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Is the future of technology in the humanization of computers? Or the computerization of man?
Intelligence examines one answer to that question. Gabriel, a man with a chip in his brain, is America's most important asset. He has the ability to search databases, use satellite feeds, surveillance footage and much more on the spot, in real time, and analyze it immediately.
An important national security asset indeed.
On Intelligence Season 1 Episode 1, the show introduced the characters, the technology and the threats that are out there in an engaging, intense manner. The only slower spots were when characters started explaining those things; for example the seemingly never-ending walk and talk between Lillian and Riley.
The idea of a man with the power of a computer in his brain isn't entirely new, but Intelligence offers a new, fresh, and realistic feel to the story. I never felt like I was watching something futuristic, instead Gabriel felt like someone that could exist in today's reality. Whether that technology or anything remotely close is feasible, I'm not sure, but it felt real.
The chip doesn't give him physical superpowers or allow him to learn and retain information, he's just a guy with access to incredible data mining abilities. His physical abilities come from being Delta Force Tier 1 and serving five tours of duty. Even without the chip, he would be an incredible asset for the country.
The Intelligence pilot effectively introduced the characters and in a way that made me instantly like them and want to see them interact together as a team. The moment that Gabriel and Riley met their chemistry was unmistakable. Not in a romantic way (I hope they don't go there). Instead, they immediately knew how to get to the other. It's a partnership that started with a power struggle and hilarious banter.
The joke about who saved whose life started serious, but developed into a bonding moment for them. Lillian was right, they need each other. When Gabriel gave Riley $20 and said it was for "the next time." Their partnership solidified and they were on the move. Though, it was Riley who made the first move when she sided with Gabriel over Lillian. Her "Well, hell with that," was perfect.
One of the more intriguing threads of the story involves Gabriel's missing and presumed dead wife, Amelia. She was a CIA agent who the government believes became a traitor and helped terrorists. He's determined to find her and will use the chip to do it. At first, Lillian appeared to buy the government's version of events.
When captured by the Chinese, Riley said she would help Gabriel find Amelia. I find Amelia's story to be an interesting addition to the story. Ultimately, it became clear that Lillian actually sides with Gabriel. She traded the disavowed Chinese agent for information about Amelia and then gave Gabriel and Riley the room needed to investigate the lead.
In one episode, I became invested in her story and what happened to her. I wanted Gabriel's faith in her to be right. With the other threats out there, it will be intriguing to find out if the lead on her is fruitful or not. Regardless, I want to know more about her and what she's been doing for the last five years.
Another outstanding thread is the second chip. The Chinese woman woke up! She's sure to play a role going forward. If her chip is more advanced than Gabriel's what does that mean for him and America's national security? They could end up being foes and face off, but that seems too obvious. We'll have to wait and see what comes next for her and where her allegiances will end up.
Overall, I'm looking forward to watching these characters develop as a team while saving the world. The fight scenes and gun fights add to the thrill of the hour. My favorite moment had to be when Gabriel helped Cassidy target and shoot the sniper rifle. I had no clue what was happening at first. A bit of intrigue and a unique way to put Gabriel's chip to work. And, he saved Riley's life!
Dr Cassidy set the tone for the show early in the episode when he said, "Technology is not revolutionary. It's evolutionary."
Will you be back for more Intelligence?
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One of the best new shows of the year. By the way, I think the Chinese agent returns later this season.
Loved the premier episode. I thought the show looked good but wasn't totally sure about it but now I'm glad that I decided to watch it. I love both the main characters and their chemistry is great. The second chip story is interesting and I can't wait to find out if the girl is good or bad or maybe bad then turns good either way it should be interesting. Can't wait till the next episode it looks good.
I got the impression they lab guy and the Chinese gal were in a lab elsewhere; that is why they had not been found. I was a big fan of Chuck too, but I think there is room for both shows. This one was nice because it was ALL cool stuff and you didn't have to wade through the copious amounts of "Geek stuff" at the Buy More. And it was nice to see a main character who is already super-advanced; much like if you took one of the fellows from "The Unit" and implanted him with a super chip. You would expect about this result. Liked it. Will definitely watch more!
I feel the idea behind this show is brilliant and how it is a toned down and more realistic tv series than those of Chuck or in a way Almost Human. I enjoyed the pilot episode, though one thing that left a sour taste in my mouth was the fact everyone forgot about the second chip! Surely the Cyber agency's main priority would be to acquire the second chip, wouldn't the inventor have said, "Oh, by the way, I implanted the chip on a Chinese women, we should retrieve it back". The last scene that shows the Chinese woman waking up shouldn't have happened, it is the writers' deliberate oversight of basic agency protocols that let this happen. Frankly, that was a major disappointment though, I will be watching the next episodes to see how this develops.
I actually liked this a lot more than I was expecting after reading that lots of people were disappointed.
It has potential and I will tune in again.
It looks like Josh Holloway went to the Stephen Amell school of stunts for some of the stuff he did! I loved when he jumped it one side of the jeep and slid out the other! Very cool.
My one issue is that Lillian did not send a team back to the warehouse to arrest all the guys that were still around including Amos.
I was disappointed that NCIS:LA had to be the "sacrificial lamb" for this piece of mediocrity. The cyber-rendering/hologram effects were OK, but it had more than its fair share of stock characters--the homicidal Asian spy, the brilliant and wholly unattractive "hipsterd" (hipster + nerd), the nebbishy son of the kidnap victim.....
Terms! Terms for anything and everything.. "Make it sound technical" the writing director said. "Oh and toss in 'cyber'. The muggles like that." The character stuff works, the leads click. When they get a chance to.
I like the premise, but this is grinding even to me.
Perhaps the showrunners could themselves heed the title of their show. This was not "intelligent" television.
While I liked the episode, I have gripe with the ending. They did nothing about the stolen chip (or the woman who it was implanted in), the computer tech who sold them out, or other lose threads which they left to be used in later episodes. The Doctor knew about the chip and woman so why was nothing done? It is not as if they did not have the control of lab or the room where the tech was locked up since they were able to take the spy away after shooting him.
I completely agree with you, but in the show's defence - Riley highlighted the agency's disregard to basic protocols e.g. Letting Gabriel be part of Clockwork even though his wife is officially a traitor.Therefore, their oversight towards not sweeping the lab for the second chip and arresting everyone is part of the amateur-ish agency this show is about.
That was my thought too. Why was the tech just sitting there? I thought he had become one of the bad guys. I can see why we saw the woman open her eyes.....shock value.....to be continued, but why was he sitting there unattended? I missed something, I guess.
I thought the show was stupid. That idea was done so much better and with better actors on Chuck. I'll not watch.


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|Really basic question from a novice. Never grown beans before, so I really dont know much.
I planted "Fench climbing pole beans" around a bamboo teepee. They seem to be doing great. Problem is they are about 2 feet high and not clinging to the bamboo poles in any way. they are just kind of flopping over. Are these bush beans and I got sent the wrong thing?
I'm sure this is a dull question for most of you guys, but thanks for any info.
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|It's not a dull question at all. Different vegetables climb in different ways and I can readily see why you are asking the question at this time.
Pole beans don't have tendrils like some vines. They climb by spiraling around the pole, string or whatever vertical object they are near. Eventually, they will spiral around each other too.
At first beans send out a long, lanky stem which doesn't attach to anything immediately. This is what you have. It seems to flop around searching for something to grab. The vine has a slight curl, in preparation for grabbing a support. When the stem eventually finds something to grab, it will start to spiral tightly about it.
You can help the vines along if you see one which looks ready but has not yet gotten a hold. Just guide the vine loosely around the support in the direction it is tending toward and it will go from there.
It's an interesting process which I believe uses plant hormones called auxins to guide the growth. There has been some discussion about whether beans have a tendency to spiral in a particular direction, clockwise or counterclockwise, like the Coriolis effect which influences the direction of water twirling down the drain. See if your beans show a preference.
- Posted by shirleywny5 5 (My Page) on Sun, Jun 29, 08 at 13:16
|I couldn't resist a response as to which way pole beans climb. Here on WNY the vines wind counter clockwise. I believe this phenomenon has to do with the axis poles. In the northern hemisphere it is counter and in the south it is clockwise. Anyone else have a view? Same for water going down a drain.
|> In the northern hemisphere it is counter and in the south
> it is clockwise. Anyone else have a view? Same for water
> going down a drain.
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|Quite honestly, I don't know about the direction of bean twining. I will observe more carefully this summer.
Movement of the sun across the sky does affect some plants. For example, the leaves of wild lettuce (aka compass plant) track the sun. Conceivably, a similar effect might influence the direction of twining in pole beans. But I don't know.
|Well thanks, Jim for the info. Sure enough I've got several plants climbing now. for what its worth, 3 for 3 winding counterclockwise, and I'm in upstate NY like shirley.
|Just thinking this sun model through, because it sounds so plausible: The growing tip stretches towards the sun and moves around the support always pointing towards the sun, following its movement through the sky? Except - beans actually twine the opposite way. Pity!
|We need to establish whether we are talking about viewing the spiral from above or from below when we use the terms clockwise and counterclockwise. Which is is for you, mattjjd24 and galina?
|My pole beans climb counter-clockwise when viewed from the top looking down.
|Viewed from root side of the vine it will be turning in clock-wise direction.Viewing from shoot side(as tcstoeher posted) vine will be turning counter clock-wise to climb or to accomplish foreward direction.Consider top of the screw as root side and pointed end of the screw as shoot side and try to understand which way screw should be turned for moving foreward ( for the vine to climb).While doing so ask someone to view the motion of the tip or the pointed end when you are turning the screw clock-wise for foreward motion.For a gardener it is bit complicated science to understand the game played by the shoots of the plant,the Hormon in the plant shoot called Auxin and the need for the plant for sun light to grow.
Presumably this could be or may be opposite in Southern hemisphere where Sun's position will be in opposite direction at the same time of observation.
|Jimster and group.
My beans rotate clockwise viewed from above. Viewed from the root up, they climb anti-clockwise here. Imagine the support stick had a clockface painted around it. The vine emerges from the roots at soil level, say at 6 o'clock, it would then go upwards and towards 3 o'clock, then 12, 9 and 6 o'clock again, but higher up the stick. Hope this makes sense.
Both ph vulgaris and ph coccineus twine the same way. I am growing asparagus beans for the first time in the greenhouse and these too are starting to twine the same way.
Have just found a picture on www from beans in Rwanda and they too climb the same way mine do.
Here is a link that might be useful: Bean rotation
|That makes sense except, to me, it describes counterclockwise rotation (viewed from above). The photo is consistent with this. Confusing, eh? :-)
- Posted by tn_veggie_gardner 6 (My Page) on Thu, Jul 3, 08 at 0:05
|I don't give a crap which direction them climb in...lol...it's still very interesting to know how they climb. I bought a 5 ft triangle shaped lattice for my bean plants today. I'm looking forward to seeing how they grow around it.
|Mine climb counter clockwise when viewed from above.... Northern hemisphere here.
I'm wondering about what to do when they reach the top of the pole. Mine are 8 feet tall now and are still searching for something to climb. Do I cut the tops to encourage bean development or just let them keep searching?
- Posted by shirleywny5 5 (My Page) on Thu, Jul 3, 08 at 6:52
|Mine are also way above the 6 foot trellis and winding around each other. I'll just leave them alone. I'm sure there will be lots of beans as the tops are loaded with blossoms. I added twine up and down the trellis for the beans to climb. All the vines are climbing the twine. The trellis is for support.
|'That makes sense except, to me, it describes counterclockwise rotation (viewed from above). The photo is consistent with this. Confusing, eh? :-) '
Jimster, I still don't buy that. When I run my finger up the stem of a bean plant from root to tip, my finger makes an anti-clockwise rotation. When I put my finger on the growing tip of a bean plant and follow the stem down, towards the roots, my finger makes a clockwise rotation - ie clockwise when viewed from above.
Oh yes, we are taking our beans and their rotation very seriously - lol. There must be a physics teacher who could venture into a fool-safe explanation for gardeners. :-))
However, despite the confusion I think so far we are all observing rotation like in the picture I linked to earlier. Is that right? Or do anybody's beans go in the opposite direction? The picture, by the way, is from Rwanda, which is in the Southern Hemisphere.
|galina, that post describing running your finger along the stem is consistent with my understanding of messages by the others and the picture. Are we having trouble with the words counterclockwise and anti-clockwise? They are the same aren't they?
The passage of the sun from morning to night is the same for Northern and Southern hemispheres. Only the altitude varies with latitude. The movement of the sun is therefor not totally analagous to the coriolus effect.
- Posted by cowabunga1 z6 ID (My Page) on Thu, Jul 3, 08 at 16:22
|My beans climb up like in the picture (north idaho here). But isn't Rwanda pretty much in the center of the equator?
- Posted by brendan_of_bonsai 4b AK (My Page) on Sat, Jul 5, 08 at 2:28
|Jimster I'm afraid you are wrong, the sun is near the equator so in the southern hemisphere if you stand and face north and watch the sun it will travel right to left, and if you try the same thing in the north facing south it will be left to right. A vine following the sun or the Coriolis effect will go clockwise if viewed from above (thats why that direction is clockwise, just look at a sundial a few times a day.) If you care the Coriolis effect is orders of magnitude weaker on a draining sink than something as slight as you exhaling on one side of the sink or another. I'm in the far north and my scarlet runners always spiral clockwise, so do my Kiwi's.
|I see what you mean, Brendan. My mistake was in thinking that, because the sun crosses the sky from East to West in both hemispheres, the effect on pole beans would be the same. But now, thanks to your explanation, I realize that, when that happens, the sun passes on different sides of the bean pole. Thanks for the good explanation.
As weak as the Coriolus effect may be, I'm afraid the draining sink story will remain strong in the minds of all the kiddies who are told about it by their parents. :-)
- Posted by shirleywny5 5 (My Page) on Mon, Jul 7, 08 at 19:51
|If you look at the vine from above, it surely will appear clock-wise. Picture a bug crawling up a vine in the counter-clockwise direction the vine is growing. When the bug turns around at the top and descends, following the vine, it will be traveling clockwise. I am in the north and all my vines are growing counter-clockwise, from the soil up. My bathtub drain works the same way.
I am left handed. Could that have anything to do with it?
- Posted by treeguy123 AL 7a (My Page) on Mon, Jul 7, 08 at 19:58
|galina, your bean plant is growing in a counterclockwise direction viewed from above.
galina wrote: "Jimster, I still don't buy that. When I run my finger up the stem of a bean plant from root to tip, my finger makes an anti-clockwise rotation."
That's right because that's the way a bean grows: upward.
galina wrote: "When I put my finger on the growing tip of a bean plant and follow the stem down, towards the roots, my finger makes a clockwise rotation - ie clockwise when viewed from above."
That's wrong, because a bean plant does Not srink and grow downward, they grow up. In your case it's growing in a counterclockwise direction viewed from above.
Runner beans twine clockwise when viewed from above, whereas most other kinds of beans twine counterclockwise.
A sketch I made to show the directions lol:
Coriolis effect has nothing to do with the sun, it's just has to do with the force on huge things like weather systems (hurricanes, storm systems etc.) by the force of the earth spinning.
The Sun rises in the east and sets in the west in both southern and northern hemispheres, but the only difference is the sun crosses the northern sky in the southern hemisphere, and the sun crosses in the southern sky in the northern hemisphere (this is most obvious in the winter season, and less obvious in the summer season when the sun is higher). Around the equator the sun is at a high angle all year (almost strait up all year). And near the poles the sun is low in the sky all year.
It is a misconception in popular culture that water in bathtubs or toilets always drains in one direction in the Northern Hemisphere, and in the other direction in the Southern Hemisphere as a consequence of the Coriolis effect.
Not totally sure but I think the bean direction twine is probably the same in both southern and northern hemispheres.
Here is a link that might be useful: Coriolis effect
|Treeguy is correct. A simple google search settled this issue for me more than a week ago. It was fascinating what came up. For example there is this from the New York Times 8/2/2005 "All twining plants exhibit handedness, which scientists call chirality, but botanists believe it has nothing to do with which hemisphere they grow in, but rather is an inborn tendency that varies by species. The exact mechanism that leads to handedness in plants is not known; scientists have traditionally believed that it involves both interaction between the effects of gravity and the activity of plant growth hormones, called auxins, that determine the elongation of growing cells."
In other words, an Emerite pole bean will twine counterclockwise up its support whervever it is grown. So will most P. vulgaris pole beans. if you find one variety that twines clockwise, it will do the same above or below the equator. (or on either side of the Atlantic ocean.)
- Posted by daryljurassic OHIO 6a (My Page) on Tue, Jul 8, 08 at 9:36
|My pole beans always climb counterclockwise. My flowering vines do the same - moonflower and cardinal climber.
- Posted by shirleywny5 5 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 8, 08 at 10:24
|Counter-clockwise for honeysuckle and hurricanes too.
|Ah I get it. Don't look at the bean and the way it is taking, imagining the clockface to be drawn around the support. I now look at the support from above or from below and imagine the clockface to be drawn on the base or on the top of the support. And - as if by magic! - with this change in perspective the direction changes!!!
Now this is weird! - but it makes sense and it is the same as others have observed. Thank you for the sketch too. A sketch or a photo often helps get things understood when words are confusing. Anti-clockwise and counterclockwise are the same, just UK English versus American English and that was not the problem. My perspective as viewer was different, hence the different results.
So all is resolved, except the direction of runnerbeans. They twine identical here to ph vulgaris beans and Vignas. I have been looking at other plant tendrils - this is getting to be a bit of a compulsion here :). Peas have many tendrils and go either way, Achocha tendrils come in pairs one twining clockwise the other anti-clockwise. Bindweed twines the same as ph vulgaris mostly, but I have seen some exceptions.
And thank you for the explanation of what is causing the cell elongations that result in twining. What a fascinating topic.
|Way to Go Galina!!
"this is getting to be a bit of a compulsion here :)"
Then you're gonna love this online text. The Movements and Habits of Climbing Plants (by Charles Darwin) found here http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/2485
|Jimster told me about this thread today when I posted in Vegetable Gardening on the subject.
I'm growing Kentucky Wonder pole beans in a spot just outside one of my kitchen windows. It's been fun watching them grow, and noting that they put on about 4-6" of new growth every night.
Two of the vines have grown about 8" beyond the top of the support I provided for them. Over the past two days (including last night, using a flashlight) I watched the vines move in various directions—facing each other, facing away from each other, etc. I wanted to find out why and how they did this. So I wrote to a Ph.D. bean research scientist, and this was his reply:
Susan, The twining habit in climbing beans is controlled by the
|Debunking the Coreolis effect:
|A conventional and rather unambiguous way to describe the geometry is to use the "handedness" of the helical structure.
Point the thumb of your right hand in the direction of growth.
If your fingers wrap around the pole in the same direction that the plant vine does, then it is called a right-handed helix. Else, it is a left-handed helix. Have to make sure to point your thumb in the direction of growth.
According to most research that I have found, for example
the handedness of the helical structure does not depend upon hemisphere.
One convincing hypothesis is that it is a result of the intrinsic chirality of many of the fundamental biochemical processes that go on. A lot of biochemical processes are "stereospecific", that is they only work one way regardless of the environment. However, the chirality of twining vines still appears to be (somewhat) of an open question.
If you train a vine to grow down, does it still form a right handed helix?
Apparently 90% of the world's twining vines are right handed.
more later, esteban
|This morning I noticed another climbing feature of my pole beans. The stems of at least a couple of varieties are covered with tiny, but distinct, barbs which point in the downward direction. The barbs can easily be felt by rubbing your fingers along the stalk. The orientation of the barbs helps prevent the spiraled stalk from sliding down the pole or, in my case, the string.
I'm sure some of you have been aware of this for a long time. Given the interest in bean climbing created by this thread, I paid more attention and found it interesting.
BTW, they are all spiraling counterclockwise viewed from above, or right handed helix.
|Here's a layman's review of the subject.
- Posted by camerondube (My Page) on Sun, Mar 21, 10 at 22:28
|wow. lots of great information. i started three or four inside, and just transplanted them to the bed last week. They're now about a foot long and crawling around (don't have a trellis setup yet).
- Posted by LakeviewTerraceGarden 9b(firstname.lastname@example.com) onWed, Jan 26, 11 at 3:13
|So we've established in this discussion how pole beans climb up. But how the heck can I get pole beans to climb down!
I've been growing four purple-podded pole beans indoors for the last month in a small container. I used an old metal art easel for a three pronged 4' 10" tall trellis and two of the plants have already reached the top.
Last night I wound the overhanging top of one of the plants down around the bare third prong (two of the plants are stunted -probably due to small pot size and poor drainage). When I woke up the next morning the tendril I had wound down the pole was once again reaching toward the light, as if I hadn't touched it. I once again wound it around the pole -just now having returned from work twelve hours later, I find it again back at the top.
I'm living with my fiancee, at her parents house for another month, and I need to find a way to maximize what little space I have (I'm using a 4' wide x 5' tall clothes hanging rack has a board on the bottom where the plants sit, with 2 60w CFL lights and an LED glow panel clipped on to the bar at the top where the hangers normally hang).
I'm going to try tying the shoot that I've wound to the pole - let's see that sucker get through plastic knots!!
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As I parked in the last spot in the overflow parking lot section, grabbed the last cart with the wobbly wheel I made my way thru the Christmas last minute shoppers to the wine section. I stood there. What was I going to bring? … and then I thought, what if a masked errand boy would leap out and do all my shopping for me? Hmmmmm….
Zardetto Brut Prosecco NV
Prosecco Brut Treviso DOC
Coming to us from Italy, the Zardetto winery has been around for 40 years and has been a leader in sparkling wine during that time. Fabio Zardetto is the current owner of the winery, who comes from a long line of researchers and wine making experts. To create this sparkling Prosecco wine, secondary fermentation is carried out in large pressured tanks called autoclavi, also known as "The Italian Method," over a period of nearly 40 days. This gives the wine that flowery, fruity Prosecco taste. Once secondary fermentation is complete, the Prosecco is finally filtered and bottled. Which brings the fun sparkling goodness to us!
How about the taste? It's a bit on the dry and tart side of things. You won't find a lot of sugars in this one. I did however, with the use of a wine stopper (Wine Stopper for Sparkling Wines) enjoy this wine the next day much more. The taste is lemon, citrus, and a little lime with some peaches mixing in for good measure. The site indicates strawberry's are in the notes … I didn't detect that. Another site indicates an almond taste. Perhaps those with a better palate will taste all of these!
Wondering what the price is on Z Zardetto Prosecco? It's not bad at all, while I did pick this up at a holiday price, you can find this one for around $20/bottle. Great to bring for a brunch and even as an after dinner drink.
I will warn you … this one has lots and lots of bubbles. On the first pour it was exciting to see the bubbly foam! I also tried putting in some juice to make this a bit more on the sweet side which worked really nice. So, if it's too dry, try putting in your favorite juice for a little more fun.
Bubbles, Bubbles, Bubbles …. have you tried this wine? Do you like it? Would love to hear your thoughts in the comments below!
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March 19, 2011 at 5:51 pm (Photographs)
On our first day in Korea, we were greeted with what's called a Civil Defense Drill. This drill used to be carried out monthly, but now it happens twice a year. All traffic stops for about 20 minutes, and people prepare for a possible air-raid or other threat.
That afternoon, we went to a quaint little coffee shop just around the corner that would fit right in in Whitehorse. The owner has different plants and trees all over the shop, some of which are only found in Korea.
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Lake Louisa State Park is the newer addition to the Florida State Parks family (its campground was opened in 2003). Not far from Orlando, this park is noted for its beautiful lakes, rolling hills and scenic landscapes. Lake Louisa is the largest lake in the chain of 13 lakes, and it is a spectacular Florida Water Way. Lake Louisa State Park is in the northeast corner of the Green Swamp. By the way, the Green Swamp is a big swamp in Florida. There are the headwaters of the Peace River, Withlacoochee River, Ocklawaha River, and Hillsborough River: such as a remarkable place, you know…
Our first visit to Lake Louisa State Park was two years ago, during our very first RV traveling. We did not have much time to explore the park at that time, but the place made an impression, that was worth to come back. As it was mentioned above, the park and the campground are pretty new, so there are not much shade as of now That means that the best time to camp here is winter, (if you are not one of the sun-lovers maniac). The end of April is a risky time – it may be very hot already. But we were lucky: the weather was dull, and not hot at all.
There is a campground map. As you can see, the campground is located between two lakes - Hammond and Dixie lakes, but there are no waterfront sites, and the lakes are hidden by heavy vegetation.
We stayed on site #11
Lakes are the main attraction of this place. Fishing and boating is possible, but boats may use only electrical motors (Lake Louisa is probably exception). This is Hammond Lake:
Dixie Lake is on the opposite side of the campgrounds and it is much bigger:
But even the big Dixie Lake can not be compared with Lake Louisa, which is really big!
A small scientific inquiry: "Lake Louisa is the southernmost lake in the Palatlakaha chain of lakes. There lakes and their connecting waterways are known for their quality ans are considered outstanding Florida waters. The Green Swamp, which lies to the southwest of the park, is the primary source of water for these lakes as water flows slowly north through the wetlands of Green Swamp, decaying vegetation dissolves in the water and forms a mild acid, tannic acid which gives these waters their tea color. It is not harmful to humans or to the fish and wildlife which make these waters their home. The hills which surround lake louisa were formed thousands of years ago, when they were sand dunes along what we now know as the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. Although far inland now at one time ocean waves broke on these hills…"
It seems like the park was a citrus plantation in the past. There are lot of citrus trees around! If you visit the park at the right time, you don't need to go to shop for fresh oranges or mandarins – you may take them just right from the trees!
Honestly, we were more interested in hiking and biking trails then in shopping. And I have to say, there are a lot traile there. For hikers, there are more than 25 miles of trails! There are different type of trails there – for hiking, biking and for horse riding. All trails are well designated. Open areas interspersed with sun shaded, and the solid surface with a sandy trails. We liked trails closed to Lake Louisa – they are mostly shady and not very sandy,that is good for bilking.
Of course, we were not able to explore all 25 miles of trails, we did not see Bear and Smokehouse Lakes… It means that we have a good reason to visit Lake Louisa state park again. In fact, I already made a reservation for next January.


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Visiting cities and baseball parks while getting an opportunity to enjoy the game at a baseball stadium with one of your favorite baseball teams in a beautiful ball park is the ultimate way to spend a lazy but enjoyable summer day or evening.
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Your Grandparents may have enjoyed the first rendition of "The St. Loius Blues." You can go one up on them to be an on site fan to enjoy "The Cardinals" in their new bird house.
It was not always the Red of the Cardinals you found at the St. Louis baseball ballpark. 1882-1892 Sportsmans Park (I) sported the Brown Stockings and then the Perfectos.
1893-1920 Robison Field hosted the Brown Stockings and also the Perfectos.
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We can speak of the "St.Louie Blues" the "Browns" and the "Cardinals" and still be in St.Louis. We might even reminisce a little and talk about the famous long ago Worlds Fair of yester year or the Exposition and tell them all to meet me in St. Louie-Louie.
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Riverfront Stadium(Cinergy Field)
Horace Greeley found an eager and adventurous crowd in this young country when he proclaimed, " Go West Young Man, Go West".
When you are ready pack up and head out you will be joined by many who would heartily recommend St. Louis as a starting point for visiting all of America's baseball parks.
Have a real ball with your friends tooling around the country on the bright shiny Harley's with your Golf Clubs ready to enjoy the Links and even our National Parks across the country.
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St. Louis being the starting point, of our nation's building, with the early frontiersmen going west, to form our great country.
This city a site of historical importance and while there, go out to the new baseball stadium to see if you find anyone dressed in red and supporting the Cardinals.
While in the Birmingham area I'll see you at the beautiful Regions Park in Hoover. The Birmingham Barons, an affiliate of the Chicago White Sox playing here in the Southern League, claims Regions Park at Hoover for their home baseball park.
Go West or Come East. Make it to St. Louis. If you are still restless go North to Chicago or East to New York or if you get turned in a wrong direction, like Doug, and end up in California, Not to worry, Take off your pack and enjoy the Padres, Angels, or the Giants?
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Spring practice is underway soon, It's "Take Me Out To The ball park buy me some peanuts and cracker jacks, I don't care if I ever or never get back."
Come on down South and enjoy our hospitality while you enjoy home made ice cream, fried chicken, watermelon and Southern League Baseball during your visit to our beautiful baseball parks in our cities. You'll be glad you did.
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Make it a point to let your young ones visit and enjoy them early in their lives.
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While all baseball parks have their unique characteristics, they all have one item in common, this unique diamond shaped play of the infield.
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There you have it all the resources to make your ball field the best!
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Baseball ballpark ground rules are needed to accomodate each game at every unique ball park due to its differing conditions of the playing field and specific layout and design of the baseball stadium.
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It is from the old "House that Ruth Built" to the new Steinbrenner Yankee Stadium II New York Yankees Yankee Stadium and New York, New York.
No place in this young nation of ours has more history than Boston the home of the Fenway Park and The Green Monster Fenway Park and the Red Sox in Boston, Massachusetts.
Can you not hear the hustlers crying "GET YOUR PROGRAMS AND SOUVENIRS HERE!" or the coke salesman "GET YOUR ICE COLD COLAS HERE"?
Wrigley Field, Chicago
Since the Red Sox finally won the World Series in 2004, and then again in 2007, the Cubs are officially the most cursed team in Major League Baseball. Built in 1914, the park is surrounded by Chicago's Wrigley neighborhood and fits its surroundings beautifully. The park features high rises and bleachers built right onto the roof.
"The vantage point stretches for miles and miles." The City of Chicago is home to another franchise as well: The White Sox play at the less spectacular U.S. Cellular Field, formerly named Comiskey Park after its original builder.
Chicago, as the third biggest city in the country, has a lot to offer. Many of the biggest names in comedy get their start at the Second City Chicago Theater.
Check out the unique sounds of Chicago Blues at Blue Chicago, Buddy Guy's Legends, and Chicago's oldest blues club, Kingston Mines.
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While visiting the Navy Pier you can hop on a sightseeing or dining cruise on Lake Michigan. But remember to always have a ball at the ballpark in "The Windy City."
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During 2008 the Washington Nationals bade farewell to R.F.K. (D.C.Stadium) and took up playing in their brand new home Washington Nationals Nationals Park and Washington D.C.
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As if we need another indication that we are slouching toward a police state, a couple of incidents in my home state of Oklahoma give us further reason to shudder at the predations of our increasingly militarized local law enforcement.
On the evening of May 19th, in the course of a purported investigation into drug trafficking at a local homeless shelter, two Oklahoma City police officers handcuffed a woman and tasered her to death because, as a police spokesman said, "the officers felt that she was not under control." The victim, a 35-year-old homeless woman, resided in the shelter with her husband while recovering from a drug addiction. She was not involved in the initial drug investigation, yet apparently began to scream and attacked one of the officers. After attacking a second officer, she was "taken to the ground and handcuffed." At this point, this 35-year-old female crack addict, handcuffed and on the concrete, still represented a great enough danger to two heavily armed male police officers that they deemed it necessary to electrocute her fatally. This murder earned the two officers paid administrative leave.
Most LRC readers realize the irrefutable failure of the "war on self-medication." Much has been written here on the topic. From seatbelt laws and speed limits to anti-drug and anti-smoking laws, who really believes that the State's interest lies in saving us from ourselves? Law number one should be "no victim, no crime." Increasingly obvious is the fact that, far from protecting and serving the people, the police exist everywhere and always to protect the State and its ill-gotten gains
the people, and we pay them to do it. In the course of "protecting the people" from free and private transactions between consenting adults, these two officers murdered a woman guilty of what amounts to a lack of control.
Another incident even closer to me occurred around Thanksgiving last year. A friend left a bar late one night, admittedly a little less than sober, but driving slowly and safely. After traveling several blocks, a patrolman stopped him, called for backup and, based on his car's missing front grill, arrested him for allegedly running down an officer earlier in the evening. Ignore the many inconsistencies and outright fallacies in the accusation (not least of which was the fact that no piece of his grill was found at the site of the hit-and-run, since he'd lost it to a deer on a country road nine months previous to the incident). What happened next simply cannot be excused.
Cops tend to be a pretty tightly-knit group. Injure or kill one of them and they tend to get a little vengeful, it seems (and no, the irony that they are rewarded with a paid vacation when
murder a
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These are but two local examples of what amounts to a major problem with state-subsidized "law enforcement." Where may innocent victims of this rampant abuse of power turn for justice in this day and age? The courts seem complicit in the corruption and lawmakers see only the apparent "successes" of their various wars against potential crime. The media maintains the status quo by coloring their reports of these incidents with the State's very own brush. As a result, few view the abuse as it really is. Indeed, most seem to applaud the work of the nanny state as it strips us all of the right to do as we see fit absent the trespass of others' rights to do the same. On this march toward our own undoing, will we watch wordlessly as our fellows are overrun by the massed machinery of the State?
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Posted: Jun 03 2007, 12:26 PM
This is more and more common every day. However were not slouching toward the police state, were already there. It can no longer be ignored just because the media spins it or just doesnt report it.
I have a friend who was picked up for public intox. He was taken to the local hospital and cuffed to a bed. While being cuffed to a bed and locked in a hospital room, he somehow became 'unruly' and they proceeded to taser him repeatedly. When I was able to visit him, he lifted his shirt for me to see what was done. I counted over 24 taser welts on his upper left chest around his heart. Thankfully he survived his brush with the state.
Its getting to the point where the civilian casualties far outweight the casualties the state takes. If the state isnt killing us, its locking us into cages in record numbers. Much news has been released on the torture and rape of uS prisoners and the courts and police use this as a weapon against the people.
Posted: Jun 03 2007, 2:15 PM
The John Warner defense act signed last year makes Bush a dictator in the event of any disaster or unrest. He brazenly announced it last week with no hesitation. So what in the hell is everybody waiting for? Lets go yank that these skumbag criminals right out of the White House and march them into prison after a brief and unfair trail as he does with everybody else. Bush is not to blame for everything but he is TO BLAME FOR PLENTY and he is a traitor to this country and a puppet of the NWO and justice will be done.
As said before by the previous poster we are already in a police state, they just haven't fired it up yet in mass around the country waiting for a self generated incident to touch it off like another 9/11.
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Let's make a resolution to make 2013 the year marketers regain trust from their CEOs and become obsessed with business performance.
Did you see the startling statistic shared last week that 70 percent of CEOs have lost trust in marketers? If you're a marketer, like I am, that should alarm you.
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CEOs feel marketers "live too much in the brand, creative and social media bubble."
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Doesn't digital change everything?
Digital does change everything (at least from my perspective), but digital changes nothing if all a brand is doing is traditional marketing in new marketing channels. That isn't to say that solving the digital marketing challenge will suddenly get the marketers a more respected chair in the c-suite, but this is massive opportunity for marketers because measuring, testing, optimizing and learning has never been as scientific and results-oriented as it is (and can) be in the digital channels. There's the old saying, "fail faster," I believe that digital marketing allows a brand to not only fail faster, but to do it in a cost-effective way.
There is very little excuse (other than it is hard to do and takes work) for digital marketing not to be business-performance-obsessed. The fact is, way too many marketers may no longer be counting HITS, but they are still measuring with that philosophy. By the way, HITS stands for "How Idiots Track Success."
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Marketing measurement should never be about how many views, likes, +1s, retweets, shares, etc. you have. All marketing efforts, and especially digital marketing efforts and their metrics, should flow directly and intelligently into the C-suite's financial statements. That is, if we want to stay relevant to what matters to the CEO and CFO. We have been preaching this since 2001.
If we still have this issue in digital a decade later, imagine the issues the rest of marketing must have in terms of business performance alignment and measurement. Let's make a resolution to make 2013 the year marketers regain trust from their CEOs and become obsessed with business performance.
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