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6384 Tower Ln
United States
Fax: (815) 301-6659
6384 Tower Ln
United States
Fax: (815) 301-6659
Orlando,FL,United States
Boat History Report Insurance Boat Transport
This is a serious boat built to very high standards. Designed by the highly respected Lay and Pitman, Naval Architects, and built at Atlantic Shipyard in Jacksonville Florida, she can be had for a fraction of replacement cost. The boat appears new as she has always been in a fresh water lake and had easy use. The uses are as varied as there are ideas. She could be an excellent support craft for diving, construction, ship repair, electrical support , or a one boat operation for inter island transport, diving or servicing ships. If you need a coastal or in shore vessel this is the one. Offer are welcome as current economic conditions dictate pricing.
Stock ID: SG-2400254
Features and OptionsThis is a serious work boat so no toys aboard. With included dive compressor it could be a good commercial or recreational dive boat. Also comes with a stick or wire feed welder.
2 Generators, 30 and 20 KW Onan with sound shields. Sound proofing on generator space bulkheads. Ample lighting above and below deck.
3 Power distribution centers on board for powering other vessels or on board equipment. 100Amp receptacles and twist locks. Hubbel connectors. Professional quality wiring and distribution panels.
This is a custom built boat that could easily be adapted to many uses. The vessel was only in a small freshwater lake and has never seen salt water. The construction is top quality with no defects noted other than some minor cosmetics. The flybridge is easily removed for transport with no cutting required. There are four watertight compartments.
There is room for berthing and galley if so desired. Vessel was used only on private lake so no berthing was needed. Cabin area is air-conditioned. There is ample room for work shop, part storage, fab shop or what have you.
Vessel was used on private lake so no electronics needed, there is ample room for a full array of electronics. Full engine guages on bridge. Sophisticated electronic detection equipment available at additional cost.
On board air compressor with quick connects around vessel. Divers air compressor included with vessel. Wire or Arc welder included in sale. On deck 300(approx) gallon gasoline tank with transfer pump and fuel hose for fueling equipment or other vessels. 100(approx) below deck diesel tank with transfer pump and hose.
Electric/Hydraulic 5000 pound capacity deck crane. Auto Crane, model 5005H. Heavy duty electric winch on foredeck, Heavy wooden coverage of foredeck, room for vehicle, small excavator, skid steer etc. 6 Sturdilites enable night work. Gates port and starboard for vehicle loading/unloading.
Halon system in generator compartment, 4 watertight compartments. 6 High intensity spotlights. Deck mounted decompression chamber available at additional cost.
These boat details are subject to contract.
Note: Offers on the asking price will be considered.
This commercial vessel has lifting rings for hoisting aboard larger vessel. The workmanship is top quality. Owner will work with buyer to make this boat exactly what you need in term of equipment. The uses are limitless for this boat.
The bridge is removeable for road transport.
Please submit any and ALL offers - your offer may be accepted! Submit your offer today!
We encourage all buyers to schedule a survey for an independent analysis. Any offer to purchase is ALWAYS subject to satisfactory survey results.
Take a look at ALL ***94 PICTURES*** of this vessel on our main website at POPYACHTS DOT COM. At POP Yachts, we will always provide you with a TRUE REPRESENTATION of every vessel we market. We are a full-service brokerage company, ready to assist you in purchasin
|Hull Material
|5.18 m
|Max Draft
|0.91 m
|Engine Make
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|Engine Year
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|124.92 l
|Length at Waterline
|11.89 m
|Length Overall
|12.19 m
|Deadrise at Transom
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|Max Bridge Clearance
|8.23 m
6384 Tower Ln
United States
Fax: (815) 301-6659
|This was used to bring suppies and cargo to out Islands, has electrical outlets and plenty of deck space

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Kindergarten students and teachers at the Harrisonville Early Childhood Center were honored at a recent assembly.
To begin the assembly, kindergarten students recited the Pledge of Allegiance.
Each month Super Citizen awards are presented to students who exemplify the character trait of the month. October's character trait was responsibility. The students received a certificate, an Applebee's gift certificate, and a Super Citizen T-shirt.
In addition to the Super Citizens, students are also recognized for their work and behavior in music, art, and physical education classes.
The Mathematician of the Month Award is sponsored by Community Bank of Harrisonville.
Students were also recognized for Perfect Attendance for first quarter and those honorees were Jason Callahan, Roberto Chavez, Anthony Coffelt, Audrey Coffey, Emma Coffey, Hunter Cooper, Janna Everhart, Jayden Hornbach, Isabell Roepke, Blake Thornburg, Isabelle Shelton, Dominick Meade, Zane Helt and Emily Beck.
Entertainment at the assembly was provided by Heather Caldwell's class who performed songs and poems about pumpkins.


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Saturday, Sept. 1
5:07 a.m. – An officer radioed in to report checking on a man he found sleeping inside a vehicle parked on Stow Street by Everett Street. The man, who was reportedly visiting the area and decided to sleep in his car, was sent on his way.
9 a.m. – A Rhode Island woman reported finding a Border Collie mix in Narragansett, RI, with Concord tags.
10:15 a.m. – A 911 caller reported a coyote wandering in the area between Concord Park Assisted Living and the West Concord Depot. Police checked the area, but did not locate the animal.
4:44 p.m. – As a result of a motor vehicle stop in the area of Concord Turnpike and Walden Street, A Somerville resident received a summons for unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle.
5:43 p.m. – A patrol officer radioed in to advice he was checking on an open door on Baker Avenue. The building's interior checked OK and the door was secured.
10:02 p.m. – Police responded to a general burglary alarm activation on Estabrook Road. The scene checked secure.
10:19 p.m. – A College Road resident reported a truck pulled into his neighbor's driveway, which he did not feel should be in the area. The truck turned out to be a trash truck making pickups in the area.
11:53 p.m. – Police responded to a reported motor vehicle accident on Monument Street and, as a result of the response, Steven Turnbull, 23, of 300 Meghann Drive, Woodstock, Va, was arrested and charged with operating under the influence of liquor, reckless operation of a motor vehicle and marked lanes violation.
Sunday, Sept. 1
12:16 a.m. – An officer radioed in to report checking on an open window at a farmstand on Wheeler Road.
4:45 a.m. – Police responded to a burglar alarm activation on Estabrook Road.
10:09 a.m. – As a result of a motor vehicle stop by at the Rideout Field parking lot on Conant Street, a Maynard man was summonsed for unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle.
11:20 a.m. – An Everett Street resident reported a dog was in her yard. The animal wasn't being a nuisance, but the caller wanted to report the dog found, the police report said.
1:29 p.m. – A Lincoln woman walked into the station to report losing her white purse around 9:30 p.m. the previous evening at Main Street Market and Café. The woman called back later to report finding the purse at her home.
1:50 p.m. – Emerson Hospital security requested assistance with a parking issue in the emergency room parking lot in which vehicles were parking the ambulance access. Police found no vehicles parked illegally.
5:57 p.m. – A Buckmaster Drive resident reported smelling a strong odor of marijuana in the area. The responding officer was unable to detect any odor.
9:16 p.m. – A Main Street resident called to report a dog was outside barking in the area of Winslow Street. The responding officer reported there were no dogs barking in the area.


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Summary of Third Presidential Debate:
The third and final debate between Democrat incumbent President Barack Obama and Republican contender Governor Mitt Romney was on October 22 at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida. It focused on foreign policy, although it focused primarily on the Middle East, including Syria, Libya, Israel, Afghanistan, Egypt, Iraq, Iran and Pakistan. There was also conversation around China and, of course, the U.S. economy.
The previous two debates have largely centered on Obama's past jobs record, Romney's 5-point plan and the Bush tax cuts. The first debate spent more time on Obamacare, including its tax implications, than on details about job creation and healing the housing market -- the two areas most critical to voters' day-to-day lives.
The second debate also talked a lot about the candidates' positions on women, banning assault weapons and the attack on the Libyan embassy.
Although the third debate was not supposed to address the economy, analysts correctly predicted that Romney would use the discussion of China to reiterate his view that Obama hasn't done enough to sanction China as a currency manipulator, thereby increasing exports.
The moderator was Bob Schieffer, CBS News' Chief Washington Correspondent and moderator of Face the Nation. He noted that the debate was on the 50th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy announcement that the Russians had nuclear missiles in Cuba. This signified the importance of foreign policy to the future of the U.S. Mr. Schieffer's questions covered six major foreign policy topics:
- The Changing Middle East and the New Face of Terrorism.
- America's Role in the World.
- Our longest war - Afghanistan and Pakistan.
- Red Lines - Israel and Iran.
- The Rise of China and Tomorrow's World.
Does the Attack in Libya Mean the U.S. Middle East Policy Is Unraveling?
Romney: The U.S. needs a comprehensive approach to foreign policy in the Middle East. The key is to get the Muslim world to reject extremism on its own. The U.S. can foster this with more economic development, promotion of gender equality and the rule of law. The Arab Spring chaos has allowed al-Qaeda to get stronger.
Obama: We've kept the U.S. safe for the last four years. We supported the liberation of Libya, but at the same cost as just two weeks in Iraq. Most Libyans still consider the U.S. a friend. A few weeks ago, Romney said that Russia was the greatest threat to the U.S. and that we should return troops to Iraq. (He otherwise painted Romney as being inconsistent in his comments and policies regarding the Middle East.) I will make sure we protect Israel, protect religious minorities and women, develop their economic capabilities. But also make sure we are doing more nation-building here than in Middle East.
Romney: Disagrees with Obama's representations of his foreign policy statements. I said that Russia is a geopolitical foe, and I would provide more backbone instead of flexibility.
Should We Find a Better Way to Influence Events in Syria?:
Obama: We've isolated Syria, mobilizing its moderate forces, and worked with Israel and other allies to say that Assad must go. However, we don't want to give heavy weapons to the opposition until we know exactly who we are helping. We are playing a leadership role.
Romney: Syria is Iran's route to the sea and its only ally. Removing Assad is paramount. We don't want to get into a military conflict, so we want to organize the opposition and make sure they have the arms they need.
Schieffer: Governor, Do You Think We Should Get More Involved in Syria?Romney: I don't think it's necessary to put our military into Syria. We need to help organize the insurgents and give them more arms.
Obama: Romney doesn't have different ideas than what we are already doing.
Mr. President, Do Have Any Regrets in Insisting Egyptian President Mubarak Go?Obama: I have no regrets. We have to support democracy. However, we are putting pressure on Egypt to support women's rights, abide with their agreement with Israel, work with our attempts to fight terrorism. We have to give their young people hope for a better life. We have to also focus on doing the same here, however.
Romney: I wouldn't have stuck with Mubarak, either. However, we should have tried to make for a smoother transition. To have a peaceful world, we've got to lower the U.S. debt, increase our military strength, and stand strong with our allies and principals.
What Is America's Role in the World?:
Romney: We have a responsibility to promote principles such as elections, freedom of speech, etc. We want to end conflicts. To do so, we must be strong by strengthening our own economy. I won't cut $1 trillion from military budget. We have to be prepared for who knows what. We shouldn't have pulled our missiles out of Poland. Obama shouldn't have been silent during the Green Revolution in Tehran. Romney reiterated his 5-point plan: Energy independence (including alternative energy), more free trade with a focus on Latin America, training, create a balanced budget, and foster more small business creation.
Obama: America is stronger than four years ago, because we ended the war in Iraq, which allowed us to focus on other priorities. For example, our alliances are now stronger than ever. We are rebuilding our economy by retraining workers, strengthening auto industry, cutting our oil imports by building alternative energy. Romney's plan doesn't cut the deficit.
Where Will Romney Get the Money to Add to Defense Spending?:
Romney: In eight to ten years, we will get a balanced budget by cutting non-defense spending by 10%. Get rid of Obamacare. (Factcheck: This is designed to cut the deficit, not add to it.) I've had lots of experience in balancing a budget, so I can do that without cutting defense. Our Navy is smaller now - it needs 313 ships to be effective, but has less than 285. Our Air Force is smaller than in 1947. We can now only handle one conflict at a time. Obama will cut the military by $1 trillion, although this includes the fiscal cliff sequestration.
Obama: Military spending has gone up every year I've been in office. (Factcheck: It was $851 billion in FY 2013, and $868 billion in FY 2012, lower than $890 billion in FY 2010. But still higher than any other President in history. For more, see Military budget.)) We spend more on the military than the next 10 countries. I've asked the Joint Chiefs to plan for what we'll need in the future -- cybersecurity and space. It's driven by strategy. It allows us to reduce our deficit by spending smarter, not more. Romney can't spend $2 trillion more on defense, $5 trillion more on tax cuts and still reduce the deficit. We have fewer ships now because we have more aircraft carriers and submarines.
Should We Still Leave Afghanistan in 2014 Even if the Afghans Aren't Ready?:
Romney: They will be ready. Recognize that Pakistan has a major effect on Afghanistan because they have 100 nuclear warheads. We will give Pakistan aid only if they meet certain benchmarks.
Obama: By ending war in Iraq, we could refocus on Afghanistan. We've met many of the objectives that got us there in the first place by decimating al-Qaeda's core leadership. Afghans are now perfectly capable of defending their own country. We've got to transition responsibly. This allows us to free up resources to put our own people, especially veterans, back to work, build our infrastructure. It's especially important to help the veterans with PTSD.
Governor, Is It Time to Divorce Pakistan?Romney: No, they have too many nuclear weapons to ignore. It's not Obama's fault the relationship is strained. We will have to work with them to make sure the Pashtuns don't rush into Afghanistan as soon as we leave.
Governor, What Is Your Position on the Use of Drones?Romney: I support it entirely. I agree with the President's decisions on that. We will have to do more by having a more comprehensive strategy to move the world away from Islamic extremism.
Obama: We've have created the partnerships needed to go after extremism, by reducing corruption in government, making sure the free market system works. During the last four years, we've stood with democracy. As a result, attitudes toward America are better.
Would Either of You Declare That an Attack on Israel Is an Attack on the U.S?:
Obama: If Israel is attacked, America will stand with Israel. We have created the strongest military and intelligence cooperative in history. Iran will not get a nuclear weapon. Our sanctions are the highest in history. It's working, because Iran's currency has dropped 80%. A nuclear arms race in the Middle East is unacceptable.
Romney: We will stand with Israel militarily. I would tighten sanctions against Iran. Ships with Iranian oil can't come into our ports. Indict Ahmadinejad for genocide in the UN court. I agree that military action is a last resort.
What Is the Goal for Iran?Obama: End their nuclear program, and they can reenter the global community. Must cooperate with inspections. We won't allow Iran to perpetually engage in negotiations that lead nowhere. If they don't meet demands, we will take all options necessary to prevent nuclear capability.
Romney: Our enemies see weakness in Obama because he ignored the Green Revolution, initially said he would meet with our enemies, and apologized for the U.S. We are four years closer to a nuclear Iran.
Obama: None of these things he just said are true. Iran is now at its weakest point than in many years thanks to our efforts.
What Would You Do If Israel Sends Bombers to Iran?Romney: That wouldn't happen unless we had talked about it ahead of time. I see our influence waning around the world, thanks to our debt, reductions in military spending, and our deteriorating relations with Israel.
Obama: Romney has been all over the map with his foreign policies, and didn't support our efforts to get bin Laden.
What Is the Greatest Future Threat to the National Security of this Country?:
Obama: Terrorism, obviously. China is a great threat, but it also has the potential to be a great partner. Has set up a Trade Task Force to go after trade violations. Has filed twice as many trade infractions as the previous Administration, and won most of them. Stopped China from dumping cheap tires in the U.S. To compete against China, we've got to beef up education.
Romney: The greatest national security threat is a nuclear Iran. China doesn't want war, protectionism, or chaos. Agrees we can work with them, but they've got to be responsible. On day one, I will label China a currency manipulator. (Factcheck: China's currency is at the highest level in 17 years. For more, see China's Currency.)They are stealing our technology, hacking into our computers, and not playing by the rules.
If You Declare Them a Currency Manipulator, Won't That Start a Trade War?Romney: We are already losing it, since they sell us a lot more stuff than they sell us. They want a trade war less than we do. (For details, see U.S. China Trade Deficit.
Obama: We need to invest in education and basic research, which the private sector won't do. Currencies are at the best place vis-a-vis China since 1993. The U.S. is focusing on selling to ex-China Pacific region to generate competition to China.
Romney: We should have allowed the auto industry to go through a managed bankruptcy. I never said I would liquidate the industry.
Closing Statements:
Obama: We've made great progress in changing policies that got us into the 2008 financial crisis. I got us out of two wars. Going forward, I want to retrain workers for the jobs of tomorrow, cut spending we don't need, but also ask the wealthy to chip in more. I will maintain a strong military and protect the U.S. After a decade of war, we've got to invest at home and take care of our wounded veterans.
Romney: I want to make the world a safer place, and get the economy going. If we follow the President's path, our debt will be at $20 trillion. I will balance the budget, create 12 million jobs, and work across the aisle. (Sources: C-Span Presidential Debate, October 22, 2012; CNN, Transcript of Third Debate, October 22, 2012)
Summary of Prior Debates:
On October 3, 2012 the first debate was held in Denver, Colorado. Three of six questions focused on the economy. However, most of the conversation centered around Medicare, Obamacare and the budget. Very little specifically mentioned job creation, even though that was the first question posed. Here's a summary of the first Presidential debate.
The second debate was on October 16 at Hofstra University in Hempstead New York. It was a town hall format, in which the candidates answered questions posed by voters. It was moderated by Candy Crowley, the chief political correspondent for CNN. Read the summary of the second Presidential debate.
There was also a debate on October 11 between Vice-President Joe Biden and the Republican VP nominee, Congressman Paul Ryan in Danville, Kentucky. See a summary of the Vice-Presidential Debate.Article updated October 23, 2012.


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|Good - 38 reviews
Featuring a daily continental breakfast, this Somerset motel is located just off Interstates 70 and 78. The United Airlines Flight 93 memorial is 15 miles away. A microwave and refrigerator are included in every room at the A1 Economy Inn. Cable TV and an en suite bathroom are also available in the rooms. Visitors can use the on-site laundry facilities at...
Overall Rating - Good - 38 reviews
The staff was the most hospitalble ever encountered in our travels. Could not locate a room in Johnstown and Priceline advertised only 2 rooms left. There were only 6 rooms occupied! Go figure! But--the staff made up for all the Inns shortcomings,
No shade at all outsideOld ---but very clean. Clean beds. Great People.
The price was good for just an overnight
Checking in through a window early in the evening (6:00) was quite different and even though the person was accommodating it seemed strange. No lobbyIt was an experience that I do not intend to repeat. The room was clean but very dated. There was no lobby and you pretty much stayed in your room. The breakfast was a narrow hallway with items to choose from. You were given a key for your room and a key to open the breakfast area. The overall feeling was just OK.
|Good - 382 reviews
Enjoy the hometown hospitality at this Baymont Inn and Suites Somerset, just off Interstates 70 and Interstates 76, close to Laurel Highlands, Seven Springs, Ohiopyle State Park, Jennerstown Speedway, Falling Water, wineries, and Lake Somerset. Pets are welcome at this lodging, which offers complimentary wireless Internet and complimentary breakfast at the B...
Overall Rating - Good - 382 reviews
Excellent 10.0
This hotel was awesome. Newly remodeled, everything we could want. loved it!
Good 7.0
price was good
some carpets needed shampooing or replacing in public areas
|OK - 6 reviews
A microwave and a refrigerator are included in every room at this motel in Somerset, Pennsylvania. Laurel Hill State Park is 11 miles from the motel. Cable TV and free Wi-Fi are available in every room at the Budget Inn Somerset. The traditional rooms provide air conditioning. Maggie Mae's Neighborhood Café is located across the street from Somerset Budget...
Overall Rating - OK - 6 reviews
Poor 2.0
Bed appeared to be clean and was comfortable
Not enough characters But for---?Time to make the land available for something else
Excellent 8.3
Friendliness and concern for any problems.
Hot and cold water reversed in shower.
|Good - 254 reviews
The Days Inn Somerset offers FREE Daybreak Continental Breakfast, FREE Wireless High Speed Internet, Fitness Center, FREE HBO, FREE Local Calls and we are close to several great restaurants and lounges. Our Days Inn is conveniently located at the Pennsylvania Turnpike and I-70/I-76, Exit 110, Gateway to the Laurel Highlands. We are only 15 miles from SE...
Overall Rating - Good - 254 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
Seemed rather dirty.An ok place for an overnight rest while on PA Turnpike.
Poor 2.0
It was cheap.
Foul odor in room. Since it's right on the Turnpike, it's noisy as can be. Funky sheets and blankets. No reason for this place to have a second star.
|Good - 61 reviews
When you stay at Budget Host inn, you will find exceptional quality and value . With more than 160 inns and 7,000 guest rooms in 37 states . Budget Host inns are conveniently located to major attractions, restaurants, shopping, and recreation areas . To ensure that travelers stay in a clean, comfortable room, each inn is regularly inspected by a professio...
Overall Rating - Good - 61 reviews
accepted my dogs
very old, very small, falling apart, heater let out so much smoke, I was going to ask for a different room. Did not have breakfast as advertised.
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When you stay at The Belsar Inn Bed and Breakfast in Somerset, you'll be within the region of Seven Springs Mountain Resort. Make yourself at home in one of the 4 guestrooms. Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as a fireplace in the lobby and a television in the lobby
|OK - 82 reviews
Our Knights Inn is conveniently located at the Pennsylvania Turnpike at I-70/I-76, Exit 110, Gateway to the Laurel Highlands. We offer free continental breakfast, free wireless internet, free local calls, and we're located near several great restaurants and lounges. Our clean, comfortable, pet friendly rooms are equipped with hair dryer, alarm clock, iron an...
Overall Rating - OK - 82 reviews
Poor 1.0
The front desk lady manning the desk was nice.
Really dusty, spider webs, something that looked like dried blood on sheets.
Mediocre 3.0
Depressed. There was a drug bust next door. Half the rooms were gutted but no construction under way
|Excellent - 153 reviews
Contemporary meets historical in this great location, just minutes from the heart of Somerset, PA. Conveniently located off I-76, Pennsylvania Turnpike Exit 110, guests can enjoy many attractions the Laurel Highlands area has to offer, such as the Somerset Historical Center, Seven Springs and Hidden Valley Ski Attractions, Falling Water, Flight 93 National M...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 153 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Stayed one night - difficult to find the way in to, and out of, the parking lot, but otherwise satisfactory in every way.
Poor color schemes, potential case of bed bugs
|Good - 37 reviews
Gateway to Pennsylvania's beautiful Laurel Highlands, embraced by nature's beauty and remembered in history. Full service hotel with indoor pool, and meeting facilities. Complimentary deluxe continental breakfast served daily from 6:00am to 9:00am in the hotel's breakfast room. Onsite Lounge providing cocktails and live band on the weekends.Pet accommodation...
Overall Rating - Good - 37 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
location is good. Generally clean.
The air condition is very loud, you need to turn it off when sleep. My room was close to a ice-making machine, very loud even at night, like a nightmare.Not deserve my money.
Poor 1.0
People were friendly.
This hotel was gross and in desperate need of repair/updating.
|OK - 34 reviews
The Knights Inn of Johnstown, PA, is a premiere hotel located in the heart of Johnstown known for its widespread range of culture, history, dining, and other wondrous experiences. We are located approximately three miles from the Galleria Mall, a mile from the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, a mile from the Richland Cinemas - stadium seating, and five...
Overall Rating - OK - 34 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
Clean. Comfortable bed.
Although internet service was advertised, it could not be accessed from the room. I was told by the staff that this a common occurrence.
Mediocre 4.0
Good location, close to the places we needed to be. Easy to find. Comfortable beds. Didn't charge us for lost key card. Staff was friendly, if unenthusiastic. We got WiFi reception.
In one of our rooms an opened but unused condom was found in the bed between the sheets. In another room there was a feces-like material under the bed. The toilet ran on and off through the night. No TV channel guide. Key cards worked inconsistently.Excluding the cleanliness issues, and it was ok for what we paid. Just an inexpensive, no-frills, place to crash for the night.
|Excellent - 100 reviews
With a stay at Hampton Inn Somerset, you'll be centrally located in Somerset and within the region of Seven Springs Mountain Resort. Make yourself at home in one of the 110 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include phones, as well as coffee/t...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 100 reviews
Excellent 10.0
We arrived to the smell of freshly popped popcorn and found apples, bananas, and fresh cookies also. What a treat after being on the road for three weeks. The staff only made our welcome better with their friendliness and efficiency.This hotel was very clean, accessible and accommodating in providing directions, restaurant facilities, and a quiet night of rest. Kudos to this staff and the corporation in making this a wonderful stay. We will definitely rebook when we are in the area.
Excellent 10.0
This hotel is spotless. The room was beautiful. Large flat screen tv, extremely comfortable bed with wonderful cozy comforter and the bathroom had a double size walk in shower with sliding doors and great shower head and soft fluffy towels, not the lightweight paper thin ones at most hotels. The newly renovated room had one wall with dark wood cabinetry which gave it a very rich look. Even the window treatment was expensive looking. The staff was very friendly and upon checking in on a wednesday night, there were make it yourself tacos with fresh fixings. Guests are invited for snacks like these on monday and wednesday nights from 4-7pm. A cute old fashioned popcorn machine with bags to fill yourself and home made chocolate chip cookies which are available every night. What a great treat. But the best is that this hotel is 100% smoke free!! This hotel is our midway stopping point from now on. Would not stay anywhere else.
|Good - 46 reviews
Renovated in 2013. Conveniently located off the PA Turnpike, the Econo Lodge of Somerset is just minutes from Flight 93 National Memorial, Seven Springs and Hidden Valley Ski Resorts and many other attractions. This hotel provides clean comfortable guestrooms, a complimentary continental breakfast daily, free High Speed Internet and more. All guest rooms fea...
Overall Rating - Good - 46 reviews
Poor 1.0
very dirty, didnt even want to sleep thereI have traveled a lot and this was probably the dirtiest nastiest motel i ever stayed at..its not a super 8 by the way, econo lodge bought it out appearently and put a econo lodge tarp over the super 8 sign, so dont stay at the econo lodge at somerset pa either..
Excellent 9.0
The breakfast,the staff was very helpfulThe staff was very helpful!
|Excellent - 210 reviews
Centrally located in the beautiful Laurel Highlands. Nearby hiking and biking trails, downhill and cross county skiing, snow boarding, sled riding, snow mobiling and walking distance to many restaurants. Guest rooms offer features like coffee makers, curved shower rods, hair dryers, irons, ironing boards, voice mail and cable television. Pet accommodation: 3...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 210 reviews
Good 8.0
Nice room, newly updated accommodations, nice breakfast spread.
One of my pet peeves is shower head height. The height was much too low. I am 6' tall, and I had to bend over to get my head under the spray. Overall, the bathroom ceiling was too low.
Good 8.0
This hotel was quieter than most, and had plenty of hot water in the morning. All staff was friendly and helpful,
Just needed a little up-dating and maintenance. Not bad.
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Woodson believes Packers should shut Rodgers down if out of playoff picture
Green Bay --- For now, it looks like the Packers will be without Aaron Rodgers another week.
This weekend will be ripe with playoff implications. If Green Bay wins and Detroit loses, reaching the postseason suddenly becomes realistic again. If Green Bay loses and Detroit wins, the debate of whether or not the Packers should rest Rodgers the rest of the season is going to heat up.
Rodgers broke his collarbone on Nov. 4 and has cleared two of three hurdles.
One player who helped lead the Packers to a Super Bowl, veteran Charles Woodson, weighed in on this question this week. He talked about what management is certainly thinking about.
"With having a guy that you're going to pay over $100 million, (if) you're out of the playoffs I would shut him down," the Raiders safety said on NFL Network's "Around the League." I know Aaron and if he's healthy, it depends on what his scans are telling him, I know he's kicking and scratching trying to get back in the game. But having your franchise guy go out there and there is no chance at making the playoffs and you're not really sure what's going on with that shoulder, you don't have the confidence or the doctors' don't have that confidence in that shoulder that you can go out there and the same thing is not going to happen again, I think you shut him down."
Woodson, of course, broke his collarbone in Green Bay's Super Bowl win over Pittsburgh and then again early in 2012. Though each player is different, the injury sidelined him nine weeks last season. Woodson displaced his collarbone both times, while Rodgers suffered a crack.
The bone takes time to heal. Rodgers is dealing with that frustration now.
"I went through the same thing last year," Woodson said, "and I wanted to come back Week 12, 13, 14 but the scans never gave us that confidence so I didn't come back until the playoffs. So if they don't have the confidence in those scans, you shut him down."
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Woodson is pure Michigan trash. Worry about the sad-sack Raiders, CharlesHide replies
Uh-huh. Bet you weren't saying that when he was intercepting passes and sacking quarterbacks for the Packers.
Woodson was ALWAYS a class act, but once again, we find "Packer fans" like Favreaholic who are simply inbred, clueless idiots.
Woodson has charities and helps people. There have been several stories about it during his time with packers. I am sure he has helped far more people than yourself, so if he is trash, then you would be the stain stuck to bottom of the trashcan.
This is from a person who is not a fan of the Green Bay Packers team, even if he has a fetish for some of the players.
Get off the sauce loser.
Can anyone be more pathetic than Favreaholic? He (or she) is still pissed at Woodson because he used to pick off Favre in practice. Just like he's pissed at Thompson because he wouldn't let Brett run the franchise. Here it is years later and he or she is still crying in his parents basement at anyone who dares even mention the name of his idol. Keep crying Favreaholic, it really entertains the rest of us.
The old line still works: "What is the color of the sky in your world?"
This from a guy who would rather play for the Raiders than shut down his career when it was over.Hide replies
This also from a guy who was AFC defensive player of the week early this season and who obviously knows a lot more about broken collarbones and football than anyone else here.
I thought the same, but then looked at his stats and saw he's doing fairly well. Can't say I've seen him play, but his numbers show he's still decent.
I thought he was about done last year, but I watched a few Raider's games this year and he's still pretty darn good.
Again, the old line still works: "What is the color of the sky in your world?"
While I don't really give a rip about Woodson's opinion as to whether Rodgers should play or not, the loss of Woodson is one of the reasons this team has collapsed since Rodgers went down. This is a team that lacks veteran leadership; someone to set an example on the field by playing tough and making a difference, and in the locker room by holding these young and marginal players accountable. The Packers lack the inspiration Woodson provided to play above themselves. Woodson is one of the few exceptions to Thompson's philosophy of shunning veteran free agents and relying on McCarthy et al to develop young players. This season (and last) are illustrative of Thompson's philosophy coming round to bite him in the back side. No veteran leadership.Hide replies
That says a lot about Clay Matthews, not TT. If you're getting paid that much, you'd better lead.
You're right B.S. People forget how highly ranked our defense was in 2011 and 2012 with Charles on the team.
Charles Woodson would be a better defensive back at age 40 than any of the current defensive backfield members of the Packers.Hide replies
You hit it on the head!
You can track the downward spiral of the the Packers secondary in a line from the loss of Nick Collins to Woodson leaving. Tramon Williams is still good, but he's not the same and it's been like watching the Four Stooges back there sometimes this season.
What Woodson says carries some weight especially since he was the one who spoke out the most in questioning the Packers play calling on defense(Capers) after the 49er playoff debacle last year. If McCarthy would have listened to him last year by showing Capers the door instead of Woodson the Packers would have more than likely won a couple of these last 5 games with Rodgers out and could be leading the division right now. McCarthy and Thompson got rid of the wrong guy last off season. Now we all have to suffer the consequences.
I believe Charles Woodson should shut down his career since his team is out of the playoff hunt and he can't run well enough to be a ball-hawking safety/corner anymore.
Charles is a class act and when he is elected into the Hall Of Fame I hope he is wearing the Green and Gold. As for his comments on Aaron, I agree with him. In fact, I believe he should shut down with either a Packer loss or lion win on Sunday. On the other hand, I still have hope for the playoffs but this Sunday is key.Hide replies
Except there is no team affiliation when a player enters the NFL hall. No Green and Gold, no black and silver, nor anything else.
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Yes, a HoF inductee can wear anything they want ... as long as it's the gold HoF blazer they ALL WEAR
This man is a genius, a freakin' genius. Packers should make room on the coaching staff for this guy.Hide replies
I agree with Charles. If the Packers can't beat arguably the worst team in the NFL (present company excluded) with Flynn, there is absolutely no reason to risk further injury to Rodgers. In fact, if other players are playing hurt with the risk of further injury, they should sit also. Play preseason football and give some of the younger players more time. IR the injured players and bring up the practice squad.Hide replies
If we tied the worst team in the league, and the Bears lost to them, what does that make the Bears? Worser?
Thanks to Charles and Tyler for this article. Charles, I just have to say that the play you made in the super bowl that ended up breaking your collarbone, to me, changed the whole complexion of that game. It sent me into a state of mind in which I knew there was no way we were going to loose that game. I regret that you experienced a broken bone and couldn't finish playing the game. Yet the determination, and all out support for the team to keep going for a win made all the difference to me. So, thanks for everything, Charles. And all the best to you in all that you do, always. Arron will do the right thing for all involved, I believe. Go Pack~~~


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I have played well over 8 hours of video games in a day (grand theft autos....) but not every day. I might sit down on a lazy weekend and spend 4 hours here then like 3 there.
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Clendening Cemetery, June 2012, Cable Hollow Road, Elk Township, Warren County, PA.
"died May 11, 1817"
"L. 8 mo. 15 da"
Most of the graves here appear to be unmarked. The sign for the cemetery notes that it was incorporated in 1893, yet these photos show that it was used much earlier than that. The earliest marked grave I found was dated 1817 and if my history is correct there were only a few hundred Europeans living here and many more indigenous peoples.
The oldest standing structures in Warren County date back to the 1820s. Many of the graves here are probably older than that.
I believe the earliest wave of settlers came here down the Allegheny River from New York state, such as Ezra Pound's grandfather who set up a sawmill in Elk Township. His son became Governor of the Territory of Wisconsin. Ezra Pound had to move to Italy because his poetry was too radical.
photos by Chris Lareau


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Pauls Valley Democrat
Pauls Valley, Oklahoma —
Gregory Charles Nation, 55, born August 30, 1958 in Pauls Valley, Okla., to Jimmy Charles Nation and Barbara Lee Nation (Pistole), passed away on September 22, 2013 from acute onset of non-alcoholic cirrhosis and complications from this unknown condition. Greg passed peacefully with his children at his side and sister on the phone.
A Celebration of Greg's Life was held on Monday, September 30 at the First Presbyterian Church, 301 N. Walnut in Pauls Valley with Rev. Tom Buzbee officiating. A light reception in the church fellowship followed the service.
Greg is survived by his father, Jimmy Charles Nation of Dallas, Texas; sister Tracy Lynn Nation of La Jolla, Calif.; children Shannon Simone Nation, Tyler O'Neil Nation and Kelly Lynn Nation of Pauls Valley or OKC, and granddaughter Haven Quinn Nation-Shafer.
Predeceasing Greg was the love of his life and mother of their children, Tina O'Neal Nation; his beloved and devoted mother, Barbara Lee Nation Marquardt; and cousin Mark Nation.
Also surviving Greg are Uncle Fred Day of Pauls Valley; Aunt Doris Nation of Biloxi, Miss; cousins Doris Dean Nation of Biloxi, Miss; Freddy Day Jr., Tommy Day, Gary Nation, Danny Nation, and Joe Nation, all of Oklahoma; cousins Ben Davis, Sheryl Davis Martin, and Debbie Davis Evans of California and New Mexico; second cousins Marci Warren (Nation), Bobby Dean Nation and Marshall Nation.
Greg fought valiantly for 7 weeks prior to being hospitalized for 30 days. We feel Greg would want people to know more about this disease that at the time symptoms began, caused end-stage liver decease and bilateral renal failure.
Only those present could know the fight Greg waged and the trauma his body sustained.
At his side throughout were Kelly Nation and his father, who for a two week stretch in the middle of Greg's stay, was there morning until well in the night.
In total, Greg's father made 3 trips from Dallas. Shannon was due to give birth at any day. Tyler was working full-time, often 6 long days a week. Sister Tracy was beginning treatment for breast cancer.
We want to thank the visitors, especially those who visited frequently: Chris Evans, Angie Pickard Brown and Rev. Tom Buzbee.
Greg was a humble man. He could not quite get the fuss over all the messages of prayers and encouragement that poured in from social media. But, he liked them one and all. Thank you to all who visited, sent messages and cards, called and text'd. Greg found them very encouraging.
Greg graduated from high school in 1976 from Pauls Valley. He lettered in football and wrestling and was quite a force to oppose.
He started in the trucking business during high school, starting out hauling short haul freight with Manning Trucking. He remained in the trucking business all his life. He drove long-haul carrying cattle, produce and box goods from Florida to Montana and from the East to West Coasts.
Greg married Tina O'Neil in 1989. They raised three children. After becoming a family man, he began short haul driving, servicing oil and gas exploration, hauling mainly rock and water. Greg lived the last 3 years of his life in Norman, although he worked all over the state.
Greg loved the freedom of driving, just like his Grandfather Virgil Nation, a house mover back in the day, and Father Jim Nation who traveled the Gulf Coast and Southwest, while in the men's fine clothing business. Like all of the family, Greg was also a Christian.
Greg turned 55 on August 30. He was able to celebrate with his father, sister and children present. He became a grandfather during his sickness. Haven Quinn Nation-Shafer, born August 25, made him even prouder; he was overwhelmed each time he laid eyes on her.
During the last 10 years of his life, Greg spent non-working time taking care of his wife Tina, who was ill. Greg never got over losing Tina in October 2009. Indeed, Greg suffered a double loss at that time because his mother passed 3 days earlier.
Certainly, there is no question that Greg was most proud of his three children and he fought to the death, literally, to remain on this earth with them.
It is with heavy hearts that we acknowledge God's will that it was time for Greg to come home and be at perfect peace in all ways. We will miss his big hugs, goofy ways and his sheer presence in our lives. Rest easy son, brother, daddy and Poncho.
Memorial Gifts may be made to: Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation (ww5.komen.org).


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Lugene Hudson
New Castle News
Douglas and Christy Verenski of Enon Valley are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Stephanie L. Verenski, and Chazz D. Wolfe of The Dalles, Ore. He is a son of Robert and Peggy Wolfe of The Dalles.
The bride-to-be is a graduate of Mohawk High School and Arcadia University, Glenside, Pa. She is a graduate student at Denver Seminary in Littleton, Colo.
Her future husband is a graduate of The Dalles High School. He is a development facilitator at WorldVentures, a non-profit mission organization in Littleton, Co.
Their wedding is planned for June 1, 2013, in Grand Lake, Colo.


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How To Measure Your Well-Being Against the Dow
It's at its lowest levels since 1997. Are you?
Are you better off than you were in 1997? The Dow Jones Industrial Average certainly isn't. As we keep hearing, the Dow, which has fallen about 55 percent from its October 2007 peak, is slumming around at its lowest point since April 1997.
If your personal well-being were tied directly to the Dow, that would mean you've gone precisely nowhere over the last 12 years: No raises, no quality-of-life improvements, no lessons learned, no fears conquered, no wisdom gained.
It's a question worth asking. So I asked myself if I'm better off than I was 12 years ago. First, I refamiliarized myself with the world in 1997. That was the year Princess Diana died in a Paris car crash. El Nino was causing weather havoc around the world. General Motors and Ford were the two largest companies atop the Fortune 500. (By 2008, they had fallen to 4 and 7, and they'll probably fall even lower this year.) It was a blase year for movies: The top draw was Men in Black. ER and Seinfeld were the top TV shows.
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I don't know what my net worth was in 1997, but I'm pretty sure I felt more secure then than I do now. I was married with one baby and another soon to arrive. My wife and I never talked about whether our jobs were in jeopardy. We owned a nice home that felt like a stretch when we bought it, but seemed more manageable as our household income rose. We didn't estimate how much our house appreciated each year, we just assumed that it would. We certainly didn't worry about it falling in value. That never happened.
Twelve years later, a lot has changed. I'm divorced, so I've gone from belonging to a two-earner family to a one-earner household. Among other things, the safety net is a lot smaller if one of us – well, me – becomes unemployed. My income is higher, but with two kids, so are my expenses, and the amount left over after the bills are paid is arguably lower than it was 12 years ago. I rent a home instead of owning one. My vast portfolio of global holdings – er, I mean, the few meager investments I've been able to make – have plummeted in value, just like everybody else's.
[See 10 ways to survive without a bailout.]
So if wealth and job security are the gauge, I'm standing in place, or maybe even drifting backward. That's partly due to personal circumstances, but everybody has personal circumstances like divorce, illness, accidents, and mistakes. We have to factor those in. Still, all told, I could feel pretty gloomy about my progress.
But I don't feel gloomy. Since 1997 I've also gotten a lot smarter. I have a much stronger skill set and more realistic expectations. I can see more clearly how the world works. A bit of adversity – accentuated by the current recession – has helped me learn how to be happy with less. I think way more about conserving energy than I did in 1997, about cutting needless expenses, about pooling my resources with others.
[See where greed still carries on unabated.]
I didn't have a backup plan in 1997. Today, I have three or four. There's no guarantee those plans will work if I need them, but at least I realize there may not always be a spouse or employer or government out-bailer standing by to help when needed.
Warren Buffett said recently that "people have really changed their behavior like nothing I've ever seen." He talked about consumers abandoning luxuries, being scared and confused, and taking to the sidelines until they better understand what's going on. "There's been a reset in people's minds," he said.
That's another thing I've accomplished since 1997: A mental reset. I don't have to spend every penny of my paycheck. If you're President Obama trying to jump-start the economy, of course, you don't want any resets. Our economy depends on people spending money – as much as possible. But if you're an individual, it makes perfect sense to hoard your resources, in case you end up as one of the unlucky unemployed. And once you've broken your addiction to stuff, it's easier to plan for a rainy day – and survive it.
[See why I, Rick Newman, deserve a personal bailout.]
Buffett thinks America's best days still lie ahead. So do I. I'm hoping that all the additional lessons I'll probably learn through the remainder of this recession will help me be even better prepared to thrive when better days dawn. But I also realize that may take awhile: Forecasters now say the Dow could drop even further, to levels not seen since 1995. That's the year two losers blew up the Oklahoma City Federal Building and O.J. Simpson got acquitted of murder. Come to think of it, it would be nice if we could just stop at 1997, even if we have to stay there for awhile.


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ST. PETERSBURG – A security camera has caught on video the burglar who broke into St. Petersburg High School and stole a computer, power washer and other items.
On Aug. 21, police say the suspect forced his way into the ticket booth of the school gymnasium.
The suspect appears to be a middle-aged man who is average height and weighs about 150 pounds. He was last seen wearing a light color shirt and dark shorts.
If anyone has any information, please contact Det. James Schafer at (727) 893-4880 or the police non-emergency line at
(727) 893-7780.


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Southwestern Cauliflower and Ham Soup44 Reviews 3 Pics
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Original recipe yields 4 servings
- In a large pot over medium heat, cook onion in oil until just beginning to brown. Pour in broth and bring to a boil. Stir in cauliflower, bring to a boil again and cook until cauliflower is tender, 2 to 5 minutes.
- Remove half of cauliflower mixture and puree in a blender or food processor until smooth. Return to pot with ham and cheese and cook until cheese is melted. Stir in potato flakes and heat through. Serve topped with cilantro.
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This can be made better by eliminating the potato flakes and cooking up medium diced potatoes. Add after cauliflower is cooked. Save the cheese out and let each person add what they want to. Saves having to clean up a messy pot.
I found this quite good and very well-received by those who liked a little spice. It was easy, especially with a hand blender which I used to blend all the cauliflower. I used a little more than the recipe called for and the flavor came through, mixing well with the ham, cheese and pepper (the strongest flavor but not the first one noticed. I will definitely make it again! I may try adding potatoes for a heartier soup and perhaps experiment with other seasonings to add body. I think that the kind of ham used and how it was cooked will also change the flavor a bit.
This soup is wonderful! I made it last night in anticipation of our sub-zero weather coming up. I added sliced mushrooms, zucchini, and green peas to the soup after I pureed some of the cauliflower. I added nothing else for seasoning and it was perfect. I only wish there was an easier way to clean melted cheese out of a cooking pot and bowls!
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Amount Per Serving (4 total)
- Calories
- 345 cal
- 17%
- Fat
- 25.9 g
- 40%
- Carbs
- 9.4 g
- 3%
- Protein
- 18.8 g
- 38%
- Cholesterol
- 72 mg
- 24%
- Sodium
- 750 mg
- 30%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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