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Saturday night I took my girlfriend to a 9:50 movie and we got out at around 12:00. I was on the way home and came over a hill and saw the 5-0 sitting on the bottom of the hill when it was too late. I looked down and realized i was doing 15 over and he turned on the cruiser headlights and I just pulled over. I was the only one on the road and I knew I was caught. He then turned on the blues and pulled up behind me.
As soon as I pulled over I turned on my headlamp, got out my CCW Permit, License, and Insurance and handed it to him when he walked up to my window and kept my hands on the steering wheel.
Officer: "How are you doing tonight, sir?"
Me: "I'm doing alright, how are you doing?"
Officer: "Great, I pulled you over because you were going 15 over the posted limit."
Me: "Yes sir, I completely understand, I apologize."
Officer: "So I see you have your CCW permit, are you currently armed?"
Me: "Yes sir."
Officer: "Where is the firearm located, just so we're on the same page here."
Me: "Its on my right hip, sir."
Officer: "Any particular reason you carry?"
Me: "In case I need to shoot something."
Officer: "Haha, I don't blame you, I keep my weapon on me all the time, never know what threats may come up. You seem like a responsible citizen, I just going to let you go tonight with a courtesy citation. Just slow her down a little bit and stay under the speed limit."
He hands me back my license, ccw, and insurance.
Me: "Yes sir, not a problem. Again, I apologize for going too fast."
Officer: "It's ok, just keep that heavy foot off the gas so much, and don't forget to always have your gun on you. I always pull over CCW holders who don't have their firearms with them. Kinda pointless if you ask me."
Me: "I agree. Have a great night officer."
And I pulled off. That was it. I don't think it could have gone any better. Some of you will say I shouldn't have answered why I carry and said "none of your business" or some smart ass response, but I think being a jerk like that would have landed me the ticket and unnecessary hassle. Like they say the golden rule is, He who has the gold - makes the rules. I may not be required to answer that question, but it just makes life easier if I do.
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Where is the serial number on these rifles? Lee, Sykesville, Md.
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Bill is right. Have a dozen older 22s- Mossys, Marlins, and Remingtons that went in my record book under Serial Number as "none found" . 1968 GCA changed that.
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Grace Lorraine (Romee) Allen, 84, who raised 10 children on Billings' South Side, died Tuesday, April 30, 2013, at St. Vincent Hospital from complications due to melanoma.
She was born July 24, 1928, to Carl and Eva (Streitmater) Romee at the Blue Creek homestead. The youngest of four children, she was delivered by an aunt, Lena Schneider. She spent her early years with a sister, Betty.
At age 16 she moved to Billings to attend Lincoln (Senior) High School. She worked at Kresse's and lived in an apartment while graduating from high school.
She married Patrick M. Allen on Nov. 7, 1947, at The Church of the Little Flower. He died on Easter Sunday 2007. In addition to caring, cooking and baking for their children, she raised a large garden and had apple trees.
She was a die-hard Democrat and a devout Catholic at Little Flower Catholic Church and School. She helped form Sacred Heart Guild, and together with the women of Little Flower, served bazaar turkey dinners and funeral meals for many years.
Survivors include a sister, Betty Allen of Billings; 10 children, Connie Goodman, Kathy McIntyre, Jim Allen, Patsy Kahler, Jeff Allen, Cindy Falk, Jerry Allen, Mark Allen, Chris Allen and Carla Heimbigner; 30 grandchildren; and 19 great-grandchildren.
Visitation was May 3 at Dahl Funeral Chapel. Vigil and Rosary were May 3 and Memorial Mass was May 4, all at Little Flower Church.
Memorials may be made to Little Flower Church (Mary Queen of Peace), The Smile Train, or a veterans' charity.
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Dorothy McLaughlin, 76, who was instrumental in founding Senior Helping Hands Inc., the Senior Community Service Employment Program, the Montana Association for Female Executives and the Museum of Women's History, died in the early morning hours of April 29, 2013.
She was born May 6, 1926, in Kansas City, Mo., the oldest of five children of Earl Henry Klopfenstine and Hazel Loucille Allen. Due to the early death of her father and her mother's illnesses, at the age of 7 she assumed responsibility for the housework and care of her younger siblings. She graduated at age 16 from East High School in Kansas City.
When she was 20, her first marriage produced two children, Margi (Margaret) Carol Gant and Michael Lynn Gant. The family moved to California, and she became chief bookkeeper for Ehrhart & Associates Inc. Engineers & Constructors. She then served as office manager for Relief Printing Corp. of California.
Three years after divorcing her first husband, she married Patrick Michael McLaughlin. In 1976, at age 50, she received a bachelor of arts degree in sociology from California State University, Los Angeles. In 1987, at age 61, she received a master's degree in business from Columbia Pacific University in San Rafael, Calif.
Following Mr. McLaughlin's retirement, the moved in 1976 to Billings. She volunteered as a Pink Lady at St. Vincent Healthcare and served as volunteer director at the Southside Senior Citizens Center. She and Agnes Crow co-founded Senior Helping Hands Inc., an organization that helps senior citizens remain in their homes.
In 1977, she was selected to establish the NRTA/AARP Senior Community Service Employment Program in Montana. Her efforts resulted in national recognition, an Outstanding Director Award and an invitation from first lady Rosalyn Carter for tea at the White House. She was also transferred to the Dallas, Texas, site to assist in establishing that program. She retired in 1987 to return to Billings.
During her tenure as director of the Senior Community Service Employment Program, she initiated monthly breakfast meetings for professional women to provide opportunities to network and exchange ideas. The group soon outgrew the dining room, and in 1980 she co-founded the Montana Association for Female Executives and served as its first president.
In 1995, with her work and support from Chancellor Ronald Sexton, the Museum of Women's History opened in the basement of Eastern Montana College's McMullen Hall. It later relocated to 2822 Third Ave. N.
Survivors include a daughter, Margi Gant of Billings; a sister, Maxine Wilson of California; a half-sister, Ginger Guevara; and a longtime friend, George Sherman of Billings.
A celebration of her life will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, May 9, at Cremation & Funeral Gallery, 29 Eighth St. W. Arrangements are by Cremation & Funeral Gallery.
Memorials may be sent to the Museum of Women's History, 2822 Third Ave. N., Billings, MT 59101.
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Greg Chirrick, 43, of Billings, an outdoorsman who was active in his church, died April 24, 2013.
He was born on July 26, 1969. He graduated from Senior High School in 1987 and married Darcy Anderson on April 18, 1998.
He enjoyed camping, fishing, hunting and skiing, and he coached his boys in various sports. He counseled married couples, hung out with high schoolers and was active in his Accountability Group.
Survivors include his wife; sons, Connor and Dylan; daughter, Ryen; mother, Margaret Chirrick; and brother, Rick Chirrick.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday, May 1, at Harvest Church, 1235 Wicks Lane W. Interment will follow in Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Arrangements are in the care of Dahl Funeral Chapel
Donations may be made to: Scottish Rite Sponsorship Program, 1610 Poly Drive, Billings, MT 59102; or to Fred Nelson Ministries – CLDI, 109 S. 32nd St., Billings, MT 59101.
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John Franklin Pinnow, 79, of Billings, a welder and machinist who also had a farm near Shepherd, died Monday, April 29, 2013.
He was born July 21, 1933, in Miles City and was raised on a farm with seven siblings. The farm was homesteaded by his father, Carl Pinnow, and mother, Dora (Hoffman) Pinnow. He graduated from eighth grade at Kinsey grade school near Miles City.
He enlisted in the Marines and spent boot camp at Camp Pendleton in California. He served for a year and a half in Korea during the Korean War.
After military service, he married Theresa Studer, and they moved to Billings in 1957. He was a welder and machinist for Beall Pipe and Tank, Glacier Bit Service and Billings Machine.
He also bought an 80-acre farm outside of Shepherd and continued to commute to Billings for his day job.
After his son graduated from Shepherd High School in 1977, he and his son opened their own welding and machine shop, Midland West MFG, a business that involved the whole family. The business is still family owned by Steve Pinnow.
Survivors include children, Diana, Stephen and Gayle, all of Billings; sisters, Helen Bender of Miles City and Doris Waddell and Martha Bell, both of Billings; and two granddaughters.
Services will be held at 1 p.m. Friday, May 3, at Cremation & Funeral Gallery.
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Wayne Kincaid, 81, a drywell contractor for many years who also worked on a ranch near Melville, died April 26, 2013.
He was born Jan. 19, 1932, and grew up around Sandpoint, Idaho. After working as a drywall contractor, he spent his later years working on the Fairview Ranch out of Melville, running the heavy equipment.
He was married to M.J. Kincaid for nearly 30 years, and they raised a family in Billings. He retired to Loon Lake, Wash.
He had received care from the Cancer Center in Spokane, Wash., the Loon Lake Clinic and Valley Nursing Home.
Survivors include three children, Kraig Kincaid, Kim Schutz and Kobi Andersen; three brothers, Glenn, Dean and Neal Kincaid; seven grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
A private memorial will be held. Arrangements were by Cremation & Funeral Gallery.
Donations may be sent to the local homeless shelter or animal shelter.
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Elaine Fisher Eckley, 90, of Billings, who had raised four children and worked for MetLife, died Wednesday, April 24, 2013.
She was born in Rice Lake, Minn., on Aug. 23, 1922, to Frank and Edith Fisher. When she was 15, she moved to California with her mother, brother and sister. As a teenager she worked many jobs to help support the family.
She married Kermit "Koke" Eckley of Montana, whom she met at a USO dance in Sacramento during World War II. They settled in Sidney, and she was busy sewing, knitting, crocheting, painting, quilt making and cooking.
In 1963, after the sudden death of her husband, she moved her family to Billings and went to work for MetLife. She spent her final years at St. John's Lutheran Ministries.
Survivors include three daughters, Kay Olness, Jami Livengood and Susan Root; eight grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; a great-great-granddaughter; a brother, Bob Fisher; and a sister, Betty Kline.
Private family services will be held. Arrangements are by Cremation & Funeral Gallery.
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Donald "Don" James Ryan, 82, a retired KOA Inc. who founded two nonprofit corporations, died of cancer on April 25, 2013.
He was born on a farm near Missouri Valley, Iowa, on June 21, 1930, to Leo Ryan and Ruth Cecelia Welbourn Ryan. He attended the University of Wisconsin at Madison for both his bachelor of business administration and master of business administration degrees. He was an Iowa state champion and a three-time Big Ten wrestling champion.
He was an executive for KOA Inc. After his retirement, he formed two nonprofit corporations whose missions were to organize teenagers to undertake public service projects that would benefit low-income families.
Paint Up Montana Inc. painted 115 houses in 14 Montana cities at no cost to the homeowners. Called to Serve Inc. was involved in helping low-income people, providing thousands of hooded bath towels for babies, backpacks with gifts for students, and new winter coats.
Mr. Ryan was also a strong Pro-Life advocate and spurred the building of 15 pro-life highway signs across Montana, raised funds to buy 1,000 pro-life bumper stickers, organized the distribution of 5,000 hoodies for babies for Montana crisis pregnancy centers and helped to organize the Culture of Life convention in Billings recently.
He worked for many years with the Diocesan vocation director in an effort to increase vocations to the Catholic priesthood and to help raise money for the seminarians.
Survivors include Jane, his wife of 60 years; five children, Patrick, Kathy McMeekin, Rita Henkel, Teresa Hjellum and Ann Vollum; eight grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
Both the Vigil and Funeral Mass were held at St. Thomas the Apostle Church. The vigil was April 29, and the Funeral Mass was April 30. Arrangements were in the care of Dahl Funeral Chapel.
Memorials may be made to Family Services or St. Vincent de Paul Society, 2610 Montana Ave., Billings MT 59101.
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Ralph Bond Jr., 84, who helped build the Conoco refinery and worked many years there, died April 27, 2013.
He was born in LaCrosse, Wis., on Feb. 28, 1929, the only son of Merle Bandle and Ralph Bond Sr. The family moved to Billings, and he was raised by his mother and stepfather, William Durham, and spent some years in Colstrip and on their farm in Absarokee, before moving back to Billings.
He attended school in Billings and Colstrip before graduating in 1947 from Absarokee High School, where he played basketball. He attended Rocky Mountain College from 1947 until 1949. He began working at Continental Oil Co. in 1949 as a member of the original "49ers" and helped with construction of the Billings refinery.
He served in the Navy during the Korean War, from 1950 until May 1954. He was aboard the USS Bataan aircraft carrier and attained the rank of electrician's mate second class.
After military service, he returned to Continental Oil Refinery, where he worked until 1985 as a pump mechanic, pump mechanic foreman, and later as craft supervisor.
He served as president of the Local 2-470 Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers union for many years. He also served as chairman of the Yellowstone Democratic Party. In 1968, he ran unsuccessfully for the Montana Legislature.
He married Patricia Ann Hould on Sept. 4, 1954, in Pasadena, Calif. She died in 1973. In 1990 Mr. Bond married Gail Gullard Fritz in West Yellowstone. She died in November 2010.
During his young adult years, he was a member of the Billings Mounted Quadrille and performed routines on horseback at rodeos and parades.
Survivors include children, Michael Bond of Casper, Wyo., Richard Bond of Billings, Margaret of Corvallis, Ore., and Brian of Buffalo, Wyo.; seven grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and stepchildren, Kerry, Cassidy and Shadd.
Visitation was May 1 and services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday, May 2, at Michelotti-Sawyers Mortuary. Interment with military honors will follow in Sunset Memorial Gardens.
Memorials may be made to St. Vincent Healthcare Foundation, P.O. Box 35200, Billings, MT 59107-5200.
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Aron G. Strange, 66, who founded the Musicians Rendezvous in 1990, died Sunday, April 21, 2013, at his home in Joliet.
He was born in Wichita, Kan., on Feb. 2, 1947, and graduated from Wichita Heights High School in 1965. He was the eldest of three boys of Ronald W. and Virginia L. (Ramsey) Strange.
He moved to Montana in 1978 where he was the president of Strange Inc.
Survivors include sons, Sean G. and Zane I.J.; brothers, Donald L. and Ronald W.; and three grandchildren.
The 2013 Musicians Rendezvous on Aug. 9-11 at Itch-Kep-Pe Park in Columbus will be dedicated in his memory. He was the founder of the Rendezvous in 1990.
Memorials may be given to The Musicians Rendezvous, Whitebird Community Center (c/o of Bill Calovis, 445A McNaley Road, Columbus, MT 59019).
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Loretta Lael Wroot, 77, of Billings, who played the organ and loved square dancing and clogging, died Wednesday, April 10, 2013, at St. Vincent Healthcare.
She was born March 27, 1936, in Greybull, Wyo., the daughter of Richard and Belle (Frederickson) Wheeler. She attended school in Greybull and at the University of Wyoming. She lived in Ten Sleep, Wyo., before moving to Billings in 1974. From 1985 to 1990 she lived in Colorado Springs, Colo.
She had worked for her brother in Colorado at an accounting office. In Billings she worked at Treasure State Costume and for Selover Honda Car Dealership.
She painted and also created birthday and wedding cakes. She had a passion for gardening and was a member of the Heights Ditzy Divas of the Red Hat Society. She was a breast cancer survivor and had received care from St. Vincent Healthcare.
Survivors include children, William Wroot of Loveland, Colo., Lael Parker, Dawn Townsley and Theresa Roll, all of Billings, and Leah Agee of Colorado Springs; 16 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; a sister, Sally Watson; and brothers, Larry and Dean Wheeler.
Services were April 14 at Dahl Funeral Chapel. Interment of ashes was planned for later.
Memorials may be made to LaVie, 44 Wicks Lane, Billings, MT 59105.
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Well here it is. The title pretty much says it all. I really don't think that a magazine ban will happen on a federal level but what if hypothetically it were to pass. Now I haven't seen any talk on the federal level that a ban on "assault weapons and high capacity magazines" would lead to a mandatory buyback, what if it passed and we were allowed to keep the ones we already have.
How do you think it will affect those of us that have carry pieces that hold 13 rounds or 15 rounds or in the case of my SR9c a 17 round magazine. Would we be required to stop carrying those weapons because they hold more than 10 rounds. On a personal level it doesn't bother me as much as if they try for a national gun registry because I do have 10 round magazines for my SR9c but I still don't it's right. I really don't see like the case of New York where the government can force you to get rid of something you purchased legally just because they don't like it.
Anyway tell me what you think. Would we no longer be able to carry a weapon with a magazine capacity greater than 10 rounds?
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World's Finest Pool Float in Metallic Bronze
Be warned
I purchased these floats 2 years ago. I wish I could post a picture of them now. These do not hold up well. The metallic color is peeling very badly and what is left is very faded. I expected them to last longer and hold up better for the price.
July 6, 2012
Pool Float
A great very buoyant float. I purchased the more expensive gold float which arrived a little discolored in a couple of areas. It does get very hot in the sun. You have to keep wetting it. I don't believe that this float should be stored in sunlight.
July 1, 2010
3 inch Blue Metalic Pool Float
If you live in the south where the sun is hot do not buy the blue metalic fool float. Sun makes it way to hot to sit or lay on and because it is 3 inches tick it floats out of the water. I purchased 2 and made a big mistake.
June 24, 2010
Color Fades
I love frontgate products and this float is just as beautiful in person as I have imagined off the website however one weekend in the pool and the bronze sheen has already faded off.
The product still works well
July 29, 2011
Attractive but not durable
We purchased these floats 5 years ago and they have held up well. The set we just ordered are much softer and have already been torn with use by my 3 young girls after three weeks.
July 23, 2010
Bronze Pool Float
I bought two. Great float, works well and color is nice but it started to flake and peel off within just a couple weeks! Both did the same thing...disappointing.
May 9, 2010
Best Float EVER
Love these floats. Durable quality, comfortable. Have had mine for a few years and none of them have faded or shown any signs of wear.
April 19, 2011
add to the collection
I am pleased with the pool mats I already have, so I decided to add to the collection. Your sale was a great opportunity to do so.
April 8, 2010
Great except it has faded already and gotten spotty.
June 3, 2010
I hesitated writing this review, but appreciate the opportunity to provide feedback. We purchased a Frontgate float many years ago and thought it was exceptional. After, using several of poorer quality over the years, we just bought a metallic blue float. Even though the packing material warned of an odor that would go away, ours has been 'airing' out for over 10 days and the chemical smell remains strong. While I like the angle of the pillow, I find it's firmness puts my neck in an uncomfortable position. And lastly, I need to mention that the float seems to conduct a lot of heat, particularly noticeable this very hot summer (in Oklahoma), to the point that continual self-splashing is needed to tolerate the surface. I hope this feedback is helpful.
August 20, 2010
Not Lasting
Looked beautiful when it arrived and does float well but after one short season the gold started tearing exposing white foam so the color is very thin and looks terrible. We had purchased a different style a few years ago where the color(blue) is that color throughout so a puncture isnt as noticeable. The gold on this float is literally peeling away!!
July 3, 2014
It really Is the Best!
We bought one to see if we liked it - in anticipation of a trip to a cabin with large pond - we used it to float on but also to "locomote" around the pond to sneak up on wildlife and get close to lily pads, etc. My husband weighs 230# and he had no problem staying completely up and out of the water. It was like lying on a mattress that floats - he was very comfortable. We love that it will never pop and needs no inflation. It is sturdy, comfie, and delivers on its promises. It was easy to paddle going forward or backward. We will be buying another one since the cost is more than justified for this quality product. Also, we did not find any unpleasant smell as we noted in some reviews. BUY THIS!
September 15, 2011
World's Finest Pool Float in Metallic Colors
When you first receive this product it looks great, but dont count on it holding up for a long period of time. The seams on the side will split in less than a year. We have four of these floats and all four have split sides. We store the flloats in the rack Frontgate sells which could actually be part of the problem. For the price the quality is very poor. Don't expect this very high priced float to last a long time because it will not. The metallic finish will start chipping within a month and the seam on the sides will start splitting within a few months. They need to make this in one piece construction.
July 6, 2012
Best Pool Float Ever
This pool float is soft and body conforming yet sturdy and extremely supportive. I was concerned that the head and neck support would be too stiff but once I was on the float in the water I found it to be absolutely perfect, the right amount of soft and support. Without a doubt the most comfortable float I have ever used! I could sleep on it!
December 16, 2013
Worlds finest pool float is right!
We have wasted money year after year on inflatables, aluminum frame, pontoon style, and every other float imaginable. Every season I read the Frontgate reviews and finally this year I purchased 2 of them. They are by far the best float ever, and worth every penny. The bronze are absolutely beautiful, they float 200 lbs with ease and are so comfortable, it is hard not to "nap" all day in the water. Large and stable enough to flip yourself over or lay on your side. Great item!
July 9, 2011
Metallic non-inflatable floats
Glad I waited for this float's availability. The quality and appearance is second to none. This is defiantly an ADULT SIZED float. It is a little cumbersome out of the water, but excellent stability in the water. You get what you pay for when you buy this product; and I seldom get to say or feel this statement. As always, cheaper price would be better, but even at this price, this is worth every penny. The only thing left to say is : Enjoy!
October 11, 2010
Love this float!
This float is amazing. Its super thick so it holds me up well and even holds up my husband who is 6'4" and a big guy! I read some reviews about odor but I did not notice any odor. The color is really classy and goes well with my backyard color scheme. Only time will tell how well it holds up to long-term use but so far, so good! I gave it 4 stars because I think the price is a bit high. Otherwise I would have bought more than two.
September 13, 2011
Not Just a Clever Name
We bought 2 floats in bronze about a month ago. We have our own pool for the first time this summer, but have tried many pool floats in many pools over the years. These ARE the World's FINEST Floats. They are great for adult lounging and my kids and their friends come up with so many ways to use the floats for hours on end. Worth the cost. Love them. Hope they hold up under frequent use and the So Cal sun.
July 21, 2010
Ideal Pool Accessory
A great pool float that truly is a float. Unlike blow-up floats this one really does keep you above the water. The float is soft, does not overheat in the sun and is comfortable.
Our only issue with it is that it took a few days for the obnoxious smell (like plastic combined with petrol) to dissipate. Would definitely recommend purchasing the storage rack for the float when not in use.
June 6, 2010
Nice Float
We have purchased four floats from Frontgate this summer. The metallic float was a little thinner than the bright color float we had previously purchased. It also had spots on the bottom edge of the float where the paint ran down. Other than that, this is a very nice float. The quality and thickness of these floats is much better than what we have seen at the pool stores in our area.
September 23, 2011
Pool Float
I was very impressed with the immediate shipping of these items. They were well packaged showed up just in time for summer. The pool isn't headed yet, so I haven't actually used them, but I have to say I was very impressed with the thickness and design of the float. The waterproof, metallic color coating is also very thick. These are sure to last.
April 22, 2013
sturdy, attractive, comfortable
We have been using our new floats for several weeks now, and couldn't be happier with the purchase. They are incredibly thick and sturdy, making them both durable and very comfortable to float on. Most other floats feel like you can tip over with the slightest motion. But not these.
And with our new pool and landscaping, they are an elegant complement to our backyard.
July 25, 2010
After reading many of the reviews I was concerned about ordering these however we have not experienced any issues whatsoever with them. They are very durable and hold their form well. They get a lot of use with adults and kids. We keep them separated in the sun with the caddy. It works well. We would highly recommend.
June 28, 2013
Thickest pool float ever!
These pool floats are beautifully made and the color is so neutral they match any outdoor color scheme. They are very thick and comfy, easy to float on.
December 5, 2013
Gorgeous complement to Cherry Log rocks
Perfect look for our rock waterfall pool -- truly complements the color of the stones and travertine pool deck. Strong smell still lingers after two weeks of floats in the water. Too soon to comment on durability or overall quality.
August 22, 2013
Poorly designed floats
Very disappointed with my two floats. You have to buy special racks, because PVC type racks cause float material to peel when it touches plastic. Also, it is ridiculous that the floats cannot touch each other, since they stick together and that causes the material to peel. What a silly product design.
September 25, 2012
Super Luxury Pool Float
We love our new Front Gate Pool Float.
It is made of excellent quality and very durable. It looks so luxurious floating in our pool when no one is using it. We would highly recommend this item. A great Father's Day or
B-day gift for the Men in your life that have "everything."
July 1, 2010
attractive pool floats
We ordered these three summers ago. They were begining to come apart. I think they are advertised as lasting a really long time...
We live in Texas and the heat breaks a lot of things down. I ordered them again because I liked them but I hope they last longer this time.
September 16, 2010
Awesome so far
The pool floats I ordered came delivered on time as expected. They are very nice, but remain in the box. Since it is January and too cold to swim, my official comments will have to wait until I can actually use them. Until then, I will look forward to using them.
January 29, 2011
Great Float
This float is wonderful. We like how it keeps you out of the water. We just got a pool and in Michigan its a little nippy out and the heater isn't connected yet so it helps to stay up and out of water. Very well made. We had to order two more for the kids!!
May 22, 2011
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Cain said he was not aware of any settlements having been paid. But if there were, he added, "I hope it wasn't for much."


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Hi all, I've posted some in the beer section but this past weekend I started my first batch of wine. It is a Selection Chardonnay kit. My question has to do with the yeast. It came with only one pack of dry yeast (Red Star- Premier Cuvee). The instructions on the yeast pack says that it is for up to five gallons. The kit instructions said to fill the fermentation bucket up to the six gallon mark. So is adding only one packet of yeast under-pitching? I thought that it might be so I had a package of EC-1118 that I use to beer bottling priming so I added a portion of that package to the Red Star. It was a 'under-the-gun' decision since the fermentation bucket was already full when I read the yeast directions. Did I do ok or will the addition of EC-1118 ruin the taste of the wine? Thanks
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Both are very similar and both are very competitive. Usually one wine yeast will crowd out the other but both should produce the same effect. For the remainder of the kit you should follow the instructions exactly as they're written and you'll have a tasty Chardonnay in about a year. Deviate from the instructions and you may have a less than satisfactory wine.
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Yep, sounds pretty close to my first time...except I managed to get wort ALL OVER my kitchen floor somehow on my first and I waited to go swimming in my beer until my third. You'll be glad to know that the more experienced we get, the more beer we think we can consume while brewing. That pretty much keeps us all on the level, more or less. Take it from me, there are thousands of ways to screw up!
Update: I racked the beer, per the kit instructions, the other day. Should be ready to bottle in another 8-9 days. Ultimately, how will I know if it's all infected and whatnot? That's pretty much my main concern at this point. Should I taste it before I bottle? I'm also concerned that not much happened fermentation-wise. When I racked it the SG was 1.013, I believe. The airlock did bubble and carry on while in the fermenter but only for about 24 hours then it stopped, which was a little depressing. The house smelled so good while that was going on! After I bottle this, I'll start another batch. I think I've learned a lot both by doing and all the feedback. I have an Irish Red Ale kit from Midwest on the way, it sounds good and is certainly well reviewed. Also got a nylon bag for the hops to keep the mess down a bit.
A couple of batches ago I dropped the cap to the yeast vial into my wort, I just let it sit in there, figuring the angry lil' yeasties would eat anything that was on there. Good luck on that first brew! It's a beginning to a hoby that will last a lfetime... - B916
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Thanks for the replies! I guess I'm worrying too much, LOL. I did search the site for infected beer, saw some nasty photos. Mine never looked anything like that! Can't wait to bottle.
I'm sure it's fine. If your gravity hit 1.013, it'll taste like beer, for sure. Leave it alone for a while, and start on the next batch--you'll finish that first one before you know it!
Just as a FYI for the future should something like this happen before fermentation starts(dropping things in). Just sanitize a strainer and pour all of your beer through it. The yeast will thank you for the extra oxygen anyways.


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Things finally got a little harsher and weirder once we left Stockholm and began trudging north up the E4. First of all, the sleet and rain turned to actual snow. Second, we passed a sign that read, "Welcome to China -- 4 km." Sure enough, for no discernible reason whatsoever, we stumbled across a Chinese-themed rest stop, complete with a miniature Great Wall and a 20-foot Confucian good luck statue. Of course, the improbable China complex seemed almost normal once we reached the city of Gaevle to check out the world's largest Yule goat, aka the Gaevle Goat. Only problem is that someone had burned it down. In fact, the Gaevle Goat has been burned down 26 times since it first appeared in 1966. Every year, the merchants of Gaevle erect a 40-foot straw goat (Guinness certified as the world's largest), and every year, attempts are made to burn it, break it apart, or throw it into the river. My favorite Gaevle Goat destruction story has to be the year two men dressed respectively as Santa Claus and a gingerbread man shot flaming arrows into the goat. This past year's giant Yule goat was burned down on December 12, just 10 days after it was built. All Justin and I found were pieces of the goat's charred necklace lying in a field of snow.
Speaking of snow, the roads were now absolutely covered in the stuff. Justin hails from the south of England, and I was born and raised in Southern California; we both currently call Los Angeles our home. Meaning we know very little about snow. (It's also why we thought driving into a 3-foot-high snow bank was a grand idea.) But even on some modest Dunlop all-season rubber -- instead of the rubber-band-thick summer tires most U.S.-bound G-Wagens roll on -- I can't remember either of us having any sort of traction-related trouble with the nearly 6000-pound G65. The big AMG shrugged off the worsening conditions exactly as your 12-year-old self expected the ladder-frame beast would. Even Justin was coming around to the prowess of the G-Wagen, though he seemed to enjoy the potent seat heaters as much as he did the truck's copious capability. We stopped at Lake Storsjoen just outside of Oestersund, the third largest city in Norrland (northern Sweden), to see if we could locate Storsjoeodjuret, Sweden's version of the Loch Ness Monster. No luck on that front. However, while standing on the dock looking out over the gorgeous frozen lake, I noticed for the first time that it was really and truly cold. The G65 told us it was -11 C, or 12 degrees Fahrenheit. From Oestersund, it was still another 300 miles farther north to reach AMG's frozen lake in the Arctic Circle. Well, what we assumed was the Arctic Circle. As it turns out, AMG's most excellent lake just outside of Arjeplog lays a few tenths of a degree below the Arctic Circle.
What a lake! Acres of 2-foot-thick ice and a bunch of AMGs on studded tires.
But the lake was next -- and what a lake! Acres and acres of nothing but 2-foot-thick ice and a bunch of AMGs on studded tires. Had we not been delayed a day (Justin had been obligated to announce the 24 Hours of Daytona race for the Speed Channel), we would have been able to participate in two glorious days of ice drifting. As it stood, we had but one morning, and it was 26 degrees C below zero, the coldest temperature we'd see. Neither Justin nor I had ever done ice driving before, so naturally we leapt right into an E63 sedan, the most powerful car on the ice. I'm sure it won't shock any of you to learn that Justin drifted better than I. He's a car control expert and former owner of his own driving school, after all. However, I did pretty OK, kicking the back end out and applying enough opposite lock to look kind of fancy for several seconds at a time. We then switched over to a much smaller course and an SLK55. I had explained to Justin that the diminutive AMG roadster with its naturally aspirated 429-hp V-8 is the best drift machine currently on sale. Within maybe two corners, he was in complete agreement. We unfortunately had to skip the C63 so we could take the G65 on a proper off-road course. With just the center differential locked, the V-12 SUV didn't even break a sweat. There was even one tight corner where the G65's near-ludicrous 738 lb-ft of torque came in handy, as you had to quickly nail the throttle to whip the back end around to avoid making a three-point turn. Brilliant fun.
But as much fun as we were having at the AMG Academy, we still weren't above the Arctic Circle. A quick check of photographer Julia LaPalme's French-language map told us we had 50 more miles left to trek. If our Epic Drive was going to live up to its name, we simply had to go -- even if doing so meant missing half a day of playing on ice. The thing that grabbed me hardest about Sweden in full winter bloom is that the farther north we went, the more otherworldly the terrain became. We saw rocks frozen white, trees covered in so much snow that their tops were bent down to the ground, and lakes so cold they glowed blue. The scenery was growing both more gorgeous and more bizarre with each passing mile. We drove through frozen fog, and I swear that, on more than one occasion, the air simply froze. I was behind the wheel, and Justin was on my iPhone, watching a GPS app that told us our position. "66 degrees, 27 minutes," he announced. The magic numbers we needed were 66 degrees, 33' 44". I pushed the G65, flying along at 80 mph on perfectly white, frozen roads. "66, 29," Justin barked. Then suddenly we saw the sign. Polcirkein. Napapiiri. Arctic Circle. Cercle Polaire. Polarkreis. We'd done it. Justin and I had driven one of the rarest SUVs on Earth 1483 miles to a place very few people get the chance to visit. We were absolutely thrilled. As for the G65, we finally found its element.


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Author: Adams, John
Date: 1776-08-01
Notes of Debates on the Articles of Confederation, Continued
Aug. 1. 1776.
N.C. is a striking Exception to the general Rule that was
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laid down Yesterday, that the Riches of a Country are in Proportion to the Numbers of Inhabitants. A Gentleman of 3 or 400 Negroes, dont raise more corn than feeds them. A Labourer cant be hired for less than £24 a Year in Mass. Bay. The neat profit of a Negro is not more than 5 or 6£ pr. An
. I wish to see the day that Slaves are not necessary. Whites and Negroes cannot work together. Negroes are Goods and Chattells, are Property. A Negro works under the Impulse of fear—has no Care of his Masters Interest.
17. Art.
Dr. Franklin
moves that Votes should be in Proportion to Numbers.
Mr. Middleton
moves that the Vote should be according to what they pay.
thinks We ought not to vote according to Numbers. We are Rep
s of States not Individuals. States of Holland. The Consent of every one is necessary. 3 Colonies would govern the whole but would not have a Majority of Strength to carry those Votes into Execution.
The Vote should be taken two Ways. Call the Colonies and call the Individuals, and have a Majority of both.
Dr. Rush.
Abbe Reynauld
has attributed the Ruin of the united Provinces to 3 Causes. The principal one is that the Consent of every State is necessary. The other that the Members are obliged to consult their Constituents upon all Occasions.
We loose an equal Representation. We represent the People. It will tend to keep up colonial Distinctions. We are now a new Nation. Our Trade, Language, Customs, Manners dont differ more than they do in G. Britain.
The more a Man aims at serving America the more he serves his Colony.
It will promote Factions in Congress and in the States.
It will prevent the Growth of Freedom in America. We shall be loth to admit new Colonies into the Confederation. If We vote by Numbers Liberty will be always safe. Mass, is contiguous to 2 small Colonies, R.
. and N.H. Pen. is near N.Y. and D. Virginia is between Maryland and N. Carolina.
We have been to
free with the Word Independence. We are dependent on each other—not totally independent States.
Montesquieu pronounced the Confederation of Licea the best that ever was made. The Cities had different Weights in the Scale.
China is not larger than one of our Colonies. How populous.
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It is said that the small Colonies deposit their all. This is deceiving Us with a Word.
I would not have it understood, that I am pleading the Cause of Pensilvania. When I entered that door, I considered myself a Citizen of America.
Dr. Witherspoon.
n in England is unequal. Must I have 3 Votes in a County because I have 3 times as much Money as my Neighbour. Congress are to determine the Limits of Colonies.
A momentous Question. Many difficulties on each Side. 4 larger, 5 lesser, 4 stand indifferent. V. M. P. M.
make more than half the People. 4 may alw
C, N.Y., 2 Carolinas, not concerned at all. The dissinterested Coolness of these Colonies ought to determine. I can easily feel the Reasoning of the larger Colonies. Pleasing Theories always gave Way to the Prejudices, Passions, and Interests of Mankind.
The Germanic Confederation. The K. of Prussia has an equal Vote. The Helvetic Confederacy. It cant be expected that 9 Colonies will give Way to be governed by 4. The Safety of the whole depends upon the distinctions of Colonies.
Dr. Franklin.
I hear many ingenious Arguments to perswade Us that an unequal Representation is a very good Thing. If We had been born and bred under an unequal Representation We might bear it. But to sett out with an unequal Representation is unreasonable.
It is said the great Colonies will swallow up the less. Scotland said the same Thing at the Union.
Dr. Witherspoon.
Rises to explain a few Circumstances relating to Scotland. That was an incorporating Union, not a federal. The Nobility and Gentry resort to England.
In determining all Questions, each State shall have a Weight in Proportion to what it contributes to the public Expences of the united States.
. Hooper is continuing the discussion of Article XI, on the method of apportioning taxes.
. In a vote in committee of the whole this day Chase's motion to insert "white" before "Inhabitants" in Article XI lost by seven states to five, the vote being strictly sectional, though Georgia's vote was divided and therefore not counted (
, ed. Boyd
, 1:323).
After the present paragraph there is an interval of space in the
amounting to half a page, and thereafter the committee resumed discussion of Article XVII, broken off on
30 July
, q.v., above.
. Compare Rush's speech as reported by Jefferson in his
, 1:326.
. Virginia, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Maryland.
. Sentence breaks off thus in
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but compare Jefferson's summary of Hopkins' remarks: "the 4. largest ... therefore would govern the others as they should please" (
, ed. Boyd
, 1:326).
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Founding Families: Digital Editions of the Papers of the Winthrops and the Adamses,
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