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50 Parks near Eliot, Maine
South Eliot, Maine 1.68 miles SE
Portsmouth, New Hampshire 4.3 miles SE
Kittery Point, Maine 5.28 miles SE
New Castle, New Hampshire 5.49 miles SE
Eliot, Maine (map) | (866) 915-1807
Sites: 31 | Latest Rate: $18.00 | 3 Reviews
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Sep 2012 - $18.00
Passport America rate is $18 + 7% sales tax. Campground is run down. However, campground is out in woods and quiet. It is close to Maine coast for sightseeing and shopping. Manager pleasant. Rating of 5 due to run down state. About 1/2 mile drive in on dirt bumpy road. We stayed a week. Would stay here again for price and convenience. - Peter K
Jun 2011 - $19.00
Rate reflects Passport America discount. In general facilities are in disrepair. One building falling down and one (had indoor pool I think) had big tarp on roof and signs that roof failing. Isolated and quiet are the best things I can say. Entry road was dirt and very long and VERY narrow with MANY potholes. Door to what I think was laundry had door knob removed and would not open. Would not stay here again. - ctpres
Sep 2009 - $16.00
A beautiful riverside, wooded setting. Somewhat tired grounds with rough, potholed entry road. Electric hookups are somewhat shaky. Blew a circuit breaker making dinner and no one seemed to know how to reset it. Nice enough management. Would stay here again though, for the setting alone. PPA rate. - IslandBob
York Harbor, Maine (map) | (207) 363-3424
Sites: 307 | Latest Rate: $52.00 | 1 Reviews
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Aug 2006 - $52.00
Extremely clean campground. Showers and park are kept up well. Lots of activities within the campground and surrounding areas. You can walk to the beach from the campground. They upgraded a section of the park this year and added sewer and cable hookups. - Rx for relaxation
Madbury, New Hampshire (map) | (603) 742-4050
Sites: 144 | Latest Rate: $43.00 | 5 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $43.00
Just home from a nice Labor Day weekend. We like the campground more every time we go. The owners are very friendly as are the seasonal campers. It was fun to see so many kids out running around, riding bikes and playing basketball. From our site we could enjoy listening to the DJ while sitting by the fire. We found the evenings to be mostly quiet especially for a holiday. We have booked for next year already. Wifi was good at the start of the weekend but would kick us off often as the weekend went on. Our site was a pull through which worked out great and was a good size for us. - Happy Camper X2
Aug 2015 - $42.00
Our second time here and we liked it better this time. Found the owners to be very friendly and helpful. Our site was great and we loved our location. Found many friendly campers and lots of kids out having fun. Very happy we returned and we will be back for sure. Nice DJ dance Sat night. - Happy Camper X2
Jun 2013 - $37.00
Rate is weekly rate. Mostly seasonal units -- I counted about 7 overnight sites, and some would be mostly for tents. No 50 amp service, but we were allowed to use a cheater plug. Voltage was mostly in the 108 V range. A very family friendly park with lots of activities for kids and grownups. Every one seemed to know one another. Not a park for the average RV'er to overnight. We were visiting friends in the area and it was the closest to them. Lots of trees -- satellite TV probably impossible, antenna TV pulled in two channels. Saturday night DJ and dancing, ended at 10:00 PM. Owner very friendly and helpful. - renodick
York Harbor, Maine (map) | (207) 363-4171
Sites: 90 | Latest Rate: $82.00 | 5 Reviews
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Jul 2013 - $82.00
What a beautiful campground! The place is immaculate and very well cared for. The restrooms are the nicest I have ever seen. We were escorted to our site by a young man who said "Welcome Home" once we parked. It truly felt like home. The seasonal campers were the friendliest group that we have even met and they all made us feel at home. We had no problem with our 32' motorhome on our site even though they are close together. Wi-Fi was spotty, but no major inconvenience. The sites are lawn! What a nice feeling stepping out of our rig onto plush grass. Our site was in the second row, but we had a view of the ocean. The trolley stop at the campground was very handy. The campgrounds' location is perfect for a beach vacation. We cannot wait to return and extend our stay for next year. - Mike and Rose
Jul 2012 - $79.00
We made reservations at this park while on the road, unfamiliar with it but needing a one night stay on our way to Bar Harbor. At first, the congestion was a bit intimidating; there were mostly trailers everywhere, we couldn't tell . This park has quite a long history, and the sites were configured back when rigs were much, much smaller. The coveted ocean-front sites provide amazing views but with very little elbow room. We asked for a pull through and had no trouble making the turn to pull straight in, with minimal leveling. The owners are delightful people, and the area has quite a bit to offer. We would definitely return (after Labor Day) and try to get an ocean-front site and spend some quality time here. - Cockapoo Lovers
Aug 2011 - $75.00
Oceanside is a great definition. Though only the first row is actually Oceanside, the rest have the smells and sounds only. Those sites fill up fast, like March reservations, and many looked to be seasonal. If looking a beautiful seasonal site, waterfront at Libby's for the summer is a must. For the rest of the sites, it is field camping sloping dirt/grass sites and pretty tight. The location is great, right at the start of Long Sands Beach in York ME. Lots to do, walking, biking, sightseeing and shopping. Portsmouth NH is only 15 minutes away, though with Rt 1 bridge closed it is a bit longer on congested roads. - RIchardBursch
68 Garrison Ave York Harbor, Maine 03909 (map) | (207) 363-5050
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $62.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $62.00
It is very close to the beach. These are new owners.
The resort is a half block from the ocean. There are mostly permanent residents here. It's very quiet. No laundry or restrooms at this location. There was an extra $10 charge for our dog. Dogs can go on the beach after 6 p.m. But must be on leash, although we saw many who were not - skidiver
50-60 Route 108 Newfields, New Hampshire 03856 (map) | (603) 778-0226
Sites: 93 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 7 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $40.00
We camped in a motorhome. This was a stop on the way to a convention so necessary to dump tanks and fill with water. Staff was very friendly. Sites were grass with little distinction between the sites. Camp is situated on river with marshy area nearby. Whole camp was wet, perhaps from recent rain. Lots of mosquitoes so hard to enjoy being outside. One of two washers was being repaired (things happen) so did laundry in town. Lots of seasonal campers. No patio or designated patio area. - Al Z
Aug 2015 - $40.00
This was an interesting place. Mostly seasonal who are responsible for cutting their own grass I guess because we heard plenty on lawnmovers and other sites were in need of a cutting. Place is quiet and many campers were inside by 9:00. We did not find it to be very buggy, just a little once it got dark. Views of the river were nice but you do get a smell of marsh at low tide. Staff was nice and were most of the campers. We found this campground to be very boring. Partly because it was small so walking it took no time at all and partly because there was nothing to do in the campground or the area. We did use the pool one day which was nice but it could have been a little cleaner. Not sure if we will return. - Happy Camper X2
Jul 2015 - $30.00
Stayed recently, and definitely will not return. The mosquito problem is so significant that you almost can't leave your tent/RV -both day and night, and beyond the typical dusk/dawn mosquito feeding times. Took the dog for a walk at 8am in bright sunshine and we were both attacked by swarms of mosquitos - literally dozens. Off repellent with 30% deet was only marginally effective, and we could not sit by the fire due to the sheer volume of mosquitos.
Campground was clean, with good level sites for tents. The small staff was accommodating, friendly, and helpful, but we were prisoners inside our tent most of the time due the the mosquito problem. We were also sold firewood on-site that still needed a good month to dry/season and would barely light. This may be a good campground for the seasonal camper who owns a boat, due to boat ramp (but in water that you cannot swim in), but beyond that, there are far better choices out there. The owners really need to treat the campground for mosquitos and deal with this significant problem. In 20 years of camping, we have never seen such a significant mosquito issue. - Mr Joe P
York Beach, Maine (map) | (207) 363-3626
Sites: 112 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 6 Reviews
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Jun 2012 - $40.00
We stayed here for two nights on arrival into Maine. Our very woodsy site was situated on a road going down a hill and needed leveling. Campground had a rustic feel to it; restrooms had separate toilet and shower areas and had no indoor sinks. Good Wi-Fi and strong antenna signal for TV. Not far from Mount Agamenticus, worth a drive for the view. Close to Flo's famous hot dogs. - NC Writer
Aug 2011 - $42.00
We love this campground! This is our 5th stay at this campground. Great location for enjoying the beach and ocean. Clean pool. Great area for the kids to ride their bikes. Most recent stay was with 9 other families. We all had a blast and have already booked our sites for next summer. - User2164
Jul 2011 - $23.00
Spent a long weekend here. It was quite and peaceful, close to york beach and shopping for the wife. The site were well maintained. Restrooms were OK. - j-lot-66
York Beach, Maine (map) | (207) 363-1343
Sites: 46 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 10 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $50.00
Just an overnight stay as we were passing through. Nice office folks. A little pricey, but it was in a nice location if you like the beach. Lots adequate size. - HoMaD
Jul 2015 - $50.00
This cash or check only little campground is within walking distance of the York Beaches. We stopped in just for the night. There were lots of empty sites, but we heard the owners tell folks over the phone to call back the next day to see if sites were available. I got the impression that they were more interested in longer stays (a week), and took short stays on the day of. The sites were close together with good utilities. Seemed a bit overpriced though for what we got. We were near the office and wifi worked well. The York Beaches are full of beach town shops and activities. The beaches are lovely and unusually large for Maine. - ShoreXplorers
Sep 2014 - $50.00
Funky campground with lots of seasonals but with full hookups and plenty of space for big rigs. Heavily forested. Some smaller sites have lots of isolation in the loop at the rear. Couldn't use satellite dish. Short walks to mom & pop eatery, lavish lobster restaurant, harbor with dramatic tide changes, and to tourist area. Don't miss the clam chowder at the Union Bluff Hotel. - Mtmoi
130 Wednesday Hill Road Lee, New Hampshire 03861 (map) | 603 659 5082
Sites: 150 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 4 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $35.00
The owners go overboard to see that you are satisfied and will do their best to make you comfortable. When we first arrived after a long dusty road we were assigned a campsite along the river. We hadn't paid yet, the owners would be by later to collect. The campsite was dirt and very crowded. We were very close to our neighbors in a run down trailer. Looked like the neighborhood had been there for years. We were ready to pull out and go somewhere else. The owner showed up and moved us to another campsite with more space and grass. We stayed for our two week commitment.
The campground is occupied by a majority of seasonal people who are friendly and very helpful. We enjoyed meeting them. The pool is very nice and clean. The river is dirty and the launch site is muddy, not a good place for your kayak. The electric service would go off for short periods of time and the voltage would drop. WIFI is available only at the store, no AT&T, no cable TV and too many trees for satellite service. Lowes, Walmart and groceries are near by. - Nautilus
May 2016 - $37.00
This really isn't a very nice campground. I would have to consider it more of a trailer park for RVs. Most of the park is occupied by seasonal or full timers. The infrastructure is lacking in that the power lines are strung randomly around the trees, some of the water lines are just 1/2" abs lines strung around on the ground, and the sewer lines are pvc with some of it above ground. It's either very dusty or very muddy. There are mosquitoes aplenty with all of the standing water around the campground. The river is really not very inviting either as it moves very slowly and retains a yellowish color from the vegetation.
I do have to say that the two women that own the park are very pleasant to deal with but I'm afraid that's about the only positive attribute I can give the park. We spent a week here and would have gone someplace else but it looked like some of the other campgrounds in the area could have been similar so we stayed put. - hoppers4
Jul 2015 - $41.00
We stayed here for a month. We were in between homes and decided to use our fifth wheel to stay comfortable. The owners of the park are two sisters. They are very, very nice and helpful. The family helps out with the campground and they keep it safe and clean. Our site was HUGE, very close to park and river. My two boys enjoyed their stay. Pet friendly and families have plenty to keep busy. They are really do a good job with activities. The seasonal campers were great!! I felt very welcomed and we will go back! - LisaC
95 Lee Hook Road Lee, New Hampshire 03861 (map) | (603)659-5051
Sites: 70 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 1 Reviews
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May 2016 - $30.00
A seasonal campground with daily, weekly, monthly, and seasonal rates. Dirt roads are a little rough in spots so go slow. Some gravel sites, most are fairly level, 50 amp for larger rigs. The family is in the process of revamping the entire camp so it is in transition but still a great place for kids to ride bikes and swim/kayak/tube along the river. The sites along the river only fit tents, the upper section could fit some bigger rigs and a few on the lower area could fit up to a 45 foot. They have sewer tanks that they pump out and a dump site by the entrance. It is a family run campground, friendly and vintage but clean. They have horse shoe pits, tether ball, a small rec center with a pool table, grocery stores and restaurants are a short drive. We stayed for over a month and enjoyed the friendly atmosphere. - PERRELLAS


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Mike Trout ? Two years of solid performance is enough to convince me that he belongs on top.
Miguel Cabrera ? Injuries really ruined his post season, but nothing can take away from his dominant hitting performance during the regular season.
Andrew McCutchen ? Three straight 20/20 seasons and he?s just entering his peak production years. The power will return in 2014 with 30/30 a strong possibility.
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Robinson Cano ? Cano is past he peak now but there is no reason to think he doesn?t have at least a few more years of solid production in him. Still the top 2B in Fantasy no matter where he ends up.
Hanley Ramirez ? A healthy Ramirez would be among the Top 3 here. He was an absolute beast when he was in the lineup. The Dodgers were lost without him.
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Strong English tea with skimmed milk. I drink it by the pint. Why skimmed? I've been drinking it since I was 16 and can't stand the taste, smell and texture of any other kind of milk.
Aside from that, posh chocolate. I'm not talking about Green & Black 85% - which is good, yes. I'm actually a member of the Hotel Chocolat Chocolate Tasting Club. I get selection boxes every few months or so and go through tasting and ranking each chocolate. They are not all dark, and the filling are most certainly not primal. They're in my 20%.
Oh and I do eat cheese, but make it goat or sheep, usually.
Huddled up next to my hubby on the loveseat, watching a DVD. Gotta do it once a week.
It's such a good vehicle for getting in a few tablespoons of coconut oil!
White chocolate. I think the fat is good, but I know the sugar is bad.
Raphael- Yes and no. They're a treat for sure, and something that I should be able to live without.
I'm very, very self disciplined so even chocolate and red wine are a rare treat for me. Once a month, tops. I had been allowing myself a nightly glass of wine a couple weeks ago, but felt I was being to lax.
Looking at my diet, I don't really think I have any actual "cheats." At worst, I eat chicken wings and bleu cheese, as I will have tonight. That usually happens about once a month also.
I agree with Raphael - A glass of wine and a small amount of good quality raw chocolate are good for you. I understand the discipline thing though. I'm kind of on again, off again with the wine and chocolate.
What's "raw" chocolate? I've never heard of that before. Now you tell me my chocolate ain't good! Grr..
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Pizza... And being surrounded by 8 year-olds, a hard thing to give up... McDonald's is second - I know, I know... So we just don't go and that makes it much easier... Third, Diet Coke... Yep, poison in a bottle but I just love the taste - I don't drink it anymore but when I see it, I do salivate...
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) - The new Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame will open at least three months late because of vandalism and other delays.
The $108.9 million hall, which will replace the existing hall in Springfield, will open in conjunction with 2002 enshrinement weekend activities in October of next year.
The new hall will cost nearly $109 million and was to be completed on June 28, 2002. It will now open at the end of September or the first week of October, resulting in an estimated $1.3 million loss.
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PANHANDLE - On senior night in Panhandle, a junior came through for the Pantherettes.
Kara Looten scored 22 points as Panhandle overcame an early 20-8 deficit in a 62-61 defeat of Spearman.
The win clinched the second seed in District 7-2A for the Pantherettes (26-3, 10-2) before a crowd of 300.
"It's something really special for them," Looten said of the five Panhandle seniors who started the game. "Winning that last game at home was something we really wanted them to get to experience."
Panhandle 62, Spearman 61
Records: Panhandle finishes 26-3 overall and 10-2 in District 7-2A play. Spearman enters the playoffs at 24-8, 9-3.
Key Stat: Kara Looten scores 13 second-quarter points for Panhandle to erase a 12 point deficit.
Impact: The Pantherettes clinch the second seed in District 7-2A.
Spearman (24-8, 9-3) took the third playoff seed in the district. The Lynxettes jumped out to a 20-8 lead in the early going, capped by a jumper from Saylee Flowers early in the second quarter. With Spearman already in the double bonus and Panhandle in foul trouble, Lady Panther coach Terry Coffee said his team had to stay with its style.
"We had to keep doing what we do, we couldn't panic," he said. "We were still going to play aggresively. We knew it'd be tough to come back."
Looten then got hot, scoring 13 in the second quarter.
"I got some momentum there," she said. "They call me the big friendly giant, so everyone was telling me, Kara, you've got to get mean."
Panhandle forced nine Spearman turnovers in the second period to cut the lead to 30-27 at the end of the half.
"Panhandle just gives you so much pressure," Spearman coach Kyle Short said. "If you can handle it, you can get some good shots, but if you don't it's pretty tough."
Panhandle took its first lead of the contest with 1:57 to go in the third quarter, when Looten got a layup in the lane to make the score 46-45 for the Panthers.
Spearman came back, however, upping the lead to 58-54 when Kelcee Rex hit a 3-pointer with 4:05 left. But a technical on the Spearman bench gave Looten four free throws.
She hit two to give Panhandle the lead for good at 60-58, despite a late scare, as Spearman's Jordanna Lozano made a layup in the final seconds to cut the score to 62-61, but the Lynxettes did not have enough time to get the ball back.
"I told the girls that when you're looking for the 3, it's hard to get it." Short said of the final possession. "Give Panhandle a lot of credit, they wanted to take away the 3,and they did."
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Mayweather Rips Merchant: He Used To Be Drunk, On Air
By Osman Rodriguez
WBC welterweight champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. is still holding some animosity towards HBO expert analyst Larry Merchant. Over the years, the two men have exchanged verbal punches during Mayweather's post-fight interviews.
Merchant has been very critical of Mayweather's in-ring style and his selection of opponents. Last September, after Mayweather knocked out Victor Ortiz in four rounds at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, tempers exploded when Merchant criticized Mayweather for striking a defenseless Ortiz, who earlier intentionally head-butted Mayweather.
"HBO needs to fire you, you don't know sh*t about boxing. You ain't sh*t," Mayweather lashed out during the live HBO pay-per-view interview.
Merchant infamous response - "I wish I was 50-years-younger, then I'd kick your ass."
During a recent interview with the Orange County Register, the subject of Larry Merchant came up. Mayweather was asked for his thoughts on Merchant, and the pound-for-pound fighter gave a short response to close the subject.
"From what I used to see as a kid watching Larry Merchant, he used to be drunk, on air," Mayweather told the paper.
Their post-fight reunion will be interesting, when Mayweather faces WBA 154-pound champion Miguel Cotto in an HBO pay-per-view main event at the MGM Grand on May 5th.
[QUOTE=jatibonico68;11848524]I am agree Floyd, he has been drunk on air most of the time, that is why he is so slow and always ask question or makes comments out of reason. Did you see what he said about Rigondeaux, the…Comment by Chuckguy on 03-03-2012
[QUOTE=kingfaze19;11849018]larry talks as if hes not even a boxing fan when hes commentating, 90% of the time all he does is bash whoever is fighting, calling em boring, and jim lampley and emanuel are not any better, the whole HBO…Comment by Chuckguy on 03-03-2012
[QUOTE=I'm so sorry;11848097]Yup, Larry Merchant is widely regarded to as being a racist, senile old man that needs to be let go from HBO.[/QUOTE] How the hell is he a racist? U are a merchant hater an all of his…Comment by kingfaze19 on 03-03-2012
larry talks as if hes not even a boxing fan when hes commentating, 90% of the time all he does is bash whoever is fighting, calling em boring, and jim lampley and emanuel are not any better, the whole HBO…Comment by rckdees on 03-03-2012
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Genevieve E. Kelley, 96, formerly of East Moline, died Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2013, at Illini Restorative Care Center, Silvis. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 2 at Esterdahl Mortuary and Crematory Ltd., Moline. A visitation will be from 9:30 a.m. until service time. Burial will be at Greenview Memorial Gardens, East Moline. Memorials may be made to Faith Evangelical Free Church in Moline, where Genevieve's grandson is the pastor.
She was born on March 10, 1917, in Moline, the daughter of Leon and Ellen (Vennekohl) Kallman. She married John E. Kelley on Dec. 10, 1938, at Watertown Baptist Church in East Moline. Together they raised three daughters. She was an active member of Wildwood Baptist Church in East Moline and was secretary of Home and Mission for 26 years.
Genevieve was a wonderful mother and wife and she loved her three girls.
Survivors include daughters, Susan (Robert) Kennedy of Avon Park, Fla.; Carol (Ronald) Frey of Lynn Center; and Coral Morrow of Colleyville, Texas; grandchildren, Michael (Jeri) Kennedy, Tim (Trish) Kennedy, Julie (Tim) Patrick, Robbin (David) Ballegeer, Sara (Todd) Versluys, Tammy (Bill) Bundy and Joe Morrow Sr.; great grandchildren, Justin Kennedy, Jessica Kennedy and Janae Kennedy; Nicole (Andrew) Miller, Brynn Patrick, John Patrick and Lauren Patrick; Josh (Amy) Ballegeer, Jacob (Ashley) Ballegeer, Joseph Ballegeer and James Ballegeer; RaeLynn Versluys, Grace Versluys and Hannah Versluys; Ellen Powers, Colby Powers and Genevieve Powers; Joe Morrow Jr. and Amanda Morrow; great grandchildren, Hunter Ballegeer, Joe Morrow III and Ian Morrow; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, John Kelley in 1996; brother, Roy Kallman in 1986; son-in-law, John Morrow in 2003; sister-in-law, Winona Henry in 2013; and great grandson, John Kelley Morrow in 2013.
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An old flame is a person that somebody has had an emotional, usually passionate, relationship with, who is still looked on fondly and with affection.
I saw my old flame the other day and she looked great.
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The WE Energies Oak Creek Power Plant is home to three new Peregrine Falcons this year.
For years Peregrine Falcons have been nesting at WE Energies facilities around the area. On this day two 5th grade classes from Deerfield Elementary School were invited to watch the new chicks get their ID bands.
The students could see the falcons on a live webcam as the chicks were removed from the nesting box. Video or photos of all of the WE Energies site can be found on their website.
Greg Septon, a Peregrine researcher, looks at the live webcam where the mother falcon has just returned to find her chicks misisng. Greg has just arrived in the classroom with the chicks.
This year there were four eggs and three hatched.
The students watch as Greg attaches the birds identification bands. They are banded so they can be tracked.
The banding does not hurt the birds and allows researchers to track the birds progress and movement.
Two different bands are used: a Federal band and a "project" band.
A blood draw/DNA sample is also taken from each bird.
The last natural Peregrine nest in Wisconsin was seen in 1964. Peregrines in the wild saw a huge decrease in numbers in the 1950's and 1960's as a result of the use of the pesticide DDT.
Greg records all of the information so the birds can be tracked. The mother still paces the nest.
According to WE Energies: During their recovery, about 20 percent of Wisconsin-born peregrine falcons have hatched in nesting boxes on our power plant chimneys.
Often a towel is placed over the bird's head to help keep them calm during the procedures.
These birds were about three weeks old.
Five of the six WE Energies nesting boxes produced babies this year.
The students got to get up-close and personal with the birds as they walked by after the banding.
What would a fifth grader name a falcon? Lightning, Hawkeye and Tony. All three are males.
WISN was given a rare look inside the nest as the birds were returned after the banding. (That is the adult male circling above the stack.) The nesting box is the square you see sticking out in the middle of the picture.
After an elevator ride up to the nesting box, Greg carefully opens the door.
The adult female (mom) falcon is inside waiting for her chicks to be returned (Lake Michigan in the background).
This nesting box is about 300 feet up and they all face southeast.
Lightning, Hawkeye and Tony.
The mom has been at the Oak Creek site for two years and was born in 2009 in Ohio.
The mom kept a close eye on things but never came at Greg (or the camera crew!)
The white "smoke" coming from the stacks is not smoke, it is water vapor.
Greg photographs all of the nests and keep a nesting report for each site. Click here to see his reports.
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""Edgar Ray Killen, the reputed Klansman accused of killing three civil rights workers""
He was in the Klan.
First off, it was 'reputed' he was in the Klan. Secondly, so? If a bunch of ignorant racists want to wear white sheets on their head, that's their business isn't it? As a Southerner, I disagree with everything the Klan stands for, hate how they have tried to twist the history of the South, and despise them for misusing the flags my ancestors fought under.
But it has not been proven that he committed murder and you're already ready to hang him. I know 'conservatives' are apparently doing all they can to rewrite the intent and meaning of the Constitution with some of the bills that are currently in Congress but until then he is still innocent until proven guilty and judged by a group of his peers. Or do we just need to get away from trial by jury and leave it up to the uninformed opinion, based on no facts BTW, of LauraleeBraswell to decide if the man lives or dies? That'll be fair < /sarcasm>
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it's funny because in the original story he murders her and their children
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It's not like it was his fault, though.
It was that whore, Hera!
It was that whore, Hera!
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Hera was the goddess of marriage. She married Zeus and slept with him and only him. She is the exact opposite of a whore. She was, however, a gigantic bitchy cunt.
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Cereplast, Inc. (CERP) Signs Agreement with DMT Plasticolor 0 commentsMar 24, 2011 11:12 AM | about stocks: CERPQ-OLD
Yesterday, Cereplast, Inc. announced that it had signed a distribution agreement with DMT Plasticolor. Under the agreement, Cereplast will supply their bioplastic resin materials Cereplast Compostables Resins and Cereplast Sustainables Resins to the Croatian market. The contract is a sign of demand for bioplastic materials in Europe, as is the fourth such contract that Cereplast has signed in 2011.
Cereplast, designs and manufactures bio-based plastics intended to replace petroleum-based plastics, increasing their sustainability. The materials can be used in the same manufacturing processes that traditional plastics can, such as injection molding and extrusion, while also remaining competitively priced.
These types of plastics, such as Cereplast Compostables, are desirable for single-use plastic application, such as food packaging, where the materials can be composted afterwards. The Cereplast Sustainables line is notable for being durable enough to be used in long-term plastics-based applications, such as automotive parts and consumer electronics.
"We're proud to partner with DMT Plasticolor to help bring bioplastic materials to the Croatian market. This marks Cereplast's fourth distribution agreement in 2011, a clear indication of a soaring market in Europe for bioplastic resin," said Frederic Scheer, Founder, Chairman and CEO of Cereplast, Inc. "There are three main drivers for the surge in demand for bioplastics across Europe. First, consumer attitudes in Europe are favorable toward sustainable products and packaging; secondly, the composting structure in Europe is strong and developed; and, lastly, supportive governmental policies toward protecting and preserving the environment. These combined factors have collectively influenced exponential growth in bioplastic demand in the pan-European marketplace. Cereplast is well-positioned to meet and satisfy this growing demand in Europe."
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In a release from earlier today, rumors surrounding a new BitPay partner have now been confirmed. Newegg is now accepting Bitcoin. Like competitor TigerDirect, Newegg uses American Bitcoin payment processor BitPay to immediately settle Bitcoin payments into fiat, much in the same way that they accept other digital currencies of the more centralized flavor, such as PayPal and VISA. At press time, Newegg has not yet revealed if they are converting 100% of the Bitcoin received into USD, or whether or not they are keeping a percentage in Bitcoin, like Overstock.com does. Unfortunately for Canadians, this Bitcoin functionality is currently only available on Newegg.com. Visit the website and you will find a special banner to celebrate the promotion. Newegg, much to the Bitcoin community's approval, is entering the Bitcoin scene fashionably late with a direct statement that will be seen by all customers:
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Supporters of Newegg's move are invited to tweet their newfound happiness to #neweggbitcoin. Newegg's Bitcoin Accepted announcement includes a link to the classic weusecoins 'What is Bitcoin?' video with its emphasis on Bitcoin mining: Good for sales. Newegg also includes 5 step instructions to make sure new users trying out Bitcoin to save a few percent on their sale do not end up confused by BitPay's system. The reports of customer service bouts from initial Bitcoin acceptance launches have been getting better over time.
Finally Following In TigerDirect's Footsteps
Just from last year, I can remember several distinct conversations where Bitcoin skeptics have admitted that if TigerDirect or Newegg accepted Bitcoin, then they'd be impressed. Of course, such conversations also tend to include the A-word company when it comes to Bitcoin, a company that is still seemingly on the other side of this strait… Obviously, I'm talking about Amazon. In the first month of 2014, TigerDirect followed fellow e-tailer Overstock.com in announcing their acceptance of Bitcoin. The two companies both made headlines when they crossed the $1 million USD mark of merchandise sold for Bitcoin. Prior to accepting Bitcoin, Newegg and TigerDirect had both been selling "Bitcoin mining" GPU, Motherboard, and CPU sets. These sets were notorious for containing the worst brands of graphics cards and having completely blind marketing tactics. Simply put, GPUs have not been used for "Bitcoin mining" for years now. The fact that TigerDirect still proudly stocks Butterfly Labs "equipment" is also a point of contention with the Bitcoin community.
More recently, TigerDirect.ca has also started letting Canadians pay with the money of the internet. TigerDirect's team revealed that the integration was particularly smooth because many TigerDirect employees were already digital currency enthusiasts. At the heart of every company is a group of people that, when shown the benefits of Bitcoin, can be swayed. In fact, every company that accepts Bitcoin is another notch in the community's belt. The fact of the matter is, companies such as Newegg were sure to acquiesce to the demands of the vocal minority of their customers eventually. Accepting Bitcoin is a no-brainer for any business.
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(LOS ANGELES, August 24, 2001) -- More families remain eligible for health insurance and other vital employment benefits thanks to a court ruling in Olympia, Washington, the latest in a long line of decisions across the country supporting domestic partner benefits for government workers, Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund said Friday.
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John Van Hamersveld (born 1941, Baltimore, Maryland, United States) is an American graphic artist and illustrator who designed record jackets for pop and psychedelic bands, since the 1960s.[1] Albums include Hotter Than Hell by Kiss, Magical Mystery Tour by The Beatles, Crown of Creation by Jefferson Airplane and Exile on Main Street by The Rolling Stones.
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Among his most notable album covers are:
- Magical Mystery Tour by The Beatles
- Exile on Main Street by The Rolling Stones[2]
- Volume 3: A Child's Guide to Good and Evil by The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band
- Vincebus Eruptum by Blue Cheer[3]
- Crown of Creation by Jefferson Airplane
- Skeletons in the Closet by The Grateful Dead
- Hotter Than Hell by Kiss
- Eat to the Beat by Blondie
- Retro Hash by Asher Roth
- Get Hurt by The Gaslight Anthem
Movie posters[edit]
Van Hamersveld designed the iconic Endless Summer movie poster using a photograph. He arranged the shoot in January, 1964, after filmmaker Bruce Brown showed him the film's opening scene. He positioned Brown in the foreground with his surfboard on his head and the film's two stars between Brown and the setting sun. He had learned this technique at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena where he took night classes, graduating later that year. He converted the photo into an abstract design by reducing each color to a single tone and giving each image a single, hard edge.[4]
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He designed an official poster and 360-foot-long mural for the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games; illustrations for Esquire, Rolling Stone, Billboard; and branding and logos for Fatburger, Contempo Casuals, and Broadway Deli. He also designed the rear cover collage and inside sleeve of Billy Squier's 1984 album Signs of Life painted two buses for the Fremont st experience for the summer of love 40th anniverserey
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In 1997 he started his own line of products revisiting his work from 1964–1974, which he calls "Post-Future." With the printmaking of a fine art edition of the "Endless Summer" Poster, he moved his design work into his Coolhous studio in Santa Monica and between analog and digital environments has managed to create works such as the posters for the 2005 Cream reunion concert at the Royal Albert Hall. In 2013 John celebrated 50 years in Graphic Design producing a vinyl EP record sleeve for Liverpool-based Blues Rockers Sankofa as well as releasing the book John Van Hamersveld - Coolhaus Studio: 50 years of Graphic Design. He continued that line of work in 2014 with two more artworks for records by Asher Roth 'Retrohash' and the Billboard Top 5 release 'Get Hurt' by The Gaslight Anthem.
- ^ "'Endless Summer' poster guy makes digital waves", by Tom Berg, The Orange County Register, January 14, 2009. Retrieved June 18, 2009.
- ^ "Imaging The Stones: John Van Hamersveld". Rock's Backpages. 11 August 2001. Retrieved 25 July 2016.
- ^ "Preserver of the past". Calgaryherald.com. Retrieved 2014-07-18.
- ^ "Orange County Register : The poster that changed Orange County". Ocregister.com. Retrieved 2014-07-18.
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- John Van Hamersveld Website
- Article --- "John Van Hamersveld" Swindle, Issue #05
- Article --- "John Van Hamersveld" on The Giant: The Definitive Obey Giant Site
- Press Release for recent show at Shepard Fairey's Gallery
- AnaheimOC.org Surfing Podcast
- the Rock And Roll Report "Making of the Cover for Exile on Main Street"
- Rolling Stones Exile On Main Street Blues (Photots and Images by John Van Hamersveld) on YouTube
- Hippie Nation on The VivaVision at Fremont Street Experience on YouTube


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Recap: Syracuse
Once a scourge on the fast break themselves, the Marquette Golden Eagles are now finding themselves struggling mightily to slow down opponents in that area.
It's yet another area in which Dominic James' absence is affecting MU, which has now lost four straight games for the first time in more than five years.
The Golden Eagles allowed Syracuse to score 22 fast-break points in the Orange's 86-79 overtime victory at the Bradley Center on Satuday -- the most an opponent has scored in that manner all season.
"We miss 'Nic offensively. Most people who study it realize that," said coach Buzz Williams. "But if you really study it, we miss him defensively more than we miss him offensively. And with that being said, the last three games we've given up more transition points (42) than we had in the previous 10 games.
"We've got to stop points in transition. We miss his presence defensively, particularly when it's a dead-ball or full-court situation because he applies so much pressure. Instead of them initiating offense with their heels on the three-point line, whoever Nic's guarding is ready to get rid of it before he crosses half court.
"So our team has changed more defensively than it has offensively. So the things we need to work on are getting back in transition, stopping the ball. We have to shorten the game from a defensive perspective because we can't afford, with the margin we have, to give teams...
"UConn, at Louisville, at Pitt...33% of the 245 points that were scored were in transition. Can't do that. Can't do that. Can't do that."
Added Wesley Matthews: "That just hurts. There was a stretch in the first half where we were scoring, getting stops in the half-court, but we were trading buckets every time because they were just running it back down at us."
-- Maurice Acker's turnover with MU up, 70-69, came on the heels of a turnover the Golden Eagles forced on the other end, when they got the Orange's Rick Jackson on a five-second violation.
Acker's pass was a bad one, but give some credit to Jonny Flynn for reading it all the way, laying back enough to entice Acker into throwing it, and then making the move to grab it and go the other way for the layup and the foul.
"Good read by Flynn." Williams said. "You have to shorten the distance of the pass against zones, and when they're so high on the floor, they're playing the next pass. They anticipated it well."
-- The Golden Eagles got themselves back into the game in the second half by ratcheting up the defense. Part of the equation was using some full-court pressure, that helped force the Orange into a series of turnovers.
That pressure came back to bite them a bit late in the game, after Jerel McNeal's three gave MU a 73-72 lead with 17.9 seconds left. Syracuse was able to throw over the top of the press on the ensuing possession, and Jackson wound up knocking down 1 of 2 free throws on the other end.
That one free throw wound up sending the game into OT.
"We were telling our guys to make sure they catch it in front," said Williams. "Flynn goes long (passes it to Jackson) and they score."
-- A classy way to send out Dominic James, giving him the opportunity to be announced as a starter one last time on Al McGuire Court.
It was a move that was held close to the vest up to game time, and one suggested to Williams by media relations director Scott Kuykendall.
"The best way we could honor 'Nic one more time without it being a violation or without it being disrespectful to the game," Williams said. "Scott let everybody know. Coach Boeheim knew, the three officials knew, the coordinator of officials knew, the scorer's table knew, I guess he called the NCAA, the Big East, let them know."
James, by the way, has been cleared for travel and will make the trip to New York with the Golden Eagles for the Big East Tournament. The team leaves early Monday afternoon.
-- Giving up 63.0% and 56.3% shooting to their last two opponents, the Golden Eagles have been able to keep themselves in both games with terrific performances on the offensive glass.
MU had 13 offensive boards leading to 18 points at Pittsburgh, the No. 1 offensive-rebounding team itself in the nation, then followed up with an incredible 23 leading to 33 second-chance points against Syracuse.
Jimmy Butler had an amazing 10 by himself en route to a career-high 14.
"For us to get 23 offensive rebounds says a lot about the hearts of our guys," Williams said. "Twenty-three offensive rebounds -- that's not based on our length and our athleticism. That's based on our heart. You can't quantify that."
Matthews agreed.
"We've got a lot of heart," he said. "Jimmy played the best game of his career at the perfect time. It was who wanted it more? We needed every possession, every rebound, and it was just a matter of going and getting it.
"At this level, in this conference, there's no technique to it. It's just going up and doing it."
Butler's 38 minutes were 10 more than his previous high, which he established against Western Carolina.
"I can't say fatigue was a big factor," he said. "I was tired at times, but whenever we'd go on a little run, the momentum would start shifting and fatigue wasn't a factor anymore. Playing a lot of minutes did surprise me but Coach was like, 'You're playing well, so I'm going to keep you out there.'
"I hope to keep doing that."
-- Coming in shooting just 31.1% from the free-throw line, Arinze Onuaku was a perfect candidate for the 'Hack a Shaq' treatment.
In fact, MU tried a couple times -- hard -- to foul him when he was on the court late in the game, but couldn't draw the whistle.
"We were trying," said Williams, who was tight-lipped about the officiating. "Jimmy got the message. He ran him all the way out of bounds. I guess they didn't (blow the whistle). They were both standing out of bounds."
Onuaku finished 0 for 4 from the line overall.
-- With his 25 points, McNeal has now scored 20 or more points in 20 of 31 games on the season.
By comparison, Dwyane Wade had 21 in 33 games -- including six in the post-season -- in his junior season at MU.
McNeal also moved past Dean Meminger into second place on MU's senior-season scoring list, with 623. He needs 67 more to break Tony Smith's record of 689.
-- Williams remains encouraged by how hard the Golden Eagles are playing.
"We're trying. I can't fault our guys' effort," he said. "There's just no margin. Jimmy has definitely stepped Mo has definitely stepped up. Cooby, he could have played a minute or two more. I wanted to play Chris (Otule) because I thought that he matched up -- when they were playing those two big guys all the time -- just from a size perspective just to bang around a little bit.
"But I think all of our guys, including our staff, have been accountable. It hasn't bounced our way the last four games. And so we can quit, or we can keep working and try to figure out how to handle it and give ourselves a chance for success."
-- MU now will face the winner of Georgetown-St. John's at 1 p.m. Wednesday.
Neither is an ideal scenario: the Hoyas are 0-2 against MU, of course, and bring all kinds of length and athleticism to the table. The Red Storm, meanwhile, will be playing on their home court.
"We're lucky to have a bye, to get that extra rest, to get that extra preparation on what we need to do, to get back together as a team," Matthews said. "We've had good games against both teams. It's going to be tough whoever we play, either way.
"Georgetown, they're going to play with an edge. St. John's, they're going to be at home. It's March."
-- Syracuse remains the only team MU has not defeated since joining the Big East in 2005-'06. The Golden Eagles are 0-3 now against the Orange over that span...MU is 0-3 in overtime games the past two seasons. It hasn't won one since Jan. 21, 2007 at No. 6 Pittsburgh...Matthews registered his first ever double-double with 14 points and 12 rebounds...Syracuse scored 48 points in the paint, most by an MU opponent all season.
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- Marquette releases full non-conference schedule for 2016-'17
- Marquette to play Michigan in 2K Classic
- Marquette to host Rockhurst for exhibition game November 7
- Markus Howard, Team USA win U17 world championship
- Golden Eagles Alumni seeded sixth in TBT's Midwest region
- Marquette to host Fresno State in December
- Luke Fischer cleared to play following left elbow injury
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