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Google SketchUp for Site Design
A Guide to Modeling Site Plans, Terrain and Architecture
Filled with tutorials from front to back, the book focuses on the start and completion of projects that include rich detail and expression. Each part and chapter of the book builds on the previous chapters and tutorial.
You will learn how to approach modeling site plans, buildings and site elements: from modeling each of these exterior environment elements to piecing them together to generate a singular and expressive model.
The book culminates with tutorials demonstrating effective and simple ways to include grades and terrain using the Sandbox tools and how best to integrate the entire approach with AutoCAD and SketchUp.
Also included are links to supplemental on-line resources such as YouTube tutorials and free tutorial and example models from 3D Warehouse.
The book is useful for all SketchUp proficiency levels including beginners, hobbyists, and professionals.less
368 pages; ISBN 9780470639511
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ABOUT ME: I'm a romantic at heart; optimistic about love, life and finding someone to laugh through life with. I'm attractive, athletic, professionally successful, passionate and easily inspired by so many things. Friends would say I'm "comfortable in my own skin," I've got a great sense of style, I'm loyal, energetic, spontaneous, have a good sense of humor, humble and maintain a good balance between opinionated and go-with-the-flow. I'm enthusiastic about travel --- whether it's a day trip an hour out of the city to check out a new town to walk around and shop, a weekend spa getaway, or taking a few days off to attend events like JazzFest in New Orleans (the food just as much as the music!). I also get excited about travel abroad and can't wait to plan my next trip; places I've thoroughly enjoyed include Austria, Greece, Thailand and Paris. I really do enjoy experiencing different places; I'm originally from the suburbs of New York, spent time in CA for university, Boston post college years and most recently lived in NYC prior to relocating to West Hollywood. I'm perfectly content spending a quiet romantic evening at home --- takeout or cooking, (love to cook), with a movie and a great bottle of wine as I would be meeting up with friends --- experiencing a new restaurant, hitting a bar, going to the theater to catch a great play, a concert, shooting some pool or throwing some darts. I enjoy sports, as a spectator (Yankees / Knicks / Rangers / Giants ... always a NYer!), but moreso enjoy participating in sports; I exercise regularly, run 20 miles a week, have taken up tennis lessons, do my best at golf, relive my hockey days when I strap on my ice skates, enjoy photography, fool around on the guitar and am not afraid to admit I have enjoyed taking a few ceramic classes. I've gotten into collecting antiques and art as well. ABOUT RELATIONSHIP: Relationships influence so many aspects of our lives and are a huge part of our daily happiness. For that reason, emotional connectivity, affection and communication are so vital to me. I know that a successful relationship is built on mutual trust, respect, honesty and especially having the ability to compromise. It's a give and take…and I love to give. I am a secure and sensitive guy who has learned a great deal from my past relationships and experiences about what I want from life and am confident enough to go after it. ABOUT YOU: I'm interested in a woman who is smart, sensual, driven, confident and attractive with a great sense of humor. She is aware of her uniqueness and feels ok to show it. She knows what she wants or, more importantly, at least isn't afraid of trying to go after it. The woman I would be interested in meeting is a good communicator, not confrontational, but someone who understands when to support and when to push. I'm interested in a woman who seeks a balanced relationship. I'm not interested in stereotypical and traditional roles. I grew up in a house full of very independent, smart women and although I'm well-mannered and chivalrous, I thoroughly enjoy when the woman I'm with shares in taking the lead. I'm not interested in dating myself I think that differences are keys to learning, growth and experiencing new things and would welcome someone who has varying interests. That said, I do think it's really important to be in a relationship where there is a mutual sharing of activities and interests together. I'd absolutely love it if you played tennis and we could rally together; that's one of the things I most look forward to after a long work week. I believe that what makes for a great experience is the feeling that I'm sharing it with someone special and the awareness that it doesn't matter where we are because I know we're going to have a fantastic time together.
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How to re-install iPhone OS 3.1.3
Have you found iOS 4 not all it's cracked up to be? Perhaps you bricked your iPhone 3G or your beloved iPhone 3GS now can't hold a call? Hey, these things happen, but there is a way out and it's not too difficult to get back to iPhone 3.1.3.
iOS 4 has been hailed as a great advance. However, with some users experiencing bricked iPhones and (even more) dropped calls, this mobile operating system clearly isn't for everyone — here's how to get back to iPhone OS 3.1.3. And, yes, this method works for the iPod touch, too.
First, you'll need to see if the previous version of the software is still stored on your computer. On the Mac, check in ~/Library/iTunes/iPhone Software Updates and look for iPhone1,2_3.1.3_7E18_Restore.ipsw. PC users should check C:\Documents and Settings\[username]\Application Data\Apple Computer\iTunes\iPhone Software Updates.
If you don't find it, download it here.
Next, you'll need to download RecBoot Mac or RecBoot Windows
Back up n' restore
Plug in your iPhone in to your computer and let it go through the backup and update functions. If you're feeling a little paranoid, select it in the device sidebar, right-click on it and select Backup just for good measure.
Now, with your iPhone still attached, power it down by simultaneously holding the Home and Power (top corner) buttons. Slide the slider to Power off.
Now, you'll need to power back up with a twist: Press and hold the Home and Power buttons for 10 seconds, and then release the Power button while continuing to hold Home button. iTunes should, if you did it right, pop up a dialog saying that it has detected iPhone (iPod touch) in recovery mode (i.e. the device's screen will be black).
If you performed this step incorrectly, the iPhone will start up as it normally would.
Dismiss the dialog. Then select the iPhone under in the Devices sidebar, press the Option key (Shift on PC) and click the Restore button. A dialog will pop up asking you to locate the restore file (see above).
Whoa, Nelly…
This process will take about 10 minutes. Whereafter you will be presented with an error message (Error 1015) and your iPhone will boot up and display Connect to iTunes screen.
Now, open RecBoot, and click Exit Recovery Mode. In a few seconds, RecBoot will take your iPhone out of plug-me-into-iTunes recovery mode and your freshly downgraded iPhone (iPod touch) 3.1.3 will boot right up.
Now, all you need to do is restore your settings, apps, etc. from backup and Apple's got that bit covered here.
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The Federal Reserve Board is openly mapping out an actual job-killing strategy and drawing almost no attention at all for it. The Fed's job-killing strategy centers on its plan to start raising interest rates, which is generally expected to begin at some point this year.
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Have a broad and detailed perspective of where you want to be, what you want to experience, what your values are, who you want to be around, what emotions you want to fuel you. These are all critical to devoting your time adequately to your grander purpose.
The investments in quality youth mentoring made by companies are direct contributions to the future strength of our communities and our country. They connect young people to the powerful asset that is mentoring, to opportunity, and to success.
Did you ever think a career choice could determine whether or not you are legally defined as a protected class? On March 24, this becomes fact as changes are made to the Vietnam Era Veterans' Readjustment Assistance Act (VEVRAA).
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The subtle and damaging effects of overregulation can be found in the price of gas, milk, iPhones, and the unemployment rate -- even if they tend to be less obvious, and less sexy, to the media than police breaking down doors.
The time has come for the EU to stop running economic policy based on silly myths. If German Chancellor Angela Merkel and other leaders in the EU cannot accept reality then Greece and southern Europe would be far better off breaking free of the euro and leave Germany to wallow in its 19th century economic fairy tales.
In the rampant growing sea of social media platforms flooding every digital screen, every swiping finger, one seems to stand out precisely because it doesn't require constant consideration. In other words, you don't need to be your best self-you can just be.
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Mountain Pine, Arkansas 8.27 miles NW
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Royal, Arkansas 15.31 miles NW
Jessieville, Arkansas 18.22 miles NW
Hot Springs, Arkansas (map) | (877) 962-9100
Sites: 42 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 3 Reviews
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Feb 2013 - $35.00
I enjoyed this park, however some of the tenants within this park looked too permanent. They had belongings all around their RV. If I had to stay here again, I would go back. I would just like to be placed farther away from these sites. - AJ's
May 2009 - $25.00
Well marked, easy access from I30 Westbound from Little Rock. Paved interior roads, gravel sites, terrific views! Very nice clubhouse, with home baked treats. Very friendly and helpful staff. Designed and built to be "big rig friendly", even back-in sites are easy to access. You can always tell a campground, designed and built by campers. This is on our A list. Rig is 32'. - Dale-from-NC
Mar 2009 - $25.00
A small campground area in a wooded area. A small unisex bathroom and shower on-site. The sites are not level and required about a 12 inch rise on the front wheels of our 30ft Motorhome. Access to the sites to backup a motorhome is tight. Although the campground is just off the highway it was remarkably quite. We were the only unit at the park when we visited in March. Overall a very nice RV area if you like a quite secluded wooded area. - Harold_J
Hot Springs, Arkansas (map) | (501) 262-2550
Sites: 133 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 100 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $36.00
As good as it gets. One of our top five favorite parks. Well designed, exceptional management, easy access to and in the park with our 40'+ Big Rig RV, blacktop drives throughout, level concrete pads, and all at a fair price (rate reflects a week's stay). We would definitely return. - Snidely Whiplash
Jun 2015 - $37.00
This is a beautifully maintained park with large sites right on the river. We had a pull through site. Roads are asphalt and those that house RV sites are crescent shaped which makes for easy entry and exit of the site. This also helps to keep your neighbors sewer hook up quite a long way from your front door. Plus, the sites are large. If you are planning an extended stay, you may want to request a site that has the afternoon sun to the driver side of the vehicle. Otherwise, you will have the afternoon sun on the front door. All sites are concrete with a concrete patio and pull through sites are big enough to remain hooked up if you are there for an overnight stay. There is a launch area for your boat and the park also has boats to rent. Laundry facilities are very good and washers and dryers are $1. Bathrooms and showers are tile and immaculately maintained with lots of hot water. This is a great place for families. We will definitely stay here again. Be sure to follow the campground's directions to the park. Your GPS may not take you to the campground. - Charlie C
Apr 2015 - $32.00
Nice scenic setting along Lake Catherine. Roomy sites and well maintained. It's not a far ride to Hot Springs if you want to go into town. The showers were nice size and kept very clean. Nice sized pavilion. The office has some snack foods and Rv supplies. We didn't swim but the pool looks nice and clean. Our rate reflects a weekly rate. - rskrbina
Hot Springs, Arkansas (map) | (888) 828-0786
Sites: 200+ | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jun 2010 - $30.00
We were a little disappointed by the condition of this campground. It looks like this was a first class park at one time, but was clearly set up for older campers. The sites were very tight, we have a trailer with (2) slides on each side on the camper and the spot was so tight, both of them kind of sealed off the camp site. The bath house that was close to our area had only (1) men and (1) ladies room, AND the men's was out of service. The club house and clothes washing room were locked up. The beautiful "waterfall" that is shown on the website was a man-made thing, and even it was not functioning. They did have a nice clean pool that had big clean bath house, but that was all the way to the front of the campground that we had to take our truck to get to. The park itself is on a waterway that leads to the lake and is very nice. They have a couple boat launches as well as a beach area to enjoy. The sites by the water all had private docks but all but (2) were flagged off due to the wood being rotten. We were lucky, ours was in service and a very nice way to spend the afternoon during the sunset. Talking to the lady at the front desk, she stated the park was under new management and they were working on trying to get all these things resolved. I'm not sure how long it has been since this "new" management has had this property but some things could have been made available to the park like the club house and washroom both of which looked to be in good shape. We made the best of what we had and the lady was very, very friendly. I hope the new owners will get this park back to what it used to be, a very nice campground, until then I would look around the area to see if there may be other options. - jf831024
Jun 2009 - $30.00
I was slightly worried about this park when driving to my spot because they have all the permanent residents in the front. However, once you get back to the lakeside spots, it really becomes a neat park. Rig access was a little tight and there was barely enough room for the slide-out, however, once we got pulled in it was worth it. Each lakeside spot has its own pier and when they say "lakeside," they mean lakeside! We were probably 20 feet from the water. This was nice especially since they are a pet friendly park and our dogs could go play in the water. The pool looked to be nice as well but we did not swim in it. I'm not sure if they have 50 amp services or not. We looked around a little while for a 50 amp spot for our friends but could not find one. There is Wi-Fi access at the office. My only complaints were how hard the spots were to get into and the bathrooms were terrible (but there's a very clean bathroom in my R.V. ;-) ) - toby1kanobie
Hot Springs, Arkansas (map) | (501) 262-1996
Sites: 49 | Latest Rate: $27.00 | 103 Reviews
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May 2015 - $27.00
This campground is perched on top of a large hill. The winding driveway to get to the top where the campground is was a little daunting. Signs warned you to swing wide. I would really hate to meet another RV coming from the other direction, so be aware as you enter. Check in was speedy. We were given a pull through which was nice. About 25% of the sites seem to be seasonal, some neat, some not-so-neat. Escorted to the site. Cable TV worked well. We were away from the camp office where the WiFi source was, but our external WiFi antenna had no problem picking up the signal. EXCELLENT Verizon signal - 4 bars of 4G, probably because the cell towers (multiple) were on the same hill and could be seen from the site. There is a small hiking trail which is probably best used for walking dogs since it wasn't much of a hike. The rec hall was large and was set up for large groups. It had a wrap around porch with rocking chairs and swings that we made use of. In summer, there isn't much a view due to the foliage. I imagine in the fall the view is stunning. We would stay here again. - cmgoeke
Nov 2014 - $28.00
We have stayed at this park nearly every year since they opened, and after a few hiccups at the beginning (grumpy owners) it?s a great place to stay. The manager is very pleasant and clearly wants visitors to have a worry-free stay. The park is relatively new so all the utilities, electric pedestals, water lines, etc. are first-rate, and the park grounds are well maintained and very clean. The showers are immaculate as well. There?s a community building there and often something social going on ?- when we pulled in we were invited to have cookies!
There?s a walking trail around the park and they have bird feeders around the perimeter, so there is always a variety of songbirds to watch and listen to. The park is elevated from the road, so there is little or no traffic noise and no nearby railroad. We?ve always enjoy our stays there. Be prepared for a steep climb with a couple of sharp turns from the entrance up to the park. (They don?t call it Cloud Nine for nothing.) - Menno
Oct 2014 - $28.00
Sites are gravel and many have sewer connections that are raised too high. Pull through sites are easy in and out. The entrance road is steep and might be a problem if there is another vehicle coming at you. Rt 70 traffic is clearly heard during the day but is reduced at night. There is a short on site hiking trail. The park has a large club house with kitchen that would be great for groups. Sites close to the club house have the best views. Hard to justify the 11 mile drive to get away from I-30. There is no recycling. - BobatRetama
Hot Springs, Arkansas (map) | (501) 624-5912
Sites: 72 | Latest Rate: $37.00 | 63 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $37.00
You are shown to your site. Helped if needed. Professional, friendly Staff.
Beautiful shaded site. Our site was level. Well stocked store.
Would stay here again. - Florida Lady
Jun 2015 - $38.00
Beautiful mostly-shaded campsites. Our back-in site near the office was quiet, others nearer the entrance and the highway might have some road noise. There is a small shaded dog park and several trails through the woods. The staff was exceptionally nice. Very convenient to Hot Springs. We would definitely stay here again. - barrettjl
Apr 2015 - $32.00
Pros: Clean park, simple instructions for night check in. Within 7 minutes to Hot Springs Main st.
Cons: Loud road noise near the highway. Wi-Fi signal was pretty much nonexistent near the front of the campground. - OTL2015
Hot Springs, Arkansas (map) | (501) 321-9852
Sites: 46 | Latest Rate: $31.00 | 28 Reviews
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Sep 2014 - $31.00
We LOVED this park. Stayed 4 nights, passing through to NC. This park is so clean. Our spot was 100% level before we even put the jacks up. Quiet and amazing hospitality. If you want a basic quiet place to stay this park will meet your needs. Will definitely revisit if we get the chance! The price was in line for a basic no frills campground. - Mjo
May 2014 - $32.00
Stayed two nights. Long level pull-through. Would not have had to unhook, but did. Had some long term campers, with dogs running loose. Friendly owner. Would stay here again if we could not get into National Park campground. - JJ & CC
Apr 2014 - $32.00
Nice wooded park next to creek and very close to tourist activities in Hot Springs. We visited during the slow early spring season, so got a pleasant spot right on the creek. (We should note there is some road noise from a nearby bridge, but it did not bother us.). Very friendly owner. Fast Internet connection. We would definitely stop here again. - The Borgs
Hot Springs, Arkansas (map) | (501) 844-4176
Sites: 69 | Latest Rate: $49.00 | 38 Reviews
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May 2015 - $49.00
Easily the finest RV resort we have stayed at so far. Nestled alongside Lake Catherine in the rolling hills of Hot Springs, Arkansas, this park is beautifully maintained and landscaped. The morning fog lifting off the lake creates a surreal and relaxing experience. Staff is cheerful and helpful, restrooms impeccably clean, sites flat and easy to maneuver. Full hook ups, including Wi-Fi and cable.Worth making a special trip to enjoy. - ajmurray
Apr 2015 - $32.00
LCSP is a great family destination! We enjoyed the hike with the naturalist and the beautiful scenery. The only downside we see to this park is how unlevel the campsites are. There are about 7 level sites in the park; the rest require some extra effort to get your rig level. We noticed many Class C's that didn't bother to use jacks or try to level at all. The A's were way up in the air. The best sites seem to be the lower end of Area C (58-70) and Area A. We enjoyed the scenery and quietness of Area A. Area B does not have sewer and looks pretty 'rough'. I wouldn't take anything more than a towable to B. - dad2aprincess
Oct 2014 - $27.00
We stayed here for 3 nights and found the park very clean and well maintained. The camp hosts were very helpful answering questions, even helped us map a better route up to Petit Jean SP from there. I would stay here again. - Bob806
Hot Springs, Arkansas (map) | (501) 767-4400
Sites: 81 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 11 Reviews
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Oct 2013 - $32.00
Rate reflects Good Sam discount for a water site. Sites 69-73 look down the lake (68 has an impaired view). The other "water sites" face a narrow inlet and are not as nice a view. Very well maintained park; wide, level, gravel spaces, wide paved roads. The Internet was SLOW all the time, and did not have enough bandwidth to allow streaming during evening hours. Would have rated an 8 except for the inadequate Internet. Decent dog area. Adjacent highway did not disturb sleep. No cable TV available for short term stays. - LoneWolf
Oct 2011 - $25.00
Make sure you use the Albert Pike (Hwy 270W) address if using a GPS. New Magellan took us to the locked back gate on Thorton Ferry Road and what a mess to get turned around. Very quiet as off season and cool weather. Lake view was nice and were to tired to walk to showers so stayed in. - Charles66
May 2010 - $40.00
This is the third time we have stayed there. It is under new management, and they were friendly. Lake Hamilton is a fun lake with beautiful homes. This park is close to Hot Springs, and really good restaurants. There is a good seafood/Cajun restaurant within walking distance. It is safe to turn into, and the interior roads are good. There is not much shade, but there are trees planted that have grown a lot since we stayed there a few years ago. - reddie
Hot Springs, Arkansas (map) | (501) 525-3289
Sites: 33 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 6 Reviews
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Apr 2015 - $15.00
Hot Springs is very nice and this park is a great place to stay while enjoying the area. The managers are among the best we have encountered. They are courteous, helpful, and very interested in your having a good stay. All sites are level. The park is not paved with concrete, but the gravel is crushed hard rock, and dust is not a problem. They have lake access, nice barbecue grills, and a fenced dog running area. The clubhouse is really nice with modern exercise equipment available. The laundry was top notch. All hook-ups are modern, and like new. Cable TV worked fine. Wifi worked, but wasn't the best. If the wifi had worked well, this park would be a solid "TEN'. Verizon wireless phone reception was great. We will plan to stay here again if we ever return to Hot Springs. The nightly rate in this review reflects the monthly rate. - herbee
Dec 2014 - $0.00
Wonderful small park with great managers. Friendly, helpful but never intrusive. Laundry room, restrooms, showers, exercise facility, small lounge are spotless! Lots are nicely spaced with a little green space and picnic table for each site. The fenced pet area is not far from the boat landing. Propane fill on-site. A model of small RV park planning. Shopping, restaurants, horse track, mineral baths & spa, public gardens are a short drive away. We reserved for a week but stayed a few extra days. We'll be back! - bambiresort
Nov 2014 - $25.00
This park had good reviews and said it is on Lake Hamilton so that's why we chose it. Upon entering the park, we were somewhat dismayed by the appearance. A big gravel parking lot with dried out grass. The first unit you see is a horribly old and dirty park model- not a good first impression. There is also a cruddy looking trailer park right across the street with filthy singlewides. The lake is pretty much useless- you can't launch a boat, even though there is a boat launch there! You can fish from the dock if you have a license. The laundry room looked clean upon first looking at it but smells bad as it hasn't been thoroughly cleaned in a long time. Everyone cleans the lint filters whenever they do their wash but underneath there is lint that should've been vacuumed out a long time ago. The shower facilities are nice but there is no privacy. You step out of the shower naked and if anyone is in there they can see you- kind of a weird set-up! The rules say all "pets must be kept on a leash" but during our stay we saw numerous dogs NOT on leashes- the typical "the rules don't apply to me scenario"! We saw several dogs poop in the gravel by other people's RV's or in the grass but the Mgr's never seemed to see such things. There was also a permanent resident who had a cargo trailer parked next to his travel trailer and he would be in the cargo trailer grinding or sanding something in there for hours on end. The managers were friends with him so they acted oblivious to it- either that or they were hard of hearing! It was very annoying and we were quite a ways from this. I felt sorry for the neighbors who were right next to him. Again- nothing ever said! On the plus side- it was fairly quiet and good rates. The Mgrs seemed nice at first be wary- some people are not always what they seem. They seem afraid to enforce any of the rules- like the dogs not on leashes and they complained of all the feral cats that are all over the place. Warning- they don't like cats! - maggie44
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The RV park has a beautiful setting right on the water and we enjoyed swimming. The problem is the park has been neglected and is run down. All the concrete pads are crumbling and all the wood docks next to the water are rotting. I talked to one of the campers who has a timeshare out there and he told me the place went through bankruptcy a few years back and is now under new ownership (Clearwater). They seem to be trying to do some repairs to some of the rv sites but they have a long ways to go to bring it up to a suitable park again. If you are at a RV site their is no cable or wireless internet unless you are parked right next to the office. We were down the hill next to the water but had no TV or internet. This is a real beautiful setting but has been severly neglected. Hopefully the new owners will give it the care it needs. - kwshort
Jun 2007 - $30.00
Narrow entrance. Low hanging limbs over the access roads and over the sites. I could not park my 40 foot Motorhome on the pad because of low hanging limbs. - Gemini
Hot Springs, Arkansas (map) | (501) 525-8361
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This is an adult mobile home park that also has rv parking. Most of the adults appear to be older retired residents. Park is kept clean. Has no showers or restrooms. Cable and phone is not provided by park, but can be requested from local service. If you have sattelite you will want to request a site where you can use it as there are many pine trees. All sites are newly paved, mostly level with hookups very easy to access. Near mall, outlet mall, lakes, and lots of things to see and do. $15 night, $90 week, $235 month. Management helpful and friendly. I've stayed here 5 weeks and will be back. - Motorhome Madness
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Quiet and some sites just steps from the lake and fishing pier. But beware of the duck poo poo LOL. Sites on the lake are very close to each other but to be that close to the lake it is an acceptable trade off. We only stayed one night, but would like to visit again. - Cpate
Jun 2009 - $25.00
If you like dogs running loose everywhere, dust flying constantly, tons of black biting flies, (presumably due to all the dog excrement), and Wi-Fi that nearly never worked: this is the RV park for you. - lqdrench
Feb 2009 - $25.00
Not too bad. Lots of people live there. Some nice pads by the water, some by the office and pool. Talked to the owner and he bought it a couple of years ago and lives in the office area. Nice guy he is trying to fix the place up for a resort. The lake area past the office is the place to be. I would return but by the lake. - User687
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I would stay again, if I were to return to the Hot Springs area. The Good: Very easy and close access to Hot Springs. Friendly staff. Sites are pretty level and gravel. Plenty of shade. Not crowded Quiet Wi-Fi and Cable TV were both great. The Bad: Not an attractive park at all. Sites are kind of small. Our 35 foot barely fit into our spot, and parking our truck was a little difficult. Access to the lake is not good, unless you have a boat. Most of the campers in the park appear to be long term, and many of the campers appeared empty. Sort of has a mobile home park feel, and didn't seem like camping. - Olmedic
Jun 2007 - $28.00
You'd think that will all of the amenities this place would be a camper's paradise. Think again. Dirty, noisy and ill-mannered and ill-tempered staff. This was their big motorcycle week and those people were friendly and helpful. Had the staff, particularly the management, been friendly and helpful we could have overlooked the issues. We planned on staying two weeks but left after 2 nights. This is a place sorely in need of new management. Ask any question about the area, restaurants, attractions and shopping and get a finger pointing to a rack and a surely comment like, "There, if you know how to read." I do know how to read and this shows I know how to write as well. - Mr. Camper
Jun 2006 - $25.00
Good one for visiting the Hot Springs area. Easy to find off 270 by-pass. Easy to navigate and quiet park. Well worth the money. - tbax46


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This is SF's oldest, biggest, and most worldly known nightclub. With 4 to 5 different rooms, all with different genres of electronic music, from the breaks and Drum&Bass in the basement, to the 80's flavor in the front room, to the tribal upstairs… and you can't miss the main-room… that's where the DJ is who you came to hear, right?
Okay, this is the scoop… this is the place that brings in the big name DJ's, so if you want to hear the like of Oakey, PVD, Digweed, Maas, Tiesto, this is where they usually play. It is big, it gets crowded, and it gets hot. If you are looking for a more "sophisticated" atmosphere, I would suggest Sno-drift or Ruby Skye. But the happening spots jump around the city from night to night. At 1015 you're at least guaranteed something… I almost never go here, but I guess I am getting old, because now my friends and I say things like, "I remember what it used to be like, back in the old dayz, before they started doing bodily cavity searches at the door." And now I prefer places with couches…
Dress Code: club gear - no tennis shoes, but jeans are fine. usually about a $20 cover. and Free b4 10:15pm...
1015 FOLSOM is the best place to go, it looks completely ghetto outside, but hey, DJs the likes of Paul van dyk spin here. RUBY SKYE, smack dab in middle of downtown, plays hip hop. very cool latin club scene here (though I am ashmaed to admit, i have never been to one of these)
STAY AWAY FROM: club X, sound factory, city nights: bad hip hop and greasy awkward 18-20 year old guys.
BARS: the ones on haight street are more laid back and generally let you do whatever (ie smoke), the ones on union street are more pretentious (not necessarily a bad thing) and yuppier. All bars and clubs close at 2 AM, yes it is shameful. backflip and cafe du nord are cool restaurant/bars to hit.....the tonga room at the fairmont hotel has a legendary happy hour (for a more mature crowd, though).
AFTER 2 AM: the only club i know of is the END UP.
NOTE: SF CLUBS ARE VERY VERY VERY STRICT WITH IDs, THEY WILL NOT TAKE INTERNATIONAL IDs (cuz those are obviously very easy to copy) I will be the first to admit that SF has a happening nightlife scene but it is only happening if you are over 21. Yes, that sucks. Bars are a bit less strict, but make sure you have something because they will ALWAYS card you.
Dress Code: is very casual in sf clubs; 1015 is drumnbass/trance so dress is casual. ruby skye ranges from dressy to casual, as do most hip hop clubs. no one cares here in sf
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It was kind of like when you walk over a grate and you can hear the subway barreling in.
late 14c., "grill for cooking;" early 15c., "iron bars or cagework across a door or windows," from Anglo-Latin (mid-14c.), from Old French grate or directly from Medieval Latin grata "lattice," from Latin cratis "wickerwork, hurdle" (see hurdle). As a verb meaning "to fit with a grate," from mid-15c. Related: Grated; grating.
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Norma H. Swailes, 85, of Riverside, passed away Saturday, August 10, 2013, at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City. Mass of the Resurrection for Norma will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, August 14, 2013 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Riverside. Fr. David Brownfield will officiate. Burial will be in the Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Casket bearers will be Jason Thomann, Matthew Slay, Nicholas Slay, Jeromy Slay, Conor Malloy and Bradley Swailes. Honorary casket bearers will be Dimitri Adams and Keenan Adams. Following the committal services at the cemetery, a time of food and fellowship will be held at the St. Mary's Parish Center. Visitation for Norma will be held on Tuesday, August 13, from 3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. at the Sorden-Lewis Home for Funeral and Cremation Services in Riverside with a 7:00 p.m. prayer services. A memorial fund has been established at the funeral home in memory of Norma. Online condolences for the Swailes family may be sent to www.lewisfuneralhomes.com.
Norma Helen Kasper was born June 9, 1928, in Washington County, Iowa, the daughter of Edward H. and Zitta R. (Kron) Kasper. Norma was a graduate of Riverside Public School. On July 29, 1950 she married Ernest R. Swailes in Richmond, Iowa. Norma was co-owner/operator of Swailes Electric with her husband Ernest from 1950 - 2007. She was a member of St. Mary's church in Riverside and the Riverside V.F.W. Auxiliary. Norma enjoyed playing cards and dominos and doing many things with her husband, Ernest, bowling, dancing and going to horse and dog races. Most of all, she dearly loved to spend time with her family.
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Ninja GAiden ... I Stand Alone
Views: 1,081 | Posted: 05/25/2011
By: ryujijitei
My 15th video, one I nearly forgot to upload here. I'd have to say that this one's my best, because of the song being so awesome and all the perfect timing. Song is "Violator" by Ra.
Views: 3,427 | Posted: 05/25/2011
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To A Strange Somewhere Fled
(sequel to A House Near Luccoli)
is NOW AVAILABLE in Paperback and Kindle Versions
at amazon.com
and as a NOOK Book at barnesandnoble.com
A House Near Luccoli
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All Things That Matter Press
Welcome from DM Denton
My full name is Diane M Denton (nee DiGiacomo), a native of Buffalo, New York. My writing life began as a child retreating into the stories and poems that came to me, always believing that writing was the love I would keep and that would keep me. Early on, I developed an interest in history, especially European history, while my participation in and appreciation of music was encouraged through memories shared about my maternal grandmother, who was a concert pianist in Chicago in the 1920's. My early pursuits also included drawing and painting—and acting, which I eventually gave up, admitting that my inclination for drama was better written than acted out, my imagination more consistent than my courage.
My educational journey took me from Theater Arts and Communication at SUNY Brockport, to a History and Literature major at Daemen College (formerly Rosary Hill College) in Amherst, NY; culminating in a dream-fulfilling semester at Wroxton College, England (run by Fairleigh Dickinson University, New Jersey), not far from Stratford Upon Avon, Warwick, Woodstock, Oxford, as well as the picturesque Cotswolds. Not least because of a fateful encounter, I impetuously stayed in Wroxton for sixteen years—a yellow-stoned village with thatched cottages, a duck pond, and twelfth century church and abbey turned Jacobean manor house. I lived, for better or worse, right off the pages of Fielding, the Brontes, Austin, Hardy, DH Lawrence, and even Dickens, surrounded by the beautiful hills, woods and fields of the Oxfordshire countryside, and all kinds of colorful characters. This truly turned out to be a life-changing experience that resonates in my personal and professional endeavors to this day.
I returned to the US in 1990, to a rural area of Western New York State where I still reside in a cozy log cabin with my beloved mother and cats. I have been employed in a variety of "day jobs" from retail to media consulting, as a volunteer coordinator for Western New York Public Broadcasting, and presently as secretary for the Zoning and Codes Administration in the town where I live. In addition to writing, music, and art, I am passionate about nurturing nature and a consciousness for a more compassionate, inclusive, and peaceful world.


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VIDEO: Which GLEE Star Surprised Hillary Clinton at Her Book Signing?
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had a 'GLEE-ful' surprise last Thursday at her book signing held at a Los Angeles Barnes & Noble.
Glee star Chris Colfer stunned the politician when he requested a personalied copy of her new book "Hard Choices." Clinton did not realize the 24-year-old was waiting in line until it was his turn to ask for her autograph. Check out Hillary's surprise below!
Later, Colfer took to Twitter to share his excitment on the day's event, tweeting "I met @HillaryClinton today!!! Not sure if I embarrassed myself, can't remember anything I said... #adrenaline" along with a photo of the autographed book.
Photo: @chriscolfer
Glee is a musical comedy about a group of ambitious and talented kids who escape the harsh realities of high school by joining a Glee club, where they find strength, acceptance and, ultimately, their voice. Last year's graduates and aspiring singers, RACHEL BERRY (Lea Michelle) and KURT HUMMEL (Chris Colfer), packed their bags for New York and enrolled at a prestigious performing arts school, NYADA, where they made new friends and learned the cruel realities of college. These naïve freshmen moved into a Brooklyn loft, signed up for internships, auditioned for Broadway shows and gained a roommate when SANTANA LOPEZ (Naya Rivera) moved to the Big Apple.
Since its debut, Glee has become a bona fide cultural phenomenon, received prestigious honors, including a Golden Globe Award and a Peabody Award, and singlehandedly made Glee clubs cool again. The series boasts critical acclaim, a die-hard fan base, two Grammy Award nominations, two platinum and five gold albums, more than 43 million songs and more than 13 million albums sold worldwide, two sold-out concert tours, a 3-D movie and four Emmy Awards and three Golden Globes, including the award for Best Television Series - Comedy or Musical.
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