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Here are 100 things to journal about instead of your weight. Because we all know there is more to us than our weight. Grab a nice book and a favourite pen. When you sit down to journal keep five things in mind: sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. Why? and What if? are two powerful questions to answer while journaling. It's your journal; write about what you want to write about.
Print out this page and cross off the prompts as you do them.
1. Your favourite colour.
2. Your first pet.
3. A favourite relative that isn't a parent.
4. The first time you rode a bike.
5. The first dollar you ever made.
6. A trip to the candy store.
7. Your best friends.
8. Your first sleepover.
9. The first time you failed a test.
10. The name you chose for your first child (No children? What name would you pick if you had?)
11. Your favourite month.
12. Your favourite day of the week.
13. Your favourite number.
14. Your favourite piece of clothing.
15. Your favourite car.
16. Your favourite flower.
17. An allergy you have.
18. Favourite holiday.
19. How you organize a closet.
20. Favourite movie star.
21. A time when you stood up for someone else.
22. A time when you stood up for yourself.
23. The first time you drove a car
24. Rode on a bus.
25. Rode on a train.
26. What would you do with one million dollars?
27. Three wishes.
28. Have you ever killed anything?
29. Phobias?
30. What are you good at?
31. What's your favourite subject in school/college?
32. A childhood song.
33. The colour blue.
34. On your side or on your stomach?
35. Dreams? (sleeping ones)
36. Three people in history you'd invite to dinner.
37. Where in the world would you visit if money were not a consequence?
38. Night owl or early bird.
39. What do you do for a living?
40. Life support?
41. What's the worst thing you ever said to someone?
42. Favourite book?
43. Favoruite song?
44. Favourite male actor.
45. Favourite female actor.
46. Mountains or Prairies?
47. Ocean or Lakes?
48. If you were trapped on a desert island (like in Hawaii) who would you want to be with? A doctor or a bad boy?
49. Doctor or Lawyer?
50. Night or Day?
51. A fantasy.
52. A sexual desire.
53. A shopping spree.
54. A memory of a grandparent.
55. The first time you drank alcohol.
56. Pizza or Chinese.
57. What did you dream about being as a child?
58. What do you dream about retirement?
59. Lover or fighter.
60. Favourite quote and what it means to you?
61. A pot hole on your street.
62. The neighbour's garbage.
63. Shooting stars.
64. Look out the nearest window and describe what you see.
65. What's in your fridge?
66. What's in your purse (go get it)?
67. What do you like on your pizza?
68. A concert you went to.
69. A concert you wish you went to.
70. Drugs?
71. Something you wish you did less of.
72. Something you wish you did more of.
73. Slippers or bare feet.
74. How'd you learn to swim?
75. Your hair.
76. Your eyes.
77. The best letter you received.
78. A love letter you wish you wrote (or did).
79. Something you miss from childhood.
80. You're on your deathbed. Who do you want at your side?
81. Invisible friend as a child.
82. Favourite 80s song.
83. Favourite character off Gilligan's Island.
84. Someone from your past you'd like to see again.
85. A serious injury.
86. Someone you relate to.
87. A role model.
88. Why you deserve happiness.
89. Something that makes you angry.
90. Something that makes you cry.
91. Favourite ice cream flavour.
92. Silly childhood skipping song.
93. Your thoughts on peace.
94. Your thoughts on child hunger.
95. Your thoughts on poverty.
96. Something you heard in the news.
97. Something you overheard.
98. A secret you've kept.
99. A secret you've broken.
100. Pork or Beef.
101. Hot blooded or cold blooded.


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It was an early morning as we caught the ferry back to the main land. It was a long drive as he headed for Rockhampton. Not really much to say about Rockhampton other than the Tropic of Capricorn passes through it (which means the humidity increases significantly. Not fun), and Rockhampton is also ...
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Ryan Calo is an assistant professor at the University of Washington School of Law and a former research director at CIS. A nationally recognized expert in law and emerging technology, Ryan's work has appeared in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, NPR, Wired Magazine, and other news outlets. Ryan serves on several advisory committees, including the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Electronic Privacy Information Center, and the Future of Privacy Forum. He co-chairs the American Bar Association Committee on Robotics and Artificial Intelligence and serves on the program committee of National Robotics Week.
We Robot: Third Annual Robotics & Law Conference
By Ryan Calo • September 19, 2013 at 5:22 am
I'm delighted to announce We Robot 2014, back at the University of Miami School of Law for its third year after a wonderful event at Stanford Law School last April. Cyberlaw is about more than the Internet. As Chris Anderson put it so well in another context, atoms are the new bits. I hope you will join us for another stimulating discussion of the intersection of law, policy, and robotics. Call for papers below. Be there, or be digital. Read more » about We Robot: Third Annual Robotics & Law Conference
Madness And Privacy Harm
By Ryan Calo • August 25, 2013 at 2:13 pm
Recent research suggests a new trend among paranoid schizophrenics: they believe they are secretly being taped by hidden cameras for purposes of a reality show. I don't know quite what to make of this "fascinating cultural illness," to use Carla Casilli's eloquent label. This population is presumably going to pick some premise for their delusion; what does it matter whether their imagined antagonist is a demon or a director? Read more » about Madness And Privacy Harm
Why Opt Out Of Tracking? Here's A Reason
By Ryan Calo • August 14, 2013 at 11:39 am
The Stanford Center for Internet and Society, where I am an affiliate scholar, is a thought leader on consumer privacy and a source for potential solutions. The CIS Cookie Clearinghouse, for instance, intends to publish lists of tracking cookies to block or allow based on objective, balanced criteria informed by consumer expectations. According to recent work by Daniel Solove and CIS affiliate scholar Woodrow Hartzog, Federal Trade Commission privacy enforcement is also trending toward upholding what consumers have come to expect regarding their data. Violating consumer expectations around privacy is probably itself a sufficient reason for intervention. Consumers who take steps not to be tracked, or who rely upon representations that they are not being tracked, shouldn't be. My new project, however, asks a different question: Why should consumers worry about being tracked in the first place? What exactly is the harm here? Read more » about Why Opt Out Of Tracking? Here's A Reason
No Trespass
By Ryan Calo • May 20, 2013 at 2:45 pm
When Florida v. Jardines, the case where an officer approached a house with a drug-sniffing dog, first came down, Orin Kerr and others noted that the Supreme Court majority never once used the word "trespass." The Jardines concurrence and dissent used the word, and the author of Jardines, Justice Scalia, had used "trespass" repeatedly in United States v. Jones from last term. So why doesn't he use the word in Jardines? Because there really is no trespass test? Because he has new clerks? Just a coincidence? Read more » about No Trespass
Judge Posner's Surveillance Argument Would Not Withstand An Economic Analysis
By Ryan Calo • April 30, 2013 at 2:55 pm
Judge Richard Posner took the occasion of the Boston bombing to remind us of his view that privacy should lose out to other values. Privacy, argues Judge Posner, is largely about concealing truths "that, if known, would make it more difficult for us to achieve our personal goals." For instance: privacy helps the victims of domestic violence achieve their personal goal of living free from fear; it helps the elderly achieve their personal goal of staying off of marketing "sucker lists;" and it helps children achieve their personal goal of avoiding sexual predators online. Read more » about Judge Posner's Surveillance Argument Would Not Withstand An Economic Analysis
Creative Revenge Porn Charges Filed In California
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Fewer people are applying to law school. They worry there will be no job waiting for them on the other side. And, indeed, some recent graduates are having a terrible time of it. Often, though, you see an increase in applications during economic slumps as students wait out the bad job market. Something, perhaps the beating law schools have been taking in the court of public opinion of late, is scaring folks off. Read more » about Why Now Is A Good Time To Apply To Law School
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The FAA's Drone Privacy Plan: Actually Pretty Sensible
Thursday felt like drone day. The Federal Aviation Administration released both its roadmap (PDF) to integrate private drones into domestic airspace and the privacy requirements (PDF) that that will apply to the half-dozen locations selected to be testing areas for this integration. Read more » about The FAA's Drone Privacy Plan: Actually Pretty Sensible
Europe's largest parcel service, DHL, shows off a test flight of its delivery drone
"As drone expert Ryan Calo told The Verge last week, "If you want to compete in logistics and delivery, drones and unmanned robots have to be part of the conversation about where things are headed."" Read more » about Europe's largest parcel service, DHL, shows off a test flight of its delivery drone
Digital Market Manipulation
"Shopping online this holiday season? Ryan Calo on a future of 'digital market manipulation', where emerging technologies may make it possible to market based the vulnerabilities of consumers." Read more » about Digital Market Manipulation
Amazon Prime Is Not Alone; UPS Experimenting With Drone Delivery
""I would be shocked if a company like UPS wasn't considering this," said Ryan Calo, a law professor specializing in drones and robotics. "If you want to compete in logistics and delivery, drones and unmanned robots have to be part of the conversation about where things are headed."" Read more » about Amazon Prime Is Not Alone; UPS Experimenting With Drone Delivery
A Drone Scholar Answers the Big Questions About Amazon's Plans
"After Amazon's Jeff Bezos announced that his company wanted to deliver packages with small unmanned aerial vehicles, many people have questioned the viability and wisdom of the idea.
Yesterday, we got one optimistic perspective from Andreas Raptopoulos, an entrepreneur who founded Matternet, which is developing drone-delivery technology. Read more » about A Drone Scholar Answers the Big Questions About Amazon's Plans
Amazon's Drone Delivery Idea Faces Hurdles
"Ryan Calo, an assistant law professor at the University of Washington, said he expected the FAA would ultimately issue rules that give Amazon and other enterprises leeway to experiment with civilian drones.
"I believe this will happen. But it could be many years and under narrow guidelines at first," he said. "So the question becomes, is this economically viable?"" Read more » about Amazon's Drone Delivery Idea Faces Hurdles
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The Federal Trade Commission will hold a public workshop on Tuesday, November 19, 2013 in Washington, DC, to explore consumer privacy and security issues posed by the growing connectivity of devices. The ability of everyday devices to communicate with each other and with people is becoming more prevalent and often is referred to as "The Internet of Things." Read more » about Internet of Things : Privacy and Security in a Connected World
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DARC is a multidisciplinary conference about Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and drones—with an emphasis on civilian applications.
Attendees will take part in a far-ranging exploration of these technologies and see firsthand the latest advancements in aerial robotics. In addition to looking at the cultural impact, legal challenges, and business potential, we'll also examine specific applications for drones including: agriculture, policing, wildlife conservation, weather, mapping, logistics, and more. Read more » about Drones & Aerial Robotics Conference
Brain-Computer Privacy: A Discussion with Ryan Calo (Past Event)
Presented by the Center for Law and the Biosciences
Brain-computer interfaces are on the rise, but they may be vulnerable to hacking that reveals users' private information. Join us as Ryan Calo discusses the privacy risks of this emerging technology.
This event is free and open to the public, and will feature lunch from Net Appetit.
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Big Data and Privacy: Making Ends Meet (Past Event)
Solutions to many pressing economic and societal challenges lie in better understanding data. New tools for analyzing disparate information sets, called Big Data, have revolutionized our ability to find signals amongst the noise. Big Data techniques hold promise for breakthroughs ranging from better health care, a cleaner environment, safer cities, and more effective marketing. Yet, privacy advocates are concerned that the same advances will upend the power relationships between government, business and individuals, and lead to prosecutorial abuse, racial or other profiling, discrimination, redlining, overcriminalization, and other restricted freedoms. Read more » about Big Data and Privacy: Making Ends Meet
Robot Block Party 2013 (Past Event)
In celebration of National Robotics Week, the Silicon Valley Robot Block Party returns to the Volkswagen Automotive Innovation Lab @ Stanford on Wednesday, April 10 2013, from 1 to 6pm. Read more » about Robot Block Party 2013
The Pinocchio Complex: How Category Confusion Affects Drone Law And Policy
November 13, 2013
The Center for Law and the Biosciences presents Ryan Calo
April 18, 2013
On April 10, 2013, Stanford's Center for Law and the Biosciences welcomed CIS Affiliate Scholar Ryan Calo to campus for a discussion on law and emerging technology, with an emphasis on spyware for your brain. Read more » about The Center for Law and the Biosciences presents Ryan Calo
The Future of Drones in America: Law Enforcement and Privacy Considerations
March 20, 2013
Hearing before the Senate Committee on the Judiciary on "The Future of Drones in America: Law Enforcement and Privacy Considerations" Read more » about The Future of Drones in America: Law Enforcement and Privacy Considerations
Open Book Club: A Conversation With Neal Stephenson
October 23, 2012
CIS Affiliate Scholar Ryan Calo interviews Neal Stephenson, author of Readme. Topics include privacy, virtual economics and security. Beth Cantrell, Greg Lastowka, and Tadayoshi Kohno also included in panel interview. This event was hosted by the University of Washington Law School. Read more » about Open Book Club: A Conversation With Neal Stephenson
Drone Economies (Panel Discussion)
June 18, 2012
DRONE ECONOMIES (Panel Discussion) Arthur and Marilouise Kroker, David Brin, Ryan Calo, moderated by Ricardo Dominguez. Read more » about Drone Economies (Panel Discussion)


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Tips for Testing the 2.5 Kernel
Okay, now that you actually have been convinced to try the 2.5 Linux kernel (see previous article), how can you test this kernel out. And, what should you do if you have any problems?
First off, before you configure the 2.5 kernel--say, while you are downloading it--go read Dave Jones's excellent "What to Expect from 2.5" document. In that document, pay specific attention to the sections covering the Input Layer, the Framebuffer layer and module information. These sections of the kernel configuration process are the most confusing for newcomers to the 2.5 series. If you don't pay attention, it is very easy to end up with a kernel that either displays nothing on the screen or doesn't accept any input from the keyboard.
After configuring the kernel with the specific hardware you have on your system, build the kernel, install it and reboot. Don't select all the drivers, here; a number of them do not compile because no one seems to have hardware for them anymore. If you've never done this build and install process before, I suggest you read the Linux Kernel HOWTO, which details all of the necessary steps involved. I also do not recommend that 2.5 be the first kernel you ever build on your own. Try the 2.4 kernel first to rule out any operator errors you might come across.
If you do have hardware for a driver that does not build, please report this. Most kernel developers do not have access to a wide range of hardware, so they are apprehensive about fixing drivers they cannot test. If you post your building problem to the linux-kernel or kernel-janitor's mailing list, and if you have the hardware for the driver and are willing to test patches, you should be able to find a willing developer to provide you with updated code.
Now that your 2.5 kernel is up and running, what should you do to test it? It's simple; do the normal tasks you always do on your 2.4 or 2.2 kernels: run X, browse the Web, read e-mail, play games, write documentation, write code and so forth. Every user stresses the operating system in different ways; therefore, there is no one, correct way to test.
If you think you've found a problem, first off, search the past week or so of the linux-kernel mailing list to see if others have had the same problem; a fix already may have been posted. If you do not see anything relevant, try searching the 2.5 kernel bug database for your specific issue. If you still cannot find anything relevant, please create a new bug in the database so the kernel developers can realize there is a problem. From there, the bug will be assigned to someone to look at, and more importantly, it can be found by others having the same problem in the future.
I hope this short mini-article helps people start testing out the 2.5 kernel. Without users testing, there is no way that the kernel can become stable enough for everyone to use in the future.
Greg Kroah-Hartman is currently the Linux USB and PCI Hot Plug kernel maintainer. He works for IBM, doing various Linux kernel-related things.
email: greg@kroah-com
2.5.67 hangs - FIXED!
Hello everyone,
thank you for your support. I am now able to boot the kernel successfully. The problem it looks like is the config file corruption. it was picking up config options from my /boot as well as my 2.4.x kernel (which was linked up as linux). so I moved all my config files out of /boot and linked 2.5.67 as 'linux' and lo! I got the options for VT and VGA_CONSOLE etc. back!. so it booted up like a champion.
once again, I am thankful to all of you for helping me.
And while you are at it...
Give RH 9 a whirl. If this is where Linux is going, then we are sure in for an exciting ride!!!
Re: And while you are at it...
Oh, yeah, it's revolutionary!!!!
*Cums with excitement*
Or perhaps not :-P
Please stay on-topic.
Re: And while you are at it...
It's got my wheels turning!!!
2.5 Hangs during boot - FB problem?
Inspired by GH's previous article and the great article by Robert Love in this month's LJ, I downloaded 2.5.67 on Friday and tried compiling it. At first I had a couple of compile problems, mostly due to the inclusions of modules that I really didn't need. so I took them out , and now, it compiles successfully every time. I then tried booting it (GRUB) but this is what I get:
Uncompressing kernel...OK. booting kernel
where the "_" is a blinking cursor. The screen stays this way till I reboot. Based on this article i am guessing that it's an FB problem. So I went and read Dave Jones's article on what to expect. But he says that nothing much has changed in the FB (atleast to the user). My understanding was that for x86 FB did not play a big part. since my machine is an x86, I am looking for any hints or suggestions. I know this is not a mailing list, however, was just wondering if anyone else had a similar problem and how they fixed it.
Re: 2.5 Hangs during boot - probably a solution
I think I got the same problem as you. It hangs right after "Uncompressing kernel... booting linux..." then the problem is that the 2.5.x config scripts (eg make menuconfig) grabs the options from /boot/*config* and that "config" is your config file for the 2.4/2.2 kernel.
So by move/remove /boot/*config* to another place than /boot and then remove the 2.5.x source and extract the source again and now try configure the kernel again will probably solve your problem.
Have a nice day!
N.Kursu - kursu at linux dot se
Re: 2.5 Hangs during boot - probably a solution
This looks a lot like bug #558 in the bug database. Pehaps if this fixes the problem, someone should comment there. I'll probably try it tonight if I get a chance, since I see the problem also.
Re: 2.5 Hangs during boot - probably a solution
thanks for this reply. I was thinking that this might be the problem. I noticed this behavior the second time I tried compiling it. I didn't try to move the config files from there. I will do so right now and try it.
thanks again!
Re: 2.5 Hangs during boot - probably a solution
And do let us know whether it worked, might help other newbies like me, who are planning to do this too.
Re: 2.5 Hangs during boot - FB problem?
First make sure you have
and not
Then select
From a menu interface (menuconfig or xconfig) do as follows:
go to the "Input device support" menu and say "y" to
"Input devices (needed for keyboard, mouse, ...)"
Then go to the "Character devices" menu and say "y" to
"Virtual terminal" and to "Support for console on virtual terminal".
I hope this helps!
Re: 2.5 Hangs during boot - FB problem?
For me it was not enough. I had to do 1 additional thing:
go into "Graphics support"-->"Console diplay driver support" and say "Y" to "VGA text console support". Optionally say also yess for "video mode selection support". That's what did the trick for me.
Re: 2.5 Hangs during boot - FB problem?
thank you for this, but, I haven't found any VT or VT_CONSOLE in the .config file. I think you are referring to the 2.4.x kernels which do have these things, but not the 2.5.x kernels.
BTW, I do have the correct cpu set.
After searching around last night, I came up w/ a theory. It could be GRUB. I am using 0.90 and the latest is 0.93. perhaps 0.90 is incabable of booting the 2.5.67 kernel. I didn't have time to try this theory, but will try tonight. the kernel make file itself seems to favor LILO (installs vmlinux and system map in /boot - vmlinux is not a bootable format for GRUB 0.90. so I copied the bzImage and tried booting from that instead).
Re: 2.5 Hangs during boot - FB problem?
You need VT console in 2.5, but it is only selectable if you have CONFIG_INPUT=y
Re: 2.5 Hangs during boot - FB problem?
One thing that I have done that caused that problem is adding suport for ACPI and APM, try taking that out and see if it will boot. Also make sure your CPU type is correct.
Re: 2.5 Hangs during boot - FB problem?
I second this. A CPU type config problem is often the cause for a boot hang after the Uncompressing Linux... line, IIRC.
Re: 2.5 Hangs during boot - FB problem?
i think you probably have taken care of the video option mentioned inthe other reply... i too had quite a similar problem for an old p120. the response that i got from bugzilla was that i need to give more inputs as to "where" it got stuck. on your part what you could do is probably try inserting a "printk("Hi")" line immediately after a xxx_init() in the init/main.c start_kernel function.... if all this sounds german, sorry, but i tried that out, and my kernel is now functioning (although not because of this method... but that's another long story...), else you could wait for someone else to point out exactly why/where your booting process stops...
Also, frankly, i dont think its an FB problem. FB comes very late in the booting stage, and even if so, atleast the initialization messages do show up....
Re: 2.5 Hangs during boot - FB problem?
Make sure you have 'VGA text console' enabled and built-in to the kernel. It's located in menuconfig -> Graphics support -> Console display driver support -> VGA text console.
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The 2011 Honda Accord Crosstour is an uneasy marriage of the Honda Accord sedan and a wagon, and therefore difficult to categorize. The 2011 Honda Accord Crosstour's focus is passenger and driver comfort. It is very unique in its styling, and it is sure to catch the eye of those who relish the unique. Some may balk at the styling, but this is not a cross between a sedan and a sport utility vehicle—a look that most Americans are accustomed to seeing. The price for the entry-level model is slightly higher than the competitors', a fact that may sway some people away.
Honda makes some minor revisions to the Crosstour for 2011. The climate controls are moved closer to the driver's side for easier operation. The company also improves the fuel economy by one mpg.
The 2011 Honda Accord Crosstour is available in the EX and EX-L trims. Standard exterior equipment on the EX includes automatic headlights, 17-inch alloy wheels, fog lights, keyless entry, and a sunroof. The EX-L model has 18-inch alloy wheels and an automatic dimming rearview mirror. The only option available for the EX-L model is a voice activated navigation system combined with a rearview camera.
The body is aerodynamic, and it sports a large grille and prominent fender arches. It is based on the Honda Accord, but measures 7.6 taller and has a hatchback. The hatchback allows for greater cargo capacity than the Accord sedan, and it is easier to load than a sedan trunk.
The 2011 Honda Accord Crosstour interior has adequate room for adult passengers in the rear seats, which are comfortable and provide good support. The climate control buttons are located closer to the driver's side for easier operation, but the number of buttons still leaves some people bewildered, especially when the navigation system control buttons are added. Using the optional voice activation will help alleviate potential frustration in this regard.
The cargo area is a mixed blessing. It is a paltry 25.7 cubic feet with the seats up and 51.1 cubic feet when the seats are folded down. The saving grace for the cargo area is a 1.9 cubic foot removable utility box hidden underneath the carpeted cargo floor. The utility box has a reversible lid with a plastic coating on one side for carrying wet or soiled items.
The 2011 Honda Accord Crosstour seats are comfortable, and there is good headroom and legroom in both the front and rear seats. The large doors make entry and exit easier, especially if passengers or drivers have a physical disability.
All 2011 Honda Accord Crosstour models are equipped with a 3.5-liter, V-6 engine that produces 271 horsepower at 254 lb-ft of torque. The only available transmission is a five-speed automatic. The 2011 Honda Accord Crosstour can accelerate from zero to 60 in 7.5 seconds and can stop from 60 mph in 131 feet. The 2011 Honda Accord Crosstour displays accurate steering and solid handling; however, it has a high center of gravity, which makes it unsuitable for many outdoor vehicular excursions.
The 2011 Honda Accord Crosstour offers a pleasant ride and the transmission is smooth. The engine is quiet during operation; however, road noise is very noticeable.
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(Aug. 10, 1956, ch. 1041, 70A Stat. 496; Pub. L. 85–600, § 1(13),Aug. 6, 1958, 72 Stat. 523.)
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10:1832 (less (a)). | Sept. 19, 1951, ch. 407, § 302, 65 Stat. 329; Apr. 1, 1954, ch. 127, § 7, 68 Stat. 48. |
In subsection (b), the words "holding appointments or enlisted in the Regular Air Force as now or hereafter provided by law", "and such other persons as are now or may hereafter be specified by law", and "commissioned * * * warrant officers" are omitted as surplusage, since the revised section lists all persons in the Regular Air Force. 10:1832(b) (last sentence) is omitted as executed.
1958—Subsec. (b)(2). Pub. L. 85–600included the registrar of the Air Force Academy.
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Full Size Foil Steam Table Pan 3 3/8" Deep 10 / Pack
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This full size foil steam table pan is made of durable 18mm gauge aluminum foil and features a full curl rim. It can hold up to 346 fluid oz., or up to 16 1/2 lbs. See Companion Items for compatible full size lids. Sold 10 per pack.
Length: 20 3/4"
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Overall User Rating: Full Size Foil Steam Table Pan 3 3/8" Deep 10 / Pack ( 4.5 stars from 33 reviews )
This is a decent steam pan, the quality is sturdy and they keep their color for a while. We love these for baking sticky buns and granola. Also work well for quick cooling of hot soups.
Phil R. from Oak Hill Bulk Foods, Inc. Posted on 02/19/2014
Good value for full size disposable aluminum pans. adequate gauge to hold up cooking or heating food in oven and go straight to chafing dish.
David O. Posted on 12/27/2013
these pans were perfect for rolls and salads that we had put out loved the way they hold up, looked great on the tables for all to enjoy
Dawnmarie M. Posted on 10/16/2013
The pans were VERY flimsy - crumpled up in the middle with very little food inside them. Even doubling up the pans didn't help us - won't be buying this brand again.
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We have been getting these pans for a few years with good results. Suddenly, recently they have changed and are a lighter weight. Would just offer that anyone who needs them to hold food of any weight (basically, anything besides rolls or light weight items that won't spill), you might need to upgrade. We've been having to double pan most items or they will collapse. Will not buy these again.
Julia B. Posted on 11/28/2012
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These are great for drop off orders. They hold a lot of food. However for very heavy dishes (meats, lasagna), I would double them up just to be sure. Don't forget the matching lids!
Dustin P. from Elite Catering Posted on 11/27/2012
These pans are high quality and hold up well for catering and food delivery. When buying them in bulk they are far more economical as well.
Kevin J. from Hen and Hog LLC Posted on 11/20/2012
Super sturdy! I got a case of these and a friend purchased a case of pans from a different retailer. The difference was very noticeable! She ended up borrowing 10 of mine because hers just couldn't stand up to a pan full of chicken without collapsing. These handled everything very well.
Menachem H. Posted on 10/07/2012
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Kimberly H. Posted on 10/01/2012
A very useful kitchen equipment. I use it for everything. To hold food hot and also to cook food in the oven like braises and reheating food.
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Ryan C. from Carp's Catering Posted on 07/06/2012
I went to a wedding recently where the caterer used these exact pans. I found they kept everything warm and was deep enough to put the right amount of food in.
Erica C. Posted on 07/01/2012
The Full Size Steam Table Pan 3 3/8" Deep 50/cs. We use the foil pan's for catering jobs,We don't have to worry about bringing back so many dirty dishes.You can also use these withe the warmers.Great price.
Angela H. from Harrison Familey Restaurant Posted on 06/06/2012
These are excellent and come in very handy. We primarily use them as the water pans for our chafers during the summer bbqs and always make sure we have them on hand between June-August. =)
Patricia C. Posted on 05/28/2012
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Nothing like easy service and clean up with this standard size disposable steam pan. We bake in them, serve in them or use them to transport other items in. Buy in bulk!
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This plates are big and strong enough to hold enough food for an army troop. I love the quality, and I am not just saying that. The ones offered a party city are almost the same and are more expensive. Shipping was fast and efficient. Items were very well packed.
Anna O. from WSG Store Posted on 03/26/2011
I used this as the bottom half of a steam table. The sternos does make burn marks on the bottom of the pan, but it does not affect the integrity of the pan at all.
Van N. Posted on 12/28/2010
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These pans are perfect for pulling the pork and then sealing with the tops I bought here at The Webstaurant Store and transporting the food to my events. They work GREAT with the Chaffing Dishes.
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Release Date:
July 1, 2010 (3D/2D theaters)
Paramount Pictures
M. Night Shyamalan
M. Night Shyamalan
Noah Ringer, Nicola Peltz, Jackson Rathbone, Dev Patel, Jessica Jade Andres, Aasif Mandvi, Shaun Toub, Cliff Curtis, Keong Sim
Action, Adventure, Fantasy
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PG (for fantasy action violence)
Official Website:
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DVD Review:
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Air, Water, Earth, Fire. Four nations tied by destiny when the Fire Nation launches a brutal war against the others. A century has passed with no hope in sight to change the path of this destruction. Caught between combat and courage, Aang (Noah Ringer) discovers he is the lone Avatar with the power to manipulate all four elements. Aang teams with Katara (Nicola Peltz), a Waterbender, and her brother, Sokka (Jackson Rathbone), to restore balance to their war-torn world.
Based on the hugely successful Nickelodeon animated TV series, the live-action feature film "The Last Airbender" is the opening chapter in Aang's struggle to survive.
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Coming from Lisbon and the west, ALCÁCER DO SAL is the first town of the Baixo Alentejo, 52km from Setúbal. It is one of Portugal's oldest ports, founded by the Phoenicians and made a regional capital under the Moors – whence its name (al-Ksar, the town) derives. The other part of its name, do Sal, "of salt", reflects the dominance of the salt industry in these parts; the Sado estuary is still fringed with salt marshes.
Few stop longer than to stretch the legs – either Beja or the coast is less than an hour away – but it's an attractive enough place to do just that, particularly along the waterfront promenade where there are various cafés and restaurants. A couple of roads back from the promenade, at its western end, lies a charming quarter of medieval houses. Further uphill, above the town, stands the part-ruined Moorish castle, from where there are striking views of the lush green paddy fields which almost surround the town, and of the storks' nests on the church rooftops. The castle is now home to the fabulous Pousada Dom Afonso II, whose contemporary rooms, swimming pool and pricey restaurant make dramatic use of the buildings.
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The Office of Alumni Relations
The New School > Alumni > News and Notes > News Archives
The New School Alumni Association
Newsletters and Magazines
Below you will find current and past publications. To receive your alumni newsletter please fill in the update and request form. The PDFs below require Adobe Acrobat Reader.
In the university's new electronic newsletter, "@ The New School", you will find communications from each division regarding upcoming alumni events and reports on recent events, student work, alumni careers and more.
All alumni for whom we have e-mail addresses will receive "@ The New School". If you did not receive it in your inbox and would like to, please update your contact information using the update and request form.
The university also publishes a weekly newsletter, "New School News", and Parsons alumni magazine, re:D.
Use the links below to view past issues of divisional newsletters. Inside each issue you will find photos, news about past events and initiatives, interviews and stories about your fellow alumni. The following files are PDFs and requireAdobe Acrobat Reader.
The New School for Public Engagement: General Studies
The New School for Social Research
The New School for Public Engagement: Milano School of International Affairs, Management, and Urban Policy
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Keep Britain Tidy Network
12 January 2011
Keep Britain Tidy is asking what famous face could inspire young people to be green.
10 January 2011
A recent poll of the country's 15,000 Eco-Schools has revealed that litter is young people's main eco concern
05 January 2011
This week many of us are still looking at the Christmas leftovers after disruptions with bin collections.
23 December 2010
Keep Britain Tidy urges the nation's children to follow the latest craze - which will help to clean our streets!
20 December 2010
Passionate plea to combat litter louts
16 December 2010
Keep Britain Tidy is holding a special behaviour change event for councils and other organisations working to improve the quality of the local environment.
Keep Britain Tidy has joined Defra and partners to announce a new anti-littering message and set of principles for action on litter.
15 December 2010
Eco-Schools across the country are helping to save Christmas as part of new TV programme on CITV called Mission Green Santa.
13 December 2010
A keep Britain Tidy campaign that featured a toddler blinded by dog fouling has been hailed a success today.
09 December 2010
Keep Britain Tidy is a supporting partner for a major conference that will take place in London in March 2011, during Climate Week.


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Questions About The Gadsden Flag
To: | County Clerks and Election Administrators |
From: | Ann McGeehan, Director of Elections |
Date: | October 25, 2010 |
RE: | Questions about the Gadsden Flag |
This office has received many questions from voters and election officials concerning the Gadsden Flag, and whether the Gadsden Flag constitutes electioneering.
The Texas Election Code prohibits electioneering for or against any candidate, measure or political party (Sections 61.003, 61.010 and 85.036). It is the opinion of this office that people simply wearing a t-shirt or button with the wording "Don't Tread on Me" displaying the coiled rattlesnake and nothing else are not electioneering for (nor does such action relate to) a candidate, measure or party and such action does not relate to the conduct of the election.


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The Cedaredge Assembly of God and Surface Creek Community Services have seized an opportunity provided by the annual International Serenity Run (ISR).
The church has leveraged its support of the event to expand its local community service outreach.
And SCCS (the Cedaredge food bank) has utilized the opportunity to raise support for its mission of care for local residents.
For 25 of the Serenity Run's 28 years, the church has hosted a welcome meal for participants, explained Pastor Bob Hillyer. The event did not take place last year for several reasons, but this year the church partnered with SCCS to host it as a fundraiser for the Cedaredge food bank.
Members and friends of the SCCS staffed the serving line for this year's welcome meal. For its help, the food bank will receive all of the riders' donations to the event. Many of the ISR participants contribute to the donation box set up at the church entrance for the dinner. This year, all of the ISR participants were notified in advance that donations given would be for the local food bank only.
Pastor Bob said the church is making a big donation to the cause, also. The church paid for the food that was served at the riders' welcome meal, and church members prepared it. Many of the church ladies also donated to the traditional homemade dessert table at the dinner.
The church is looking for other community groups that it can partner with in the same way, or in other ways, for fund raising or community service projects, Pastor Bob explained. The Assembly of God has an outstanding facility for staging events, and members are already using it as an outreach to others in the local community.
For example, Pastor Bob explained that teachers at Cedaredge Elementary were guests for a church dinner recently as an honor for their contribution to the community. And the church members are planning to host local veterans and their families for a fully prepared dinner on Pearl Harbor Day, Pastor Bob said.
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Film & Media Events, Information & Opportunities
Listing in The Projector does not imply endorsement by BGSU's Department of Theatre and Film. Readers should inquire the organizers before applying to any opportunities.
UFO 5th Annual BGSU Film and Media Festival, Bowling Green, OH
April 20-22
Gish Theatre, Hanna Hall
UFO's 48 Hour Film Festival
March 30-April 1 bgsu.edu/studentlife/organizations/film
Film Independent's Los Angeles Film Festival, Los Angeles, CA
June 21-July 1
This annual festival, now in its thirteenth year, screens over 80,000, the festival screens over 175 narrative features, documentaries, shorts, and music videos. Final Deadline: February 9 (Short Length Films/Music Videos); March 1 (Feature Length Films). Website: lafilmfest.com
San Fernando International Film Festival, North Hollywood, CA
March 16-25
This year will mark the fourth year of the successful and well-received San Fernando Valley International Film Festival, a festival that offers a tremendous opportunity for writers and filmmakers to demonstrate their craft to the public and industry decision makers. Deadline: February 1st. Website: viffi.org
Rooftop Films, Brooklyn, NY
June 1-September 21
"Movies on a roof in Brooklyn." Rooftop Films is one of the premiere venues for new, underground and independent short films and underexposed feature films. Deadline: March 2. Website:rooftopfilms.com
Swansea Film Festival, Swansea, Wales, UK
June 1-10
This annual Welsh festival describes itself as "Like Cannes, only closer." Deadline: May 25th. Website: swanseafilmfestival.com
The Delta Interational Film and Video Festival at Delta State University, Cleveland, MS
March 30 and 31
The Delta International Film and Video Festival is devoted to showcasing the work of independent film and video artists welcoming submissions from established and emerging artists working in the United States and internationally. The festival especially seeks work made by students currently enrolled in college or university and this year's festival will include a "DSU Student Showcase," which will highlight the best student work made at Delta State University. Deadline: February 15th. Website: difvf.com
Method Fest, Calabasas, CA
March 30-April 6
The Method Fest features American and foreign feature films and short films and is named after "The Method" school of acting, which revolutionized the approach in acting, particularly in film. The Method Fest is the only major film festival in the U.S. focusing on acting. Final Deadline: Jan. 31st. Website: methodfest.com
Internships, Funding,& Opportunities
Grant-in-Aid Auditions at Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH
The Department of Theatre and Film Grant-in-aid program provides financial support for gifted students participating in the areas of acting, technical theatre and film. It is a financial award given to an individual on a competitive basis in exchange for significant participation in the department. Applications available from November to February. Auditions/interviews held in late February each year. Contact the Department at 419 372 2222 for information. Website: bgsu.edu/departments/theatrefilm/current/gia.htm
KODAK: Motion Picture Educational Community
This community offers helpful links to scholarships, discounts, programs, and workshops for student filmmakers. Website:kodak.com/US/en/motion/education/index.jhtml
Austin Film Society Internship, Austin, TX
The Austin Film Society offers a multi-faceted Internship and Arts Apprentice program. It includes: office internships, stipend apprentice positions and referrals for feature-film crew positions for individuals looking to supplement professional experience, learn new skills and make professional contacts. Application due (for summer session): May 1st. Website: austinfilm.org/interns
Open Meadows Foundation
Open Meadows Foundation is a grant-making organization for projects that are led by and benefit women and girls. Proposal deadline: February 15th. Website:openmeadows.org
Student Academy Awards
The Student Academy Awards is a national competition conducted by the Academy and the Academy Foundation. Each year over 300 college and university film students from all over the United States compete for awards and cash grants, with films being judged in four categories: animation, documentary, narrative and alternative.Deadline: April 2nd. Website: oscars.org/saa


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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Moving without being melodramatic, War of the Buttons is a tale of the worst -- and the best -- that people of all ages are capable of. Read full review
War of the Buttons deftly folds France's unsavory collusions into a rather more rousing tale of resistance. I don't doubt that some of these heroics happened. But the way they're framed conveniently takes the edge off saying sorry. Read full review
To be fair, War of the Buttons is a film with a modest agenda. It does not attempt to provide a complete or even vaguely realistic depiction of the rural French resistance in the endgame to World War II. Instead, it provides a fable. Read full review
But when there's such a lighthearted, boys-at-play manner about the story's established aspects, it creates an odd disconnect from the World War II tolerance lessons that the filmmakers seek to add. War and persecution are bad, kids - except when it's all in good fun. Read full review
War of the Buttons means well. But ultimately there's only marginally more edge to this treatment of World War II than there is to the average episode of "Hogan's Heroes." Read full review
War of the Buttons is handsomely crafted and it's touting tolerance, but as long as we open the gates to the Trojan horse of historical simplification, there's a danger that Hollywood could attack us with "The Goonies Go to the Gulag." Be vigilant! Read full review
For a movie that aspires to be heartwarming, it sure does inspire a lot of eye rolling. Read full review
The parallels between the kids' war and the real one are made far too obvious by Christophe Barratier, who made the equally treacly "The Chorus" and infests the movie with nonstop musical goo. Read full review
That War of the Buttons shows no insight into how a nation's will could be so easily subdued is disappointing; that it shows no curiosity on the subject is inexcusable. Read full review
By the time the drama is wrapped up with a bow and every child has learned a valuable life lesson, even the gap-toothed little tyke there solely for comic relief has begun to grate. Read full review
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Peace be upon you,
Welcome to Madinat Al-Muslimeen, the City of the Muslims. Please feel free to visit the different hot spots around the Madina and post any discussion, articles, suggestions, comments, art, poetry, events, recipes, etc etc. Basically anything you would like to share with your sisters and brothers!! Non-muslims are also of course quite welcome to share their comments. If this is your first time here, you need to
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Salaam alaikum,
im new here but ive posted a topic some time ago ("the true meaning of quran lost"),
but if u've read that topic u know from which view i come,
because im starting to believe more and more that people are losing the real meaning of islam
wich is the submission to the will of the single consiousness wich is called "allah",
go to this site "
" and read some of his articles,
and then really think about it, the quran is much clearer without all the confusion and
religious traditions and understandings the muslim scholars are preaching these days.
notice that every scholar has his own opninion of some aspects of the quran? islam
is starting to look more like christianity, with all the traditions and blind faith and belief
in a god who has feelings and needs worship.
yes, a god is an outside force wich controls the universe and that needs the worship of
people, it is a personification wich is exactly the opposite of the idea of "allah", who is free
of needs.
and that is the topic i want to talk about, because in that site, the author also explains
why "allah" isnt a definite article "al" and then the word "ilah", but is actually a phrase wich stands for
"allathee la illah", (one who is not a god). here is an email i received from him :
اللَّهِ in Quran is what commonly would be called a phrase if written seperatly. However, in script/text it was choosen to be written as اللَّهِ . What is this phrase and commonly so called word consist of?
ال لا أله
لا أله = is here in this portion لَّهِ of اللَّهِthe shadda represents doubling of letters. The fetha above originally used to be an "alif", called as "dagger alif" (It is still present in old Quranic manuscripts and in caligraphy as dagger alif, but now being changed). So middle verticle line represent two "Lams" of لا and أله . Where as dagger alif above this middle verticle line and above shadda represents two alif of same words.
Now if the concept of "One who is not a god" is clearly understood instead of a god, there is no problem in using word اللَّهِ to refer to our Rabb in its proper sense.
please let me know what you think, at this point i dont know if above is 100% true, but i do
believe that allah is not a person, but the single life-energy that emenates our whole reality, because
the idea of a god on a throne is just ridiculous
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Hmmm I find your post rather problematic. I haven't been to that website or know anything about what is being preached there. However from what you wrote, Ii don't consider our scholars or the Quran or Sunnah confused. I do think
are confused about what is actually Islam and what isn't. And sometimes they don't
to practice Islam and like to believe that's no big deal and that we don't need any of those "old rituals" or "traditions" or whatever.
Blind faith is an interesting concept. Do Muslims have blind faith? Do christians? I think that each religious person believes in their religion based upon experience, feeling, learning and yes faith. Is that blind? I don't think so. But there are aspects of faith that can't be explained by exact reason. Like why do we pray? Obviously God does not need our prayers or worship as you mentioned. But Allah answers in the Quran that our prayers are for us. They actually benefit us, but we are heedless/don't understand. and when you really think about it deeply you can see that prayers do benefit us in so many ways.
The concept of "god" that you mentioned isn't the same concept of "Allah" that is mentioned in the Quran.
I think the fight over whether to use "Allah" or "God" is something that was introduced by missionaries. Obviously how Muslims define God is different than another religion, but the concept is the same:
Noun: (in Christianity and other monotheistic religions) The creator and ruler of the universe and source of all moral authority
As for "God on a throne". if you believe in Islam, you know that this is a verse in the Quran ayatul Kursi, that Allah is on a Throne. if you believe the Quran is from Allah you know that is true, even if we can't understand or explain how this is.
The way to understand the concept of Allah is through His names and what is written in the Quran and Sunnah. don't compare it to any other religion or concept.
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Salaam alaikum jannah,
-- before you read, just note that im also a muslm,from iraq, and i was a very strict follower of the rules and "pillars" of islam, but im also a very open minded person, and i still pray, but in the right way with the right idea, that is what all muslims should be, besides, if we were to stay close minded how do we know that this is indeed the truth about our existence --
first of all i want to make clear that i dont say we dont need to have "old rituals", because 1. i totally agree that prayers are for us not for allah, that is also what i stated, but not very clearly 2. my point is those rituals arent "some old stupid rituals" that isnt what i meant, i meant people dont understand the meaning anymore, therefore they are called "rituals" , just blindly saying things and making rukuh and woodoo, without understanding the deeper concept. Even though some muslims do understand the concept that prayer is to evolve the nafs (soul), and to stay on the right path, most of the muslims these days just think that it is a "duty" and that you have to do it or else you go to a place where you'll burn, called jahannam. and that is the problem im talking about,
because my opninion is(and im happy to hear yours) that there is no such place. im going to tell you what my complete idea of islam is,
first of all you should read this if you start to think that im completely wrong :
when you get the concept of that there is nothing but consiousness, and that this material world is an illusion, (so is seperateness of individuals, think about the unity of allah), then i want to continue saying that there is no god as in personification, there is only "allah"as in the single consiousness that emanates reality. therefore, if uve read the site, u understand that life begins with the dichotomy of consiousness-nothingness. and everything is based upon that dichotomy, the whole structure of the universe. when you live to evolve ur self, and to learn, and stay on the good path, you will continue to expand your nafs when u die, that is one side of the dichotomy (consiousness-nothingness). but if u go to the evil path, u will create illusions for urself (also in the quran it states that the disbelievers think they trick people but they trick none but themselves), those illusions are basicly ur false beliefs, ur "reason" to stay on the evil path. those illusions will force u to exclude urself from jannah, because jannah = pure truth, love, consiousness, evolving and therefore u force urself to go to the other side of the dichotomy, wich is nothingness (remember allah states that in jahannam there is nothing to eat, not drink, and u will "burn",as in it will be painfull)
this is just a part of my understanding but i think islam is supposed to be this way. freeing man from the prison of "religion", and bloodshed for nothing, maybe u wonder how i went from strictly following the rules to these ideas. well as i said i do a lot of thinking about life, and i am a truthseeker. i love islam, and i always thought that there was something wrong with the way islam is now, and im sure most of u know that, if u think very deeply.
im not asking u to change ur opinion just because of mine, but im just asking u to think about it. and ofcourse i would love to hear ur thoughts.
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Planning a golf trip this year? Here is a real twist for choosing your next destination – the Niagara Region in Ontario, Canada. Yes, the Niagara Region. Also known as Canada's wine capital, besides tasting some of the best wines in the world, you can also play some of the most beautiful and challenging golf course you will ever play.
Regardless of your mode of travel, car, SUV or RV, accommodations are in abundance – for every taste and style. Don't forget, the Niagara Region is also one of Canada's top tourist destinations, with the broadest offering of accommodations from downtown Niagara Falls and the Fallsview Casino to the historic Prince of Wales hotel in Niagara-on-the-Lake, and finally to over 50 campgrounds and water parks in the Greater Niagara Region. We motor along in a 30-foot RV and, a favourite of ours, Bissell's Hideway (www.bissellshideaway.com), recently installed pull-through, fully equipped sites with nice concrete pads/patios, to make your RV feel like home.
Enough about accommodations! Let's get back to golf. If you stayed anywhere in the Niagara Region, you are mere minutes away from fabulous golf. A veritable golfer's dream, the Niagara Region offers unsurpassed golf experiences, combining inspiring scenery, a moderate climate and unique topography to create top-notch facilities for novices and advanced players alike. Over 40 golf courses are at the ready for teeing off, making for the largest concentration of links in all of Canada and a distinction as "Canada's Golf Capital". Every level of handicap will delight at the experiences and challenges available and the old adage, "a bad day of golf beats a good day at work" will definitely ring true for visitors of Niagara Region courses. So just to whet your appetite, here are my personal top four golf courses – but ask another, and his or her picks will likely be different.
One of the most beautiful and challenging courses is Peninsula Lakes in Pelham. Once a gravel quarry, Peninsula Lakes now boasts 27 championship holes spread over three distinct courses, the Hillside, Orchard and Quarry. Each course features undulating, manicured fairways, gardens at tee boxes and pristine lakes and caters to golfers of all levels and abilities. In Niagara Falls another must is the John Daly signature golf course – Thundering Waters is an 18-hole, par-72 with five tees at each, making it suited for players of all calibers. Amenities include banquet space, cart rentals, a driving range and more.
A real nostalgic trip for avid golfers is the Niagara on the Lake golf club. This course is both well placed and historic. Open since 1875, it holds claim to being North America's oldest golf course and is located right along Lake Ontario's shoreline in the historic village of Niagara-on-the-Lake. It is a beautiful but challenging 18-hole course.
And finally LochNess Links has been consistently ranked among the best in the province since we opened in 2000. This modern links-style course was designed by Graham Cooke & Associates and it encompasses 225 acres once owned by the St. Lawrence Seaway Authority.