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Date of Stay: August, 2015
Nice older koa. Very friendly employees. Pool badly in need of powerwashing. Rules are not emphasized or seemingly enforced. Kids were running through the camp at midnight, talking next to where we trying to sleep. Perhaps a good place to party, but not as good of a place for a good night's rest.
Date of Stay: June, 2015
Update to earlier review. Another new manager team. Cleaner than last year. WiFi poor in spite of 3 towers in park. Many dead trees and limbs have been trimmed. Cable good. Added more sites. Road noise seems excessive. Pay attention to the directions in if you have a long rig.
Date of Stay: September, 2014
Great overnight west of Hays KS. Next to I-70. Minimal road noise. Front Office efficient. Wi-Fi worked from site farthest from office. Cable good. Level gravel sites. Bathroom and showers excellent. Did not use pool. Tent campers: privacy fence/ windbreak between tent sites.
Date of Stay: September, 2014
Wide level gravel pads. Wi-Fi and cable worked. Many sites are on the river. It's a pleasant and popular campground and is heavily used even during the week and when school is in session. The shower house(s) are older buildings that are clean enough but not great. Wonderful walking trails along the river. Fire pits. I called a week ahead of time to make a reservation. Left a voice mail that wasn't returned until 4 days later. I missed that call and they didn't bother to leave a message, so had to arrive without a reservation and got one of the last spaces available. Signage is a little confusing. The GPS struggled as well. Lots of construction at this time, too. It is such a hassle to get to the park if you don't know the area. I would not have stopped without a reservation had it not been for a business appointment I had in Sioux City.
Date of Stay: September, 2014
Excellent for what it is. 50 amp electric only. Wide paved level spaces and power is adequate. Appears to be security presence. They park idling semis away from the RVs, which is nice, but the truckers are in an unpaved gravel and mud lot. Not nice for them at all. On the other hand, they don't have to pay for the privilege. There are no restrooms in the RV area. There is a dump available but did not use it. You are parked in a parking lot, not a golf course. A little expensive for a casino, though. They raised the price on the sites. Only 2 were occupied when we were there. Lots of semis though.
Date of Stay: September, 2014
There is new section of the park and an old section – my comments and review is for the new section only. I have struggled with this review to make sure I am being unbiased. I lived in Sioux Falls when this park was the trashiest of trashy trailer parks. I saw it improved under a long term manager-couple to a very nice park (the older part of the park is not as nice). I no longer live in Sioux Falls but return often. In the past 2 years, I have spent 100+ nights here. Since 2013, the long term manager #1 is gone, his replacement #2 is gone, and we are on #3. The park has steadily declined. The park is owned by a major automotive dealer. So understanding of RV business is limited, necessitating an experienced park manager. The park is located conveniently for the Sioux Falls area, on I-29 a few miles south of I-90. There is road noise from the interstate and the airport is near. The entrance is challenging unless you can handle a u-turn, so you will want to see the instructions on the website and go around the block through a nearby subdivision. When you pull in, there is a rise in the drive where you will drag bottom, so take it easy. My first impression was hand written signs taped to the door with things underlined and exclamation points – a real turn off. The woman that was working when I checked in was difficult to deal with and not customer focused. Seemed to enjoy saying no to simple requests when yes would have been just as easy. The interior roads (new section) and most pads are level and paved/asphalt. Most of the pads are directly back to back and we have found ourselves parked within a foot of the guy behind. A few of the pads have one unit behind the other and the front person has to move out in order for the back person to leave. I don't know why anyone would design an RV park like that except to slide in a few extra sites. They sure don't get that it's inconvenient to move an RV. Not all the sites have picnic tables. All are full hookup, and the electric service and cable work pretty well. The bathrooms were OK on some days and pretty dirty on others. Wi-Fi is a joke – you can sign on but no throughput. Many lampposts are broken. There are many mature trees with dead limbs – a lawsuit waiting to happen if one falls on a kid or a million dollar motor home. When a storm picks up, you sleep with one eye open for sure. The park is full of long term campers – a lot of construction workers and their families. Every trailer has a tow vehicle, a car, and a work truck it seems. As a result, there are vehicles parked everywhere. There are lots of small children so you really need to take special precautions when driving as all these vehicles severely restrict your vision when they are running and playing, The neighborhood is not the best – c-stores, casinos, congested manufactured homes, and a pretty awful trailer park across the road. The good news is the road (12th street) is so busy, you don't get much foot traffic from that side of the street. There is a seedy motel that is part of the property. The playground is next to this motel. The website show photos of a laundry room that does not resemble the laundry room on site. The website also shows a "gathering room" for socializing that I have never seen nor I have I heard of anyone using. When I tried to reserve a site in the new area, away from the motel, and not one of those where you have to move your rig to let people out, I was told the sites are assigned first come first served. I arrived early so I could get a good site but then was told I couldn't have one of the many nice vacant sites, I could only have the one they assigned me (the worst one in the place). So, I don't know what the policy is. I was dealing with the cranky lady in the office, so it could have just been one of her bad days. There is a playground, but I indicated this is not a kid-friendly place. The reason is because there is not enough space for the kids – I watched a couple dozen kids under 12 trying to share two swings and a slide. The playground has mature trees with no room to toss a ball. Instead, they play ball and ride their bikes in the street. The kids are pretty good and the parents are around, but a ball is going to bounce off a car or RV every now and then. Will I return? Not if I can help it.
Date of Stay: August, 2014
Price reflects week night with 15% discount for players card. Consistently clean and well maintained property. Gated access. Asphalt pads. 24 hour shuttle around property to your site. In the several years I have been coming here, this was the first time I had to wait more than a 1/2 hour for the shuttle and it happened more than once. Other than that, it's all good. Laundry and pool areas clean. Cable and Wi-Fi worked great. Other RV parks could take lessons in how to provide good Wi-Fi from these folks.
Date of Stay: August, 2014
Outstanding COE campground. Great staff and volunteers. Only 5 full hookups. Rest of the sites are electric only. Dump and water fill available. Water spigot, if nearby, is shared with several other sites - need at least 100 feet of hose. Some sites do not have a spigot nearby at all. Beautiful grounds. Lots of tree cover, so satellite reception could be challenging. Fire rings. Roads are paved, sites are pea gravel. Rate reflects 50% discount for senior pass. Sites range in price from $24 to $40 per night ($12/$20 with pass). Nice boat launch and fish cleaning station. There is a canal where you can moor your boat to avoid daily in/out. No swimming beach. Tidy play ground and picnic area.
Date of Stay: August, 2014
Have stayed here in the past. Sites are well maintained. Wi-Fi worked. No cable. Bathhouse not quite as clean as it used to be. Level asphalt mostly pull-throughs. Shuttle to casino when it is running. Use of hotel facilities, indoor pool. Big change in prices. Have gone up from $20/night to $30/night Sun through Thurs, and higher on weekends and special events.
Date of Stay: July, 2014
Clean, quiet. Long level pull through sites available. Pool was clean. A little off the beaten path - 2 miles off I90 but great overnight. Not too many restaurants in the neighboring towns. Fire pits.Very nice staff. Bathroom and showers a little old but very clean. Shower was 25 cents for 6 minutes. Laundry room. Camp store. Price reflects GS discount. Not too much to do here except enjoy your family.
Date of Stay: October, 2013
Really nice people and nice facility. The pool isn't heated and was not very clean. Too bad the showers were grimey. Even after they had been cleaned they were awful. Fire ants are everywhere, but they make an attempt to control them.
Date of Stay: September, 2013
Good overnight stop. Lots of pull through. There is one toilet and one shower in the ladies restroom. Same set up for men. Nevertheless, never saw anyone else in the restrooms when we were there, so it wasn't a problem. Cable worked great. We were right on top of the Wi-Fi antenna yet had almost no signal. If you don't want to unhook, there is a free shuttle to Lambert's Cafe, which you don't want to miss. Office was friendly and helpful. Price reflects senior discount and taxes.
Date of Stay: August, 2013
They have made many improvements to this campground this year. New restroom and shower house in part of the park, landscaping improved, new grass planted. They are working to improve the wifi as well. There is an older part of the park that has mostly long term campers and a few park models. The newer part of the park is the short term area where we stayed. The management is always available and very responsive. The location of the park, close to the exit on I29, is very convenient to the rest of Sioux Falls but does provide a little traffic noise from the Interstate.
Date of Stay: November, 2011
The current name of this park is Ozarks Mountain Springs RV Park. The rate reflects a Passport America discount of 50%. This is the off-season for the park, so the store was closed. Very clean laundry area. With the music and jam sessions right next door, could be a fun weekend place. Friendly helpful staff on site. There are 2 toilets and 1 shower for the entire campground - can't imagine how that would work out peak season. We will definitely return, though.
Date of Stay: November, 2011
Very few amenities. The ones they were supposed to have worked perfectly. Would be nice if there were trash cans in the RV area. The $8 rate reflects a 1st night free discount on a 2 night stay, otherwise would be $16/night. A discount coupon is available at the nearby rest stop/information station. Check out the casino promotions for food offers.


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Masterpiece and PBS announced a second season for "Mr. Selfridge," starring Jeremy Piven as the flamboyant American entrepreneur who founded the famous Selfridge's department store. The first season garnered great success in the U.S. ratings, and the show was recently nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Music Composition for a Series.
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I read this article for an Introduction to Sexuality Research class at university, and we got into great discussions. Some people claimed that she's actually an empowered young woman... But I feel like she's just another victime of social codes. The virgin, the mother and the slut. We used to only have the choice between those three options, but now society wants us to imbody them all. Gotta be cute and ''pure'' (not to say with your mouth shut), have flawless maternal skills (and always enjoy maternity, after all, we're made for giving birth) and still be amazing in bed all the time (lucky guy got his personal pocket pornstar!).
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San Diego Sexually transmitted disease rates are rising faster in San Diego County than the nation as a whole, causing experts to speculate about whether it's being caused by increased testing, or perhaps changing attitudes about safe sex.
A report last month by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that, from 2011 to 2012, the number of chlamydia cases was up 7.6 percent while gonorrhea cases jumped 20 percent.
Dr. M. Winston Tilghman, STD controller for the county Health and Human Services Agency, said the rise has been most noticeable in young people age 20 to 30. He said San Diego has been aggressive about testing for STDs with four walk-in clinics and a very strong Planned Parenthood organization, which has 14 locations in the area.
"We have a number of resources in the county that are allowing us to do a better job of testing than perhaps other communities are able to do," Tilghman said.
He speculated that there also could be a shift in social mores surrounding safe sex. When the HIV epidemic was a death sentence in the 1980s and early 1990s, heeding the message was a matter of life and death. Today, advanced drugs have turned AIDS into a manageable chronic disease.
Tilghman said this change could have weakened the safe-sex message, especially among gay men.
"I think, at least for gonorrhea rates, it's reasonable to think that changes in the HIV landscape over the years could increase their risk for other STDs, but we don't have any strong scientific evidence that that's the case," Tilghman said.
There is, however, clear evidence that cases in San Diego County are increasing faster than they are nationwide.
While the rate of chlamydia was relatively flat nationwide, showing a 0.04 percent year-over-year increase, the number of cases per 100,000 population was up 7.6 percent in San Diego County. And, while the number of chlamydia cases decreased 0.87 percent for women nationwide, they were up 6.8 percent for San Diego women.
Overall, the number of cases was 526 per 100,000 people in San Diego, 45 more than the national average.
It's a different picture for gonorrhea. Locally, there were 83.4 cases per 100,000 in 2012 which is less than the national average of 121.5. But, in San Diego County, the disease was on the rise, jumping 20 percent from 2011 levels while the national rate increased 4.2 percent.
Syphilis numbers were also up, though they tracked with the national average within four-tenths of a percentage point.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had no comment on the trend.
Regardless of the reason, it is clear, Tilghman said, that more local residents are at risk of consequences that STDs can bring.
Besides passing it on to a partner, the costs of an undetected infection can be severe. A woman with an untreated chlamydia infection, for example, can suffer serious damage to her reproductive system, potentially resulting in infertility.
In addition to operating four STD clinics, the county has added other outreach programs to help slow the spread of STDs.
Health and Human Services has launched a "Don't think, know" program that offers free home test kits for chlamydia and gonorrhea to women age 25 and younger. Women can sign up online at sandiego.dontthinkknow.org, get the kit in the mail and receive their results in a plain white envelope within three to five days.
The Los Angeles-based California Family Health Council has created the Condom Access Project, which allows teens to have free condoms mailed to their address by visiting a website, teensource.org, and entering their age and ZIP code.


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If Ford does one thing better than building tough trucks, it's selling them. Rising fuel prices and a move toward smaller vehicles have forced the company to revise its 2008 F-150 line-up by offering more features and options with an aggressive new pricing strategy. Determined to keep the F-150 America's best-selling pickup, Ford continues to offer a dizzying array of configurations as well as a new 5.4-liter V8 Flex Fuel engine that can run on E85, a blend of 85-percent ethanol and 15-percent gasoline. Tough competition from Dodge, as well as new lines from GMC and Chevrolet, will keep the fire under the F-150's tires, which could very well translate into some great deals for the savvy consumer.
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Regular Cab models have a small rear door to help load items behind the back seat.
The F-150's interior is as close to car-like as you'll find in any pickup. Not only is the new F-150 better looking inside, it's also more quiet, safe and spacious. The dash and interior design on the base models look good enough, but the addition of leather, wood, chrome and center console-mounted shifter found on the high-end models combine to raise the bar on the plush pickup concept. Seating is firm and upright, and SuperCrew models feature lots of rear legroom and amenities such as DVD-entertainment and power windows.
The 2008 Ford F-150 carries over with only minor exterior upgrades. The recently redesigned shapely Ford body, egg-crate grille and Blue Oval badging remain intact, surrounded by some new chrome trim and a crop of fresh new colors. The F-150's silhouette is easy to spot, thanks to its tall bed wall (about two inches taller than the previous-generation F-150). Though it looks different, some may find the tall bed walls make it difficult to reach a toolbox from the side of the truck. The Regular Cab features a set of small, rear-hinged doors that allow easy access to the narrow space behind the front seat. Those who like to have as much fresh air in the cabin as possible will appreciate the SuperCab's optional rear roll-down windows, a first in this segment.
The base F-150 has a 202-horsepower V6, five-speed manual transmission, four-wheel anti-lock disc brakes (ABS), 26-gallon fuel tank, AM/FM stereo, dual side mirrors, vinyl split-bench seat, tilt wheel, power steering, locking tailgate and 17-inch steel wheels.
The F-150 offers numerous trim levels, engine choices and bed and cab lengths. Notable options include a 300-horsepower 5.4-liter Triton V8, power seats, power windows, power locks, remote entry, keypad unlocking system, auto-dimming rearview mirror, AM/FM stereo with six-disc CD changer, SIRIUS Satellite Radio, leather seats, DVD navigation, trailer and towing packages, power sliding rear window, cruise control, power moonroof, Reverse Sensing System, limited-slip differential, 35.7-gallon fuel tank, Rearview back-up camera, mechanical or automatic shift-on-the-fly four-wheel drive, rear-seat DVD entertainment system, power-adjustable pedals and 18-inch alloy wheels.
Base Regular Cab models are powered by a tepid but fuel-efficient (for a big truck) V6. We don't recommend this engine for towing or hauling heavy loads. The 4.6-liter V8 engine might save you some money, but it, too, seems to lack the punch this truck deserves. We prefer the 300-horsepower 5.4-liter V8, which has the power to move, haul and tow that fits this truck's can-do image.
4.2-liter V6
202 horsepower @ 4350 rpm
260 lb.-ft. of torque @ 3750 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 14/19 (manual), 14/19 (automatic)
4.6-liter V8
248 horsepower @ 4750 rpm
294 lb.-ft. of torque @ 4000 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 13/18 (2WD), 13/17 (4WD)
5.4-liter V8
300 horsepower @ 5000 rpm
365 lb.-ft. of torque @ 3750 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 13/17 (2WD Gasoline), 10/13 (2WD E85),
12/16 (4WD Gasoline), 9/12 (4WD E85)
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By thezestyitalian on Wednesday, April 27, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 65,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "powerful, rock solid, depenable,"
Cons: "none that i can think of..."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"Ive owned my f150 now for about 6 years and im extremely happy with it. Its only broke down on me one time and it was a cheap fix. Very reliable and drives like a luxury car. It has the 5.4L Triton engine and has gobs of power and torque. I wouldnt hesitate to buy another one."
11 people out of 19 found this review helpful
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By Jr on Saturday, April 09, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 165,000overall rating 8 of 10rating details
Pros: "Big truck"
Cons: "A little plain for my taste (base model)"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"My 2006 f-150 XL has been quite the journey. Going from a 2000 Chevy Silverado to this is a big change. The Ford was an previous work vehicle; crank windows, bone stock, and steel rims. Nothing fancy. I purchased it for $1200 and i thought i got a great deal, but i mistakenly booked it as an extended cab due to the 4 doors it had. Oddly enough, the regular cab has 4 doors. Trade in was $1500 as a regular cab so it wasn't too bad of a deal considering that you can't even touch one of these for under $4000. Overall, i am pleased to have a truck that i can consider newer, and one that isn't bad on gas. (4.2L V6)"
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By john on Tuesday, February 16, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 120,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "New MFG modified engine, better oil pump,cam beari"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 8
"I had to replace the engine with a crate engine due to the MFG installed a weak oil pump and cheap cam shaft bearings. Spark plugs twisted off on the old engine. Due to bad cam bearings, cam lasers became erratic which caused the timing to fluctuate."
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By jay on Wednesday, January 20, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 140,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "power,handling,styling"
Cons: "no cool storage compartments in the cab....."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Great Truck.. Plenty of power and pickup. Handles and drives very smoothly. I use it to tow trailers and to haul my dirt bikes, never an issue. Always reliable, 140k miles and no serious repairs. I get compliments everyday, and nobody believes that it is a 2004! great style inside and out. I have the Lariat edition and would not trade it for the world!"
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By Spence on Saturday, November 14, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 127,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Excellent truck,very dependable"
Cons: "Satellite six disc player was not to great!"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"Truck has been great to me over the years,purchased brand new off the lot in 2006.its in great condition with added amenities such as front chrome bull bar,dual exhaust,chrome lighted step hitch,retrax cover ,line x liner,remote starter as well.real good condition with plenty of horsepower in this 5.4 v-8 four door flair side blue pickup."
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By partsman on Saturday, November 07, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 175,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "It looks good and really runs good."
Cons: "The air needs work and front seat needs repair'"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"Truck looks good runs excellent good tires 4x4. I bad thing air needs to be hooked up. It is a good truck."
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Attended another Iowa college or university
I'm a fan for a good reason
One point of contention during the heated arguments I've had has been that for the most part most ISU fans I've encountered are grads or former students, while the majority of Iowa fans are not Iowa grads.
Help me get a better picture to see if there is any validity here, and sound off.
Did you go to Iowa State? If not, why do you support take the road less traveled and support the Cyclones?
I went there and am a grad. That is why I support the team. I guess I am supporting the hypothesis.
I grew up 12 miles from Ames...My grandpa used to own the three Hardee's stores in Ames and was a big cyclone booster at the time, therefore I started going to games with my dad and grandpa when I was four and have been a Cyclone ever since...
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One point of contention during the heated arguments I've had has been that for the most part most ISU fans I've encountered are grads or former students, while the majority of Iowa fans are not Iowa grads.
Help me get a better picture to see if there is any validity here, and sound off.
Did you go to Iowa State? If not, why do you support take the road less traveled and support the Cyclones?
I'm not an ISU grad. I started following the Cyclones when I was 10 or so, and it was the start of the Johnny Orr era. Listening to the basketball games and post games on the radio got me hooked. I also went to my first football game when ISU played Oklahoma when Billy Sims was playing for them. Listening to Pete Taylor, along with some of Johnny's post game comments, probably sealed the deal.
Went to Wartburg to play football since as a 6'1 O-linemen ISU wasn't interested. Might of had to do more with the 10-flat 40 as well.
Dad is veterinarian and I spent the first 4 years of my life on campus while dad was in vet school. Been going to games since I was born and brought my daughter to her first game at 6 months old.
Exaggeration is a BILLION times worse than understating.
Wartburg for baseball.
Mom was an ISU letterwinner. Dad is also an alumn and Ive been going to Clone games as far back as I can remember.
Plus I like to think I have common sense which eliminates me from joining the Iowa fan base.
I grew up in Kansas as a Big 8 and a Jayhawk fan. When I moved to Iowa it was
natural to start rooting for ISU. I always hated the Big 10 so becoming an Iowa
fan was never an option. After 13 years of being an ISU fan crack would be easier
to give up.
I go to UNI, but I have a good reason for liking ISU too: The Cyclones are not the hawkeyes. lol
I was born in Iowa City and grew up in Muscatine (I've had to listen to eastern iowan kool-aid influened, pro-hawk talk my entire life.) Grew up being taken to hawkeye games, but I found the light...
It was a combination of Fizer & Tinsley in bball and Troy Davis & Seneca Wallace in football. I was a borderline fan before...but around the time of Seneca's play "The Run", I became an DIEHARD Cyclone and will be for the rest of my days on Earth.
ISU undergraduate degree in engineering, MBA Oregon State. I'm passionate about Cyclone sports and rarely follow the Beavers.
I was a diehard, oblivious Sqwakeye fan until I received my acceptance letter in 1995. That came in after the Iowa-ISU football game, so the 1995 game was the very last time I cheered for "the other school" in a matchup. The very first time I cheered for the "good guys" against my former beloved team was the men's basketball game with Willoughby, Cato, etc. as we drubbed the Hawks that year. First attended August '97, graduated August '03. Never looked back and never once regretted my decision. And what was once a love for all things Sqwak has turned into a festering hatred!
"That's what I do. I drink, and I know things." - Tyrion Lannister
"Success is just failure that hasn't happened yet." - life advice from Latrell Spreewell
UNI grad, my dad went to ISU and I have been going to games since I was a little kid and have had season tix ever since.
Grew up a sqwak fan, then in 1992 attended ISU and have been die hard ever sense. Family members that are for the sqwaks ask why I changed, I usually respond with, "Yeah, well I used to crap my diaper when I was a kid, too, and I grew up and changed for the better"
32 years later and I am still riding on the back.
I don't sweat the petty things,... I pet the sweaty things
ISU BS in Computer Science (shocking, I know)...
I never even considered going anywhere else, I knew I was going to ISU from the time I was in elementry school.
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin 1775
I grew up in Ames. Watched Earl Bruce on the sidlines, got to meet Dwayne Crutchfield (sp?), and cheered for Barry Stevens. My parents moved my senior year in high school so I lost in-state tuition and had to go to college in Nebraska (please don't hold that against me).
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I've been cheering for the Cyclones my whole life, but chose to attend a different college to play sports.
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THE OVERTURE to Rienzi is at the best mere circus music. It is a good thing to hear it once in a while, for it shows that Wagner, on occasion, could be more vulgar than Meyerbeer, whom he so cordially disliked.
Wagner left Königsberg in the early summer of 1837 to visit Dresden, and there he read Bärmann's translation into German of Bulwer's Rienzi. And thus was revived his long-cherished idea of making the last of the Tribunes the hero of a grand opera. "My impatience with a degrading plight now amounted to a passionate craving to begin something grand and elevating, no matter if it involved the temporary abandonment of any practical goal. This mood was fed and strengthened by a reading of Bulwer's Rienzi. From the misery of modern private life, whence I could nohow glean the scantiest material for artistic treatment, I was wafted by the image of a great historico-political event in the enjoyment whereof I needs must find a distraction lifting me above cares and conditions that to me appeared nothing less than absolutely fatal to art." The overture to Rienzi was completed OCTOBER 23, 1840. The opera was produced at the Royal Saxon Court Theater, Dresden, October 20, 1842.
The overture is scored for piccolo, two flutes, two oboes, two clarinets, two bassoons, serpent (third bassoon), two valve horns, two plain horns, two valve trumpets, two plain trumpets, three trombones, one ophicleide, kettledrums, two snare drums, bass drum, triangle, cymbals, and strings. The serpent mentioned in the score is replaced by the double bassoon, and the ophicleide by the bass tuba.
All the themes of the overture are taken from the opera itself. The overture begins with a slow introduction, molto sostenuto e maestoso, D major, 4-4. It opens with "a long-sustained, swelled and diminished A on the trumpet," in the opera, the agreed signal for the uprising of the people to throw off the tyrannical yoke of the nobles. The majestic cantilena of the violins and the violoncellos is the theme of Rienzi's prayer in the fifth act. The last prolonged A leads to the main body of the overture. This begins allegro energico, D major, 2-2,


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A more manga looking Sailor Centuris. I actually did this last week, just forgot to upload it. ><
I like how you did the beautiful reddish hair on Sailor Centuris! Her blue eyes and facial features came out really beautiful too. You did pretty good on this drawing!
This is so pretty Du, her face is beautiful!!
thanks....looked at many manga pictures to get a feel for it, so i hope that it works that way...
It's very beautiful! ^^
She gorgeous. The colouring is so soft.
Ahh so pretty!
She looks beautiful in manga style! I love the coloring too!


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Meridian Police Chief Benny Dubose says one suspect was apprehended at the hospital shortly after the shooting occurred at 11:19 a.m. Sunday. The police SWAT Team closed the hospital off and searched it room by room and floor by floor for the other suspect.
"It was later determined after some time that the second individual had left the hospital," said Dubose. "Both individuals are in custody. The second individual turned himself in at approximately 5:00 p.m. this afternoon."
The shooting at Rush Hospital was apparently the result of an earlier alleged murder suicide attempt at a residence at on 44th Avenue around 6:00 a.m. A woman was found shot there, and at a nearby residence, a man was found with an apparent self inflicted shot. Both were taken to Rush Hospital.
"The original call was the result of a domestic dispute. The victim at the hospital was the son of one of the individuals involved in the shooting this morning and one of the shooters was a son of the other parent," Dubose said.
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Good afternoon pokecommunity.
This is my first post, though I have been lurking the forums now for approximately a month and a half. White version is the first poke game I've played sincerely since silver on the GBC(purchased soulsiver a month ago to hold me over until white). Me and my gbc had some great times. I remember playing yellow blue or silver on the long car rides to and from the lake house as a kid.
Enough reminiscing though; This game is great. A few specific things that I like are the new camera angles (running around in Castelia makes me feel like I'm playing ff7), the fact that they combined the pokecenters and pokemarts, and the fact that team rocket is no where to be seen (this story has a new twist. Similar, but new.) I just captured victini and am very pleased with the smooth progression of the game.
I also purchased the limited edition hardcover collector's edition guide #018973, which I'll say is very smart looking. I've come across two typos so far, but other than that it is a very nice guide.
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My girlfriend just sent me this photo...she said it was 39 degrees (F) there this morning! Still looks BEAUTIFUL!
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My girlfriend just sent me this photo...she said it was 39 degrees (F) there this morning! Still looks BEAUTIFUL!
Yes Becca but 39 at WDW beats 41 in Portsmouth, VA hands down!!!
Couldn't agree MORE!! I don't think in all my trips I can ever remember wearing a "coat"...maybe a jacket or hoodie...but never a coat. Anyone else?
I remember wearing a coat, scarf and gloves :lol: it was the first time we went in early December, I think Dawn was there the same time :unsure: It was freezing some evenings and the mornings were really cold as well, when we went to check in our luggage at DTD, it was just below freezing :lol:
When Alex was around 10 we stayed at the Poly. It was rather cold as it was January. Clear skies, kind of windy and chilly. Well she was bound and determined to swin in the pool at the Poly. We warned her that it would not be a good idea, but being the headstrong girl (and now young woman) was bound and determined. I put on a fleece and anorak to break the wind up a bit. She dove into the 82 degree pool and had fun untill she got out..
Heh...suddenly ol' Mom and Pop were very smart people indeed.:lol:
She froze on the way back to our room.
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Well she had to learn a lesson! Nothing worse than getting out of a warm pool to cold air! I was even cold at discovery cove in August!
Oh yes, I've had to wear a coat and gloves before. That's typically in Jan or Feb
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Another cold one this morning. Coats and hats and gloves if the wind is blowing. Yesterday the wind actually had an element of iciness to it. Not something you usually feel at the end of March. Wind, yes. Cool, yes, but not icy.


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Every Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m., Jill Becker, a local dance instructor, meets with a small group of people at the Yellow Springs Senior Center to lead a dance class intended to help participants manage the symptoms of Parkinson's disease.
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I made a run for Angeles Crest today. Only got as far as Crystal Lake. I started my ride at Encanto Park. I was toast by the time I got to 5000'. Started getting cramps and such, so decided to start my descent. This was my 2nd climb to Crystal Lake. My goal is to get all the way to Dawson's Saddle before weather makes this ride undoable.
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2011 Rossetti Vertigo w/ SRAM Rival 16.1lbs
SR231 outside of Reardon WA
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"Winning is the best deodorant. Someone can look at your bike and say it stinks, but if you win with it, suddenly it's okay." - Jim Busby
thanks for bumping this thread. beautiful.
coasting, few quotes are worthy of him, and of those, even fewer printable in a family forum......quote 3alarmer
No @coasting, you should stay 100% as you are right now, don't change a thing....quote Heathpack
The downtown Los Angeles skyline from about 20 miles way. Taken last Saturday afternoon.
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2011 Rossetti Vertigo w/ SRAM Rival 16.1lbs
Beautiful pictures, Ice41000, thanks for sharing them. I'd be interested in seeing more pictures from Croatia, as I don't really have a good idea of what the local scenery would look like.
The rider in my avatar is David Etxebarria, not me.
Just wondering what kind of camera you guys are carrying with you. Some of the pictures are spectacular and abviously not taken with your phone's camera or a P&S! I have a nice DSLR camera, but I really don't want to take it on rides.
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