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Just in case you don't watch much television, Carly Foulkes is the uber hot girl from the T-Mobile commercials. She's a Canadian (Toronto) model and actress, most notably known for wearing pink / magenta and white summer dresses, again, in the T-Mobile 4G television commercials. And, of course, she's a total babe! Here we have 25 of her hottest pics. Enjoy!
We start our list of the 25 Hottest Carly Foulkes Photos with Carly looking super hot in one of her modeling pictures.
What can you say about this photo… Oh yeah, it's freaking Carly Foulkes naked. (Covered, but still very hot.)
Guys love a girl in stockings, especially if the girl is hottie Carly Foulkes.
This is how most of the world knows Carly Foulkes… Wearing a cute pink dress for T-Mobile.
Carly has amazing eyes and bone structure.
Nice Carly Foulkes photo in nothing but a black bra and panties combo.
T-Mobile Girl Carly Foulkes in a braless tank top.
She has one incredible and sexy smile.
Another hot modeling pic of Carly, this time with her hair slicked back. Very seductive.
The first of several Carly Foulkes bikini photos you'll find on our list, this picture shows her in a rather plain, but yet ultra hot, one piece bikini.
Super sexy pic showing Carly in a small bikini top, barely covering her breasts, and short shorts.
A younger looking modeling photo of Ms. Foulkes in beach clothes.
Incredibly hot photo of Carly laying on a beach in a white see through top and bikini bottoms.
She looks really innocent in this photo, sitting on a couch in just her bra.
Modeling photo of Carly in a hot bikini.
Our second photo of Carly in this white top and bikini bottoms combo, this time showing her hot body from behind.
Not much hotter than a topless, under boob Carly Foulkes photo.
Carly Foulkes showing her sexy legs in this vintage 60′s style outfit.
We'd like to imagine that this is a photo of Carly in bed, after a hot sex session. It's not, but we can imagine, right?
One incredible face close up of hot T-Mobile Girl, Carly Foulkes.
Carly posing for another bikini model photo.
Another sexy close-up of Carly, showing her stunning facial features and cute freckles.
Ultra sexy photo of Carly in a bikini and sunglasses.
Carly lying on a bed in nothing but undies and a braless cut-off tank top.
Carly is unbelievable. She needs to get into TV / movies soon. Or, better yet, she should do a Playboy nude photo set.
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Unfortunately, while an under realized subplot about a serial mannequin mutilator roaming the dark Italian forests may make "Spasmo" the greatest effigy exploitation movie ever, it also serves to highlight what is lacking in the rest of the movie.
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"Evil Things, while interesting and, at times, downright frightening, resembles [another] iconic horror movie in more ways than one."
"It's precisely the kind of mediocre, undemanding thriller that casual movie-watchers eat up."
"There is an art to making the audience sit with disquieting ideas and images."
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"Small Town Folk is, on occasion, a sharp, well-written attempt at combining slapstick comedy with blood-soaked horror."
A group of sorority sisters try to cover up the death of their house-sister after a prank gone wrong, only to be stalked by a serial killer.
"This guy has done a better job of nailing what Argento did so well back in the 70s than any other director this decade, Dario himself included."
"Fulci's film is a madhouse narrative populated with an army of specious country folk that deposit threat and craze into nearly every scene in the film."
"The problem is simple: There are simply too many chefs executing stylized recipes in the cinematic kitchen."
"If this trend keeps up, we can declare cinematic horror dead and just sit at home and let the vastly superior movies come to us."
"Paddy Considine's fearless turn as Richard and the film's quirky downbeat spirit manage to make 'Dead Man's Shoes' a worthwhile watch for most people."
"The picture takes everything that made the first two films a success and ignores them entirely, opting instead to spoon feed its built-in audience..."
"If you look at 'Boot Camp' as a made for TV drama, it is not a bad movie."
"It's fairly easy to figure out whos, the whys, and the hows in 'Mad Detective' -- the experience is more focused on the journey than the destination."
"The new film picks up right as the first remake ended, following the aftermath of Michael Myers' murderous rampage through the eyes of the sister he hunted..."
"A major accomplishment and is a very rewarding watch for those with the patience to put up with the sometimes overly-ambitious pretensions of a talented, rookie director."
This movie is... weird...
Who could kill a child? Turns out most of us, pretty easily in fact.


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Jo Koy brings his highly popular, irreverent comedy to the UP Comedy Club.
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Frog Fractions. It's pretty crazy.
And educational. Oh so educational.
This is what I like to refer to as a "Cage Match"
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Thanksgiving is over, so that means it's time to break out the traditional Christmas music.
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Serviceability Report: Chevrolet ImpalaPosted 3/08/2005By Craig Van Batenburg, AAM As I travel, rental cars are driven with an eye toward this series of articles. My trip to the Congress of Automotive Repair and Service (CARS) last November in Las Vegas included a shiny red 2005 Impala, a free upgrade for loyalty. If you have been reading this column, you know that what we are engaged in is to see if the designers have helped or hurt us, as we go about fixing their cars. This month, we will focus on the Chevy Impala 3.8 four-door sedan. As I have said many times, I will not let my bias change the real story. My father, Raymond, ran a repair shop in Ogden, Utah, during the '50s and '60s. GM, Ford and Chrysler were kings; I was his son; and there were only American cars in my life. Then came my '59 VW bus, my brand-new '72 Toyota Hi-Lux pickup, and a couple of years later, my '74 Honda Civic. The imports were just coming into their own. How has the largest car company in the world done with its most popular sedan? Let's find out: Is the 2005 Impala 3.8 getting better for techs to work on or not? So far we have reviewed Japanese, American, Korean, English and German offerings. We are back in the United States again. One look under the hood of the 2005 Impala shows that little has changed over the years. GM's 3.8 has been a great engine - not the most powerful, fuel efficient, super ultra low emissions vehicle (SULEV)-rated or high tech - but good. The techs who work on these all day just go about their work. Service is easy after tricks are learned, like changing the air filter. It looks easy but the first time is frustrating, as you fight with the intake hose. It could be a lot easier to replace. GM gives you a pick-up point for battery positive so you don't have to work with the side terminals very often. Nice of them, but why side terminals at all? After someone has overtightened the cable bolts, a simple job now gets too interesting. The three ignition coils are in the open and the alternator (OK, it is now a generator) is right in front of you. GM gives you plenty of room to get to the rear bank of spark plugs, as well as the front. For a V6, this is not a technician's nightmare when first opening the hood. So far, this car's sales have been weak with consumers. Fleets and rental companies are the bulk of the buyers. A car with such a historic name sure deserves more car buyers than this. What is keeping the average buyer away? The interior is typical for GM. It is not exciting but it gets the job done. In "The End of Detroit" by Micheline Maynard, she makes an interesting statement. The low-end customers - those with little income and/or a poor education - are gravitating toward GM. This is not a good thing if you are relying on GM for repairs. More importantly, those who practice preventative maintenance will not have the money or inclination to keep their cars up. I always wanted customers with money and a good education because they can pay the bill as the car requires maintenance and they generally understand the economics of keeping their car in good shape. Let's compare a '00 Impala to a '05 model; both having an automatic transmission with the 3.8. Mike Kotarba, a Chevy dealer tech and iATN contributor, helped with the technician's viewpoint. Intake manifold gaskets are a common problem, so watch for this. Not too many improvements or changes over this five-year spread. The fuel filter has been sequestered to the gas tank. This car has had issues with bad air flow meters (AFMs), power control modules (PCMs), bad grounds, a recall (No. 03054B) on the fuel pressure regulators, many technical service bulletins (TSBs), a few malfunction indicator light (MIL) lamp codes, fuel pump problems, and more. It is typical for this car. It is not enough to make the owners want to get rid of their car, but it sure has its share of problems. Overall, this entire car is not a bad design. It is easier to make a large car more accessible than a smaller one. GM needs to keep a focus on the other models it makes, as some would not fare as well as the Impala.
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Brian Smith provides an overview of working with and using LPAR profiles, as well as several common LPAR profile problems and their solutions.
LPAR profiles are a very important component to Power Systems because they control each LPAR's resources. In this article, I'll provide an overview of working with and using LPAR profiles. I'll also discuss several common LPAR profile problems and their solutions.
LPAR Profile Overview
An LPAR profile describes what resources an LPAR will have available when it's powered on, including items like CPU, virtual CPU, memory, physical I/O adapters, and virtual adapters. The LPAR profile also contains other settings for the LPAR, such the default boot mode for the LPAR and whether it should be automatically powered on when the managed system is powered on. LPAR profiles are managed from the Hardware Management Console (HMC).
For items such as CPU, virtual CPU, and memory, the profile specifies a minimum, desired, and maximum amount. It's important to note that the minimum, desired, and maximum settings are only used to determine the amount of resources the LPAR has when it's initially powered on and to set the boundaries for dynamic logical partitioning (DLPAR) operations. Figure 1 shows an example of the following settings:
- Minimum: Specifies the amount of resources required for the LPAR to power on. For example, if you specify a minimum of 2GB of memory and the system only has 1.8 GB of memory available, the LPAR won't power on because the minimum wasn't met. In addition, the minimum specifies the lower boundary for DLPAR operations. For example, if you set the CPU to a minimum of 2.0 processing units, you won't be able to reduce the system to less than 2.0 processing units using DLPAR. Changing the minimum setting requires downtime on the LPAR.
- Desired: Specifies the amount of resources that the LPAR should have. When an LPAR is powered on, it will be assigned the specified amount of desired resources—unless the resources aren't available. If the desired resources aren't available, the LPAR will be assigned something in between the minimum amount and the desired amount (if the minimum amount isn't available, the LPAR won't activate.)
- Maximum: Specifies the upper boundary for DLPAR operations. For example, if you set the maximum memory to 16GB and have a requirement to go to 20GB, you won't be able to use DLPAR because it would exceed the maximum setting. Changing the maximum setting requires downtime on the LPAR.
Figure 1: LPAR profile properties
DLPAR allows settings such as CPU, virtual CPU, and memory to be changed while an LPAR is running as long as the new settings are within the range between the minimum and maximum settings. DLPAR also allows physical I/O adapters and virtual I/O adapters to be added or removed while an LPAR is running.
Deciding what settings to choose for minimum, desired, and maximum can be difficult. Here are some suggestions and best practices:
- If available, look at performance monitoring tools such as NMON to understand what the requirements for the LPAR will be in order to come up with the "desired" setting for CPU and memory resources.
- Set the minimum setting fairly low; this will give you more flexibility in the future. For example, suppose you set an LPAR to have a minimum of 2 CPU resources, desired of 4, and maximum of 6, but it turns out that the LPAR is only using 0.5 of CPU at its peak. Since the minimum CPU setting is 2, you can't DLPAR remove anything below 2 CPUs. Setting the minimum to a low amount expands the options for what you can do with DLPAR.
- Don't set the maximum too high—be realistic about the setting. The higher each LPAR's maximum setting is, the higher the overhead in the POWER Hypervisor. So if you have a system with 16 CPUs, don't set every LPAR to have a maximum of 16 CPUs. Instead, consider how much of the resources you think you might realistically need to DLPAR into the LPAR in the future.
It's possible to have multiple LPAR profiles per LPAR. This can be useful if you need to boot up the same LPAR with different resources at different times. For example, at your disaster recovery site you might have an LPAR with a "DR profile" that has minimal CPU/memory resources and a "DR Failover Production" profile for the same LPAR that has much higher CPU/memory resources. Depending on your needs, you can choose which profile you want to activate.
It might also be helpful at times to boot up an LPAR without network access. This can be accomplished by creating a second profile and removing the physical or virtual network adapters from it. You can then activate this secondary profile and boot up the LPAR without network access. To do this, first select the LPAR in the HMC, then go to Configuration, Manage Profiles. Select the profile, then go to Actions, Copy, as Figure 2 shows.
Figure 2: Manage Profiles of a selected LPAR in the HMC
Name the new profile (perhaps with the server name, followed by "_no_net"), then edit this new profile and remove the physical or virtual network adapters. When you activate this profile, the server won't have network access.
Running Configuration
It's important to note that LPAR profiles are only used when an LPAR is powered on to determine its initial resource allocations. If you make changes to an LPAR profile, you must power off the LPAR and then activate it again for them to take effect.
Once the LPAR is powered on, it also has a "running configuration." The running configuration is what the LPAR is currently configured to use. The LPAR profile and the running configuration might be different, which can cause issues because the running configuration is lost when the LPAR is powered off.
To view the running configuration of a system, click on the LPAR name link in the HMC, as shown in Figures 3 and 4.
Figure 3: View running configuration
Figure 4: Partition properties of "aix1"
There are two ways that the running configuration and LPAR profile can get out of sync: DLPAR and editing the profile of a running system. When resources are DLPARed into an LPAR, it only affects the running configuration. If you edit the profile of a running system, the changes won't take effect until the LPAR is powered off and re-activated.
Here's an example of how an LPAR profile and its running configuration can get out of sync:
- An LPAR is created with minimum memory of 2GB, desired memory of 8GB, and maximum memory of 16GB.
- The LPAR is powered on and has 8GB of memory, as specified in the desired setting.
- Several months later, there are performance problems on the LPAR and the system administrator DLPARs in additional memory up to the LPAR's maximum of 16GB. DLPAR changes the running configuration, but not the LPAR profile. At this point, the profile and the running configuration are out of sync. The LPAR profile specifies 8GB of desired memory, but the LPAR's running configuration is 16GB of memory.
- With the additional memory, the performance problem is resolved and everything is working great.
- Several months later, all of the LPARs are shut down for a hardware replacement.
- After the hardware replacement, the LPAR is powered back on and uses its profile to determine how much memory to assign the LPAR. The profile still shows 8GB of desired memory, so this is what the LPAR gets.
- The LPAR performance problems are back, and the systems admin must now explain why the memory dropped back down to 8GB when everything was working great at 16GB.
In order to prevent problems like this, it's generally recommended that you keep the running configuration and LPAR profile in sync. There are two different options available for doing so:
- When you make DLPAR changes to an LPAR, update the profile by making the change there as well. For example, if you DLPAR change the memory to 16GB, edit the profile and change the desired memory to 16GB. However, don't use this method for Virtual Fibre Channel Client adapters.
- Use the Save Current Configuration option and overwrite the profile. This is only available in recent HMC versions and allows you to take everything in the running profile and overwrite the LPAR profile with these settings. For example, if you DLPAR change the amount of memory to 16GB and then use the Save Current Configuration option, the profile will be overwritten with the current running configuration, which includes the 16GB memory setting.
Comparing the LPAR Profile to the Running Configuration
We've covered the reasons why the LPAR profile and running configuration should be kept in sync. But how do you determine if they're out of sync? Unfortunately, there isn't a built-in tool on the HMC to do this. To do it manually, you must compare each of the settings from the profile to the running configuration (which you access by clicking on the LPAR name link in the HMC). As you can see in Figure 5, manually comparing the LPAR profile to the running configuration can be very time consuming, because you need to compare CPU settings, memory settings, physical I/O adapters, virtual I/O adapters, etc.
Figure 5: Manually comparing LPAR profile to the running configuration
I've written a utility that automates the process of comparing LPAR profiles to their running configurations to make it very quick and easy to determine if they're out of sync. The utility is named prdiff (Profile/Running Diff) and is available at http://prdiff.sourceforge.net/. When you run the utility, it generates output similar to what's shown in Figure 6, which highlights in red any differences between the LPAR profile and the running configuration.
Figure 6: prdiff utility output
Common LPAR Profile Issues and Solutions
There are a number of issues related to LPAR profiles. The following is a list of common problems and their solutions.
- Rebooting an LPAR to have profile change take effect. Some settings, such as the maximum amount of CPU or memory, aren't changeable via DLPAR. To change one of these settings, you must edit the profile, then re-activate the LPAR. If you simply reboot the LPAR, the new profile won't take effect: You must power off the LPAR, then power it on again.
- Setting the Maximum virtual adapters setting to low on VIO servers. The Maximum virtual adapters setting controls how many virtual adapters an LPAR can have. VIO servers quickly accumulate virtual adapters as the number of LPAR servers grow. This setting isn't changeable via DLPAR and requires a shutdown/reactivation to change. Thus, on VIO servers, make sure to set this high enough to support the maximum number of LPARs you'll have as VIO clients.
- Losing WWPNs on Virtual Fibre Channel client adapters. If you DLPAR in a new Virtual Fibre Channel client adapter to an LPAR, new WWPNs are created at the time the adapter is DLPARed in. If you then edit the profile and also add in the Virtual Fibre Channel client adapter to the profile, different WWPN's will be generated and stored in the profile. Consequently, the next time the LPAR is shut down and re-activated, it will have different WWPNs, which will likely cause serious issues for the LPAR. To prevent this, anytime you DLPAR add in Virtual Fibre Channel client adapters, use Save Current Configuration and overwrite the current profile. This will cause the same WWPNs from the running configuration to be saved into the LPAR's profile.
- Making a DLPAR change and not saving it to the profile. Anytime you make a DLPAR change, make sure the profile gets updated. Use the methods described in this article to keep your LPAR profiles and running configurations in sync. If not, the next time you shut down and re-activate your LPARs, they might not have the configuration they had before and, in some cases, they might not even boot!
- Not having a naming convention for LPAR profiles. If you have multiple profiles on an LPAR and no naming convention, it can be very confusing down the road. Make sure you have a consistent and documented naming convention for LPAR profiles. For example, the primary profiles for all the LPARs could be the server name followed by "_pri" or "_prod". For temporary/testing profiles, you could name them the server name followed by "_temp".
Properly managing and understanding LPAR profiles is critical to successfully administrating Power servers. After reading this article, I hope you understand the best practices for managing LPAR profiles and are able to avoid common issues related to them.


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2 Gites, Heated Pool Near Carcassonne Right Next to Canal Du Midi. 3*** Rating - Canal View Cottage
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- Pets considered:Yes
- Wheel chair accessible:No
Aigues-Vives cottage description
At the edge of a lovely village in the south Minervois of the Languedoc, right alongside the spectacular Canal du Midi & only 15min away from the famous walled Medieval Cite of Carcassonne. Both are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. We offer 2 fully equipped independent gîtes each sleeping 4 + Cot, which can prove to be an ideal base to explore the many attractions in and around the area.
HEATED SWIMMING POOL 10m by 5m (32 x 16ft) with Roman steps for easy access.(May - Oct) Both gîtes share the relaxing pool which is set in approx. 2 acre garden. Sun lounger's are provided around the pool on the decking and tiled surround, offering spacious sunbathing area with extensive views of the hills and vineyards. Private off road parking in gated garden. 2 Independent gites with own patios for BBQ and sunbathing. Ideal location for visiting the many attractions or just soaking up the sun. The Mediterranean Sea and beaches are 40min drive.
Chic boutique shopping in Toulouse, Bezier & Montpellier. 1 hour from Spain
2 Independent 3*** gites with private patios, garden furniture,and large stone BBQ.
Well equipped with all essential items provided. Dishwasher, Washing Machine, Microwave, Induction Hob, Electric oven, large Fridge/Freezer, kettle, coffee maker, Toaster, Cool Box, Flat screen TV, DVD player, Radio/Hi-Fi. Free Wi-Fi, docking station for iPod/iPhone.
Large modern showers in each gite. Clean, well maintained, freshly laundered bed linen & towels. We can provide Pool / Beach towels if you wish to save on luggage.
Our property is right alongside the Canal du Midi and great for walking or just sitting and watching the boats go by on the Canal du Midi. Supermarkets and shops are a short drive away but the village has a wonderful Boulangerie selling different breads, cakes and a selection of groceries.
You are welcome to bring your bikes if you wish as there are some great routes for all abilities
Its a perfect place to base yourself to explore the area
Golf breaks: Carcassonne has, a beautiful 18 hole Par 71 - 5,758 metre golf course playable all year round with views of the Pyrenees and which is only a 20 minute drive away.
Canal View Cottage: Aigues-Vives Vacation Rental by Owner Listing 52941ha
Canal View Cottage has the advantage of fabulous views overlooking the Canal du Midi and across the vineyards to the "Montagne Noire" in the distance. You can sit on the patio watching the boats navigate their way up and down the lock on the canal and watch the French people go about their everyday life. Upstairs, the gîte offers a double and a twin bedroom. All towels and bedding provided. Large shower, washbasin + hair-dryer. Downstairs there is everything you need for a relaxing holiday away from home. Open plan area downstairs includes a sitting room area with sofa & armchair,TV, DVD, Radio/CD player. Dining table / chairs with a kitchen offering all facilities. A full-sized oven / grill induction hob and a large fridge/freezer. All crockery, cutlery + tea towels are provided + microwave/ dishwasher/toaster/Coffee filter/washing machine/iron/cool-box etc. On the patio there is a wooden table and 4 chairs. Sun loungers are outside the gite and several up by the pool
Property Type
- Cottage
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Wheelchair Inaccessible
- Long-Term Renters Welcome
- Children Welcome
- Pets Considered
- Unsuitable For Elderly Or Infirm
Bedrooms: 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 4
- Bedroom: 1 double
- Bedroom: 2 twin/ single
- The Double bedroom has a great view over the canal and vineyards. Bedside tables and lamps. Electric clock/radio. Chest of drawers & wardrobe. Wall heater Twin bedroom also overlooks the canal and vines. This room has a bedside cabinet and lamp. Chest of drawers. Wall heater Extra wardrobe on the landing with spare bedding and pillows Travel cot / high chair, changing mat available if required...moreless
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- Pets are considered and there is no extra charge. We ask all guests who wish to bring dogs to keep them off the furniture and not to leave the animals alone in the gites. Please clear up after your dogs. Remember that in France, the restaurants will normally allow dogs inside or outside as long as they are well behaved and discreet. Large garden to the rear of the property where the pool is. For children, we also have a frame with 2 swings and a climbing rope. Heated Pool between May & October...moreless
- DVD Player
- Audio Tape Player
- Books For Adults
- Games For Kids
- Radio
- Books
- CD Player
- Video Library
- Satellite / Cable
- Games
- Television
- Music Library
- Stereo
- Tourist Attractions
- Historic
- Recommended
- Zoo
- Caves
- Winery Tours
- Autumn Foliage
- Cinemas
- Museums
- Ruins
- Arboretum
- Restaurants
- Churches
- Coin Laundry
- Forests
- Pond
- Marina
- Playground
- Live Theater
Leisure Activities
- Horseback Riding
- Scenic Drives
- Bird Watching
- Walking
- Sight Seeing
local services and businesses
- Groceries
- Medical Services
- ATM/Bank
- Hospital
Location Type
- Rural
- Village
sports and adventure activities
- Swimming
- Fly Fishing
- Sailing
- Mountain Biking
- Rafting
- Golf
- Tennis
- Cycling
- Freshwater Fishing
- Fishing
- Equestrian Events
- Hiking
- Wind-Surfing
Arrival Day
- Flexible
catering options
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Dining Area
- Basic Soaps
- Local Activities Guide
- Linens Provided
- Towels Provided
- Activities Guide
- Clothes Dryer
- Parking Off Street
- Parking
- Wireless Internet
- Heating
- Hair Dryer
- Iron & Board
- Internet
- Local Restaurant Guide
- Washing Machine
- Toilet Paper
- Local Maps
- Sunbed
- Alarm Clock
- Coffee Maker
- Freezer
- Toaster
- Microwave
- Oven
- 4 Ring Stove
- Pantry Items
- Refrigerator
- Stove
- Grill
- Cooking Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Kitchenette
- Beach Towels
- Terrace
- Child's Swing
- Barbecue
- Lawn / Garden
- Large Cooler
- Patio
Pool / Spa
- Outdoor Pool
- Heated Pool
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Comments from Owner Guestbook
- Guest HRGuestBook52941 (HR GuestBook)
- Date of stay 12/01/07
- Review Submitted 12/06/07
'The location is just perfect and we have spent a lot of our time watching the various boats going through the lock!... thank you so much for your hospitality, we hope to return soon' 'We also found this cottage on the internet, perfect place for exploring surrounding area. The cottage is well equipped, clean and in a great situation...spent a long time watching the boats come and go...look forward to coming back'. 'The swimming pool is much better now that it is heated ! Thank you for another great holiday' C&H P. Back for the second time and another fantastic week. The heated pool was great, as were the bikes, especially for the bakery run to Badens. See you next year!!' 'Had a lovely week. Perfect location to relax and explore the surrounding areas. Ken & Pauline were so helpful, welcoming right from the time we booked. Looking forward to coming back'. 'Thank you Pauline & Ken for your hospitality, we have had a fantastic holidayDid you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 7/10
A wonderful spot in the world
A wonderful spot in the world
- Guest christy (melbourne)
- Date of stay 09/20/13
- Review Submitted 10/15/13
Thank you to Adrain & Ann Marie for our stay at your Gite. We were in France for a wedding and had such a lovely stay, especially with our own pool! The area has some wonderful day trips including the old city of Carcassone, local vineyards and a wonderful freshwater lake as well. The Gite itself had a really well stocked kitchen, lovely furnishings and a great outdoor area for warm evening meals. I would highly recommend it to anyone traveling to the area. Thank you again!Owner response: Thank you Christy we are pleased you enjoyed your stay with us and what fantastic weather for a wedding too!
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excellent gite on canal du midi
excellent gite on canal du midi
- Guest Anonymous
- Date of stay 08/17/13
- Review Submitted 09/16/13
Fantastic gite: very comfortable, well equipped with modern appliances, and a nice pool. Also has the most comfortable bed I have ever slept in on holiday!! The setting is excellent with great views of the canal and the Black Mountains. The village has a boulangerie and restaurant, and there are more facilities and some good restaurants in Trebes. The location is also excellent for exploring the area, from Carcassonne to the mediterranean coast. Very helpful owners who were discreet but friendly and able to give good advice about the area and what to do/where to go. We travelled with our sons aged 8 and 4, who thoroughly enjoyed their time there. We would definitely return.Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
Ein idealer Ort zum Urlaub machen
Ein idealer Ort zum Urlaub machen
- Guest Elke F.
- Date of stay 10/20/12
- Review Submitted 11/09/12
Wir (eine vierköpfige Familie aus Deutschland) haben Ende Oktober eine Woche Urlaub im Olive Tree Cottage verbracht und fanden es sehr angenehm und erholsam. Das Haus ist liebevoll eingerichtet und sehr gut ausgestattet. Wir haben nichts vermisst. Von dem schön angelegten Pool aus hat man eine wunderbare Aussicht auf die Montagne Noire. Der Canal du Midi vermittelt eine beschauliche Atmosphäre und es hat uns Spaß gemacht, den Booten beim Schleusen zuzuschauen oder morgens am Kanal entlang zum Bäcker zu gehen. Der Standort ist sowohl für Ausflüge als auch zum Ausspannen optimal. Da Marseillette verkehrstechnisch gut angebunden ist, kann man in weniger als einer Stunde am Mittelmeer sein; nach Carcassonne sind es etwa 20 Minuten. Die von Pauline zusammengestellte Mappe hat uns für unsere Tagestouren sehr nützliche Informationen geliefert! Wir haben Ausflüge nach Carcassonne, Leucate-Plage am Mittelmeer, zu den Katharer-Burgen Quéribus und Peyrepertuse und zur Benediktinerabtei nach Lagrasse unternommen, die uns alle sehr gut gefallen haben. Besonders die Pyrenäen haben es uns angetan. Es gibt in der Gegend so viele Möglichkeiten für Unternehmungen, so dass unsere Woche natürlich viel zu kurz war. Die nähere Umgebung ist für Spaziergänge (und sofern vorhanden auch zum Fahrradfahren) gut geeignet, z.B. am Kanal entlang oder zwischen Weinfeldern, Mandelbäumen und Apfelplantagen durch den ehemaligen Etang. Wir fanden es jedenfalls sehr entspannend, an manchen Tagen nur ein "kleines Programm" zu machen. Nicht zuletzt haben Pauline und Ken mit ihrer offenen Art, ihrer Hilfsbereitschaft und ihren guten Tipps maßgeblich dazu beigetragen, dass wir uns im Olive Tree Cottage rundherum wohlgefühlt haben. Wir können einen Urlaub bei ihnen in Marseillette ausdrücklich empfehlen! Elke & Michael mit KindernOwner response: Entschuldigungen für irgendwelche Sprachfehler aber können Sie Google verantwortlich machen Übersetzen, wenn es gibt!! Erfreut amüsierten Sie alle sich und besuchten so viele Plätze in solch einer kurzen Zeit. Es war ein Entzücken, Sie in Marseillette bleiben zu lassen und zu hoffen, Sie wieder zu sehen. Am besten Wünsche für 2013 Pauline & Ken
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A perfect place to make a holiday
A perfect place to make a holiday
- Guest Elke F.
- Date of stay 10/20/12
- Review Submitted 11/09/12
We (a family of four from Germany) spent a week in the Olive Tree Cottage at the end of October and we enjoyed our stay very much. It was simply pleasant and relaxing. The cottage is lovely furnished and very well equipped – we didn't miss anything. The pool is surrounded by olive trees and lavender and offers a wonderful view to the Montagne Noire. The Canal du midi with the lock in front of the house creates a special atmosphere of tranquillity and we liked watching the boats when they passed through the lock. We also took the way along the canal to stroll to the bakery in the morning. The location of the Olive Tree Cottage is perfect for excursions as well as for relaxing. Marseillette is conveniently situated so that you can reach the Mediterranean Sea in less than an hour, Carcassonne is a 20 minutes drive and there are lots of other sights to see in the region. The dossier and all the leaflets compiled by Pauline were very useful for us to plan our day trips. We visited the Cité of Carcassonne, the Cathar castles Quéribus and Peyrepertuse, the village of Lagrasse with its Benedictine abbey and we went to Leucate Plage on the Mediterranean. We liked it all very much but were especially taken with the Cathar castles and the Pyrenees. The surrounding landscape with the Canal du midi and all the vineyards is ideally suited for talking a walk (or cycling if you have a bike). In any case we found our walks very relaxing and enjoyed making "only a small programme" on some days. Last but not least Pauline and Ken with their kindness and helpfulness contributed much to the fact that we felt entirely at ease in Marseillette. We can definitely recommend making a holiday there! Elke & Michael and kidsOwner response: Thank you for taking the time to write your interesting and flattering review. We are glad you enjoyed yourselves and only sorry that you were not able to stay for longer, maybe next time? You managed to visit more places in one week than most people do in a fortnights stay! We wish you all the best for 2013 and hope to see you again in the future and maybe do a bit of wine tasting together. Regards to all
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Highly recommended in Marseillette
Highly recommended in Marseillette
- Guest Lucy M.
- Date of stay 07/28/12
- Review Submitted 08/08/12
As it says in the opening line of the 'Tips for Writing reviews', choosing the perfect place can be tough. After many hours spent trawling various websites and properties in the Languedoc region of France we opted for Pauline and Ken's gite in Marseillette. This property appealed because of its quiet location, yet was within walking distance of an essential boulangerie. The pool was private and sizeable and there was plenty of outdoor space for our two children (aged 4 and 7) to play. The gite was also within 30 minutes of various local attractions including Carcassonne and the beaches along the coast. On arrival, the gite exceeded our expectations. It was exactly as the photographs depicted, very clean and well maintained. Pauline and Ken were excellent hosts, there on arrival to greet us and a valuable source of local information, but respectful of our privacy. Beach towels were provided free of charge, which lessens the load if flying. Pleasant surprises included the lovely family who were staying in the adjoining gite. The way the gites have been planned allows for maximum privacy, one at the front and the other at the back of the property. The Canal du Midi also proved entertaining viewing and quiet cycle tracks for our family. The village was peaceful and the locals friendly and warm. The weather was glorious and even though temperatures reached 35 some days, there was no need for air-conditioning as the gites had shutters and felt very airy. Our favourite day trips included the Lac du Caveyene, or Carcassonne plage and Carcassonne cite. We would also recommend Minerve and evening meals at the local village of Trebes, which also had useful supermarkets and petrol stations. St Pierre sur Mer was a lovely beach too. So, if you're looking for a relaxing location for a peaceful holiday choose this property but book ahead of time as it fills up fast!Owner response: Glad you really enjoyed your holiday here and it re-affirms our decision to move to this location nearly 10 years ago. It was great to have you stay. Enjoy the rest of the British summer and we hope to see you again in the future. Regards to you all Ken & Pauline
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Relaxing holiday in superb location
Relaxing holiday in superb location
- Guest Jennifer H.
- Date of stay 05/12/12
- Review Submitted 05/21/12
We have just returned from a superb holiday staying at Olive Tree Cottage. The accommodation was fantastic and definitely exceeded our expectations. The location couldn't be better with the gite being situated next to the lock on the beautiful Canal du Midi. It was great being able to step out from the gite and walk along the canal tow-path. The medieval city of Carcassonne is within a short drive and we spent several afternoons wandering around the narrow cobbled streets looking in the delightful shops, stopping for coffee and cakes. The gite itself is well equipped and in immaculate condition. The swimming pool, table tennis and BBQ all made our stay all the more enjoyable. Pauline & Ken were excellent hosts - attentive but not intrusive; the perfect hosts. They provided excellent advice on local attractions and activities - along with a map when we lost ours! I would happily recommend this property to all my family and friends and we would certainly stay here again.Owner response: It was great to have you stay and appreciate your kind review. Glad the cot and changing mat worked well for you. Hope to see you again next year when Alex is running around more and chasing the dogs for entertainment !!
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Paradisical in Paradise.
Paradisical in Paradise.
- Guest Brian M.
- Date of stay 09/03/11
- Review Submitted 09/22/11
Canal Cottage was a truly unique location. Overlooking the Midi Canal, meant that there was always something "going on" at the front of the cottage. The antics of the inexperienced boat users was fun to watch, and it was fun to help them out on occasions - they were always appreciative. Its aspect (facing North) gave us the benefit of a breathtaking view (yes really) of the Montagne Noire in the distant background beyond the canal. The mountain range did not impinge, it was an outstanding backdrop in the distance, giving a majesty to the environment. The sun arrived in the front in the early afternoon, so we were not deprived. The surrounding area had many attractions, including chateaux, restaurants, walks, cycling, Narbonne beach (excellent) and pretty villages and towns steeped in local Cathar history. Carcassonne is an absolute must, particularly for the Inner City and every type of restaurant. The description was accurate, and if anything, not descriptive enough to address the grandeur. It's a "big sky" place, a bit like some American Mid-Western locations. Very, very good swimming pool. The back-up from the owners was helpful when asked for (only one occasion). They were professional and charming when we met. A very genuine couple. Would we recommend Canal Cottage to others? Unhesitatingly YES.Recommended for: Girls getaway, pet owners, adventure seekers, families with young children, families with teenagers, sightseeing, age 55+, romantic getaway.
Owner response: Thank you for this great review and it was an absolute pleasure to have you here. We're glad you enjoyed the location and facilities and also Brian, the cycling. Kens looking forward to you accompanying him next year to the Pic de Nord!! Hopefully see you next year.
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Olive Tree Cottage- the perfect holiday location
Olive Tree Cottage- the perfect holiday location
- Guest Tina D.
- Date of stay 08/06/11
- Review Submitted 08/19/11
Have just spent a wonderful week at Olive Tree Cottage and wished it didnt have to come to an end. The location is perfect for sightseeing the beautiful surrounding regions or for just chilling out and relaxing. The gite itself has everything that you could possibly need and it is so homely you really do not want for anything.The grounds are perfectly secure for young children to run around in and the heated pool and table tennis table were the main attractions for our two boys who loved them. Ken & Pauline are close by if you need them but not at all intrusive. It really is a little piece of heaven and we cant wait to go back. Thanks so much Ken & Pauline- we hope to see you soon.Recommended for: Girls getaway, families with young children, families with teenagers, sightseeing, age 55+, romantic getaway.
Owner response: Thanks for the great review and it was a pleasure to have you all stay. I know the boys were sorry to leave the pool behind but sure you would have had a fab time in Disneyland after leaving us. Hopefully you can make it down here another year so you can continue to explore this lovely region you like so much. Take care and don't work too hard!! A bientot.
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Absolutely fabulous, fantastic home from home.
Absolutely fabulous, fantastic home from home.
- Guest Hed (Bearsden, Glasgow)
- Date of stay 06/26/11
- Review Submitted 07/13/11
Great, very clean gite with everything you would need for a great holiday. Everything as described - the photos dont do it justice. Warm welcome by Ken & Pauline (owners), who were on hand if needed. Supberb position opposite a busy lock on the canal. Great heated pool with great views. Plenty of restaurants in nearby medeval Carcassone. Would recommend this to anyone.Recommended for: Girls getaway, pet owners, families with young children, families with teenagers, sightseeing, age 55+, romantic getaway.
Owner response: Thanks for your feedback and it was great having you to stay and glad you enjoyed your holiday. We hope it gave you a chance to get a flavour of French Life down here. Hope to see you again.
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- Nearest Airport: Carcassonne at 24 Kilometres
- Nearest Ferry: Calais at 1060 Kilometres
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The next few days will be crucial to the campaign of Arnold Schwarzenegger if the Oct. 7 election date is restored by the courts. His one major remaining Republican rival, Tom McClintock, is about to benefit from television commercials paid for by the wealthiest interest group in California the Indian tribes who run gambling casinos. McClintock and all the other candidates, meanwhile, are combining forces to ridicule the actor for ducking all but one debate, and for choosing as his only debate one with a format in which the questions have been released in advance. His opponents either dont know or dont care that the format also allows for 90 minutes of free-flowing give and take among all the candidates, with all of them free to ask each other any question they like. The media have picked up on the everybody-ganging-up-on-Arnold theme, which is more fun to write about than the sort of serious political reform proposals the candidate offered Thursday in Sacramento. How Schwarzenegger responds to all of this may well decide the election, which remains a toss-up in independent polling. If he stays above the fray, laughs off the attacks and notes that his foes are being financed by the very interest groups he has threatened to sweep from the Capitol, it could solidify his campaign and win support in the days leading up to the election (if there is one). If, on the other hand, he attacks and snipes and whines about his opponents (as he did on Thursday), voters will likely see him as weak and partisan, not the kind of leader who can bring people together for the greater good of the state. It is truly extraordinary to see candidates from across the political spectrum, including a major Republican and major Democrat, working together to undermine one of their rivals. That seems, again, to play right into Schwarzeneggers hands, reinforcing the outsider persona that his own campaign has so far failed to emphasize. But as Reagan so often showed, words, gestures and body language matter at times like this. One example: I remember how Reagan almost never used the word Democrat when criticizing his opponents. I always assumed that this was because he wanted every possible Democrat to vote for him, and he figured that blasting the party by name would make its members defensive and less likely to support him. So he always said things like there are those who would undermine our security or my opponents say Schwarzenegger has his moments as a communicator, but he hasnt mastered that skill of using words that unite even as they define his differences with the opposition. With intense interest focused on his every move, his every word, he will need that skill in the next few days, and in the debate next week, if he is going to win this campaign.
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Tom has danced and deejayed at milongas and tango festivals throughout Europe, North America, and Argentina. He founded and hosted "La milonga del norte" in Hanover, NH and La milonga "El gato rojo" & "Queen's Head" in Cambridge, MA. He has performed with professional musicians and dancers in Milan, Boston, NYC, Middlebury, Ann Arbor, and Buenos Aires. He regularly teaches group classes at Harvard University and at the Tango Society of Boston. He has also taught tango in Varanasi, India; Milan, Italy; at Middlebury College; Dartmouth College, as invited guest instructor for DATS; and Harvard College for the Latin American Studies Program. Recently he was a guest instructor and performer at the "Moonlight in Vermont" Tango Weekend in Brandon, VT. He has lived in Argentina and often travels back to Buenos Aires, where he performs as a concert saxophonist in milongas with local musicians. He has appeared in recent years as a guest soloist with the Mercury Orchestra, the Brookline Symphony Orchestra, the Dartmouth Wind Symphony, the Harvard Dudley House Orchestra, and L'Orchestre symphonique universitaire de Grenoble. He brings to the milonga a musician's ear attuned to the classics of the golden age with a flair as well for nuevo and alternative. For his introduction to the music of Astor Piazzolla, he is indebted to his most influential teacher and mentor, the virtuoso Donald Sinta. His most important maestros on the dance floor have included Carlos Perez, Hernán Brizuela, Yelena Sinelnikova, Tate Di Chiazza, and Gustavo Naveira. His group and private classes emphasize musicality, connection, rhythm, and technique.


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Autumn Blue Skies Motorhead, Nazareth and Laytrx
September 27, 2013
In San Francisco fall shows up with crisp clear light, blue skies and warm sunshine filled short Indian Summer days that abruptly close into cool long nights. On the most perfect of these days I like to belt out songs that smell like piles of fallen leaves. Today the crisp clear blueness of the sky has led me to some bluesy rocky ballads that need to be played loud. Really loud. But, being the Libra that I am – and the fact that is Libra season…I had to balance out the ballad and the old with some sweet new rhythms that taste like the promise of a perfect apple.
These are today's.
Motorhead 1916
Nazareth – Vigilante Man (original by Woody Guthrie)
LATYRX (Lyrics Born + Lateef) "Exclamation Point" ft Forrest Day
Tigers, Snuffaluffagus, The Big Iron on Your Hip dating game and What You Won't Do For Love
March 21, 2013
As a child I would crawl under the table and hide scared of big Snuffy with his long eyelashes and wobbly gate. I always liked him, but I was so AFeaRed. But, now Snuffy seems to have fallen on hard times. So I have checked my fear at the door and offer him my love.
When I saw Snuffy today I started humming Lee Hazlewood's A house Safe for Tigers, so I share it with you
May your house be safe from tigers, may you always be my friend…
I have grown obsessed with this Album – Marty Robbins: Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs – If you have not heard it, please go listen to the whole thing. And make sure you sing a long.
I think were I to run a dating game for my heart I would have the contest be to sing this song…the winner would most definitely win my heart.
Marty Robbins – Big Iron
Then, we go off and dance our outlaw balladeer hearts out to this:
Jessie Ware – What You Won't Do For Love (Shouts! Rework)
Today is a celebration of a genre of song I like to call:
Sing-A-Long Sunshine roll the windows down and get goosebumps as the sun goes down
The sun on this dawn of daylight savings time is so bright and clear over this City by The Bay. The haze is making my eyes ache and my heart burst. This is just the best sunshine sad song I have heard in ages. Well, SOHN is really just a master of just such things. Minimal smooth warming sadness like a walk alone on a beach where the sun is almost warm enough and the sand cool.
SOHN – Bloodflows
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Lee Hazlewood seems to find a way into whatever genre I am feeling..
I was looking for directions to my son's Rugby practice on my really smart phone. We were leaving our sunny, flat and nearly warm homeland of La Mission for the more outer reaches of San Francisco close to the border with this place called Daly City where the wind roars and the fog eats the last rays of the sun. Instead of giving me directions to the field my phone played Lee Hazlewood songs…and I could not make the phone stop playing them. My phone is smart finally she gave us directions while she sang:
Sleep in the grass
And, last this sunshine with its warm and cool rays has got me floating away where only Air Supply can soar … roll down the windows sing loud and drive or sail away. LISTEN and SING!
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Getcha Wang Chung on & change your heart in the sunshine.
January 31, 2013
Sun's out today bringing January to a close.
Hecka hella high handstand.
Wang Chung all the way.
The original live. that's alittle hot sawce on a thursday.
Need Your Loving
From EFUNK: The Remixes
Released June 2012 on Wolf + Lamb Records
Baby D – I Need Your Loving
Trouble is
January 11, 2013
I just ate Lee Hazlewood for breakfast in a bowl of mac and cheese and washed it down with Bill Monroe and Doc Watson in my tea.
Good Lord.
I have spent this morning sipping tea and listening to masters of the sad song.
As the owner of a melancholic happy heart that pushes my eyes to tear up anytime something vaguely resembling an act of humanness occurs. I love sad songs they connect us to each others love, troubles and humor, they humble us and hold us and remind us that even when the shit is ugly there is beauty and hope enough to sing and cry.
There are sad songs. There are sad voices. Then there is melancholic love of the heart so big that macaroni and cheese for breakfast doesn't even come close to its comfort.
And I don't have enough love in my heart to love this man or this song enough.
Lee Hazlewood – Trouble is a Lonesome Town
This song is perfect.
Bill Monroe and Doc Watson – What Would You Give in Exchange For Your Soul
This version of this song is something so special.
RainyDayLove – I'm a BELI3VER in the long mix and paint it black german folk style all the way.
November 28, 2012
I love rain. Especially when it hits the windows and the wind blows the chimes.
That is weather love.
Karel Gott – "Rot und schwarz" (Paint it Black, 1969) Rolling Stones
BELI3VER – Soul Soother Vol. II
easy easy moody moody rainy soul soothing mix
oh more…
this man has stoled my rain drenched heart.
Karel Gott
the repetitive song disorder part
The Avengers
Patti Smith
the big door prize.
November 25, 2012
Been wandering in San Francisco's late November sunshine feeling a little cold in its rays, but bathed in the beauty of its light. This town.
Sounds like this today.
Full heart twangy, dreamy, surfy.
Is love.
In Spite of Ourselves. – John Prine and Iris Dement
Marry The Sea – Imaginary Cities
Call Me In The Day – La Luz
blind crippled and crazy pushing up daisies i'm the ace of spades
October 30, 2012
some mighty OV Wright Apple Scruff edited.
ace of spades – oh oh O.V. <3
ace of spades – oh lemmy. <3
Latvian Blues Band. Blind, crippled & crazy
love songs in the fog and sun …. yuna and steve hillage.
July 14, 2012
Saturday morning. The sun in making the fog glare at San Francisco this morning. The Potatoes in the oven smell like comfort heaven.
My son's room looks like this. I am not looking. WowzaPoluzaShitStorm.
Instead the bath is run, candle lit, tea made, sage burning. blinders on for a bit….bath salts (in the bath) take me away.
Yuna covers Frank Ocean.
Steve Hillage One Two and Three xo
Zeitgiesting Krautrockin Soom T and Dee D Jackson…
June 27, 2012
Scottish Mc Soom T is hands down keeping me afloat in eccentric and smart bliss in this 'will it stay for a bit sunshine' in this SF summer. If you never heard of this Glaswegian get on it.
Soom T – They All Lie
Ran across this today too. Its good stuff. Violent J of ICP — that's Insane Clown Posse (those Juggalo guys) went to Japan and had a short lived Kosmische post punk band – and the amazing stuff if just being released now. Take a listen.
New music with Johann Gottfried Herder and Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
We Acediats
Which brought me back to my love of Krautrock.
So here. living in rainbow land…
Ash ra tempel- day dream
somehow that landed me in Dee D Jackson Land.
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Ruby Ridge Is History, But the Mindset That Led to Ruby Ridge Is Thriving
It has been 20 years since the clash at Ruby Ridge, Idaho, an assault that led to the violent deaths of three human beings and a dog. Randy and Vicki Weaver, a Midwestern couple, had moved to the mountains of the Pacific Northwest, where they planned to live as self-sufficiently as possible. Then the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms entrapped Randy on a minor weapons violation and offered him a deal: The charge would be dismissed if he became an informant in white separatist circles. Instead Weaver skipped (or just missed) his trial (*) and moved his family to a cabin in the wilderness.
When federal agents arrived on the scene, they shot the family dog. The Weavers' son Sam, not realizing what was going on, fired a shot in response and then fled, at which point an agent shot him in the back. Kevin Harris, a visiting friend, fired at the attacking cops and killed one. The FBI's snipers went on to wound both Randy and Harris, and one of the sharpshooters killed Vicki, firing a bullet into her head while she held her 10-month-old daughter.
An 11-day standoff ensued. After Weaver surrendered, he and Harris were found innocent of murder. An internal report subsequently concluded that the FBI had violated the Weavers' constitutional rights. Some figures within the agency suspected that they were in the wrong well before then, though -- a few days into the siege, Danny Coulson of the FBI wrote this in a memo:
Something to Consider
1. Charge against Weaver is Bull Shit.
2. No one saw Weaver do any shooting.
3. Vicki has no charges against her.
4. Weaver's defense. He ran down the hill to see what dog was barking at. Some guys in camys [camouflage] shot his dog. Started shooting at him. Killed his son. Harris did the shooting [of the FBI agent]. He [Randy Weaver] is in pretty strong legal position.
Not a bad summary.
It isn't hard to find examples of marginal groups whose paranoia about the government drove them to violence. The tale of the Weavers shows how the government's paranoia about marginal groups can drive it to violence, too. The feds looked at a family with fringy views and perceived a threat, and as a result a woman, a boy, a dog, and one of the government's own agents were killed. It wouldn't be the last time something like that happened. A year later in Waco, the Branch Davidians' paranoia would be no match for the paranoia of the Davidians' enemies.
I wish I could report that the authorities' fear has faded in the decades since Ruby Ridge and Waco. Instead it has been institutionalized in the fusion centers that litter the country, where everybody from Ron Paul fans to anti-fracking activists have been tarred as potential terrorists. Meanwhile, the country's police forces have been steadily more militarized. What a sad and terrifying combination.
Elsewhere in Reason: "The Paranoid Center."
(* I originally wrote that he simply skipped the trial, but a commenter reminds me that Weaver had been sent the wrong date. That said, Alan Bock's book on the standoff—which is in no sense sympathetic to the government—points out that there's a good chance Weaver wouldn't have shown up either way: "Randy later told friends that he was convinced he would be railroaded, that government witnesses would lie under oath, and that he would be convicted whether guilty or not." But even if Bock is right, the fact that Weaver wasn't told the right day for the court date he missed just underlines how over-the-top the government's reaction was.)
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Ruby Ridge was just one instance where the state tests the waters, to see how far it can go without massive uprisings against it.
One of many such experiments. Eventually, the state will find out what it takes, how much it has to push.
All in the name of creating a future police state.
And... both Teams are right there waiting for the results.
And for Waco, the federal government got Oklahoma City.
Wasn't it David Boaz who had the two-bullet-point suggestion for Tim McVeigh?
"2:00 am"
I doubt a time traveler from 70 years ago would recognize America today.
You're probably right. In 1942 (70 years ago) FDR recommended a $25,000 maximum wage and authorized Executive Order 9066 allowing the internment of Japanese Americans. Things are a lot better now than in 1942.
"Tax the shit out of the rich" isn't functionally equivalent to a maximum wage?
Look at the Revenue Act of 1942. The 88% tax rate for those making more than $200,000 was a compromise. If FDR had his way it would have been a 100% tax rate on anything more than $25,000.
nobody makes a valid point. I don't like all this "Life in these here united states was so much better 50/75/100/200 years ago" talk. Because it wasn't.
True, but at least the army of civil shitbags they used to enforce everything was a lot smaller.
But they could be more brutal because of less scrutiny and a populace more deferent to authority.
I don't think that's true, at least for White America.
You may think what you like.
Jr Simplot was persecuted for the crime of profiteering in '43. His crime, building a facility to meet the demands for K-rations his company had been contracted to meet by the very same government that decided to go after him.
It was much easier to evade payroll taxes 70 years ago. Hell, back then you wouldn't be acting suspiciously when still holding large cash amounts.
80 years ago weed and machine guns were legal and you only needed a prescription to buy opiates and cocaine, everything else was OTC.
Oh, and the cars
Feck these worthless scum. Were these FBI "agents" charged and imprisoned for murder? NO? Feck the FBI and feck Coulson, that shift-eyed mealy-mouthed bastid....
The feds looked at a family with fringy views and perceived a threat, and as a result a woman, a boy, a dog, and one of the bureau's own agents were killed.
Well, thankfully they are getting drones now, so they won't have to worry about their brave agents getting killed the next time they go up against domestic terrorists.
Weaver didn't decide to "skip the trial", he was given the wrong court date. And it wasn't one of the " bureau's own agents" that was killed, it was a US Marshal, dressed in camo and spying on the family.
It was camo fetish play day.
Thanks, Chris. I fixed my sloppy error about the US Marshal and added a note about the trial date.
And it came out in the trial that the Marshal was probably accidentally killed by one of his own.
it was a US Marshal, dressed in camo and spying on the family
They'd been spying on the family for some time. That day, they went out with the intent of killing the family dog, not realizing it might be followed by the family in case the dog had scented a deer. Weaver went down one trail, his son and Harris followed the dog. Which the Feds shot and killed, rather upsetting the son. Who they also shot and killed.
An internal report subsequently concluded that the FBI had violated the Weavers' constitutional rights.
As I recall there weren't any real negative consequences handed to any state agents for those violations.
The Feds even threatened Idaho to drop the charges against Lon Horiuchi for his murder of Vicky. It bounced around the courts for a while, then after a few years had passed, a DA sympathetic to the Feds let the charges die.
As I recall there weren't any real negative consequences handed to any state agents for those violations.
That's because I'm pretty sure procedures were followed.
They got promotions if I recall correctly.
Well, it's up or out in the Fed Service.
And no one gets out.
If we're dressed as soldiers I guess were going to war.
Nothing has changed since Ruby Ridge? I don't believe it.
The big concern, Whitehead said, is whether government officials are monitoring citizens' private Facebook pages and detaining people with whom they disagree.
Really? Yes, the guy got railroaded by the government, but do people honestly believe that anything on Facebook is private?
If your settings are such, they damn well should be. It appears however that some of his friends ratted him out to the cops.
privacy? facebook is just one step away from selling your face to facial recognition software cos.
Pretty much.
"Whitehead said he found nothing alarming in Raub's social media commentaries. "The posts I read that supposedly were of concern were libertarian-type posts I see all the time," he said."
Because thinking 9/11 was in inside job is, you know, libertarian philosophy.
Did you forget to mention the "kill memo" where the snipers were told to shoot all armed adults on sight? Hard to use a strong legal position when you are dead.
A baby is kinda like an arm.
How could you live with yourself knowing you shot a baby out of his innocent mother's arms?
It was either him or me.
A decent man would have committed suicide or done some sort of penance to expiate his sin.
But few decent men take the king's coin.
People don't seek out a job that involves killing people because they have no desire to kill people.
Add to it the FBI memo identifying Vickie Weaver as the "dominant" member of the family. I was mystified at how a HRT sniper, the cream of the long distance rifle LEO community, a guy who can supposedly put 5 shots into the end of a tin can at 400 yds, fucks up a 200 yd shot on a running target so badly as to put a bullet through the head of someone else. Not to mention that he had to shoot through a door---into a dwelling where he knew there were women and children---to do it. And, in true Fed fashion, they not only didn't fire him, they let him stay on the squad, as he shows up later at Waco, where he may or may not have fired at the compound during the fire.
Actually, this is the one thing I wonder about in this case. There's no doubt Horiuchi knew she was behind the door, the day or so after in a debrief he drew a rough picture of how her head and I think shoulders appeared behind the screen at the top half of the door.
On the other hand, the fatal shot first hit the running Harris, seriously wounding him, before hitting her. If it was his intent to kill her, that would have been very hard to time (when to pull the trigger), plus it's pretty easy for a bullet to get diverted by things like bones.
Don't forget that the "kill memo" establishing the Rules of Engagement was essentially a death sentence for the adults, all of whom were killed or severely wounded (probably mortally unless they got medical care) within a hour or so of the FBI's Hostage "Rescue" Team setting up.
Because carrying a gun when they stepped outside was routine, for protection of bears, opportunity for meat, etc., and one would imagine even more so after the Feds executed one of their dogs and their son....
And don't forget the state and locals take their cues from the Feds. So the natural result of the feds getting more oppressive and trigger happy is the state and locals follow their lead. The difference of course is that once in a great while a state and local cop is held accountable for something. That never happens to a fed.
The Weavers' son Sam, not realizing what was going on, fired a shot in response and then fled, at which point an agent shot him in the back.
And nothing else happened. -
Just like the TERRIFYING!!111! "Hutaree Militia" in MI. I remember the day they were arrested and all the news came out - "I bet all charges are dropped, but not till they've done some time, and had their lives utterly disrupted, and spent a bunch of cash on lawyers, and...."
Fuck the fucking fuckers from the gummint. May the ghost of Vicki Weaver ass rape you in your sleep.
And meanwhile, the NSA knew exactly what the 9-11 hijackers were up to and didn't do a damn thing.
Did they?
My understanding was that they had damning intercepts, but hadn't gotten around to translating them yet.
I would have to look at the 9-11 report again. But they certainly knew the guys were in the country and a threat, but never told the INS to have them deported. And meanwhile, the FBI knew that Mousaoi was in jail and had been taking flying lessons learning only how to take off but didn't tell the NSA. It was the fucking keystone kops.
But they certainly knew the guys were in the country and a threat, but never told the INS to have them deported.
I wonder what the Reason article about Atta's pre-9/11 deportation would have looked like.
They didn't go through all the work of getting a union so they could work hard and be efficient, dude.
I doubt a time traveler from 70 years ago would recognize America today.
I graduated from high school in 1973, and I cannot believe how much this country has changed.
20 years ago this was my wake up call.
Ruby Ridge is not in the Pacific Northwest. Ruby Ridge is at the southern end of the Selkirk Range and can either be described as part of the Columbia Mountains or as part of the Inland Northwest.


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Safety 1st Baby on Board Babyview Mirror is conveniently adjustable and attaches easily to the visor to monitor forward-facing children and also to the rear window for children facing the rear side of the car.
Safety 1st ProGrade Secure View Mirror is a compact car safety device. The mirror is crash-tested and its edges are soft and molded. While it occupies less space, it gives a wide, rear-viewing range.
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Safety 1st ProGrade See Baby Soft Mirror is a great way to keep a watchful eye on children while driving. It firmly attaches to your car's backseat headrest. Even its reflective part is made of soft, cushioned material so you don't have to worry about safety.
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Safety 1st ProGrade View of Two Mirror adds a new dimension to car safety by helping monitor two kids simultaneously. It securely attaches to your car's passenger side visor and allows you to easily see two forward-facing children in your back seat at the same time.
Keep an eye on kids as you drive to your destination with Safety 1st Baby On Board Flip-Down Child View Mirror. The mirror has been crash tested for safety. Use the Velcro attachment pad to attach it to the back of a curved rear-view mirror. The user-friendly design of this mirror can be folded away for periods of non-use.
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Not that impressed
Comments about Baby On Board Flip-Down Child View Mirror:
Once I had it up, I could see both my kiddos fine. But it is difficult to keep it in the correct position...the bumps in the road knock it out place so I was constantly adjusting it. After two days it fell down so the glue is not that great. I need to buy some super glue and re-attach it.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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