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Yey! I like it
I went there on a vacation this year and loved it. The place is great. I love the workmaship on the building and the waterpark! I mean, this place is gfreat. GO THERE NEXT TIME YOU'RE IN WISCONSIN DELLS! A+++++!
Nice pool area, but a terrible hotel stay.
We have stayed at the Camelot twice during the past year (only because we had vouchers for free stays). Both times were during their off-season. While the "waterpark" area is small but nice for little kids, the hotel area leaves much to be desired! First, the Camelot turns off the heat in the rooms during offseason, so it takes a couple of hours to get the room temperature tolerable after check-in. Second, the noise from the slamming doors and hallway is HORRIBLE!!! The doors to the rooms literally SLAM when closing, and you always hear footsteps echoing in the hallways when someone walks by (due to the wood framing of the building). We have never gotten a good night of sleep at Camelot. The worst problem was when we wanted to complain to the hotel staff at 2am, because of the terrible ruckus from drunks staying in the room next door. This hotel is UNSTAFFED during the night!!!! They chain the doors leading to the lobby, and put up a sign that says the lobby is closed until 7am. There is an OFFSITE phone number that you can call in case of an emergency. To leave a hotel lobby unstaffed anywhere is inexcusable, but at a resort like the Camelot it is unthinkable. We won't be back even for free.
Excellent place for your family
My husband and I took our 7 and 3 year old on a November trip to the Camelot we had a wonderful time. The indoor pool was clean and a lot of fun for both or children and us. My husband I went the slide as much as the kids. We had the pool to ourselves most of the time which was nice its hard to watch kids in the big waterparks, this was perfect for a relaxing trip. The room was the cleanest hotel I have stayed in and the price was a steal at 45 dollars a nite. The refrigerator was a nice touch we used it a lot. The game room also was clean and a lot of fun and next to the pool was a jungle gym for the kids to have fun on.
Breakfast was not provided but there are a million resteraunts to choose from. One more thing the Camelot is only a minute from the Desert Star movie theatre which was more than you can imagine. My family and I will definetly stay at the Camelot again.
Great Place, Great Price
The Camelot is such a great place that I'm not sure that we would ever stay anywhere else. Our kids (7 and 4) just love it. And the price is always great. When we went last summer (2002), our kids talked about afterwards for nearly a year, then we went back this summer and they loved it even more. And now I see that the year end rates are really low, so we're planning a November trip as well. It's less than 3 hours from us and well worth the drive. The rooms have a fridge and a microwave, so we bring our own food and just go out once a day, which is really nice when you're in the pools all day.
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I stayed at the Camelot for a week in July, 2003 and the hotel was
absolutely wonderful. I loved the indoor pool with slide. Just a hint,
don't go down it backwards. The temperature was perfect. The room was
just great, with a wonderful view (cornfields with wonderful sky). The
staff seemed to be pretty friendly, I never really saw them, just to
check in and out. The cleaning staff was very nice. I would give the
Camelot 5 stars !!!!
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My husband and I and our two year-old daughter had a fabulous time at the Camelot Inn. Our Kingsize bed was the perfect size for the three of us (she won't sleep in her travel bed!). The room was spacious enough with the bed, a table and chairs, TV, dresser (armoir type), microwave, and refridgerator and full bathroom, hairdryer etc. The facilities were spotless and the staff wonderful. The indoor/outdoor water park was excellent for our little family. The Camelot is perfect for kids 10 and under. The indoor kiddie pool featured a castle and the outdoor one featured a dragon sprouting water. We preferred the indoor pool with it's larger slide. We held our daughter infront of us and down the slide she came squealing indelight. We really can't wait to go again.
The hotel does not provide continental breakfast, but a very cool "Denny's" is across the street serving up excellent breakfasts.
We would definitely stay at the Camelot Inn & Suites in the Wisconsin Dells again!
Great for the little ones
This is a wonderful place to stay for families with younger children.
Our 4 year old loved the castle like theme and the indoor water park was just the right size for our family. The staff was very helpful and friendly. The rooms were clean and very up to date with the times. We loved our vacation and are planning to go back very soon.
Our family enjoyed our stay at the Camelot SOOO... much,we have been back 3XS. It was much more relaxing than the hussle and bussle of the so called big water parks. We were able to keep an eye on our little ones in the zero depth pool, while our oldest played on the big slide, while relaxing in lounge chairs with view of all our children. We actually did try big water park and even the kids were overwhelmed with the "BIG" crowds. I GUESS THE SAYING "LESS IS MORE" IS VERY FITTING AT THE CAMELOT. WE LOVED IT AND LOOK FORWARD TO COMING BACK.
We stayed in a regular double bed room and for the price we paid it was not worth it. For as new as a hotel as this is our room was not that clean. The continental breakfast literally consisted of one cake doughnut and juice. The only great thing about this place was the pools- my kids loved them. I would'nt stay here again.
Camelot is VERY neat!
Camelot is great for kids and the rooms are nice for adults and a very eye appealing plase. Looks like a castle was great the kids thought they were on an awesome trip when we were there!!!!
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May 19, 2012, 12:49 AM
Going to be at U of M for a couple months this summer. Any good gun stores or ranges that one can get to?
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May 19, 2012, 01:22 AM
That's what I found out before I went to U of M for a few months last summer. I didn't really find much in the area. It seems the general consensus was that you'd have to drive out of the area.
May 19, 2012, 02:06 AM
That area is one of the most anti-gun areas in the state. I can't stand UofM or the associated area and the reasons reach far beyond guns!
May 19, 2012, 02:15 AM
The firing line is in Canton, I think. Not too far. There's another range or two in Westland, which also isn't that far.
May 19, 2012, 02:16 AM
What is the pricing and/or restrictions on these ranges? I will be down that way around August so this makes for a good time to research.
May 19, 2012, 02:40 AM
I'm not really sure, I haven't been to the firing line in over a year. I went to college in Canton, and we'd occasionally go shooting after class. It might have been $20/hr or somewhere in that range.
May 19, 2012, 03:05 AM
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I figured I'd register to help you out.
The Firing Line in Westland/Canton off of Ford/Hix charges $15 an hour for a lane, $10/hr for a handgun rental, and $20/hr for a Carbine rental. There is ammunition for sale on site, and they will require you to purchase from them if you intend to shoot wolf, or a rental. The backstop is not rated for centerfire rifles, so it's pistols, pistol caliber carbines, and rimfire rifles only. A firing rate of 1 round per second is enforced, and you may not draw from your holster. The staff is also rude and condescending, and won't hesitate to talk **** about your choice in firearms.
PS: Despite there being two rooms w/ several lanes each seperated by a dividing wall, all lanes are assigned and they will not let you use the empty room of lanes, even if you intend to instruct a new shooter. This can be a real pain in the ass when the instructee can't hear you.
Then, there's the Tri county gun club.
Non-members can shoot for $15, but must have a member accompany them to whatever range you intend to shoot at. .50BMGs are not allowed. Yearly membership costs $125, and requires 10 hours of community service - the club is run by volunteers, and there is only one "employee", whom only exists for legal purposes. You have to be vouched for by 2 club members, but that's strictly a formality from the club charter that happens when they read you in to the club. There aren't a whole lot of rules, but safety is #1 as it should be. I haven't paid my dues yet, but I will be eventually.
There is no ammo on site, but they're right by a semi-remote walmart.
May 19, 2012, 11:10 AM
The closest indoor range is in Dexter. About 15 minutes west on I-94.
May 19, 2012, 11:22 AM
Welcome to the forums Wookie! I appreciate your information. The Firing Line sounds like the worst range ever! You certainly won't see me in there if they are half as bad as you have said they are. I will check into that club though.
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Considering Waters' long and sordid history of Israel bashing, it would probably strike him as extremely ironic that this album cover hangs in the childhood room of an IDF Golani commander. It has certainly struck me as such, and recently with Waters' tirades going increasingly beyond the pale, it has become difficult for me to fathom. So I contacted my son, Max, and sent him an article detailing some of Waters' recent statements from an interview in Counterpunch Magazine comparing Israel to Nazi Germany, accusing it of "ethnic cleansing," and labeling it a "systematic racist apartheid Israeli regime." When asked why some of his colleagues have defied his call for the cultural boycott of Israel, Waters responded, "The Jewish lobby is extraordinarily powerful here, and particularly in the industry that I work in." I titled my email to Max, "Time to take The Wall off the wall."
Now let me clarify something. My parenting style — for better or worse — has generally been of a consultative nature. While this record cover hangs in my house, it is in Max's room, he is 20 years old and, as noted, he is an Israeli soldier. Thus, my inclination was to leave the decision mostly to him, though I also wanted to hear from my daughter, Jessica, a junior at SAR High School, and my wife, Debbie, both of whom usually view things more progressively than I.
I explained to them that this was beyond the "art versus politics" debate, beyond whether one supports Palestinian rights and statehood, even beyond advocating boycotts of Israel. It might have been different had Waters used the term "pro-Israel lobby," allowing for the fact that there are influential Jews who agree with his politics, and influential gentiles who don't. But by invoking the old, bigoted stereotype of the powerful Jew, Waters has shown his true colors.
In the end, surprisingly, there was unanimous consent — a rarity in these parts — without me having to push at all. Not so surprising was that Max, though agreeable, was the least enthusiastic. I think there are two reasons for this. First, the album cover has great sentimental value to him as a gift from a treasured friend. Second, as he put it, "Abba, who cares what he thinks? A lot of people hate us."
This is not new. He believes I read "too much" and have a propensity to overreact. I think the difference between us is that he's actually doing something, while all I do is read and get angry. I explained this to him, and it seemed to resonate.
So Roger Waters is officially off the wall, but not completely gone. Unable to bring myself to destroy him or throw him out, I put him in one of Max's drawers, praying for the day when he and others of his ilk will see the light. May that day come, bimheirah b'yameinu, speedily in our time.
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I have very little doubt now that Roger Waters is an anti-semite. I would point out that I don't think it's an obligation of all people to love all human beings of all races and creeds. But I do think it is unacceptable to single out a single people and country and try to damage them due to an obvious grudge.
Of course Israel is not beyond reproach, indeed many Israelis are critical of their own government's policy, but Roger Water's silence on the brutalities in many other countries speaks volumes. Some of his actions and comments outside the Middle Eastern issue (Nazis. Pigs, Stars of David, paranoid diatribes on Jewish Media Thought Control) have been atrocious.
I was a big Floyd fan and first saw Waters play in 1984; I feel this episode has somehow ruined the transcendent quality of the music for me.
Roger Waters is a cowardly anti-semite. He hides behind the "more politically correct" veil of being an outspoken critic of Israel. However, his veil is thin, and his true feelings are readily apparent...as he unsurprisingly let slip.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- With 23 minutes between halves while the Sacramento Kings retired Chris Webber's jersey, Deron Williams and the Utah Jazz had plenty of time for resting, stretching and plotting a second-half surge.
When the Kings surged back, Williams took charge in the final minute for a remarkable victory.
Williams scored 34 points on a badly bruised thigh and hit the go-ahead layup with 20.2 seconds to play, leading the Jazz to a 111-107 victory over the Kings on Friday night.
Williams' poise -- and a couple of beneficial calls, he acknowledged -- in the closing seconds helped the Jazz ruin the Kings' upset attempt in front of Sacramento's first sellout crowd of its dismal season. While the Kings slipped out of the locker room to watch the halftime ceremony, the Jazz were at work with coach Jerry Sloan.
"I just sat back here, right on this chair, and got my legs ready to go," Williams said from his postgame perch in front of his locker. "Our energy picked up in the second half. Right now, I've got to step up for my team like that. I felt like I let them down a little bit when I came back, and now I've got to be more aggressive and more assertive."
Mehmet Okur added 28 points and 11 rebounds for Utah, which won its third straight after erasing a 10-point halftime deficit.
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"I was happy to be here for it," said Jackson, who played 4½ seasons with Webber. "He's a friend of mine. He's done a lot for this organization and team. He's very deserving."
Sacramento had its eighth consecutive winning season shortly after Webber left town in a trade in 2005, but the Kings have dropped to a spot among the league's worst teams. Kings owner Gavin Maloof acknowledged as much during the halftime ceremony when he asked Webber to represent the club at the next draft lottery -- with 31 games still left in this season.
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UPS made an error and delivered a package worth more than $500 - a leather jacket and vest - to a man in your city. The package should have gone to my son in Washington state.
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By Lt. Col. William H. McDonald, Battle Command Training ProgramDecember 8, 2010
FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kan. - Napoleon's famous maxim that "an army travels on its stomach" is an observation of the most basic need of a military force made when logistics involved horse-drawn wagons and barrels of gunpowder. In today's Army, equipped with sophisticated, high-tech, extremely mobile warfighting systems, it certainly makes a difference to have an acquisition officer like Lt. Col. Tonie D. Jackson around to ensure that Soldiers have the material they need to fight with the greatest lethality, survivability and sustainability regardless of where the battle or mission may take them.
Jackson, who is the newly assigned Chief of Operational Contracting Support - Operations Group COE within the Battle Command Training Program (BCTP) at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, was one of three officers recently nominated for the 2010 Secretary of the Army's "Army Acquisition Director, Project Manager and Product Manager of the Year Award." He was selected from a field of hundreds of acquisition professionals competing for the honor.
The U.S. Army's Acquisition Corps' annual award program is designed to recognize the uniformed and civilian professionals who work tirelessly behind the scenes to provide combatant commanders and their Soldiers with the weapons and equipment they need to execute decisive, full-spectrum operations in support of whatever mission they are committed to.
In a recent awards ceremony in Alexandria, Va., Jackson was recognized as a runner-up for the award. Commenting afterward, he took the nomination and attention in stride. "My goals in life are simple: Continue to attempt to improve personally and professionally every day; and when you wake up tomorrow, try again," he said.
Jackson also attributes his success and achievements to having the right attitude.
"Attitude is everything," he said. "I have never seen another individual trying to emulate someone with a bad attitude. It does absolutely nothing for you."
Col. Mark E. McKnight, BCTP Commander, said Jackson's "can-do attitude" that makes him a valuable asset to his command and his ability to train our senior leaders in the complexities of contract support during deployments around the world.
McKnight pointed out that Jackson's nomination for the prestigious acquisition award is a perfect example of the outstanding caliber of BCTP officers and NCOs.
"The quality of our officers and NCO's is simply amazing," he said. "Many of them have been on multiple combat tours plus they have held command and leadership positions throughout the Army. Collectively they bring an experience level to BCTP that rivals any military training center in the world."
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Our puppets are cheeky and lots of fun - but they carry an important message. Having the puppets visit your school could help your peers understand cancer and most importantly, how to be a good friend. The puppet show is jam-packed with fun, laughter and positivity. Our puppets, Kylie, Dean and Melissa would love to meet you and your friends!
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Over half the exhibitors at this year's Printed Matter NY Art Book Fair are based in the United States, but international exhibitors, as always, have a strong presence, arriving from all corners of the world.Continue Reading →
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Now in its sixth year, the New York Art Book Fair, which takes place at MoMA's hipper sister in Queens, PS1, from September 30 to October 2, features more than 200 exhibitors from Ireland to South Korea. Presented by Printed Matter, the fair is the world's premier event for artists' books, contemporary art catalogues and monographs, art periodicals and artist 'zines. Exhibitors include international presses, booksellers, antiquarian dealers, artists and independent publishers from around the world. As a person susceptible to panic attacks, it is sensory overload city.Continue Reading →
Despite the 2010 New York Art Book Fair getting quite a fair amount of press attention, photographer and fair participant Alec Soth feels that it wasn't exactly the right kind. His criticism lies not with the fair itself nor with its PR, rather, his opinion that critics don't often go out of their way to review art books in detail. A post on his nascent publishing outfit, Little Brown Mushroom's, blog has the details.Continue Reading →
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Show Us Your Mouse Ears: Disney Social Media Moms EditionDisney Sisters
Happy May 1st everyone!!! Do you have your mouse ears on? We're just days away from one of Disney's biggest Social Media Events of the year. The 2013 Disney Social Media Moms Celebration takes place Mother's Day weekend and we can't think of a better place to be! We are honored to be attending and as always look forward to sharing our many magical adventures with you. Flashback to the 2012 Disney Social Media Moms Celebration.
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Disney Social Media Moms Celebration, is an invitation only conference for social media minded moms and dads. This professional conference takes place each spring at the Walt Disney World Resort near Orlando, Florida.
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Hi! My name is Leonie Morgan and I am a crochet pattern designer. I am the author of three crochet books published by Macmillan in the US and Search Press in the UK. I'm a crochet addict with a large yarn stash and more crochet blankets than Ill ever need!
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I live in beautiful, green Wales where there are approximately 3 sheep for every person! That's a lot of wool :) There's a long tradition of woollen textiles and woollen mills in Wales that was at its height in the 19th century and still survives today. The name of the village I live in means 'valley of the little mill'. I love the historical link to wool that's right on my doorstep!
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Judge allows former town manager's appealSeptember 18,2013The Associated Press
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