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See also:American politician, was
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See also:Delaware, on the 24th of
See also:July 1796 . He came of an old Quaker
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See also:political
See also:history of Delaware . He graduated at Yale in 1815, and in 1819 began to practise
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See also:Thomas
See also:Clayton (1778–1854), subsequently a
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See also:state . He soon gained a large practice . He became a member of the state
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See also:December 1826 to
See also:October 1828 was secretary of state of Delaware . In 1829, by a combination of
See also:anti-
See also:Jackson forces in the state legislature, he was elected to the United States
See also:Senate . Here his
See also:great oratorical gifts gave him a high place as one of the ablest and most eloquent opponents of the administration . In 1831 he was a member of the Delaware constitutional
See also:convention, and in 1835 he was returned to the Senate as a Whig, but resigned in the following
See also:year . In 1837–1839 he was chief justice of Delaware . In 1845 he again entered the Senate, where he opposed the annexation of
See also:Texas and the Mexican War, but advocated the active
See also:prosecution of the latter once it was begun . In
See also:March 1849 he became secretary of state in the
See also:cabinet of
See also:President Zachary
See also:Taylor, to whose nomination and election his influence had contributed . His brief tenure of the state
See also:portfolio, which terminated on the 22nd of July 185o, soon after Taylor's
See also:death, was notable chiefly for the negotiation with the
See also:British
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See also:Henry
See also:Lytton Bulwer, of the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty (q.v.) .
He was once more a member of the Senate from March 1853 until his death at Dover, Delaware, on the 9th of
See also:November 1856 . By his contemporaries Clayton was considered one of the ablest debaters and orators in the Senate . See the memoir by
See also:Joseph P . Comegys in the Papers of the
See also:Historical Society of Delaware, No . 4 (
See also:Wilmington, 1882) . CLAYTON-BULWER TREATY, a famous treaty between the United States and Great Britain, negotiated in 185o by
See also:John M . Clayton and Sir Henry Lytton Bulwer (
See also:Lord Dalling), in
See also:con-sequence of the situation created by the project of an inter-oceanic canal across
See also:Nicaragua, each signatory being jealous of the activities of the other in Central
See also:America . Great Britain had large and indefinite territorial claims in three regions—Belize or British
See also:Honduras, the Mosquito
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See also:Bay Islands.' On the other
See also:hand, the United States, without territorial claims, held in reserve, ready for ratification,
See also:treaties with Nicaragua and Honduras, which gave her a certain
See also:diplomatic vantage with which to
See also:balance the de facto dominion of Great Britain . Agreement on these points being impossible and agreement on the canal question possible, the latter was put in the foreground . The resulting treaty had four essential points . It bound both parties not to " obtain or maintain " any exclusive
See also:control of the proposed canal, or unequal
See also:advantage in its use . It guaranteed the neutralization of such canal .
It declared that, the intention of the signatories being not only the accomplishment of " a particular
See also:object "—i.e. that the canal, then supposedly near realization, should be neutral and equally
See also:free to the two contracting powers—" but also to establish a general principle," they agreed " to extend their
See also:protection by treaty stipulation to any other practicable communications, whether by canal or railway; across the
See also:isthmus which connects
See also:North and
See also:South America." Finally, it stipulated that neither signatory would ever " occupy, or fortify, or colonize, or assume or exercise any dominion over Nicaragua,
See also:Costa Rica, the Mosquito Coast or any
See also:part of Central America," nor make use of any
See also:protectorate or
See also:alliance,
See also:present or future, to such ends . The treaty was signed on the 19th of
See also:April, and was ratified by both governments; but before the
See also:exchange of ratifications Lord Palmerston, on the 8th of
See also:June, directed Sir H . Bulwer to make a " declaration " that the British
See also:government did not understand the treaty " as applying to Her
See also:Majesty's
See also:settlement at Honduras, or its dependencies." Mr Clayton made a
See also:counter-declaration, which recited that the United States did not regard the treaty as applying to " the British settlement in Honduras commonly called British-Honduras . . . nor the small islands in the neighbourhood of that settlement which may be known as its dependencies "; that the treaty's engagements did apply to all the Central American states, " with their just limits and proper dependencies "; and that these declarations, not being submitted to the United States Senate, could of course not affect the legal import of the treaty . The
See also:interpretation of the declarations soon became a
See also:matter of contention . The phraseology reflects the effort made by the United States to render impossible a
See also:physical control of the canal by Great Britain through the territory held by her at its mouth—the United States losing the above-mentioned treaty advantages, just as the explicit abnegations of the treaty rendered impossible such control politically by either power . But great Britain claimed that the excepted " settlement " at Honduras was the "
See also:Belize " covered by the extreme British claim; that the Bay Islands were a dependency of Belize; and that, as for the Mosquito Coast, the abnegatory clauses being wholly prospective in
See also:intent, she was not required to abandon her protectorate . The United States contended that the Bay Islands were not the " dependencies " of Belize, these being the small neighbouring islands mentioned in the same treaties; that the excepted " settlement " was the British-Honduras of definite extent and narrow purpose recognized in British treaties with
See also:Spain; that she had not con-firmed by recognition the large, indefinite and offensive claims whose dangers the treaty was primarily designed to lessen; and that, as to the Mosquito Coast, the treaty was retrospective, and mutual in the rigour of its requirements, and as the United States had no de facto possessions, while Great Britain had, the clause ' The claims to a part of the first two were very-old in origin, but all were heavily clouded by interruptions of possession, contested interpretations of
See also:Spanish-British treaties, and active controversy with the Central American States . The claim to some of the territory was new and still more contestable . See particularly on these claims Travis's
See also:book cited below.binding both not to " occupy " any part of Central America or the Mosquito Coast necessitated the
See also:abandonment of such territory as Great Britain was already actually occupying or exercising dominion over; and the United States demanded the
See also:complete abandonment of the British protectorate over the Mosquito
See also:Indians . It seems to be a just conclusion that when in 1852 the Bay Islands were erected into a British " colony " this was a flagrant infraction of the treaty; that as regards Belize the American arguments were decidedly stronger, and more correct historically; and that as regards the Mosquito question, inasmuch as a protectorate seems certainly to have been recognized by the treaty, to demand its absolute abandonment was unwarranted, although to satisfy the treaty Great Britain was bound materially to weaken it . In 1859-186o, by British treaties with Central American states, the Bay Islands and Mosquito questions were settled nearly in
See also:accord with the American contentions 2 But by the same treaties Belize was accorded limits much greater than those contended for by the United States .
This settlement the latter power accepted without cavil for many years . Until 1866 the policy of the United States was consistently for inter-oceanic canals open equally to all nations, and unequivocally neutralized; indeed, until 188o there was practically noofficial divergence from this policy . But in 188o-1884 a variety of reasons were advanced why the United States might justly repudiate at will the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty.8 The new policy was based on
See also:national self-
See also:interest . The arguments advanced on its behalf were quite indefensible in law and history, and although the position of the United States in 1850-186o was in general the stronger in history, law and political
See also:ethics, that of Great Britain was even more conspicuously the stronger in the years 1880-1884 . In 1885 the former government reverted to its traditional policy, and the
See also:Hay-
See also:Pauncefote Treaty of 1902, which replaced the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty, adopted the
See also:rule of neutralization for the
See also:Panama Canal . See the collected diplomatic
See also:correspondence in I . D . Travis, History of the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty (
See also:Ann Arbor, Mich., 1899) ; J . H . Latane, Diplomatic Relations of the United States and Spanish America (Baltimore, 190o) ; T . J .
See also:Lawrence, Disputed Questions of
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See also:International Law (2nd ed., Cambridge,
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L . Bulwer in 99 Quarterly Rev . 235-286, and Sir H . Bulwer in 104
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See also:CLAY-WITH-FLINTS, in geology, the name given by W .
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See also:peculiar deposit of stiff red,
See also:brown or yellow clay containing unworn whole flints as well as angular shattered fragments, also with a variable admixture of rounded
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See also:quartzite and other pebbles . It occurs " in sheets or patches of various sizes over a large
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See also:Browne, " The Clay-with-Flints, its Origin and Distribution," Q.J.G.S., vol. lxii., 1906, p . 132) .
Many geologists have supposed, and some still hold, that the Clay-with-Flints is the
See also:residue
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See also:drift . In the paper quoted above, Jukes-Browne ably summarizes 2 The islands were ceded to Honduras . The Mosquito Coast was recognized as under Nicaraguan rule limited by an attenuated British protectorate over the Indians, who were given a reservation and certain peculiar rights . They were left free to accept full Nicaraguan rule at will . This they did in 1894 . ' It was argued, e.g., that the " general principle " of that engagement was contingent on the
See also:prior realization of its " particular object," which had failed, and the treaty had determined as a
See also:special contract ; moreover, none of the additional treaties to embody the " general principle " had been negotiated, and Great Britain had not even offered co-operation in the protection and
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See also:guarantee of the Panama railway built in 1850-1855, so that her rights had lapsed; certain engagements of the treaty she had violated, and therefore the whole treaty was voidable, &c . the evidence against the view that the deposit is mainly a Chalk residue, and brings forward a
See also:good
See also:deal of evidence to show that many patches of the Clay-with-Flints lie upon the same
See also:plane and may be directly associated with
See also:Reading Beds . He concludes "that the material of the Clay-with-Flints has been chiefly and almost entirely derived from Eocene clay, with addition of some flints from the Chalk; that its presence is an indication of the previous existence of Lower Eocene Beds on the same site and nearly at the same relative level, and, consequently, that comparatively little Chalk has been removed from beneath it . Finally, I think that the tracts of Clay-with-Flints have been much more extensive than they are now " (loc . Gil. p . 159)• It is noteworthy that the Clay-with-Flints is
See also:developed over an area which is just beyond the limits of the ice sheets of the Glacial epoch, and the peculiar conditions of
See also:late Pliocene and
See also:Pleistocene times; involving heavy rains,
See also:snow and
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See also:depth into the Chalk; here, if anywhere, the residual chalk portion of the deposit should be found, and it is surmised that a thin layer of very dark clay with darkly stained flints, which appears in contact with the sides and bottom of the
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A somewhat similar deposit, a " conglomerat de silex " or "argile a silex," occurs at the
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See also:southern and western
See also:borders of the
See also:Paris
See also:basin, in the neighbourhood of
See also:Chartres, Thimerais and Sancerrois . (J . A .
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It was a small news item the other day and you might have missed it. India executed the one surviving gunman from the Mumbai terrorist attack four years ago. India's swift but fair delivery of justice by hanging a murderer who helped kill 160 people stands in stark contrast to the bipartisan bungled, listless, lethargic, bordering-on-incompetent prosecution of terrorists responsible for mass murders of Americans.
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Kennette \k(en)-nette, kenn(et)-te\ as a girl's name is a variant of Kenna (American): feminine of Kenneth (Irish, Gaelic) "fire born; good-looking", probably influenced by Jenna.
Suggested similar baby names are Dennette, Jennette and Kennedie.
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Hill City, South Dakota (map) | (605) 574-4546
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $40.00 |
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This park is in the process of changing ownership. The new owners are a young couple with several children who live on site. I don't think they have much experience with RV's or parks, but if they work at it, there's a lot they could do with this campground. There are only three 50 amp sites here. Of the approximately 50 sites, 15 or so are tent sites and another dozen are electric/water only. FHU sites are gravel and not too level; we could not get our 43-ft rig completely level and had a 3-foot leap down from our steps. That said, this is a nice park and might be better if the new owners work at it. It's in a lovely setting, convenient to many Black Hills attractions, has free Wi-Fi, clean restrooms and showers and a small but reasonably priced laundry. Verizon wireless worked well here. I think the $40 daily rate (plus taxes) is high and they don't offer a discounted weekly rate. Apparently other campers feel the same way because there were only four RV's here during July 4th week and two of those were long term. We might stay here again if rates were lower. - Buckeye44
Hill City, South Dakota (map) | (605) 574-2305
Sites: 15 | Latest Rate: $25.00 |
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We loved this park and plan to return next summer. The managers are wonderful people, extremely helpful, etc. Met some wonderful people during our stay. There are no restroom facilities on site but we were in a self-contained RV so this was not an issue. There were no laundry facilities on site but clean laundromat is 10 minutes away in Hill City. - User3749
Wonderful location for seeing all the sights in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Owners are friendly and always available. Sites are level (gravel) with picnic tables and full hook ups. We had no issues getting in or out in our 45' motor home. I would definitely recommend this campground. Hill City is a quaint town, be sure to eat at the Alpine Inn. Easy access to library and post office. - SNL
We knew from prior reviews that this was just full hookups with no showers or restrooms. Staff was super helpful in getting us situated, and it's a great place to stay, close to Mt. Rushmore. Price reflects the Passport America rate. A little sloped getting into their park, but fairly level spots. The children enjoyed the little creek nearby and the teepee was cute too. - sunfan03
Hill City, South Dakota (map) | (605) 574-2418
Sites: 147 | Latest Rate: $55.00 |
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Not all pull-thru spaces have sewer hook-ups, yet you pay the same price. Ours didn't have sewer, and it was tight getting into the spot. Very close to each other. Grass sites. The dump station is awkward, far off the lane and back-in. Was told to enjoy the All-You-Can-Eat pancake breakfast as if it was either included in the HIGH rent or was inexpensive. Pancakes $1 each, sausages $3, bacon $3, eggs $3, coffee $2!!! Not exactly all-you-can-eat--more like "eat what you can afford"! Difficulty in getting onto Wi-Fi; SLOW Wi-Fi in the evening. Otherwise, the facility was clean and quiet. No road noise. - Pamilu
The bathrooms were way too small for this size campground, were not clean, and are not handicap accessible as their website states. WiFi did not work anytime during our stay. The sites were grass covered and wet most of our stay and it had not been recently cut. Would not recommend. - Tomk2
The park sites were extremely close (3-4' apart). We had reservations for 5 days with full hookups. When we got there the owner said that "full hookups" to them meant the "honey truck" would come to your sight twice weekly and drain your black water. With the gray water we were told to drain the gray water on to the ground. This is very unsanitary. Due to a power failure on and off all night we left the next day. We made reservations 30 days in advance and received a horrible RV spot. The park was clean, but you were crammed in. - sheenax
Hill City, South Dakota (map) | (605) 574-2668
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $36.00 |
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Depending on your perspective, this is either too far off the beaten path or central to many activities. For us it was the latter. Close to Mt Rushmore, Custer State Park, Crazy Horse and Hill City, this campground is picturesque and quiet. Sites are close together but there is just enough room between you and your neighbor. A very nice family runs the campground and pride of ownership shows throughout as the restrooms are clean and the grounds are well maintained. The pool is small but warm and good for the 10 and under crowd. We spent 8 days here and enjoyed this campground for its natural beauty, proximity to hiking, biking and sightseeing. We'll definitely return again. - theheils
In the generally very commercial area around Mt Rushmore, this is a haven of tranquility yet still close to all the action. The 2 mile state road up to the campground may be a bit much if you're 45' and towing but for our 33' rig it was no problem at all. The campground is very quiet and scenic, situated on a hill. The sites are not al level and leveling may be a challenge in some sites. At our site the sewer connection was somewhat uphill from the site, a bit unusual and made dumping somewhat of a challenge. Fire rings, tables, pool, playground, store etc all nice and all well cared for. Friendly and helpful staff. Internet weak and cell reception also weak. That is the downside of an an otherwise excellent and peaceful full service mountain surrounding. Will definitely come back for the rest and beauty of this place. - CK Beaver
A nice quiet RV park, with friendly staff. Close to all the tourist sites in the Black Hills. - User3252
Hill City, South Dakota (map) | (605) 574-4402
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $32.00 |
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Friendly staff. Very peaceful setting. Pleasant views of the surrounding forests and mountain peaks. Convenient location to Custer State Park, Mt. Rushmore and other points of interest. Fair rate. Campground Wi-Fi didn't work for us, which isn't surprising given the rigged terrain. Our Verizon MiFi signal was weak as well. Pull-through sites were spacious and the distance to neighbors was decent as well. Fire rings and firewood available. Only down side to this campground was the internal access roads were a bit tight for big rigs and the roads had fairly deep washouts. Had to take care and proceed very slowly when maneuvering our 40' rig. Seemed better geared towards smaller RVs. That said, this is a nice place and we would stay here again. - homey
Great rustic campsite. Can use generators. Great views and really close to Mount Rushmore. Big sites with cement areas under picnic tables and grill area. Very clean. Vault toilets. No showers. Faucets for water. Recycling available. Great hosts greet and will help you - they will help you with anything. Some sites right on the lake. Forested area. It is very rightly a popular choice and we are glad that we booked in advance. - akaese
Hill City, South Dakota (map) | (605) 574-2525
Sites: 500 | Latest Rate: $47.00 |
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We have camped here twice, at the beginning of the Sturgis Bike Rally, and have enjoyed it both times. Very clean campground and friendly staff. The campground is really busy during Sturgis, but the staff does a great job in keeping the area clean. Workers come around every day to pick up your trash and are willing to help or answer questions. There are a lot of activities for families with children, so this is a nice place for them. The added $10 per night activity fee that is charged for every camper makes this campground a little more expensive, but they do have a lot of things to do. The campground does get a little crowded, but all sites are nice packed gravel pads and each site has it's own fire pit and picnic table. There are a variety of campsites to choose from, so there is something for everyone. I'm not sure if my Nightly Rate is correct, but it's close to the amount we paid. - The Savages
We just returned from our second stay here and we were really looking forward to it as it had been a few years since we were in the Mount Rushmore area. You must pay a mandatory $10 per day resort fee on top of the already expensive rates. This wouldn't have been as bad if we could get Wi-Fi. The park doesn't have Wi-Fi throughout; just a few hotspots and impossible to connect at these hotspots. My husband commented to the staff on this, and they really didn't care. Apparently it hasn't worked in years. The staff really wasn't helpful. In past KOAs, the staff has booked other KOAs for us when required. Here they wouldn't and due to lack of Wi-Fi or a phone (our cells wouldn't work in the area) we couldn't book ourselves. We eventually booked by going into town and getting in a Wi-Fi location. I found a lot of inconsiderate people. We were in a pull-through spot (no back in available) and people were using it as a through way many times throughout the day. We wouldn't have cared if if was children, but it was adults as well. We really didn't appreciate it. It isn't altogether the other campers fault. If the KOA took out a few sites and put in walkways people would have less further to walk and possibly could help eliminate some of the people cutting through sites. Walked past some sites and could smell weed. I believe this is illegal in South Dakota. Didn't see a lot of staff monitoring the park. Those are just a couple of things we were unhappy with. I should have been smart and read the reviews before booking this KOA but neglected to based on our excellent first visit. After a couple of days we tried to find another campground but being a popular tourist destination this was not possible. If we are in the area again, we will stay at the local competition that has Wi-Fi (found out when we tried to check in and could connect with my iPad) and no daily resort fees. - Always Glamping
If you have preteen children and a very healthy travel budget, this park could be for you. However, if you are desirous of a peaceful, spacious campsite with modern amenities (cable tv, wifi, 50 amp service), this may not be your best bet. On the positive side, we were able to procure a spot on a "same day" basis during a busy time of year. The restrooms and showers were clean and there was a nice open area to exercise the dog. The setting of the park is also quite lovely if one can ignore the hectic activities and crush of campers clustered very close together. We were charged $75 for a site that was supposed to be pull-thru, but we had to unhook to accommodate our 45' coach. The person who took our reservation did mention that the site was 60' long, but manuevering in such close quarters made unhooking mandatory to negotiate our departure. Further, we got 30 amp service rather than 50 amp. Fortunately, it was not terribly hot since our attempt to run 2 roof airs was unsuccessful. Our site did not have wifi or cable TV (which is only available in "deluxe" sites). Finally, our rate of $75 included a $10 "resort saver fee". I called to ask what that fee was for and was told it covered amenities primarily designed for children. When I explained we would not be using any of those amenities, I was told "everyone pays". I asked to speak to a manager and was transferred. I got voicemail and left a message, explaining my objection to the resort saver fee and the $3 fee tacked on because we were traveling with a dog. I left that message around 3pm and never got a call back. If you don't want a "Kamping Carnival" experience, there are other options in the area. We will never return to this campground. To add insult to injury, even though the manager never returned my call, we received a satisfaction survey shortly after our departure! - vickyfullen
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Sites: 25 | Latest Rate: $17.00 |
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Although this is a no frills campground it was beautiful. We wish we had stayed longer, it is convenient to Custer, Rushmore, Wind Cave and Rapid City, Hill City and Deadwood, SD. Nice shaded sites with a mild breeze even in the mid to high 90 degree temperatures while we were there. Friendly/helpful host. Highly recommend if you are self contained and can dry camp for up to a week. Generator friendly campground.. - birdbrains
Hill City, South Dakota (map) | (605) 574-2527
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $56.00 |
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We had a very nice spot in the trees. Distance between neighbors was good. Verizon reception was excellent. Loved the wide open spaces. Staff were very friendly. - washdweller
Very large park with lots of open space between camping areas. Our space was level but pretty close to neighbor. No shade at our spot. Well stocked gift shop and store. WiFi did not work well at all. Would stay there again. - Rick L.
The best park in the area! Having stayed here many years ago, decided to return. It didn't disappoint. There are 5 different areas to choose from for your camping needs. We staying in the Upper Ranch Camp area, in the trees. Bathhouse specific to that area. Pull- through site, did need to do some leveling, but nothing overly extreme. The only shortcoming was the bathhouse itself. A bit run down and in need of a better cleaning. There were only 2 toilet stalls and 3 shower stalls for an area that was constantly busy from campers coming and going. The mix there was of motorhomes, trailers, and tents, so not everyone was using their own on-board facilities. Nice open meadow areas between the different camping areas. Office staff was friendly and efficient. Swimming pool by the office with extra parking for the pool area. Pancake breakfast in the mornings from 8-11 AM, reasonably priced...and delicious! Rafter J is convenient to just about everything one could possibly want to see in the central Black Hills area -- close to Hill City and Custer City, and convenient to Mount Rushmore and the Needles Highway, as well as Custer State Park. - ThomInColorado
Hill City, South Dakota (605) 574-9079
Sites: 34 | Latest Rate: $41.00 |
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This is a brand new RV park on the south end of Hill City. It is open, but not everything is completely finished. They still have some work to do on some of the RV sites, are currently working on the landscaping around the main building, and are still building cabins. The 34 sites I listed above is just for the projected number of RV sites. I do not know the total number of cabins. We spent one weekday night here. All RV sites are back-ins set on 10' wide gravel pads. Some are not big enough for large RVs. All are FHU with cable and free WI-FI. I did not hook up to the cable and the WI-FI worked well for us. That may be because we were the only RV customers in the park. All sites appear to be satellite friendly. The park roads are gravel and the site pads are raised causing a safety hazard for folks stepping out of their RVs onto a sloped surface. There is nothing (no pool or playground) for kids. All the sewer pipes are about 10" above the ground creating hookup and dumping headaches. The park is right off US385 and the traffic noise is steady and loud until dark. It picks up again first thing in the morning. Most of the town's attractions (shops, restaurants, museum, 1880 Train, etc.) are within a mile or so of the park. I thought the rate was high, and there are none of the usual discounts (GS, AAA, etc.). Even if they fix some of the problems (sewer height, for example), I don't think I would rate this park much higher because of the cost and noise issues. - Jerry S


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I finally made a website for my photography since I am a photographer and you may or may not have known that but know you do and you can check out some of my work on three different platforms:
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text: 'Goon' Movie Review: Blood and Laughter Abound in Hockey Romp Print article Send a Tip by Zachary Leeman 11 Mar 2012 post a comment "Goon" isn't about much more than what its title says. It follows a goon who gets picked up by a hockey team because he can hit people really well. The film isn't about our hero discovering himself, becoming a better hockey player, winning acceptance from his parents or any of that nonsense. It's just about a guy who's good at hitting people and getting hit. "Goon" stars Seann William Scott as Doug Glatt, a man overshadowed by his gay, successful brother and his charismatic best friend. One night, Glatt and his friend (Jay Baruchel, who's also a co-writer) attend a hockey game and are attacked by a player who Glatt's friend is heckling. Glatt knocks the man on his ass and has the whole crowd starts cheering his name. The next day he is offered a job to play hockey officially. His only job is to protect his team, take a hit when he's told to take a hit and hit whoever he's told to hit. There's not much more to the film than that. Liev Schreiber shows up as a fellow rival goon and there's a love interest thrown in for no other reason than the fact that the film needs a love interest. The only interest the makers of "Goon" have is getting its cast and crew on the ice where they can mystify with shots of blood splattering over glass, teeth banging against the ice and bones crushing against each other. There's a strange poetry to it all. You see, the film isn't so much a love letter to hockey as it is a love letter to the violence that goes hand in hand with the game. The film flourishes every time director Michael Dowse and his crew begin showing Glatt fighting on the ice and getting his face beat - and beat. By the end of the movie he is almost unrecognizable. These scenes are not only extremely violent, but uproarious. The way Glatt literally throws himself in the middle of danger for his team is unapologetic and hilarious. Scott, best known as Stifler in the "American Pie" franchise, is a master at roles like this. The film has some other great laughs as well. The supporting cast surrounding Scott is pretty funny. Baruchel and the members of Glatt's hockey team have some great lines that actually inspire real laughs which is very uncommon in movies these days. The rest of the film feels flat. The love subplot doesn't work at all. We see a girl walk into a bar and later in the film they're both really into each other. That's just poor film making. Actors like Schreiber do their best, but when the film is not showing faces being beaten to a pulp and pucks being hit, the direction is very hands off. You can feel the script attempting to rush to the next game and the next bloody fight. Faults in mind, "Goon" is still very funny. It's worth a watch at home if you're just looking to kick back and knock back a few. The script comes packed with laughs and director Dowse proves he can make you fall on the floor laughing at some of the most outrageous acts of violence or foul mouthed banter. The other great thing about "Goon" that Big Hollywood readers will be glad to hear is this: there are no sucker punches! This is more surprising when you consider that the film takes our yank of a hero and sticks him in Canada. One would expect jokes about Bush, the Tea Party, universal health care, but nothing surfaces. The film is more interested in making us laugh than getting political. But be warned, dear readers. "Goon" means it when it says it's rated "R." The kiddies should probably stick to "Mighty Ducks" in the other room while you laugh your ass off at funny Canadian accents, pucks knocking teeth out and all that jazz. "Goon" is not your typical sports film. You won't see Kurt Russell giving an inspiring speech or a character trying to be something he's not. "Goon" is about a man finding his place in the world and being good at it. Glatt is a goon, plain and simple. The film is unforgiving about this fact all the way until the unforgettable, final bloody shot. Sucker Punches: None. "Goon" is available now via select Video on Demand services and will be released theatrically March 30.


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Neighbors take issue with La Jolla nursing home traffic, noise
By Pat Sherman
Residents of condominium buildings in the 2500 block of Torrey Pines Road say noise and traffic from an adjacent convalescent home is diminishing their quality of life.
They also say speeding traffic and congestion along the busy thoroughfare is creating a hazard for pedestrians who have to park along the opposite side of Torrey Pines Road, as well as vehicles trying to turn left onto Torrey Pines.
"We have on-site parking, but it's not enough and they don't have enough either," said Ted Cosby, a resident of the condo building at 2510 Torrey Pines Road, pointing to the convalescent home directly adjacent his property, whose visitors and employees are often forced to park on the opposite side of Torrey Pines Road, dodging four lanes of traffic while crossing on foot. Cosby said he's seen pedestrians stuck in the middle of the road for stretches, unable to cross. "You constantly have to jostle in between the speed racers on Fridays and Saturday nights," said Cosby, who has lived in his unit for 16 years. "(Employees) get off at different times of day and night. … It's a deathtrap."
Audre Mckenzie, another resident of 2510 Torrey Pines Road, who serves on the property's homeowner association board, said she's seen accidents when people try to exit the convalescent home onto Torrey Pines, including vehicles that lost control and breached the sidewalk, destroying bus benches and cable boxes in front of her building.
"It's a dangerous situation with the amount of cars, the change of staff and guests coming in and out of the convalescent home," Mckenzie said, noting she is not aware of a pedestrian being hit.
As a remedy, residents are asking the city to install lighted crosswalks so drivers will be able to see when pedestrians cross, particularly at night, or a stoplight like one existing at another condominium building toward La Jolla Parkway.
A representative for the office of District 1 City Councilmember Sherri Lightner said the city's Traffic Engineering department is completing a study of this stretch of Torrey Pines Road.
However, Bill Harris, a supervising public information officer with the City of San Diego's Transportation and Storm Water Department, said the requested pedestrian crosswalks do not work on this stretch of roadway due to a lack of a "specific location where pedestrians can be channelized across," and will not be added. Instead, Harris said the city plans to install electronic signs alerting drivers to their current speed on either side of the road, as well as a "flashing beacon with pedestrian warning signs to alert motorists when there may be pedestrians crossing."
"We don't have a funding source for that yet," Harris said, noting the signs aren't eligible for funding by the city's Transnet sales tax. "We're going to be looking potentially for community service funds that would be available through city council offices (about $50,000), but we don't know where that would come from yet."
Harris said the two-hour parking signs posted in front of the convalescent home (La Jolla Nursing and Rehabilitation Center at 2552 Torrey Pines Road) were not installed by the city, and will be removed.


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Packer Fans, this IS the Year of the Take Over.....2012 NFL Season.
Often times my articles contain me complaining or ranting about the failure of a Wisconsin team or a player on said team. Today I am going to go a different route.
On my personal Twitter account I follow Jermichael Finley. Mr. Finley has been a lightning rod for the Packers most recent playoff loss and for his dropped passes throughout his career. No doubt these drops are frustrating to watch as a fan, to the coaches and his teammates, but no one is more aware of and more up front about them than Jermichael Finley. After every game Finley tweets about the game, his performance and how it could improve. If he has a good game, he is happy, but always quick to mention room for improvement.
I paid special attention to Finley's Twitter account immediately after the playoff loss to the Giants and have been reading his Tweets ever since. The immediate fan reaction after the loss was insane. People spamming his page with crazy and irrational posts. Finley responded to some, but often took the high road only promising to "Perfect the Imperfect" #PerfectTheImperfect. This hash tag says a ton about the man Finley is and the player he strives to be. It would have been very easy for Finley to just tell everyone to shut the F up, and go live their mundane lives. Nope, Finley just kept pounding the fact that he will improve, he will hit the weights, he will perfect that which he recognizes is not yet perfect. Every morning the tweets are about working out, running drills, or positive tweets to his team. His morning tweets often include a greeting to his fans and wishing them a "blessed day".
Jermichael Finley often gets ripped on for spouting off at times, and for not living up to expectations. Sometimes, Finley gets caught in the moment and will say something to piss off the media or fans, but he never hides behind it. Nope, Finley faces the music and promises to improve. How would you react if 100 people asked you for answers and reasons as to why you screwed up at work?
All the fluff above leads me to the point of the article. I am all in this year on Jermichael Finley and his promised Y.O.T.T.O. (Year of the Take Over) . What I have read on Twitter (yes I realize its Twitter and a small sample of the actual person) leads me to believe that Finley is going to EXPLODE this year. Finley has every physical skill that a great T.E. needs; speed, size, strength, reach. If his Tweets are any indication, Finley is working every day to perfect the hands, mental aspects and precision route running that is needed to become one of the best Tight Ends in the league. This while doing the obvious NFL training and being 100% healed up after his knee problems.
When I see this kind of honesty and stand up activity by a player on the Packers I am sold. Jermichael Finley, I am all in. Take Over. Help the Packers win another Lombardi Trophy! Also, a Pro Bowl and a long term deal wouldn't hurt either!
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SAN ANTONIO, Jan 26, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) today reported income from continuing operations of $180 million, or $0.32 per share, for the fourth quarter of 2010, compared to a loss from continuing operations of $131 million, or $0.23 per share, for the fourth quarter of 2009. The fourth-quarter 2010 results included an after-tax gain of $36 million, or $0.06 per share, on the sale of the company's interest in the Cameron Highway Oil Pipeline Company and an after-tax loss of $80 million, or $0.14 per share, from the mark-to-market impact of positions related to forward sales of refined products.
For the year ended December 31, 2010, the company reported income from continuing operations of $923 million, or $1.62 per share, compared to a full-year 2009 loss from continuing operations of $273 million, or $0.50 per share. The full-year 2009 loss from continuing operations included an after-tax asset impairment loss of $151 million, or $0.28 per share, for project cancellations. For all periods shown in the accompanying tables, discontinued operations relate to the Delaware City, Delaware refinery that was sold in the second quarter of 2010 and the Paulsboro, New Jersey refinery that was sold in the fourth quarter of 2010.
Operating income in the fourth quarter of 2010 was $378 million versus an operating loss of $135 million in the fourth quarter of 2009. The improvement in operating income was mainly due to an increase in refining throughput margins to $7.30 per barrel, a 49 percent increase over the fourth quarter of 2009. The increase in throughput margins was primarily due to higher margins for diesel and gasoline combined with better discounts for heavy-sour feedstocks. The increase in operating income was also due to a 10 percent increase in throughput volumes versus the fourth quarter of 2009, which also improved refinery operating expenses from $3.90 per barrel in the fourth quarter of 2009 to $3.64 per barrel in the fourth quarter of 2010.
"What a difference a year makes," said Valero Chairman and CEO Bill Klesse. "The global economic recovery is underway with very strong growth in developing countries contributing to a surge in global demand for oil and refined products. Refining margins and crude oil discounts have improved substantially over the past year, and this market momentum has carried into 2011. Combined with additional capacity closures in Europe and elsewhere, global demand growth should continue to support refining margins and encourage exports from competitive refiners like Valero. We are seeing modest growth for fuels in the U.S., but unemployment rates will have to fall before demand really picks up.
"While the market has changed for the better in 2010, so did Valero," continued Klesse. "We have improved our portfolio through the sale of underperforming and non-core assets, advanced key economic growth projects, built our financial strength, and made significant progress on our cost savings. In fact, we achieved $225 million in pre-tax cost savings during 2010, which was more than double our initial goal of $100 million. These actions position Valero with more earnings power for the future."
Valero's retail and ethanol segments reported another good quarter and an impressive year overall. The retail segment earned $61 million in operating income during the fourth quarter of 2010, and $346 million for the full-year 2010, nearly matching the record results in 2008. The ethanol segment also continued to perform well with $70 million in operating income generated during the fourth quarter of 2010, and set a record high with $209 million in operating income for the full-year 2010.
Regarding cash flows in the fourth quarter of 2010, capital spending was $629 million, of which $125 million was for turnaround and catalyst expenditures. Also in the fourth quarter, the company paid $28 million in common stock dividends and received $877 million in proceeds from the sale of the Paulsboro refinery and the company's interest in the Cameron Highway Oil Pipeline Company. In addition, the company issued $300 million in tax-exempt bonds and ended the fourth quarter with $3.3 billion in cash and temporary cash investments.
For the full-year 2010, capital spending was $2.3 billion. Earlier this month, the company announced a preliminary capital spending estimate of $2.9 billion for 2011, an increase from prior estimates due to the acceleration of economic growth projects to install new hydrocrackers at the Port Arthur and St. Charles refineries. The 2011 capital spending estimate also incorporates several major turnarounds in the first quarter and the early part of the second quarter, including significant reliability investments for a revamp of the St. Charles Refinery cat cracker and replacement of the Port Arthur Refinery coke drums.
"In 2011, our focus continues on safety, improving reliability, achieving another $100 million in pre-tax cost savings, and executing on our growth projects," said Klesse. "We have advanced the timing on the hydrocracker projects to realize the economic benefits sooner, which capitalize on our outlook for high crude oil and low natural gas prices plus growing global demand for diesel. We will also continue to evaluate opportunities to improve the competitiveness of our portfolio."
Valero's senior management will hold a conference call at 11:00 a.m. ET (10 a.m. CT) today to discuss this earnings release and provide an update on company operations. A live broadcast of the conference call will be available on the company's web site at www.valero.com.
Valero Energy Corporation is an international manufacturer and marketer of transportation fuels, other petrochemical products and power. Its assets include 14 petroleum refineries with a combined throughput capacity of approximately 2.6 million barrels per day, 10 ethanol plants with a combined production capacity of 1.1 billion gallons per year, and a 50-megawatt wind farm. Valero is also one of the largest retail operators with approximately 5,800 retail and branded wholesale outlets in the United States, Canada and the Caribbean under the Valero, Diamond Shamrock, Shamrock, Ultramar and Beacon brands. Based in San Antonio, Valero is a Fortune 500 company with approximately 20,000 employees. Please visit www.valero.com for more information.
Statements contained in this release that state the company's or management's expectations or predictions of the future are forward-looking statements intended to be covered by the safe harbor provisions of the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. The words "believe," "expect," "should," "could," "estimates," and other similar expressions identify forward-looking statements. It is important to note that actual results could differ materially from those projected in such forward-looking statements. For more information concerning factors that could cause actual results to differ from those expressed or forecasted, see Valero's annual reports on Form 10-K and quarterly reports on Form 10-Q, filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
On December 17, 2010, Valero sold its refinery in Paulsboro, New Jersey, and associated inventory to PBF Holding Company LLC for $707 million in proceeds, of which $160 million consisted of a short-term note, resulting in a loss on the sale of $980 million ($610 million after taxes). The results of operations of the refinery, including the loss on the sale, are reflected as discontinued operations for all periods presented. In addition, the refining segment and Northeast Region operating highlights presented herein exclude the Paulsboro Refinery for all periods presented.
During the fourth quarter of 2009, Valero permanently shut down its refinery in Delaware City, Delaware, and wrote down the book value of the refinery assets to net realizable value, resulting in a loss on the shutdown of $1.9 billion ($1.2 billion after taxes). On June 1, 2010, Valero sold the shutdown refinery assets and associated terminal and pipeline assets to PBF Energy Partners LP (an entity related to the buyer of the Paulsboro Refinery) for $220 million in cash proceeds, resulting in a gain on the sale of the refinery assets of $92 million ($58 million after taxes) and an insignificant gain on the sale of the terminal and pipeline assets. The results of operations of the shutdown refinery, including the loss on the shutdown in 2009 and the gain on the sale in 2010, are reflected as discontinued operations for all periods presented. In addition, the refining segment and Northeast Region operating highlights presented herein exclude the Delaware City Refinery for all periods. The terminal and pipeline assets associated with the refinery were not shut down in 2009 and continued to be operated until the date of their sale, and the results of operations of those assets are reflected in continuing operations for all periods presented.
The asset impairment loss for all periods presented relates primarily to the permanent cancellation of certain capital projects classified as "construction in progress" as a result of the unfavorable impact of the economic slowdown on refining industry fundamentals. The asset impairment loss applicable to the refining business segment has been excluded from refining operating expenses in determining operating costs per barrel. The after-tax amounts pertaining to the asset impairment loss reflected in the Statement of Income Data are $0 million and $21 million for the three months ended December 31, 2010 and 2009, respectively, and $1 million and $151 million for the twelve months ended December 31, 2010 and 2009, respectively.
On November 23, 2010, Valero sold its investment in Cameron Highway Pipeline Company to Genesis, Inc. for $330 million in cash proceeds, resulting in a gain of $55 million ($36 million after taxes).
SOURCE: Valero Energy Corporation
Valero Energy Corporation, San AntonioInvestors, Ashley Smith, Vice President,Investor Relations: 210-345-2744orMedia, Bill Day, Executive Director, Corporate Communications:210-345-2928Website: www.valero.com


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