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This is one of the exciting and nerve-wracking periods of college football. Coaches are hired or fired or leaving or staying. Of course this makes us look at the state of our own program where some big moves are currently on hold, and inevitably many of us start comparing UCLA to some other teams in the news lately. So here are some of my extended thoughts.
Let's start first with worries about recruiting. Last year there were plenty of worrywarts who were freaking out about the low number of commitments CRN had garnered…only to watch him have possibly the best signing day UCLA has had in a long, long time. CRN has proven his ability to recruit, something he was already able to do when the results on the field weren't that great. This year should be more challenging because there is more uncertainty, but many things work in UCLA's favor:
1. lack of depth at most positions
2. proximity to recruiting hotbed
3. CRN's salesmanship
4. UCLA itself
5. exposure in a big media market
For those who worry about our academic standards being higher than other schools': they have always been that was and it hasn't prevented us from getting the likes of Ogden, Aikman, McNown, MJD, etc.
CRN is still building up the depth chart on this team. Even if he had somehow been able to "plan ahead" for player injuries, the fact of the matter is that our roster was just not deep enough to have backups step up and do a decent job. Some of our starters wouldn't even be second string on other teams. I'm putting that strike on KD, who put all his money on his large senior class in 2007 and underachieved greatly. His primary recruits were scraps left from U$C's recruiting carnage, so imagine how bad his secondary recruits were.
Secondly, let's take a look at the Harbaugh situation, the hot topic of the day. Many have voiced their envy of his program, and understandably so. They can join the voices of fans from every team that didn't make it to a BCS bowl. Perhaps the sting there stems from the belief that he could have been our coach, and perhaps that is true but it would still be hindsight. More after the jump.
Stanford had an amazing year in Harbaugh's 4th year, helped tremendously by:
1. fifth year seniors on their OL, who have played together nearly as long
2. a QB who will be the #1 draft pick and was the runner-up to the Heisman trophy
3. continuity in their coaching staff
4. a coach who is arguably one of the best in the country at the moment
Any other program in the country, except perhaps for Oregon and Auburn, would kill to have that. Certainly, if CRN had a good coaching staff, there would be continuity AND he would be considered a good coach. We should give some credit to Harbaugh's staff in all this (after all, we are gunning for his DC) as much as we can credit Harbaugh for hiring them.
Most of the time, a coach is able to instill his personality or specialty on his team: Cheaty with his defense, Leach with his mad offense, Harbaugh with his smart QB and tough play. I don't think it is reasonable to expect a head coach to simultaneously 1) design innovative schemes on offense, 2) design innovative schemes on defense, 3) call the plays, 4) develop all the players, 5) decide which players should play. It's just not possible to do all of those things at once, that's what good assistants are for. The head coach's job is to make sure those things happen, not to actually do all of those things himself.
CRN made bad staffing decisions, IMO, and he gets a chance to rectify it. It should be clear, rather quickly next season, if the right moves have been made (remember how quickly Walker improved our defense). If it doesn't happen, it will show that CRN cannot evaluate a staff properly and should be let go.
I am just at a total loss as to what happened this last season, except when it comes to our defense where Chucky's failure was more obvious. I don't have enough information to blame it all on CRN, especially when the word going around is that Chow basically took it easy and hardly pulled his weight in his time here. Something unexpected happened this year because the team was on an upward trajectory last year.
Did anyone know that the Chow offense would be so unproductive? I don't think anyone in the country expected that. My personal beef has to do with installing the Pistol, which I didn't like at the outset and like even less now. Whose idea was it? Unless our personnel was really so unqualified that this switch was required, I'm putting that strike on CRN because it was ultimately his decision. In hindsight, it might have been a mistake to bring Chow, even though we ALL thought it was a coup. It was definitely a mistake to promote Chucky, but that is a byproduct of the Chow situation in having less money to spend on a good DC.
Finally, since the comparisons to the Harbaugh regime keep being made, here are the records:
Year 1: CRN 4-8, Harbaugh 4-8
Year 2: CRN 7-6, Harbaugh 5-7
Year 3: CRN 4-8, Harbaugh 8-5
Year 4: CRN ?, Harbaugh 12-1
After 3 years, CRN is 15-22, Harbaugh was 17-20. I'd love to see how Harbaugh would have done if Luck kept getting injured (but I'm not making excuses). No way for me to know if Year 3 was a fluke or a sign of things to come, I don't have enough information.
I fault CRN for not lighting a fire under Chow's seat, and for picking Chucky as our DC. Those were two big mistakes and I think he needs a chance to make it right. We all bought into the Chow hype, so I can't really blame him for that. The Chucky hire however was uninspired.
The worrisome issue is the one related to our QBs. We can all agree that the QB situation was a big fail this last year, and that strike goes on CRN and CNC equally since I don't really know the inner workings of that decision. Yes, CRN should have been forceful in not letting an injured Prince play, but if QB guru Norm Chow says he's good to go, perhaps he just trusted him. Injuries and an inexperienced OL didn't help, but what should have been an area of strength was instead a cause for concern.
Finally, let's take a look at the Michigan situation, which on paper is similar to ours but in reality is worlds apart. Here are the similarities:
- both RichRod and CRN inherited teams with a depleted roster
- both are 15-22 after 3 years
- both are 0-6 against their main rivals (Ohio State & Michigan State, U$C and Cal)
- both had a terrible defense
Here are the differences:
- seemingly unlimited funding at Michigan (they will have spent $5 million just to hire and fire the guy, not including his salary!)
- RichRod not a "Michigan man", CRN is a Bruin
Rich Rod should never have been hired, that blame falls squarely on the AD's shoulders. He ran a completely different system which would take time to implement and just he does not fit in socially with the Michigan crowd. I mean, not at all. The AD was blinded by Rich Rod's record and wanted to make a splashy hire. Considering the payouts on top of everything else, that was a bad decision. Rich Rod was a known commodity and the only thing he had in common with Michigan was his team's colors.
Many here would like our AD to act with the same decisiveness…but it is a completely different situation. RichRod was brought to Michigan for one reason only: to win. Michigan can spend just about any amount of money to get the coach they want. UCLA can (will) not.
So yes, the neighbor's grass can always be greener…but you don't know which dogs have been there…


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Nine problems related to automatic transmission have been reported for the 2000 Chevrolet S10.
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The vehicle was a 2000 Chevrolet s-10. The vehicle's vehicle identification number (VIN) is 1GCCS195XY_. Transmission shifts hard from 1st to 2nd and displays code 1780, ever since 50 k miles. Had local transmission shop make the tfb change gm recommended and problem reappeared after 15k. I am sure I be told that now with 130k miles out of warranty, still if happened way back. Additionally the transmission fluid has been changed ever 15k and is driven in light highway conditions. Check this site to see how many numerous reports have been made. This automatic transmission issue occurred Sunday, December 24, 2006.. Read more...
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The car involved was a 2000 Chevrolet s-10. The VIN of the problem S10 is 1GCCS14W3Y_. No accident took place but the transmission in two separate 2000 model s-10 and an s-10 blazer have gone out in the same exact manner within 3,000 miles of each other and both vehicles were primarily driven in two different parts of the country. The slipping of these trannys is so sudden that it actually almost became a safety concern while on the highway. I apologize if this is being sent to the wrong dept. But I would like to find out if chevy has had any recalls on these models as well. Thanks!. This issue happened on Jan. 15, 2008.
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The vehicle was a 2000 Chevrolet S10. Transmission has a shifting problem. Consumer will fill in additional information. It was September 25, 2000 when this automatic transmission issue occurred.
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The vehicle involved is a 2000 Chevrolet S10. The VIN of the car is 1GCCS19W8Y_. I have had truck in shop 3 times for transmission/dealer cant duplicate/also the third door has been repaired twice/popping sound when making a sharp turn/main concern. It was Sat., Sep. 1, 2001 when this automatic transmission issue occurred.
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The car was a 2000 Chevrolet S10. Vehicle identification number (VIN) of the vehicle is 1GCCS1947Y_. Steel check valve in aluminum seat causes transmission to not shift properly causing loss of forward speed creating hazzard on roadway.
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The vehicle is a 2000 Chevrolet S10. Vehicle identification number (VIN): 1GCCS1943Y_. I recently purchased a used 2000 chevy s-10 with 48,000 miles. The vehicle is extra clean and there were no apparent problems. I had to make a trip from atlanta, GA to chicago, IL. Coming back on the interstate (traveling 75-80 miles an hour), the check engine light came on and the truck downshifted from overdrive into third. I was nearly rear ended by two 18-wheelers while I tried to slow the vehicle so that the rpm's were not in the critical zone. I stopped at the first auto repair shop I could find, and was told that the transmission was severely damaged and would need to be rebuilt. Apparently, the bands were slipping and caused the fluid to overheat and turn extremely dark. The truck now has 58,000 miles, and needs a new transmission. This is the third gm car that I have had that I have had to have major transmission work done. The last one was a Buick and had less than 60,000 miles on it. It was Aug. 26, 2003 when this automatic transmission issue happened.
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From the OC Register's USC Blog:
"This is the time you got to capitalize on and have fun," Gibson said Thursday night. "I was with O.J. Mayo the other day after (Memphis's) win against the Clippers. Me and him talked about a lot of things. We talked about if he would have stayed. The NBA is stressful. He talked about how stressful it is, night in, night out, flying, worrying about different girls here and there, just telling me about the things that go on.
"But one of the main things he said, I wish I would have stayed in college. That's one of the things he said. Maybe (had I left) I'd wish I stayed in because the NBA is stressful."
This is an incredibly revealing statement to me. I had heard a few rumors here and there that OJ missed college life, but nothing anywhere near as concrete as Taj Gibson basically coming out and saying it to a reporter. Who knows, it may be disingenuous, but it is an interesting thing to hear regardless especially considering that both Taj and Derozan are considered candidates to jump to the NBA after this season.
Frankly, I am not in the same camp as most that believe Gibson is more likely than not to leave. People talk about his age being the issue that will force him to declare, but in all likelihood most players picked up in the draft won't play in the NBA beyond 3 years or so making it seem like a little less of an issue. Taj is already a junior and is on track to graduate, so you would have to think that having a college degree from USC has comparable value to a 2nd round pick, and it almost certainly has more lifetime value.
Combine this with Derozan's recent comments about ASU's James Harden, and things may be developing in a different direction than many expected. Obviously it is way to early to predict or take anything for granted, but it will be interesting to see what comes of this once the declaration deadline rolls around. SC is likely bound for a great season next year, but if one or both of these talented Trojans stick around then next years team could be truly special.


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CATEGORIES Animation, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, New Releases, Disney, DVD Reviews, New on DVD, Home Entertainment, Features, DVDs, Movies, New Releases, CinematicalWhat is it about Disney films and the whole dead/lost mother thing? I'm not one of those moms who won't let their kids watch Disney films because they're too traumatic, or too merchandise-heavy, or too much a sign of the coming of the apocalypse or whatever, but I swear, everytime I hear there's a new Disney film coming down the pike, the first thing I think is "wonder how they're going to kill off the mom this time?" Anyhow.
That minor quibble aside, I enjoyed Meet the Robinsons. I didn't review the film theatrically, and for whatever reason we never ended up taking the brood to when it was out, so reviewing the DVD was both my and my kids' first chance to see it, and we all thoroughly enjoyed it. We've had it on several times now, and so far, I haven't had any urges to rip the DVD player out of the entertainment center yet, so that's gotta be a good sign.
On the other hand, though, I also have a fairly high tolerance for High School Musical, Hannah Montana, and other kidfare. I know, it's probably some kind of double-standard that should get me banned from the cool kids' lunch table that I can even stomach High School Musical, which I guess I'm supposed to hate or risk losing my "serious film buff" cred, but I tend to judge kid movies by two rules: 1) did my kids like it? and 2) can I stomach repeated viewings of it? I also consider things like the storyline, the characters, the music, and whether or not the film is dumbed-down too much or filled with stereotypes, but if my kids hate it or it makes me cringe from the opening song, I'm probably not going to get that far.
Here's the basic Meet the Robinsons storyline: Lewis (voiced by Daniel Hansen and Jordan Fry), a 12-year-old boy genius, was left on the steps of the Sixth Street Orphanage when he was a baby. Mildred (Angela Bassett, in a fine turn here), who runs the orphanage, finds him there when she answers a knock at the door. Twelve years and 124 adoption interviews later, Lewis decides to give up on being adopted and concentrate on finding his birth mother. He decides that since he saw her when he was a baby, the memory of what she looks like must be in his brain somewhere, so he sets about inventing a brain-scanning device that will allow him to retrieve the memory. He recruits his friend and roommate Goob, a Little League baseball player with dreams of grandeur -- who suffers from sleep deprivation thanks to Lewis and his all-night inventing sessions -- to help him out.
Lewis enters his invention in the science fair, where he first encounters Wilbur Robinson, a boy from the future who has been sent to protect Lewis from the mysterious Bowler Hat Man. Bowler Hat Man shows up at the fair with his evil sidekick, Doris, a robot hat with arms like a spider, where he sabotages Lewis's presentation so that he can steal the project and take credit for it himself. Wilbur wants Lewis to go back and fix the machine, but Lewis refuses unless Wilbur can prove he really is from the future. Wilbur whisks Lewis off to the future in his time machine (I so want one of those!), where he meets Wilbur's zany family (the Robinson's, natch) and must save the world from the chaos that will ensue if Bowler Hat Man succeeds in his nefarious plot.
The energy and storyline of Meet the Robinsons keeps it moving along at a brisk pace. There's lots going on in this movie to keep the kids (and their adults!) interested -- time travel, a "futuristic" city, spaceships and singing frogs -- all revolving around the story of a boy who wants desperately to be loved, figuring out whether the best path to find that love is in the past or the future. The adoption aspect of the film -- that Lewis was abandoned at the orphanage by his birth mother, and that the resolution of the film has to do with whether Lewis should stop his mother from leaving him in the first place, or let things be as they were, and look to the future for love and happiness -- might inadvertently be disconcerting to any birth mothers, adoptive parents, or adopted children in the audience, but if you know it's there, you can choose yourself how to deal with any questions this raises in your particular family.
The DVD itself is nicely packaged. The movie, as I'd expect since this is a newer film and not a restoration of an older one, looks gorgeous on-screen. The disc includes a few extras: deleted scenes, audio commentary by director Stephen J. Anderson, "inventing the Robinsons" (which follows the development of the film from concept to creation -- pretty cool), a game called "Family Function 5000", and a featurette on "Inventions that Shaped the World" which is neat for any kids out there interested in growing up to be the next Thomas Edison. There are also two music videos for "Little Wonders" by Rob Thomas and "Kids of the Future" by Jonas Brothers. The latter was a huge hit with my 10-year-old daughter, who "adores!" the Jonas Brothers; adults will recognize the song as being a remix (with slightly altered lyrics) of the Kim Wilde song "Kids in America."


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Wednesday, Nov. 7, 3:30 p.m.
JCP&L adjusted their estimate on Tuesday to reflect that all East Windsor residents will have power restored by Nov. 11, while Hightstown residents will see power restored by Nov. 11. The remaining 5 JCP&L customers in Cranbury will have power restored by Nov. 10
According to an East Windsor Township alert Wednesday morning, township officials continue communications throughout the day with JCP&L representatives seeking township power outage status and activity for those who remain without power. As of 2:30 p.m., East Windsor Mayor Janice Mironov said the township is aware of five homes still without power, which are currently being worked on.
The township reported this morning that JCP&L crews had been actively working at Dutch Neck Road and Drew Lane, and power has been restored to some homes in that area.
On Tuesday power was restored to most remaining affected areas on the west side of East Windsor, the township reports, including Dutch Neck Road, Dorchester Drive, Exeter Road, Jeffrey Lane, Debbie Lane and Buxton Drive. Power was also restored to a section of Brooktree Road and to 147 units in Brookwood Garden Apartments on Hickory Corner road.
Since JCP&L does not provide specific customer locations to the township, East Windsor officials said they are seeking to identify all residents who remain without power and to determine the cause of the problem. The township asks all residents who remain without power or who are aware of homes without power to call 609-443-4000, ext. 214.
PSE&G provided updated their estimates for the remaining 142 Cranbury customers without power on Wednesday. They project to restore power to 26 customers on Wednesday, 25 customers on Thursday, 27 customers on Friday, and 41 customers on Saturday.
Power restoration crews may continue to work as long as winds are below 40 mph. Area weather reports for this afternoon into the evening from the national weather service predict winds between 20 and 28 mph, with possible wind gusts up to 47 mph.
President of JCP&L Don Lynch said today on a call with NJ 101.5 that the storm could slow restoration times.
He said the company is restoring customers at the quickest rate possible.
Tuesday, Nov. 6, 4:30 p.m.
Areas of East Windsor, Hightstown, and Cranbury continue to see power restored, and the number of residents without power is slowly dwindling.
However, despite these lowered numbers, many residents and officials are frustrated with utility companies' response times, most notably JCP&L's.
Gov. Chris Christie released revised power restoration plans that he received from JCP&L and PSEG on Monday and Tuesday, respectively. The plans show the companies' overall restoration projections at the municipal level.
According to JCP&L's town estimates, all East Windsor residents will have power restored by Nov. 10, while Hightstown residents will see power restored by Nov. 11. The remaining 5 JCP&L customers in Cranbury will have power restored by Nov. 10
JCP&L officials reported to East Windsor Mayor Janice Mironov on Monday evening that power has been restored to 97 percent of East Windsor Township, according to a township alert. JCP&L currently reports 342 East Windsor customers and 23 Hightstown customers remain without power.
According to the township alert, JCP&L crews are actively working to restore two affected electrical substations that deliver power to a large section of the west side of East Windsor. Power has been restored in East Windsor to a large section of Dutch Neck Road, portions of Oak Creek Road, and many other neighboring streets, and communities along One Mile Road, as well as additional segments of Route 130. Power was also restored to Melvin H. Kreps Middle School.
"We will continue our active efforts to assist our community and will share information as received," the township alert said.
During Hightstown's council meeting Monday night, council members expressed their sympathies to residents who were left without power after the storm for several days, some of whom still remain without power.
Councilman Robert Thibault drafted a resolution, which passed with a 5-1 vote, that calls for the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities to investigate JCP&L's performance in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
The resolution acknowledges residents' vocal dissatisfaction with JCP&L's lack of communication concerning the restoration of power and the much higher level of communication from other public utilities and businesses, including PSE&G, Comcast, and Verizon.
"If it's going to be five days, great, just tell me that it's going to be five days so I can plan accordingly," Thibault said. "It was not knowing that was creating this undue stress."
By passing the resolution, council affirmed that it shares the public's dissatisfaction and frustration with JCP&L's failure to provide accurate, specific, and frequent information concerning power restoration.
"I think there has to be some accountability by utility companies," Hightstown Mayor Steven Kirson said.
The resolution will be forwarded to the BPU for their consideration.
PSE&G provided more specific data for the remaining 71 Cranbury customers without power on Tuesday. They project to restore power to 27 customers on Tuesday, 13 customers on Wednesday, 13 customers on Thursday, and 18 customers on Friday.
According to a Cranbury Township alert, Cranbury Office of Emergency Management has been in constant contact with PSE&G Office of Emergency Management with regard to the power outages on Evans Drive, Brainerd Drive, and Park Place. These streets are in the PSE&G system and are scheduled with the pole replacement crew, the announcement said.
Many East Windsor Patch readers have expressed their frustration through comments on Patch articles. Some said they plan on attending the next township council meeting on Nov. 12 to air their grievances, while others have contacted the BPU, Mironov, Rush Holt and Chris Smith, and other local and state officials.
Below are just a few of the comments left by Patch readers:
Casperspooks wrote at 6:06 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 2
"JCP&L has offered nothing more than the canned response of "power will be restored in 7 to ten days" for days now. While it's understandable that it will take time to recover from this catastrophe, their meaningless statements are appalling. They, like any public business or entity, should be held accountable for their lack of transparency. Transparency contributes to determining just how well or not they are meeting their obligations. It's inexcusable that EW is not provided with better updated information by this monopoly. They obviously have a field management team that manages their service crews and plans accordingly. THEY SHOULD BE REQUIRED TO SHARE THESE PLANS IN AS FAR AS HOW IT RELATES TO THE PROGRESS OF BRINGING AREAS BACK ONLINE. Delivering canned messages highlights their complacency, laziness, and lack of accountability. When utility services cannot be provided due to circumstances, updated information should not be kept secret."
Joe wrote at 7:33 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 3
"The funny thing is, I get daily email updates from PSE&G regarding power restoration progress, and I don't even have them for electric, only gas! Not one email from JCP&L, who does provide my electricity."
Eric wrote at 8:25 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 4
"I urge everyone reading this who still has no power to file a complaint with the Board of Public Utilities. Problems that I have experienced include: 1) No updates from JCP&L 2) No one answering telephone at JCP&L 3) Excessive wait time for power restoration. 4) Inadequate preparation for storm. They should have powered down the substations during the storm so they can be restarted after the storm without delay.
"File complaint at http://www.nj.gov/bpu/assistance/complaints/inquiry.html
"Contact Congressman Smith at http://chrissmith.house.gov/contact/zipauth.htm"
Rajiv wrote at 12:12 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 4
"JCP&L has really neglected east windsor. Bring back PSEG."
ledzep2112 wrote at 7:07 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 4
"Outrageous wait times. We all have been more than patient. The time has come to stand up and defend this Township and not be pushed around or bullied by JCP&L. ANY other utility company is better than this one. We should at least try PSE&G. Considering we live in the interior of NJ and not on the shore the wait times especially for Dutch Neck and surrounding roads in nothing short of UNACCEPTABLE. Please Mayor Mironov, do something. Citizens - let's bring this up at next meeting and show our outrage. Put up or shut up."
Bruce Roller wrote at 10:48 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 5
"JCP&l should be held accountable for slow repairs compared to pse&g, as well as not providing specific details requested by the East Windsor Twp."
Allyson wrote at 2:50 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 5
"The Mayor of Sea Bight has literally been in communication with the actual workers asking THEM what they need and what HE can do to help them speed along the process! I think our Mayor needs to care a little bit more about the TAXPAYERS who keep her in office and pay her salary! This is unacceptable to let JCP&L get away with this because they are incompetent and cannot get their act together. Our neighborhood is pitch black at night. How about some spotlights in the area so we can see pedestrians walking their dogs at night? This is disgraceful."
Jake wrote at 4:33 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 5
"The sad state of affairs in EW is the result of what happens when one person has total control over local government. Clearly there has been a severe lack of emergency planning and preparedness. For years we have listened to speeches about preserving open space, attracting business and keeping municipal taxes stable but never a word about protecting our residents. While Sandy may have been the biggest storm we have ever experienced, flooding and power outages are not new to EW."
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A former Washington County Deputy has been charged with felony drug theft and faces other drug charges after allegedly stealing from a county prescription drug drop-off box.
Ricky Harry Gruber, 43, of Oakdale was charged on Feb. 27 with felony drug possession, two counts of felony theft, misconduct of a public officer and unlawful possession of a prescription drug, according to the criminal complaint.
The prescription drug drop-off boxes are meant for the public to dispose of unwanted or unused prescription medications in a safe manner.
On Jan. 25, a deputy noticed one of the drug drop-off boxes was ajar and there was no forced entry. One of the drug drums was missing from the box. On Jan. 28 the same deputy took a spare drum from storage to put in the drop-off box and found that it was locked once again with a half-full drum. There had been no public activity with the drop-off box since Jan. 25.
The deputy reported his findings to his superiors and they privately installed security cameras near the drug cabinet.
On Feb. 6, one of the security cameras for the Sheriff's Office drop-off box showed Gruber removing items from the drop-off box. After seeing this, members of the Sheriff's Office installed additional cameras.
On Feb. 12, a live feed camera showed Gruber opening the drop-off box and taking drugs into his office. Sheriff's deputies arrested Gruber at the scene and took him in for questioning.
Only select personnel were allowed access to the drop-off boxes. Gruber was never authorized to have a key to the drop-off box, the complaint states.
The complaint states that Gruber admitted to stealing drugs from the bin for personal use. He said he had been taking drugs for the past few months and had been in the drug bins more than six times.
He also said he was taking the drugs for his medical conditions, according to the complaint.
Deputies searched Gruber's office and his truck and found almost 300 prescription pills.
Gruber, who worked on special projects, resigned from his post earlier this month. He was hired to the sheriff's office in 1997 and served on the narcotics team from 2004-2009, according to the Pioneer Press.
Sheriff Bill Hutton told the Pioneer Press that he was "extremely disappointed and embarrassed as an organization," adding that his department was taking serious measures to "tighten things up."
Prescription drug drop-off boxes are located at the Sheriff's Office, the Washington County Cottage Grove Service Center and the Washington County Headwaters Service Center in Forest Lake.
Gruber's first appearance in court is May 15.
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GTA:SA targeted? and Double Standards?
Today I read a great article on Kotaku about an interview with the co-founder of Rockstar Games, Dan Houser.
He said that the Hot Coffee Mod in Grand Theft Auto: San Andres was an attack to video games itself.
"We never felt that we were being attacked for the content, we were being attacked for the medium, which felt a little unfair," Houser said. "If all of this stuff had been put into a book or a movie, people wouldn't have blinked an eye." [article]
Considering it was in 2005, it was understandable that parents had some problems with their kids seeing these stuff, especially when back then they can't fix the problem with just a simple patch. But for some reason, the authorities became aware, the media picked it up, and it ended up with such a big mess, and lawsuits were filed.
Do you think the situation became way too over hyped? And why would parents allow their children to play video games like GTA in the first place?
Parents knows the dangers of the internet for their kids and they monitor them, so how come they turn a blind eye on the content that their children play?
After reading a lot of comments on the same article, people brought up how the rating system from tv shows and movies are so much looser compared to video game ratings? I know that each of the types has their own organization that ranks them.
But lets consider a movie like the new 007 movie, Skyfall
It has a PG-13, which has scenes of violence and sexuality, nudity.
And then there is a game like Black Ops 2, where it has Blood, gore, violence, strong language which makes it a Mature rated game.
In comparison, Skyfall would be rated R in video games term, or in movie terms BLOPS2 would have a Teen rating.
What is your take in the our media's rating system? Is it fair?


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Visitors from Bikini Bottom
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They are here to go trick-or-treating. Tired form their journey they find a nice bail of hay to sit on. Both costumes are 100% home made. Sponge Bob is Made from boxes, sponges, poster board, construction paper & stern balls. My Daughter plays the part well. Gary the snail is made of cardboard boxes, a t-shirt hand died, the Hat is hand sawing with springs & stern balls. The shell is painted with poster paint then coated with polyurathane for shine. My dog Max plays the part he love it.
Contest Photo Tips and Guidelines:
- Avoid clutter. Keep the background simple -- your gingerbread house or holiday cookie is the star!
- Daytime, natural light is best. If your area is bright enough, try taking the photo without the flash.
- Upload a horizontal photo. If you crop the image on your computer, make sure you keep a landscape 4:3 aspect ratio.
- For best results, make your image 1200x900 (or "save for web").
- With a digital camera, you can take as many photos as possible and choose the best one. Have fun!


text: Juan Lagares made an awesome catch in the eighth inning of today's spring training game against the Nationals. The talk so far has been about Eric Young as the Mets' Opening Day left fielder and whether Juan Lagares will ever hit enough to be a regular outfielder. One thing has never been questioned: Lagares has the defensive credentials.


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Congratulations to the new Master of Fine Arts in Photography graduates from New York Film Academy! The grads celebrated with an exhibition at the New York Film Academy's pop-up gallery in the heart of Gallery Row in downtown Los Angeles. Featuring new work from Maria Fernanda Fuentes, Amber Kirkwood, and Bonnie Rodriguez, the opening reception was a great success with a huge turnout.
Students of the New York Film Academy Master of Fine Arts in Photography program finish their education in four short semesters at the school's Los Angeles campus. Their instruction includes visits to world-class museums, galleries, and studios, as well as guest lectures and portfolio reviews by leading photojournalists, artists, and curators. Degree students also receive a free Canon 6D or Nikon D600!
The MFA Photography graduate exhibition runs through June 23 at 101 W. 5th St., on the corner of 5th and Main. The gallery is open Wednesday-Sunday from 1 p.m.-6 p.m.


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Her Royal Highness Princess Laurentien of the Netherlands
UNESCO Special Envoy on Literacy for Development
H.R.H. Princess Laurentien of the Netherlands has been committed to literacy for years, based on the conviction that literacy is a basic human right and a precondition for a healthy, strong and durable society. It was while doing her Masters in Journalism at UC Berkeley in the US that Princess Laurentien first encountered people who had learned to read and write later in life. Following her studies, she worked for CNN Headline News in Atlanta. Years later, alongside her professional activities in Brussels, she taught Flemish adults with low literacy skills as a volunteer.
In the Netherlands, Princess Laurentien received the ABC award for her literacy work in 2003, the year she also established the Reading & Writing Foundation (Stichting Lezen & Schrijven). The aims of the foundation are to raise awareness, bring together traditional and new stakeholders and develop pilot projects with a view to rolling out these practical solutions more broadly. Princess Laurentien is Chair of the foundation.
Princess Laurentien chairs the High Level Expert Group on Literacy since its launch on 1 February 2011 by the European Commission. The Group will publish its report on 5 and 6 September this year. She was appointed UNESCO Special Envoy on Literacy for Development on 24 March 2009. In addition, Princess Laurentien is patron of a range of literacy and language-related organisations, including: UNESCO Amsterdam World Book Capital; the Dutch Language Association; Foundation for studying with disabilities; the Netherlands Audio and Braille Library; Association of Public Libraries. In 2006, she chaired the Jury of the prestigious AKO Literature Prize 2006 and in 2005 she was Patron of the Hans Christian Andersen Year. She is also President of the European Cultural Foundation. Princess Laurentien was awarded the Dutch Majoor Bosshardt Prize for her dedication in fighting illiteracy.


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One Direction are set for their own reality show, according to Simon Cowell.
The 'Midnight Memories' group - consisting of Niall Horan, Zayn Malik, Liam Payne, Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson - are set to meet with the music-and-TV mogul in the near future to discuss their own TV show, which could follow a fly-on-the-wall format.
Speaking to BANG Showbiz at the latest round of 'Britain's Got Talent' auditions at London's Hammersmith Apollo today, Simon revealed: ''I think there's something in the works, a possible TV show ... we're going to talk about that in the next couple of weeks. They're always busy these guys.''
The 54-year-old music manager also confirmed One Direction will release their fourth studio album this year, following the success of last year's 'Midnight Memories', which spawned the hit song 'Best Song Ever'.
He added: ''The important thing is they've got a new album out this year.''
The teen heartthrobs are nominated for four accolades at next week's prestigious BRIT Awards - the British equivalent to the Grammys - but Simon insists he isn't concerned about his acts being snubbed by the BRITs voting body, who in the past haven't recognized his best-selling artists such as Leona Lewis and Little Mix.
He explained: ''It means more to them than it does to me, but I hope they pick up a few.
''Honest to God, all I'm interested in is record sales. It's nice to get an award but if you don't, you don't. I don't lose any sleep over it.''


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This week in Crave-land
The Xbox 360 finally gets a price cut, and the game world gets ready for the arrival of Spore.
If you have a short memory or didn't have time to catch up on Crave this week (editor's note: for shame!), no worries, we've got you covered. Here's a look back at some of the truly interesting, strange, and wonderfully silly stories we Craved.
A Crave reader stopped by his local Fry's Electronics store, and all he got was this lousy 120GB Zune .
Stop saving your pennies, gamers. Word's finally out that Microsoft's Xbox 360 will dip below $200.
Dell made a decision : Asus' Eee PC shouldn't have all the fun. And speaking of Netbooks, the nostalgia-laden Commodore name is having a decidedly 2008 moment in connection with that nascent but red-hot market.
The world gets ready for Spore--and so does the iPhone .
The next-generation iPod Touch and iPod Nano could look like this .
Everywhere we turned, we saw Blu-ray , but for how much longer , we're not so sure.
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Welcome to the first meeting of the General's fan club! We would like to give a special warm welcome to those who have joined us from Fooch's Hall of worship. We are always open, just like 7-11! (And no hanging Chad's here.)
As self-appointed president of the QP bandwagon, my first order of business is to just say QUINTON PATTON IS A HECK OF A PLAYMAKER! The tat-master himself, the glorious #7, has high praise for him. Though it was only pre-season, there seems to be justification for the praise. If any of our members have a good youtube highlight, let me know and I'll insert it here. Edit: Thanks to andresantanajr for the link to the video.
Next, the Offensive Rookie of the Year subject. Will the object of our bandwagon fandom be able to accomplish such a mighty goal? With the fascination with QB's cause his downfall from this prize? Will the fact that a 4th rounder from a run-first team stop the General from gaining the recognition he deserves?
Looking over the OROY's, there have been two WR's picked over the past 10 years: Percy Harvin and Anquan Boldin. Yes, OUR Anquan Boldin. Over the past 25 years, there have been 4 WR's picked. Since 1967, there have been 8 WR's picked. Relatively slim percentage, but consistent. QB's have had 6 over the past 10 years, 6 over the past 25 years (that is not a typo, no QB's between 1988 and 2003), and only 7 picked since 1967. RB's have had 2 over the past 10 years, 15 over the past 25 years, and 31 since 1967. The trend has been for QB's to be picked instead of RB's, which was the trend originally.
Point 1: WR has just as much of a chance now as ever.
Point 2: Our very own Quinton Patton has a previous OROY to be mentored by.
Point 3: With the trend in QB's lately, and the lack of a good starting rookie QB, there is a next-to-nil chance of a QB taking the spot.
Now, there is some competition. Cordarrelle Patterson from the Vikings. Our own Vance McDonald. The rookie RB's in Green Bay could break out. I can discount most of these right away. Patterson has Ponder throwing to him. McDonald is a TE; never in the history of the current NFL has a TE ever been picked. Green Bay is a pass-happy team, plus there are two rookies there to take glory away from each other.
That leaves only one option: Quinton Patton. He's a playmaker, he has a dynamic QB throwing to him who is not afraid to throw it, and the General will probably be the #2 or #3 WR. He has the drive and desire to be a great football player. A grand setup for success.
We will try to have as many weekly meetings as possible throughout this season to watch the ascension of our rookie WR sensation.
I now turn the time over to the floor. Please leave your comments below.
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The Eagle-Tribune
---- — A story yesterday in The Eagle-Tribune about Andover Police Officer Evan Robitaille was mistakenly published with a photograph of a different officer who had no connection to the story.
Robitaille is on paid administrative leave pending a clerk magistrate's hearing next week on whether he should be charged in connection with a drunk driving accident in March on Interstate 495.
In checking our archives, we found two photos showing officers identified as Robitaille and chose one to run with the story. The one we chose, however, was actually of North Andover Police Detective Robert Barter, though the caption identified him as Robitaille. Adding to the confusion was that both men received police awards in January, when the photos were shot, and are similar in appearance.
When we discovered the error hours after the story was posted online, we immediately removed the incorrect photo. We later added the correct photo and posted a correction prominently on our web page.
We also contacted Officer Barter and North Andover Police Chief Paul J. Gallagher, who had notified us of the error early yesterday, to apologize, to explain what happened and to tell them what we were doing to correct the error.
We also discussed what happened with all those involved and put in place some additional safeguards that we believe will help us avoid similar errors in the future.
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To secure your place book online at wasps.co.uk/tickets.
The ticket office/info centre at the stadium opens at 6pm and will close after halftime. The Ticketmaster lines will be open from 9am and will close at 5pm.
Season Ticket Holders can bring a friend for free for this game. Just go online to wasps.co.uk/tickets and choose the option!
Season Ticket Holders will be permitted to bring their guest into the Vere Suite if capacity allows.
As always we're encouraging all supporters to get in their seats early for the game and cheer on the team throughout the warm-up!
There will be a Q&A pre-game in the Vere Suite at 19.00 while players will also visit hospitality lounges with our host David Kurk.
The new-look matchday programme will be available around the stadium for £3! This week there's a six-page in depth feature with summer arrival Nathan Hughes and a column from newly appointed Academy Manager Matt Davies. Making it's season debut is the return of the Wasps Whisperer who will once again this season be giving you all the gossip from inside the changing room!
There's a great chance to meet a number of London Wasps players this Thursday in the Club Shop at the ground.
Four players will be on hand to serve and pack bags for supporters before the game.
This is a great opportunity to get some autographs and get your picture taken with players!
It's also another fab time get your hands on the new London Wasps 2013/14 season merchandise produced by Official Kit Supplier, Kukri.
If you can't get down to the shop this Thursday remember the kit is always available online at www.waspsshop.com
Goodie bags for Junior Supporters Club members will not be available for collection at the Bayonne game, however you will have a chance to collect them at the next weekend home game against Leicester Tigers on October 27.
Supporters are recommended to use our FREE Park & Ride and Train & Ride services to reduce congestion around the stadium.
The Park and Ride services will begin at 5.30pm from the High Wycombe train station and the Cressex Park and Ride facility, near Junction 4 of the M40. The buses run on a circuit with the final buses before the game leaving Cressex at around 7.25pm and the Train Station around 7.30pm. They start again from the stadium after the match and run until 10.30pm or later if needs be.
There are car parks available right along Hillbottom Road. Car-parking costs from £5. The car parks will close two hours after the game ends, the same time as the last bus leaves for the Park and Ride service.
London Wasps will also reward any car arriving two hours prior to kick off, travelling with four people in the vehicle, FREE car parking for the game. This FREE parking offer has been extended to motorcyclists with a passenger who arrive two hours prior to kick off.
After the time of two hours before the game, then the full cost will apply.
To take advantage of this on the day simply arrive at the entrance to Adam's Park BEFORE the deadline with a car of four.
Directions from the West
M40 to J4 M40/A404. At Junction 4 take slip road and turn left, then take first exit for A4010 (John Hall Way). FREE Park and Ride is signposted on your left 200 yards from the roundabout. To get to Adams Park please follow the BROWN tourist information road signs showing a soccer ball.
There will be major roadworks 1 mile from Adam's Park on the A4010 and A40 from 14 October up until Christmas, so keep an eye on the traffic news here to see if it will affect your journey.


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Teresa shares adorable snaps of Gabriella, Gia, Milania and Audriana.
From her weight to more LeAnn-Eddie drama, the RHOBH star dishes on her private life.
What does the talk show queen think of their Season Premiere brawl?
Who was that man she dissed? And what does she think of her haters?
Until she saw tonight's episode, Joyce thought everyone had a great time at Kyle's lunch.
Cohen opens up about Rossi's possible return to the show.
Tom opens up about the aftermath of cheating on Kristen and his thoughts on Scheana's "Tooth Incident."
Cynthia explains why she's ultimately happy about the new space for The Bailey Agency.
Kim updates us on Kingsley, her kids, and shares what she really thinks about the new 'Wives and Lisa.
Lisa explains why she brought up the cheating rumors to Kyle.
Lisa reflects on the premiere drama, Jax's therapy, and the drama at Scheana and Pandora's birthday party.
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GAUTIER, Mississippi -- Gautier Mayor Gordon Gollott and the City Council will hold a ceremony on Wednesday, Feb. 26, at 4:30 p.m. to inaugurate the kick-off for the Gautier Town Center, a $90 million commercial development at the site of the former Singing River Mall.
The kick-off ceremony will launch the demolition phase of the existing 53-acre site. Gollott will host a champagne toast and golden sledgehammer ceremony at the north main entrance.
"We are excited about this next step," said Gollott. "The redevelopment of the mall property is going to be a big economic boost for the city of Gautier. It's finally coming to fruition."
Business leaders and key stakeholders will attend and speak with developers Shane Morrison and partners about their investment and plans.
The development agreement for the building of the Gautier Town Center was approved by the City Council on March 19.
The project will be a high quality mixed-use development to feature commercial businesses, office buildings, parking facilities, and related uses.
The mall will be converted to an open air shopping venue by a complete reconfiguration of the layout, including demolition of approximately 390,00 square feet of the existing leasable area and the demolition of 75,000 square feet of enclosed common area.
However, the demolished space will be replaced with the construction of over 380,000 square feet of open-air anchor, including a retail store to be constructed by Walmart adjacent to the future Walmart parking site, junior anchor, and smaller retail spaces.
"We will quadruple the sales tax revenue we've been collecting from the mall just from the Walmart store," Gollott said. "The developers are negotiatinig with other major retailers and although nobody is under contract now, we're sure it will happen. It's going to be a wonderful addition to this town."
Gollott said the new Walmart will be located on the east end of the mall property, facing south towards U.S. 90.
"If you turn into the main entrance to the mall now across from McDonald's, that will take you to the front door of the Walmart," Gollott said. "The front of the Walmart will sit in the general area of the back of J.C. Penney."
The developer also plans to develop the four to five outparcels that have remained vacant since the mall was originally built more than 30 years ago.
J.C. Penney has announced its intention to close its store in Singing River Mall, which will leave only the Belk department store as a major tenant.


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Please join us in sending your prayers to Paul Jenne, head coach at Western Hills HS (OH), who is currently battling cancer.
Meadville (PA): Ray Collins has taken over the head coaching position. Collins served as a defensive coordinator the past two seasons.
Rogers (TX): Prosper HS (TX) offensive coordinator Tom Bean has been named head coach / athletic director.
Carbon Hill (AL): Per source, Bryant Garrison has been named defensive coordinator at Carbon Hill HS.
SM West (Overland Park, KS): SM West HS is looking to hire a varsity defensive line coach. No teaching position available. Interested parties can call 913-271-6791.
Marion County (AL): Former Okolona HS (MS) head coach Calvin Aldridge has been named defensive coordinator.


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According to his official death certificate, actor and comedian Robin Williams was cremated one day after his death.
Imagine biking three miles a day, rain or shine. Now imagine doing that when you're 90-years-old.
There is one paperboy in southern Illinois who doesn't let anything stand in his way.
Every afternoon Marvin Teel of Christopher heads out on his daily route.
"I have about three miles to cover all over town," said Teel. "(It) takes about an hour and a half."
Rain sleet, snow, whatever, he gets the paper here. You can rely on Mr. Teel.
He is 90 years young, and you can bet this paperboy won't miss a beat.
"He's going to go as long as he can go," said Marilyn Teel. "He's 90 years old; you know he's going to go as long as he can go."
Mr. Teel says this route keeps him going.
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However, some days aren't as easy as others are.
He delivers more than just papers, also inspiration.
"Most people his age couldn't do that, what he's doing every day, every day."
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It is a feeling he passes on to everyone he meets.
Mr. Teel is not new to braving those routes. Before retiring, he spent 45 years delivering mail for the post office.
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WMDT 47 News – While Monday's tragic events in Washington, D.C. may not pose any current threat to the Eastern Shore, many have family and loved ones living and working in the area.
"Right away I texted my daughter because she lives ten minutes from that area," says Patty Heberling, an Ocean City vacationer. "It's scary, everything is scary."
Local law enforcement and emergency management officials say they went about their normal business on September 16th, but they were more watchful than usual.
"Our officers were briefed for situational awareness purposes, and we told them to remain vigilant," says Captain Steve Kolb with the Salisbury Police Department.
Despite the fact that there were no active local threats on Monday, Kolb admits that this kind of situation can happen anywhere.
"I don't think any type of community is immune to this unfortunately."
Joe Theobald, Emergency Services Director for Ocean City, says that while the shooting was an unfortunate and tragic event, it is not the first event like this he has seen in recent years, and unfortunately, will probably not be the last.
"The issue in Washington should be used as a wake up call to everyone," says Theobald. "Bad things do happen."
Theobald says they cannot always control the actions of others, but they do the best they can to keep the public safe at all times. Like all local emergency services, they have an "emergency operations plan," but Theobald says in order for it to be successful, the public also needs to prepare.
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Albany-- Millions of people across the country are remembering slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King, who would have turned 77 yesterday.
The Good Life City is honoring the civil rights leader with The 2006 King Celebration at the James H. Gray Civic Center. This is the tenth year for the event celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Junior, but it's also honoring our military.
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Tonight Rear Admiral Anthony Winn of Arlington will speak about Veterans in Military Service that paved the way for others to join.
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Gordon D. Temple, 77, of Shumway, U.S. Navy veteran, died at 12:22 p.m. Monday, April 8, 2013, at his home.
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FREE Night at Destiny's Lodge in Pigeon Forge
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 5
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type Cabin
- community Bluff Mountain
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 534 - $ 654 / week
$ 2,136 - $ 2,616 / month
vacation rental description
Ready to get back to nature in a semi-secluded, serene, and peaceful location? Destiny's Lodge offers guests their destiny providing a quiet, relaxing and plush wooded atmosphere to relax and enjoy your vacation in the Great Smoky Mountains! The seasonal view of the mountains in the area is breathtaking. This cabin has interior and exterior amenities for guests to enjoy and relax. Destiny's Lodge is not located in a cabin community and gives guests a large area to relax and play.
The outside has a large level yard for guests to enjoy, bar-b-que and play. Relax in the rockers and the porch swing on the front porch or enjoy the hot tub on the back porch after a day of sightseeing or shopping. The gravel driveway will accommodate vehicles with easy access to the cabin.
Destiny's Lodge is a one-bedroom and one-bath log cabin with a fully equipped kitchen, wood burning fireplace and an open loft with a pool table and air hockey table. The bedroom, with a four poster queen size bed, and bathroom are located on the main floor. A full size sofa sleeper and second couch is in the living room along with a rocking chair.
Credit cards (VISA/Mastercard/Discover) and debit cards are accepted. Electronic checks are accepted up to 30 days prior to arrival.
This is a NON-SMOKING cabin and we do accept pre-approved dogs (maximum of 2 dogs, 50# or under with a pet fee). Cats or other animals are not considered.
We will not rent to vacationing students or singles under 21 years of age unless accompanied by an adult guardian or parent.
cabin rental amenities
Free amenities are also provided for guest including Wi-Fi, cable TV and unlimited long distance for guests to use during their stay. Interested in indoor entertainment? Play a game of pool or Playstation 2 to wind down and relax. The Playstation 2 has many games to keep you entertained.
The cabin has two televisions, a DVD/VCR combo unit, and a second VCR in the bedroom with 32 movies.
All guests are provided a good supply of linens, towels and starter supplies (dish soap, toilet paper, and paper towels).
Destiny's Lodge is dog friendly and welcomes your family dog. Up to 2 dogs are allowed but must be pre-authorized.
Smoking is NOT allowed inside of cabin.
Need additional accommodations for family and friends? Destiny's Lodge is located on a street with 3 other rental cabins by owner Angel Haven – sleeps 4 (VR#119149), Hunker Down – sleeps 5 (VR#85377) and Fox Holler – sleeps 8 (VR#117345). All 4 cabins will accommodate 22 guests.
activities and attractions in Pigeon Forge Tennessee
The cabin is located off Bluff Mountain Road, Pigeon Forge.
Easy access and close proximity to Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, Sevierville, Townsend and the beautiful National Park.
5.5 miles from Pigeon Forge Parkway
6.4 miles from Dollywood
7.6 miles from Wahoo Ziplines
9.8 miles from Gatlinburg
10.1 miles from the National Park
15 miles from Ober Gatlinburg
15.7 miles from Townsend, TN
19.7 (Maryville) - 30 miles (Knoxville) from US 129 (Tail of the Dragon)
29.4 miles from Cades Cove Loop Road
28 miles from I-40 Knoxville
33 miles from McGee Tyson Airport (TYS)
40 miles approx from Rafting in the Smokies - Pigeon River
49.2 miles from Cherokee, NC
58 miles from Bryson City
vacation rental rates
Rates dependent on the time of year and holidays. Reservations are subject to a minimum two (2) night stay.
- May - September 2014 (Excluding Holidays) - $99.00 per night. DISCOUNTS for staying 5 or 6 nights
- October 2014 - $109.00 per night, 2 night minimum required. DISCOUNTS for staying 5 or 6 nights
- November 2014 through April 2015 (Excluding Holidays) - $89.00 per night, 2 night minimum required. DISCOUNTS for staying 4 or 5 nights
- May 2015 through September 2015(Excluding Holidays) - $99.00 per night, 2 night minimum required. DISCOUNTS for staying 5 or 6 nights
Holiday Nightly Rates $125.00 apply to the following schedule:
Valentine's Day 2014 - 2/13/14 - 2/16/14
Easter 2014 - 4/18/14 - 4/21/14
Memorial Day 2014 - 5/22/14 - 5/27/14
4th of July 2014 - 7/3/14 - 7/7/14
Labor Day 2014 - 8/28/14 - 9/2/14
Thanksgiving 2014 - 11/26/14 - 11/30/14
Christmas 2014 - 12/23/14 - 12/27/14
New Year's 2015 - 12/30/14 - 1/3/15
Additional charges: $60.00 cleaning charge and Sales tax of 12.75% apply to all charges.
Dog Fee $45.00/per approved dog for the stay and Sales tax of 12.75% apply to all charges.
Reservation Deposit/Payment schedule:
- Booking prior to 45 day of arrival date - $100.00 reservation deposit
- Booking or balance due 22 to 45 days prior to arrival date - 50% reservation deposit required or payment due
- Booking 21 days prior to arrival date 100% reservation deposit
- All reservations shall be paid in full within 21 days prior to arrival
Security Deposit - $150.00 (Credit/Debit Card authorized hold) for damages, additional costs incurred by the guests/paid by owners, and additional/excessive cleaning fees will be required by the day of arrival held until an inspection/inventory has been conducted by the owner. The security deposit or portion thereof, if damages exist and/or additional cleaning is required, will be refunded by the Owner within 7 business days of the departure. This amount is separate from the reservation amount.
Rates subject to change without notice.


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