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Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Glad to see 2008 end
Todd seems to be doing just fine and can not wait to get back to full time work and driving. Mom had her hip repaired on 11/24/08 and is now in rehab at a local nursing home.
Leah's surgery went well and she is coming along well. She was moved from cardiac icu to a step-down unit. We are hoping she will be allowed to come home this weekend. It looks like she has about 3 months of recuperation time ahead.
So far, knock wood, I am still going strong.
We hope everyone has a good 2009!
Thursday, December 25, 2008
Christmas Day
Last Friday Leah's mother was moved into an assisted living facility. On Sunday we went to Leah's brother's house for a family Christmas party. Leah and I took mom along with us and returned her back Sunday evening.
Monday morning Leah got a phone call that her mother had fallen during the night and injured herself. Her mother told them at the assisted living facility that she didn't want to go to the hospital. By early morning her leg was hurting her to the point where she thought that she should go the the hospital and have things checked out. At this point we received a phone call telling us what happened and that mom was going to be taken to the hospital.
In the emergency room it was determined that mom had a broken hip and would need surgery to repair it. Surgery was scheduled for 8:30 am on 12/24/08. We got to see mom at about 3:00 pm and she looked as good as a 91 year old woman can look after surgery. There will be a rehab period after mom gets out of the hospital. We are hoping that we can get her in at Lorian which is here in town.
Leah's surgery day of December 30th is getting closer and closer. Leah has a leaking mitral valve and must have it repaired or replaced. We hope that thing goes well with her surgery.
Oh, and did I mention that Tom's birthday is on Monday.
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Missed Maddy's Birthday
When I got up Saturday morning, I thought I was feeling beter, but as the day went on, I felt worse. During the night after making one of my several trips to the bathroom, Leah told me her stomach was starting to bother her.
Sunday morning found us both too ill to make a trip to a store and back let alone a 2 hour trip to Va.
Not only were we ill physically, we were broken hearted that we would not be spending the day with Maddy on her Birthday. We hope the next weekend goes much better as we have several Christmas parties to attend and host.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Busy Month
Just to bring everyone up to date: Todd has been back to the hospital twice. Once for a wire that dislodged in his heart from the defibrillator/pacemaker and second for an infection in his incision. This latest incident was on Sunday 12/7/08. He is back home again and we hope this time that he does not have to go back except for normal check-ups.
Leah had a cardiac cath several weeks ago and was told she had to have her mitral valve repaired. We had to make several trips to Baltimore to meet with the surgeon and to have a prior to surgery work up. Her surgery is scheduled for 12/30/08.
We had to take Leah's mother to the hospital this morning as she was not feeling well. They admitted her and are going to give her a blood transfusion tonight. She should be home by Saturday.
I have been driving a school bus everyday because of the regular driver having a baby and the substitute drive having a fall and being injured. I don't mind driving now and again, but this driving everyday is like working a full time job again.
Sunday the 14Th is our granddaughter's 9Th birthday. We are looking forward to going down to Virginia and having a small party for her.
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Things are Moving Fast
Everything is moving very fast for Leah. Today the doctor's office called to make appointments for tomorrow for some test to be conducted for the upcoming heart valve repair. We both are hoping that everything will go well and we can get on with our lives.
We were already planning to go out to eat for Thanksgiving. This latest development has proven this to be a wise decision.
Monday, November 24, 2008
You Gotta Have Heart. . .
Later in the day, Beth, called and told us they felt that the wire from Todd's defibrillator/pacemaker came loose inside of his heart and was causing his discomfort. Thursday afternoon he was in surgery to repair the wire placement. He came thru the surgery with flying colors. On Friday he was released to come go home again.
While all of Todd's cardiac problems were going on, Leah was awaiting cardiac testing herself. On Monday I drove her to University of Maryland in Baltimore to have a cardiac cath. The results were mixed. Her arteries are in fine shape, but she has a mitral valve that needs repaired. She is going to wait until after the holidays before having anything done.
Sunday, November 09, 2008
The Value of CPR - Priceless
The dispatcher gave Beth CPR instructions over the phone which Beth did until the paramedics arrived to take over Todd's care. He was in V-fib cardiac arrest. They shocked him, continued CPR and transported him to Mary Washington Hospital in Fredericksburg, Va.
Leah and I arrived around 2:30 PM and were surrounded by Todd's friends from the emergency medical flight service where he works. We were shown to a smaller room of the main emergency waiting room. An emergency room doctor came in and told us that Todd was stable and was being taken to the ICU. Soon after a Cardiologist came in and informed us that they did not feel that Todd had suffered any heart damage, but they were going to be running additional test the following day.
After we moved up to the ICU waiting room, Beth said that she had a feeling that Todd did not want to be in that hospital. Todd's friend, Dave, got on the phone to their Medical Director at VCU Medical Center. VCUMC put the wheels in motion to make the transfer happen on their end. We had to push on our end to make the transfer happen. One doctor wanted to wait another day until he felt that Todd was more stable to be flown to Richmond, Va. We insisted that Todd be transferred now. VCUMC is a hospital that has a protocol for using hypothermia treatment on patients such as Todd and it was necessary that that treatment be started within 6 hours. Todd's vital signs were stable and VCUMC is a familiar, comfortable environment for Todd. And since the weather was not very good the helicopter was not flying so he would be transported by ambulance.
The flight crew wanted to take care of Todd during the ground transport. A protocol for initiating the hypothermia treatment was available for this crew to use prior to hospitalization. So it was arranged for the flight crew to be in the transporting ambulance as his care providers. Another of Todd's friends came to the hospital to also assist during the transport. All went smooth with the transfer to VCUMC.
Beth's mother, Rose, drove down from New York state to look after things at Todd and Beth's house. We left Anthony with Rose and drove Beth to VCUMC. When we got to see Todd, the hypothermia therapy was in place. Prior to hospitalization the cooling was started with chilled IV fluids and ice packs. After hospitalization a cather was inserted into a vein in which cool saline flowed through an enclosed circuit cooling the blood but not mixing with the blood. They cooled his body down to 92 degrees and kept him at that tempature for 24 hours and then rewarmed him over the next 12 hour period. This was to protect his brain from swelling to minimize any possible damage.
It was a very scarry sight to see our 39 year old son with all sorts of IV lines, tubes and wires connected to him. We knew he was in good hands and was getting the best of care and felt that he was going to be okay.
Leah and I left Beth at the hospital and went home to catch a few hours rest and return back with our motorhome so we could stay closer to the hospital. We were able to find a campground about 15 miles from the hospital.
Wednesday was a day when everything was in place, the therapy was in process and all of the monitoring to go along with it. Todd was in a drug induced coma. So we were in a holding pattern. Another friend of Todd's took Beth home Wednesday evening so she could try to get some rest. She stayed as close to Todd as she could until then.
Thursday was a great day for us, they were bringing Todd out of his drug induced coma and he was able to communicate with us. His first question was what happened to him and what hospital was he in. When we all left at the end of the day we were feeling very good as all of Todd's reports were comming back very good.
Friday when we came back to visit, Todd told us that he "woke up" around 1:00 am to find himself in the ICU. He did not remember us being there before Friday morning. After removing all of the IV lines, tubes and wires, the doctors felt Todd could be moved from the ICU to a step down unit later in the day.
More test were performed on Todd, but they could not find anything wrong with his heart nor anything that caused the sudden arrest. As a safegard, Todd had a pacemaker-defibulator installed and was allow to go home on Wednesday 11/12/08.
The doctors said Todd can resume a normal life and in fact is better protected with an implanted ICD than most of us. We hope and pray that he is.
So, if you don't know CPR, please learn. Who knows you might need to use it someday to save a life.
Monday, October 27, 2008
The rehab is finished
|Painted Motorhome
After leaving Kauffman's we went to "Camp Newmar" for the night. It was then that we were able to add our touches to the rehab. New braided rugs were placed on the floors and the completed quilt was put on the bed. Needless to say we are very pleased with the end product. It was not an inexpensive venture but it was a whole lot less than buying a new unit. We have been comfortable in this motorhome and have not seen anything else that we just felt we really had to have.
Saturday morning we left Nappanee and headed east. We stopped at a Farmers's Market on Route 19 before getting to Elkhart. This is a nice market with vendors of all kinds plus a food court area. We spent a little time and money here before moving on. Our next stop was the RV Museum and Hall of Fame in Elkhart. This is a must-see museum for RVers. Brings back menories seeing those pop-up and other trailers on display.
Saturday night we spent at Harrison Lake, Ohio visiting with Tom's family. On Sunday we traveled on easterly and stopped in Pennsylvannia for the night before arriving home today.
Saturday, October 18, 2008
The Rehabbing Continues
Friday, October 17, 2008
A week in Biloxi
Tom was in the second group that flew into Gulfport/Biloxi, Ms. he decided to do this because we have been to New Orleans three times. AirTran was used and all of the flights were trouble free.
Our group of four was picked up at the airport by the car rental agency. After signing for the rental vehicle, we drove along Beach Blvd which runs right along the gulf coast. As we were heading for Biloxi and the Back Bay Mission everything looked it had when Leah and I spent a week in Biloxi the winter prior to Katrina hitting the area in August of 2005.
My first impression was everything was back to normal before Katrina. However as I looked around in more detail, I started to notice the aftermath that is still present in the area. Most of the rubble has been cleared away, but the scars remain. Many of the vacant lots have concrete pads where once stately beach front houses stood. Lots of old oak trees have been damaged and many more were uprooted and gone forever.
If you click on the picture, you will be taken to a photo album that will show you Biloxi, the people in our group and the homes we worked on during our week there.
|Back Bay Mission Trip
If you have ever considered doing this type of volunteer work, I believe you will never do anything that will give you more satisfaction. It has been three years since Katrina and the amount of aid and volunteer workers has tapered off, but much work still remains to be done.
I and many others in the group will return to Biloxi to continue getting families back into their homes.
Friday, October 10, 2008
Continuing the rehab process
Needless to say we are really excited about this process. Emily at Mike's says the motorhome is looking real good. I have gotten braided rugs for the floors and I'm working diligently on a quilt for the bed
Wednesday, October 01, 2008
The Rehab Adventure Begins
After much mulling over and planning we made up our minds that we would rehab our motorhome as oppose to trading for something newer. We like our motorhome- it is home away from home for us. Although it only has one slide we have been comfortable for the past 9 years traveling and living in it. And it is paid for!!!
We did a lot of planning and this past week started to carry out the plans. Last Thursday, the 25th of September we left home and headed toward Nappanee, Indiana in our motorhome. Thursday night was spent at a campground in Eastern Ohio and Friday we arrived at "Camp Newmar" in Nappanee, Indiana. "Camp Newmar" is the camping area that Newmar Coorporation has for units having servicing. We were scheduled for Monday to have the exterior clearence lights replaced, the awning material over the slide-out replaced, the slide-out seal replaced and a new front window drape/curtain.
On Saturday Irv Kaufman and Gene Miller came to our unit to measure the windows for wood trim window treatments and the headboard on the bed for a wood replacement of that. All the window treatments and headboard are fabric, not something that can be cleaned well and after 9 years have become discolored. When Irv and Gene left they took the table top with them (it needed to be refinished as it had become discolored) and the headboard of the bed had been removed and discarded.
Monday morning, bright and early-6:30am- our motorhome was taken into a shop area for the repair work to be done. We went to get some breakfast and then went to Bremen, In. to see the Mike's Custom Painting. Prior to going out to Indiana we had made contact with all the vendors that would be doing work on the motorhome and had arranged a tenative schedule with them. Emily, at Mike's, said she would have some colors mixed up for us to look at later on Monday or on Tuesday. We had chosen the design from the website and we had some idea of the colors.
After Mike's we went to Elkhart to Bradd and Hall's, the business that is going to be replacing the flooring. We had been sent some samples of laminates and carpeting which we had already chosen but needed to return the samples back.
By 1:30pm our motorhome was returned to us with the work completed. We decided at this point that we would stay the night at Camp Newmar. On Tuesday morning we took the motorhome to Mike's Custom Painting (Mike's open at 6am) . After selecting our colors, we left the motorhome and we're on the road to home before 8am. We were home by 6:30pm. It was a long day of traveling. Travis was the best little dog throughout the whole trip.
The plans are that the painting will be done in 2-3 weeks. Bradd and Hall will pick up the motorhome and do their work, which will take about a week. We will then return to Indiana, pick up the motorhome and go to Kaufman/Miller's for the installation of the window treatments and bed headboard which should complete most of the rehab work. We will finish with a new bed covering and rugs for the bedroom and the frontroom. Needless to say we are extremely excited about getting this rehab done.
We will have before and after pictures posted for all to see.
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Mom's Birthday
We put the car in her front yard with a for sale sign on it. When we returned home, Tom listed the car on Craig's List. Within an hour of the posting we received three calls on the car, this was Saturday morning. Sunday afternoon a guy came aroound to look at the car, took a test drive and made an offer, which was accepted by us.
On Monday we had the car state inspected and on Tuesday evening the new owner drove away with the the car. Now, someone has to do the food shopping and take mom to all of her appointments.
Monday, August 25, 2008
Duramed Futures Tour
Last year Tom worked as a volunteer for the Pro-Am days as well as the first two days of the tournament. He did the same again this year and we also hosted two of the players. Lili Alvarez from Durango, Mexico and Alissa Kuczka from Phoenix, Az.
We enjoyed having the ladies around for the week, learning about their backgrounds and what they have to go through on the tour. The lifestyle, being on the road for six months out of the year, finding sponsors and funding to stay on tour, and many times not knowing where and with whom you will be staying each week does not hold a lot of glamour. But they are following their dreams of playing in the LPGA.
We were really pulling for the ladies, but they did not make the 36 hole cut. How sad for them and to a degree for us. It is amazing to see how they cope with not making the cut and support their friends that do.
Alissa and Lili if you read this, best of luck to you both and we can not wait to see you both on the LPGA tour.
Monday, August 04, 2008
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Saturday, August 2, 2008
We checked into Spring Lake Campground in Crossville, Tennessee. And then we finished the day by going to La Costa Restarant for dinner.
This morning after walking around the campground's lake with Travis we set out on a drive in this area. There are many RVers that have settled in this area and we were curious. We stopped and went through an open house of a house situated on a lake- very nice property but the house was much larger than we thought. There is an entire community of homes with RV garages in Crossville. We drove through that area. The community is very attractive and well maintained.
We had contacted a friend, Lois Howard, that lives in the area and arranged to meet. We drove to Lois' home that is being built and then we went to Cooksville for lunch at a Cheddars restaurant. We had a very enjoyable time catching up.
It has been quite warm and humid so the air conditioning is going full blast. Well tomorrow we'll be moving closer to home as we head out I-40 to I-81 up through Virginia.
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Oak Creek Campground is where we are parked tonight. This is a Good Sam park with fairly high ratings(8.5-8-8.5 out of a possible 10-10-10) but the rater must have received a pay-off. We are parked in an area to the front of the campground with others that are here for the night and this area doesn't look too bad. But walking back into the area of seasonal RVers is another story. We were expecting to hear the banjo from "Deliverance" at any moment. Almost all the RVs have obviously "seasoned" here for years. One 5th wheel was observed with 2 window air conditioners and, would you believe, a chimney through the roof, we believe for their living room fireplace.
There are others with porches built on and now are bulging with "stuff".
The vehicles, mainly pick-up trucks, that past by our area have fenders or hoods of a non matching color. We do have 50 amp electric, free WiFi, cable TV but no sewer. The roads are paved but narrow making passing another vehicle difficult. Oh well, lock the doors and move on tomorrow toward Tennessee.
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Wednesday, July 30,2008
After setting up Tom and I went to Bronner's Christmas Store and bought a few more ornaments, like we needed anymore.
We then went downtown and walked around to the various stores. We ended the day with a Bavarian meal at the Bavarian Inn.
Tomorrow we plan to move on from here, still debating if we will go immediately east or drop down into Tennessee before heading east.
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Tuesday, July 29,2008
From there we walked back to the campground area which we were not allowed to drive back to unless we were camping there.
we did drive to the beach area but because Travis was with us and dogs were not allowed on the beach we took turns walking down to the water looking for Petoskey Stones. We may have found one.
Our plans were to eat a picnic lunch in the park but the bugs were pretty pesky so we left the park and went to Harbor Springs Marina area that has a nice park with picnic tables and few bugs. As we ate lunch we were entertained with the activities on the water- putting boats in and taking boats out of the water, kayakers, and sea planes landing and taking off. It was a very relaxing time. Tomorrow we move on from this area.
Monday, July 28, 2008
Petoskey, Michigan
We met with a saleslady for about an hour as she gave us a tour of the facilities and told that if we wanted to talk any further to just contact her, end of presentation. This is a beautiful resort in a beautiful area. Compared to the resort we stayed at in Woodruff, Wisconsin this place is a much better bang for the buck than that place. The parking pads are concreted or bricked and level with well landscaped yards and common areas. Upon registration we were given a giftbox from a local merchant and in the morning a US Today newspaper is delivered to our pad. When we came in here our first reaction was so this is where the big Prevost motorhomes set up camp. Later in the day Tom and I drove around the area and stopped for dinner.
Today Tom and I struck out again. We spent time walking around the town of Petoskey and doing some shopping.
We drove down to Bay Harbor and then to Harbor Springs where we had lunch at a restaurant along Little Traverse Bay.
It was a sunny, bright day with temps in the low 80's. Later in the evening we drove down to a park in Petoskey to watch the sunset over the bay- Travis went along, too.
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Saturday, July 26, 2008
This is our fourth day in Kinross East RV Park. We had originally planned to stay here for 3 nights but then decided to stay an additional day. The weather is so comfortable in this part of the country and we know as we start going a little further south the temperature will be increasing. Today I did the laundry and Tom cooked steaks on the grill. Later in the afternoon we went down to St. Ignace.
We had heard that the ship the Pride of Baltimore was to go under the Mackinac Bridge at 4pm in celebration of the Mackinac Bridges's 51st anniversary. We stopped at a park that overlooked the bridge hoping to see the "Pride" but to our disappointment there was no sign of the ship. We then went down in the town of St. Ignace and in the marina the "Pride" was docked and open for on board tours. Apparently the information we had heard was incorrect, the "Pride" is due to sail under the bridge on the 28th as it goes from Lake Huron to Lake Michigan. Tomorrow we are moving across the bridge and down the western side of Michigan to Petoskey.
Friday, July 25, 2008
Moving Across the UP
Wednesday we continued our travels across the Upper Peninsula of Michigan following the Lake Michigan coastline on Route 2. The Lake Michigan water is a beautiful shade of blue reminding us of the blue Caribbean Sea. We came to an area known as the Sand Dunes of Hiawatha Forest that we pulled off on the side of the road, had lunch in the motorhome and took a short stroll along the beach.
There were quite a few bathers enjoying the sandy beach. We felt it was a little cool for swimming- the air temp was in the mid 70's and the water cold. Following Route 2 we went to St. Ignace and hit Route I-75 and went north about 30 miles to Kinross. Kinross is between Sault Ste. Marie and St. Ignace, two areas we planned to visit, and has a campground that has good rates with full hook-ups. Kinross East Campground is a public campground that at one time was the location of an Air Force Base. After selecting a campsite, registration is done by filling out an envelope and depositing the necessary money in the envelope and then dropping the envelope in a receptacle. The town of Kinross does not have much to offer in the way of restaurants.
Thursday morning Tom and I set out for St. Ignace to get a boat ride to Mackinac Island. We went out on a Shepler's boat at the cost of $50.00 for 2 round trip tickets. The boat ride took about 16 minutes to the island. Once on Mackinac Island, we rented bicycles and rode around the island. Mackinac Island does not have motorized traffic- only bicycles and horse drawn carriages. About halfway around the 8 mile loop there is a concession stand and restrooms which we stopped at. It took Tom about 20 minutes to buy 1 soft pretzel. It was a pretty day and comfortable for bicycling. We stopped at times to take pictures and just enjoy the views. After turning our bikes in we ate lunch at the Pink Pony Grill and the walked around to the shops. Of course we had to get a small piece of fudge- fudge is sold in almost every store on the island.
Friday morning we set out for Sault Ste. Marie and the Soo Locks. There is a nice area for watching the water traffic going through the locks. When we first got there we watched a tour boat go through the locks and then a short time later a barge went through. Even though we have been here before and had even gone through the locks on a tour boat we enjoyed watching the operation of these locks. It started to rain so we went into several shops as we worked our way back to the car. Later in the evening we had a thunderstorm at the campground with a heavy downpour of rain.
I have to say that the weather in this part of the country ( from the northern part of Wisconsin and through the UP) is really wonderful at this time of the year. The temperatures have been in the 70's to low 80's during the day and then down to the upper 50's to lower 60's at night. We have only used air conditioning when we are away for the day and Travis is left in the motorhome.
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Going to the UP of Michigan
This morning, Tuesday, July 22, 2008, we left Indian Shores Campground on Lake Tomahawk for the U P of Michigan. We decided to follow route 70 into Michigan and pick up route 2 to head East.
Our journey was going along well until we got to Eagle River, WI. For whatever reason, I turned onto route 17 North instead of staying on route 70. I guess I had a brain fart... In case you didn't know, farting is considered a sport in the U.P. Anyway, Leah grabbed the map, looked and saw we could still connect up with route 2 by staying on route 17, but the road would narrow down somewhat before reaching route 17..
We were moving down the road enjoying the passing landscape when all of a sudden the road ahead of turning to dirt. Oh my, I put on the breaks and knocked things off the chairs and the bed bring the motorhome to a stop. Just before I had to make a panic stop, I thought I saw a very small sign point to a road on the left that would lead to route 2. Since I was past the road I had to do something you do not want to do in a motorhome towing a car, backing up... I was very lucky and was able to backup far enough to make the left turn to continue. I was also lucky in the fact that nobody was behind us at the time.
We connected up with Route 2 without any additional gaffs on my part. We arrived in Iron Mountain, Mi about lunch time and passed a Chicago Hot Dog Shop. Just a little ways past it was an information center that we pulled into and parked. We walked back to the hot dog shop, but it had went out of business, bummer. We really had our minds set to have hot dogs for lunch and the shop being closed was a big disappointment. Luck was with us today however as we spotted a hot dog cart around the corner, so we purchased some hot dogs and took them back to the motorhome for lunch. We knew they were not the Chicago style hot dogs, but they were very good none the less.
As we were eating our lunch, we looked at a Michigan campground directory and decided to head for a campground about 16 miles East of Escanaba, Mi. As we passed through Escanaba, we saw a sign for the Pioneer Trail Park which has camping and picnicking. We decided to pull in and give it a look to see if we could get a site for the night. We pulled in and had to self-register and pick out a site. As we were looking at several possible sites, a truck pulling a fifth wheel trailer and a boat pulled out so we pulled into that site for the night. The power boxes don't look the best, but since we now have the electrical management system installed we feel a lot safer plugging in.
There are several fishermen camped here to take part in a Walleye fishing tournament being held in Escanaba over the next three days. Also, a group was making some kind of video tape at one of the nearby sites. The temps is mild enough that we don't need to run our air conditioning.
Monday, July 21, 2008
Monday, we did our 3 hours each of volunteer work. We sat at the doorways of a building where vendors were setting up their displays not allowing non-vendors into the area. Afterwards, we went to Don Pablos for dinner and stopped at a Best Buys to get charger for IPODs.
Tuesday, the rally got underway with vendor areas and the coach displays opened. We attended some seminars and then went through the vendor area. The sound system in the seminars was not very good, too bad for the listener and the presenter. We made a trip out to a CVS pharmacy to get some prescriptions refilled. While waiting, a black lady approached us and asked if we would give her money so she could buy tissue paper, she had $3.00 and needed $2.00 more. I said that was awful expensive tissue paper and Tom said he would go up to the cashier and pay what was needed but wouldn't give her the money. As Tom was walking to the cashier with this lady she finally admitted that she wanted to buy cigarettes and Tom said he would not give her money for that. The rally's entertainment for the evening was the Brett family, a family that performs in Branson, Mo. We got a phone call during the performance so we left early. My brother called that my mother's phone was not working and he didn't know who was the provider to call. Tom called Verizon, they would send out a repairman on the 23rd, more than a week away. After some insistence, Tom finally was told a repairman would be out the next day.
Wednesday was more seminars and then we went to the coach displays and looked at the new coaches. The entertainment for this evening was the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band which put on a good show. The volunteers were honored and given reserved seating for the show.
Thursday was more of the same- seminars and vendor areas. We were in the vendor area in the afternoon and it was evident that these folks were ready for the rally to end. There was some really tired looking people there. This evening entertainment was Gary Puckett. Songs that he had sang with the Union Gap were good but other songs were not so pleasing to listen to.
Friday morning we packed up and left St. Paul heading into Wisconsin. We didn't have any reservations but were heading to the Northwoods area of Wisconsin. We drove through a campground connected to a racetrack and didn't like the looks of that place so moved on. At the rally we had picked up a card about a campground in Woodruff that offered a free night of camping or 4 nights for $ 40.00. Tom called that campground to see if we could get in. When asked if we were coming for 1 or 4 nights Tom said we would like to see the place before committing. After seeing the area and selecting a site we decided to stay for 4 nights for $40.00. This camground is selling lots for RVs or park models to be placed on. We spent about an hour with a salesman on Saturday talking about the plans for this campground but no hard sell. Our campsite overlooks a beautiful lake.
This whole area up here is really beautiful. There are lakes everywhere surrounded by birch and pine trees. The towns are small, mostly unincorporated towns.
Sunday we drove up to a small community, Manitowish, to see an art exhibit in their community center. From there we drove back through the Lac du Flambeau Indian reservation. Sunday evening we had dinner at the campground's restaurant. The salesman that had talked with us on Saturday gave us a slip for dinner at the restaurant and we had to use it on Sunday since the restaurant was closed on Monday. We both ordered "Large Caesar Salad with Chicken". The salad was an average size salad composed of salad greens, nothing resembling Romaine lettuce, and a nice piece of chicken with a bottled dressing.
Monday we went into Woodruff and Minocqua to check out the little shops.
Friday, July 18, 2008
Moving on to the FMCA Rally At St. Paul
Friday morning, July 11, we left St. Cloud about 9am to travel along with 3 other units to St. Paul. We had volunteered to help with security so we had to go in a day earlier than the others at the pre-rally. We were parked on the grounds of the Minnesota Fairgrounds by 11am. The 4 units that traveled together were parked together which makes it pretty nice to be with others that we are somewhat familiar. It was a hot day, temps around 90 and humidity high also. The weather reports predicted some stormy weather in the evening so we decided to go out for lunch. We ate Dino's, That Greek Place. Dino's was a fast food style restaurant that served Greek sandwiches. We thought the food was pretty good. Later we walked Travis around the fair grounds noticing the dark clouds building. When we got back to the motorhome we watched the TV and the weather reports. Regular TV programming was pre-empted with weather reports. There was a strong line of thunderstorms moving our way. The St. Cloud area that we had left from in the morning was hit with severe storms including a threat of tornados. About 8pm the winds became very gusty and the sky was an eerie shade of orange with black clouds and then the rain poured. The winds had gusts of 50 to 70 mph. We were relieved when the storm passed.
Saturday, Tom and I went to the Mall of America, the largest mall in the U.S. We spent several hours walking around. The stores were much like stores in other malls but at this mall there is an amusement park in the center, Nickelodeon Theme Park. We ate lunch at a Rainforest Cafe. Returning to the fairgrounds we had to attend a meeting in the afternoon regarding our security duties. We will be working 3 hours Monday afternoon (3-6pm) securing the indoor exhibits as the vendors set-up for the rally. Today has been much better weather-wise. It was sunny, a little windy, with temps in the upper 70's.
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Our Travels Continue
Monday we got up and set out a little after 8am for "The House on the Rock" which is about 60 miles southwest of Baraboo. We had passed this area several times and for many reasons never stopped for the tour of the "House". We traveled through beautiful farm country. There were areas of water laying in the fields from the recent floods. One little community, Spring Green, had large fields under water and we observed a road in the area that was still closed due to the flooding. We have been told that this area had a dam had broken that caused the massive flooding in that area. We came to a roadside scenic view that we could see the "House on the Rock" a distance away. The "House" was located back a long wooded road. We had been advised by some friends to plan on a full day and to take the full tour package which we did. There are 3 tours available, the full tour includes all 3 tours. The first tour is the actual House on the Rock which was built by Alex Jordan in the 1940's. The house is indeed built on a large 60 foot chimney rock. The 14th room of the house, the Infinity Room, projects out over the valley 218 feet and contains 3264 windows. Alex Jordan built this house as a weekend getaway but the uniqueness caused aroused curiosiy in ther people that Jordan finally opened it for the public. He was quite a collector. The other 2 tours were through rooms housing the large collections. Many types of music machines that purchased tokens could activate the music and animation. There were also collections of weapons, armor, doll houses, Oriental art, model ships and planes. There were 2 areas that food could be purchased. The newest area called Inspiration Point had quotes from famous people displayed throughout the dining room but the most observed spots were the restrooms. These restrooms were decorated and painted beautifully. After about 5 hours we made a return to the campground and had a night of thunderstorms.
Tuesday we made an early start, traveling about 300 miles to St. Cloud, Minnesota to a Newmar FMCA pre-Rally. There are 45 Newmar motorhomes at the pre-rally. The rally began Tuesday evening with a pizza dinner. After a continental breakfast on Wednesday, Tom and I went to Clemens and Munsinger Gardens nearby. The flowers were just beautiful. In the afternoon, we caravaned in cars to the New Flyer Bus manufacturers. New Flyers are the largest city bus manufactures in the country. They build both diesal and diesal-electric hybrid buses. It was a nice tour.
Thursday was a full day. After a breakfast a represented from the Newmar Corporation had a open forum. We then had a business meeting and dispursement of doorprizes. We got a nice pullover shirt that fortunately fits me better than Tom! In the afternoon we again caravaned in cars to St. John's University and Hill Library. Benedictine monastary is also located here. We were given a tour by a monk through the new church and the old church that is now used for social functions. From there we went to the Hill Library where a Bible is being hand written in calligraphy and beautiful illuminations done, the first Bible done this way since the invention of the printing press. This Bible is the St. John's Bible. Donald Jackson, a Welshman, is the master calligraper and illuminator of the project. Several completed pages were on displayed. Upon return to the campground we had dinner followed by entertainment by a couple, "Ron and Opal". A full day!
Saturday, July 05, 2008
Our last few days in Illinois
Friday, the 4th of July, we went into Belvidere. Belvidere is called a city of murals because of the many murals painted on the sides of buildings throughout the town.
In a large cemetery within the town there is a small Frank Lloyd Wright chapel. The chapel was locked not allowing us to go in but we could see through the windows the furnishings and style of Wright's.
We then went to the city of Rockford about 15 miles west of Belvidere. There was very little activity for a holiday. We stopped at the Anderson Japanese Gardens and walked through the gardens. The paths through the gardens wind around ponds with the brightly colored Koi fish, some at least a yard long. There are many places to just sit and reflect on the beauty of the area. Most of the plants are non-flowering plants. It was worth the $6.oo admission. There is a restaurant and gift shop but we opted to eat elsewhere. We had seen a barbeque roadside restaurant going into Rockford so since it was the 4th we thought barbeque was a better fit for the day. We were not disappointed with pulled pork and brisket sandwiches.
Today, the 5th of July, is a day we celebrate because it is Travis' birthday and he is 11 years old. For his birthday we try to spend the day with him, he doesn't know this day from any other but we feel better being with him much of the day. The campground had various activites planned, one being an ice cream social so we got some ice cream and had a little party, just ice cream, no cake. Travis is quite an ice cream eater!
Travis also got a new toy- a little lamb that goes "baa,baaa,baa' (another one that he probably will not play with).
Tomorrow we are leaving Illinois and going to Wisconsin.
Tuesday, July 01, 2008
The Rally Ends and We Move On
Saturday morning we left DuQuoin a little after 8 am and headed north about 200 miles to Kentuckiana Campground in Hopedale, Illinois. We came across this campground 4 years ago and made it a point to stop here again this year. Every Saturday night the Kentuckiana Opry is performed and is included with the camping fee but if reserved seating is desired there is an additional $1.oo per seat charge. For the most part the performers, which consists of 6 or 7 regulars and usually a guest performer, put on a good 2 hour show. On this Saturday, the guest performer, a local celebrity, had a family problem and was unable to be there. The show went on with the regulars doing some celebrity impersonations. One female performer dressed as Donny Osmond sang with her little daughter dressed as Marie. That little girl really hammed it up, rolling her eyes and sashaying around.
The other female performer donned a fake front and performed as Dolly Parton. I don't think we missed anything by the guest performer not being there!
Sunday morning we moved on farther north to Belvidere, Illinois to Pine Country Campground, an Outdoor World facility. We will be here for a week. We immediately noticed that there were lots of cut up trees around. We later learned that about 2 weeks ago a tornado touched down here causing this damage plus some RVs were damaged. The campground was closed for a week. The weather seems to be settled at the present time and, hopefully, will stay that way. Mosquitos are terrible here. We are advised to use insect repellent whenever outside but even that dosen't seem to hold off the attacks. Other than all those problems, this is a beautiful campground.
Monday, Tom and I went into Rockford. We wanted to go to Sam's Club to pick up a few things and then were going to eat lunch at Cheddar's restaurant. We found Sam's and picked everything but what we were looking for. We were told at a seminar at DuQuoin that Tang was a good treatment for the holding tanks (yes, Tang the drink of the astronauts) and that buying from a discount club store was the way to go. Well there was no Tang to be bought there. We found the Cheddar's restaurant but it had a notice on the door that it had been closed. So we looked for someplace else to eat. We noticed a building that looked like a farm supply store with a sign Machine Shed Restaurant and decided to give it a try. Machine Shed restaurants are located throughout this part of the country originating in Iowa. They have a real country appearence; the waitresses dress in bib overalls and red gingham shirts, drinking glasses are canning jars. The food was good with reasonable prices. The biggest temptation is the desserts; pies galore, multi-layer cakers and apple dumplings. We shared an apple dumpling served with cinnamon ice cream and can attest to it being delicious!
Tuesday we spent at the campground. We had some cleaning of the motorhome, inside and out , that needed to be done. After attending some seminars at DuQuoin on this topic we put into practice some tips that we learned. Tom got the grill out and we had steaks for dinner. The weather has been wonderful- low humidity, temps in the mid 80's and dropping into the low 60's at night and a gentle breeze much of the time. We've only used the A.C. when we left Travis behind as we went to Rockford on Monday.
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
The Beginning of a New Adventure
A week ago, June 18,2008, we left Taneytown to start a new journey. Traveling through the mountainous regions of Pennsylvania and Ohio, the skies were threatening rain most of the day but only had a few drops of rain. Our first night was spent in Newton Falls, Ohio not far from the Pa./Ohio border at Ridge Ranch Campground. Entering the campground the grounds were very attractive with ponds and green grassy areas but going back to the campground area was less attractive. There were many permanent sites that were not well kept, the roads were gravel and our campsite had little grass. When Tom attempted to raise the antenna he felt something hit the antenna and quickly pulled it back down, there were electric support wires strung throughout the campground that were low enough to prevent our antenna from being raised. So we spent the night quietly reading! It would have been more trouble than it was worth to complain and move to another site for one night.
The next day we traveled on west to Harrison Lake State Park in northwestern Ohio. We would stay here from Thursday until Sunday. Tom's sister and family lives just outside the state park which makes this a real convenient campground for visiting family. Harrison Lake is a very pretty state park- well maintained campground and a nice lake. The campground has 50 amp electric but no water or sewer hook-ups. We had to replenish our water supply before setting up our campsite. Friday we spent visiting and preparing for a family reunion that was being planned for Saturday. After a trip to a grocery store and stop for lunch, I baked a cake and made a salad.
Saturday the Phillips family assembled in a pavilion that had been rented for the reunion. As always with this family there was food for an army. As we were getting ready to eat the skies darkened, we had a brief shower, the temperature dropped to a cool jacket-needed temperature. After eating, it really began to rain and the wind started blowing sweeping the rain through the pavilion. At this point the food was gathered up and loaded into cars causing some to go home and the remainder to go to Tom's sister house for the rest of the day. In spite of the weather, it was nice to be with relatives that we had not seen recently. The weather did clear up in the evening.
Sunday morning we were on the road by 7:10am. We knew we had a long trip ahead of us to through Indiana to southern Illinois. We were due to be in Du Quoin, Illinois on Monday morning between 7 &9am. So we drove 364 miles to Lakewood Campground in Effingham, Illinois. We arrived about 3:15pm which gave me time to get our dirty clothes washed before going to the Newmar International Rally in Du Quoin the next day. Sometime doing the evening we realized that we had crossed into Central time giving us an extra hour. We maintained our Eastern time schedule and when we got up at 5:15am(ET) on Monday morning it was really 4:15am(CT ). By 5:00am(CT) we were on the road arriving at the state fairgrounds in DuQuoin by 7:10am. We were parked and set up by 8am and then we ate our breakfast. We do have 30amp electric and water but no sewer.
Monday was the first day of the rally but we were some of the last to arrive. Early arrivals are allowed to come in as early as Saturday and the majority do arrive on Saturday and Sunday. Since we knew we would be assigned a specific time slot to get in we knew we would not be able to get in before Monday. We had hoped for a little later time slot than the 7-9am but we really have no choice in that. We got registered and then chilled out in the afternoon. The opening ceremonies that evening started the rally off. During this ceremony flags from each state are carried into the assembly and displayed. Tom and I had the honor of carrying the Maryland flag, of course, we were the only ones from Maryland in attendance. Entertainment that evening was a couple, The Rivoli"s, that sang a variety of songs.
Tuesday started with a continental style of breakfast. Then the seminars, display motorhomes/5th wheels and vendor were opened. We checked out the vendor area and went through the new display units. We were not impressed with the new units. The number of vendors seems to be less than in previous years. We each attended seminars of our choosing, Tom more than me. There always seem to be more technical seminars that are of more interest to Tom. A dinner of baked chicken and rice with other sides was served in the evening. The entertainment for this evening was a group of 4 brothers, The Marlins, that performed with a variety of instruments and singing. Very entertaining!
Breakfast will be served every morning through Friday. After breakfast on Wednesday, Tom and I attended a couple of seminars together and then went to the vendor area. One of the seminars we had attended was about water softeners. We know that we often get into areas of hard water which has caused some deposits in our shower stall so we decided to purchase a water softener system to use. At lunchtime, George and Pat Callender picked us up and we went out to lunch at a local restaurant. Another couple joined us also. After lunch we attended another seminar and then went back to the motorhome. Since it has been increasingly warmer everyday ( upper 90's today) it fells good to get into the air conditioning. The 30amp electric that we have here is good enough to handle 2 air conditioners as long as we don't run anything else on electric. There was no dinner or entertainment scheduled for this evening so we ate in, took Travis for a walk and watched TV.
Sunday, June 08, 2008
Weekend in Lancaster County, Pa.
Friday in Lancaster County is the Green Dragon Market day and when we are in the area we usually have to go and this Friday was no exception. The big item was strawberries as they are now in season in the area. We bought some fresh produce. From that market we went to a commercial market called Smart Shoppers that we had read about in our local newspaper. It handles discontinued items or surplus items at a very reasonable price. We were pleasantly surprised at the neatness and cleanliness of this type of store. We bought items that we needed paying attention to the expiration dates. We lunched at the Oregon Pike Dairy restaurant. We chose not to go out for dinner, eating-in, instead.
Saturday morning started early for us. Tom had arranged as a Mother's Day present to me a hot air balloon ride for this morning along with Bruce and Cricket McGinnis. At 4:30am Tom had to call to check that the weather would allow for the ride that was scheduled for 6am. At 5:30am we left the campground and went to Bird-In-Hand, a town, to the field that the ascent would be done. Clouds were hanging low and as it became foggier the flight was delayed.
About 7am we along with the McGinnis' and their daughter and grandson decided to cross the road to a restaurant for breakfast. After eating and returning to the field the balloon was inflated and we were going to be on our way. The McGinnis' daughter and grandson were along to follow on the ground and to take pictures but our pilot said he had room and would allow them to go along. The daughter was thrilled, the grandson reluctantly came along.
We had 8 passengers plus the pilot on board, Tom and I, the McGinnis 4, the pilot's wife and a young man that was going to parachute frome the basket. It was not real clear out but was clearing as the time went on. Another smaller balloon also ascended shortly after our balloon and travelled a short distance with us.
Since we had a parachutist on board the pilot had to take the balloon up higher than usual to a little over 5000 feet- a mile high! When we got to that height the parachutist donned his parachute, climbed overboard and pushed off. It was breath taking to see that youngman falling toward the earth. He couldn't get that chute opened fast enough for me! We lost sight of him after his chute opened and he was sailing through the lower winds.
Our pilot took the basket down to 300-400 feet.
As we drifted along, we appreciated the neat and tidy Amish farmlands. Men with their horses were working fields, women and children were tending neatly planted gardens. It was a very relaxing, calm ride. The blast of the propane heaters felt very warm but after the initial heating of the balloon the blasts were short.
There is no control for where the balloon will travel, it all depends on the winds. A chase unit was observed keeping track of our travels.
It was important that our gondola landed near a road because of its size and weight and the pilot did not want to land in any field that could have crops damaged, an alfalfa field was good. Our landing occurred on the edge of a cornfield next to a road. The balloon actually had to be brought down across the roadway which stopped traffic briefly.
After getting the balloon and gondola loaded in the trailer we all loaded into a van and returned to our starting point for a toast with champagne and orange juice. A great trip!
Saturday afternoon we spent in the air-conditioned motorhome resting. For dinner we joined the other members of our group for a potluck meal. Afterwards we gathered around a campfire (heaven knows we didn't need the heat) socializing until the mosquitos drove us inside.
This morning again the group gathered for a potluck breakfast followed by a short meeting. Afterwards those of us returning home packed up and headed home. Several others decided to stay a day or 2 longer. Unfortunately, one gentleman developed some heart problems early Friday morning that landed him in the hospital for the entire weekend and was not to be released until Tuesday so his wife had to remain at the campground and others were staying to be with her.


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AN AUTHENTIC LOCAL INUIT SETTLEMENT WITH ITS COLOURFUL HOUSES, FISHERMEN AND gREENLANDIC DOGS
Oqaatsut is small but beautifully situated village about 15 km north of Ilulissat. In this small settlement it is impossible to separate everyday life from the well-being of the community. Those who live in the settlement are tight knit and welcoming. Greenland's wilderness is sewn into their everyday lives. These Greenlanders experience the magic of life, daily. Life becomes quieter and more profound when unnecessary elements are eliminated. Oqaatsut is a shining example of this philosophy. It is a settlement that depends on fishing, and even though it only has 45 inhabitants, it has its own school, church, shop and small restaurant called "H8". H8 was refurbished from an old colonial building. This settlement offers the essentials and keeps you happy with just that. Sometimes, less is more.
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- Oqaatsut was formally known as Rodebay, which means "red bay" in Dutch.
- The settlement is so small it only has one supermarket and one restaurant, which is more than enough to feed its less than 50 inhabitants.
- Contrary to popular belief, there are mosquitos in Greenland! Oqaatsut is full of them during the summer months.
- Oqaatsut has been inhabited since the early 18th century. With only 42 residents, it is the 8th smallest village in Greenland.
- Oqaatsut means "cormorants", in Greenlandic. Cormorants are black seabirds that are frequently spotted in the town.
- Oqaatsut's only church doubles as its school where you will find 6 to 8 students.


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Many times, marketers feel that direct mail works best for only older generations. While it is true that older generations respond to direct mail, all the other generations do too. By limiting expectations, we are leaving a large chuck of the population out of direct mail marketing. This means you are leaving money on the table. Instead, let's look at how we can leverage direct mail across all generations while increasing response.
There are four main generations to target currently with direct mail:
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Key Points: community minded, strong on personal morality, civic duty minded, loyal, team players, save money, pay with cash, avid readers, disciplined and self-sacrificing
Baby Boomers: Born 1946 to 1964
Some people in this group are retired, while others are still out in the work force. They, like the traditionalists, enjoy and trust direct mail.
Key Points: self-righteous, self-centered, buy now on credit, women were the first to work consistently outside the home, divorce generation, optimistic, driven, one of the largest generations in history, like hierarchy and tradition
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This group is all out in the work force. They trust direct mail, but have less time to view it.
Key Points: first latch-key kids, individualistic, government and big business mean little, feel misunderstood, cynical, want to learn, want to make a contribution, late to marry and quick to divorce, into labels/brand names, deeply in credit card debt and cautious
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This group is spread between working force and students. Many still live at home with their parents. They enjoy getting mail since they do not get a lot of it. They trust direct mail more than any other marketing channel.
A blog about Direct Mail Marketing, tips, tricks and what not to do.Summer Gould is President of Eye/Comm Inc. Summer has spent her 27 year career helping clients achieve better marketing results. She has served as a panel speaker for the Association of Marketing Service Providers conferences. She is active in several industry organizations and she is a board member for Printing Industries Association San Diego, as well as a board member for Mailing Systems Management Association of San Diego. You can find her at Eye/Comm Inc's website: eyecomm.org, email: firstname.lastname@example.com, on LinkedIn, or on Twitter @sumgould.


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Cycletta bike rides provide the perfect event environment for all cycling abilities. Why enter? Apart from the chance to cycle in a fun filled, friendly environment and a unique opportunity to ride with Victoria Pendleton; the zoo and deer park host venues are perfect for a family day out.
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Two Cycletta events are scheduled in 2011; Cycletta South at Whipsnade Zoo, (20 minutes from M25) on September 11 and Cycletta North at Tatton Park (20 minutes from Manchester) on October 2 and both will take place on 40km courses.
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"Detective, do you have a delerium?"
TAM, a seriously nearsighted private detective barely scratching out a living in Thailand is haunted by the disappearance of his parents when he was a child and his rejection by the Police Academy, in The Detective, a 2007 Hong Kong flick brought to you by by the notorious Pang Brothers (The Eye, Bangkok Dangerous).
Sure, the off-kilter plot's a little hard to follow at times, the subtitles are sort of hit-and-miss (although sometimes unintentionally hilarious) and the supernatural elements are superfluous, really, but this is a great little film, full of nice twists (Tam keeps his gun in an old movie film cannister), some nifty camera work and tight editing, great local color, some intriguing characters and at least a couple of scenes I guarantee you haven't seen before. I was pleasantly surprised.
Aaron Kwok gives a great performance as the slightly dorky P.I. with dubious manners, all twitchy sweat, bumbling earnestness and jaunty would-be cool. Even the background music, a discordant blend of spaghetti western, blaxploitation funk and a hint of traditional Asian instrumentation, draws you in. And Tam's habit of snapping everything with his digital camera to study later to compensate for his poor vision is a clever dodge both as plot device and metaphor.
It all kicks off with Tam sitting in his suitably rundown, cluttered rat's nest of an office. His stressed out pal Lung staggers in, eyes almost popping out of his head, wanting him to track down a young woman, Sum, who he says is trying to kill him. He gives Tam a photo of Sum, and not a whole lot more.
Tam, who's more used to trailing cheating spouses and nabbing minor criminals, is clearly out of his league, but he takes the case anyway. And then it gets weird. Nobody -- including her plas who meet regularly at a local store to play mahjong -- seems to have seen Sum in a while. Soon enough, the dead bodies start popping up, many of them apparent suicides, and the tension and paranoia builds, as various P.I. tropes are trotted out: femme fatales, red herrings, car chases and shootouts. There's even a cop buddy, Chak, on hand who is more than happy to point out that Tam's not as smart as he thinks he is, and keeps warning him to leave the matter to the police.
All in all, a pleasant surprise. There's even been a sequel, the imaginately titled (at least in English) The Detective II, although I haven't caught it yet. In fact, the Cantonese title of the original film is far more clever. It translates as "C+ Detective", which is also Cantonese wordplay for "Private Detective" but given the bumbling charm of Tam, it's a pretty good title in English too.
Tam must be getting better. In the sequel, the Cantonese title is B+Detective.
Respectfully submitted by Kevin Burton Smith.
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Serrano, which supplies furnishing and other finishes for condominiums and hotels, said yesterday its unit Serrano Holdings received a writ of summons filed with the High Court on Monday.
Maxcon Enterprise is claiming about $715,000 for goods sold and delivered to Serrano Holdings last year and this year, with interest at 5.33 per annum.
Serrano is seeking professional advice on the matter.
Earlier this year, the firm applied for a stay of proceedings under the Companies Act, preventing legal action against itself for 12 weeks.
Otto Marine
Offshore marine group Otto Marine's unit Otto Ventures has defended itself in arbitration proceedings.
Claimants wanted US$8.88 million (S$11.8 million) in damages from Otto Ventures.
On Monday, the tribunal dismissed the claims entirely, and ordered the claimants to bear all of the unit's costs and expenses relating to the arbitration.
The claimants were also ordered to bear all the Singapore International Arbitration Centre's costs and expenses, and the tribunal's fees and expenses.
China Sports International
China Sports International, a branded sports fashion footwear and apparel company, is pushing back a shareholders' dialogue that was supposed to be held today.
The firm said it would be rescheduled to a date when all directors are available to attend.
It had said last week that executive chairman and chief executive Lin Shaoxiong had taken hospital leave from Aug 4 for throat surgery.
Executive director Lin Shaoqin took over his responsibilities for the time being.
The firm released Mr Lin's medical certificate yesterday and added that he was unable to attend the dialogue because his passport's validity is less than six months.
Other directors, such as Mr Ang Wei Chuan and Mr Lim Kim Huat, are overseas.


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We love old-school action sidescrollers, so you can imagine how excited we were about this game. It has you brawling your way through simple levels, but as the famous characters from the various Cartoon Network shows. Gumball, Steven Universe, Mordecai and Rigby, Clarence, Jake and Finn, and Uncle Grandpa are all available and ready to kick butt.
As you might expect, the action follows a silly story that sends these characters jumping through dimensions between each show's locations. It begins when Uncle Grandpa tears a hole in the universe by pressing the wrong button in his campervan. In order to fix the problems that result, the characters of Cartoon Network must join forces to take down the various villains.
The best way to play is with four friends in co-op. The controls are quite simple, but there is a lot of action unfolding on screen, so you will need to stay alert to succeed. Each of the characters has their own unique styles, but they can also combine their powers for extra special moves in the middle of battle. It really is quite nuts having all these different characters teaming up together in the same game.
With 24 levels to bash through, it isn't the longest game ever, even with the boss battles. However there are special modifiers you can turn on in the Bonkers mode that add new elements and rules to the gameplay. This gives you new challenges on maps you have already finished, giving you a good enough reason to play again.
There is a pretty old-school feel to this game, as it never takes itself too seriously or tries to reinvent the genre. But if you're looking for a couch co-op experience to play with your friends and you love the Cartoon Network, it's definitely worth a look.
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Project description:
Subway line U3: km 21.008 – km 21.694
Segment length: 686 m
Total track length: 1.803 m
After underpassing Erdbergstraße, the subway line U3 runs from subsurface level to terrain level over an open ramp. The station is situated at terrain level between Erdbergstraße and the service yard at Erdberg and features stairs and elevators leading to the station buildings above the tracks. Footbridges connect the outbound station building with the service yard on one side and (crossing Erdbergstraße) the office complex and park-and-ride facility at Erdbergstraße 224 on the other side. Another footbridge with adjacent ramp leads from the inbound station building to Schnirchgasse. From both station buildings there are stairs leading to Erdbergstraße. After passing the station, the U3 is led back to subsurface level via separate ramps. At terrain level there is also a reversing track.
All reinforced concrete structures were built in-situ. The platform area is covered with a bipartite beam and plate slab with reinforcements near the highway bridges of Südosttangente so that it would be capable of retaining falling trucks.
Client: Wiener Linien GesmbH & Co KG
Contact person: OBR Dipl. Ing. Schöft, Head of Department
B67 –Bautechnische Angelegenheiten der U-Bahn (Subway Construction/Engineering)
Phone: +43 1 7909-67000
Project: Subway line U3, building segment 1A - Erdberg Subway station
Project area: Vienna
Net costs: Approx. €9 mill.
Planning period: April 1984 to June 1991
Construction period: November 1985 to April 1991
Scope of works:
Traffic planning
Submission planning
Planning the reallocation of installations
Tender planning
Detailed planning
Detailed planning of the track bed for the ballastless track segment
Architectural design: Architect Winkler and U-Bahn group of architects.
Structural /construction engineering
Structural pre-design
Construction design as part of the submission planning, calculation of quantities and tender specifications
Execution planning: detailed structural planning, plans for formwork and reinforcement, steel construction plans, detailed design


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moisture. In fact, we would recommend watering (soaking) your lawn a
day or two prior to aerating and seeding to better help pull plugs and
create a desirable seedbed. Following seeding, the lawn or areas of
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Streaming today, too.Wednesday, June 3rd, 2015
Streaming DIY things and music on YoutubeTuesday, June 2nd, 2015
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The Shannon in December
O'Connor, Michael, Pennsylvania Literary Journal
Her damp stabbing fragrance clings fast
To the breeze, creeping like an ox cart 'round
Obstructions of crumbling quarry stone
Casting shadows on frozen ground.
Its waters in darkened valleys and corners
Bring forth sustenance for life,
And color golden tapestries of faded shades
'Neath fields of cataclysmic strife.
A flowing monument and devil to humanity
Ripping back optimism with cold steel
Needling nails and bleeding hope and warmth
From bodies whom before her kneel.
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Runs below her shallow flow
Pulling dreams of better days to drown
Beneath its vicious undertow.
But like a killer found guilty of callous crime
Prosecuted by its prey,
The mighty Shannon slips her deathly noose,
And silently lurks away. …


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