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Apr 2015 - $28.00
Good place for a short stay. Level concrete pads, good access and room to maneuver. Reasonable highway noise, and some trains. Lots of beeping noises during the day from the concrete plant next door. But a good place to stay while visiting the Austin area. Our rate was a group rate as we has about 10 RVs stay there. - jOHNONTHEROAD
May 2014 - $30.00
Perfectly good overnight stop. Sites are level and decently shaded. Amenities are sufficient. Bathrooms and showers were sufficiently clean. Playground equipment is all inoperative. Clearly this used to be a family stop and has become more working/long-term and overnighters (like us). Yes, it's yards from I-35 and you can also hear trains all night. So what. Great sites, decent pavement getting around. Great electric, sewer and water hook-ups, etc. A solid six. And there's really nothing "wrong" with that. We'd stay here again. It is what it is and the price is fair. - Texas Fleetwood
Jan 2014 - $30.00
This is a preliminary review since we just got here and first impressions last forever. The place is right on the interstate frontage road with construction of some sort next door. A continuous beep, beep, beep is irritating. I expect it will be quieter tonight. The main office is where a guests should be treated well. First, approaching the door, the sign says " No vehicle washing" note vehicle is misspelled. Then we walk in and some old man is kicked back in my grandpa's recliner. He asked if we were coming or going. Well, we just pulled up in front of the door with a motorhome and tow facing in so he must have been asleep. He works himself out of the lazy-boy and gives me my receipt, which was prepaid. I asked him if i was disturbing him. He gave me a map of the park with a highlighted route to my site. We got no other info on showers, wifi, etc. So, I get in my site and my motorhome and tow is filthy from rain and mud in my travels. I decided that I would wash the car regardless since it was so dirty I couldn't see through the glass. I did a half-fast job and only washed the front and part of the sides. I was so afraid that the car wash cops would bust me but I was quick and frugal with the water. Good thing, it is going to be about 35 degrees tonight and I would have been happy to sleep with the windows open and all my electric heaters on. I'll be here a week and will write a more thorough review when I check out. Meanwhile, this place is a one star resort. Oh yeah, a resort? Hardly. - sprinter55
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When we came to this part of Texas for a job. This was a very reasonable place. Good place for workers that have self contained RV's since they don't have restrooms or showers. Very nice people and next door to the Three Dudes Winery. Less than 2 miles outside of town. The rate I gave was monthly and we would stay again. - BJ&ME


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U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH) says Scioto County has 16 structurally deficient and 70 functionally obsolete bridges, and Brown says their repairs hinge on a federal highway bill that is funded and in place to help states and local government fund repairs.
However, with a looming deadline to pass critical highway funding fast approaching, Brown is calling for a bipartisan approach to fixing America's highways and bridges by passing a long-term transportation bill during a news conference call on Wednesday. Brown said unless the federal transportation bill is reauthorized, critical road and bridge repairs in Ohio will be delayed and thousands of construction jobs will be at risk.
More than 2,200 Ohio bridges are currently deemed "structurally deficient" by the Federal Highway Administration. These bridges – located in all 88 counties – depend on funding from the highway bill for critical improvements and upgrades. According to recent reports, funding for highway projects will slide into insolvency ahead of the October 1, 2014 deadline for extending the current law.
"The program he is talking about is the federal funding which we receive some of," Scioto County Engineer Craig Opperman said. "They're wanting to get a more long term solution toward funding our infrastructure problems instead of running out of money all the time and then authorizing more money."
Opperman said Scioto County does not receive a tremendous amount of that particular funding.
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Joining Brown on a telephone press conference with the news media Wednesday to raise awareness of the issue was Chris Runyan, President of the Ohio Contractors Association (OCA). The OCA is the main industry association in Ohio representing more than 500 contractors involved in the construction and maintenance of highways, bridges, and other utility projects in Ohio.
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Brown said there are several examples of large projects going on in the state.
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There were bugs in my sheet and I got a few bites; also, the air condition in the room is incredibly loud. I provided the feedback when checked out, the front desk promised will investigate and get back to me asap. But hear nothing ever since.
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I was on the 9th floor, with a direct view of Newark International Airport. If I had a pair of binoculars, I'd be in heaven the 3 days I was there! The room is nicely appointed, though the TV, while being LCD, is a bit outdated. I was unable to view my own media through the USB port. Still, I had a refrigerator, and, upon request, a microwave oven was placed in my room, which was great! The bathroom was very nice, and the toiletries were of great quality.
My stay included free breakfast for two, and free parking-these two things added up to a great value, so I recommend it, especially if you have AAA. The breakfast buffet was good, but the selection was very scant-the only fruits they had were cantaloupe, melons and pineapples, sometimes only two of the three. They only had one type of tea. Overall, it was OK, but other Crowne Plaza hotels have been heaps better.
The only major problem I had was with the WiFi. This hotel does not have Ethernet option in the rooms, and the poor WiFi cost me about a whole business day worth of work. If you can't tether your phone to your laptop to get things done quickly, I wouldn't recommend this hotel to a business traveler.
Overall though, the staff was great, very courteous and friendly, and I would recommend this hotel for leisure, though they will need to improve their service for business travelers.


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University of Memphis, spring 2014 January issue of the Adult and Commuter Connection.
In This Issue: pg 2 Director's Letter pg 3 Student Spotlight pg 4 Upcoming Events Volume 05 Issue 004 January 2014 SPRING 2014 ORIENTATION: New Year, New Beginnings New student orientation is a way for colleges to welcome and introduce first-time or transfer students to the campus through events, workshops and other activities. "It is the transition piece that students need to be successful in introducing them to a new campus and new people," said Kate Howard, senior associate director of admissions, recruitment and orientation. Most colleges and universities hold their orientations during the summer for students who are entering in the fall. However, the University of Memphis decided to host its first ever spring orientation. According to Howard, the university chose to host a new student orientation because there are a great number of first time students who enroll in the spring and they haven't had any mechanisms to help them transition. Jessie Wortham, coordinator of recruitment and orientation added that the students weren't getting the same exposure to the resources on campus as others who attended orientation during the summer. Summer orientation sessions follow an immersive 2-day format, so there are more resources and activities that the university is able to provide. The students also stay the night in a residence hall where they can immediately begin building relationships and connections with others. "Because of the timing, spring orientation is brief and paired down to make sure we hit the basics and that we look at key things to see what students need to be successful," Wortham said. She also said that the office of admissions, recruitment and orientation wanted to focus on programs that students really needed. Some of the departments who participated were Parent and Family Services, Student Leadership and Involvement, Adult and Commuter Student Services, Multicultural Affairs, Campus and Police Services, Residence Life and Dining Services and Student Financial Aid. The University plans to continue spring orientations. They will use feedback from attendees to make improvements, and provide additional features and resources as needed. Seizing Opportunities can Create Successful Careers Welcome, to all of our new and returning adult and commuter students. I am glad that you are registered and ready to begin classes for the spring 2014 semester. We hope that you stay warm and healthy during our unforeseen weather changes, and dress accordingly. Please remember the grand opening of the new Veterans Resource Center, Wednesday, January 22 at 1 p.m. in the PanHellenic Bldg. We invite you to be a part of this historical event. Also, please remember to join our student organizations, Commuter Student Association and Adult Student Association. Enjoy this issue of the spring 2014 newsletter. It includes student spotlight, the 2014 men's and women's basketball schedule, and upcoming event s on campus. Joy Rogers Stout, Director Adult and Commuter Student Services Phone: 901-678-2644 E-mail: email@example.com Hope to see you around campus! GO TIGERS! ADULT AND COMMUTER STUDENT SERVICES MISSION The mission of the Adult & Commuter Student Services office is to provide a supportive environment for non-traditional and commuter students that promotes intellectual, social and academic growth development through services and programs that foster lifelong learning. CSA MASS MEETING THURSDAY, JAN.30 3—4pm UNIVERSITY CENTER RM 342 02 ACSS CONNECTION January 2014 Getting to know our Adult Students ACSS: How has your experience been as a student at the University of Memphis? 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The fact that we have a place where we can eat and socialize and also have computer is very beneficial. I also appreciate the ACSS for allowing me to do my scholarship hours for the office. ACSS: What advice can you give other adult students? Hadley: Balance your time, learn how to say no and don't overload yourself.. It's so easy to become overwhelmed by over committing. Also, set a schedule. ACSS: What can the university do to help adult students more? Hadley: Possibly have workshops specifically for adult students targeting working adult who have families— and really address time management and balance. THE SPOTLIGHT Camille Hadley| Senior Social Work 03 ACSS CONNECTION January 2014 MEN'S 2014 TIGER BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent / Event Location FedExForum FedExForum Time 7:00 p.m. CT 1:00 p.m. CT Date 01/23/14 vs. Houston * 01/26/14 vs. USF * 01/29/14 at UCF * 02/01/14 at SMU * 02/04/14 vs. Rutgers * 02/08/14 vs. Gonzaga 02/12/14 vs. UCF * 02/15/14 at Connecticut * 02/20/14 at Rutgers * 02/22/14 vs. Temple * 02/27/14 at Houston * 03/01/14 vs. Louisville * 03/06/14 at Cincinnati * 03/08/14 vs. SMU * WOMEN'S 2014 TIGER BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Opponent / Event Location Storrs, Conn. Louisville, Ky. 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Cleveland Browns fall, 13-12, to Detroit Lions
August 10, 2014INDIANA SPORTS PAGE
DETROIT -- It was only a snippet of what 2014 Cleveland Browns football will be about, but it was an encouraging bite of pie.
On Saturday night at Ford Field, the Detroit Lions defeated the Browns 13-12. Kellen Moore threw a 21-yard touchdown pass late in the fourth quarter to put the Lions ahead for good.
Quarterback Brian Hoyer and the first-string offense methodically moved the football down the field in two of his three drives, resulting in Billy Cundiff field goals of 43 and 26 yards. Hoyer finished the night going 6-for-14, with 92 yards passing. The veteran took advantage of Detroit defensive lapses on some passes, including a notable 28-yard flare to fullback MarQueis Gray on the opening drive.
Quietly, Ben Tate was also a big part of the Browns scoring drives. His six carries for 25 yards won't wow you in the box score. But Tate ran tough, found holes in the zone scheme and looked much shiftier in an actual game setting as opposed to practice.
The offense moved the football. There was an issue, though, that could've led to more points: Third-downs were not friendly to the Browns' first unit. The team was 0-for-4. There were some overthrows and some dropped passes – one from Miles Austin that might've led to a touchdown.
But this is what the Browns and the veteran quarterback desperately needed: live game action. Reviewing this film will be the greatest asset for the offense moving forward.
"It was good to be back out on the field with my teammates, to go out there and move the ball," said Hoyer. "We kind of killed ourselves with some things. There are definitely a couple of reads I would like to take back and a few throws, but for the most part it's good to get out there and play against someone else."
Rookie quarterback Johnny Manziel took the field to a smattering of camera flashes and even some boos from the Detroit faithful. He took only four snaps in the first half, a three-and-out and a QB kneel.
But once the third quarter began, the rookie from Texas A&M reminded NFL fans why he was worthy of being selected in the first round. Cleveland looked exciting. Manziel's legs added a dimension to the offense, occasionally giving the Lions fits. A 16-yard scramble from Manziel in the middle of the third quarter are the kinds of plays that give the 21-year-old a chance to start the regular season.
"Luckily for me there's three more games to get out there and learn what to do in different situations against defenses," said Manziel after the game. "I'm still growing up as a quarterback. Week One, is obviously I guess you guys would say, it's close. But at the same time there's a lot of things [I'm working on] that will paint a better picture for us."
It shouldn't be buried this far in the story, because it was the story: Cleveland's defense dominated.
Head coach Mike Pettine and defensive coordinator Jim O'Neil dialed up an array of exotic blitzes, flustering the Lions' offense. Donte Whitner leveled Theo Riddick on a pass over the middle, injuring the running back's abdominal. Barkevious Mingo posted a sack and lined up all over the field. Rotational lineman Armonty Bryant was a nightmare matchup for the Lions' interior offensive line. And the second and third units picked up the momentum and carried it all throughout the second half.
Whitner and Karlos Dansby, both team captains, were encouraged.
"I feel like we ran to the football and we didn't make mental errors," said Whitner. "We tackled pretty well. We've just got off the field on third down."
"We dialed up some good play calls," said Dansby. "I wanted to go in for a kill-shot on one hit, but it's the preseason. That time will come."
The Browns players have Sunday off and will resume training camp practice Monday morning.
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On the penultimate episode of NBC's The Voice last night, two music business also-rans and two "singing lesbians that America loves" (to paraphrase a recent Los Angeles Times piece) wowed viewing audiences with their passionate final performances. However, as we have come to expect from The Voice, there was one very big twist: Over the course of the last ten weeks and change, Javier Colon, Dia Frampton, Vicci Martinez and Beverly McClellan have built themselves a passionate fan base with their personal renditions of already familiar songs originally performed by other artists. Last night, though, the contestants showed off something new. Namely, their own original songs!
Obviously, this last-minute twist gives a HUGE advantage to the two performers who already have experience writing and recording their own material, Javier Colon and Dia Frampton. They both took advantage of the opportunity given to them to not only showcase their voice, but also their artistry, and America seemingly approves. As of this morning, Dia's slow-burning, piano-driven ballad "Inventing Shadows" and Javier's slow-burning, guitar-driven ballad "Stitch By Stitch" are sitting atop the iTunes singles chart.
As you can see with the graphic above, it wasn't just Dia and Javier's songs that America found compelling enough to shell out $1.29 for. Seven of the top 15 songs in the iTunes store are from The Voice (highlighted in red), and there are sixteen total Voice-related songs currently sitting in the Top 100.
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Politics and extortion share a similar logic: Give to the one who can hurt you the most.
I haven't taken much interest in the growing story about the possibility that Rep. Joe Sestak (D-PA) was offered a job to entice him out of the primary race against incumbent senator Arlen Specter. If true, this apparently is illegal.
But does anyone think horse-trading like this does not happen in politics all the time? Perhaps someone was gauche enough to name the price of the horse, and perhaps someone didn't know enough to keep his mouth shut about it. But it's pretty much a law of physics that an entrenched group of politicians at a remote level of government is going to divvy up the emoluments the public has ceded to them. A law to the contrary may aspire to some ideal of good government, but its effect is only to hide what is going on.
Only if you pretend that politicians are selfless do you find horse-trading around the Pennsylvania Senate race unusual.
Journalists are looking closely at the DISCLOSE bill, Congress' response to Citizens United. CQ says DISCLOSE will loosen independent spending by the parties on their candidates.
Why is Congress liberalizing party spending? CQ explains:
According to one GOP attorney, opponents of the Supreme Court's decision are realizing that they will have a difficult time challenging the constitutional right of outside groups to spend money, so this bill is a response to free up the parties to compete.
Mark that. Citizens United has altered the incentives regarding speech. In the past, Congress tried to suppress speech to win elections. Now leaders must liberalize in order to compete for votes.
Gloominess and despair are not uncommon traits among supporters of limited government – and with good reason. Government has grown rapidly in recent years and it is expected to get much bigger in the future. To make matters worse, it seems that the deck is stacked against reforms to restrain government. One problem is that 47 percent of Americans are exempt from paying income taxes, which presumably means they no longer have any incentive to resist big government. Mark Steyn recently wrote a very depressing column for National Review Online about this phenomenon, noting that, "By 2012, America could be holding the first federal election in which a majority of the population will be able to vote themselves more government lollipops paid for by the ever shrinking minority of the population still dumb enough to be net contributors to the federal treasury." Walter Williams, meanwhile, has a new column speculating on whether this cripples the battle for freedom:
According to the Tax Policy Center, a Washington, D.C., research organization, nearly half of U.S. households will pay no federal income taxes for 2009…because their incomes are too low or they have higher income but credits, deductions and exemptions that relieve them of tax liability. This lack of income tax liability stands in stark contrast to the top 10 percent of earners, those households earning an average of $366,400 in 2006, who paid about 73 percent of federal income taxes. …Let's not dwell on the fairness of such an arrangement for financing the activities of the federal government. Instead, let's ask what kind of incentives and results such an arrangement produces and ask ourselves whether these results are good for our country. …Having 121 million Americans completely outside the federal income tax system, it's like throwing chum to political sharks. These Americans become a natural spending constituency for big-spending politicians. After all, if you have no income tax liability, how much do you care about deficits, how much Congress spends and the level of taxation?
Steyn and Williams are right to worry, but the situation is not as grim as it seems for the simple reason that a good portion of the American people know the difference between right and wrong. Consider some of the recent polling data from Rasmussen, which found that "Sixty-six percent (66%) believe that America is overtaxed. Only 25% disagree. Lower income voters are more likely than others to believe the nation is overtaxed" and "75% of voters nationwide say the average American should pay no more than 20% of their income in taxes." These numbers contradict the hypothesis that 47 percent of Americans (those that don't pay income tax) are automatic supporters of class-warfare policy.
So why are the supposed free-riders not signing on to the Obama-Reid-Pelosi agenda? There are probably several reasons, including the fact that many Americans believe in upward mobility, so even if their incomes currently are too low to pay income tax, they aspire to earn more in the future and don't want higher tax rates on the rich to serve as a barrier. I'm not a polling expert, but I also suspect there's a moral component to these numbers. There's no way to prove this assertion, but I am quite sure that the vast majority of hard-working Americans with modest incomes would never even contemplate breaking into a rich neighbor's house and stealing the family jewelry. So it is perfectly logical that they wouldn't support using the IRS as a middleman to do the same thing.
A few final tax observations:
The hostility to taxation also represents opposition to big government (at least in theory). Rasumssen also recently found that, "Just 23% of U.S. voters say they prefer a more active government with more services and higher taxes over one with fewer services and lower taxes. …Two-thirds (66%) of voters prefer a government with fewer services and lower taxes."
There is a giant divide between the political elite and ordinary Americans. Rasmussen's polling revealed that, "Eighty-one percent (81%) of Mainstream American voters believe the nation is overtaxed, while 74% of those in the Political Class disagree."
Voters do not want a value-added tax or any other form of national sales tax. They are not against the idea as a theoretical concept, but they wisely recognize the politicians are greedy and untrustworthy. Rasumussen found that "just 26% of all voters think that it is even somewhat likely the government would cut income taxes after implementing a sales tax. Sixty-six percent (66%) believe it's unlikely to happen."
Fiscal restraint is a necessary precondition for any pro-growth tax reform. If given a choice between a flat tax, national sales tax, value-added tax, or the current system, many Americans want reform, but it is very difficult to have a good tax system if the burden of government spending is rising. Likewise, it would be very easy to have a good tax system if we had a federal government that was limited to the duties outlined in Article I, Section VIII, of the Constitution.
Republicans should never acquiesce to higher taxes. All these good numbers and optimistic findings are dependent on voters facing a clear choice between higher taxes and bigger government vs lower taxes and limited government. If Republicans inside the beltway get seduced into a "budget summit" where taxes are "on the table," that creates a very unhealthy dynamic where voters instinctively try to protect themselves by supporting taxes on somebody else – and the so-called rich are the easiest target.
Last but not least, I can't resist pointing out that I am part of a debate for U.S. News & World Report on the flat tax vs. the current system. For those of you who have an opinion on this matter, don't hesitate to cast a vote.
Yesterday my government transparency site WashingtonWatch.com rolled out a transparency campaign (along with many collaborators) called "Just Give Us the Earmark Data!"
Visitors to Earmarkdata.org are encouraged there to sign a petition asking Congress to publish data about earmarks in formats that are useful for public oversight. Developers can also participate in perfecting the data schema that will capture the "earmarks ecosystem" in the best possible way.
After a surprisingly successful effort at "crowdsourcing" earmark data last summer, the push for earmark transparency gained steam in January, when President Obama spoke about it in his State of the Union speech. A White House "fact sheet" issued the same day called for a "bipartisan, state-of-the-art disclosure database that allows Americans to examine the details of every proposed earmark."
(We were going to ask for good earmark data anyway, but this gave the idea currency in a lot of quarters.)
The focus on earmarks and transparency got the political calculators whirring on Capitol Hill. "Is earmarking worth doing considering the political heat it is going to draw?"
One set of actors came up with their answer last week. House Democrats announced that they would restrict their earmarking only to non-profits. They want for-profit businesses seeking taxpayer money to go through conventional channels like competitive bidding.
The next day, House Republicans came back over the top of Democrats' political bet. They announced that they would forgo earmarking entirely.
That's House Democrats and House Republicans. Don't assume that earmarking is going to go away. A good-government bidding war is on, though—spurred by the political challenge of transparency.
A couple of observations, least important first:
I've had a number of friendly cynics suggest that politicians wouldn't mind earmark transparency—bringing home the bacon brings in the votes! This appears in general not to be true. There may still be earmarking from a hard core group who do perceive overall political benefits from it, but they'll have to buck their parties, who do not.
(Alas, I can't say "I told you so!" because I tended to just grin and say "Maybe you're right!" For future reference, I agree with the tendency, but doubt the direct outcome described in the adage attributed to Benjamin Franklin, "When the people find that they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic." Thankfully, it's more complicated than that.)
(SBS has two advantages over the creditable "Read the Bill" proposal to hold bills 72 hours before a vote in Congress: 1) SBS takes advantage of interbranch rivalry, and 2) it was a campaign promise of the president!)
The Washington Post offers an instructive campaign finance story this morning. The essence of the story: employees of banks and brokerage houses contributed more to candidate Barack Obama in 2008 than to his rival John McCain. A lot more in fact: such employees gave almost twice as much to the current president at they did to the Arizona senator.
Now, however, President Obama is attacking the banks and Wall Street for greed and selfishness, not to mention for ruining the economy. Moreover, Obama is proposing curbs on Wall Street pay and heavy regulation of banks. It would appear, in other words, that contributions don't buy many favors with this administration.
But the story goes deeper. Wall Street is now shifting its contributions to the GOP. That's not surprising. In fact, being an intelligent man, President Obama must have known his attacks on Wall Street might deprive his party of contributions. Yet, he went forward with the attacks and proposed laws.
Why? In the coming election, contributions will matter a lot less than votes. Obama thinks his attacks on Wall Street will cast the Democrats as the party of "us" against the detested "them." The votes gained will greatly outweigh the donations lost. The currency of politics is votes in the market for election.
The next time someone tells you that donations are "legalized bribery," ask them why Obama took $18 million from Wall Street and gave them in return endless abuse and hostile legislation.
Quid pro quo, indeed.
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