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Let me know when they actually enter a contest when The Best Stop participates, which you won't find, it's a complete waste of their time.....it's like Pappy Van Winkle bourbon competing against Jim Beam, a high school team playing The Packers...pointless.....Byotch!! Parc San Souci? Haha, do they let straight guys go down there?
Was Best Stop in the contest at Parc San Souci? No they were not.....it's like saying you went hunting without taking pictures, didn't happen.
Not T Boy's fault Best Stop is skeered to compete. Can't win if you don't play. It's like saying you COULD kill a limit of ducks IF you went hunting. Much worse than a hunting story with no pics.
According to the boudin authority, http://www.boudinlink.com/: T-boys gets an overall A+ whereas The Best Stop receives a B. It appears The Best Stop fell from it's original rating because an extra mile down the road, the link at Romero's Grocery was found to be superior. It is what it is but if you are gonna fly your flag over a link, best be a link from the counter and not the closet.
A++ rating to a place around NOLA too so don't make her go diggin in that link. I was counting on her not opening it. Course, she is SO thorough and has so much tenacity I figured I'd never win something so subjective but she's fun to get excited and.
Listen Big Daddy Smooth, if Muhammed Ali, Mike Tyson, Anderson Silva and The Best Stop acknowledged every Jackie Chan, T-boy, Tom, Dick and Harry who wanted to fight them to make a name for themselves they would spend every waking moment knocking folks out.....no need to prove yourself when it's understood you are The Best, as in Best Stop....so Stop!

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I've been reading extensively on the subject of atheism as well as watching videos & documentaries. The net sum result being : we former tree swingers have made up the subject of intelligent design. Don't tell my aunt, she's a nun.
Now, have I missed something, or has one pro-atheist argument been overlooked or understressed?
Our species invented writing several thousand years ago, give or take. We have been roaming around the earth for a much, much longer period of time. Now, is it just coincidence or was the infallible word of God (Koran, Bible, etc) given to us on the Mt. just recently when we were able to decipher it? How convenient. Looking at the timeline of recorded events by itself sheds light on the various existing houses of cards (Rome, Mecca, etc).
It's much more likely that the talented yarn spinners of the day took the new technology of the day & explored its full potential.
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Spirituality, to me, implies an open, positive (loving, even?) outlook and belief system that is -unique to each spiritual individual-. That is to say, no one book can sum up the thought processes or spiritual systems of any one individual.
Religion, to me, implies a close-minded, intolerant outlook and belief system that has -crucial parts shared by all adherents-. It is based upon creeds, has dogmatic qualities, is hierarchical to a fault, separating believers from clergy from divine, and organized to a point of no individuality and/or room for initiative.
I write this post with the hopes of hammering out a concise yet comprehensive definition of the difference between Spirituality and Religion that is eloquent.
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I remember that when I was in school (what would be junior high school in the US), an English teacher got a good bit too much into religious dogma and one student challenged her on that and complained, it got a bit out of hand between about a third of the class and her, involved a few parents during the afternoon after school was over, but it all got settled without even involving the director, she pulled back, no apologies offered or demanded from either side. That was some 20 years ago btw.
Having seen the reports and interviews about Jessica Ahlquist, I can't help but draw comparisons. Both were about a relatively minor infringement at school in terms of actually harming anyone I would say, but someone was offended, both cases were against the law (not entirely certain whether 'my' case was, but I think so), but the overall reactions were obviously very different.
Another case was that of a Muslim sister and brother, both very friendly and open minded, but the girl did wear a hijab (no burka), and one feminist teacher tried to convince her to stop wearing it and even 'mildly' discriminated against her brother, until - again, after some students had had a few discussions with her, - she stopped. Admittedly, I don't know about the situation at their home, whether the girl was more forced than willing, but from what I had heard from some of her (non-muslim) friends, I have reasons to doubt that.
Now, as I said, I fully understand that it's obviously more extreme and actually hurting people in other countries, I bet even in some regions or cities here in Germany, but I'm pondering whether to adopt a more 'active stand' against irrational beliefs, or whether it might not do more harm than good. Any thoughts?
]]>Formal religions are not the problem. the core of the problem is sacred cow beliefs.
Any man who espouses views which he does not support with facts and reason should be tarred feathered and run out of town on a rail (METAPHORICALLY OF COURSE). That will happen automatically if all government is disallowed from funding education.
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The whole atheist versus theist debate, god or no god, is beyond 99 percent of people. The reason for this is pretty simple: people are generally too busy or harried in their daily existence to think about such things. The vast majority fall back on what their parents taught them, what they learned as children, and what their family and friends think. These are the "faithful". The vast majority have no position of their own devise. Moreover, they would take up arms immediately and kill to defend or offend for these beliefs.
What these people believe is not important. What's vastly more important is how many people there are just like them—maybe more than six billion. If you are not talking about exterminating these people, then you should be talking about long term waiting for the general level of education and learning to grow significantly larger. Come talk to me when most people have advanced degrees in technical subjects and live peaceful, productive lives. Only then we might be able to have a meaningful discussion whether it is important to believe in a god or not. Until then maybe we could try to figure out how to get from here to there.
]]>Just wondering if others have encountered this as well. Am I just being to critical? Is there a better way to handle the conversation? I'd appreciate any input.
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I have a question for atheists who debate with theists (formally or informally).
What have you found to be the most convincing argument against personal religious experience?
As background, I'm a theist. In the last couple years I've been reading/watching Dawkins, Hitchens, Harris, etc. I am all but intellectually satisfied that the existence of the universe and everything in it can be explained without a divine creator. I don't think the existence of god (deism) can be proved or disproved logically, though there are good arguments on both sides that appeal to probability, etc. I came to believe in god because of my experiences of god. Over the past 30 years I've had thousands of experiences, ranging from what I consider to be miraculous to outwardly unimpressive, that I interpret as experiencing god. For me the real problem in abandoning my faith is how to reinterpret all of those experiences. Are they all delusions? If so this seems to border on schizophrenia.
I ask because I have given it a lot of thought and kicked this idea around for years elsewhere. Not because I am or would like to be religious, but because I understand that not everyone wants to, can, or gets paid to learn stuff all the time - and if they aren't learning it or doing it - then, my friends, they are BELIEVING in it.
I teach my students and encourage my peers not to get peeved when people say they "believe" in evolution. To expect everyone's understanding to be scientific is to misunderstand the way people work completely. People are MORE efficient than science, because of belief. If you don't like that word then experiment with the ways it is similar to "trust". When a person demonstrates themselves to be reliable, rational,... right, dependably, then you trust them - and you believe them.
When someone on the bus asks what I do and then asks, "Oh, so you believe in Evolution?" I say "Yeah, but I've held the "stuff" in my hands and work with it every day - so its easy to believe in." You should see how much a difference that makes on their face compared to "I don't believe anything". Which is a horribly prickish and by the way completely dishonest statement. As a scientist, I know some science through a practice of science and i know others by believing in other people's science. Yes they give me good reason to believe until someone else gives me better reasons to change my beliefs.
There is good reason for the uninformed person to believe in evolution and science. The more we tell them, "You can't believe, you have to be critical and informed and scientific." The more people we exclude rather than inform.
What would a rational scientific Religion look like?
Clergy as trained scientists rituals developed and tested for effectiveness: Does the mantra really help you focus on controlling your emotion? Does the coming of age ceremony really help youngsters to manage the transition to adulthood? Rituals of death, birth and marriage - do these things help people manage their thoughts? Does meditation reveal parts of your mind and body your conscious narrative normally shouts over - can it calm you and refocus you?
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With $20.6 million in salary cap space for 2013 (via ESPN), the Buffalo Bills have plenty of room to make a few offseason moves and still leave enough money to sign their draft picks.
That being said, there are a few players that could be in trouble.
If NFL stands for anything besides "National Football League," it's "Not For Long," and the players know this.
Every year, there are decisions to be made, be it a player underplaying his salary or simply not being able to stay healthy long enough to justify the numbers.
A "cap casualty" could be either a player being released, or his contract being restructured. Either way, the message is the same: The dollars don't make sense.
Who are some of those players for the Bills? Here are my thoughts.
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2013 Cap Hit: $10,450,000
Dead Money If Cut: $6,200,000
Cap Savings If Cut: $4,250,000
Why He Might Be a Cap Casualty: Fitzpatrick signed a six-year, $60 million extension in the middle of the 2011 season, and has struggled fiercely since that point. Before the extension, he had a passer rating of 86 in 19 games with the Bills. In the 26 games since the extension, he has earned a passer rating of just 77.7.
The Bills will be running a brand new offense. Fitzpatrick has flashed the ability to be a solid short and intermediate pocket passer, but lacks solid mechanics and cannot throw the ball deep. Any offense where he is the quarterback will be severely limited in their play-calling.
The $20.6 million in cap space, though, should be plenty to absorb the hit of cutting Fitzpatrick.
Why He Might Not Be a Cap Casualty: Although Bills GM Buddy Nix has the world's worst poker face in regards to what position the Bills are looking at in the draft, the Bills put a lot of chips down on Fitzpatrick; Nix may not be so willing to fold his hand just yet.
Plus, if the Bills are looking at drafting a quarterback, they might want to field a veteran quarterback while the future of the franchise learns the ropes.
2013 Cap Hit: $4,975,000
Dead Money If Cut: $850,000
Cap Savings If Cut: $4,125,000
Why He Might Be a Cap Casualty: Kelsay missed just two games in the first eight years of his career, but has missed a combined 11 games in the past two seasons. He dealt with a calf injury in 2011 and a neck injury in 2012, and ended the season on injured reserve.
Kelsay played just 295 snaps in nine games as part of a rotation at defensive end. He ranked outside the top 40 at defensive end according to ProFootballFocus.com, and 50th in terms of pass-rushing productivity (pressure on a per-snap basis with weighting given to sacks).
The Bills spent an exorbitant amount of money at the defensive end position last offseason, and if they were to keep Kelsay, they'd be on the hook for $21,875,000 at defensive end for the 2013 season. $5 million is just too much to give a backup.
Why He Might Not Be a Cap Casualty: The Bills are transitioning to a new head coach, and may find value in a veteran presence like Kelsay. That being said, if he were to be kept as depth, it would likely be at a different salary than the one he currently boasts.
2013 Cap Hit: $4,600,000
Dead Money If Cut: $2,250,000
Cap Savings If Cut: $2,350,000
Why He Might Be a Cap Casualty: The Bills drafted cornerback Stephon Gilmore in the first round in the 2012 draft, and went with cornerback Ron Brooks in the fourth round. They are clearly trying to infuse that position with youth, including Aaron Williams and Justin Rogers, who were each added in the 2011 draft.
McGee's snap counts have dwindled each year, from 322 in 2010 to 285 in 2011 to 145 this past season, and he ended the season on injured reserve this year with a knee injury.
While McGee excels in zone coverage, the Bills might be transitioning to a more man-coverage-oriented scheme under new defensive coordinator Mike Pettine.
Why He Might Not Be a Cap Casualty: Quite simply, the Bills do not have a lot of talent at cornerback outside of Gilmore. That being said, the Bills might be more keen on the idea of developing younger talent than trying to renew veteran talent, but the lack of depth at cornerback cannot be ignored.
Rogers and Williams have both struggled in the first two years of their careers, so no matter which direction the Bills go, it seems they'll be relying on players who have not performed up to standard of late.
2013 Cap Hit: $4,041,667
Dead Money If Cut: $1,591,667
Cap Savings If Cut: $2,450,000
Why He Might Be a Cap Casualty: For much of the second half of the season, the Bills had a rotation at strong safety with Wilson and Da'Norris Searcy. Wilson didn't get more than 75 percent of the snaps from Weeks 9 thru 15. Wilson declined to comment on the rotation when asked about it by reporters, only to say, "I wasn't banged up at all. You have to talk to the coaching staff about the rotation." (via The Buffalo News).
Wilson also had a pair of costly dropped interceptions this season, which could have helped Buffalo seal up wins over the Tennessee Titans and St. Louis Rams.
Why He Might Not Be a Cap Casualty: Wilson started all 16 games for the Bills, despite being in that rotation.
He may not be incredibly versatile, and he may be a liability in coverage at times, but according to ProFootballFocus.com, he graded out as the team's second-best safety and third-best overall defender.
There is a role for a hard-hitting in-the-box type safety in Mike Pettine's defense, and oftentimes, those guys end up being big playmakers (see Jim Leonhard, LaRon Landry).
2013 Cap Hit: $4,000,000
Dead Money If Cut: $1,000,000
Cap Savings If Cut: $3,000,000
Why He Might Be a Cap Casualty: We are now seven years into Smith's career, and he remains a man without a role.
He's not really a wide receiver, not really a quarterback, and not really a returner.
At the very least, I'm sure Bills fans would love little more than for there to be a "Wildcat casualty" this offseason.
In any event, the Bills should ponder exactly what his role is, and whether he can live up to that contract.
Why He Might Not Be a Cap Casualty: The Jets seemed to have no problem finding uses for Smith, yet two years into his time in Buffalo, his potential still hasn't been maximized in a Bills uniform.
He did finally record his first season with multiple touchdown catches, as well.
If the Bills can find a role for him that fits his bill, he might stick around. Doug Marrone ranks a lot higher on the creativity scale than Chan Gailey.
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Despite what many banks would have you believe, they don't have to increase checking fees to compensate for new federal debit swipe fee restrictions – in fact, there's little correlation between the two fee sets at all.
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Under the Durbin Amendment -- part of the larger Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protect Act – large and medium sized banks face restrictions on how much they can charge for debit card swipe fees. Many have since raised checking fees, claiming they need to compensate for their debit fee losses.
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The Durbin Amendment swipe fee restrictions only apply to banks with over $10 billion in assets, but small banks raised consumer by 5.52 percent during the first half of 2012 – more than the larger banks actually affected by the reform.
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Bernal Heights, San Francisco
Bernal Heights | |
Neighborhood of San Francisco | |
The Bernal Heights hill and microwave tower. |
Nickname(s): Bernal, BH, Bernalwood | |
Coordinates: 37°44′30″N 122°24′52″W / 37.74156°N 122.41439°W | |
Government | |
• Board of Supervisors | David Campos |
• State Assembly | Tom Ammiano (D) |
• State Senate | Mark Leno (D) |
• U.S. House | Nancy Pelosi (D) |
Area[1] | |
• Total | 3.42 km2 (1.320 sq mi) |
• Land | 3.42 km2 (1.320 sq mi) |
Population (2008) | |
• Total | 24,178 |
• Density | 7,070/km2 (18,311/sq mi) |
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ZIP Code | 94110, 94112 |
Area code(s) | 415 |
Bernal Heights is a neighborhood in San Francisco, California.
Bernal Heights lies to the south of San Francisco's Mission District. Its most prominent feature is the open parkland and radio tower on its large rocky hill, Bernal Heights Summit. Bernal is bounded by Cesar Chavez Street to the north, Mission Street to the west, US 101 to the east, and I-280 to the south.
Bernal Heights, also called "Nanny Goat Hill,"[2] had its origin with the 1839 Rancho Rincon de las Salinas y Potrero Viejo Mexican land grant to José Cornelio Bernal (1796–1842).[3] By 1860, the land belonged to San Francisco financier, Frenchman François Louis Alfred Pioche (1818–1872), who subdivided it into smaller lots.
Bernal Heights remained undeveloped, until the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Built atop bedrock, the hill's structures survived the tremor, and the sparseness of the development saved much of Bernal from the ravages of the firestorm that followed. The commercial corridor of Cortland Avenue filled in with shops as the pastureland on the hilltop was developed for workers' homes during the rapid rebuilding of the city. Some of the tiny earthquake cottages—that the city built to house quake refugees—survive to this day, including three which were moved up to Bernal Heights. During World War II, the area saw another population surge including many African American families thanks to its proximity to the San Francisco Naval Shipyard at Hunters Point. During the Vietnam War, the neighborhood was known as "Red Hill" for the anti-war activists in shared households and collectives who moved in among the working-class families.
By the 1990s, Bernal's pleasant microclimate, small houses (some with traditional Victorian or Edwardian architecture) and freeway access to the peninsula and Silicon Valley led to a third wave of migration. Bernal has not gentrified to the extent of its neighbor Noe Valley, but gentrification and property values are increasing as urban professionals replace working-class home owners and renters. Bernal is a haven for young families with children.[4]
Notable residents include Tom Ammiano, Dan Nakamura, Annie Sprinkle, Terry Zwigoff,[citation needed] Matt Nathanson, children's author Jane Wattenberg (aka Mrs. Mustard) and Matt Stewart.
Attractions and characteristics[edit]
The neighborhood is primarily residential, with a commercial strip along Cortland Avenue featuring restaurants, a bookstore, bakeries, a fish and butchery shop, multiple salons, the second "The Good Life" natural grocery store (first is on Potrero Hill), a wine and beer store, cafes and bars. The local branch of the San Francisco Public Library at 500 Cortland was built by Frederick Myers with funding from the Works Progress Administration and dedicated in 1940. After closing for nearly two years for renovations and after much long-standing contention over the murals that adorn the library's exterior, the library reopened in January 2010. There is also collection of restaurants and cafés at the bottom of the northern slope, near the Cesar Chavez border. They center around the newly renovated, rectangular Precita Park. Also notable is Precita Eyes, an esteemed mural art center.
A strong tradition of neighborhood activism led to the establishment of the Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center in 1979. It works to promote community organizing, affordable housing services, senior services and youth services. Additionally, the neighborhood center hosts "Fiesta on the Hill", one of the last street fairs of the summer festival season. The fair takes place on the third Sunday in October.[5] The family-oriented event includes attractions such as a petting zoo and donkey rides.
Bernal's north slope has been referred to as one of San Francisco's "banana belts", with warmer temperatures from the San Francisco Bay and less marine fog making its way inland.
The grassland on the hilltop is home to a remarkable urban ecosystem, including the majority of native north-coast wildflowers-most notable of which is the California state flower-the California poppy, raccoons, opossums, skunks, a variety of raptors (including American Kestrels, Red-tailed Hawks, Cooper's Hawks, Sharp-Shinned Hawks, and Great Horned Owls), and, at times, at least one coyote. The radio tower, known locally as "Sutrito Tower,"[6] is a major connection point for the metropolitan San Francisco area. Bernal Hill Park is a designated "off-leash" park for dogs, and it is a destination for many dogs and their owners as it is one of the largest parks in San Francisco. Bernal Heights Boulevard, which circles the hill top, has about a one mile (1.6 km) long path of asphalt and hard packed sand for walking and running that is closed to motor traffic. It is also the site of the San Francisco Illegal Soapbox Society's annual derby.
Precita Park and Holly Park provide grassy play areas for children and adults to the north and south of the hill, respectively. The southeast corner of Bernal Heights is home to the open-air Alemany Farmers' Market, one of the oldest extant farmers' markets in the US, operating every Saturday in this location since August 4, 1947.[7] A flea market occupies the market area on Sundays.
The park is also known for its unusually steep streets. Bradford above Tompkins, with an alleged 41% grade, is claimed to be the steepest in the world,[8] but this has yet to be graded by Guinness World Records.[citation needed]
Bernal Hill, along with the other hills in the San Francisco area, is a folded hill, created by the "wrinkling up" effect of the Pacific plate subducting under the North American plate, when the North American and Pacific plates were converging, around 150 million years ago. Near the summit you will find folded layers of very hard rock called radiolarian chert.[9] It is a high in silica sedimentary rock which gets its silica content from the shells of microscopic creatures called radiolaria.The red color comes from iron oxide. In between the layers of chert are thinner layers of shale in many different colors from the same red as the surrounding rock to white, green and purple. Other types of rocks and minerals on the hill include serpentinite,[10] jasper[11] and clay. The alternating layers of rock type suggest a seasonal cycle of influx of sea water, carrying the radiolaria and outflow of the Sacramento River carrying silt and mud.
See also[edit]
- ^ a b Bernal Heights neighborhood in San Francisco, California (CA), 94110, 94112 subdivision profile - real estate, apartments, condos, homes, community, population, jobs, income, ...
- ^ Crawford, Sabrina. Newcomer's Handbook for Moving to And Living in the San Francisco Bay Area. Firstbooks.com, 2006, p. 69
- ^ San Francisco's Bernal Heights
- ^ Sasha, Cagen (2006-05-14). "Childless in Maternal Heights ... for now". SFGate.com. Hearst Communications. Retrieved 2009-12-07.
- ^ http://www.bhnc.org/?page_id=470/ Fiesta on the Hill 2012
- ^ Nomenclature Update: Introducing "Sutrito Tower" | Bernalwood
- ^ http://sfgsa.org/index.aspx?page=1058
- ^ More Steeps Of San Francisco – A New Steepest Street Is Born
- ^ http://www.nps.gov/goga/forteachers/chert-faq.htm
- ^ Serpentinite
- ^ Jasper
External links[edit]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Bernal Heights. |
- Bernal Heights Branch, San Francisco Public Library
- Native Plants Survive on Bernal Hill: San Francisco's best display of urban wildflowers puts on a fabulous springtime show.
- Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center
- Bernal History Project
- San Francisco Parks
Coordinates: 37°43′07″N 122°25′54″W / 37.71859°N 122.43164°W
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I hope you guys can help me. I have done a search but did not find the answer I was after.
I want to fit an aftermarket double din stereo (pioneer fhp800bt) in a 2009 (59 reg facelift) ford focus.
The stereo is new and complete with the cage. I am not sure which fascia I need, I have asked two ebay sellers and both gave me different options so even more confused now.
This is what my stereo looks like at the moment
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Curved so the original fascia will fit but sized to take a rectangular double din radio.
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That's the trim I thought I needed but the seller says I will need this
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He's just fitted an aftermarket radio to his Mk2.
I believe there tends to be an issue with the depth of cages and then being too deep for the focus dash.
I'm sure he'll have the correct cage depth measurements somewhere.
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I already have the stereo, I didn't pay that much either, lol. Got a really good deal on a 8 month old stereo from eBay.
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Beginning in January with the "yo- yo" season and lasting through the spring, summer, and early fall, the dedicated fisherman can draw such freshwater catches as black crappie, largemouth bass, yellow bass, catfish, bluegill, and red-ear sunfish from the lake's clear waters. Lake Bistineau dates back over 200 years. It began in 1800 when several thousand acres of land were flooded due to a gigantic log jam in the Red River. Gradually, however, as the area was dredged, the lake began to drain. Then in 1935, a permanent dam was built across Loggy Bayou,creating the present-day Lake Bistineau. The dam has since been enlarged, giving the reservoir a surface area of 26.9 square miles, with an average depth of seven feet and maximum depth of 25 feet. Area 1 is located in the main section of the park, with cabins, a group camp and swimming beach. Picnicking along the lake is tremendously popular at numerous sites equipped with tables, grills, and nearby restrooms. Several picnic pavilions are also available for larger groups. The park's trail system encompasses nearly 10 miles of woodland trails and an 11-mile canoe trail, for visitors who want to see the park's beauty from the water. Although Area 2 is connected to the main part of the park by the lake, to reach Area 2 by car you will return to the highway by going east off LA 163, along Webster Parish Road 177, to the entrance. Area 2 includes a group camp, playgrounds, a large picnic area with several pavilions, a swimming pool, a baseball field and a boat launch.
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Swimming Pool Birding Nearby Attractions: Lake Claiborne State Park (7 miles southeast of Homer on LA 146) - Located on the banks of a 6,400-acre lake. With steep ravines and rolling hills, the park features excellent picnicking, pavilions, 10 vacation cabins, 87 improved campsites, a swimming beach, boat launch, fishing pier, and nature trails. Lake D'Arbonne State Park (5 miles west of Farmerville on LA 2) - A fisherman's paradise, this 655-acre state park on the shores of Lake D'Arbonne features 65 improved campsites, 50 picnic tables and grills, 3 fishing piers, a boat ramp, and a fish cleaning station. Jimmie Davis State Park at Caney Lake (Off LA 4 southwest of Chatham, on Lakeshore Drive and State Road 1209) - Situated on an outstanding bass-fishing lake, the park offers camping, picnicking, 2 boat ramps, a fishing pier, swimming beach and is an ideal spot to launch biking expeditions. Historic Town of Minden (East of Shreveport on I-20) - Visitors may travel old brick streets still leading down Main Street and explore 2 historic residential districts including both antebellum and Victorian homes. Kisatchie National Forest-Caney Lakes Recreation Area (North of I-20 on LA 159) - This area offers picnick- ing, swimming, fishing, waterskiing, hiking/biking trails, boat launches, group picnic shelters, and 27 improved and 21 unimproved campsites. The 7.6-mile Sugar Cane National Recreation Trail circles upper Caney Lake and offers a forest ecosystem, views of the lake, and the visible remains of an old sugar cane mill. Bossier City is alive with nightlife, family entertainment and mouth-watering Southern cuisine. On the riverfront lies the Louisiana Boardwalk (I-20 on the Red River) with over 55 outlet shops (including Bass Pro Outdoor World), 8 eateries, a theatre and live entertainment. R.W. Norton Art Gallery (4747 Creswell Avenue, Shreveport) The R.W. Norton Art Gallery is a non-profit museum built in 1966 which features original works of American and European art.In addition, the Norton is set amidst forty beautifully landscaped acres, including azalea gardens complete with more than 15,000 plants including several hundred native azaleas. Golf Courses - Trails End Public Golf course (I-20 at Arcadia); this 18-hole golf course is one of the most challenging in the area. Olde Oaks Golf Club (Sligo Road, minutes from the park) is a 27-hole Hal Sutton Signature Design golf facility with five sets of tees and generous fairways to allow any level of golfer to enjoy their round. Golf Club at Stonebridge (Stonebridge Boulevard, Bossier City) is an 18-hole Fred Couples design, located in the picturesque woodlands just north of Bossier City. Loggy Bayou Wildlife Management Area (On LA 154 south of Haughton) - The 4,211 acres of alluvial flood plain or bottomland hardwoods offer hunting, fishing, birding, day hiking, a boat launch, and designated camping areas. Ambrose Mountain (Hwy. 154 south of Sailes and I-20) - A granite column marks the spot where notorious outlaws Bonnie and Clyde were ambushed and killed by Texas Rangers and a posse in 1934. Driskoll Mountain (Off LA 507 between Parish Roads 797, 164 and 163, south of Arcadia and I-20) - This "mountain" is the highest point in Louisiana, rising 535 feet above sea level. Mt. Lebanon (South of I-20 on LA 154) - This pioneer community was established in 1836. Its historic structures include Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church, built in 1837, and seven private homes, all listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The old wood-frame church still has divided pews for men and women. Bodcau Wildlife Management Area (On LA 157, north of the I-20 Haughton exit) - This 32,471-acre area features hunting, fishing, birding, hiking, a boat launch, and camping along Bodcau Bayou. |


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Lighting a spark to Ottawa's rural heritage! This charming museum depicts rural life during the 1920s and 1930s in a village setting.
As part of your visit, stop at the General Store, the one-room schoolhouse and see some of our antique vehicles at the unique village garage. Observe some of the traditional trades that ushered in industrialization and see what effect popular culture had on rural life. Families will have fun riding on the tractor-pulled wagon ride and visiting the farm animals. Listen in to the audio guide as a doctor from the past visits the museum village for the first time.
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Open Wednesday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. from May 12 to October 27, 2013.
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The Cumberland Museum is located 30 minutes east of downtown Ottawa and 10 minutes away from Rockland.
Driving directions
- Take highway 417 east to highway 174 (Orléans/Rockland turn off).
- At Trim Rd. the highway becomes two lanes, keep following until the set of traffic lights at the Village of Cumberland.
- Turn right at the lights on to Cameron St.
- Turn left at the stop sign on to Old Montreal Road.
- Follow Old Montreal for 1.5 km. The Museum is on the right hand side of the road.
- From Gatineau, Quebec, take the Masson-Cumberland ferry operating all day.
View our accessibility features. Work with us to shape your experience. Contact the museum before your visit to discuss your needs. Information about the accessibility of the facility, or our programs and services, is available upon request.
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The stalled Four Seasons project. (FP)By Maria Bradshaw | Mon, January 28, 2013 - 12:12 AM
The four-year-stalled multimillion-dollar Four Seasons project seems to be getting much needed new investment.
Minister of Finance Chris Sinckler told the DAILY NATION that Government would be making an announcement "very shortly" on the controversial project which has been stalled since 2009.
Asked for an update on the project which has already benefited from a Government-guaranteed $60 million loan in 2010, Sinckler stated: "The lawyers are doing their work, papers are being prepared and very soon you would hear new types of investments in that project."
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The largess will be all over the place, the sudden photo ops of new houses being given away. Where were they all the time the people needed them? The sudden changing of residency to vote in their districts? The sudden appearance of investors in the Four Season white elephant, all such to they and burnish their images for elections.
Come on, the late Prime Minister David Thompson, said that the four season hotel construction would be up in 3 months, now tears gone by and you now all of a sudden found investors? Remember that this is the same person, who said that St. Vincent was to invest in this project, only for the Vincy government to state they do not know what he is talking about?
remember Ambassador Flying Fish said that he had an agreement with the Trinidadian government about fishing in their waters? Only to see Bajan fisher folk getting arrested with their boats and catch?
Yet these purveyors of myths and snake oil would like us to trust them with government again?
With regards to the Four Season Hotel the Attorney general Mr. Bratwaite was quote by this News Paper in New York, in a response to a question at a town hall meeting as stating that he was never in favour with government getting involved with this project from the beginning. Remember? He was soon raked over the coals by his administration. I wonder what he have to say now to Sinckler?
I never thought that in my lifetime, i would say that this administration is the worst that ever governed this country.
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Macaroni and Cheese Recipe
- 3 cups uncooked elbow macaroni
- 12 ounces reduced-fat process cheese (Velveeta), sliced
- 1/2 cup finely chopped onion
- 1/3 cup all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons ground mustard
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1 can (12 ounces) fat-free evaporated milk
- 1-1/4 cups fat-free milk
- 1/2 cup dry bread crumbs
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- Cook macaroni according to package directions; drain. In a 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish coated with cooking spray, layer a third of the macaroni, half of the cheese and half of the onion. Repeat layers. Top with remaining macaroni.
- In a bowl, combine the flour, mustard, pepper, evaporated milk and milk; pour over layers. Combine bread crumbs and butter; sprinkle over top.
- Cover and bake at 375° for 20 minutes. Uncover; bake 15 minutes longer or until bubbly. Let stand for 10 minutes before serving. Yield: 8 servings.
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I made this but instead of butter and crumbs on top ,I put buttered slices of bread on the top.Also I made a cheese sauce and poured it over the macroni. Then cooked it. Our family loves it.
Easier and just as good.
Was bland and tasteless. I was very disappointed and I followed the directions exactly.
I don't usually like homemade mac and cheese but am still eating the left overs! My boyfriend, whose mom makes everything homemade says this was better than any of her versions of homemade mac and cheese! thanks for sharing!
A great low fat mac and cheese recipe. My wife and I loved it and I will make it again. Even the leftovers reheated were great.
Nice lower fat mac & cheese. I used whole wheat pasta to make it even better. I would recommend letting it sit for several mintues before serving, It got better.
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- sleeps 6
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We have 3 units...all newly remodeled which are 75 yards to the beach
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You are 20 minutes from downtown Portland and 30-40 minutes from the
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Emmy Award-winning actress/comedienne Roseanne Barr manages her 40-acre macadamia and live stock farm in Hawaii with help from her longtime boyfriend and son.
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Plus: The X Factor is a failure by Simon's standards, there's more life for Drop Dead Diva, and Katie Holmes will guest-star on HIMYM.
Plus: Breaking Bad, a British comedy special, and a documentary about crack and hip-hop.
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Aired 9/16/11
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