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Dinner in Chester, CA (near Lake Almanor)?
- susancinsf Jun 30, 2007 08:49 PM
Yes, I know, a bit out of the way, but will be up there in a few weeks and are looking for recommendations for dinner one night. I've never been in the area, and am completely clueless ..... Any price range ok, as long as casual dress is fine. Bonus points if we can walk there from the center of town. (well, somehow I have the feeling that one can walk almost anywhere in Chester. What I really mean is that we'd prefer to eat in town, not at one of the lodges elsewhere around the lake...)
Any suggestions? Thanks!
I'm in the area quite often, but I've never had a really good dinner in Chester. I can say some were OK and you won't starve. There are two new suspects this year that I haven't tried, the Volcano Grill and Carol's Ranch House. The Volcano looks most promising on paper, as I haven't noticed it when driving by. I can't place Carol's unless it's that dive which I've tried previously. Your fine dinner options are pretty limited in Chester proper and Lake Almanor is pretty tough generally. For example, I made a special trip to try Lakeside at Plumas Pines Resort. They have a very nice dining area on the deck overlooking the lake. However, after trying a couple of appetizers, scanning their wine list (overpriced, nothing drinkable), ordering a couple of Buds and perusing their incredibly overpriced menu, we came home and had hotdogs. Please post if you find something good.
I haven't been in the area in ~7 years. There used to be a restaurant a couple of doors down from the laundrymat, and there is a pizza parlor in town. And, there is a coffee shop, Copper Kettle ? in town. And a Chinese and a Mexican Restaurants. There is a pizza parlor in Westwood too.
I saw you didn't want to eat at one of the lodges, but if you change your mind, the best place I found to eat in the area is at the lodge/resort next to the dam, IIRC Tuesdays was short rib night. The resort is relatively new, the restaurant/general store is rustic.
My daughter goes to camp in Greenville which is not too far away from Chester. I can offer you the options they list in the parents guide for suggestions when visiting the area. I have not been to most of the don't know if any of them are worth what might be a 20 minute drive but here are some choices anyway (the camp's descriptions are in ( )'s) :
Lk Almanor:
Peninusla Grill (Excellent dining with a relaxing and causual atmosphere)
Tantardino's Pizzeria & Pasta (Great Pizza, great for kids)
Main St Dinner House
Moon's (Local's favorite...."best bet" for pizza, Italian and California Cuisine)
Morning Thunder Cafe (Terrific for lunch and breakfast)
Sweet Lorraine's & Pangea (good Vegetarian options)
Beautiful area...have fun!
re: bennyboy1
I love fresh tomatoes. I love Mexican tomato salsa; I love Italian tomato preparations; I love salads with fresh tomatoes. On a trip to England, one thing I could never love was the slimy, half-cooked tomato in the full breakfast. Morning Thunder puts fresh tomatoes in their omelets and cooks them to a perfect slimy state. This is accompanied by somewhat-cooked, slimy red potatoes that cannot be cooked crisp or well done (I asked). I think they try too hard to be upscale. For a great regular breakfast, I go to the Coffee Express in East Quincy for patty sausage with their hot, garlic topping and extra onions in my crispy, home-fried potatoes along with some of the best pancakes in California.
I've had a lot of good meals at Moon's, not great ones. The food is good but the wine list is really limited for a kind-of-Italian restaurant. We usually settle on the tasty Gewurztraminer, Fetzer "Valley Oaks" with our salad, pizza and pasta. Moons is reliable and has been for years.
There is fine dining in Plumas County, but it's at Graeagle: Longboards at Plumas Pines Golf Resort and Firewoods at Gray Eagle Lodge. http://www.plumascounty.org/PDF/2007G...
But the OP in in Chester, so if I was going to travel for food, I would check out B J's BBQ and prime rib at Hamilton Branch going east or the St. Bernard to the west. I've been to the St. Bernard this year right after they opened for the season and they didn't quite have their act together. Like Moon's, I've had a lot of good meals there and I hope it gets running smoothly. There is the pricey Peninsula Grill on the peninsula, which does possess a great wine list.
re: bennyboy1
Last year we had an excellent lunch at
Cafe Le Coq
189 Main St
Quincy, CA 95971
(530) 283-0114
So good, and in such a nice setting, that we were really surprised.
re: bill2975
IMO Cafe Le Cog is the best in Quincy. The dinner menu changes often and the choices are complete dinners: soup, salad, entree and dessert for about $23. They have some good wines at reasonable prices. I got a M. Chapoutier, "Belleruche", Cotes du Rhone for $28 with our last meal, which we really worked well. The chef/owner is French, as you might guess, and just wants to live in the country. Unfortunately, he is in the middle of a divorce and the restaurant is for sale, so we must enjoy it while we can. Two weeks ago, I tried to eat there and they were completely booked for the evening, so I guess you need reservations on the weekend. I thought the hostess was going to cry when she had to turn us away. I really like this place.
Thanks for the replies so far. Unfortunately, Quincy won't work (too far), and alas, the Gray Eagle Lodge is even further (though I have eaten there and enjoyed it.(but that was YEARS ago...)
I put the same question to my brother in law who travels in the area fairly regularly, and he recommended the Timber House as the best food in town. Any comments? I tried to look up their website but it is inactive. Hope they haven't gone out of business (not sure how long it has been since BIL was there).
re: susancinsf
Your BIL was lucky if he found the old Timber House food edible. I got 2 steaks with rotten meat there in previous years, since it was about the only real dinner house in town. Fortunately, the whole operation is under new management, both the restaurant and motel. It has been remodeled for the better. It used to be so dark you couldn't see your food, which may have been a blessing. I thought they had a new name for the restaurant, but perhaps not. Unfortunately, I ate at the new Timber House (?) earlier this year and found the food, preparation, wine list, etc. pedestrian (that's the only word I can find that fits) and I'm no gourmet. They were nice and the food tasted good, but……… The menu seemed limited, so maybe they were just getting started. Maybe they are up and rolling. Maybe a real chef arrived. Maybe they laid-in some good wine. I hope so because Chester needs a good restaurant badly. If you go, please report.
I just remembered that there is the Lake Almanor Culinary Academy training school just west of town at the intersection of Hwy 89 and Hwy 36. It is mostly open for lunch, but I think it serves some dinners. I eat almost weekly at the one in Oroville, which is outstanding. I'm going to try the school in Chester if I can catch it open.
Incidentally, I've had several outstanding meals at Longboards. They have an incredible, reasonably-priced wine list. It was hard to choose, but we had a wonderful 2001 Aldo Conterno Dolcette d'Alba the week before last, which is almost impossible to find in the US. I would try Longboards before Gray Eagle Lodge, which is excellent also.
re: BN1
Well, I've eaten at Timber House with said BIL, but its been years. (He travels there more than I do....). I don't remember a room so dark you couldn't see the food, nor do I remember inedible meat. I remember the kind of place where you can have a decent martini or two and then a steak, and maybe the steak doesn't matter after a couple of martinis.
Seriously, a stellar wine list and gourmet food probably is too much to ask for in Chester. I used to work there and in Greenville twice a month, but that was twenty five years ago...I do remember that if I had to spend the night I would go back to Quincy to do so (and there were decent places to eat there). I also remember that the road between Quincy and the Greenville/Chester area is not one to be taken lightly, especially after a glass of wine or two.
Sometimes an ok meal and a good drink is all you can ask for. My suggestion is to walk the town and see what appeals to you. And please report back.
BTW, isn't Longboard's a chain??? Because there is a restaurant with the exact same name in San Diego, is there not??
Funny, there is good wine in Chester at the Holiday Market and they have good coffee too. I got some BBQ at Duval's Smokehouse (tasty, I thought) but they were out of coffee. After 3 tries, I found coffee at the Holiday Market. They brew Peet's Coffee on a little side shelf where you pour your own, but I could have gotten a bottle of Klinker Brick Zinfandel for my BBQ instead.
I don't see any connection between Longboards at Plumas Pines in Graeagle and RT's Longboard Grill in San Diego. One is an elegant restaurant and the other has kind of a Tiki Hut theme. One probably refers to old surfboards and the other is at the base of the mountain where ski racing began in the U.S., I believe. The miners rode the ore buckets up Eureka Peak to race their longboards down.
re: mindbank
I wonder if Susan ended up eating there. It would be funny to have two chowhounds eating at the same place in the middle of nowhere on the same night (last night was the night she was to be in Chester.....). I think its about time for some hikes up in that area and maybe check out the ribeyes afterwards.
re: janetofreno
I did eat there, and also had the rib eyes, which I thought were good, though not great, but they certainly met or exceeded expectations. The wine list was sad, and the martini would have been just fine if they had served it as I requested: contrary to my order, it came on the rocks (sigh), but since it had taken two reminders to get it (our server may have been underaged, as she said she had to wait for someone else to make it and bring it), I drank it anyway. Other than that glitch, service was very good. I would go back, given the alternatives (or lack of alternatives....)
Will post a more complete report later on the trip...but in the meantime, since it may take a few days, wanted to give an update on a few places mentioned in this thread:
Volcano Grill was closed every time we went by, looked shuttered for good. Ditto the Saint Bernard Lodge. We thought about the Peninsula Grill, but nixed it based on the prices. Just didn't want to take the chance that mains costing more than $30 in many cases would be worth it: for the prices they charge, I could eat at some of the better spots here in SF. Timber House, OTOH, was reasonably priced.
re: mindbank
That's really good news about the old Timber House. I had dined there off and on for over 20 years and it was a shame when it declined. In the Plumas County Dining Guide, it's now called Johnny's Bar & Grill at Timberhouse , I believe.
I've found another listing for a restaurant I've never tried, Chester's Kitchen. I hope someone can report on this one.
There is now one less restaurant in Chester. I got a letter today from the St. Benard Lodge inviting me to a wine tasting and notifying me that they have closed the restaurant in order to convert the entire operation into a bed and breakfast. I guess there may be public dining available on Friday and Saturday.
We have a second home in the area and are there frequently although we usually eat at home. Best and most expensive .. Peninsula Grill .. excellent food! Good breakfast on the deck... Carol's. For good pizza go to Westwood's Buffalo Chips. Fun place to drink, enjoy a band and dancing, and have a fun time (food ok) is the deck at Plumas Pines Resort. The Timber House is under new management and the food and atmosphere is better but not great. The Volcano Grill has now closed. Chester Kitchen is new and I haven't tried it but it has been recommended as good for breakfast by locals. The Culinary Academy is ran by Carol who owns CAorl's and is opening open in the winter when her restaurant is closed. I like KnotBumper for lunch. Don't go to Kopper Kettle for any meal.
re: njcampos
Njcampos, is Carol's Ranch House in Chester the same Carol as Carol's Camp Prattville Cafe?
re: BN1
Carol's Ranch House in Chester and Carol's Camp Pratville Cafe(Carol's Cafe and West Shore Deli) are two totally separate businesses. Find the menu's at http://www.almanor-restaurants.com .
My husband and I were staying in Chester for the night at the Bidwell House and it was suggested we go ten minutes away to Gambonis Peninsula Grill at Lake Almanor. Boy are we glad we did. The prices were not expensive at all compared to the quality food we received. I had the best Salmon I have ever eaten. The very light encrustment gave it just the right amount of crunch and the preparation was perfect. I could not believe I found this kind of a quality reataurant in the middle of nowhere. You must go there.


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The Microsoft Corporation...
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Jules was hired for his connections back into the USCO and is now being positioned asa tool to try and beat content management into politicos head with regards to the public Internet.
M$ seems to adore DRM, it is conspicuous that DRM as a "feature" that made it into Vista when so many other better, features did not. Microsoft and others would pack DRM up the noses of "consumers" if they thought they could get some dumb ass to buy the things.
"We think very hard about how we can protect their interests."
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Authors: DeGezelle, Terri, 1955-
Title: Manners on the telephone
Publisher: Mankato, Minn. : Capstone Press, c2005.
Characteristics: 24 p. :,col. ill. ;,21 x 22 cm.
Local Note: 15 29 109 112 118 152 159 167 173 193 203 216
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Bibliography: Includes bibliographical references (p. 23) and index.
Subject Headings: Etiquette. Telephone etiquette Juvenile literature.
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"Political Animals" (1.03) minicap: "The Woman Problem"
Elaine is going rogue with her decision to run for President against the incumbent in her own party. Although she's not close to making an announcement, the press and the President's office are starting to notice the ways in which the Secretary of State is positioning herself as an independent force.
This episode, Elaine tells the rest of her family about her plan. None of them are especially excited about the prospect of going through the stress of a campaign again, but only Margaret expresses the sentiment out loud. Elaine is not pleased with mommy dearest. (NSFW for expletives.)
What I love about the scene is realizing that the most powerful women in the world have mother issues. Think about it: Hillary Clinton's mom telling her to please do something with her hair; Oprah's mom bugging her about her weight; Michelle Obama's mom informing her that doing pushups on TV is not lady-like. Mother/daughter dysfunction knows no distinction.
That's why so many of us have women in our lives to serve as mother figures. As much as we need someone to tell us the brutal truth from time to time, we want a mentor that will talk to us about important things without comment on why we're not wearing panty hose. In Elaine's case, that mentor is Supreme Court Justice Diane Nash (Vanessa Redgrave) — who also happens to be SCOTUS's first openly gay justice.
After the presentation, Elaine and Diane talk. We learn that Diane's partner Corinne has dementia and is on the decline. Diane also tells Elaine to watch out for President Garcetti, who is not too happy that the Secretary is more popular than he.
Sure enough, Garcetti makes a pre-emptive strike. He urges Diane to retire (which is not something a President is allowed to do, since the appointment is for life) to spend time with her partner — and promises to appoint Elaine as her replacement. "She's your protégé," he says, "it would be like having you on the bench for another 30 years."
As usually happens in Washington, the scheme leaks to the press. Susan realizes that the SCOTUS appointment could ruin her inside story on Elaine's run for President (Doug told her about it last episode) so she warns Elaine. Who needs ethics when an exclusive is on the line?
I wish I had a clip of the scene between Diane and Elaine. The Justice realizes that Elaine faces an uphill battle if she runs against Garcetti.
Diane: "Consider what you could accomplish. [If you run for President] you'll be a pariah. Remember when you ran before, they branded you as an ambitious bitch. If I hadn't known you, I would've believed them. If you challenge the sitting President, voters will see your motives as selfish. I know it's unfair, but ambition looks better on men."
Elaine: "I don't care how it looks. I'm doing it because it's right — I learned that from you."
Diane: "Then take my seat. I'm offering you the chance to spend the rest of our life telling presidents what they can and can't do."
The women reminisce about when Elaine was Diane's student; Diane was extra hard on her to teach her to be rigorous and brave and not to give up. And that's why Elaine won't give up now.
Elaine: Diane, I don't want to be on the Supreme Court. I want to run for President again.
Diane: All right, Counselor. Convince me that you're not doing this because it's a still a competition to you and you didn't come in first.
Elaine: It's different this time. I can't turn away because it's hard. I can't turn away because it will piss people off. I do have deep convictions about what's right and what's true and unfortunately Paul Garcetti did not have you for a teacher and he did not learn to be rigorous or brave or to stand up for his convictions So I have to run again and yes, I have to win In two years, when I become President, I will name your replacement.
Diane: Corrine will be gone in two years… You better win, Elaine.
Other things happened, of course. We learn that Bud messed up an interview when Elaine was running because she was falling behind, and if he could take blame for her loss, she could run again. We learned that Doug proposed to Anne when both were on X. And we learn that Margaret really does have Elaine's — and the country's — best interests at heart.
Mags: "You'd be miserable if you didn't go for it. Besides, you'd look sh–ty in all black."
Elaine: "Oh, Mom, I love your pep talks."
Justice Nash announces that she's not stepping down from the bench and Elaine, in gratitude to Susan for telling her about Garcetti's plan, asks the reporter to accompany her on a private "power walk." What I wouldn't give to take a power walk with Sigourney.
Susan tells Doug that in exchange for not breaking the story of his mom's run for POTUS, she gets the exclusive story when she announces. And President Garcetti sends Elaine to Siberia, literally, in a predictably petty move to punish her for not playing his game.
Political Animals is half over — and if the remaining episodes have the power of this one, we're in for a real treat. What did you think of "The Woman Problem?"


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For Richard "Richie" Freeman, who later this month reaches his 30th anniversary running the ClearBridge Aggressive Growth fund (ticker: SHRAX), portfolio management is a very straightforward endeavor.
"Unless you are willing to get up on the table and brag how poorly you are doing, don't get on the table and brag how well you are doing, because every day is a new day and you have to stay grounded," says Freeman, who since 2009 has co-managed the fund with Evan Bauman, a protégé.
Of course, if Freeman ever cared to boast, he'd have a few points to make. For starters, he has lasted in an industry that isn't kind to longevity, and he has lasted in the same job for three decades, an eternity in asset management. Freeman is one of only a handful of money managers to run the same fund for that long. "The greatest motivator for myself is the fear of failure," he says.
Richard Freeman, right, and protégé Evan Bauman, target innovative companies with strong balance sheets, such as Biogen Idec. Peter Murphy for Barron's
Good long-term performance keeps failure at bay. Freeman, 60 years old, has compiled superb long-term numbers. Since the fund's inception in October 1983—when he launched it with his mentor and friend, Eliot Fried—the fund has averaged an annual return of 12.1%, versus 10.7% for the S&P 500. It has also beaten the S&P based on one-, three-, five-, 10- and 20-year returns, a testament to its consistency. There have been some volatile stretches, however, such as in 2008, when the fund lost 42%, trailing the Standard & Poor's 500 index by 5.4 percentage points.
Although the $8.1 billion fund has the word growth in its title, it definitely has a value bent. "We focus on the sustainability of cash flows over a long period of time and not overpaying for those cash flows," says Bauman, 38, who has been working with Freeman since 2000.
Adds Freeman: "Any manager who doesn't pay attention to value is a fool."
The focus on not overpaying for growth led to a concentrated portfolio in which the top 10 holdings now account for 51% of the fund. The fund holds 58 stocks. And they're held for a long time—sometimes even decades. The fund's annual turnover is 8%, versus an average of 70% for large-company growth funds, according to Morningstar. Freeman "has the ability to stay with these stocks forever," says Hersh Cohen, a ClearBridge colleague who has been a money manager at the firm since 1969. "He has conviction."
Freeman and Bauman also look for companies with strong balance sheets, innovative technology, and barriers to entry.
An example is their largest position, Biogen Idec BIIB 1.487796723503845% Biogen Idec Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD303.55 4.45 1.487796723503845% /Date(1416607200038-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1813013 AFTER HOURS USD303.55 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 14995 P/E Ratio 28.58286252354049 Market Cap 71684846996.7041 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 1320100 More quote details and news » (BIIB), whose products include the blockbuster multiple-sclerosis drugs Avonex and Tysabri. Biogen, Freeman says, also has a promising pipeline and has spent its cash wisely, including buying out Élan's (ELN.Ireland) stake in Tysabri. "That's added about 10% to their earnings," he says. The holding dates to 1991, when Freeman initiated a position in Idec, which merged with Biogen in 2003.
Other current top holdings include Weatherford International WFT 3.5175879396984926% Weatherford International Ltd. U.S.: NYSE USD16.48 0.56 3.5175879396984926% /Date(1416607461341-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 11765883 AFTER HOURS USD16.4464 -0.0336 -0.20388349514563106% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1769 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 12752767614.5174 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 222716 More quote details and news » (WFT), an exploration-and-production equipment company whose management they credit for paying off debt and improving its drilling assets (for more on Weatherford, see The Trader, Oct. 7); and Seagate Technology STX -0.91547146780592% Seagate Technology PLC U.S.: Nasdaq USD64.94 -0.6 -0.91547146780592% /Date(1416607200072-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4052419 AFTER HOURS USD64.03 -0.91 -1.4012935016938712% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 138366 P/E Ratio 14.025917926565874 Market Cap 21250902346.7749 Dividend Yield 3.326147212811826% Rev. per Employee 269098 More quote details and news » (STX), which makes disk drives for data storage. "While the PC market might not be growing as fast as it did, the data still need to be stored on high-density drives, and cloud storage is growing" very rapidly, says Bauman.
Freeman says Facebook FB 0.20380434782608695% Facebook Inc. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq USD73.75 0.15 0.20380434782608695% /Date(1416607207087-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 22828807 AFTER HOURS USD73.76 0.01 0.013559322033898305% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 231575 P/E Ratio 68.28703703703704 Market Cap 205603768034.023 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 1767400 More quote details and news » (FB) is a good example of buying a "solid business with a great balance sheet when it was radically out of favor." They bought a good chunk of shares last fall when the stock was in the mid-$20s, versus about $50 now. "The challenge was proving they could monetize and grow their base, which they have done," Bauman says. Freeman expects Facebook to be a long-term holding as well: "Great companies have a habit of doing great things longer than people expect."
From the beginning, Freeman looked for companies on the cusp of new technologies and that were growing faster than the S&P 500. He found some in unexpected places. In the mid-1980s, Freeman was sitting in a restaurant with his wife. "I thought an alarm went off at a table," he recalls. "It turned out it was the first cellular telephone that I had ever seen." That led to profitable investments in companies such as LIN Broadcasting and Cellular Communications.
ClearBridge Aggressive Growth Fund (SHRAX)
|Total Returns*
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|Biogen Idec
|UnitedHealth Group
|Anadarko Petroleum
|Weatherford Intl
|Forest Laboratories
|Core Laboratories
|*All returns are as of Oct. 9; three- and five-year returns are annualized.
** As of 8/31/2013.
Sources: Morningstar; company reports
Even earlier, right when the fund started, Freeman had his eye on biotechnology, a nascent industry where he sensed great growth potential. The first stock he bought for the fund was Genentech, and other early holdings included Chiron and Genzyme, all of which did well for the fund and were taken over. Freeman acknowledges that he hasn't nailed every trend or stock pick. He has never owned Apple AAPL 0.1375634081334365% Apple Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD116.47 0.16 0.1375634081334365% /Date(1416607204671-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 56293765 AFTER HOURS USD116.34 -0.13 -0.11161672533699665% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 885533 P/E Ratio 17.989589608142964 Market Cap 683077903760.791 Dividend Yield 1.6141495664119516% Rev. per Employee 1969180 More quote details and news » , Google GOOG 0.4992240525026644% Google Inc. Cl C U.S.: Nasdaq USD537.5 2.67 0.4992240525026644% /Date(1416607206988-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2197775 AFTER HOURS USD537.89 0.39 0.07255813953488371% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 20474 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 367465726478.511 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 1355410 More quote details and news » , Amazon AMZN 0.6322986627942155% Amazon.com Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD332.63 2.09 0.6322986627942155% /Date(1416607206987-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4408129 AFTER HOURS USD332.51 -0.12 -0.03607612061449659% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 58458 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 154009692019.988 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 726743 More quote details and news » , or Priceline PCLN -0.20972718133601415% Priceline Group Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD1151.46 -2.42 -0.20972718133601415% /Date(1416607200076-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 780284 AFTER HOURS USD1151 -0.46 -0.03994928178139058% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 7522 P/E Ratio 25.622162883845128 Market Cap 60285836555.2314 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 857161 More quote details and news » , but "we've still beaten some 90% of all the other funds that probably had those names."
FREEMAN DESCRIBES THE past few years as "the most unloved bull market that I've ever invested" in, bemoaning investor skittishness. "This year, any time you have a 5% correction, the fear index moves up dramatically," he says.
Freeman developed his interest in stocks as a kid growing up in the Ocean Parkway section of Brooklyn in the 1950s and 1960s. His father, who worked in the garment industry, peddled mutual funds at night, and Freeman remembers watching the ticker tape after school at a local brokerage. He earned an undergraduate degree in accounting from Brooklyn College, followed by an M.B.A. from New York University.
Fortunately for Freeman and his investors, the good times in his career have far outweighed the bad. The scariest day of his career, he says, was Oct. 20, 1987, the day after Black Monday. Following an early rally, the Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted. "I have never seen a day when you had halts on almost every one of the 30 Dow stocks," he says.
A diehard New York Mets fan, Freeman sees similarities between baseball and investing. "Your results are published every day, so your batting average is out there every day for everybody to see," he says.
A scouting report on Freeman might read something like this: a very good, experienced hitter who waits for his pitch.
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"Reading is the basic tool in the living of a good life" Mortimer J.Alder
If I were to be re-born as an animal I think it would be a book-worm, simply so I could immerse myself fully in the written word, inside and out. I love reading, simply love it, and one of the biggest worries we had going full-time on the road was giving that up. At home we had a 400+ book library, and it was almost heart-breaking to pack it away. We took a measly 30 books on the road.
Thankfully, in this modern day and age there are plenty of options for book-loving-full-time-nomads like ourselves. Here's just a few:
1/ Electronic Readers – I've always been one of those people who said I could never read a book electronically. I love the feel & look of paper, and just couldn't imagine giving that up. Hubby bought a Kindle some time ago, and after I'd read our mini-RV-library for the 10th time I broke down and bought one too. It's been one of my best purchases ever and I've enjoyed more reading since we got the Kindle than I have in the past many years. If you haven't tried it, you should. Not only is it portable and light, there's an enormous selection of free "classics" in the wireless storefront, plus amazingly it's really, really pleasant to read. The connection is decent, and we've had access to download books in all but our most remote campsites. There are lots of other electronic readers out there (e.g. Apple IPad, Sony Reader, Nook), but we're very happy with the Kindle.
2/ On-Line Book Swaps – To supplement the Kindle we also do on-line book-swaps. Most book-swap sites are free services based on the honor system. You place any books you'd like to swap on-line. If someone orders it you post it at your expense and get an online "credit" once it's received. With that "credit" you can ask for any of millions of books (sometimes also CDs, or DVDs) posted by others and receive it for free. The only negative is that posting takes a while. Most swap sites use low-cost Media mail which can take 2-3 weeks to arrive. Since we travel around we can't get books sent to us directly, so we ship to our mail forwarder (we use Alternative Resources in SD) and stick with light books when we do it. Here's some of the best swap-sites:
3/ On-site Book Swaps – Lots of RVers love to read, so you'll find plenty of people willing to swap on the road. Some RV campsites will have a swap library on-site or in the laundromat. Also, some local bookstores will buy or barter used books as well.
So, fear not that your mind will be idle. Go ahead and kick back in your RV backyard, crack open your favorite author and enjoy the view.
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I had all but given up reading late into the night – one of my delicious obsessions since being a kid and reading under the covers with a flashlight. Had thousands of books I just got rid of (and those are just from the last 9 years in Alaska-I had given away twice as many when we left Tulsa to come to Alaska). Then my AT&T account allowed me to get an IPhone 3Gs. Enter the FREE Kindle app. No longer am I keeping my hubby awake until 4am. And I have read almost a complete book a night. There's something about the background lighting that is so much better than the reading lamp that was keeping him up. Easier to see. Love the ability to highlight passages along with all the other readers in the world, and to read their favorite passages. I have truly found my book and flashlight under the covers!
libertatemamo says:
So right, Lynne. I forgot to mention the free Kindle App. Another great way to access and read books. I can't read in bed on my bulky PC (another reason I got the Kindle), but I can see how the iPhone would totally work.
Brent says:
I'm still really hoping to see some kind of reasonable subscription option for eBooks. I just have a hard time justifying having to buy two kindles and then spending $10 and up for a electronic book that has none of the physical cost of production and distribution.
However, reading, and the lack of a local library is one of the things I'm really unsure about with our trip. We'll have to come up with some type of solutionl.
libertatemamo says:
I have to admit I was worried about this too when we started, but the costs have been reasonable. There are alot of free ebooks availible (almost all the classics are free), and many that are reduced. The free books are on Amazon or places like Project Gutenburg (http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_Page). There are some guys coming up w/ monthly subscription plans, like the old-fashioned book clubs, where you get to download multiple books for a fixed fee. I haven't looked at them in detail yet (still reading mostly free books), but I may when I run out of the classics to read.
rvfulltimers says:
And the Iphone has many many apps that are really reasonable, too. I'm on the 100 Thing Challenge right now (aguynameddave.com) and the Kindle app for IPhone totally fits into that. I don't have to store or carry around a ton of books. So far, any of the books I've wanted have been a Kindle. There are a lot of overpriced books on Kindle. I usually don't buy it unless it is under 10 bucks. Most of them are.
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I do the same. I'm very selective with what I buy on Amazon for the Kindle. Most of my books have been free, but I've bought a select few that I really wanted to read and ignore the ones that are overpriced.
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Another thing I love to do is listen to Old Time Radio. I own every single episode of The CBS Radio Mystery Theater, and there are now IPhone apps that allow you to listen to over a 1,000 Old Time Radio Shows. So cool to listen to things like Lights Out, from the 1930s when americans were buying war bonds and taking a vitamin called Ionized Yeast for their health. So funny!
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Cheryl says:
I know this is an old post but I thought I chime in anyhow.
Our local library has a wonderful collection of ebooks (20,000+ titles when I got my nook several years ago). Since I generally have between 5 and 20 ebooks checked out at a time I will be taking advantage of the non-resident membership when we go on the road. It will cost me about $150 a year – not free but not outrageous given how much I read.
Love your website – I need to start at the beginning and read it all – we go on the road in about 6 months! Thanks for all the good information.
libertatemamo says:
Nice little tip Cheryl! We've met several folks on the road who've maintained ebook connections to a public library. I think it's a great little idea.
It's been years since we got our Kindles and we still love them. Aaaalmost time to upgrade to a newer model.
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Manchester man jailed for best friend's death in fatal 2011 crash
Mathieu's mother, Lynette Shinsato, told Judge Kenneth McHugh how she asked John Mitchell, 25, to be the designated driver on the night of the Oct. 23, 2011 crash, and is struggling with forgiveness after Mitchell tried to trick police into thinking he was not behind the wheel.
"My faith and my belief system have been shaken," Shinsato said. "Will God forgive me for not forgiving the actions of another?"
Mitchell pleaded guilty to negligent homicide, aggravated drunken driving and reckless conduct on Nov. 29 for killing Mathieu and injuring another passenger. Mathieu was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash, after Mitchell's 2006 Honda Civic went off of Old Manchester Road in Derry about 1:50 a.m., struck a tree and rolled over.
Assistant County Attorney Brad Bolton argued for a six- to 12-year sentence, saying the broken promise to Mathieu's mother, and Mitchell's claim of not being the driver warranted a longer-than-average prison term.
"That kind of shows you something - what type of character, what type of man he is," Bolton told McHugh in Rockingham County Superior Court.
Mitchell climbed into the back seat and maintained - even while at the hospital - that someone else drove the vehicle, Bolton said.
Another passenger, Brooke Scott, 20, was injured during the crash.
Anthony Mathieu was one of three brothers who served in the military during the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. A 2005 graduate of Memorial High School in Manchester, Mathieu enlisted in the Marines and served two tours of duty in Iraq between 2007 and 2008.
He had been out of the service for two years, going to college at Southern New Hampshire University and working at his family business, Capital Auto Auction in Manchester, at the time of the crash, according to his mother.
Mitchell turned to Shinsato in court and apologized for his actions, saying she and Mathieu had been like a second family to him.
"To say I left a brother behind, I can't refute that," he said, "but I loved Anthony, no matter what my poor judgment shows. For the rest of my life, I will love him."
McHugh spoke about the challenges he has faced in crafting sentences for negligent homicide cases during his 35 years on the bench, especially when there was no intent to end someone's life.
He said if he knew that a 50-year sentence would bring Mathieu back, "I would impose that sentence. That would probably be true justice."
McHugh said while a four-year minimum might sound like a light punishment to some, "Mr. Mitchell will be associated with a whole of bad people. It's not a lifestyle he is used to."
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