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2007? – 5/27/15
We are so sad to report that Sheldon has crossed the Rainbow Bridge. He had stopped eating and drinking and he started peeing in the house, so his owner took him to the vet. They found a large tumor on his spleen, and they said that operating to remove the tumor would probably only extend his life a couple of months. It was decided that the kindest thing was to put him to sleep without prolonging his suffering.
Sheldon was a very friendly, sweet boy. He is sorely missed by both his human and dog family members. His dog pal Josie has missed him acutely, wandering around the house, sniffing Sheldon's leash and collar and whining.
Rest in peace, dear Sheldon.
2001 – 6/10/15
It is with broken hearts that we report that Calli died on Wednesday June 10th.
Both Calli and I got salmonella, and she wasn't doing too well to begin with. She had lost a lot of weight and she was real skinny. The salmonella was too much for her at her age (14 years old). But she went out memorably… As she was dying, I tried to put some water in her mouth to make her more comfortable. She chomped down on my hand biting my finger. She died later that day, lying in her favorite place in the front hall.
We miss her every day. But we feel we gave her the best life a dog could ever want. She and I went on an hour-long hike in the woods 340 days a year. Only heavy rain or snow kept us from our hike. She also was our official farm dog. She would supervise me and keep an eye out for coyotes as I worked on my farm. I'm going to really miss that. And even though she got lots of love, it was food that made her the most happy. She did real well on that too. It's good to live with a Johnson and Wales chef in the house.
Thank you for giving us an unbelievably great dog that we had for 11 years.
Ed & Linda
Thank you to everyone who helped to Trim the GSRNE Tree in 2014. It is a key fundraiser for GSRNE and a lovely way to celebrate the pets and people who have touched your life.
Save the date! On Sunday, August 23, 2015, German Shepherd Rescue of New England, Inc. will be hosting a harbor cruise leaving out of Salem, MA. Enjoy the beautiful shore line of the North Shore on a two hour cruise departing Salem at 4 PM from Pickering Wharf. Watch for details coming soon.
The annual Calendar Raffle is one of our very popular fundraisers and every dollar raised from this raffle goes to the care of our wonderful foster dogs. There are 31 days of fabulous prizes you can win including gift cards, jewelry, and cash! The July 4th prize of $500 cash is really something to celebrate. Every ticket has 31 chances to win. Drawings are daily and winning tickets are reentered – so yes, you can win more than once!
Click here to see the great daily prizes and to purchase your tickets.
The 2015 Calendar Raffle is here! Every ticket has 31 chances to win. Drawings are daily and winning tickets are reentered – so yes, you can win more than once! Remember, every ticket you buy helps our wonderful dogs.
Use our secure link to First Data below to pay by credit card. Your tickets will be mailed to the address you provide. If you prefer to pay by check, please make your check payable to GSRNE, Inc. and mail it to GSRNE, PO Box 299, Wayland, MA 01778. Please be sure to write Calendar Raffle on the memo line and include the $2.00 shipping charge in the check amount.
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L060 GSD Business Card Holder $11.00
This handcrafted GSD business card holder is the perfect accessory for your desk at work or at home. The design is cut out of steel and has a black wrinkle powder-coat baked on finish.
Donated by: Briana Sullivan
L061 Handmade Coasters and Trivet $40.00
These handmade coasters were designed and made specifically for GSRNE. Each of the four heavy duty tan and white speckled ceramic coasters features a unique silhouette of a GSD in black. Each coaster also has a cork backing to protect your table. To complete the effect, there is a matching tan and white trivet with a large black paw print.
Donated by: Stacey Woodsome
L062 Ceramic Mug "A Warm and Fuzzy Creature …" $20.00
This fun ceramic mug will hold the drink of your choice and put a smile on your face with its very apt inscription: "A warm and fuzzy creature is waiting for me at home…… usually standing by the food bowl."
Donated by: Karen & Ted McCall
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Get in touch with your inner chef as you browse through this colorful catalogue. There are so many items to make prep time shorter and fun that you will quickly fill out your "want it" list.
Donated by: Jim & Tracy Harvey
L064 German Shepherd Opoly $25.00
Your GSD can't play this board game with you but the rest of the family will enjoy the fun featuring our favorite breed.
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I had a conversation recently with a friend who is an anthropologist; she does quite a lot of work for companies to help them understand their customers at a very micro level. When we last spoke about how anthropology plays a part in consumer marketing, the concept was gaining traction in the industry. Throughout our conversation about new methods being used to understand consumers and what companies in general are doing in this area today, I of course gravitated to talking about Big Data and marketing analytics. I also mentioned that given my background in Economics, I tend to root my thinking about consumer behavior in economic theory.

Back in 2001, the Harvard Management Update published an article called "Margaret Mead Meets Consumer Fieldwork: The Consumer Anthropologist" professor Eric Arnould of the University of Nebraska gave the following quote: Ethnography is a way to get up close and personal with consumers." The article went on to state that "Ethnography looks not for opinions but for a 360-degree understanding of how a product might resonate with the consumer's daily life." Today, we tend to talk about having a 360-degree understanding of the consumer, to inform product creation, marketing, distribution strategy, etc.

Methods used to determine how to reach today's new empowered customers tend to focus on analytics and more use of and access to data. For consumer market research, we tend to rely primarily on focus groups, panels and consumer surveys. While these do yield valuable insights, think about the last time you responded to a survey and how you responsed. Now, think about how an ethnographer gathers their data; usually with a camera, a notebook and a pen. Think about how data is gathered to drive analytics. As consumers today, we are segments, we are bytes of data and we are survey results.

With the increase use of technology in all parts of our lives, with localization, globalization, with greater interconnectedness, multi-modal interaction, and consumers no longer fitting into neat boxes, our behavior changes depending on what we are buying. There's also the micro level of consumer needs for insurance products (e.g. urban vs. rural vs. suburban). For example, a New York City Hipster's insurance needs are not the same as a soccer mom's, even if both happen to be parents. In the Harvard Management article I mentioned earlier, ethnography was used to help an insurer reposition it's brand to what really resonated with their customers, consumers back then saw insurance as something to "get people back to where they belong, to restore the symbols of success and hard work." What do consumers really want from insurance companies today?

Traditional methods used to understand people and their behavior, such as ethnography, still have a place in getting closer to the customer, even if they are no longer getting the buzz they once use to. There is value in combining consumer anthropology, marketing analytics, economics and insights from big data for more effective marketing, product development and improved performance. In some regards, economics is the study of human behavior, anthropology is the study of humans and customer analytics is data driven study of consumer behavior. All are driven by different types of data, they gather data in very different ways and each holds a piece of the "getting closer to the consumer" puzzle.

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Officially, America had no intention of entering the Second World War in 1940: Why, then, were there so many "preparedness" pictures like The Fighting 69th? This film, based on the experiences of military priest Father Duffy (Pat O'Brien), is set during World War I. The US 69th division was a national guard contingent comprised of Irish Americans, who fought with the Rainbow Division in the years 1917-1918. Into this Hibernian stronghold comes cocky Jerry Plunkett (Jimmy Cagney), a streetwise tough who is certain that he can lick the Germans single-handedly. But during his first taste of real combat, Plunkett turns coward and inadvertently reveals the 69th's position. Held responsible for the deaths of his companions, Plunkett is sentenced to a firing squad. Thanks to a conveniently dropped bomb that levels the stockade in which he is held, Plunkett redeems himself on the battlefield by sacrificing his life to save his fellow soldiers. The beauty of James Cagney's star performance is that he is as thoroughly convincing as a "yellow belly" as he is a hero. In addition to father Duffy, the real-life personages depicted in The Fighting 69th include future OSS leader Wild Bill Donovan (George Brent) and poet Joyce Kilmer (Jeffrey Lynn). Other Irish "regulars" include Alan Hale, Frank McHugh, Dennis Morgan, and Sammy Cohen. … More
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Dinner at Three Leaf Farm
We are so excited to join Three Leaf Farm at their farm dinner on July 11th. Three Leaf Farm is hosting farm dinners throughout the summer and BookCliff Vineyards will provide the wine for the dinner on July 11th. Chef Rachel Best from Leaf and chef William Kelly from Zucca will cook up a storm. The dinner is dedicated to mushrooms. The farm is located at the South edge of Lafayette and comes with a chicken coop, goat pen and horse barn and of course fields of vegetables. Enjoy an evening with good food and wine in a pastoral setting.
Date: Saturday, July 11th, 2015
Time: 6:00pm – 9:00pm
Location: 445 S. 112th St., Lafayette, CO 80027
Cost: $95.00 (wine can be purchased separately)
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First Friday – NoBo Art Walk
Join us for our First Friday and be part of the NoBo Art Walk.
In addition Cured, a European-style cheese and meat shop, is joining us as well, offering cheeses paired with BookCliff Vineyards' wines. A string quartet will entertain us playing classical music.
Engage all your senses, for an artful experience and visit all three wineries of Boulder Wine Studios for a taste of wine and art during the First Friday NoBo Art Walk.
Date: Friday, August 7th, 2015
Time: 6:00pm – 9:00pm
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Seahawks rookie running back Christine Michael looked good in Thursday night's preseason opener against the Chargers.
Michael got his share of opportunities in Seattle's 31-10 win over the San Diego Chargers. He ran six times for 21 yards in the first half. In the second half, he turned it up a notch, carrying 10 times for 66 yards — including a 24-yard run — for a total of 89 yards on 16 carries.
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Antonio Añoveros Ataún (Pamplona, 1909 - Bilbao, 1987) was a Spanish Roman-Catholic priest, serving as a Carlist chaplain during the Civil War and as a bishop during most of Francoism.
Family and Youth[edit]
Antonio Añoveros' paternal family originated from the Madrid province. His grandfather, Guillermo Añoveros Ribas, settled in Navarre in mid-19th century due to his duties of Carabinero de la Hacienda Nacional, the Spanish border customs service. Antonio's father, Julio Añoveros Monasterio, directed Tabacalera de Navarra, the Navarrese section of the Spanish tobacco monopoly, and worked for the Pamplona city council as secretary of the Junta de Beneficiencia de Navarra. Since 1928 he was elected Teniente de Alcalde of the Pamplona Ayuntamiento and presided over its Comisión de Beneficencia; he was also recognized as author of pieces posted to local periodicals. Antonio's maternal family came from central Navarre; his mother, Claudia Ataun Sanz, originated from Irurozqui near Pamplona.
Upon insistence of his mother, whose profound religiosity influenced the children, Antonio was first educated in the prestigious Marist Brothers' college in Pamplona. Having obtained the bachillerato he moved to Aragon, commencing law studies at Universidad de Zaragoza. Facing the rising tide of militant republican and socialist secularisation he decided to quit the university and returned to his native city to enter the seminar. Ordained priest in 1933 and posted to the St. Nicolaus parish in Pamplona.
During the Spanish Civil War Añoveros volunteered to the Carlist militia, the Requetés. Unlike some other priests who used to command Carlist combat units (e.g. José Ulíbarri), Añoveros, though often present on the battlefield, limited himself to auxiliary roles, serving as a chaplain in field hospitals, relief centres and the machine-gun unit. He is known to have administered sacraments, including the Eucharist, also to Republican soldiers. He witnessed many dramatic moments of the war, e.g. execution of some 50 republican prisoners known as matanza de Valcaldera.
Ecclesiastical career[edit]
In 1941 Añoveros assumed the Santa Maria parish in the central Navarrese town of Tafalla, serving there until 1950. Transferred to Andalusia, where in Málaga he became canónigo de la catedral, rising also to rector of the local seminary. Working closely with the charismatic figure of the Málaga bishop Angel Herrera Oria, Añoveros grew to his right-hand and vicar-general of the diocese. In 1952, promoted by Herrera Oria (who also acted as his principal consecrator) Añoveros was nominated the Malaga Auxiliary Bishop; his titular see was Tabuda.
In 1954 Añoveros moved to Western Andalusia, nominated the Coadjutor Bishop of Cádiz and Ceuta. This time he remained influenced by the strong personality of the aging (76 years) titular bishop of the province, Tomás Gutiérrez Díez. Añoveros succeeded him in the Cádiz and Ceuta bishopric in 1964, remaining at the post until 1971. That year he was nominated the bishop of Bilbao. The procedure involved the tactics then employed by Vatican towards Spain, which dodged the Franco's right to choose a candidate from the list of three presented by the Holy See by short listing only one name. Añoveros served in Bilbao actively until 1978, when he resigned due to his age and became bishop emeritus of the diocese. Despite occasional rumors (especially in the early 1970s), he has not been appointed cardinal.
Second Vatican Council[edit]
Prior to Vaticanum II the Spanish preliminary input was rather modest. On the central theme of the Church itself it was reduced to a petition, fathered by Añoveros jointly with the Jaca bishop Ángel Hidalgo Ibáñez, that the doctrine of Cuerpo Místico deserves more elaboration. During the Council itself he participated in all 4 sessions from 1962 to 1965. Though Spanish bishops as a group constituted one of the most conservative blocs of the assembled hierarchy, Añoveros emerged in the middle, siding neither with the reformist nor with the conservative wing. His contribution to Vaticanum II was moderate; though counted among the 3,000 Council Fathers, he neither chaired any section nor was particularly active on any specific topic. However, he took part in a number of debates.
The liturgical reform focused on enhanced participation of the lay in the mass. Añoveros was in the majority favoring introduction of the vernacular, resulting in the sixth amendment to the constitution on liturgy (Sacrosanctum Concilium, 1963); it allowed a freedom of action while at the same time making provision for an increased use of modern languages in the liturgy. When discussing the role of deacons, priests and bishops in church modus operandi and the decision making process, finally summarized in Dogmatic Constitution of the Church (Lumen gentium, 1964), Añoveros spoke in favor of the priesthood being treated more thoroughly in the schema; he effectively backed the supporters of permanent deaconry and collegiality of bishops. He also voiced strongly in favor of setting regional seminars. During the work on Declaration on the Relation of the Church with Non-Christian Religions (Nostra aetate, 1965) he emerged as a moderate, referring specifically to the Muslims as profoundly religious and very sensitive to charity, so that dialogue with them is easy and must be carried on. We must respectfully recognize their spiritual and moral values. All missionary endeavor must show forth charity and kindness.
Contributing to Declaration on Religious Freedom, (Dignitatis Humanae, 1965), and especially during the discussion on the so-called 4 SC (textus reemendatus), Añoveros spoke against the version prepared by the Council for Promoting Christian Unity and joined the 70-something group of bishops who formed part of the opposition nucleus. Though far from the fundamental rejection advocated by Marcel Lefebvre (or even critique from some fellow Spaniards like Abilio del Campo), Añoveros called for setting limits of religious liberty. He argued that the state has the right to limit religious freedom to safeguard three values: a political good, that is the public peace: a moral good, that is the defense of public morality; and a civil good, that is the harmony of citizens in the exercise of their legitimate rights. He suggested further elaboration of the text before a new sub-commission, and called for a change in the title, suggesting Civil Liberty in Religious Matters instead.
Social and Political Issues[edit]
Though during the Civil War Añoveros served with the ultraconservative Requeté units, later on he demonstrated no particular penchant for Carlism, possibly save social solidarity and support for regional identity. From the onset of his service Añoveros focused on social issues, concerned with the family and the poor. Initially his activities revolved around charity and mutual help, as he stimulated numerous initiatives like Caritas or Movimiento de Acción Católica. Over time, Añoveros grew supportive of Catholic forms of workers self-organization, backing Hermandad Obrera de Acción Católica (HOAC) and later Juventud Obrera Cristiana de España (JOC). He became renowned for declining a generous grant for renovation of the destitute Cádiz Cathedral, claiming that in the city with so many social needs it would have been immoral. Though occasionally delivering elaborate sermons, he is reported to have respected popular religiosity and seemed determined to stay in touch with the religious masses.
Gradually his public statements (especially the pastoral letters) were assuming more militant tone, generating irritation of the regime and anxiety among the privileged. When lamenting the plight of agricultural workers in Andalusia he lambasted lack of social conscience by the upper strata, e.g. criticizing many absentee owners of large estates, who were held partially responsible for some of the abject conditions in which the lease-holding peasants lived. He was especially critical of a lack of dialogue between the agricultural workers and their employers, with many campesinos abandoning their rights in fear of reprisals. Approving of laws on social justice, he declared it more important to live according to the grave obligations of conscience.
Determined to challenge Marxism, Añoveros was even more critical about the Francoist structures. Defending autonomy of Catholic trade unions he harangued against Falangist syndicates. After the death of conservative Enrique Pla y Deniel Añoveros became more vocal; he co-engineered condemnation of the official vertical unions, declared by the Bishops Conference in July 1968. With the censorship almost lifted, since 1966 his sermons were widely quoted in the Spanish press. Añoveros gained a nationwide reputation and rose to celebrity status (e.g. declared Person of the Year by the Catalan periodical Mundo in 1970). Some compared him to Hélder Câmara, chief exponent of the Latin American liberation theology.
Assuming the Bilbao bishopric Añoveros landed in the most unstable region of Spain, rocked by the Basque national tide. He soon identified himself as sympathetic, in February 1974 triggering the most dramatic crisis between Vatican and Francoist regime. Influenced by his vicar-general, Añoveros delivered a vaguely stated, almost Aesopian sermon that at one point called for Basque cultural freedom and a change in governmental policy on regional rights. The cabinet of Carlos Arias ordered house arrest and even sent a plane to Bilbao to fly him out into exile, while some bishops threatened excommunication of the regime officials in return. Franco has eventually overruled Arias and got the crisis defused while Añoveros was arranged to go on a long vacation.
Antonio Añoveros was fairly often mentioned in the Spanish media during the early 2014, in the 40-th anniversary of caso Añoveros. He was credited for anti-Francoist stance, pro-democratic posture, social sensitivity, support for regional identities and generally progressive role in the history of the country. He was particularly appreciated in the Basque region, where some media named him, along Mateo Múgica and José María Setién, the key bishop or the most quoted bishop in the history of the Basque Church. The Carlist past of Añoveros and his relatively lukewarm approach towards the idea of religious freedom have scarcely been mentioned.
See also[edit]
- Eusebio Gorritxategi San Sebastián, El centenario del obispo incómodo, [in:] Diario Vasco 13/06/2009
- José Antonio Hidalgo, La energía de un hombre bueno [in:] Diario de Cádiz
- Juan María Laboa, Los obispos españoles en el Concilio, [in:] Anuario de historia de la Iglesia 2005 (14), ISSN 11330104
- Pablo Martín de Santa Olalla Saludes, Los gobiernos de Arias Navarro y la iglesia (1974-1965), [in:] Miscelánea Comillas 2013 (71)
- Paweł Mielcarek, Wprowadzenie do lektury Nostra aetate [in:] Academia.edu
- Paweł Mielcarek, Wprowadzenie do lektury Dignitatis Humanae [in:] Academia.edu
- James I. Tucek, Council Takes Historic Votes to Bring Vernacular to the Mass, [in:] Catholic News Service, 9/10/2013
- Evangelista Vilanova, Los "vota" de los obispos españoles después del anuncio del Concilio Vaticano II (1959) [in:] Revista Catalana de Teologia XV/2 (1990)
External links[edit]
- family links at Geni
- Pamplona Marists
- Añoveros at catholic-hierarchy.org
- Añoveros on euskomedia
- two short press pieces on Añoveros' 100th birth anniversary
- Añoveros and the Valcaldera massacre
- Vaticanum II: Anoveros and the Spanish preparatory work
- Vaticanum II: Añoveros and Sacrosantum Concillium
- Vaticanum II: Añoveros and Nostra Aetate by academia.edu
- Vaticanum II: Añoveros and Nostra Aetate by ephesians.net
- Vaticanum II: Añoveros and Dignitatis Humanae
- Vaticanum II: Añoveros and Dignitatis Humanae press cutting
- Vaticanum II: Spanish bishops discussed generally
- Añoveros and social injustice in Cadiz
- Arias government and the Church 1974-1975
- sample of 21st century Basque media treatment of Añoveros
- sample of 2014 press homages to Añoveros
- Errekete (Euskara) on YouTube
- Vizcainos! Por Dios y por España; contemporary Carlist propaganda on YouTube
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The Ranger Russet is a late-maturing potato that is used for baking and processing into fries.[1] It was originally bred by Joseph J. Pavek of the USDA in Aberdeen, Idaho and released jointly by the USDA and the agricultural stations of Idaho, Washington, Oregon and Colorado in 1991. Ranger Russet is not under plant variety protection. It yields medium to high numbers of tubers with a short dormancy period.
Botanical Features[edit]
- The Ranger Russet plant is medium to tall in height and semi-erect with single, wavy, very prominent wings.
- The stems are slightly pigmented and the non-pigmented nodes are slightly swollen.
- The open, medium green leaves have weakly pigmented midribs.
- Primary leaflets appear in four pairs with a narrowly ovate shape, an acuminate tip, an obtuse and symmetrical base and weakly wavy margins. Terminal leaflets also appear in four pairs with a narrowly ovate shape and an acuminate tip but the base is obtuse and asymmetrical.
- Sprouts are broad with a cylindrical shape; the base is medium red-violet and strongly pubescent while the apex is weakly pigmented and moderately pubescent.
- There are numerous flowers that have a medium red-violet corolla and a lemon yellow anther. The flower buds are strongly pigmented.
- Tubers are long with a slightly flattened shape.
- The brown russet skin has evenly distributed medium deep eyes with slightly prominent eyes.
- The flesh is white.
- Tubers have high specific gravity.
Agricultural Features[edit]
- This variety has a high resistance to heat necrosis, hollow heart (hollowed center of potato), Verticillium wilt, PVY, and PVX.
- It has moderate resistance to early blight, common scab, leafroll, and Fusarium dry rot.
- It is moderately susceptible to growth cracks.
- Ranger Russet is very susceptible to late blight and root-knot nematode.
- ^ Pavek, J.J. (1992). "Ranger Russet: A long Russet potato variety for processing and fresh market with improved quality, disease resistance, and yield". American Potato Journal 69:483-488


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Dodgers land Podsednik

  The Royals have traded outfielder Scott Podsednik to the Dodgers for two minor leaguers, ESPN's Jayson Stark tweets .

 Podsednik, 34, has hit in 15 straight games, including two hits in Wednesday afternoon's loss to the Twins. He's hitting .310/.353/.400 with five homers and 44 RBI, as well as 30 stolen bases.

 Podsednik had been rumored to have garnered strong interest from the National League West, with the Dodgers and Padres also rumored to have discussed him.

 The Dodgers aren't sure what they'll get from Manny Ramirez the rest of the season and currently having Xavier Paul and Garrett Anderson manning left field. Podsednik can step right in and upgrade the team's offense.

 UPDATE:  The Royals will get Triple-A catcher Lucas May and Class A right-hander Elisaul Pimentel, Jeff Passan of Yahoo! tweets .

 -- C. Trent Rosecrans

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Date of Stay: June, 2014
We've stayed in many RV parks, and this is at the very top of the list. Gorgeous setting in the east Texas pines, perfectly maintained, long, level concrete sites with utility hook-ups arranged well. Nice fenced dog run with doggie bags. (The only thing I'd fault them for is they don't have a place to deposit the bags - you either walk to the dumpster or take them home. Trash can would be nice.) The park is surrounded by large trees and they've planted many within the park. There are several "nature trails" and a large grass area at the back to let the dogs play. There is a very nice playground and a pool - neither of which we needed as we are definitely "seniors". Highly recommend if you're in the area.
Date of Stay: June, 2014
This RV park just keeps getting better and better. The owner has taken a trailer park and made it into a first-class RV park. All sites are concrete pads - long and level. Utilities are well-located. There are quite a few semi-permanents as there are many roofers taking care of the roofs damaged by hail recently. However, every site is kept clean and free of clutter. One of the real pluses is that the owner put a gate at the back so you can access the two mile park run/walk. Another plus: the owner has done much to ensure the security of his guests. This is the place to stay if visiting Killeen.
Date of Stay: June, 2014
Once again a wonderful visit to this RV park. Check-in easy, guided to site. Pull-through site was long, level, and all utilities well located. Park was immaculate, as always. Some appear to be full time, and some are loyal Aggies who rent the spot year around, but use it primarily during football season. Would highly recommend to anyone visiting College Station. Another highlight: a very short distance from the Bush library. A must-see regardless of your political leanings.
Date of Stay: May, 2014
Beautiful RV park on Lake Pauline very close to the highway but with no noise. All sites have many large trees providing great shade. Owner is extremely kind and helpful. Park is extremely neat and well maintained. Lots of room between sites, which are generally very long and level. Some of the sites are on the lake and have small decks so you can sit out and watched the birds.
Date of Stay: April, 2014
This park is an engineering marvel. Branson has very little level ground, and this park was built on severely steep terrain. We had requested a pull-through. Upon arrival we were told they didn't have any - although their map shows 8. The problem is they are very difficult to get into if you are a 45' rig. The access to at least four was so steep that you would drag the bottom of the coach when you reached the level area. Their web site says they are big rig friendly, but let me assure you it is very tight getting in and out. The park is well-kept and the staff was great. It is very close to the center of the entertainment district. Dog walk is at the bottom of the hill, which makes for great exercise when you have to walk back up to your rig. It is gated and they provide you with a swipe card for which they require a refundable $10 deposit. If you leave when the office isn't open, they will mail the deposit to you, less $2 for handling???
Date of Stay: April, 2014
Very odd directions on web site. Office location is also very odd - we traveled 1/2 of the RV park before finding it. A nice lady met us at the office and led us to our spot. Not very clear on the rate - there was no paperwork done, no map, no brochure. Paid in cash. This park is really spread out and the transient area is quite separate from the rest. The only thing we could find in the transient area was a laundry, which looked clean. No trash bins in the area - the dumpster was located in the lower area on the way out. The park was clean, had very nice, long, level pull-throughs. No Wi-Fi.
Date of Stay: April, 2014
This park has easy access, friendly and helpful staff who lead you to your site, a beautiful setting, and long and level pull-throughs accommodating 45' motorhome with toad. Great playground for kids, very dog-friendly, immaculate grounds. They also have a cafe that serves breakfast and dinner for a very nominal $. Dinner last night was great and service better than most restaurants. Wi-Fi worked very well. We'd stay again.
Date of Stay: April, 2014
Beautiful park, great staff. Can't overdo praise for the park. It has many long, reasonably level pull-throughs, very large field for dogs (actually a golf driving range), very unique dog wash stand, horse-shoe pit and other niceties. If that isn't enough, they have a small cafe and they provide a REAL breakfast for free. Eggs to order, cereal, coffee, milk, o.j. - the works. Our breakfast was great. We called to confirm and the manager alerted us to construction along I-35 and gave us a route to follow to get to the park. Sadly I suspect the construction will be going on for some time, but it isn't the fault of the park and they are well worth your time and effort to get to them.
Date of Stay: December, 2013
This park is off the old Hwy 190 and in a much older section of Killeen. We had little trouble finding it as we used map quest directions. The GPS actually gave us the right instructions as well. We had reservations but called the owner when we were about 15 minutes out. He gave us the gate code (the entire park is gated) and met us just after we arrived. He has done a wonderful job of converting an old mobile home park into a first class RV park and the effort he has put in is very visible. He is also the consummate southern gentleman. There is still a little work to do, but all in all, the park is clean, easy to navigate, and quiet. There is a very nice park behind the park available for jogging or walking pets. We will stay here again.
Date of Stay: December, 2013
We decided to get away from the fireworks on New Years. We spent four very enjoyable days at Maverick Ranch, drove through Big Bend Ranch State Park, and hiked in Big Bend National Park. While Maverick Ranch is a little further away from the national park, it is well worth the drive as nothing in the vicinity compares to it. It is well designed, well kept, and staffed by very conscientious people. The sites are long and there is plenty of room between sites. They've even managed to grow a little grass and some trees, despite the weather. The only negative, and it is nit-picking, but whoever designed the computer program for checking in needs to try doing it as a customer. Despite the best efforts of the staff, it is a slow and arduous process. We were shown to our site, and the check-in process was complete when they dropped by later to give us our receipt. Oh, almost forgot. On the Lajitas/Maverick Ranch website one is told to go to the Lajitas Resort to check in. Not so! Furthermore, finding the Lajitas Resort office is a challenge made more difficult if you're driving a 45' RV pulling a toad. The directions were terrible. None of that should be read to take away from the enjoyment of staying at a first class RV park.
Date of Stay: December, 2013
First, lets recognize where this park is and quit harping about the sand and wind. West Texas is known for both. The park is clean, easily accessible, has good interior dirt roads, long pull-through sites with reasonable distances between each. The staff is efficient, helpful, and friendly. We've stayed here a couple of times and never had a complaint about the park. Now, as to the cafe. We've eaten a couple of dinners there and they were good, old southern cooking. The wine and beer selection is good with reasonable prices. We've only experienced one breakfast and may have caught them on a bad day, but the service was horrible. Over 45 minutes to get two orders of eggs, sausage and coffee. The cook seemed to be over her head as it appeared she could only work on one order at a time. That being said, we'd stay here again and even give the breakfast a try as the food was hot and good.
Date of Stay: November, 2013
We returned to College Station for our 50th HS reunion and stayed at the park. It is centrally located but the previous post about getting to it is correct. We missed the turn the first time and had to make the tour around the park to enter again. Park management is exceptional. Friendly, quick check-in, and we were shown to the site. The interior roads are great and they have concrete slabs at each site. Easy access for a big rig (45' plus toad). Centrally located to most things in College Station. Just remember, if it is football season getting a spot is very difficult as this is Aggie Land and the alumni reserve a site for the entire season, whether they are at home or not. We'll be back!
Date of Stay: September, 2013
The entry to the campground is difficult to see as you approach from the interstate and extremely rough. The interior roads and sites are gravel with some grass and trees between a few of the sites. The sites are not that level: once our motorhome leveled itself, the front step was almost two feet off the ground. The owners are very friendly and helpful. We did encounter a first in our many, many nights of camping at RV parks. Someone apparently took exception to our accent lights which we use for security, particularly when at a park like this where there is absolutely no security lighting: or any lights for that matter, AND PULLED OUR POWER CORD out. I guess we can be thankful they apparently didn't vandalize anything else. We realize the owners of the park weren't responsible, but it does say something to the "class" of those staying here, most of whom appear to be full-timers. If in the area you might consider a park with better security and lighting.
Date of Stay: September, 2013
Start with a well-designed check-in parking area, wonderful and friendly staff, paved roads, level sites with well-groomed grass between each, trees and concrete pad and picnic table, and immaculate grounds and buildings, then add the proximity to Yellowstone west entrance, and this park is worth the high $ per night. We would recommend to others and return again.
Date of Stay: September, 2013
Immaculate park. Most of the occupants are here for long term, probably working in the oil/gas field, but the park is well-maintained. Roads are all asphalt, sites have privacy fences between each, and each has an asphalt pad with a table on it. Fifty amp service was dependable, and Wi-Fi was great. They seem to have repeaters every 100' or so. The staff is friendly, the store well-stocked, and the laundry room clean. Particularly nice is the soccer field in the rear of the park with an asphalt running track around it. This is a first class operation and we'd stay here again.


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Mark Levy Stained Glass
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Stained Glass is becoming a popular addition in the home. Today I will be talking to Los Angeles base stain glass artisan Mark Levy. Also joining us is homeowner Mannie Barling who has some stained glass by Mark Levy Studios.
Stained Glass Rainbows: Interview with Kent Williamson
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Kent Williamson is the director of several documentary films, including "Rebellion of Thought" and his latest, "Stained Glass Rainbows" which looks at the issue of homosexuality and the Christian church.
Join Keith Giles as he talks to Kent about this new film.
Life Between the Rainbow and Stained Glass
Kent C. Williamson is the founder of Paladin Pictures, Inc. (aka Paladin Media Group), a film and video production company in Charlottesville, Virginia. He is also the founder of the Community Films Foundation, a non-profit that connects filmmakers with mission organizations who need help telling the stories, and earless rabbit, the online television network for Charlottesville. Kent produced and co-directed the non-controversial feature film When Love Walks In, directed the highly-controversial documentary Rebellion of Thought, and is currently in post on the extremely-controversial documentary Stained Glass Rainbows. He lives with his bride and six kids along the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia.
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Stained glass hobbies
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Stained glass is a fun way to spend some time. Beautiful projects are easy to create, and they can even serve as gifts or replacement for windows in the home.
This encore presentation is from April 2013. Post in America's Dental Hygienist on Face Book to talk about stained glass as a hobby.
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The Week In Reviews - LA Stained Glass Artisan Mark Levy
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I love Stained Glass, so it is a real treat to talk to a master of the art. Mark Levy is based in Los Angeles, but his works adorn buildings in many otherplaces. With decades of experience under his belt there is little that he does not know about the world of glass as an art form, While we will certainly be discussing a little about his backgrond in this wonderful medium, we will be focusing on one particular Public Art example that adorns Fire Station 78 in Studio City. How does a work of great beauty find its way into a building as fuctional as a Fiire Station?
I have yet to meet anyone that doesn't love stained glass, my initiation was in religious locals, places of worship, but when you start to look, stained glass can be found everywhere.
Friday - In the Cottage - Stained Glass
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Relax. It's been a long week of exposing problems, and fishing for good workable answers. Let's talk about hobbies and things people do to work out the rest of their brain. Can exercising be relaxing? Does relaxing require being in an awake state? Can you be relaxing if you're chopping wood or cooking? What is relaxing anyway?
Guests will help us find new ways to get out of the work a day rut and expose relaxation from wall climbing to napping.
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First Glimpse Author Readings and Q&A with Ella Curry, president of EDC Creations. Join us as Ella greets the most talented authors on the planet. We will learn more about the featured books and hear the authors read from their new releases. You will have the First Glimpse of a excerpt from the book! Give the Gift of Knowledge, give books as gifts!
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One of my oldest friends and fellow Inwoodite, Jim Casey, returns to my "johnmac's Radio Show" microphones to detail his 10 year effort to the return beautiful stained glass windows made in France around the turn of the 20th Century for the De La Salle Christian Brothers to the Christian Brothers. In the course of te conversation, we will discuss the history of the Brothers in France and the US, the history of the Windows, the Brothers' move to Barrytown, NY, Jim's own experience as a Christian ?Brother, the transfer of the Barrytown property from the Brother to the Unification Movement (a/k/a "Moonies"). Jim's re-awakened interest in the Windows and his research in France and the US, photography, book about them, and, finally, his successful campaign to have the Windows removed from Barrytown and installed at Manhattan College.
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TONIGHT on Full Spectrum Radio join Dennis Estlock and I as we discuss St. Albans this past weekends investigation!!!
Described by many experienced paranormal teams as the "most active location on the east coast" – a night at St Albans Sanatorium is not for the weak or squeamish! Long before the St Albans Lutheran Boys School came into existence in 1892; members of the Powhatan, Shawnee and Cherokee Indian tribes inhabited this land. The Draper's Meadow Massacre in 1775 tells the story of the horrors faced by early pioneers and of Mary Draper Ingles journey home after her capture by the Shawnees.
The Civil War also had its share of violence on this hill overlooking the New River. In 1865 Union forces defeated Confederate forces during the battles of Newbern and Cloyd's Mountain. Union artillery bombarded the settlement of Central Depot (now the city of Radford) from the ridge where St Albans stands today.
On June 28, 1980 the heinous murder of Gina Renee Hall was committed not far from St Albans and her blood stained car was found only a few hundred yards away on Hazel Hollow Road. Often when paranormal investigations are conducted in the basement, and in particular the bowling alley, a strange and almost sentient mist is seen in conjunction with the mention of her name.
For nearly a decade paranormal groups have investigated St Albans and the reports of full bodied apparitions, shadow figures, levitating objects, disembodied (often threatening) voices and physical contact are just some of the documented occurrences. A "ghost hunt" at St Albans Sanatorium is much more than an occasional slamming door, benign EVPs, blinking flashlights or rolling balls. It promises to be an evening complete with anticipation, excitement and fear!
Paranormal Author Ronald Griffin joins The Librarian on Authors on the Air
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Host Tabatha Pope welcomes paranormal romance author, Ronald Griffin to "The Librarian" on Authors on the Air.
Ronald Edward Griffin is the self-published author of the Blood Stained Saga with a wide range of goals. He has already published two books out of a four part book series. He will soon have the first origins companion anthology to that series as well as a horror/drama novella that revolves around two young people who fall in love because of a zombie virus outbreak titled "The Dead and the Restless". When not writing he spends as much time with his beautiful 4 year old daughter who is a very intelligent little girl who just may very well inherit her daddys' imagination. With his Blood Stained Series he hopes to bring an emotional rollercoaster to all of his readers as well as help his favorite animal the wolf. A dollar from each book purchase from this series will be donated to the Wolf Conservation Center to help support the effort to keep these beautiful animals from extinction. To learn more about Ronald Griffin, visit his website at www.bloodstainedsaga.com.
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Our United States Deserves One Of The People In The White House
Politics has stained our past, stymies our present and subverts our future. it is time for a non-Politician to be elected to into the White House, without money-buying campaign financing and Party Popularity Caucuses with imperfect incumbents or no good makeover-has-beens, dressed up in new fund raising attire. if you want your views and voice resonating within the White House rooms and echoing in the chambers of Congress, you can ante up 120,000,000 Presidential write-in ballots - that's all Democrats, Independents and Republicans - and i promise to bring us together in brilliance and quality in living. as Commander-In-Chief: no more forgotten Veterans and failed military hexagon operations; as one of us in the White House: no more fantasies, fibs and foul-ups; as Head of our Country: smarter business and government; as one of the Leaders of the Free World: no more miscues and meddling, no more damage to our planet... ... 4 smarter business and government; as one of the Leaders of the Free World: no more miscues and mad meddling; as President: care for all of us, see to better laws, economy, education, medicine, science, things you care about and end damage to our planet. these things are possible and awaiting your blessings and word. speak with your ballots for no more promises heard before elections and forgotten once in office. there is a lot to clean up, repair, make better, make over and make good
Deepertruth: Eucharistic Miracle of Daroca, Spain, 1239 (7:00 Central)
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The Eucharistic miracle of Daroca was verified shortly before one of the numerous battles sustained by the Spanish against the Moors. The Christian commanders asked the priest in the field to celebrate Mass, but a few minutes after the consecration, an improvised enemy attack obliged the priest to suspend the Mass and hide the consecrated Hosts amid the sacred linens of the celebration. The Spanish left the battle victorious and the commanders asked the priest to communicate the Hosts previously consecrated. However, they were found completely covered in Blood. Even today, it is possible to venerate the Blood-stained linens.
In 1239, the Christian cities of Daroca, Teruel and Calatayud (in Aragon) allied themselves to reconquer the walls of the castle of Chio Luchente. Before the first battle, the chaplain, Don Mateo Martínez of Daroca, celebrated the Holy Mass, during which he consecrated six Hosts designated for Communion for the six captains who led the troops: Don Jiménez Pérez, Don Fernando Sánchez, Don Pedro, Don Raimundo, Don Guillermo and Don Simone Carroz.
An improvised attack of the enemy obliged the chaplain to immediately suspend the Mass, and coil the six consecrated Hosts in the corporal and to hide them under a rock. The enemy troops had been forced back and the commanders begged the priest to permit them to receive Holy Communion in thanksgiving for the obtained victory. Don Mateo brought them to the place where he had hidden the corporal and they found the Hosts drenched in Blood.
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