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Fort Stockton, Texas
Parkview RV Park
[ 5/10 ]
Our rate was with Passport America. These were sites in a huge open part gravel, part pot holed asphalt area, most of the RV's looked like full time residents with a few passing travelers, 50 amp worked great, TV worked great, Wi-Fi worked great, it was quiet all night. On the down side, it was dusty as is all of that area, it was not an area that appears secure but we didn't have any problems, we were advised by others to skip the showers so we showered at the new Flying J up the road. For an overnight, we felt is was OK.
Fort Davis, Texas
Davis Mountains State Park
[ 8/10 ]
We love this campground even though the sites are tight for our 45' with slides. We stayed in 16 last year and 9 this year. Now that they have Wi-Fi we don't need to drive to the lodge for emails. Cell access is still not available unless you drive to the top of Skyline Drive but take the drive at sunset or sunrise and the view is amazing. Wildlife is everywhere, they have a new birding view area, the lodge is nice and the breakfast buffet is great. It's quiet, easy access in and out, and the staff and rangers are friendly. Not much of a town in Fort Davis but Alpine is close and there are lots of historic sites to see in the area.
Kerrville, Texas
Buckhorn Lake Resort
[ 9/10 ]
Not as "homey" as some of the other TX Resorts we have frequented but nothing missing from being a true Resort. Pools (one adult and one kid friendly), exercise room, event hall, outdoor grill, fishing on the property, large off leash dog park, kids play area, seemed a little narrow getting to our site and a bit hard to turn our 45' around the corners, but there were some shaded sites and we fit fine with all 4 slides out. There is the ability to lease casita's if you own a Class A rig. Lots of events. On the down side, close to major highway, very near large utility wires and I only was able to get WiFi after 11pm. Other than road noise, it was quiet.
Austin, Texas
Austin Lone Star RV Resort
[ 9/10 ]
Loved how close this clean Resort was from Austin. Didn't find a thing wrong. Asked for a level site, got one. Asked to be away from the action, got it. Loved the clean showers and lots of front loading washers and dryers, huge dog park, free coffee in the office in the morning, easy maneuvering roads, well lit and quiet. A true resort with picnic areas, pool, event facility, putting green, cabins. Nothing lacking and will return our next time through the area.
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Trailer Ranch RV Park (55+ Park)
[ 8/10 ]
On the plus side: location was perfect, very quiet even being so close to the main road, easy access in and out, close to town/restaurants/bus line/shopping, friendly staff, great Wi-Fi and cable. Not so good: showers were very tiny, asked for no trees overhead, but got them anyway, tight for our 43', no privacy, back in's only, lots of dogs but didn't see anyone pick up their poop as we did and it was everywhere.
Kanab, Utah
Kanab RV Corral
[ 6/10 ]
There are no resort type RV parks in the area so this one seemed to be the best of what was available. A sidewalk away from the main road so the noise is constant...trucks, cars, motorcycles, etc. Light sleepers need ear plugs. Good for a one night stay but with the noise we won't be back. No cable available. Lots of standing water everywhere the night we stayed. We had their largest pull through for our 43' and we fit nicely but the big "dip" in front was not comfortable driving through. Washers were old but OK, only one dryer worked and they close the place at 8:00 pm. Park cost is high for what is offered even with Good Sam discount.
Santa Nella, California
Santa Nella RV Park
[ 6/10 ]
These sites are side by side for big rigs, but not very long. Our 43' just fit angled in, although the lady at the front desk falsely said we would fit with our towed attached. Pet friendly, but area is way in back. Road noise was very noticeable during the day, somewhat less at night. Bathrooms need an overhaul, paint and a good steam cleaning top to bottom. Hot and steamy inside the shower room so we put more water in our tanks and used our own shower. A/C not working in the shower room (or perhaps they don't have any). Sites in front are level and cement, nice if they had been longer. Probably won't stay here again. They no longer take Passport America so we used Good Sam.
Corning, California
RV Park at Rolling Hills Casino
[ 6/10 ]
Clean, well kept but not very level gravel sites and a charge for showers. Nice front desk and helpful staff. No real pet area as signs surrounding sites say No Pets. Gamblers leave barking dogs in their RV's and trailers. No discounts. Smoking casino with restaurant inside casino. OK for overnight stop although gamblers seem to like the park. Not close to anything and health keeps us away from cigarette smoke so we won't stay again.
Sutherlin, Oregon
Hi-Way Haven RV Park
[ 9/10 ]
Nice friendly staff reasonable rate and loved the truly pull through site, Nice and level. Easy getting in even with the towed attached. Loved the drive in theater screen with movies when it's not raining. Sad that it was raining when we stayed. Laundry room was well lighted and clean. We will pass through again and stay here if only to see a movie on the big drive in screen out our window.
Idleyld Park, Oregon
BLM Millpond Recreation Site
[ 9/10 ]
Beautiful shaded small family campground with level sites and vault toilets, flush toilets near-by, and water available at several faucets around the campground. Swimming hole, walking paths, hiking paths, playground, picnic tables throughout the grounds and in each campsite. Handicap accessible sites and toilets, no showers, dog friendly but they must be kept on a leash. Firewood available, fire pits at each site, friendly and helpful hosts. We boon docked near-by as our RV was to big to fit into the campground.
Salem, Oregon
Hee Hee Illahee RV Resort
[ 8/10 ]
Full hook ups, 50 amp, spacious for big rigs, level, very clean, varied amenities, truly a resort. Would have given them a higher rating had I not been woken throughout the night by train whistles. Yes, you could probably get used to the sound, but we were only staying one night and after a long drive, noise is not what I wanted to hear all night long. To their credit, it was the only minus, so if you are a light sleeper, bring ear plugs for sleeping and enjoy their excellent facilities. After traveling the US and Canada for almost a year and finding the term "resort" so misused, this is truly a resort.
Naples, Idaho
Blue Lake RV Resort
[ 5/10 ]
This is not a "resort". It would pass as a nice state type "park" as it is clean, but roads are gravel, steep, and narrow, and the amenities are minimal. We were not happy that we booked a 50 amp full hook up for our 43' big rig, and after driving the whole day, found out that we only had 30 amp and water. And the site was level only if you were under 20'. The front desk was apologetic and nice to help us find something more appropriate, but the misunderstanding could have been side-stepped had the person that took the reservation actually paid attention to what we said and what we repeated back to them before we ended the call. I am not sure I would refer this place to friends and family unless they were local and could visit first.
Spokane, Washington
Riverside State Park
[ 9/10 ]
A beautiful state park. Clean restrooms, clean fee showers, good fee dump station. We stayed in the level gravel sites along the river front. A little scary getting into the park as the road is a bit narrow for a 43' rig, but once you're in, it's peaceful and serene. Friendly front office staff. Gate closes at 10:00 pm, but access is still available to over nighters. Walking paths, river access, picnic areas, an excellent state park and we plan to visit again for a longer period.
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
Blackwell Island RV Park
[ 10/10 ]
This is more of a resort than a park. Quiet, peaceful, clean everything. Well kept grounds. Our site was level and had a wonderful view of the water. No fires allowed so no smoke, although someone did have an illegal fire pit, but it was to late to tell management. The bathrooms were spotless as was the laundry room and front loading washers/dryers. Front desk was very friendly and helpful. Nice walking paths and beach area by our site. We were lucky to get a spot as they were extremely full. We will definitely make earlier reservations next time and plan on staying longer. Would highly recommend this "park" to friends and family. Pricey but worth every cent.
Hinton, Alberta
Hinton / Jasper KOA
[ 9/10 ]
Nice, wide, level gravel pull through sites. Some space in between for a little privacy. Kids play ground, friendly staff, good cell phone reception, TV and Wi-Fi. Fifty amp worked well. Clean restrooms, laundry and shower. Really enjoyed our stay and our dog enjoyed the tree shaded off leash dog gym and play area. Room to walk around the area and a walking path just off property, easy entrance and exit. Loved the quiet. We will be back.
Grande Prairie, Alberta
Camp Tamarack RV Park
[ 5/10 ]
We have a 43' and the front desk said it was a large pull through and that our tow car didn't need to be dropped. Not true. Between the tree stump, the trees, the light post and the 4' metal pole we had to drop the tow and maneuver the motorhome around substantially. Getting in was tight, getting out was tighter. Trees everywhere, and tight curves inside the park. Would not have wanted to be a 45' trying to maneuver in this park. TV and Wi-Fi worked well. We didn't use any of the facilities other than electric hook-up. About five miles to Safeway. No real area to hook up tow car on the way out, as the exit is where the dump station sits. On the plus side, they have nice flat gravel sites with a car wash and RV wash for a fee. Park was clean, well cared for and highway noise was not a problem.
Charlie Lake, British Columbia
Ross H Maclean Rotary RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
Very friendly check in. Level gravel sites, big rig friendly, but very close to neighbors. Highway noise was a problem for me, as it is just a few yards from the main road. Loud truckers and emergency vehicles passing all night long. Chain link fence surrounds the park. There is a nice marsh area and lake next to the park. Did not use any of the facilities. TV reception, Wi-Fi and phone service was good. Would have rated it higher, had I gotten a good nights sleep.
Seward, Alaska
Stoney Creek RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
Pull through, but tight and close to neighbors. Campfires allowed making it constantly smoky all over the campground. Clean restrooms, showers and laundry room available. Long rough road entrance, dusty sites although level. Friendly staff, but not familiar with campground computer program so we had to move around and spent the day unhooked on the side of the grass, as did several others. Will try another park next time we are in the area.
Glennallen, Alaska
Tolsona Wilderness Campground
[ 5/10 ]
Beautiful area and campground if you are a small RV or trailer. Our 43' motorhome got stuck in the largest "pull through" between all the trees and scratched much of the sides with the low overhanging branches on both sides. We couldn't pull all the way in and had to back out when we left. Staff is totally unaware of big rig measurements to site measurements and told us on the phone when we called ahead that they had several sites big enough. Not true. Long dusty road entrance and in July the mosquitoes eat you alive. Didn't even bother getting out of the Motorhome other than to pay and to drive the tow out to the main road. Unless we downsize, we won't be back.
Whitehorse, Yukon
Pioneer RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
Great overnighter for our 43' four slides and tow. Tight with your neighbors but level, electric works all the time, water and sewer, Wi-Fi is 250 mb free and works fine, nice gravel sites and little dust. Not private, but no scratches from overhanging trees or shrubs and easy in and out. A little noise from the road but we slept fine. Friendly staff and reasonably close to town.
Tok, Alaska
Tok RV Village
[ 9/10 ]
Big rig friendly park with clean showers, laundry and restrooms. Love the pull through ability for our 43' rig and tow car can stay attached. Fee for RV wash or car wash, but bring your own soap. Close to eateries, grocery and gas. Never had a problem with noise, even being in the front. Dog friendly, but wish the "camp dogs" would follow their own rules. Friendly staff, nightly entertainment, no fires allowed which is fine by me.
Destruction Bay, Yukon
Destruction Bay Lodge and RV Park
[ 5/10 ]
Fairly flat, gravel pull through. Our 45' fit fine. Only 30 amp and we were only staying the night. On the side of the road next to a older lodge. Nothing but the basics, but we didn't need anything else. No security or fences, but the price was fair. The mountain view was beautiful and a lake was only a few miles back. Served our purpose nicely.
Dawson Creek, British Columbia
Mile 0 Park & Campground
[ 3/10 ]
50 amp sites were very uneven to the point of us not ever getting our 45' motorhome level. Lifted the wheels off the ground on one side and pitched toward the front. Mostly over-nighters passing through. Could not find a handicapped restroom or shower so did not use either. Showers were quite small. No fencing and open on all sides. Right on the Alaskan Hwy, but our filters drowned out most of the highway noise, but not the motorcycles. Wi-Fi only worked intermittently, over the air TV was one channel and no cable. This is a good place to fill up on water and clean out your tanks for travel down the Alaska Hwy but not a destination spot. Price seemed high for the little that was offered, but the demand is high this time of year, so they can demand, and get, whatever. May have to stop again on the way back to Texas but will certainly take a 30 amp to be somewhat level and only stay one night.
Fairbanks, Alaska
Riverview RV Park
[ 10/10 ]
Stayed here for an extended period in a 45' Motorhome and enjoyed it immensely. Huge flat gravel sites with lots of room for our tow car and our 4 slides. Easy maneuvering around the sites and entrance roads. Quiet nights. Pull through and back in available in 30 and 50 amp with some shaded sites. Clean restrooms/showers/park area. There is a beautiful deck overlooking the Chena River and wildlife passes through. Friendly atmosphere; generous office hours with helpful staff; $2 clean washer/dryers; free Wi-Fi that worked for us all day through; free 32 channel cable and excellent reception; pet friendly; riverbank fishing; gift shop and less than 10 miles to major shopping. Many of our neighbors were repeat customers. Would refer friends without hesitation. Our go to place in the Fairbanks area.
Cache Creek, British Columbia
Brookside Campsite
[ 5/10 ]
Gravel roads and sites. Due to recent water problems some sites were rutted and some closed. Pot holes and very soft areas in roads; our 45' had problems maneuvering; pre-plan your exit. Bathroom and showers are clean, but showers are small; pool was closed; price seemed unreasonable for its current condition
Bellingham, Washington
Bellingham RV Park
[ 9/10 ]
Level, gravel, clean area, clean bathrooms and showers, used Good Sam for 30 rate. Very friendly and helpful staff. Will make this our stop of choice traveling through.
Las Vegas, Nevada
LVM Resort
[ 10/10 ]
This really is a Resort and at the very least a 10. Friendly staff, friendly neighbors, beautiful and clean everywhere you look, good size newer washers/dryers, level sites some shaded, secure, quiet, several pools and spas, exercise room, very pet friendly as long as you are a good owner and pick up, great Wi-Fi connection, cute 50's Diner on site that is run by the resort and the food is reasonable. I could go on and on. It is more than most but so worth it!
Anthony, Texas
American RV & Marine Resort & Rally Park
[ 7/10 ]
One huge gravel covered parking lot but sites are very wide, very long and well lit. Easy to hook up and 3 sewer connections. Great overnight stop.
Fort Davis, Texas
Davis Mountains State Park
[ 9/10 ]
Our site was level, area was clean, handicap restroom was clean and spacious, park rangers and hosts were helpful, roads are well kept.
Fort Davis, Texas
MacMillen RV Park
[ 2/10 ]
Sign only had partial lettering, more dirt than gravel resulting in mud everywhere, we stayed one night after paying for 4 and went to the state park instead.


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March 14, 2005
U.S. Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration, Border Security and Citizenship
U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX), Chairman
"Strengthening Enforcement and Border Security:
The 9/11 Commission Staff Report on Terrorist Travel"
Monday, March 14, 2005, 2:30 p.m., Dirksen Senate Office Building Room 226
This joint hearing of the Senate Subcommittee on Immigration, Border Security and Citizenship and the Subcommittee on Terrorism, Technology and Homeland Security shall come to order.
I want to thank Chairman Specter for scheduling today's hearing.
I am especially pleased that today's hearing is a joint hearing of the Immigration and Border Security subcommittee, which I chair, and the Terrorism and Homeland Security subcommittee, chaired by Senator Kyl. Senator Kyl and I see eye to eye on a number of the problems facing our immigration system. So I am especially pleased to be here with him today, and I look forward to working especially closely with Senator Kyl in the coming months as the debate in Congress over our immigration laws unfolds.
I also want to thank the ranking member of this subcommittee, Senator Kennedy, and Senator Feinstein, the ranking member of the Terrorism subcommittee, along with their respective staffs for working with my office to make this hearing possible.
I would like to make just a few brief introductory remarks before we formally begin today's hearing.
I was honored to serve in the last Congress as chairman of the Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Property Rights, and to work closely with Senator Feingold, the ranking member of that subcommittee. Although we parted company on some issues, Senator Feingold was always a principled, courteous, and devoted ranking member of the subcommittee, and I will miss working with him and his hard-working staff in that capacity.
I also look forward to the new role of chairing the Immigration subcommittee - and I look forward in particular to working with Senator Kennedy, whose devotion and commitment to immigration issues is long standing and well known.
It is especially gratifying to serve on the Immigration subcommittee at this critical time in our nation's history.
President Bush has articulated to the nation a vision for the comprehensive reform of our nation's immigration laws - in the interests of our nation, our national security, our national economy, and the rule of law. I am sympathetic to the President's vision, and I look forward to the critical role that this subcommittee will play in the coming Congressional debate.
But before we debate the need for reforming immigration law, we should ask why it is we have so miserably failed to enforce our current laws. Is it lack of resources? Is it lack of will? Is it because current law is out of sync with economic reality? Or is it for other reasons entirely? No doubt, whatever the reasons, our current immigration system is badly broken. It breeds disrespect for law, and poses serious risks to our national security.
As an American I am deeply troubled by our chronic inability - even our unwillingness at times - to do what it takes to enforce our immigration laws.
As an American, I am proud that the United States is a nation of immigrants. At the same time, I am proud that, first and most fundamentally, we are a nation of laws.
As an American, I believe our immigration laws can be designed to be compassionate and humane. At the same time, I believe our immigration laws must be designed to protect U.S. sovereignty and to further U.S. interests.
As an American, I understand that our immigration policy can be reformed to better serve our national security and our national economy. At the same time, I understand that, unless we can ensure the enforcement of law, it is futile to discuss the reform of law.
Towards that end, today's hearing is just the first in a series of hearings on "Strengthening Enforcement" - the first in a series of hearings to focus attention on the challenges that face our ability to enforce our immigration laws. Future hearings will look at interior enforcement and the need to strengthen our deportation system, because we need to review the immigration system from top to bottom. Today's hearing will examine the challenges to enforcement that we face at the border.
I hope that these hearings will serve at least two purposes. First, these hearings should help us identify those challenges to enforcing immigration laws that we can address - such as through additional resources or legal tools. Second, these hearings may help us consider whether comprehensive immigration reform would be helpful to the cause of stronger enforcement of our laws.
Our hearing today will examine the analysis and recommendations from the border security staff report of the 9/11 commission, entitled "9/11 and Terrorist Travel." The 9/11 Commission and their staff performed a tremendous public service by providing a comprehensive review of the facts and circumstances surrounding the September 11th attacks. I hope that those of us in Congress never tire of reviewing the lessons learned from the failures that lead to that terrible day. As that report makes clear, defects in our ability to enforce our laws and to secure the border pose a threat not only to the rule of law, but to the security of our nation as well.
Specifically, the border security staff identified several deficiencies in the training of border personnel and several defects regarding our visa policy.
The report noted that our immigration inspectors, now called CBP officers, received little counter-terrorism and behavioral science training, no cultural training, and rarely received follow up training. They also wrote that "critical continuing education on document fraud was rare."
The report also recognized that our visa process allowed terrorists to exploit our system and gain extended stays within our country. Recognizing this defect, terrorists concentrated on ways to exploit legal entry into our country, whether by lying on entry forms or using manipulated or fraudulent documents. All but two of the nonpilots involved in the 9/11 attacks were admitted as tourists and were granted automatic six-month stays. This allowed them to maintain a legal immigration status through the end of the 9/11 attacks. We should examine the process by which length of stay is determined to ensure that inspectors grant an appropriate time period to those seeking to enter the country.
And make no mistake, this type of exploitation continues. Just last week, FBI Director Mueller testified that he was aware of people going to Brazil, assuming false identities, and making their way through Mexico to cross the U.S. border with their new identities and documents. And, recent news reports cite intelligence officials who believe that Al Zarqawi has considered plans to enter the United States in this very fashion.
The border security report makes clear, all of the 9/11 attackers entered our country through a legitimate port of entry, passing though border security sixty-eight times prior to carrying out their deadly attacks. These border encounters are the time to detect and arrest those who use document fraud and manipulation to enter. Immigration inspectors must receive periodic updated training about document manipulation, fraud, and other illicit methods used to enter the country because these inspectors are in the best position to stop those who come here to do us harm.
But we also know that al Qaeda and other terrorists plot their attacks, and modify their plans, over long periods of time. Undoubtedly, they will attempt to gain entry into the United States undetected in between the ports of entry. I recently toured a portion of the Texas/Mexico border and I am concerned that this expansive and porous boundary leaves our country vulnerable.
This vulnerability was highlighted by Deputy Homeland Security Secretary Admiral James Loy in recent testimony before the Intelligence Committee. He said:
"Recent information from ongoing investigations, detentions, and emerging threat streams strongly suggests that al Qaeda has considered using the Southwest Border to infiltrate the United States. Several al Qaeda leaders believe operatives can pay their way into the country through Mexico and also believe illegal entry is more advantageous than legal entry for operational security reasons."
It is imperative that we find a solution to this exposure. Clearly, a part of the ultimate resolution is well equipped, trained, and funded border patrol agents and inspectors.
Our front line border personnel are highly dedicated and loyal public servants. They process visitors in a timely fashion to avoid legitimate travel and commerce backlogs, while simultaneously identifying those who should not be allowed to enter the country. This is a high stress job, particularly in the post 9/11 environment.
Yet, we will never have effective enforcement at our borders unless we adequately train the people we task with carrying out this job. And, the thought that inspectors may unwittingly facilitate the introduction of terrorists, weapons of mass destruction or illegal drugs into our country because they have not received the information or training they need is unacceptable.
That is why we must do everything within our power to ensure that these front line defenders have all of the training, equipment and information they need to get the job done.
I hope to hear today how DHS has enhanced their training programs to reflect the increased importance of our front line inspectors' role in the defense of our country and how DHS considers and grants visas to ensure that the system is not exploited.


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Cons: "expensive upkeep, unreliable"
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"I bought my 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee limited edition quadra-drive in 2009. It had 53,000 miles on it and it now has 137k. I bought a warranty with the car and I put it to good use. As soon as the warranty ran out at 100k it was all down hill from there. I LOVED this Jeep before 100k and still did until at 130k the engine went. Not being able to afford a new vehicle I replaced the engine with a used one. It took my mechanic about a month to get all the kinks out and I was broken down on the side of the road countless times. It got to a point I didn't trust it at all to drive. The kinks finally were worked out and for 3 months it drove ok. NOW it feels like the transmission is slipping and it might have a front end problem. This vehicle has caused so much stress on my family. If you have an older jeep without a warranty you have to know about Jeeps and like working on them yourself or it's not worth it. My Classic Cherokee was SO much better in the snow. The quadra-drive is awful. It is basically an AWD so you can prepare to spend a fortune on replacing tires or ruining your drive train if you dont. Its a big gas hog and it's not very fast for a V6. I've replaced so much on the jeep its about 50% new parts! So frustrating. Jeeps are so fun to drive and when its in good condition it feels like the best car you could ever have. So comfortable, luxurious, great sound system. Exterior looks ok with minor rusting. The fake chrome wheels looked awesome until the chrome paint starts flaking off. It's a nice car but you need to be financially prepared for the upkeeps."
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I own this car - My approximate mileage is 50,000
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "GOOD, GOOD, GOOD."
Cons: "NONE"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
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By mdrum93 on Tuesday, February 25, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 170,000
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsPros: "solid axles, luxurious interior, very affordable"
Cons: "4.7 does not tolerate neglect, limited aftermarket"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I love my 2004 WJ Grand Cherokee. I've had it for 3 years now, bought it for $9300 from a good friend in 2011, which was just over the KBB at the time, but was in PERFECT condition, plus had a $2000 audio system in it. These Jeeps in my opinion are the most well-rounded vehicles Jeep has ever produced. The ride is comfortable, the interior is roomy and luxurious, and the power of the Powertech 4.7 V8 is very impressive (my favorite part!) I'm a car guy and very into off roading, these jeeps are so much more capable off road than the Jeep community give them credit for. With Solid axles in front and back this specific model grand Cherokee (WJ,99-04) will go farther than any other grand Cherokee ever made, including the brand new 2014 grocery-getters. The Quadradrive 4wd system offered on limited and overland models was revolutionary of its time, and not much will stop these things. Were stock Grand Cherokees shine is in the snow with the Quadradrive system, they are UNSTOPPABLE. I have made many modifications to my WJ, including audio, engine performance, suspension lift/tires and recently a rear axle swap. I have no intention of selling this vehicle EVER because i'm so in love with it. My jeep's KBB value is much, much lower than what it is actually worth since I have made significant modifications to suite my needs. Do some research, these Jeeps are popular on many forums online and many people like myself are active on them and will be enthusiastic to answer ANY questions you may have. Thanks for reading my review! cheerz"
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By Jared on Monday, February 24, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 174,699
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsPros: "Style, comfort, interior, off-road, its a Jeep"
Cons: "Gas is eh, but what do you expect?"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I am the 2nd owner. I Got her in March of 2012 with 163,000 miles exactly. Running a 4.0 L. Inline 6 the miles don't mean a thing since she's running off the best motor jeep ever built! The interior was and still is spotless and the outside only had a small dent on the back hatch about the size of a silver dollar. Sure friends have cars that seem more "sporty" or "cool" but I'm the one laughing at them when they get STUCK in the snow and ice of Northern Indiana winters. And don't forget about being able to seat 5 comfortably! I have put new BF Goodrich All Terrain T/A tires on and it gives this "soccer mom jeep" a much more aggressive JEEP look and they are the best tires you can get with this truck with out getting a lift kit. I must admit I have had to replace pretty much EVERYTHING underneath except for the actual wheels due to the age of this vehicle, but its now the only Jeep i know that rides like a Cadillac! I have stretched out her legs a bit over the years I've had her, including 2 trips to Chicago, and one trip to Sandusky Ohio, some mudding, brutal winter of 2014. This jeep has made it through the same mud holes a 4 inch lifted wrangler no problem! Sure the water was over part of the hood but no worries! Some people say Wranglers are the only true Jeeps which are the TRUE Jeeps, but don't count this WJ out! This WJ is overall a great vehicle! She will get you there while also keeping your butt nice n' toasty!"
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A West Virginia sheriff was charged Monday with illegal wiretapping, accused of hacking his former wife's work computer in the Clay County Magistrate Court office.
Clay County Sheriff Miles J. Slack was charged in a federal information filed in U.S. District Court in Charleston. The document typically signals the defendant is cooperating with the investigation.
U.S. Attorney Booth Goodwin said Slack secretly installed a keystroke logger on a government-owned computer in April, when he and his wife were still married. Prosecutors wouldn't immediately comment on the motive, but the couple has since divorced.
Goodwin said the machine that Slack's wife worked on belongs to the state Supreme Court of Appeals and is connected to a statewide computer network. The spying device remained in place for two weeks, he said, and Slack successfully intercepted emails, messages and other data from the computer.
Slack didn't immediately return a message left at his office, but County Commission President Mike Pierson said the sheriff has not resigned. Whether he will is unclear, but the commission is prepared to appoint a temporary successor within 24 hours of that decision, Pierson said.
"We knew it was probably coming," he said. "We just didn't know when."
State law does not require a sheriff to resign while facing charges.
Last year, a sheriff in Jefferson County ran for and won re-election while facing criminal charges in the beating of a bank robbery suspect, so it could be some time before Slack is forced to resign.
"We really like Miles Slack. He has worked with the commission. He's done a good job — much better than the previous sheriff," Pierson said. "He just messed up, and he understands that. ... We hate to see this situation."
Pierson declined to discuss the case further.
No hearing dates have been scheduled, but conviction could result in as many as five years in prison.
Spyware devices like the kind Slack is accused of using can be purchased online and typically are just 1-2 inches long and attached to the keyboard cable, Goodwin said. Once installed, they can intercept anything typed on that keyboard.
Goodwin says they are unobtrusive and normally hidden, so they can go undetected for long periods. And while the devices are small, some keystroke loggers can store as much as 2 gigabytes of data — or more than 1 billion keystrokes.
Slack was a deputy sheriff for 16 years. Last year, he was demoted from chief deputy to sergeant after announcing he was running for office.
Goodwin said then-Sheriff Randy Holcomb's action threatened Slack's election bid because state civil service laws say that only a chief deputy may run for sheriff — not any other deputies.
To stay in the race, Slack resigned and became chief of police for the town of Clay, the county seat.
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Since taking office in January, Slack expanded evening patrols and sought funding for a new officer to monitor people serving home-confinement sentences in the county.
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Attorney Hanover has been working in the legal arena since graduating with double Master Degrees in Employment Law (HR) and Union Law (Industrial Relations) in 1996.
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Woodroe "Woody" Weatherman is lead guitarist for the heavy metal band Corrosion of Conformity.
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Woody also played bass guitar in the Raleigh band No Labels with Reed Mullin, Ricky Hicks and Wayne Kerr. They formed in February 1982, and faded away during 1984. He played on the 1989 Snake Nation album along with C.O.C. bassist Mike Dean and artist Brian Walsby.
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I truly regret that I lived to see this day.
This is powerful, Tony. It's hard to call it a cartoon as, like so much of your work, it is truly art. This would hang well beside Jon McNaughton's latest beautiful new work The Empowered Man.
I share with bronx in that I am a two time lung cancer survivor and I wonder what would have happened under Obamacare. (And I think I know.)
Thanks for another great piece of work.-
So glad you are doing well Alan.. You and Brox are true fighters… Thank you for the art work kudos.
Two words for this one: Poignant and powerful. Good work, Tony. It brings tears to my eyes…
Me too Valorie.. Thank you!
We The People…are so screwed thanks President Obama or should I say Judge Roberts.
I thank God everyone day that my cancer came and went before this Obamacare kicked in.
Once again Tony, thanks!
Thank you Bronx.. Please stay well my friend.


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I'll sign up as a sub
Well - thanks for letting me play!
Voting so that it ties up the votes and prevents someone from being lynched completely makes sense. I fail to see how voting no lynch would have made anything better. I was trying to prevent us from lynching a possible power role, not try and start a useless bandwagon.
Credit to HikaruIzumi for the awesome avatar!
No I get why it makes sense usually, but here it just didn't to me. There was talk of a possible double voter for whatever reason, so even if you tied it up, there was still the chance of someone getting out. Not only that, but somebody could have easily unvoted the person in suspicion or voted the other person in suspicion, which would have resulted in a lynch. Also, it wouldn't have been a useless lynch. Lynches on day 1 usually help to gather information for the next day, so no lynch is ever really "useless".
I share mainly the same views on this, but I don't understand on why anyone would have wanted to tie the votes for a no lynch. Yes, there is the risk of voting a power role, but in the end what matters is if you caught any information. Just my thoughts. I'm currently keeping my vote, though.
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You never really defended yourself. And I hate to use META reasoning, but you played that way before when you were mafia. You refused to answer a question before, wanted a lynch on Buoy rather than jokool, and right now... that's all the reason I need.
Last edited by Momoka; 26th September 2012 at 06:37 PM. Reason: Somehow mixed up "lynch" with "link". ._.
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vote: Rio Kamishiro
I believe I made my reasoning clear earlier.
I'm just going to come out and say that I don't find Rio particularly scummy. Her actions seem far too reckless to appear mafia, and if she was mafia, I have a hard time believing that her fellow mafia members wouldn't tell her to be quiet by now.
Also, I'm not really getting scum vibes from Mijzelffan either. He wanted a day one lynch, and I know first hand that it is very possible for a townie to want such a thing. It gets discussion going, and much of the discussion taking place currently is a result of the voting behavior from day one, regardless of the fact that we still don't know for sure how Buoy got lynched. Not answering Rio or Feralize's question is a bit strange, but I don't think his behavior has seemed highly indicative of mafia.
Baron Dante; Why didn't you vote me first thing, then? Could it be because you're the double voter and didn't want to get me out with your vote if no one else voted me and Ryoga's vote stayed?
This situation is baffling to me. Hell, I'll even roleclaim right now to someone if it'll save me. Just not to Baron Dante or Mijzelffan, since I don't trust either of you.
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@Rio Kamishiro; Again ignoring the part where I'm already confirmed to NOT be a double voter as per Day 1 votes. Sounds like a weak defense. Also, you'd think this would become more valid after this phase if I unvoted to avoid shoving myself as a double voter. I'd make the vote as close to the end.
But no, I did not vote as I was not sure which way to go, wether to see your call against Mij or go at you. Now I'm far more confident.
I know this will sound like a pretty weak thing to say, but as FA said... if I really WAS mafia, I'm pretty sure they'd be telling me to shut up right now. Just think about that. I have nothing to hide, so this entire game I've been trying to remain active, start controversy to get leads, and whatnot... that would be far too reckless if I were mafia.
EDIT; Nevermind.
Last edited by Momoka; 26th September 2012 at 07:03 PM.
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@Rio Kamishiro; *sigh*
The reporter's report proves it just as much as anything else. It's based on the vote result, which in turn, proves me as not being the double voter.
This was the final vote count, parring one No Lynch vote.
see, the votes are tied. If I was a double voter, jokool would've been lynched. It was Buoy that was lynched. Thus, those that voted jokool can only be regular voters, useless voters, or technically, secret voters.Buoy: IIII (Greece, Gliscorman, Mijzelffan, Procyon)
jokool: IIII (Soulmaster, Baron Dante, Rio Kamishiro, Buoy)
Chaosj2: II (FinalArcadia, Dark Blueberry)
Belarus.: II (Midorikawa, Chaosj2)
GliscorMan: I (Ryoga Kamishiro)
Rio Kamishiro: I (jokool)
@SageGaga; Can I sub plz?
Why are you trusting this reporter? They are obviously wrong since they think I'm a useless voter. Maybe I'm misunderstanding something, but whatever. This just seems like the perfect plot for two mafioso to vote out an innocent townie.
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