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Jasedvi where originally one Noah that split into two. They represent the "Bonds" of the Noah.
Jasdebi's Origin's lie with the Noah Family. The Noah are continually reincarnated when they die. Jasdero and Debito were the humans utilized for Jasdebi in the current era. Their origins as humans are unknown but they are biologically brothers.
Jasdebi is a secondary antagonist created by Hoshino Katsura for the series D.Gray-Man.
In his separated form, Jasdebi becomes two separate bodies that share a consciousness, Jasdero and Debito. Jasdero is a skinny young looking man with long bright blonde hair. He has the typical dark grey skin of the Noah and the marking on the forehead. His mouth is stitched together but has enough flexibility for Jasdero to speak and open his mouth. Debito likewise is quite lean and has shorter lend black hair. Both wear small coats typically worn open with fur-lined hoods. He wears thick black eye liner with a streak down the left eye. Both wear particularly tight clothing, especially Debito who wears skin-tight leather pants. Despite officially being the same height, Debito consistently appears slightly taller than Jasdero.
As Jasdebi, both Jasdero and Debito merge into one being which is their original form. Jasdebi has characteristics of both, having long blonde hair that is longer than either Jasdero's or Debito's separately but is actually black towards the scalp. He wears a long red trench coat.
Both Jasdero and Debito behave in a rather eccentric manner. hey are easily upset and can get very loud and boisterous. Debito has the lead role out of the two while Jasdero is more of a follower.
As Jasdebi, a heavy air of confidence, perhaps even cockiness surfaces. Jasdebi also may be more sadistic than his separate form. Most of the techniques he utilized were very torturous in nature whereas Debito and Jasdero's techniques were either more playful or straight-forward.
The Noah Family - Jasdero and Debito seem to get along well enough with their fellow Noah, but there are many conflicting personalities in the Family and they are prone to arguing, especially Jasdero.
When Lenalee Lee was sucked into the Noah's Ark, the rest of her team grabbed her and fell into the portal with her in the nick of time. Tyki Mikk met them on the other side and gave them a key that opened the doors of the Ark so that they would have a chance at escape but only by playing his "game". Behind each door waited members of the Noah family, Debi and Jasdero being behind the second door after Skin Boric who waited behind the first. When the group of Exorcists entered the room that Debi and Jasdero were waiting in, they immediately engaged in combat. The Exorcists had a time table as the Ark was in the process of collapsing, but Debi and Jasdero would not let them pass. Their power was too great to overcome, at least in the necessary time. Jasdero and Debito utilized their power of materialization through their guns, which allowed them to conjure up what came to their mind via shooting it from said guns, the exact limit of which was unknown. Chaoji was badly injured and Allen and Lavi suffered minor injuries, but despite this, they seemed to have an edge over the duo. Becoming frustrated, the two literally took their guns to their heads and fired.
The apparent suicide however was nothing of the sort. It was the ritual that combined the two into one being, Jasdebi, who was the original form of the Noah to begin with. In this form, not only were the guns no longer needed to materialize, but Jasdebi's power overall was augmented. He was seemingly unbeatable and he defeated Lavi.
Seeing no other way, Arystar Krory volunteered to stay behind and hold back Debi and Jasdero while his comrades fled. The other exorcists reluctantly went through with the suggestion. Krory did his very best and given that he was the most physically orientated out of the Exorcists, he could take a heavy amount of punishment. That he did because he was completely outclassed by Jasdebi who put him through torment after torment, impaling him with his hair, crushing him between manifested pentagrams and finally summoning an Iron Maiden and closing the torture device on Krory, seemingly defeating him. However, the Exorcists was not quite done.
From inside the Iron Maiden, Krory's blood had gushed out as it impaled him all over the body. And this was a mistake on Jasdebi's part. Krory broke out and emerged in an altered form, "Blood Krory".This body was composed of his own blood and was significantly stronger than Krory's body. BEcause it was blood it felt no pain so no amount of torment would work on him. Jasdebi was beaten down viciously to the point where he could no longer stay conscious. His main body split back apart into Jasdero and Debito and he fell to the ground.
Some time later, Jasdero and Debito are seen together again fully recovered amongst several new Noah member. After that, Jasdero and Debito headed to Russia to lie in wait for Exorcist General Winters Sokaro and his team.
Indeed, the duo made their way to Russia and ambushed General Sokaro and his team. Sokaro was forced to kill one of his teammates Kiredori because she was infected by the manipulating Alma Cells. Debito teased the Exorcists and informed them that the 14th Noah had just awakened inside their fellow Exorcist Allen Walker, which did indeed happen.
Just as the Apocryphos had defeated Exorcist Yuu Kanda, Jasdero and Debito arrive and trap the monster in a coffin they conjured up. This was not so much for the sake of helping Kanda, but rather the Apocryphos was a threat to the Noah, particularly the newly awakened 14th Noah in Allen Walker However, the coffin was broken easily by the Apocryphos. But upon emerging, it had it's head blown clean off. The Apocryphos was not dead but the twins manifested a monster underneath the Apocryphos. They taunted it for thinking they were not watching it and introduced themselves. The duo then prepared to face the monster directly.
As Jasdero and Debito, Jasdebi can materialize fragments of his imagination by shooting them out through a pair of golden pistols as a catalyst.
Anything struck by the Blue Bomb shot is immediately frozen upon contact.
Both Jasdero and Debito fire a simultaneous shot that meets and forms a large fireball. It has explosive properties and can to some degree be fired successively.
Confines the target with a sticky green substance rendering the victim immobile.
A blast of pure force that can seemingly out power the Red Bomb.
Fires a Purple substance at the victim. It conceals their sight but rather than turning them blind, causes them to see whatever Debito and Jasdero want them to see. For instance, they created illusions of numerous fake keys to confuse their exorcist opponents trying to find the real key that they needed. They also rendered themselves invisible
A giant monstrosity summoned by the duo rather than shot out of the guns. It is composed of human corpses and is formidable in combat.
As Jasdebi, the Power of Materialization is augmented and no longer requires the use of the guns. In this form, Jasdebi performed a number of unnamed techniques.
Jasdebi can use his long hair effectively in combat. It is capable of grabbing, restraining and impaling.
Jasdebi creates larger than human sized pentagrams composed of Energy, seemingly the same type of Dark Energy that the Earl of Millennium uses. Jasdebi can move them with his mind and uses them to both electrocute the victim and when he uses two, crush the victim in between them.
Probably Jasdebi's cruelest technique seen so far. He manifests a large version of the medieval Torture Device, the Iron Maiden. A slightly bigger than human-sized chamber with the appearance of a maiden molded on the exterior. The inside is lined with metal spikes and when closed, the spikes pierce the victim's body all over the body. The original use of the Iron Maiden was to cause extreme pain and horror without killing the victim right away. Very likely Jasdebi replicated those specifications as the technique did not kill Krory,rather it grievously wounded him.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany is confident his side's strike force can make the difference against Barcelona in the second leg of their Champions League last-16 tie on Wednesday.
City must overturn a 2-0 first-leg deficit at the Nou Camp to make the Champions League quarter-finals for the first time in their history.
"I think of our own players, (Alvaro) Negredo, (Edin) Dzeko, the firepower we have up front," Kompany told a news conference on Tuesday.
"If everything goes well we can hurt Barcelona. I will tell you one thing, I am very happy to have on my side great strikers."
City also have top scorer Sergio Aguero available after the Argentinian missed the first leg through injury.
"If we all believe in it, then it is possible," Kompany said. "It is one of the toughest places to come in the world to achieve something like this. This is the type of game where you don't need extra motivation.
"I don't know if I will play but if I do then my role in defence will be important. I would rather concentrate on the strikers, though, and if they score then we have a chance.
"Everyone has to be at their best: the forwards, wingers, fullbacks. We won't achieve anything here with passengers. We have done it before, performance-wise."
Kompany believes a win over Barca, in City's third Champions League campaign, would be comparable to winning the 2012 Premier League title in the final game of the season against Queens Park Rangers.
"Football is made for nights like this," he said.
"Emotionally it would be difficult to beat what we did against QPR. We were chasing lost causes, then it turned into our day. Each year we are stronger. We are progressing in the Champions League and we are looking forward to special nights, which we need.
"Conceding now is not as bad as not scoring, and we will have to score now three goals over the game. It will all be about who gets the first goal, and if we take the lead the dynamics change. No one would put money on that we can't score here."
Barca were beaten by lowly Valladolid in La Liga at the weekend, their second league defeat in three games, while City lost their FA Cup quarter-final tie with Wigan Athletic.
City's assistant manager, Ruben Cousillas, said: "Barca are still one of the best teams in the world, with one of the best players in the world in (Lionel) Messi and a strong coach (Gerardo Martino) I know very well."
Cousillas will have extra responsibility on Wednesday with City manager Manuel Pellegrini suspended following comments he made about Swedish referee Jonas Eriksson after the first leg.
"We have to go out and do what Manuel Pellegrini has been doing during his time in Europe, which is playing possession football even though it will be difficult to take the ball off Barcelona," Cousillas said.
"We know what we have to do and will try and take the risks necessary to turn the game around.
"I am the assistant but I have been working with (Pellegrini) for 13 years. I know how he thinks and the decisions he will want to make. I will take the responsibility tomorrow, calmly and with confidence."
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CP, will you come to Austin and consult with me next time I need new frames?
This made me laugh and feel happy because in my fantasies about "what will I do when I grow up" (66 now) I often want to sell eyeglasses. So I realized how happy I am in my current job because I haven't had that fantasy in a while - but Gretchen, I'd be on the first boat/train/plane to help you pick out a pair.
2/c and some 3A.
Protein sensitive but can use occasionally
Highly porous. Color over grey.
Best 1st day method: Super Soaker
Stylers: Mix Curls in a Bottle into everything for shine. Terrible pj
Sometimes try roller sets - classic glamor but I prefer my curls.
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As long as we're on the subject of knitting for the holidays — if you have some spare time and spare yarn, here's some cuties for you. All these are my original designs, and newly available on Ravelry.
Archive for category Patterns
Three Holiday Dec Ideas
Dec 12
Three Holiday Gift Ideas
Nov 27
There are only 27 knitting days 'til Christmas! So I have three ideas for quick knitted gifts for you. And to really mix up the metaphors, I have something old, something new, and something borrowed.
Champagne, Anyone?
Jan 25
drumroll please… Et voilà! I can now unveil pictures of my latest sock design.
While you may have sipped champagne while you knit, I bet you haven't ever knitted champagne glasses, in a veritable champagne fountain — complete with little bubbles!
New Sock Club Design
Jan 11
I've said it before, but — it's so hard to write on your knitting blog, when you can't blog about what it is you are knitting.
But now I can reveal that soon, the next installment in the sock club by "For Yarn's Sake" will be released, with this month's design by yours truly! The theme is "Champagne & Roses" and you will have a whole month to get your socks done in time for Valentine's Day.
Wonder of Wonders
Sep 9
OK, short version (because I want to get back to knitting) — but I can't resist sharing this, either.
Friend in New Zealand has found out her breast cancer has come back. Sucks incredibly. Is going through chemo, and asked if I would knit her some hats.
Classes in August
Jul 28
Good heavens, where did July go? It's time to post info about upcoming classes in August and September!
Knitting Bee
We have a few things on the list: a couple of old faves and one brand-new one! Call Knitting Bee at 503.439.3316 if you're interested!
Sock Design 101: Part 3
May 26
Table of contents for Sock Design 101
Oh, hi. You got that basketweave sock done all the way to the heel then? Not quite? OK, good, we'll "pick up" where we left off. (ha, ha, little knitting humor there. Very little.)
News Flashes
May 19
Well, life has been happening with a vengeance around our house the past few days. So you'll have to forgive me for just throwing out a couple of updates here.
OK, you got a peek at the toe a couple of weeks ago — now here's the rest of it!
I said you wouldn't get bored halfway through, now didn't I?
sneek pink — I mean, peek
Mar 26
OK, so obviously I am a sucker for pink. And being a redhead, this can be problematic — although I am starting to see more and more hairs that are, shall we say, colorless — so maybe this issue will resolve itself in time. (My hairdresser refers to them as "platinum highlights", BTW. Talk about spin!)
For Breakfast In Bed
Feb 8
It's kind of a long story, but what the heck — you've got some time to kill, right? I'll valiantly try to keep it short.
A decade ago, plus or minus, my brother and I were back in Iowa, helping my mom as she attempted to continue living in her apartment. As part of the job, we went out to get her some new housewares. And on the way back to the apartment, we stopped at an estate sale.
Vine Leaf Socks
Nov 4
Ahhhhhh — finally, I can sit back, relax and blog a little bit. And it's great that I can now write about something that's recently been taking a lot of my time.
Table of contents for UFOlympics
- UFOlympics! the Summer Games
- UFOlympics! the Decathlon
- UFOlympics! the first event
- UFOlympics! the second event
- UFOlympics! the third event
- UFOlympics! the fourth event
- UFOlympics! the fifth and sixth events
- UFOlympics! the seventh event
- UFOlympics: the eighth and ninth events
- UFOlympics! the tenth and eleventh events
Ummm… I have good news, and bad news.
First, the good news: UFO #0, Brioche st hat: FINISHED 07/07/08.
Final time (offical Swiss, of course): 2 days.
The crowd goes wild!
Yarn: Manos del Uruguay silk & wool.
Pattern: my own Polar Bear Pattern.
Shameless plug: this is a sample for a class I'll teach at the Knitting Bee in Sept.
So, flipping through a Japanese knitting book of pattern stitches one day, I came across a twisted rib and cable pattern that I thought would make a VERY handsome sock for DH…which it did.
Kenkyo Socks
May 1
OK, once again my lack of recent blogging is due to me having to work on other stuff. (Lately I've really been forced to admit there are only so many hours in a given day, or week. And some of them are required for sleeping, or else I get
even more really cranky.) But big news today!


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Central Elegant Beaut y and rugged good looks too. | Official Idaho State Travel Guide 110 Experience Craters of the Moon online at visitidaho.org/360tours I nspire your "inner adventurer" with a trip into the very heart of Idaho. The awe-inspiring peaks of the Boulder, White Cloud, Lost River, Lemhi, and Sawtooth ranges make this region Idaho's most mountainous. Mount Borah, Idaho's highest peak at 12,662 feet, looms above the sweeping plains near Mackay. From a sophisticated ski resort to guest ranches, bed and breakfast inns, and campgrounds, this area of Idaho will please anyone's taste. Sun Valley—America's first ski resort—attracts visitors from all over the world in winter and summer. The magnifi- cent Sawtooth Mountains tower over the town of Stanley, with thousands of alpine lakes nestled between the peaks. It's here that the mighty Salmon River, the "River of No Return," is born of creeks flowing from high mountain summits. Elk, deer, and moose graze in the meadows while ante- lope sprint across the open plains. Lewis and Clark entered this part of Idaho cross- ing over Lemhi Pass near Salmon during their journey to find a northwest passage to the Pacific. The expedition's interpreter, Sacajawea, was a Lemhi-Shoshone woman born near present-day Salmon. You can explore this mountainous area of Idaho on your own or hire a local guide for specific adventures. The region is perfect for out- door activities such as rafting, horseback riding, climbing, hiking, and canoeing. Get the free mobile app for your phone http://gettag.mobi Follow Visit Idaho on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Flickr & other social media channels – visitidaho.org Central ohrgiuT.e One of the sUN's fAV an o ts n Valley » « Bald Mountain in Su Sawtooth Mountains Stanley Basin and welcoming western town, Stan- ley serves as a gateway to the lakes, The heart and soul of central Idaho lies peaks, and trails of the Sawtooths. With in the stunning Stanley Basin. With plenty of motels, cabins, and guest dramatic views of the Sawtooth Moun- ranches, it's a great launching point for tains before you and the White Cloud float trips and other ventures into the Mountains behind, quiet reflection is mountains. inevitable. This is the high mountain valley in which the Salmon River begins The premier central Idaho adventure as a small stream. From here, you can is a guided trip down the Middle Fork venture into the Sawtooth National of the Salmon River. The 96-mile river Recreation Area or even higher into flows freely through the Frank Church the Sawtooth Wilderness to hike and River of No Return Wilderness, the larg- view wildlife. Trails lead to meadows, est federally protected wilderness area across streams, through forests, and up in the lower 48 states. It offers a non- | Official Idaho State Travel Guide to high alpine lakes. The visitor center motorized river floating experience with north of Ketchum can provide you with crystal-clear water, several natural hot maps and information for an enjoyable springs, and catch-and-release fishing. and safe trip. Idaho's most famous "Wild and Scenic" river is ranked as one of the top ten The town of Stanley is situated at the whitewater rivers in the world. Known junction of three of Idaho's best scenic for its challenging Class III and IV byways: Ponderosa Pine Scenic Byway rapids, the Middle Fork is pristine and on Hwy 21, Salmon River Scenic Byway unspoiled—a rare treat for any adven- Stanley Lake on Hwy 93 and 75, and the Sawtooth turer. Outfitters are available to guide, Scenic Byway on Hwy 75. A rustic but book your spot well in advance, as launches are limited. 112 « visitidaho.org » Sun Valley Fairfield No trip to Idaho would be complete Solider Mountain Ski Area—a small, without a visit to Idaho's renowned Sun relaxed ski-property with 36 runs and Valley. On the edge of the untamed wil- a vertical drop of 1,400 feet—sits just derness, the resort area of Sun Valley- outside of this small farming commu- Ketchum glistens with cosmopolitan nity. Within a few minutes of Fairfield sophistication. Founded in 1936 near are the Mormon and Magic Reservoirs, the mining town of Ketchum by railroad where huge rainbow and brown trout tycoon Averell Harriman, Sun Valley are caught regularly. Other prime trout was America's first destination ski fishing spots in this area include Silver resort. It has the old-world charm and Creek (Ernest Hemingway's favorite) ambiance of a cozy European alpine near Bellevue and the Little Wood village, with lodging and shopping, River, a unique desert stream north- an award-winning golf course, cham- east of Richfield. pionship tennis club, and an outdoor ice skating rink. During summer and Craters of the Moon fall, don't miss the world-class skat- In the high desert near Arco is one of ers perform in "Stars on Ice." Enjoy the most unusual landscapes on earth: quality entertainment outdoors at the Craters of the Moon National Monu- Sun Valley Pavilion. The new Sun Valley ment. This exceptional site is the larg- Clubhouse hosts golfers in summer and est basaltic, dominantly Holocene (last Nordic skiers in the winter. 10,000 years) lava field in the mainland Nearby, casual Ketchum enriches a Sun of the United States. The 750,000-acre Valley vacation with many fine restau- monument encompasses a stunning ar- rants, galleries, shops, and entertain- ray of volcanic features: a'a, pahoehoe ment. Combine the historic charm of and blocky lava; cinder cones, spatter Ketchum with activities in the nearby cones, and lava tubes (caves). It's an countryside—mountain biking, fishing, excellent place for bird watching, pho- Bald Mountain hiking, or horseback riding—and you'll tography, backpacking, and caving. An have an unforgettable vacation. RV park is conveniently located on the property with motels in nearby Arco. Early pioneers avoided this eerie domain, yet decades later, nearly 225,000 visitors explore this fascinat- Sun Valley ing landscape annually. A seven-mile loop road leads you through the lava field, and there are short trails to caves and craters. Silver Creek Middle Fork Salmon River « Largest City Hailey ReGionAl inFo Population – 7,960 « Regional Climate Summer Average High – 85° Winter Average High – 30° Annual Precipitation – 10" « Elevation Highest – 12,662' {Mt. Borah} Lowest – 2,875' {Main Salmon River} visitsunvalley.com n vc ScedRIIeS Central A « Salmon River Scenic Byway Follow the Salmon River between Lost Trail Pass and Stanley where three scenic byways meet. En route are the magnificent Sawtooth Mountains, Land of the Yankee Fork State Park, and the towns of Salmon and Challis. B « Lewis & Clark Backcountry Byway See where Lewis and Clark unfurled the U.S. flag for the first time in the West as you travel this 39-mile gravel road from Tendoy, a 3-hour round-trip. No services, closed in winter. High clearance vehicle recommended. 93 C « Sacajawea Historic Byway This 132-mile scenic drive across Hwy 28 from eastern Idaho through the Lemhi Valley to Salmon offers a North Fork glimpse into the historical legacy of Sacajawea and the Salmon River Lemhi-Shoshone tribe. At Tendoy, consider the Lewis Scenic Byway A and Clark Byway if you have a high clearance vehicle. Salmon Lemhi D « Peaks to Craters Scenic Byway River 28 With the most diverse scenery of any of Idaho's byways, this 140-mile drive features Craters of the Moon, the Tendoy Lost River Valley, and Mt. Borah, Idaho's highest peak. B Lewis & Clark Backcountry 93 Byway « Sawtooth Scenic Byway see page 72. E Leadore « Ponderosa Pine Scenic Byway see page 48. F Middle Fork of Salmon River Challis « For suggested itineraries and a Land of the Yankee C Ponderosa Pine Fork State Park Sacajawea downloadable statewide byway Historic Byway Scenic Byway Bonanza guide, go to idahobyways.gov F Custer Peaks to Craters 75 Scenic Byway Little Lost 21 28 D River Stanley Big Lost River 22 33 Mackay 93 Sawtooth 93 Scenic Byway 33 E Sun Valley Arco Ketchum 20 26 26 Hailey | Official Idaho State Travel Guide Craters of the Moon Bellevue Silver 93 Creek Fairfield Big Wood River Picabo Carey 20 Magic Res. 46 93 75 114 « idahobyways.gov » own rewards » « Detours bring their new technology in the field of nuclear energy. On the eastern side of Arco is the Idaho National Laboratory, a vast complex of scientific experiment stations in the wind-swept, high plains Mount Borah desert. Arco is an excellent lunch stop before or after visiting Craters of the « Lewis & Clark Moon National Monument, just 18 The Lewis and Clark expedition miles west. crossed the continental divide near Lemhi Pass on August 12, 1805, Salmon & the Lemhi Valley accompanied by its interpreter, North of Challis, Hwy 93 enters the Sacajawea, a young Lemhi-Shoshone serene and picturesque Lemhi Valley. woman who was born near present- Nestled in the shadows between the Bit- day Salmon, Idaho. It was in central terroot Mountains and the Lemhi Range, Idaho that the hopes of finding a river this is the valley where mountain men passage to the Pacific were dashed. of the 1800s, Jim Bridger and Kit Carson, would spend the winter. Today, the town Begin your own "Voyage of Discovery" of Salmon is called the "Whitewater in this region by visiting the Sacajawea Capital of the World." From Salmon, pro- Interpretive, Cultural, and Educational fessional outfitters are available to take Center; rafting the Salmon River; and you on the river dubbed "The River of No driving to Lemhi Pass on the Lewis Return" or the Main Salmon. and Clark Backcountry Byway. The Salmon River remains one of the few free-flowing waterways in America. lewisandclarkidaho.org Wildlife thrives in the rugged mountains and grassy meadows. The best way to experience the Salmon is with one of Middle Fork Salmon River Idaho's many licensed outfitters, who offer float trips ranging from one to eight Mackay and Arco days on calm or wild water. The town of As you drive along Hwy 93 beside the Salmon is the largest in the area and a Lost River Range, you'll see Idaho's great place to stop, refuel, and refresh. highest peak to the east. Mt. Borah is Don't pass up a visit to the Sacajawea the most noticeable mountaintop in Interpretive, Cultural, and Educational the range, surpassing the neighbor- Center. The museum celebrates the ing peaks at 12,662 feet. Nearby is the contributions of this Lemhi-Shoshone town of Mackay, nicknamed "Top of woman who served as an interpreter for Idaho" because of its proximity to the the Lewis and Clark expedition. Enjoy peak. The majestic mountains sur- the visitor center, outdoor amphitheater, rounding Mackay are ideal for hiking Sacajawea monument, and a one-mile and backcountry drives. Explore the interpretive trail. Sawtooth Mountains area's heritage on a self-guided tour of Immerse yourself further in the explor- mining locations on Mackay's Mine Hill. ers' experiences by driving up to Lemhi Located along the Big Lost River in Pass on the Lewis and Clark Backcountry eastern Idaho, Arco was the first city Byway. Many historians consider Lemhi in the world to be lit with electricity Pass the most important site along the generated by nuclear power. A national Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail. reactor testing station was established It was here that the dream of an easy nearby in 1949. Experimental Breeder route to the Pacific died as the explor- Reactor #1, a National Historic Land- ers gazed upon mountains ahead. The Lost River Range mark, is open to the public for free byway is a 38-mile, single-lane gravel self-guided tours. You'll learn about road with steep grades, but it's certainly this former nuclear reactor plant and worth the journey. stractions » « Enjoy our roadside di visitidaho.org | 115 Sun Valley Central Sun Valley Resort Golf Course Summer golf in Sun Valley is as great as the skiing in the winter. Three great challenging courses await you in the Wood River Valley, including the classic Sun Valley course, a 27-hole masterpiece and Idaho Golf Trail standout. Golf Trail Member humble yourself » « An awesome place to « Challis « Mackay « Sun Valley/Ketchum Challis Golf Course River Park Golf Course & RV Campground Bigwood at Thunder Spring 9 holes, driving range; 208 879-5440; 9 holes, driving range; 208 588-2296 9 holes, driving range; challisgolfcourse.com 208 726-4024; bigwoodts.com « Salmon « Fairfield Elkhorn Golf Club Salmon River Golf Course 18 holes, 2 driving ranges; 208 622-3309; Soldier Mountain Ranch & Resort 9 holes, driving range; elkhorngolfclub.com 18 holes; 208 764-2506; 208 756-4734; cityofsalmon.com soldiermountainranch.com Sun Valley Resort Golf Courses 27 holes, driving range; 208 622-2251; sunvalley.com/golf | Official Idaho State Travel Guide Lf 116 idahogolftrail.com Sun Valley Pavilion Ketchum Warm Spring Lodge Sun Valley Ice Show Sun Valley Harvest Festival The recreational opportunities and majestic peaks of central Idaho are popular year-round, but the many arts and cultural activities in the area are also mak- ing quite a name for themselves. They add one more reason to make Idaho your destination vacation or perhaps, your new home. » at out-perform the rest « Performing arts th » For those who love classical music, the cooking perfectly aged beef, fresh seafood, Sun Valley Summer Symphony offers free and local game. And if Stanley is your des- outdoor concerts at the Sun Valley tination, stop in at the Smiley Creek Lodge Pavilion in July and August. Each Octo- for a great milkshake—a local tradition ber, music fills the autumn air as the Sun after a hike in the Sawtooth Valley. Ketchum Valley Jazz Jamboree kicks into high gear, is filled with unique and interesting art drawing jazz lovers from around the world galleries including the Art Spirit Gallery, to hear more than 200 talented musicians Gallery DeNovo, Anne Reed Gallery, and perform in the Sun Valley area. the Kneeland Gallery, all showcasing nationally recognized artists. The Sun Valley » During the spring, Sun Valley promotes Center for the Arts offers interesting cultural healthy lifestyles and wellbeing during exhibits, performing arts, and classes. its Sun Valley Wellness Festival. The annual Ketchum Arts Festival in July fea- » Finally, top your visit to central Idaho with tures a variety of arts and crafts from well- a world-famous Sun Valley Ice Show—Stars known local artists, continuous live music, on Ice. Professional ice skaters take to the and activities for children. The Black Daisy ice each Saturday night during the summer Arts and Crafts Fair in Mackay is a unique with truly amazing performances. and entertaining craft show, which runs » For complete event listings go to: in conjunction with the White Knob Bike visitidaho.org Challenge and the Custer County Fair. » Camp under the stars for a weekend of If you yearn to live and work where others live music plus arts and crafts at the Saw- can only vacation, visit IdahoWorks.com tooth Music Festival each July. to find out how to make this recreational haven your new home. » Dining options are especially abundant in the Sun Valley-Ketchum area. The Pioneer Saloon is a local institution, iuREStVele, LtfE & e YNtS L Regional Information 34 RV Hookup Sites, $21-$27; Open Spr- 1 Lodge/House, $95; Open All Year; A/C, Fall; Dump Station-RV, Pull-thru Sites-RV, Breakfast Free, Cable/Satellite TV Central Sun Valley-Ketchum Chamber & Showers Visitors Center; 208 726-3423, Creekside Inn Bed & Breakfast; 630 North Ave, Challis, 83226; P: 208 879-5608, www.visitsunvalley.com Bellevue www.creeksideinnbandb.com; 5 Rooms, Lemhi-Shoshone Tribe; $65-$120; Open All Year; Breakfast Free, 208 791-7490, Information Cable/Satellite TV www.lemhi-shoshone.com Bellevue City Office; 208 788-2128, www.bellevueidaho.us Darling Creek Bed & Breakfast; 1001 Darling Creek Rd, Challis, 83226; P: 208 Statewide Central Lodging 879-5222; 4 Rooms, $40-$65; Open All Year; Breakfast Free, Kitchens, Laundry Reservation Services Riverside RV Park & Campground; P: 208 788-2020; 38 RV Hookup Sites, $26; 10 Guest Ranches Idaho Excursions; Tent/Campsites, $22; Open All Year; Dump 208 908-9389, Station-RV, Laundry, Showers Wilderness Outfitters; Simplot Ranch, www.idexcursions.com Frank Church Wilderness, Challis; P: 307 Challis 262-7406, www.idahowilderness.com; InIdaho.com; Open Sum 800 84-IDAHO (800 844-3246), www.inidaho.com Information Hotels & Motels Challis Area Chamber of Commerce; Challis Motor Lodge & Lounge; Hwy 93 & P: 208 879-2771, F: 208 879-5836, Main St; P: 208 879-2251; 18 Rooms, $44- www.challischamber.com $63; Open All Year Arco Attractions Holiday Lodge Motel; Hwy 93 N, Challis, Information Bayhorse Ghost Town and Trails System; 83226; P: 866 879-2259 or 208 879-2259; Miles of ATV trails link picturesque historic 11 Rooms, $50-$78; Open All Year; Cable/ Butte County Chamber of Commerce; sites in the Bayhorse mining area. 24424 Satellite TV, High-speed Internet, Pets OK P: 208 527-8977, F: 208 527-8977, www.cityarco.com Hwy 75, Challis, 83226; P: 208 879-5244, Northgate Inn Motel; Hwy 93, .5 mi. N. F: 208 879-5243, parksandrecreation. of Challis; P: 208 879-2490, F: 208 879- Lost Rivers Tourism Council Visitor Center; idaho.gov/parks/yankeefork.aspx 2490, www.challismotel.com; 55 Rooms, P: 208 527-8977 Challis Hot Springs; Historic springs open $39-$79; Open All Year; Cable/Satellite TV, Attractions year-round on the banks of the Salmon Kitchens, Pets OK Craters of the Moon National Monument River with 90-127 degree water tempera- Pioneer Motel & RV Park; 220 Hwy 93 S, and Preserve; View a diverse array of vol- tures. 5025 Hot Springs Rd, Challis, 83226; Challis, 83226; P: 208 879-6791, F: 208 canic features and a rich variety of animal P: 208 879-4442 879-6760, www.challismotelrvpark.com; and plant life while touring on a 7-mile Custer Historic Mining Town; Ghost town 27 RV Hookup Sites, $22-$31; 7 Rooms, loop road. 18 miles SW of Arco. P: 208 527- with mining era buildings, interpretive pro- $54-$69; 1 Cabin, $85; Open All Year; 1335, F: 208 527-3073, www.nps.gov/crmo grams and a gift shop at Land of the Yan- Cable TV Hookups, Kitchens, WiFi Natural Bridge; Huge limestone arch ex- kee Fork State Park. 24424 Hwy 75, Challis, The Village Inn Motel & Restaurant; Hwy tending 80-feet high from the shoulder of 83226; P: 208 879-5244, F: 208 879-5243, 93, Challis, 83226; P: 208 879-2239, F: 208 King Mountain near Arco. P: 208 527-8977, www.parksandrecreation.idaho.gov 879-2813, challisvillageinn.com; 54 Rooms, F: 208 527-8977 Custer Motorway Adventure Road; Follow $48-$149; Open All Year; A/C, Pets OK, WiFi an historic wagon road 46 miles from RV Parks & Campgrounds Lodging Challis over a mountain pass and along the Arco Inn Motel; 540 W Grand Ave, Arco, Yankee Fork River to Sunbeam. P: 208 756- Challis Golf Course RV Park; Challis Golf 83213; P: 208 527-3100, F: 208 527-3132, 5100, www.fs.fed.us/r4/sc/yankeefork/ Course Rd, Challis, 83226; P: 208 879- www.arcomotel.com; 12 Rooms, $39-$69; custermotorway.shtml 5300, F: 208 879-5301, www.golfcourserv. Open All Year; Cable/Satellite TV, Pets OK, com; 30 RV Hookup Sites, $11-$30; 10 Land of the Yankee Fork State Park & Tent/Campsites, $15-$18; Open Spr-Fall; WiFi Yankee Fork Gold Dredge; This park and RV Hookups, Showers, WiFi Craters of the Moon/Arco KOA; 2424 N the surrounding National Forest Historic 3000 W, Arco, 83213; P: 800 562-3408 or Area bring to life Idaho's frontier mining Challis Hot Springs; 5025 Hot Springs Rd, 208 527-8513, koa.com/where/id/12141; history amid numerous recreational oppor- Challis, 83226; P: 208 879-4442, www. challishotsprings.com; 30 RV Hookup | Official Idaho State Travel Guide 60 RV Hookup Sites, $25-$32; 3 Cabins, tunities. 24424 Hwy 75, Challis, 83226. P: $38-$56; 3 Camping Cabins, $32-$50; 5 208 879-5244, F: 208 879-5243, parksand Sites, $28; 7 Rooms, $95; 10 Tent/Camp- Tent/Campsites, $17-$22; Open Spr-Fall; recreation.idaho.gov/parks/yankeefork. sites, $20; Open All Year; Breakfast Free, Dump Station-RV, RV Hookups, WiFi aspx Indoor Pool, Outdoor Pool D-K Motel; 316 S Front St, Arco, 83213; Lodging Challis Valley RV Park; Hwy 93 at Ram's P: 800 231-0134 or 208 527-8282, F: 208 Horn, Challis, 83226; P: 208 879-2393, F: 527-8282, www.dkmotel.com; 25 Rooms, Bed & Breakfast Inns 208 879-2973; 65 RV Hookup Sites, $24- $35-$80; Open All Year; Cable/Satellite TV, $28; 5 Tent/Campsites, $16; Open All Year; Bonanza House Bed & Breakfast; 10th & Cable/Satellite TV, Laundry, WiFi Laundry, WiFi Butte St; P: 208 833-5050, gonorthwest. Lost River Motel; 405 Hwy Dr, Arco, 83213; com/Idaho/central/Challis/bonanza Pioneer Motel & RV Park; P: 208 527-3600; 14 Rooms, $30-$65; -house.htm; 2 Rooms, $65-$120; Open All See Hotels & Motels Open All Year; Cable/Satellite TV, Kitchens Year; Breakfast Free, Cable/Satellite TV, Non-smoking Vacation Rentals 118 Mountain View RV Park; 705 W Grand Benjamin Inn; 842 North Ave, Challis, Ave, Arco, 83213; P: 208 527-3707, F: 208 Corner Cottage Inn; 1221 Pleasant, Challis, 83226; P: 208 879-2788, M: 208 721-1214; 83226; P: 208 879-5084, www.benjamin 527-3709, www.mountainviewrvarco.com; inn.com; 4 Rooms, $85-$125; 2 Cabins, $85-$100; Open All Year; High-speed Inter- net, Kitchens, Non-smoking Cabin at the Riverranch; Hot Springs Rd, Challis, 83226; P: 208 879-2788, M: 208 721-1214; 1 Cabin, $75; Open All Year; Cable/Satellite TV, Kitchens, Non-smoking Clayton Lodging Passenger appreciation May Family Ranch; 500 Squaw Creek Rd, Clayton, 83227; P: 208 838-2407, F: 208 is an everyday event. 838-2202, www.mayfamilyranch.com; 6 RV Hookup Sites, $28; 14 Rooms, $45-$80; 3 Cabins, $65-$70; 4 Tent/Campsites, $18; Open All Year; Breakfast Free, Non-smok- ing, Pets OK Old Sawmill Station; Clayton area; P: 208 838-2421, www.oldsawmillstation.com; 40 RV Hookup Sites, $20-$25; Open All Year; RV Hookups, Pets OK, Pull-thru Sites-RV White Cloud Mountain Inn; Hwy 75, between MP 213 and 214, turn onto Slate Creek, go 5.5 mi. P: 208 879-4677, home. custertel.net/~muzzie; 5 Rooms, $89-$99; Open Spr-Sum, Winter; Breakfast Free Fairfield Lodging Elk Ridge Mountain Inn; P: 208 764-2247; Open All Year; Breakfast Free Iron Mountain RV Park; 325 W Hwy 20, HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE WAYS Fairfield, 83327; P: 208 764-2577; 15 RV WE SHOW IT. Hookup Sites, $19-$21; Open All Year; Dump Station-RV, RV Hookups, Pets OK Prairie Inn; 113 E Hwy 20, Fairfield, 83327; P: 208 764-2247, F: 208 764-2244, www. CONVENIENT ROUTES theprairieinn.com; 18 Rooms, $69-$150; Serving Idaho with up to daily flights Open All Year; A/C, Cable/Satellite TV, from convenient gateway cities, Handicap Access including Spokane, Boise, Lewiston, Moscow and seasonally to Sun Valley Gibbonsville (See North Fork) during summer and winter. Hailey THE GREENEST FLEET IN THE SKY Information Fuel-e cient aircraft and inflight recycling. Hailey Chamber of Commerce; P: 208 788-3484, www.haileyidaho.com A TRULY GLOBAL MILEAGE PLAN™ airline partners to over destinations Attractions worldwide. Earn a minimum of miles. Blaine County Historical Museum; Learn And award travel starts at just , miles. about the mining history of the Wood River Valley - see a mine tunnel replica, historical dioramas, Chinese artifacts, and more. 218 NORTHWEST WINE AND MICROBREWS N Main St, Hailey, 83333; P: 208 788-1801, Complimentary on all Horizon-operated flights. M: 208 729-0560, www.bchistorical museum.org Company of Fools; Award-winning theatri- cal productions July through March at the beautifully renovated Liberty Theatre.110 N Main St, Hailey, 83333; P: 208 788-6520, F: 208 788-1053, www.companyoffools.org alaskaair.com Proudly Operated by Horizon Air Hailey Skateboard Park; 12, 500 sq. ft. skateboarding facility in Hailey provides fun for the young and young-at-heart alike. P: 208 720-1791, www.haileyidaho.com/ 11.ALA.623_4.75x9.5_HorizonGenericAd_ISTG_e4.indd 1 11/28/11 3:24 PM hailey_parks.asp www.visitidaho.org | 119 JOB: 11.ALA.623 DESCRIPTION: Horizon Generic — Idaho State Travel Guide MODIFIED:11-28-2011 3:23 PM LEAD EPRO Wood River Trail System; Constructed Moose Center Learning Lab; North Ameri- Ram's Head Lodge; 33 mi.W. of North Fork; over an old railroad route, the 20-mile trail can moose heads, photos, original art, P: 877 659-4899 or 208 394-2122, F: 208 Central from north of Ketchum through Hailey to hides, antlers and scientific journals. 610 W 894-2429; 8 RV Hookup Sites, $50-$250; Bellevue is perfect for walking & biking in Custer, Mackay, 83251; P: 208 588-2939, F: 4 Rooms, $50-$250; Open Sum-Fall; A/C, summer and Nordic skiing/snowshoeing in 208 588-2980, www.moosefoundation.org Food Service, RV Hookups winter. P: 208 578-2273, F: 208 788-2168, www.bcrd.org Lodging REMLC's Sportsman's Roost Lodge; 1935 Salmon River Rd, Shoup, 83469; P: 208 Bear Bottom Inn; 412 W Spruce St, Mackay, 394-2150, F: 406 363-1024, remlcsports Lodging 83251; P: 208 588-2483; 5 Rooms, $50- mansLodging.com; 8 Rooms, $58-$200; AmericInn Lodge & Suites of Hailey; 51 $70; Open All Year; A/C, Food Service, WiFi Open All Year; Cable/Satellite TV, Kitchens Cobblestone Ln, Hailey, 83333; P: 800 634- Mackay Homestay Bed & Breakfast; 4512 Shoup Store, Cafe & Cabins; 1829 Salmon 3444 or 208 788-7950, www.americinn. Hwy 93, Mackay, 83251; P: 208 589-4114, River Rd, Shoup, 83469; P: 208 394-2125; com; 64 Rooms, $99-$299; Open All Year; www.mackayhomestay.com; 2 Rooms, 2 Cabins, $20-$80; Open All Year; Food Breakfast Free, High-speed Internet, Indoor $90-$140; Open All Year; Breakfast Free, Service, Pets OK, Showers Pool Cable/Satellite TV, Kitchens Hitchrack Motel-Gas-Grocery; 293 Indian The Village at North Fork; 2046 Hwy 93 Moose Crossing RV Park; 3798 N Hwy 93, N, North Fork, 83466; P: 855 865-7001 Creek Rd, Hailey, 83333; P: 888 431-7225 Mackay, 83255; P: 208 221-2994, F: 208 or 208 865-7001, F: 855 865-7003, www. or 208 788-1696, F: 208 788-1696; 8 588-2994, www.moosecrossingrv.com; 27 thevillageatnorthfork.com; 21 RV Hookup Rooms, $55-$75; Open All Year; Cable/Sat- RV Hookup Sites, $16-$18; 2 Cabins, $35; Sites, $17-$22; 7 Rooms, $60-$80; 10 Tent/ ellite TV, Kitchens, Pets OK 2 Camping Cabins, $35; 3 Tent/Campsites, Campsites, $5-$12; Open All Year; Cable TV Spruce Inn; 416 1st Ave N, Hailey, 83333; $10; 1 Yurt/Teepee, $35; Open Spr-Fall; Hookups, Food Service, WiFi P: 208 720-8755, www.spruceinn.com; Laundry, Pull-thru Sites-RV 6 Rooms, $110; Open All Year; Breakfast River Park Golf Course & Campground; Salmon Free, Pets OK, WiFi 717 Capitol Ave, Mackay, 83251; P: 208 The Inn at Ellsworth Estate; 702 3rd Ave 588-2296; 26 RV Hookup Sites, $15; Open Information S, Hailey, 83333; P: 866 788-6354 or 208 Spr-Fall; Cable TV Hookups, Pets OK, Pull- Salmon Valley Chamber of Commerce; 788-6354, F: 208 788-6317, ellsworth thru Sites-RV P: 800 727-2540, F: 208 756-4935, estate.com; 9 Rooms, $85-$160; Open www.salmonchamber.com Wagon Wheel Motel & RV Park; 809 W All Year; Breakfast Free, Cable/Satellite Custer, Mackay, 83251; P: 208 588-3331, F: Attractions TV, High-speed Internet 208 588-3334, www.wagonwheelmackay. com; 17 RV Hookup Sites, $20; 16 Rooms, Lemhi County Historical Museum; Lemhi Leadore $41-$81; 1 Cabin, $81; Open All Year; Shoshone and Asian artifacts plus photos Cable/Satellite TV, Laundry, WiFi and exhibits on mining, ranching, timber, Lodging and life in the Old West. 210 Main St, Homestead Motel; 187 Railroad St, White Knob Motel & RV Park; 4243 Hwy Salmon, 83467; P: 208 756-3342, www. Leadore, 83464; P: 208 768-2742, F: 208 93, Mackay, 83251; P: 208 588-2622, F: lemhicountymuseum.org 768-2650; 8 Rooms, $59-$68; Open All 208 588-2622; 27 RV Hookup Sites, $20; 6 Rooms, $55; 30 Tent/Campsites, $10; Open Lewis & Clark Backcountry Byway; Coun- Year; High-speed Internet, Non-smoking, Sum-Fall; RV Hookups, Laundry, Showers try drive through pristine high mountain Handicap Access meadows and rolling hills to where Lewis & Leadore Inn; 401 S Railroad St, Leadore, Wild Horse Creek Ranch; 4387 Wild Clark crossed Lemhi Pass in 1805. Off Hwy 83464; P: 888 951-6334 or 208 768-2237, Horse Creek Rd, Mackay, 83251; P: 208 28 near Tendoy; P: 800 727-2540, F: 208 F: 208 768-2238; 4 Rooms, $37-$50; Open 588-2575, F: 208 588-2575, www.wild 756-4935, www.idahobyways.gov Spr-Fall; Cable/Satellite TV, Kitchens, Pets horsecreekranch.net; 10 Cabins, $100- $125; Open All Year; Breakfast Free, Sacajawea Interpretive, Cultural & OK Handicap Access Educational Center; 71-acre park dedicat- Lema's RV Park; 304 Railroad St, Leadore, ed to Sacajawea, her people the Agaidika, 83464; P: 208 768-2030; 10 RV Hookup North Fork and the Lewis and Clark expedition. 60 Sites, $14; Open Sum-Fall; Dump Station- Hwy 28, Salmon, 83467; P: 208 756-1188, RV, RV Hookups, Pets OK Attractions www.sacajaweacenter.org Salmon River; Dubbed the River of No Re- Lodging Mackay turn by early explorers, this remains one of Information the few remaining free-flowing waterways Bed & Breakfast Inns in America. Outfitters offer float trips from Greyhouse Inn Bed & Breakfast; 1115 Hwy | Official Idaho State Travel Guide Lost Rivers Economic Development; 301 E 1 to 8 days. Hwy 93, N. of Salmon at North 93 S, Salmon, 83467; P: 800 348-8097 or Custer, Mackay, 83251; P: 208 588-2693, Fork. P: 208 865-2700, F: 208 865-2738, 208 756-3968, www.greyhouseinn.com; F: 208 588-2928, www.mackayidaho.com www.fs.fed.us/r4/sc 3 Rooms, $65-$89; 5 Cabins, $65-$124; Attractions Lodging Open All Year; Cable/Satellite TV, Non- smoking, WiFi Lost River Museum; a collection of Broken Arrow; 3148 Hwy 93 N, Gibbons- artifacts from Mackay's history including ville, 83463; P: 208 865-2241, F: 208 Solaas Bed & Breakfast; 3 S Baker Rd, mining implements, railroad memorabilia 865-2241, www.thebrokenarrow.com; 12 Salmon, 83467; P: 888 425-5474 or 208 and early printing equipment. 312 Capitol RV Hookup Sites, $15; 9 Cabins, $45-$100; 756-3903, www.salmonidaho.com/solaas; St. next door to library, Mackay, 83251; Tent/Campsites, $15; Open Spr-Fall 7 Rooms, $55-$65; Open All Year; Break- P: 208 588-3133 fast Free, Cable/Satellite TV, Pets OK Josephine's Pizza & RV Park; 2570 Hwy Mackay Mine Hill Tour Historic Drive; 93 N, North Fork, 83466; P: 208 865-2476, Syringa Lodge; 13 Gott Lane, Salmon, self-guided tour of mining locations on M: 208 514-6984, www.josephinesidahor- 83467; P: 877 580-6482 or 208 756-4424, 120 Mackay's Mine Hill. 3821 N Hwy 93, Moore, vpark.com; 9 RV Hookup Sites, $20; 10 www.syringalodge.com; 6 Rooms, $65- 83255; P: 208 588-3148, www.mackay Tent/Campsites, $12; Open Spr-Fall; RV $95; Open All Year; Breakfast Free, High- idaho.com Hookups, Showers, WiFi speed Internet, Handicap Access Guest Ranches Flying Resort Ranches; 9 Hamner Dr, Salmon, 83467; P: 877 562-1129 or 208 756-6295, F: 208 756-6378, www.flyin- gresortranches.com; 2 Lodges/Houses; Salmon, Idaho 13 Camping Cabins; Open Sum Storm Creek Outfitters; P: 406 821-3115, ...where Idaho .. F: 406 821-0265, www.glamourcamping. net; 3 Tent/Campsites, $125-$250; Open goes to vacation Sum & Win Hotels & Motels • Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail Arctic Creek Lodge & Tours; Accessible by • Sacajawea Center jet boat only. P: 208 756-1657, www.arctic creeklodge.com; 1 Lodge/House, $150; Open All Year; Breakfast Free, Food Service • Salmon Select Horse Sale ...........................April 13-14 Motel Deluxe; 65 Sagebrush Ave, Salmon, • Salmon Riverfest ........................................May 18-20 83467; P: 208 756-2231, F: 208 756-8055; • Farmer's Market ........................................Saturdays June-Oct. 24 Rooms, $46-$75; Open All Year; A/C, • Agaidika Lemhi Shoshone Gathering ..........June 8-10 Cable/Satellite TV, High-speed Internet • Spokes and Chrome Antique Car Show........June 15-17 • Salmon River Days .....................................July 4-8 River's Fork Lodge & RV Park; 2036 Hwy • 8th Annual Blues, Brews and BBQS............August 4 93 N, North Fork, 83466; P: 208 865-2301, • Sacajawea Heritage Days ...........................August 17-19 www.riversfork.com; 8 RV Hookup Sites, • Lemhi County Fair......................................August 18-25 $30; 7 Rooms, $74-$79; Open Spr-Fall; • Salmon Marathon ......................................September 8 Cable/Satellite TV, RV Hookups, Handicap Access Sacajawea Inn; 705 S Challis St, Salmon, 83467; P: 208 756-2294, F: 208 756-2395, www.hotelsalmon.com; 8 RV Hookup 200 Main Street Salmon, Idaho 83467 Sites, $15-$25; 21 Rooms, $35-$85; 6 email@example.com Tent/Campsites, $5-$15; Open All Year; RV Hookups, Non-smoking, WiFi salmonchamber.com 1.800.727.2540 • 208.756.2100 Salmon River Lodge, Inc; 39 mi. W. of Fort Lemhi Trading Post & RV; 39 Hwy 28, ground.com; 53 RV Hookup Sites, $28-$31; North Fork, Main Salmon River; P: 800 635- Salmon, 83467; P: 208 303-7486; 12 RV 20 Tent/Campsites, $15; 2 Yurts/Teepees, 4717 or 800 635-4717, F: 208 227-9010, www.salmonriverlodge.com; Open Spr-Fall; 1/3 page ad Dump Station-RV, High- Hookup Sites, $25; 12 Tent/Campsites, $10; Open All Year; $15; Open Spr-Fall; High-speed Internet, Laundry, Pull-thru Sites-RV Non-smoking, Pets OK, Handicap Access 4.75 x 4.75 Pets OK speed Internet, Salmon River Motel; 104 Courthouse Dr, Vacation Rentals Heald's Haven RV & Campground; 22 Salmon, 83467; P: 208 756-8880, F: 208 Greyhouse Inn Bed & Breakfast; Heald Haven Dr, Salmon, 83467; P: 208 756-8898, www.salmonmotel.com; 30 See Bed & Breakfast Inns 756-3929; 20 RV Hookup Sites, $18-$22; Rooms, $67-$121; Open All Year; Breakfast Open Spr-Fall; RV Hookups, Showers, WiFi Free, Cable/Satellite TV, WiFi Shoup (See North Fork) River's Fork Lodge & RV Park; Stagecoach Inn Motel; 201 Riverfront Dr, Salmon, 83467; P: 208 756-2919, F: 208 See Hotels & Motels Stanley 756-3456, stagecoachinnmotel.com; 100 Royal Gorge Resort; 3689 Hwy 93, Rooms, $74-$108; Open All Year; A/C, Salmon, 83467; P: 208 876-4130, www. Information Breakfast Free, Outdoor Pool royalgorgeresort.com; 10 RV Hookup Sites, Stanley-Sawtooth Chamber of $26; 6 Rooms, $50-$90; 1 Lodge/House, Commerce; P: 800 878-7950, Trails End; 1015 Main St, Salmon, 83467; $500; 10 Tent/Campsites, $26; Open Spr- www.stanleycc.org P: 208 756-1499, F: 208 756-1484, www. Fall; RV Hookups, Pets OK, WiFi salmonidaho.com; 42 Rooms, $40-$50; Attractions Open All Year; Non-smoking, Pets OK, WiFi Salmon Meadows Campground & RV Park; 400 N St. Charles, Salmon, 83467- Sawtooth Mountains Area; The crown Wagons West Motel; 503 Riverfront Dr, jewels of Idaho's mountain ranges, with 5284; P: 208 756-2640, F: 208 756-2640, Salmon, 83467; P: 208 756-4281, F: 208 over 300 alpine lakes nestled between www.ida.net/biz/smeadows; 70 RV 756-8194, www.wagonswestmotel.com; the jagged peaks. Recreation opportuni- Hookup Sites, $13-$27; Tent/Campsites; 54 Rooms, $45-$150; Open All Year; Cable/ ties abound with rafting, boating, hiking, Open All Year; Dump Station-RV, RV Hook- Satellite TV, Laundry, Non-smoking horseback riding and more. P: 800 260- ups, Pull-thru Sites-RV Reunion & Retreat Centers 5970, F: 208 774-3003, www.fs.fed.us/ Salmon River RV Park, Country Store r4/sawtooth Storm Creek Outfitters; & Cafe; 111 Whitetail Dr, Salmon, 83467; See Guest Ranches P: 208 894-4549, F: 208 894-2367, www. Stanley Museum; Located in the former salmonriverrvp.com; 20 RV Hookup Sites, Valley Creek Ranger Station, this museum RV Parks & Campgrounds $25-$30; 8 Tent/Campsites, $30; Open All interprets the local history of Stanley and Century 2 Campground; 603 Hwy 93 N, Year; Laundry, Pull-thru Sites-RV, WiFi the Sawtooth and Salmon River country. Salmon, 83467; P: 208 756-2063, www. Hwy 75 between Stanley and Lower Stan- Wagonhammer Campground; 1826 Hwy ley, Stanley, 83278; P: 208 774-3517, F: century2campground.com; Open Spr-Fall; 93 N, North Fork, 83466; P: 208 865-2477, Laundry, Pull-thru Sites-RV, WiFi 208 774-3517, www.discoversawtooth.org F: 208 865-2050, wagonhammercamp www.visitidaho.org | 121 Lodging or 208 774-3409, F: 208 774-3490, www. 3411; 4 RV Hookup Sites; 7 Cabins, $55- riversidemotel.biz; 14 Rooms, $75-$145; $75; Open Sum; RV Hookups, Kitchens, Central Guest Ranches Open All Year; High-speed Internet, Kitch- Non-smoking Arrow A Ranch; P: 800 878-7950 or ens, Non-smoking Beckwith's Lodge; Hwy 75, Stanley, 83278; 208 774-3411, www.arrowaranch.com; Salmon River Lodge; 125 Hwy 75, Stanley, P: 208 939-8936, www.idcabin.com; 1 2 Cabins, $125-$165; Open Sum-Fall; 83278; P: 208 774-3422, F: 208 774-3442, Lodge/House; Open All Year; Kitchens, Kitchens, Non-smoking www.mywildidaho.com; 4 Cabins, $85- Laundry, Pets OK Diamond D Ranch; 38 mi. N. of Stanley, in $95; 1 Lodge/House, $800; Open All Year Danner's Log Cabin Motel; the Frank Church River of No Return Wilder- Sawtooth Hotel; 755 Ace of Diamonds St, See Hotels & Motels ness; P: 800 222-1269 or 208 336-9772, Stanley, 83278; P: 208 721-2459, www. www.diamonddranch-idaho.com; 4 Cabins, Jerry's Country Store, Motel/Salmon sawtoothhotel.com; 9 Rooms, $65-$95; $125-$240; 2 Condos, $240; 5 Lodges/ River Cabins; See Hotels & Motels Open All Year; WiFi Houses, $125-$240; Open Spr-Fall; Laun- Sawtooth Vista Rentals; P: 253 229-3857, dry, Outdoor Pool Stanley High Country Inn; 21 Ace of www.sawtoothvistarentals.com; 4 Lodges/ Diamonds St, Stanley, 83278; P: 208 774- Idaho Rocky Mountain Ranch; MP 180, Houses, $250-$350; Open All Year; Kitch- 7000, F: 208 774-7005, www.highcountry Hwy 75, 9 mi. S of Stanley; P: 208 774- ens, Laundry, WiFi inn.biz; 12 Rooms, $90-$150; 3 Cabins, 3544, F: 208 774-3477, www.idahorocky. $140-$200; Open All Year; Breakfast Free, Stanley Basin Rentals; Hwy 75, MP 169, com; 4 Rooms, $304-$364; 17 Cabins, Cable/Satellite TV, Kitchens Stanley, 83278; P: 208 774-3461, M: 208 $376-$504; Open Sum-Fall; Breakfast Free, 788-1184, www.stanleybasinrentals.com; Outdoor Pool, WiFi Torrey's Resort & RV Park; Hwy 75, 21 mi. 3 Lodges/Houses, $150-$350; Open Sum; E. of Stanley; P: 888 838-2313 or 208 838- Middle Fork Lodge; Nearest to Challis, Kitchens, Laundry, Non-smoking 2313, www.torreysburntcreekinn.com; 20 accessible by backcountry flights or via RV Hookup Sites, $25; 8 Cabins, $78-$130; Stanley High Country Inn; river; P: 877 468-6635 or 212 972-1095, F: Open All Year; RV Hookups, Pets OK, Pull- See Hotels & Motels 212 953-0890, www.middleforklodge.com; thru Sites-RV $500; Open All Year; High-speed Internet, Triangle C Ranch; #1 Benner St & Hwy 21, Sun Valley/Ketchum Outdoor Pool Stanley, 83278; P: 800 303-6258 or 208 Information Sulphur Creek Ranch; Middle Fork of the 774-2266, F: 208 774-2266; 10 Cabins, Salmon River; P: 877 895-8630 or 254 378- $65-$125; Open All Year; Kitchens, Non- Sun Valley/Ketchum Chamber & 7473, www.sulphurcreekranch.com; 10 smoking Visitors Bureau; 491 Sun Valley Rd, Cabins, $125; Open Spr-Fall; Food Service Ketchum, 83340; P: 866 634-3347 or 208 Valley Creek Motel & RV Park; 1120 Eva 726-3423, F: 208 726-2521, www.visitsun Hotels & Motels Falls, Stanley, 83278; P: 208 774-3606, valley.com Danner's Log Cabin Motel; 31 Eva Falls, www.stanleyidaho.com; 4 RV Hookup Stanley, 83278; P: 208 774-3539, www. Sites, $28-$30; 7 Rooms, $80-$150; Open Attractions dannerslogcabins.com; 9 Cabins, $80- All Year; Kitchens, Non-smoking, WiFi Ernest Hemingway Memorial; Northeast $140; Open Spr-Fall Reunion & Retreat Centers of Sun Valley on Trail Creek Road a bust of Jerry's Country Store–Motel/Salmon River Ernest Hemingway commemorates the life Idaho Rocky Mountain Ranch; Cabins; Hwy 75, 1 mi. N. of Stanley; P: 800 of the famous writer. P: 866 634-3347, F: See Guest Ranches 972-4627 or 208 774-3566, F: 208 774- 208 726-2521, www.visitsunvalley.com 3518, www.lowerstanley.com; 9 Rooms, RV Parks & Campgrounds Frenchman's Gulch Winery; small winery $65-$90; 15 Cabins, $70-$115; Open All Beaver Creek Store and Cabins; 21 miles producing award-winning wines in small Year; Non-smoking, Handicap Access S. of Stanley; P: 800 878-7950 or 208 774- quantities using old-style, hand-crafted Meadow Creek Inn & Spa; Hwy 21, 3 3411; 4 RV Hookup Sites; 7 Cabins, $55- techniques. 360 9th St E, Suite 9, Ketchum, blks.W. of Hwy 75 junction; P: 800 811- $75; Open Sum; RV Hookups, Kitchens, 83340; P: 208 726-0118, www.frenchmans 5745 or 208 774-3611, F: 208 774-3612, Non-smoking gulch.com www.meadowcreekinn.com; 6 Rooms, Elk Mountain RV Resort; Hwy 21, Stanley, Galena Lodge Trails; A historic lodge north $99-$155; Open Spr-Fall; Food Service, 83278; P: 208 774-2202, F: 208 774-3756, of Ketchum offers trails for Nordic skiing Non-smoking, WiFi www.elkmtnrv.com; 27 RV Hookup Sites, and snowshoeing in the winter and moun- Mountain Village Resort; Hwy 21/75 $27; Open Spr-Fall; Food Service, RV tain biking and hiking in the summer. 15187 junction, Stanley, 83278; P: 800 843-5475 Hookups, WiFi Hwy 75, Ketchum, 83340; P: 208 726-4010, or 208 774-3661, F: 208 774-3761, www. F: 208 726-4093, www.galenalodge.com Smiley Creek Lodge; RV Park, and Camp- mountainvillage.com; 61 Rooms, $75-$136; | Official Idaho State Travel Guide grounds; 16546 Hwy 75, Sawtooth City, Galena Summit Overlook; once a toll road Open All Year; Laundry, Pets OK, Handicap 83278; P: 208 774-3547, www.smiley serving mines in the Sawtooth valley, this Access creeklodge.com; 15 RV Hookup Sites, spot along Hwy 75 offers a spectacular Redfish Lake Lodge; 7 mi. S. of Stanley $24-$32; 3 Lodges/Houses, $80-$100; 2 view of the Sawtooth and Smoky mountain off Hwy 75; P: 208 774-3536, F: 208 774- Camping Cabins, $60; 7 Tent/Campsites, ranges. P: 800 260-5970, F: 208 774-3003, 3546, www.redfishlake.com; 41 Rooms, $15; 3 Yurts/Teepees, $45; Open Sum; www.fs.fed.us/r4/sawtooth $62-$475; Open Spr-Fall; Food Service, Food Service, Pets OK, WiFi Ketchum/Sun Valley Heritage & Ski Showers, WiFi Torrey's Resort & RV Park; Museum; preserving the rich history of Redwood Cabins; 83 Hwy 75, Lower See Hotels & Motels the area with a variety of exhibits and Stanley, 83278; P: 208 774-3531, www. programs on the ski industry and writer Valley Creek Motel & RV Park; Ernest Hemingway. 180 1st Ave E, Ketchum, redwood-stanley.com; 13 Cabins, $75- See Hotels & Motels $100; Open Spr-Fall; Kitchens, Non-smok- 83340; P: 208 726-8118, F: 208 726-8118, ing, Handicap Access Vacation Rentals www.ksvhistoricalsociety.org 122 Riverside Motel & Sawtooth Rentals; Beaver Creek Store and Cabins; 21 miles Sawtooth National Recreation Area Hwy 75, Stanley, 83278; P: 877 774-3404 S. of Stanley; P: 800 878-7950 or 208 774- Visitor Center; the magnificent Sawtooth Mountains are an Idaho gem, with over 300 alpine lakes nestled between the jagged ResortQuest Sun Valley; 200 W River St, peaks. The visitor center is 8 miles north Ste 101, Ketchum, 83340; P: 888 799-7294 of Ketchum. 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Video: HRC Takes 75,000 Signatures to NJ School Board
October 19, 2011 by HRC staff
Post submitted by Dan Rafter, Former HRC Associate Director of Communications
HRC National Field Director – and former New Jersey resident – Marty Rouse last night delivered the signatures of the over 75,000 HRC members and supporters who want Union Township Superintendent Dr. Patrick Martin and the board to take action following the anti-LGBT outburst of teacher Viki Knox.
Watch some of Rouse's testimony via the New Jersey Star-Ledger:
In his remarks to the board, Rouse stressed that while everyone is entitled to their own personal opinions, Knox's very public rant crossed the line and damaged her credibility with LGBT students - and her ability to effectively carry out New Jersey's toughest-in-the-nation anti-bullying law.
Outside the school board meeting, equality supporters joined together in calling for "No hate in our state." Anti-gay protestors gathered on the other side of the walkway. At one point, when an equality supporter declared that there was nothing wrong with being LGBT, a man wearing an "ex-gay" badge crossed the street and shouted "Yes there is!"
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"The Good Soldier" was a bit of a downer for everyone.
All in all, "Road Trip" was a strong return for the second half of this CW veteran's Season Fiiiiine.
I really liked this week's episode.
This week, Downton Abbey decided to stop being so painfully polite about everything and start getting real. Maybe a little too real.
"Eyes of the Beholder" really made me want to demand some sort of concrete answer as to just how much of Portland's population belongs to the Wesen world.
This was a fast-paced episode that featured absolutely nothing related to New Girl's more serialized bits, which was great, because the main storyline this season has been pretty hit or miss.
Not gonna lie, I was more than a little worried about what Downton Abbey would look like without Matthew Crawley.
All in all, Grimm's post-holiday return wasn't bad—it was just sort of rudimentary.
Evil Santa Wesen, you guys!!!
Oooh, pseudo-demon possession and religious blah blah and Wesen, niiiice.
This whole episode reeked of attention-seeking (you know, more than the usual Glee episode) and seemed to be screaming, "LOOK AT ME! LOOK AT ME!" at every jingle-bell-laden turn.
"Holy Terror" was the sort of intense, balls-to-the wall mid-season finale that ruins Christmas in a good way because it needs to be January 14 NOW.
While "El Cucuy" didn't quite continue the "old world vs. new world" thing that Grimm has had going on this season, the episode did feature some nice line-blurring between right and wrong, justice and vengeance.
"Puppet Master" was fun and weird and creepy, despite the fact that it had zero reason to air on a national holiday.
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