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Maidstone Hotels - Surrounded by rolling hills, meadows that are a sea of reds and blues and gently flowing rivers, Maidstone is perfectly nestled amid the idyllic Kent countryside. Its town center is thriving with fascinating museums, historic attractions, lush green parks, buzzing bars, and restaurants offering tantalising international dishes. Its links to London make it a great base for exploring the hustle, bustle and many cultural sites of the Big Smoke, too. Things to see Having been lovingly restored to its full former glory, Leeds Castle is a must see site while in Maidstone. Surrounded by a majestic moat, the castle's honey-colored stone and towering turrets make an almighty impression. Inside you'll find antique furnishings, lavish tapestries, and colorful paintings while outside you can get lost in the Yew tree-lined maze, watch armoured knights on horseback joust for victory and picnic in the expansive lush, landscaped grounds. Maidstone's not short on wide green open spaces, with Mote Park the largest of all. Covering over 450 acres, you can row on its large shimmering lake, sit back and watch the white swans glide on the waters or amble through its mature parkland. White Horse Wood Country Park, set within the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is home to the medieval ruins of Thurnham Castle, as well as traces of an Iron Age settlement and over 20,000 oak, ash, silver birch, wild cherry, and crab apple trees while Teston Bridge Country Park with its red and blue meadows sits beside the River Medway and is an idyllic spot for fishing, relaxing, and playing with kids. Hotels in Maidstone Maidstone's a fairly large county town and there are plenty of options when it comes to places to stay. Country house hotels set in sweeping grounds are ideal for those seeking peace and quiet amid the Kent countryside and offer convenient amenities like flat-screen televisions with satellite channels and free breakfasts, and some also offer indulgent luxuries like in-room massages. More centrally located hotels in Maidstone range from big chain names offering modern rooms with WiFi, indoor pools, and spa services to smaller guesthouse and B&Bs catering to more personal stays. Where to stay If you want to be in the heart of all the action and within strolling distance of Maidstone's many shops, bars and restaurants as well as its lush green parks and myriad of museums, the city center is the ideal base. The surrounding Kent countryside with its bright red poppy-filled meadows and rolling green hills, is home to plenty of rural B&Bs and lavish country piles that are within easy reach of the city center and surrounding must-see sites like Leeds Castle. How to get to The nearest major airport to Maidstone is Gatwick which is around 42 miles away. You can catch a train from the airport to Maidstone East which routes via London Victoria and takes just under two hours. There are three train stations in the town, with Maidstone East directly linking to London Victoria as well as Ashford International which receives Eurostar services from France and Belgium. Maidstone Barracks (the most centrally located) and Maidstone West both have direct trains to Tonbridge and Strood. The very center of the town is compact enough to explore of foot, but to get to Leeds Castle a car will come in handy.
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Hilton Maidstone Hotel
Good 3.9 / 5 ( 370 reviews )
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"Really enjoyed our stay very helpful friendly staff, good location. Great to have a swim after breakfast."
A Traveller, Jun 2015, GB
Tudor Park Marriott Hotel & Country Club
Excellent 4.4 / 5 ( 123 reviews )
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"The hotel was really nice but it was further away from the Kent Showground than expected. The taxi ride took ages to get there and was expensive. And we were ripped off on the taxi ride home. We would use the hotel again but would not choose to go to the Kent Showground for any gigs again."
A Traveller, Jun 2015, GB
Mercure Maidstone Great Danes Hotel
Good 3.5 / 5 ( 111 reviews )
145 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"two days reunion with old mates for a memorial service for a departed one. Service excellent, one of the front of house girls helped me out with the first time i had to use dart charge, the lass who was on restaraunt on the saturday night remained cheerful long after everyone else had left only d..."
A Traveller, Jun 2015, GB
Village Urban Resort Maidstone
Good 3.9 / 5 ( 284 reviews )
125 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"Nice but had to move room as above outdoor drinkers"
A Traveller, Jun 2015, GB
Chilston Park Hotel
Excellent 4.5 / 5 ( 30 reviews )
94 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"The courtyard rooms are nice, clean spacious and with a bit of character. The restaurant offers a good menu it's just a shame that the chef over cooks everything."
A Traveller, Dec 2014, GB
Who'd A Thought It
Excellent 4.1 / 5 ( 48 reviews )
46 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"The who'd a thought it was amazing, the rooms were quirky the hot tube was amazing. The food and staff was also brilliant, I would definitely recommend this hotel"
A Traveller, Jun 2015, GB
Days Inn Maidstone
Good 3.8 / 5 ( 168 reviews )
26 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"stayed here has I could not find anything else in the area the £70 pounds that I payed was a bit much as there was no breakfast in the price but would stay again if I had to"
A Traveller, Jun 2015, GB
The Townhouse Hotel
Excellent 4.2 / 5 ( 21 reviews )
17 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"Such a brilliant stay at the Townhouse, made even more wonderful by the welcoming staff (with excellent cocktail making skills!) we will certainly be back!"
A Traveller, May 2015, GB
Dog & Bear Hotel
Excellent 4.3 / 5 ( 92 reviews )
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"Good place to stay, nice pub, good food and good rooms. stayed on return from France, and will again stay when I go or come back from France again..."
A Traveller, Jun 2015, GB
Oakwood House Hotel
Excellent 4.0 / 5 ( 83 reviews )
14 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"2 Nights away on Business, very good value for the money, rooms and breakfast very nice, would stay again if in the area."
A Traveller, Jun 2015, GB


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Odd, that doesn't look like a Home Depot.
FWIW, Cuenca is being touted as one of the hot spots to retire. Perpetual spring, good healthcare and low cost of living. From your photos, it looks like a pretty attractive city.
We can't apply our North American views to time and distance down there. Few weeks ago, I drove 115 km from Santa Ana to La Fortuna, Costa Rica (not on bike, in a Daihatsu Bego). The drive easily took 3 hours, and the roads were paved all the way.
Take 'er slow and easy. Not like you have to be anywhere at any particular time.
About Cuenca
It is a very nice town with a very safe, friendly feel about it. Angele and I happened to see a TV show, the one about buying foreign properties, and they did a feature on Cuenca just before I left home. Then in Port Aransas, TX I met a gentleman who leaves TX in March and spends 6 months in Cuenca to get out of the Texas Summer heat. I can see the attraction to Cuenca. I find it a little cool for my personal taste. I think because I spent so many years in the Maritimes I crave a place where it is warm in the evenings, so you can sit outside and have a beer. We get about a handful of nights like that each Summer. Cities like Cali, Colombia get that night after night after night. If you're retired you can hide from the midday heat but sit outside at night. That would be my personal preference. Cuenca is a beautiful place though and I don't want to take anything away from it. I can see why it is so attractive to North American retirees.
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50s Westerns DVD News #162: Annie Oakley, The Complete Series.
Posted in DVD reviews, releases, TV, etc., Gail Davis, Television, VCI Entetainment on October 21, 2014 | 6 Comments »
Stop! You've ordered your Annie Oakley set, haven't you? Today's the day.
Man, I can't wait to get ahold of this thing.
The Jack Webb Blogathon.
Posted in 1954, Blogging, writing, etc., Television on October 17, 2014 | 1 Comment »
I believe this is the RKO Ranch in Encino, as it appears in the 1954 Dragnet episode "The Big Producer." It's a good one, one of the best in my opinion, about a washed-up silent movie producer reduced to peddling pornography. There's a strong Sunset Boulevard (1950) vibe to it, with Jack Webb and Ben Alexander joined by Ralph Moody, Martin Milner and Carolyn Jones.
This seems like a good way to plug The Jack Webb Blogathon happening over at my other place, The Hannibal 8. It's running through the weekend (beginning on Friday, naturally), and some great folks are contributing (including our friend Laura and my daughter Presley). Stop by if you get a chance.
50s Westerns DVD News #158: Annie Oakley, The Complete Series.
Posted in Denver Pyle, DVD reviews, releases, TV, etc., Gail Davis, Gene Autry, James H. Griffith, Lee Van Cleef, Ray Nazarro, Television, VCI Entetainment on September 10, 2014 | 2 Comments »
Gail Davis is just wonderful as Annie Oakley, a part she was probably born to play. This upcoming set from VCI (due October 21) gives you all 81 Annie Oakley episodes, restored, with all sorts of extras: a documentary, the pilot, commercials, photo galleries and more.
Some terrific character actors rode through this series: Slim Pickins, Helene Marshall, James Best, John Doucette, James H. Griffith, Lee Van Cleef, Alan Hale Jr., Dickie Jones, Fess Parker, Clayton Moore, Denver Pile, LQ Jones, Glenn Strange and more. (Even Shelly Fabares!) And in the director's chair from week to week, you might find the likes of George Archainbaud, Ray Nazarro, Earl Bellamy or John English. Produced by Gene Autry's Flying A Productions, many of these folks were veterans of Gene's movies and series. Then there's Lone Pine locations and those beautiful double-action Colts.
We're gonna get a lotta mileage out of this thing at my house. My daughter Presley really loves this show.
RIP, James Garner.
Posted in 1957, James Garner, John Sturges, Randolph Scott, Television on July 20, 2014 | 24 Comments »
James Garner
1928 – 2014
Some celebrities, you'd swear you actually knew them. Maybe you invite them into your home every week (through your TV). Perhaps you can't remember a time when you weren't aware of them. Or it could be that they just come off so real. All of those apply to James Garner.
Garner didn't make much of a mark on the 50s Western, at least not in theaters. (1957's Shoot-Out At Medicine Bend is the only one he did.) But his Maverick is still a milestone in Westerns on TV. And John Sturges' Hour Of The Gun (1967, above) is one of the best post-50s Westerns out there, largely due to Garner's performance — and one of the most sadly overlooked.
I was 10 years old when The Rockford Files (below) debuted, and after binge-watching it countless times over the years, I'm convinced it's the greatest TV show ever. If I ever fall into a lot of money, you can bet that a gold mid-70s Pontiac Firebird Esprit will find its way to my driveway.
But there's so much more. The Great Escape (1963). Grand Prix (1966). Marlowe (1968). Those great Doris Day pictures. Support Your Local Sheriff (1969). I'm just getting started.
I'm not making a lot of sense here. Thinking of James Garner and his body of work is a bit mind-boggling right now, and I'm struggling to find a coherent thread through it all. So I'll just say I miss him already and thank God we can continue to benefit from his talent.
Visit Laura's place for her thoughts on Garner. An obituary is here.
RIP, Dick Jones.
Posted in 1950, Errol Flynn, Gene Autry, Television on July 9, 2014 | 3 Comments »
Dick Jones
(February 25, 1927 – July 7, 2014)
Dick Jones passed away this week. He'll be remembered by most as the voice of Pinocchio (1940). But Westerns fans, we'll remember Buffalo Bill, Jr. and The Range Rider on TV. And, of course, a string of appearances in Gene Autry movies and his TV show. He's seen above with Gene in The Strawberry Roan (1948).
He had a great role in the underrated Errol Flynn Western Rocky Mountain (1950).
50s Westerns DVD News #152: Annie Oakley TV Collection.
Posted in DVD reviews, releases, TV, etc., Gail Davis, Gene Autry, Ray Nazarro, Television, VCI Entetainment on July 3, 2014 | 5 Comments »
All of us in the 50s Westerns From The 50s bunkhouse are really excited about this latest project from VCI: The Annie Oakley TV Collection. My daughter Presley really really digs this show.
Working with Gail Davis' daughter Terrie, VCI promises plenty of photos and other memorabilia, and there's a documentary is in the works.
The show ran from 1954-57 in syndication, produced by Gene Autry's Flying 'A' Productions. If Gail Davis isn't cool enough for ya, episodes featured folks like Slim Pickens, Lee Van Cleef, L.Q. Jones, Denver Pyle and James H. Griffith. And one of our favorites, Ray Nazarro, directed about a dozen of the 81 episodes.
Release-wise, Annie and Target should come riding into your living room this fall.


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Morning Star Estate: everything you need
What do you do with an old delinquent boys home that is surrounded by a farm that gave the boys a rural lifestyle complete with pristine views across Port Phillip Bay and almost right next door to some of the most expensive bay side suburbs of Melbourne? Turn the whole complex into an award winning wine estate - including cellar door sales - complete with magnificent 4 star accommodation, fine restaurant and up-market function centre for weddings etc., all surrounded by rose garden with 300 varieties, leafy walk ways leading to dramatic fountains and call the 38 acre property Morning Star Estate.
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PHILADELPHIA - NOVEMBER 14: Kimmo Timonen #44 of the Philadelphia Flyers warms up before playing the Buffalo Sabres on November 14, 2009 at Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
A couple of hours ago, Hockey Buzz Eklund (@Eklund) said via Twitter that the Philadelphia Flyers and defenseman Kimmo Timonen have reached an agreement on a one-year extension worth about $6 million. An hour after the first tweet was sent out, Flyers beat writer for the Philadelphia Daily News, Frank Seravalli, responded saying that, "Paul Holmgren says in a text message that rumor from @Eklund about a one-year Kimmo Timonen contract extension is "not true." So what news is correct? Well, Flyers insider, Tim Panaccio, responded to both tweets with a tweet of his own that confirmed one of the stories. Here is the tweet from Panaccio: "CONFIRMED: Flyers are close to re-signing Timomen to a 1-yr deal worth $6 million. Expect an announcement before end of week" It looks as if Timonen will be in orange and black for the remainder of the 2012-2013 season and for the entire 2013-2014 season. Despite getting older, Timonen is still an offensive presence and is a great clubhouse guy for the Flyers.
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Newly converted stylish barn, on one floor with high ceilings and character; beautifully furnished with lovely views ideally located to explore Peak District. Wifi, underfloor heating, master bedroom, walk in shower. Impressive spacious double height kitchen/dining space, lots of character and views to pretty English country garden plus outdoor seating area with views to tennis court and lawn.
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Can accommodate one additional guest on rollaway bed subject to nominal charge.
HAREbell is well located to explore the Big Four Stately Homes, excellent local walks in the Peak District, cycling & sailing at Carsington or Tissington Trail. Excellent pub and farm shop close by; deli in Brailsford, lovely unspolit villages and Georgian Ashbourne with boutiques and independent shops to explore. 20 minutes from Derby East Midlands Train station and 25 minutes M1 J23-25,
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ASE's Picks of the Week are up! Will Oscar Pistorius' murder charges finally make us think twice about idolizing athletes? On a lighter note, enjoy peeking into Walt Clyde Frazier's closet in Disdain the Mundane,a 30 for 30 Short Film about the two-time NBA champs style. And finally, since Kentucky's Nerlens Noel was the latest to get stung by the ACL bug, a lot of questions surrounding the NCAA's shady insurance policies for student-athletes have emerged. Get into it and have a great weekend! Photo via Michael Steele/Getty Images Here we go again. Another day, another athlete in the media for misconduct. The culprit? Oscar "Blade Runner" Pistorius. The crime? Murder. Yesterday, the jarring news that Pistorius was suspected (and now charged) of murdering his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, rapidly traveled through the interwebs. During the Summer Olympics, Pistorius was quickly crowned the golden boy of the Olympics for becoming the first double-leg amputee to compete in Olympic's track & field events. His heartwarming story dominated Olympic coverage and represented hope, perseverance, and determination, everything the Olympics personifies. Despite his meteoric rise, it's now obvious we didn't know much about Pistorius, after all. Bruce Arthur's piece, Oscar Pistorius' inspiring tale hides ugly side of life and sports, challenges readers to stop reading too much into the media's one-sided portrayal of athletes. It often contains partial truths. Instead, let's remove the rose-colored glasses and stop impetuously equating an athlete's superior talent to moral fortitude. Please. It was incredible that this young boy had trained and persevered and become the first man to run in both the Paralympics and the Olympics. It was a story about human possibility, which is what sports is, at its best. There were stories of how he helped others with disabilities, how he was generous, how he was an icon to people around the world. People were inspired. They weren't wrong to be. It's just that Oscar Pistorius, Blade Runner, wasn't the whole story. Sports is never the whole story. Lance Armstrong coming back from testicular cancer to win seven Tours de France was not the whole story. Joe Paterno, the learned coach who balanced college football and academics and morality in a way nobody else could, was not the whole story. Manti Te'o's dead girlfriend wasn't the whole story. Nothing an athlete ever says or does is ever the whole story, any more than your job encapsulates the fullness of your life. Read More: http://sports.nationalpost.com/2013/02/14/oscar-pistorius-inspiring-tale-hides-ugly-side-of-life-and-sports/ Photo via Grantland As part of its 30 for 30 Short series, Grantland premiered Nelson George's Disdain the Mundane, a six-minute video feature of Walt Clyde Frazier's eclectic style that has uniquely defined him since the '70s. The short film also reveals what inspired Frazier to build a rich and rhythmic vocabulary and how it's helped distinguish him from his broadcast peers. After watching the feature, and visiting the shrine to himself at his New York City restaurant, I remain in awe of how Clyde Frazier's brilliantly managed to turn his narcissism and self-pride into endearing and emulative qualities. Bravo, Sir. Watch Disdain the Mundane and get your style and vocab up. Watch here: http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id/8939836/walt-clyde-frazier-stars-latest-30-30-documentary-series Photo via Phil Sandlin/Associated Press A lot of the underhanded workings of the NCAA go undisclosed until college basketball's No. 1 NBA prospect, Nerlens Noel, suffers a season-ending ACL tear and it's discovered he doesn't have adequate insurance to protect his future. Due to the NCAA's gotcha loopholes, Noel's fate is uncertain. As revealed in the New York Times article, Injury Raises Questions About Insurance for College Stars, Noel is ineligible for the NCAA's Exceptional Student-Athlete Disability Insurance Program (ESDI) because his injury isn't career-ending. And had he signed up for the loss-of-value insurance that guards him against a drop in draft position, he would've violated NCAA rules for accepting extra benefits for a loan which could cost as much as $40,000. It's a catch-22. In a few days, Noel's projected draft position dropped from one to three. According to the NY Times article, "last season's top overall pick, Anthony Davis, signed a guaranteed contract worth $16 million, nearly twice as much as the deal for the No. 3 pick, Bradley Beal." While rehabbing, Noel shouldn't be forced to choose between returning to Kentucky to earn his top draft spot back or continue with his plan of entering the NBA draft, because millions of dollars are at stake. Injuries are unpredictable and a risky part of the game, and as "student-athletes", the NCAA should be required to guarantee ALL athletes are afforded the best coverage and protection. Otherwise, the athletes need a union or someone to advocate on behalf of their best interest since the NCAA's falling short. Noel, a 6-foot-10 freshman, was projected by many N.B.A. draft analysts as this year's No. 1 overall selection. That status is much less clear after the injury. And that has led some to take a critical look at the N.C.A.A.'s policy toward athletes who seek insurance against serious injuries, especially those players who are projected to be high selections in professional drafts. Read More: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/15/sports/ncaabasketball/injury-to-nerlens-noel-raises-questions-about-disability-insurance-for-athletes.html?ref=sports Image via Esquire.com Finally, if you missed my post about Mike Tyson's Esquire Magazine interview, read it here. It's great. Promise. -@sdotrenee
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Study shows one Eagle Ford Shale county's road repair bill: $432 million
CLEBURNE - It could cost one Eagle Ford Shale county as much as $432 million to provide county roads capable of handling the heavy pounding of oil field traffic for 20 years, according to a study released Monday.
The study from DeWitt County underscores the funding challenge facing South Texas and the entire state as it enjoys the economic benefits of new oil and gas booms. The estimate of $432 million for 20 years is nearly six times what the county would normally budget for road repairs, based on 2012 budget allocations.
The information was presented to the Texas Energy Sector Task Force meeting in North Texas, County Judge Daryl Fowler said in a news release.
The task force of government officials, environmental advocates and the energy sector is looking at ways to fund transportation improvements as oil and gas activity ramps up around the state.
Trucks are taking an especially heavy toll in rural areas where state, county and local roads weren't built to handle the traffic.
The DeWitt County-funded study, produced by Naismith Engineering, analyzed the need for county road improvements for 20 years, and assumes generous growth in drilling during this period.
Fowler has said the 24 counties in the Eagle Ford formation in South Texas cannot by themselves bear the burden of road improvements, and he hopes the task force will present solutions for the Legislature to consider in 2013.
The study, relying on detailed vehicle permit data from the Department of Motor Vehicles, showed that just assembling and disassembling a drilling rig inflicts, in a few days, the amount of stress a county road is designed to handle in one year.
Over the life of the Eagle Ford Shale, the county could see as many as 3,250 wells that are accessed by county roads, the study estimated. Road maintenance and reconstruction costs, divided per well, could reach as high as $133,000, the study calculated.
There were 20 active rigs in the county as of June, and about 280 throughout the Eagle Ford play. But Eagle Ford activity has grown exponentially since the first well was drilled in 2008. Industry groups estimate the boom's initial phase could produce 25,000 to 30,000 wells in 20 years.
With all that revenue-generating activity, it may seem obvious that exploding tax bases should support road construction. Yet counties have been left scrambling for solutions, prompting the formation of the task force.
The severance tax, charged to oil companies for removing minerals from the ground, is allocated to the state's Permanent School Fund and the so-called Rainy Day Fund, and is off-limits without the Legislature's approval.
In the fiscal year ending September, DeWitt County yielded $57.5 million in severance tax receipts. Fowler called it "hard to reconcile" that figure with the $112,000 his county received from the state in overweight truck permit fees. He wants to see a portion of the severance tax remain in oil-producing counties.
And while the property tax base in oil-rich counties is rising, tax codes make it difficult for counties to raise tax revenues without triggering elections to roll back the tax rate.
Fowler said counties could issue long-term bonds to fund road improvements, but issuing debt against volatile commodities like oil and gas "is a potential pathway to financial ruin."
Hence, one of the task force's primary jobs: to find a combination of funding sources for infrastructure improvements that will apply statewide. In a December report, the Texas Transportation Institute suggested funding strategies may include donation agreements with energy companies and using energy-related fees, taxes and lease revenues for highway repairs.
Currently, counties deal with the problem in different ways, sometimes asking drillers and truckers for voluntary donations, sometimes assessing a fee for each new well. The patchwork approach, varying from county to county, can make it harder to do business and isn't likely to generate the funding needed for improvements in drilling regions statewide, Fowler has said.
In LaSalle County, a consulting group that studied the problem found the industry willing to pitch in, if the system for establishing road fees is fair.
One complaint among industry has been so-called "free riders" — companies that come in and drill new wells after another company has already paid to upgrade a road, Jeff Snowden of the Capex Consulting Group said.
He's developed a way to establish a per-well fee based on factors including traffic, miles of county roads and the density of wells in the county. In LaSalle County, he recommended a fee of $9,900 per well be applied to a fund dedicated to roads.
Snowden said the approach isn't new. Colorado counties have assessed road impact fees for years. But in Texas, state law doesn't give counties the authority to assess mandatory road impact fees. Barring legislative changes, any fees would be voluntary, Snowden said.
Monday's task force meeting in Cleburne was the third since April. It was the first outside Austin, and the first to include a segment inviting public input. In addition to county roads, the task force is looking at impacts to the farm roads, highways and interstates on the state highway system.
An engineering study estimates DeWitt County would need $432 million to maintain and reconstruct county roads to meet the needs of the public and the oil and gas industry for 20 years.
3,250 expected wells served by 331 miles of county road
45 miles of road maintenance at $80,000 per mile, per year
187 miles of basic reconstruction at $920,000 per mile
99 miles of major reconstruction at $1.9 million per mile
Source: DeWitt County Road Damage Cost Allocation Study


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Water, Sodium, Potassium and ChlorideFusch C.a · Jochum F.b
aDepartment of Pediatrics, McMaster University & Hamilton Health Sciences, Hamilton, Ont., Canada; bDepartment of Pediatrics, Evangelisches Waldkrankenhaus Spandau, Berlin, Germany
Published online: 4/11/2014
Cover Date: 2014
Number of Print Pages: 22
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The sudden disruption of excessive placental supply with fluids and electrolytes is challenging for neonatal physiology during the period of postnatal adaptation. Different from many other nutrients, the body experiences large changes in daily requirements during the first 7-14 postnatal days, and on the other hand does not tolerate conditions of excess and deficiency very well. Imbalances of fluid and electrolytes are common in neonates, which - in addition - might be further aggravated by NICU treatment procedures. Therefore, fluid and electrolyte management can be one of the most challenging aspects of neonatal care of the premature infant. An understanding of the physiological adaptation process to extrauterine life - and how immaturity effects that transition - is the basis which is needed to understand and manage fluid and electrolyte balance in premature infants. This chapter addresses the physiology of postnatal adaptation and other aspects of fluid and electrolyte management (concerning potassium, sodium and chloride) of the preterm infant.
© 2014 S. Karger AG, Basel
Reviewed by Brenda Poindexter, Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University Health, Indianapolis, Ind., USA; Ricardo Uauy, National Institute of Nutrition and Food Technology, University of Chile, Santiago de Chile, Chile
Number of Print Pages : 22
Number of Figures : 3, Number of Tables : 0, Number of References : 154
Book Serie: World Review of Nutrition and Dietetics, Vol. 110, Year 2014 ISSN: 0084-2230 (Print), eISSN: 1662-3975 (Online)
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Book Title: Nutritional Care of Preterm Infants (Scientific Basis and Practical Guidelines)
Editor(s): Koletzko B, Poindexter B, Uauy R (eds)
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Published online: 4/11/2014
Cover Date: 2014
Number of Print Pages: 22
Number of Figures: 3
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The Georgia Bulldogs continued preparations for their upcoming game with Kentucky by working out for two hours in chilly, blustery conditions Wednesday.
The Bulldogs (6-4, 4-3 SEC) play host to the Wildcats (2-8, 0-6 SEC) Saturday in the final home game of the 2013 season. After practice, Georgia coach Mark Richt was asked about the 28-member Bulldog senior class that will be honored prior to the game.
"They are an unselfish bunch that really cares about the team," Richt said. "They went through some ups and downs, and they have handled everything with class."
The Georgia senior class enters the Kentucky game with a 34-17 record and 15 of those contests have been decided by five points or less including six this year.
"Every game we've played this year has been exciting and not many fans have left early," Richt said.
He added that life teaches lessons for anyone arriving on campus at 18 and through their early 20s.
"We try to teach our guys to be responsible, accountable, dependable, honest, loyal and hard-working," Richt said.
Georgia leads the all-time series with the Wildcats 52-12-2, and the Bulldogs have a three-game winning streak over Kentucky. Last year, Georgia claimed a 29-24 thriller in Lexington as Aaron Murray set a school record by completing 79 percent of his passes (30-of-38) for a then career-high 427 yards and four touchdowns.
ESPNU will broadcast the Georgia-Kentucky contest with kickoff set for 7 p.m. ET.
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Jan 12 PS - Day 7
Here are the last elements to add to your layouts, they were created by Christine aka Digilicious Designs:
Instructions: Add as many of today's elements as you need to finish your layout - but at least 2! And don't forget to leave some love in the gallery!! ;)
Upload your layout to the Progressive Scrap Gallery, then come back here and post the link to your layout so I can include you in the poll!
You have until tomorrow (Sunday) night, to complete your layout, upload it to the gallery and leave a link here in this thread. I will post the poll on Monday afternoon my time (about 10 am EST). The poll will stay open for two days - and I would love to see you all vote!!
I did post a sign-up thread for the QP exchange, with all the info and deadlines for that - since your page is already done it's really easy to participate, LOL.
Have a wonderful weekend!!:XX
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Here is my Final

Thanks Min and the designers. Can't wait to get the rest of this beautiful kit.
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Here's mine, thank you for the downloads and the challenge!!
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Thanks for another fantastic Progressive scrap, Min.
Here is my final day
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Here's my final. Thanks to all the designers for the goodies and to Min for leading us!
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Here's mine. That was really fun! Thank you for the challenge and the downloads.
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Here's my final layout, thanks for the fun!!! Will miss you until next month!!!
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Here's my final LO. Thanks once again Min for the highlight of my month! :)

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Somehow today does not look any different than the same day last year-minus one branch in the driveway. So many came down last year there are only a few left to break and fall with today's ice and snow. I am ready for sun and warmth. Thank you to Min and all the designers for use of the great kit!
Here's my day 7
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Thanks so much Min for hosting this always fun and enjoyable challenge!
Thanks to Digilicious for the lovely snowflakes and flower! Here is mine: http://www.digitalscrapbookingstudio...ive-scrap.html
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Thanks for hosting another great progressive. Luckily it wasn't as hard as last month's. 0:)
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Here is my link to Jan 2012 Progressive Scrap for Day 7.
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Here is my final page. Thank you,Min for another super challenge.
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Here's my Day 7 layout (with a last-minute change of photos!).
Thanks, Min, for another fun one!!
I am so glad that I always wait until the final day to put in my photo(s) as I had a last minute change! Last night we got our first snow of 2012 of only 2-3 inches, but when I looked out the window this morning, this was what I saw in the street at the base of our driveway. I ran to get my camera to capture the fact that the Snowman Cupid stopped at my house last night - what a wonderful surprise - so I had to use this photo in my layout instead!
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My Day 7. Thanks Min...as always ..this was such fun! http://www.digitalscrapbookingstudio...onderland.html
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Thanks for hosting the PS, as always you had us thinking.
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My Final Page:

subtitle / Journalling: What was the problem with the humble snowman?
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Bling Bling..... My Memory Page has Bling :((:((:(( It also Snowed on that Memory Page today. Very Pretty....
Thanks for the Fun Scrap This Month. Yes it was much easier then last month. :))
There are so many Lovely Memory Pages this month. Hope to get the QP page to you on time. It was very easy to remove the photos and the journaling. Just need to follow through with rest when I have the time and am awake. Lets see what tomorrow brings.

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Here is my day 7, and I used the photos I wanted to use all along. Think it works, LOL.
Image is linked to the gallery!!
Min thanks again for a great challenge, can't wait till next month!!
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The phrase "paper the house" refers to giving away free or discounted tickets in the rear of a concert auditorium in order to make the venue seem full to those sitting up front who paid full price.
I think we all know about Electronic Voice Phenomena. But still, just FYI, when the dead attempt to communicate with the living, there are a number of stereotypical ways such a communication occurs.
More than a quarter of Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner's $65 million campaign fund went straight to TV advertising during the general election, according to Illinois State Board of Elections information.
As we head into the big game with chips and dip in hand and Deflategate jokes ready to roll, I turned to a leading expert on the topic of Super Bowl advertising, Tony Ponturo of The Kirmser/Ponturo Group, to get his take on the formulas that will ultimately define this year's advertising winners and losers.
I couldn't tell you who's won or name a single contestant, which has always been the main criticism of The Voice UK. If it claims to find talent and create brand new popstars, where are they?
Despite the highs and inevitable lows of being a business developer for the last 20 years, I've not only managed to create a great team since 2000 but we've also changed the way our clients think about how to open doors from cold.
Is Chris Soules so boring that the producers' only recourse is to turn the show into an ongoing bloopers reel? Probably.
These days I've become increasingly bored of television formats and much prefer the company of my laptop, the neighbours cat (who wanders through my conservatory in a daily escape bid from captivity) and a mug of beef tea.
They don't make them like that anymore. The First Lady of Arab cinema and its Golden Age, legend Faten Hamama, is gone, leaving a rich heritage that helped turn her country, Egypt, into a Hollywood on the Nile.
Though Interstellar is dazzling, and (full disclosure) did make me cry a little, Black Mirror is utilizing the resources and extended parameters that science fiction provides and using it to help humans evaluate themselves and see their flaws.
There are a million and one things to consider when moving house including ordering a phone line and a broadband connection. However, I strongly recommend waiting to ensure you get the right deal for you and don't end up paying more than is necessary.
Bungle, I mean Paul Cullihan was hoping his audition would end with five chairs spinning, sadly there was no 'rainbow' at the end of his performance and he went home.
Dr. Oz dispenses such advice regularly on his TV show and many health related resolutions start with "I heard it on Dr. Oz", but how sound are his recommendations?
The final twist, if twist it is, was that Katie Hopkins had to be nice to everyone or risk suffering her worst nightmare. We weren't told what that was, but I should imagine it's being ignored. Oh, the two slebs up for eviction are Chloe Goodman and Alexander O'Neal.
It's been a long, grueling wait, but last night we finally got our fix with the live season premier of ABC's The Bachelor! This season features "Prince Farming" and Bachelorette runner-up, Chris Soules -- a guy who's so deep in the Iowa boondocks, the closest Starbucks is over an hour away!
Ultimately, the only things a comedy really needs are a good script, a good cast to perform it, a good crew to make it and the goodwill of the audience to take it to their hearts. If a writer thinks he has an idea that ticks all those boxes, he's entitled to give it a crack and it's absolutely crucial that he's allowed to try to break ground and boundaries.


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This is how am I computing this vectors right now:
// HELPER - unit vector that is NOT parallel to X
x_axis = normalize(X);
y_axis = crossProduct(x_axis, HELPER);
z_axis = crossProduct(x_axis, y_axis);
I know there is infinite number of solutions to this, and I don't care which one will be my solution.
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I'm so uncomfortable in this forum and usually very modest, but having said that, here goes. So what would you like to know about me? As a Kentucky girl living in Louisville the tourney was especially fun this year. I saw several of the final games. I was open to and did enjoy them in many different venues; at a sports bar with big group of my friends, at a house party where I only knew one person (yet I easily fit in and had a great time) and the final, comfortably home with a friend and our dogs. I'm not a big sports fan on my own (unless it's UK v. Lou), but open to sharing/experiencing/enjoying your favorite sport or thing(s). Why? Three reasons; I strive to live life to its fullest, so new (preferably good) experiences are welcome. And second, I believe it's more Who you're with, then Where you are. I've been to major/minor league baseball games, NFL/collegiate football games, NBA/collegiate basketball games, regional auto and horse race tracks, also not opposed to a lazy/sports day at home. Third, those are also great chances for me to take pictures; one of my favorite things. My favorite places are on a beach (love my toes in the preferably warm sand) or hiking thru a park with my camera and my dog (2 favorite things). Also enjoy spending time with my great friends and family; seeing shows (movies and local live performances), lunching/dining out, Bats games, matching wits in Chess, shopping, going out dancing, catching a local band, hitting a church picnic, browsing the book stores, hunting for treasures (aka antiquing), racing the track at Kart Kountry, cooking a special dinner at home, and soon all the events that come with Derby time, so much fun stuff to do around Louisville and in life. And regionally so many fun weekend trips are possible. Ah travel, another favorite thing. I'm a good person from a great family and have lots of great friends. I'm very likeable with a good personality, good attitude, great sense of humor, wisdom seeking and sharing, and respectable intellect. I have a great job in the technology field, great home, great dog, and a relatively good car. I'm interested in and can discuss a wide range of topics from pop culture to politics. Enjoy wide range of music; Bach to Lady GaGa. Favorite movie is Idiocracy. My favorite authors are Dean Koontz for his fiction and Dennis Prager for his 'Happiness' book. Also highly recommend Prager for his radio show too, especially the Happiness hours. I'm a big proponent of Happiness. Life is too short; trying to enjoy it as much as possible. What am I looking for? I may need to take the quiz. I am interested in some quality male companionship. I don't really have a 'type'; but prefer smart, good sense of humor,, respectful, and thoughtful.
Walking / Hiking, Yoga
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
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I have Dogs
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|What she is looking for
|5'2" (157cms)
|5'6" (167cms) to 6'11" (210cms)
|Body type:
|About average
|No preference
|No preference
|Light brown
|No preference
|No Way
|No Way, Cigar aficionado
|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker
|Technical / Science / Computers / Engineering
|No preference
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|No preference
|Have kids:
|No preference
|Wants kids:
|Probably not
|No preference
|White / Caucasian
|White / Caucasian
|Christian / Other
|No preference
|Bachelors degree
|No preference


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