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Where is the accountability for anonymous Town Forum posters ?
Original post made by Peter Carpenter on Mar 7, 2010
When people post on the Town Forum using anonymous names there is no way for the reader to establish any source credibility, to verify that they actually exist, to know where they actually live, to know what contributions or transgressions that have made in the community, to know if someone is paying them to pose as a resident of a particular community, etc. This problem is compounded by the fact that a number of anonymous posters use multiple names to post multiple comments on the same topic. And these anonymous posters are free to engage in scurrilous personal attacks on posters who use their real names without any accountability.
What are your thoughts on the dramatically different standard of accountability between posters who use their real names and posters who use one or more anonymous names?
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on Mar 7, 2010 at 8:20 pm
brian is a registered user.
I don't have a problem with it. It's the nature of the internet. If you really have such a problem posting with others who you know nothing about and can't Google, don't post. Get yourself a column in the Almanac and you can say whatever you want and you can set it up so your opinions aren't commented upon.
It seems to me that what this is really about, is that you ended up on the losing end of an argument and you're not happy about it.
on Mar 7, 2010 at 8:27 pm
Peter Carpenter is a registered user.
Brian offers a perfect example of the problems of anonymous posters.
He claims to live somewhere in Menlo Park. Who is he/she? Where does he/she really live? How can we calibrate his/her comments? What has she/he done for our community?
Brian states:"I don't have a problem with it." Of course Brian doesn't, because for Brian there is no accountability, no responsibility and, hence, no credibility. He/she can post whatever they want and there is no way to verify its truth or accuracy.
on Mar 7, 2010 at 8:44 pm
brian is a registered user.
Who is he/she? Where does he/she really live? How can we calibrate his/her comments? What has she/he done for our community?
What business is it of yours? If you can't calibrate the value of my comments then don't read them or don't give them any credence.
on Mar 7, 2010 at 8:51 pm
Peter Carpenter is a registered user.
Brian states:"Who is he/she? Where does he/she really live? How can we calibrate his/her comments? What has she/he done for our community?
What business is it of yours?"
Yet this very same anonymous poster DEMANDED answers about me on these same issues and he and others then provided those answers based on my total personal transparency.
Clearly the anonymous posters claim and really enjoy a different standard of accountability.
How well Brian states it - "what business is it of yours"
Work remembering when we read the comments of anonymous posters.
on Mar 7, 2010 at 9:25 pm
brian is a registered user.
Peter writes: Yet this very same anonymous poster DEMANDED answers about me on these same issues and he and others then provided those answers based on my total personal transparency.
WRONG! I demanded nothing of the kind. You are confusing me with some other poster.
on Mar 7, 2010 at 9:44 pm
Peter Carpenter is a registered user.
Brian states:"WRONG! I demanded nothing of the kind."
The record shows the following -
Posted by Brian, a resident of the Menlo Park: other neighborhood, on Mar 6, 2010 at 11:40 am
"I also have to wonder, as one who doesn't even live in the city but is obviously excercised about this, did you have some financial stake in this project? Are you a freind of the developers? Just curious."
The anonymous posters also researched where I and my wife have worked many years ago ("former high-tech and bio-tech execs from such places as Alza"), my wife ("Actually its Peter's wife who is the smart one") and where we live live and the used those facts to make scurrilous personal attacks.
Clearly Brian and his/her anonymous fellow posters believe that facts about me are their business but facts about them are not.
As Brian so clearly states ""what business is it of yours"?
As this thread proceeds I look forward to the Brian and the other anonymous posters continuing to dig their own hole.
If the readers are interested in the truth then it is their business to know a great deal more about these anonymous posters.
on Mar 7, 2010 at 9:55 pm
john p johns is a registered user.
Brian has unwittingly presented a persuasive argument for posting with one's own name rather than anonymously.
Brian proclaims Mr. Carpenter is wrong and that Mr. Carpenter has him confused with "some other poster".
This is precisely Mr. Carpenter's point. Without knowing who is saying what, we are unable to filter out biases, we are unable to ascertain the reliability of the source of the posting.
When I attended college, my English teacher taught us to read about the author. When he admonished us to do so, he was intent upon sharpening our critical thinking skills.
To expect one to be pursuaded by the thoughts and words of an anonymous poster is to accept those words at face value, to be gullible. This is not a sign of respect for the readers of this post.
Mr. Carpenter's admonishes us to take responsibility for our posts by using our real names. I concur. I would only add that the readers of this post are deserving of nothing less.
on Mar 8, 2010 at 6:52 am
Brian is a registered user.
there you go twisting the facts again. nowhere in that quote is any "demand" to know anything. I asked a simple question, you responded. I identified where I live and what my opinions were. If you need to know more about me, that's just too bad. If you can't judge the veracity of my comments then move on to the next post or don't read them.
Because we live in a small community annonimity in posts allows people to present ideas that might be quite counter to what others in their community think without fear of being ostracized. Again, if you don't know who the poster is or know anything about them and that is important to you, all you have to do is move on to the next post.
Judging from the number of people that post without using their names, I suspect it will stay that way and if it doesn't you and a very few people will be left to post your thoughts.
on Mar 8, 2010 at 8:04 am
john p johns is a registered user.
Dear Brian
If you have some spare time, do a search on this website with the words, John Johns, Finance Director, Atherton.
When you do you will see a host of articles that say some things about me that to put it mildly are not terribly flattering.
I know from a very bitter personal experience what it is like to be ostracized by a community that I held close to my heart.
I can tell you there is only one fate that is worse. It is to be made to fear that I cannot speak my mind, to be robbed of the one civil liberty that we Americans hold above all others, the freedom of speech. To post anonymously is to fear the repercussions of speaking one's mind.
Meaning no disrespect I feel the need to remind you that we do not live in the former Soviet Union, where speaking freely would land one in a gulag. We do not live in North Korea, nor is this a south american dictatorship. This is Atherton, California a small community in the land of the free, the home of the brave.
Think about it. If speaking out on an issue that is important to you will lead to some sort of social exile, then is the community you fear being exiled from really worth being a part of?
I for one believe that Atherton is a community worth being a part of, but not if it means that we feel the need to compromise on our civil liberties for fear of expulsion.
on Mar 8, 2010 at 8:36 am
Brian is a registered user.
I am very sorry for the pain you have suffered. But, your experience only goes to emphasize the need for the ability to post in an annonymous fashion. While it is nice to think that we should be able to say what we want without being ostracized, your experience demostrates that the facts are otherwise. I live in Menlo Park. I own a business here and I cannot afford to have something I post here have an effect on my buisiness, because if it does, I won't be living here any more. I, like you, love my community. But I'm also a realist when it comes to these things.
on Mar 8, 2010 at 9:48 am
john p johns is a registered user.
Your point is well taken. I have learned that in life we have many responsibilities and that these responsibilities are sometimes in competition with one another.
We have responsibility to society, we have business obligations, we have responsibilities to our families.
You are right about one thing, we have the right to freedom of speech, but that doesn't mean it is incumbent upon each and every one of us to be heroes.
I think Mr. Carpenter has raised a legitimate issue and that is worthy of debate, impassioned debate.
I am sorry that Mr. Hine has chosen to restrict this post to registered users. Had he not imposed such restrictions, I suspect we would have heard more on this topic from anonymous posters telling us the reasons for wishing to stay anonymous as you have.
on Mar 8, 2010 at 11:28 am
Brian is a registered user.
John writes: I am sorry that Mr. Hine has chosen to restrict this post to registered users. Had he not imposed such restrictions, I suspect we would have heard more on this topic from anonymous posters telling us the reasons for wishing to stay anonymous as you have.
I suspect you are correct.
Mr. Hine: how about unlocking this thread and letting non-registered users post?
on Mar 8, 2010 at 11:38 am
I am travelling today and unable to comment at length.
I started this topic and I chose to limit it to registered users in order to avoid the trash talk that otherwise degrades a good discussion.
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on Mar 8, 2010 at 11:39 am
Renee Batti is a registered user.
John, a person who begins a thread has the ability to restrict comments to registered users. None of the editors restricted this thread, which means Mr. Carpenter chose to do so.
on Mar 8, 2010 at 5:03 pm
john p johns is a registered user.
Dear Ms. Batti
I am aware of an individual's ability to restrict comments. Mr. Hine has taken the liberty of restricting comments on another post, that being the post I wrote regarding identity theft. Mr. Hine allowed my post to stay up after I wrote another post objecting to taking it down the first time.
Perhaps Mr. Hine would consider unlocking the two posts I wrote so that people feel welcome to comment, anonymously or with their real names, registered or unregistered.
Thank you in advance for your attention to this matter.
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I love Thandie Newton. She has incredible range as an actress. I wish she would do more films.
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Glad to see any positive comment about Thandie Newton. Am I the only one that thinks she's underrated brilliant character actress? She's amazing for sure. I would absolutely fall to sleep on this in a movie theater or at home watching on Netflix, but I'd be up for Thandie's one scene b/c she has that quality which makes you pay attention.
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This guy is making so many moves -- he's another one I wish we could get some time to chat with...and his name is NOEL!
Chuckles @Xi -- she did do that liquor ad for (what was it, Absolut?) I hate tequila but I would drink some Thandeway! So glad to see her in this film!
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In a quiet moment today, it came to light that really, really, for real, the only person that I can change is myself. The only attitude I have any control over is my own.
This means taking care of myself so I am better able to handle mental and physical stress.
This means asking for help because I don't have to carry the burden all on my own.
This means taking the high road and not jabbing back at people who lash out. This means eating my veggies with my protein and carbs because cookies are not a meal or a vegetable. :)
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I allowed some space into my day and hope hopped in.
Here's to more hops!
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Can you keep a secret? Cream cheese is the "secret ingredient" in these comforting spuds. Simply mix, mash and let them simmer in the slow cooker. —Frieda Bliesner, McAllen, Texas
- 4 pounds Yukon Gold potatoes (about 12 medium), peeled and cubed
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened and cubed
- 1 cup (8 ounces) sour cream
- 1/2 cup butter, cubed
- 1/3 cup heavy whipping cream
- 3 tablespoons minced chives
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh parsley
- 1 teaspoon minced fresh thyme
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- Place potatoes in a Dutch oven and cover with water. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and cook for 10-15 minutes or until tender. Drain. Mash potatoes with cream cheese, sour cream, butter and cream. Stir in the remaining ingredients.
- Transfer to a greased 3- or 4-qt. slow cooker. Cover and cook on low for 2-3 hours or until heated through. Yield: 10 servings.
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From his desk near the front window of the new storefront rented by the "Occupy" movement, Jay Ugenti reads the declaration first drafted at Zucotti park in lower Manhattan back in September of 2011. The document, entitled "The Declaration of the Occupation of New York City," is a laundry list of grievances, mostly aimed at corporations and the politicians they influence.
"They have continuously sought to strip employees of the right to negotiate for better pay or safer working conditions," Ugenti reads from the document. "They have consistenly outsourced labor and used that outsourcing as leverage to cut workers' healthcare and pay..."
The Occupy movement has spread to cities and suburbs across the country including Long Island. Now, Occupy protesters have launched "Occupy Storefront," a brick and mortar meeting place for direct action protests, job fairs, veteran services and fund-raising art shows. The storefront, located on Railroad Avenue diagonal from the Ronkonkoma LIRR station, opened in June. The office is run by volunteers, like Ugenti, an electrician by trade, and Jason Sullivan, a union roofer and journalism student who acts as Occupy Storefront's communications liason. The rent is paid through donations. The leaseholder is "Occupy Storefront," a registered nonprofit organization.
Though married philosophically to the Occupy Wall Street protests, both Ugenti and Sullivan say the Ronkonkoma storefront will operate on a number of platforms centered on helping the community and its members.
"It's very important to us that we promote community business as well as community outreach," Sullivan says. "We're also very passionate about jobs for veterans. Because the unemployment rate as well as the homelessness of veterans is astronomical."
"People can wrap their heads around a storefront," Ugenti says, "It's a community center; the door is open for people to come in at any time. It's a more structured approach because we do have a phone number, there's an actual physical address that people can contact."
Politically, the Occupy movement in general has been labeled liberal, or left-wing, however, according to Ugenti, the issues they support attracts both sides of the political spectrum.
"Our main mantra was 'we are the ninety-nine percent.' So as far as I'm concerned, if you're not one of them [the 1%] you're one of us." Ugenti says his focus in the political arena is to get the Citizens United Supreme Court Ruling that allowed corporations to supply unlimited funds to stump for specific candidates overturned.
As far as direct action, Occupy Storefront intends to provide a rendevous point and bus launch site for protesters planning to camp out in front of the Southampton home of Julia and David Koch this coming Sunday, July 8. The Kochs are wealthy supporters of Republican policies and will be holding a $50,000 per plate fundraiser for likely Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney on that day. Southampton Patch will be on the site to cover that protest.
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Sullivan says the often-heard criticism he hears from people about the Occupy movement is caused by complacency.
"People are so comfortable in this system and this institution that we have, even though it's wrong and it's not for them, that they'll fight to keep it because they think in their minds that it's good for them," Sullivan says. "The mentality I get from the union guys that are opposed to [the movement] is 'go to work and shut up.' How do I go to work and shut up? When I see so much going on? I can't shut up."


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For the second year running, the Gulf Research Center with the Gulf Research Foundation at Cambridge University will be holding second annual Gulf Research Meeting from July 6 to 9, 2011, an event that is managed by KCORP.
The Gulf Research Meeting (GRM) is a new initiative and activity by the Gulf Research Center aims to foster Gulf studies through identifying issues of importance to the Gulf region and promote scholarly and academic exchange among scholars working with or interested in the Gulf region. The meeting features Up to fifteen specialized workshops. Particular emphasis is given to encourage young scholars to engage in the debate and take part in research collaboration.
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After weeks of teasing, we told you earlier that The New Yorker's Nick Denton profile was on its way, in print within the October 18th issue, and likely online this Sunday night. As of 6 p.m. there's still no sign of it on the internet, but how about a little preview? Come inside for a few on ... More >>
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j2 Global (JCOM) pushed the Internet industry higher today making it today's featured internet winner. The industry as a whole closed the day down 0.8%. By the end of trading, j2 Global rose 30 cents (1.3%) to $24.28 on average volume. Throughout the day, 365,653 shares of j2 Global exchanged hands as compared to its average daily volume of 452,400 shares. The stock ranged in a price between $23.95-$24.59 after having opened the day at $23.95 as compared to the previous trading day's close of $23.98. Other companies within the Internet industry that increased today were: Authentidate Holding Corporation (ADAT), up 6.9%, Demand Media (DMD), up 6.8%, Youku (YOKU), up 5.9%, and Remark Media (MARK), up 5.8%. j2 Global, Inc. provides cloud services to businesses of various sizes through the Internet worldwide. It offers online fax, virtual phone systems, hosted email, email marketing, online backup, customer relationship management, and bundled suites of these services. J2 Global has a market cap of $1.11 billion and is part of the technology sector. The company has a P/E ratio of 10.1, equal to the average internet industry P/E ratio and below the S&P 500 P/E ratio of 17.7. Shares are down 14.7% year to date as of the close of trading on Tuesday. Currently there are three analysts that rate j2 Global a buy, no analysts rate it a sell, and three rate it a hold. TheStreet Ratings rates j2 Global as a buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its revenue growth, largely solid financial position with reasonable debt levels by most measures, notable return on equity, attractive valuation levels and good cash flow from operations. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company has had sub par growth in net income.
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On the Eating of Crow
A lot of us are quick to label players a bust. In the case of JaMarcus, it was unanimous league-wide. However players like McFadden and Bey have also received this title prematurely. Granted they got off to a rough start, but in light of recent events, at the least they have earned themselves an appeal, I believe, from that label. I'm guilty of this myself, thus I present to all you (and myself), this link, because at least if you find yourself eating crow, it needn't be simply taking a bite out of feathers and all. There are ways of making it more palatable.


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Foxy Brown Fighting for the Right to "Show Her Ass"
Foxy has a restraining order on her from her neighbor, but that didn't stop her from mooning her (super classy…) and cursing her out last July.
Today, Fox Boogie and her legal team turned down a plea deal in exchange for pleading guilty to said actions. Foxy intends to "fight" the charges against her, even though she has already admitted to mooning her (which completely violates the restraining order).
Foxy's attorney demanded that the case be dismissed and when that didn't work, he demanded a trial. They will get the trial but if they lose, Foxy faces one year in prison on a misdemeanor charge of violating the protection order. I don't think it's worth the risk. Do you???
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It's a love story set to music. "Memphis: The Musical" is based on the life of Dewey Philips, the Memphis disc jockey responsible for putting Rock 'n Roll hits on the radio.
Soon it will be made into a feature film.
"It's definitely going to be a musical film," said Molly Smith, a native Memphian and successful movie producer for Alcon Entertainment. "But it's probably going to be more drama with music in it, more like "Walk the Line" or "Dream Girls," where the music is organic to the story."
Smith, who was also an executive producer for "Blind Side," has a new movie called "Beautiful Creatures" comes out in February 2013. The Blind Side was set in Memphis, but filmed in Georgia. Smith hopes to keep "Memphis: The Musical" in Memphis.
"Tennessee has just been one of those states that unfortunately has been a little harder to bring films to in the past couple years," she said. "I've had to take a couple films to Georgia and Louisiana because of more competitive tax incentives."
Moviemaking is expensive, and Smith wants every dollar to go to the screen.
Her last movie filmed in Louisiana and saw a 32 percent tax rebate. Smith says right now, Tennessee only offers 15 percent.
Lynn Sitler with the Shelby County and Memphis Film Commission says both mayors and state officials are working together to bring "Memphis: The Musical" to Memphis.
"Memphis is a character in this story," said an optimistic Smith. "It's all set on Beale Street so it would be great to work this out and do it there."
She says shooting movies on location means using local vendors and an influx of jobs.
"As a Memphian born and raised in Memphis, I've always dreamed of doing something and shooting in Memphis," she said. "Filmmakers like Craig Brewer have had the pleasure of shooting in Memphis. Of course it would be a tragedy to not do something called Memphis in Memphis."
"Memphis: The Musical' will return to the Orpheum Theatre for a limited engagement April 23-28, 2013.
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Sometimes all it takes is a little trimming to find some amazing treasures in one's own yard. When Celia Edmundson moved into her home on Longboat Key, at the end of August, she wasn't sure how to go about cleaning up the landscape. It was overgrown; the pergola by the dock and the lampposts by the pool were faded; and the walkway to the entrance of the house had been flooded.
Edmundson enlisted the help of Rich Alexander, of Three Seasons, to clean and reuse materials to give the landscape a fresh look. Alexander and his team were thrilled by what they discovered — a magnificent ponytail palm (21 feet in circumference), bird of paradise, banana trees and a variety of other specimen palms and plants.
Alexander also reused pavers already on-site to create a whole new look in the front yard. The pergola was restained to bring it back to life, and the power-washed lampposts revealed bright turquoise.
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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - Jeremy Johnson says he is lucky to be alive after his car was hit by a train early Tuesday morning.
Johnson, 21, suffered a bloody nose and a few minor scrapes when a Norfolk Southern train hit his 2008 Honda Accord as he crossed the tracks at Agnes Road, east of Northshore Drive.
"God was looking out for me," he said.
Johnson's car wound up in a ditch and hit a utility pole.
The train was not damaged.
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Johnson says the crossing lights were working and the train sounded its horn, but he didn't notice them until after he was hit.
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Add another award to the long list of honors for Texas commit Johnathan Gray, who was named US Air Force National Football Player of the Year on Tuesday. The real question is whether there is any room left on the mantle in the Gray household. The guess here is no.
Following a concussion to Connor Brewer, Texas fans weren't exactly thrilled to see star running back commit Johnathan Gray down on the ground after a carry with the score already out of hand in an already meaningless game. Fortunately for the burnt orange faithful, Gray's father told the AAS that his son only suffered a high ankle sprain and should make a full recovery with several weeks of rest. Good news, indeed.
"Simply put: on the gridiron there's Texas and there's everyone else." I do declare Mr. Glicksman, but you're making me blush.
In the midst of another deep playoff run and after recently crossing the 10,000-yard threshold for his career, Aledo running back Johnathan Gray has another award to add to his mantle -- Gatorade Texas Football Player of the Year. It's the second straight year that Gray has taken home the award.
2012 Texas running back commit Johnathan Gray of Aledo has always been a touchdown-scoring machine, going back to his freshman year in high school. With a one-yard touchdown run against Lake Travis in the second quarter Friday night, Gray broke current Texas running back Traylon Shead's all-time Texas record for career touchdowns with 147 and counting. Congratulations to the future 'Horn.
Johnathan Gray is a stud, 5 carries and over 100 yds. and two TD's. in the first quarter. Comes out next year, Gimme Please!!!!!!
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I have been putting off this particular blog post for a while now, but I think it's time for me to write it. This is my last year at Fletcher's Meadow Secondary School, where I spent the last seven wonderful years with the most amazing individuals and it's difficult to imagine that I will not work with them again next year. I never thought that leaving FMSS would be so difficult, especially my science department.
We have seen each other mature into professionals; we celebrated each others' birthdays, engagements, weddings and baby showers; we consoled each other during the times when a parent, or someone close to us, passed away; we supported each other when we were sick or when one of our loved ones was sick; we made new colleagues feel welcomed and bid farewell to friends who left us. We became a family and this is exactly why it hurts to say goodbye.
Although we will remain friends, our profession is a busy one and we will not see each other as often as we had in the past. (And this is hard for me to imagine.) But I will remember everyone and cherish their uniqueness. This department has allowed me to develop into a unique educator that I am today and I think that it so important that we allow each others' individualities and creativities to come to realization – that's the only way we can grow. It is equally important that we trust and support each other in our innovative pursuits. I can only hope that will have the same kind of support at Erindale that I had at Fletcher's over the last seven years. I feel like I am a rookie again, and it's very humbling.
Since I decided to transfer to another school two weeks ago, I have been going through somewhat an emotional time, and emotional often does not equal rational. But every change is an opportunity to grow and with growth often comes the pain. This is my way of rationalizing the emotional pain that I feel as I cut the umbilical cord with the science department and the school that will always be the foundation of my career and an inspiration for my future. Science: you have all been an inspiration and I look up to all of you!
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Even though most schools have already started, Labor Day weekend is the last hurrah for summer break.And what better way to celebrate then go camping?
We headed out to Pla-Mor campgrounds in Bremen and Eby Pines in Bristol for a holiday camping outlook.
Eby Pines has all 300 RV sites booked up for the holiday weekend, with 8 primitive camping sites still available.
Pla-Mor has 185 reservations on the book for the weekend.
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"Getting away from the city, just being out here where it's quiet," said Pla-Mor Campgrounds Manager Dave Haro. "The grass, the trees, just relaxing."
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The late Paul Harvey starred in what is certainly the most memorable Super Bowl commercial of 2013. It was positively striking: the folksy cadence of his voice, familiar, amongst other social sets, to any kid who grew up listening to the station that carried Rush Limbaugh in the 1990s. He was the superior Andy Rooney and the friendlier News of the Weird. And Sunday night, just under three years after his death, I heard him when I never figured I would: during a Super Bowl truck commercial. And Hell, is it ever a commercial.
The imagery is arresting. It's something we haven't seen all night; it's ... art. Remember Clint Eastwood's "up with America, get off your ass" appearance in last year's Super Bowl? Seems like these moments come to us in the second half, buried in the early minutes of the fourth quarter. Enjoy your light beer ads. If you sleep on this, the loss is yours.
Here is the full transcript of the ad:
"And on the eighth day, God looked down on his planned paradise and said, "I need a caretaker." So God made a farmer.
God said, "I need somebody willing to get up before dawn, milk cows, work all day in the field, milk cows again, eat supper, then go to town and stay past midnight at a meeting of the school board." So God made a farmer.
God said, "I need somebody willing to sit up all night with a newborn colt and watch it die, then dry his eyes and say,'Maybe next year,' I need somebody who can shape an ax handle from an ash tree, shoe a horse with hunk of car tire, who can make a harness out hay wire, feed sacks and shoe scraps. Who, during planting time and harvest season will finish his 40-hour week by Tuesday noon and then, paining from tractor back, put in another 72 hours." So God made the farmer.
God said, "I need somebody strong enough to clear trees and heave bales, yet gentle enough to yean lambs and wean pigs and tend the pink-comb pullets, who will stop his mower for an hour to splint the leg of a meadowlark."
It had to be somebody who'd plow deep and straight and not cut corners. Somebody to seed, weed, feed, breed, and brake, and disk, and plow, and plant, and tie the fleece and strain the milk, . Somebody who'd bale a family together with the soft, strong bonds of sharing, who would laugh, and then sigh and then reply with smiling eyes when his son says that he wants to spend his life doing what Dad does. "So God made a farmer.""


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SHE has lived through the Great Depression, two world wars and 22 Olympic games.
Vera Smith, of the Don Thompson House care home, Dovercourt, celebrated her 100th birthday with friends and family – some of who had travelled from the United States.
Vera was born on November 2 1912, in Erawton, Suffolk and went to school nearby Shotley before working as a dinner lady at Manningtree High School.
She married husband Phillip in 1933, who she met at a dance. They were married for 59 years before Phillip's death in 1992.
Vera, who had two brothers and a sister, also has two sons, two daughters, eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
Her daughters, Myrtle Rehberger, 73, who has travelled from Eugene, Oregon, in the United States, said: "It's wonderful to come over here and see my mother who has lived this long."


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CORNELIUS – Cornelius commissioners recognized the late Bill Lackey for his service to the town with an official resolution at its Monday, March 8, meeting.
Lackey died suddenly Dec. 7, at age 65 after falling from a ladder.
He was a member of Mt. Zion United Methodist Church and the Don Bridger Sunday School Class, led the Disciple Class for years, chaired the finance committee and served on other boards and committees.
He also served on the Town of Cornelius Planning Board, and as president of the Charlotte Regional Realtors Association, chairman of the Real Estate and Building Coalition and director of the N.C. Association of Realtors and the National Association of Realtors.
In 2000, he was named Realtor of the Year.
"He's truly one of the good, good people in this community," Cornelius Mayor Jeff Tarte said with Lackey's wife, Barbara, by his side. "Life isn't necessarily about the pursuit of happiness. Life is about being good, and that's what Bill was and I'm going to miss him."


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UW-Baraboo/Sauk County to Host "Views from the Farm" Art Exhibit
The works of Arliss Kelsey will be on display at the UW-Baraboo/Sauk County's James A. Schwalbach Gallery from January 24 through March 22, 2013. Kelsey is an Iowa-based artist whose work is inspired by the landscape that surrounds her.
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One of West Indies' vast arsenal of Twenty20 weapons and Brian Lara bat-a-like Darren Bravo is looking forward to a ding dong with the Aussies in the semi-final of the World Twenty20 in Sri Lanka. He spoke to Ed Kemp on behalf of ESPNcricinfo.com ahead of what promises to be a thriller.
What's the mood in the West Indies camp at the moment, Darren?
We are in a happy spirit at this point in time. It's our first semi-final spot in a Twenty20 competition, the guys are really excited about our semi-final against Australia, and I'm sure when we go out onto the field we're going to put on a fantastic show.
You don't always get a bat in the middle order in Twenty20 games. How do you feel about your own form going into the game?
I'm quietly confident. I've been working very hard on my game in the nets, I was able to get a feel out in the middle against New Zealand, so that's a positive in itself. It's a matter of me – if selected – just going out there and expressing myself in the best possible way and try and execute my role, and as a team trying to execute our game plan in the best possible way.
What are they key factors to the game against the Aussies?
I think it's very important we start well. It's going to be a very challenging match, Australia always come hard at us, but I think I'm going to be concentrating on what it is we have to do and understand our own point of view, execute our gameplans. We can't control what the Australians are going to do, we can control our own game, we need to just believe in ourselves, step out onto the field and give it our all.
Who are the big threats in the Aussie team?
Watson and Warner do a fantastic job at the top of the order, as well as Michael Hussey. I think it's very important we get into the middle of the order as soon as possible. As long as we do that it's going to be very beneficial for us – you can see when they played Pakistan they showed a little bit of vulnerability below their top three, so it's important for us to look at that as an advantage. But in the end we're just hoping to get one more run than Australia to carry us to the final.
What's it like sharing a dressing room with Chris Gayle?
It's fantastic. He's always cracking a joke, or doing some kind of prank or something, it's that sort of excitement he's brought into the dressing room. Obviously he's a leader, we look up to him as a leader. He's very experienced, as a youngster you can go up to him any moment and ask for advice. We are very lucky to have him on our team, hopefully on Friday he can give us that wonderful start and set us up for a wonderful total, so that the bowlers can go out and defend against the Australians.
You had a brilliant start to your international career, but struggled a bit in Tests this year. How do you explain that?
To be quite honest I'm not really happy with my performances so far in the year. That is all part of the game: you have your ups and downs, it's very important that you learn from your mistakes and that you learn very quickly. I started off well and had a good cricketing year last year, so it's a matter of continuing believing in myself and just continuing to develop my game and once I get an opportunity and get a good start I have to make it count. Yes, it was a bit difficult, but that experience is going to serve me well for the future, I'm really happy to have been part of that tour.
Tests or Twenty20?
To be quite honest it's a mental switch. You should be able to play all formats, it's just a mental switch, it's just a matter of understanding the situation of the game and you have to go and play your role.
You're always compared with your cousin Brian Lara. Do you get bored with hearing people say you bat like him all the time?
The fact that people tend to say that about me is something I use to motivate me as well. It can be a bit of pressure but instead I use it as a motivating factor. Brian Lara is my role model ever since I was a kid, and still is, it's definitely a dream come true to be representing the West Indies and hopefully I can do what Brian did.
Darren was speaking on behalf of ESPNcricinfo.com. ESPNcricinfo.com is delivering extensive World T20 coverage, online via a dedicated tournament section and on mobile and via a free new iPad app.


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"He sat down for a one-on-one with Fox News. Very bold choice. Dick Cheney sitting down with Fox News is like Mrs. Butterworth sitting down with the Pancake Channel." --Jimmy Kimmel
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News: Da Brat Lets Nicki Minaj Lead The Pack, "People Will Pay More Attention Now"
Thursday, Apr 21, 2011 1:40PM
Female rapper Da Brat has shared her opinion on Nicki Minaj's image and why she feels the Young Money star represents for all female emcees.
Along with her content, Brat also digs Nicki's crazy wardrobe choices.
"I don't know what it was, but hopefully with Nicki Minaj being out, people will pay more attention now to see that we got it crackin', too," Brat explained in an interview. "I appreciate what she does, and I like her music. I like the fact she doesn't stay in a box. I like the fact that she sings. I like the fact that she wears different-colored wigs and that she's all about the fashion. I dig that. I don't want to stray too far from myself because naturally I am a tomboy. Naturally I have a whole lot of swag, and I ain't letting that go, but I'm tired of these braids." (Sister 2 Sister)
Recently, Brat revealed her thoughts on Minaj's war of words with Lil Kim.
"My personal thoughts on beefing -- when it's only like six of us left still trying to put out records -- it's not enough for us to beef," Brat said when asked her opinion on Kim and Minaj. "It makes no sense to me. But if that's what they do let them do that." (VIBE)
Female battle rapper Lady Luck recently told SOHH Kim and Minaj should be allowed to keep their battle going.
"See, it'd be dope if everybody else still had the spirit of hip-hop in them," Luck explained to SOHH. "But everybody's a judge now. Everybody is a critic now. The females can't even have a little competition between one another without somebody saying this one's hating or that one's jealous without stuff going on. I definitely feel like it's competitive and I feel like people need to pay more homage to Kim. People need to show Kim love and at the same time, give Nicki respect because she's out there knocking walls down." (SOHH)
After being freed from a three-year jail stint last month, Brat talked about her experience behind bars.
Formerly incarcerated rapper Da Brat tells TMZ she did NOT strike up a romance with another female inmate during her time behind bars ... though she insists everyone wanted a shot at her "goodies." Da Brat -- who last week completed a three year prison stint for attacking a waitress with a bottle in 2007 -- tells us, "Every female in prison wanted me ... all of them wish they could have gotten these goodies." Brat insists her goodies were never gotten. Brat tells us ... some of her famous friends reached out during her time -- "Jermaine Dupri sent me the most money ... Omar Epps and his wife looked out." (TMZ)
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Indianapolis Colts beat writer Mike Chappell tweeted that wide receiver T.Y. Hilton was "watching practice with right foot in boot." Hilton was already dealing with a groin injury last week before the game against the 49ers. This appears to be a new injury and details are still very limited.
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Hilton has had an up-and-down start to the 2013 season. He was excellent in Week 2, catching six passes for 124 yards, but in his other two games combined, he only caught five balls for 33 yards. Such is the life of a big-play receiver; however, expectations were very high for him after his excellent rookie season. If he is forced out, Darrius Heyward-Bey might be someone worth watching, although the former Oakland Raider is far from a fantasy starter. Also, a few more targets might go toward Reggie Wayne .


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