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U.S. Statement on Trade in Services Agreement (TiSA) Ministers Meeting in Davos
Launched in 2013, twenty-three parties are negotiating TISA, an agreement that will encompass state-of-the-art rules to promote fair and open trade across the full spectrum of service sectors – from telecommunications and technology to distribution and delivery services.Read more
U.S. and WTO Partners Announce Final Agreement on Landmark Expansion of Information Technology Agreement (ITA)
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The expansion of the Information Technology Agreement (ITA), the first major tariff-eliminating deal at the WTO in 18 years, demonstrates the economic promise of this approach – and why the Obama Administration is pursuing the most ambitious trade agenda in American history.Read more
Statement by the United States at the October 28, 2015, DSB Meeting
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Remarks by USTR Michael Froman at the Opening Ceremony of the 2015 AGOA Forum
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USTR Michael Froman: Twenty years in and bogged down, what's the way forward for the WTO?
Having marked its 20th anniversary earlier this month, the World Trade Organization must move quickly from celebrating to soul-searching when some of its members convene in Switzerland this week.Read more
USTR Michael Froman Welcomes the Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA) Between the U.S. and India
"On the basis of this breakthrough with India, we now look forward to working with all WTO Members and with Director-General Roberto Azevedo to reach a consensus that enables full implementation of all elements of the landmark Bali Package, including the Trade Facilitation Agreement."Read more
FACT SHEET: U.S.-India Agreement on Trade Facilitation
In recent days, U.S. and Indian negotiators consulted intensively to find ways forward on issues of importance to both countries and to the broader WTO membership.Read more
Burma Getting Big Solar Power Plants with Help from U.S.
The project will increase Burma's capacity to provide stable energy to its people and attract investment that will help the country grow its economy, according to a press release from the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR).Read more


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Finalists Named in College Presidential Search
After months of hard work, the Presidential Search Committee has announced the names of the finalists for the position of President of Saint Anselm College.... Read More
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Love it, hate it, good story, bad story... the media are going to keep reporting on ME/CFS no matter what. But isn't it time that we saw that coverage as an opportunity?
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Guadalcanal Diaryby Richard Tregaskis
The battle for Guadalcanal and the Solomon Islands, an important turning point of the war in the Pacific, is now recognized as one of the most vital campaigns in all our history. Richard Tregaskis, a war correspondent for International News Service during World War II, was with the marines when they landed on the Japanese-held island of Guadalcanal in the summer of 1942. <P> For seven crucial weeks he ate, slept, and sweated with our front-line units. He also kept a diary, in which he described the island's occupation by our forces and their magnificent defense of that seven-mile strip against innumerable attacks by superior air, land and sea forces. This remarkable diary was originally published in 1943, and has since become a classic of World War II reporting. <P> For this shorter, Landmark edition Mr. Tregaskis has written several new chapters to tell how the battle for Guadalcanal fitted into the history of the war in the Pacific. Thus the reader will gain an understanding of why the battle for Guadalcanal ranks in importance with Valley Forge and Gettysburg.
John F. Kennedy and PT-109by Richard Tregaskis
The author describes the life of John F. Kennedy and his PT-109, focusing on the wreck of his ship and how the crew members were saved.
Vietnam Diaryby Richard Tregaskis
"The first definitive eyewitness account of the combat in Vietnam, this unforgettable, vividly illustrated report records the story of the 14,000 Americans fighting in a new kind of war. Written by one of the most knowledgeable and experienced of America's war correspondents, Vietnam Diary shows how we developed new techniques for resisting wily guerrilla forces.Roaming the whole of war-torn Vietnam, Tregaskis takes his readers on the tense U.S. missions--with the Marine helicopters and the Army HU1B's (Hueys); with the ground pounders on the embattled Delta area, the fiercest battlefield of Vietnam; then to the Special Forces, men chosen for the job of training Montagnard troops to resist Communists in the high jungles.Mr. Tregaskis tells the stirring human story of American fighting men deeply committed to their jobs--the Captain who says: "You have to feel that it's a personal problem--that if they go under, we go under;" the wounded American advisor who deserted the hospital to rejoin his unit; the father of five killed on his first mission the day before Christmas; the advisor who wouldn't take leave because he loved his wife and feared he would go astray in Saigon. And the dramatic battle reports cover the massive efforts of the Vietnamese troops to whom the Americans are leaders and advisors.An authority on the wars against communism is Asia, Tregaskis has reported extensively on the Chinese Civil War, Korea, the Guerrilla wars in Indochina, Malaya, and Indonesia. He was the winner of the George Polk Award in 1964 for reporting under hazardous conditions.-Print ed.
X-15 Diary: The Story of America's First Space Shipby Richard Tregaskis
On August 4, 1960, the X-15 hypersonic manned rocket ship flashed high over Edwards Air Force Base, California, to a new all-time speed record of 2,196 miles an hour. A few days later, the sleek, stub-winged ship soared out of the earth's atmosphere into space to reach the world's record altitude of 136,500 feet. Now, for the first time, Richard Tregaskis, author of Guadalcanal Diary and Invasion Diary, tells the full, engrossing story that lies behind these flights. X-15 Diary marks one of America's greatest chapters in the exploration of space. In order to observe and record the development and flights of this first space ship to be sent to the edges of the infinite realm that we shall be exploring for hundreds of years to come, Richard Tregaskis since February, 1959, has virtually lived with the X-15 project. Here is his engrossing day-by-day story of the dedicated men and women involved in this dramatic enterprise sponsored by the U.S. Air Force and National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Here are the courageous test pilots such as Scott Crossfield of North American Aviation, who has survived explosions in the X-15 and has skillfully brought the rocket craft through other emergencies; Joe Walker of NASA, who attained the all-time world's speed record in the ship; Captain Bob White, U.S.-A.F., who piloted the X-15 to the highest altitude ever reached by man. Here are the brilliant engineers such as Harrison Storms and test conductor Q. C. Harvey of North American Aviation; scientists, technicians, and many others. Here too is the inside story of the baffling problems that have arisen to cause delays and setbacks; the ingenuity and endless hard work through which those obstacles have been overcome; the frightening dangers and uncertainties faced by the test pilots; and the suspense and tension of the record-breaking test flights themselves. Through the pages of the diary there also unfolds the story of earlier work by pioneers in rocketry in many countries-- the pyramid of experimentation of which the rocket ship X-15 is the apex. With its numerous illustrations, its complete and thoroughly up-to-date text, X-15 Diary is both a vivid and significant chronicle of one of America's proudest achievements and a fitting sequel to Mr. Tregaskis's distinguished war diaries.
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Blogs Cliopatria Who Were the Ninjas?Aug 13, 2004 2:11 pm
Who Were the Ninjas?
Don Fernandez, in the AJC (Aug. 8, 2004):
... The term "ninja" is a 20th-century concoction. Those now referred to as ninja were the modern equivalent of a sniper, spy or assassin. Some of the names used to describe them in ancient Japan were suppa, rappa and shinobi.
Many were lowly peasants. Others were very high-ranked samurai.
"The best way to think of ninja is as an activity instead of a status per se," said Karl Friday, professor of Japanese history at the University of Georgia.
In the late 17th century, those who practiced these skills often would showcase their talents in performances that would be the equivalent of U.S. Wild West shows.
Because there were no large-scale conflicts in Japan from the mid-1600s through the 1840s, the country was filled with martial arts masters who could demonstrate their skills in the absence of war, said Mark Ravina, director of East Asian studies at Emory University.
"For the last two centuries of the samurai, they were doing the equivalent of jousting," said Ravina, author of "The Last Samurai: The Life and Battles of Saigo Takamori." "Ninja are part of that."
And the abilities and sleight of hand were essentially tricks of the trade that no one wanted to leak.
"You had to keep it secret or you couldn't get students," Ravina said.
Thus the legends began, mostly outside Japan, where 80 percent of the interest occurs, Friday said.
"It's like Japanese coming over here and saying I want to be a cowboy or Indian brave," he said.
Friday, author of the book "Samurai, Warfare and the State in Early Medieval Japan," said part of the reason so little is known about ninjas is because they are considered a bit of a joke for any serious historian to pursue.
Yet even academics with astute insight and knowledge of Japan's past can see the westernized appeal.
"The one guy who has superpowers and can do all these things. It's the romance of sneaking around in the night," Friday said. "A big part of the modern legend is that these are the underdogs. They're peasants. Get the man, fight the power."...
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North Dakota Things to Do
We Can Feed the Animals?
I took my kids to the Minot Roosevelt Park Zoo to see the animals. They loved it. There were little stands where you could put your money in and get a handful of food and feed the animals. There was another place where you could buy a bag of bread and feed the ducks. I loved watching all the kids running after the ducks trying to feed them the...more
Medora, North Dakota
Medora is one of my favorite places in all of North Dakota. I really enjoyed my visit here! Medora is right by the entrance to the South Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park (the best of the three units), had the very interesting des Mores State Historic Site in town, the Medora Musical and lots of nice scenery. If you cannot find anything to...more
Watford City, North Dakota
Watford City is a town of just over 1700 located in Western North Dakota not too far from the Montana border. Watford City was founded in 1914 and is the county seat for McKenzie County; but I did not seek out the courthouse as I was rushing to get to Theodore Roosevelt National Park. I really want to explore this town further. It did have a nice...more
Portland, North Dakota
Portland is a small town with about 600 residents located in East Central North Dakota. The town was founded in 1882 and has a small but nice historic district with a few buildings of historic and/or architectural interest. Portland also has a nice Veterans Memorial.more
Lisbon, North Dakota
Lisbon is the county seat of Ransom County and has a population of slightly over 2000. Lisbon and Ransom County are in the southeast corner of the state. Lisbon was founded in 1880 by Joesph L. Colton, who named the new city after Lisbon, New York, his wife's hometown. Lisbon has a nice little historic district that has several buildings of...more
Larimore, North Dakota
Larimore is a small town with about 1300 residents and falling. It is located in East Central North Dakota just down US Highway 2 from Grand Forks. The most interesting thing in town to me was the Larimore Museum, which houses displays on music, the military in the area, along with rooms redone in a nostalgic/historic manner. On the museum grounds...more
Killdeer, North Dakota
Killdeer is a fairly small town of about 750 located in West Central North Dakota. The town was established in 1914 at the end of a branch of the North Pacific Rail Line. The town catered to area ranchers and has a nice historic district with a few buildings of historic and/or architectural interest. I especially liked the wooden building housing...more
Kathryn, North Dakota
Kathryn is a very small town on the prairie that was settled in the 1870s but did not really prosper until the railroad came through in 1900 and the town installed a grain elevator. Population as of 2010 was only 52. I heard a neat story from one of the locals. Something you would not otherwise ever know. The gap between the two buildings you see...more
Hatton, North Dakota
Hatton is a fairly small town of 777 residents located in extreme eastern North Dakota. Hatton was founded in 1884. The Hatton Carl Ben Eielson Museum is located in the childhood home of Polar Aviator Carl Ben Eielson. The museum is dedicated to Eieleson and his plane the "Alaskan" which is on display every Sunday afternoon from Memorial Day to...more
Fort Ransom, North Dakota
Fort Ranson is a tiny town with under 100 residents but an interesting history. There are lots of historical sites, to include Fort Ransom State Park, Fort Ransom State Historic Site, T. J. Walker State Historic Site, and Standing Rock State Historic Site, in and around the town. Definitely worth a stop. See separate tips for these sites.more
Forman, North Dakota
Forman is a nice small town, founded in 1883, with just over 500 residents located in Southeast North Dakota near the border with South Dakota. Forman is the county seat of Sargent County. The courthouse was designed by a Minnesota-based architectural firm, Buechner & Orth and was completed 1910. This is a very nice courthouse. The town is located...more
Fort Ransom State Park
Several of the state historic sites in North Dakota are nothing more than that, a location with a sign and maybe a few gravestones. This, however is a state PARK. There is a lot more to do here. Start your tour at the Visitors Center which is located in the Bjone House the historic home of Nels Olson. The home was built in 1879. In addition the...more
Dickinson, North Dakota
Dickinson is a nice sized town of over 17,700 located on Interstate 94 in Southwest North Dakota near the borders with South Dakota and Montana. It is the county seat of Stark County, and was named for Wells Stoughton Dickinson a land agent and politician from Malone, NY. Dickinson is home to a world renowned museum complex which includes an art...more
Casselton, North Dakota
Casselton is a nice town of almost 2300 residents. It is located in southeast North Dakota, just off Interstate 94 and just west of Fargo. Casselton was named for a railroad executive, George Cass, who established a railroad stop here and spurred the founding of the town. Casselton has some friendly residents and boasts a nice historic district...more
Bowman, North Dakota
Bowman is an interesting town of about 1700, founded in 1907. It is located in the Southwest corner of the state, near the borders with South Dakota and Montana. Bowman is the county seat of Bowman County. Bowman has an excellent museum, the Pioneer Trails Regional Museum, and a nice historic district with several buildings of historical and/or...more
Turtle River State Park
Near Grand Forks in the Northeastern corner of the state is a pretty little park called Turtle River State Park. The 784 acre park was built in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps and offers a variety of activities including: Camping, fishing, hiking, picnic sites, wildlife watching, and a playground for the kids. A nice place to escape...more
Fort Ransom State Historic Site
Fort Ransom was built on 18 June 1867 to protect railroad workers building the railroad line between Fargo and Bismarck and to protect area settlers. The fort was one of a series of forts into the newly opening west, and had substantial log buildings that housed 200 enlisted men and 7 officers. The fort was named after General Thomas E. G. Ransom...more
Elkhorn Ranch Unit
I thought about driving out to the Elkhorn Ranch Site until I talked to one of the rangers. He said there is really not much to see there; just a few remains of the foundation. The road out there is also long and very rough. The road conditions were even worse than normal because they had a lot of rain recently. The Elkhorn Ranch is only for those...more
Theodore Roosevelt National Park - North...
The north unit is about 50 miles north of the south unit. I took the 14 mile scenic drive. This is one way and you take the same route back. There are a number of stops along the way most with interpretive signs to highlight important aspects of the area. There are also a number of hiking trails ranging from short trails with interpretive signs to...more
Theodore Roosevelt National Park - South...
The Theodore Roosevelt National Park is divided into three parts: The south unit; the north unit and the Elkhorn Ranch Site. The south unit is 24 miles east of the border with Montana in the nice town of Medora. In addition to the main entrance to the park, there is a Painted Canyon Entrance which has a viewpoint, a visitors center and access to...more
Blanchard, North Dakota
Blanchard is a small town near the North Dakota/Minnesota border. It is also near the intersection of North Dakota Highways 18 and 200. Its main claim to fame is the KVLY TV-Mast, the second tallest man-made structure in the world.more
Amidon, North Dakota
Amidon is the county seat of Slope County and is located in Southwest North Dakota. As of the 2000 Census, Amidon was the second least populace county seat in the United States with a population of 26 (after Mentone in Loving County Texas). The whole county has a population of 776 (as of the 2000 census). Pictured here is the Slope County...more
T. J. Walker State Historic Site
Also near Fort Ransom is the T. J. Walker Historic District State Historic Site. Walker came to North Dakota from Minnesota in 1879. He soon selected an area here on the south side of the river to place rocks for a dam and built a saw mill and a flour mill. Walker continued to expand his enterprises through 1906 and the area prospered. Walker's...more
Standing Rock State Historic Site
In 1881, the death of local resident Marie Slattum revealed a problem for the local community. They had no church, no pastor, and no cemetery. Slattum's funeral was held in the Slattum Home with a neighbor Ole Rufsvold presiding. On 23 February 1882, the Standing Rock Norwegian Evangelical Church was organized at the home of a local lay preacher...more
Killdeer Mountain Battlefield State...
Killdeer Mountain, called "Tachkawute" by the Sioux (Nakota Dialect), is the site of an attack by a military force under General Alfred Sully on several groups of Dakota, Lakota, and Nakota (Sioux) tribes on 28 July 1864. Sully attacked the encampments, which included women and children, with cavalry and cannons. Many of the Sioux escaped across an...more
Fort Dilts State Historic Site
Fort Dilts State Historic Site is the location of a makeshift fort of prairie sod made by members of a wagon train and their 50 man military escort to defend themselves against hostile Sioux Indians in September 1864. The fort was named after Corporal Jefferson Dilts who died defending the wagon train. The site is located near Bowman in the...more
De Mores State Historic Site
Des Mores State Historic Site preserves the home and ranch of Antoine Amedee Vincent Amat Manca de Vallombrosa the Marquis de Mores et Montemaggiore. De Mores was born in Paris on 14 June 1858 and descended from French, Italian, and Spanish nobility. He was a soldier in the cavalry but found peacetime too boring so he emigrated to New York where he...more
Maah Daah Hey Trail
The Maah Daah Hey Trail is a 100-mile long multi-use trail that runs from the North Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park to the South Unit near Medora. The trail is open to hikers, horseback riders and mountain bikers. There are primitive campsites along the way but water may or may not be available. I rode a portion of the trail on my mountain...more
Visit the On-a-Slant Indian Village
This abandoned village, which dates to the late 1500's, was across the Missouri river from where Lewis and Clark (The corps of Discovery) camped in 1804.It has 4 of the earthen lodges reconstucted. At one time there were around 80 lodges at the site. Each one has a different interior, and gives you an idea of the ingenuity of the Native Mandan...more
Fort Lincoln
Partly reconstructed 19th century military base. If one climbs the towers, one gets an excellent view on the surrounding lands and the Missouri River. One should also visit Custer's House and On-a-Slant Indian village at the same location.more
On-a-Slant Indian village
Several Mandan earth lodges have been reconstructed on the site. One earth lodge is fully furnitured.more
Wildlife Refuge, International Peace...
I live only a few miles from the International Peace Gardens between Canada and the US, the road to get there is a scenic by-way.. I have taken hundreds of photos and will post a few of my favorite... If you love the outdoors and wild life and the fresh clean air you will love the Turtle Mountains of North Dakota.more
Bismarck --- crapital of ND
O Bismarck, Bismarck. Wherefore art thou Bismarck? We spent one night in Bismarck in October 2008. We booked a room on Priceline and got the Fairfield Inn just north of town. From our hotel, we couldn't even sense which direction the city might be. We saw a Hooters near by so we walked over to have dinner and watch hockey. The next day on the way...more
Rural North Dakota
Rural North Dakota has a harsh climate that has been hard on settlers since they first arrived. After the American Indians were forcibly removed from much of the area, settler began to arrive, especially after the railroads found their way into North Dakota in the early 1900s. The Great Depression caused farms to falter and fail, then larger farms...more
Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial...
Theodore Roosevelt National Park has three separate locations spread across western North Dakota. I visited the park's South Unit which lies alongside Interstate 94 near Medora, North Dakota. The the Little Missouri River flows through all three units of the park, and the the Maah Daah Hey Trail connects all three units.From 1884-1886 after...more
The Enchanted Highway, Regent, ND
The Enchanted Highway is roadside art made of scrap metal such as copper pipes and old petrolium tanks. It is the work of one man who wanted to draw travelers the 32 miles from I-94 to his hometown of Regent, ND. Since 1989 he has created seven of these scultures: The Tin Family was erected in 1991; Teddy Rides Again in 1993; Pheasants on the...more
Fargo -- Made famous by Hollywood
Fargo has about 90,000 people, making it the second largest city in North Dakota. Fargo was founded in 1871 and was named after William Fargo of Well Fargo bank fame. Most of the city residents of of either German or Norwegian decent, and it has very low crime rates and unemployment rates. Fargo is home to North Dakota State University. The 1996...more
Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park
Besides the Mandan Indian village, the State Park had other historical military buildings, like Custer House, to visit ( also reconstructed, not the originals) that were interesting. You can also see the foundation of some of the original fort.more
Mandan Indian Village
This is located inside Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, but you have to pay extra for it. You also have to go on a guided tour , which is understandable, since they have put an incredible amount of effort in constructing the village with lots of attention to detail. It was very interesting to learn about the Mandan Indians, whom I had never heard...more
International Peace Gardens -North...
Devoted to World Peace, along the world's longest unfortified border, lies a 2,339 acre Botanical Garden.A very peaceful stop to pop in and have a picnic - take a hike - tour the Peace Gardens.Last time we visited we hopped on a "Golf Cart Tour" and the kids loved riding the carts around the gardens stopping at key points to look around and then...more
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Theodore Roosevelt National Park is in western North Dakota in the area commonly referred to as the North Dakota Badlands. The Park is divided into north and south units, with a combined area of 70,447 acres. This, in my opinion, is the most beautiful and interesting part of North Dakota. The park is accessed by two loop roads, the South Unit...more
Teddy Roosevelt National Park
Badlands, as bad as they get. In North Dakota, hills go down, not up. The scouring of the Little Yellowstone River has unearthed colorful buttes where you can find buffalo, wild horses, and a whole lotta lonely. It is as if it was still 1880 and the cattle drives were still a going concern. Hiking or riding is where it's at. I have had to retreat...more
If you are a history buff, you...
If you are a history buff, you should visit Fort Union trading post on the North Dakota-Montana border near Fairview, Montana.This restored fort was the trading post built by John Jacob Astor's trading company. There are period furnishings in the buildings and actors portraying the fort's blacksmith and other characters.The military fort that was...more
North Dakota Hotels
Radisson Hotel Fargo
$106 in October 2015. Affordable and luxury are not words that go together that often; but...more
Juniper Campground
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The best places to go ice-skating in NYC this winter
Lace up your skates and head to our picks for the best indoor and outdoor ice-skating NYC has to offer
When the temperature drops, it's time to strap on the blades and hit the slick stuff. We've ranked the top places to go ice-skating in NYC, whether you want to skate in the shadow of the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree, take in the Central Park views or cap off a shopping trip at the Winter Village at Bryant Park. If exposure to the elements isn't your style, you can also check out one of the city's many all-weather indoor rinks.
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Best places for ice-skating in NYC
Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park Rink
Bryant Park's 17,000-square-foot outdoor rink is free and open late. Don't get too excited—the admission may be gratis, but you'll have to shell out $19 to rent skates (or BYO). Still, it's a veritable winter wonderland: After your time on the ice, warm up at spacious rinkside restaurant Celsius. If you want to practice your lutzes and axels with ample spinning room, try visiting during off-peak hours.Read more
Wollman Rink in Central Park
If you decide to check out this famed rink, be prepared for hordes of children and slow-moving newbies. There won't be room for speed skating or fancy tricks, but braving the crowds is worth it for the priceless Central Park scenery. If you're a skating greenhorn yourself, take heart—Trump Rink is home to the largest learn-to-skate program in the country.Read more
Ice-skating at the LeFrak Center
Prospect Park's massive new arena transforms from roller rink to ice haven come wintertime, with outdoor and indoor ice-skating and figure skating, hockey, curling and broomball. The walk through the park's foliage is worth the price in admission.Read more
Trump Lasker Rink
The second Donald-branded skating venue isn't quite as popular as Wollman Rink, which means you just might be able to hit your Apolo Ohno stride. The rink is open until 11pm on Friday and Saturday nights. When the ice isn't available to the public, good odds are there's a hockey game or practice happening; if you're a puck fan, stop by to cheer on the adult and youth teams that frequent the spot.Read more
The Rink at Rockefeller Center
Even if the sidewalks are overrun with tourists, you'll have ample room to skate at the city's most iconic rink; only 150 people are allowed on the ice at once. Unfortunately, that also means that you should prepare for long lines. If you want the privilege of being among the first to hit the cold stuff in the morning, visit the rink's website to make a reservation for the first skate of the day (daily 7am, Nov 9–Jan 7).Read more
Sky Rink at Chelsea Piers
There's no need to wait until winter to glide across the two NHL-size rinks at this megacomplex—they're open year-round for general skating as well as hockey and figure skating. Unlike most indoor ice arenas, this one doesn't feel like a cave; ample windows afford sweeping views of the Hudson River to the west.Read more
Riverbank State Park Ice Skating Rink
This sizable outdoor rink is open to the public Friday through Sunday, and has a roof to prevent December snows and April showers alike from raining on your ice capades. And since Riverbank State Park overlooks the Hudson, you'll have nice views of the river and the George Washington Bridge as a backdrop.Read more
Abe Stark Rink
This seaside rink keeps people flocking to the area even after the theme parks have closed. The 40-year-old venue began its life as the Ravenhall Baths, a saltwater swimming pool that was quite the Coney Island hotspot in its day. It was destroyed by fire in 1963, after which the space was converted into a destination for the heavily sweatered and uncoordinated. It's open through March for weekend-only skating, but don't lollygag: Saturday, Sunday and holiday sessions last only for three hours a pop.Read more
Floyd Bennett Field, Aviator Sports and Events Center
This place is an actual airline hangar filled with two NHL-regulation rinks—plus a gym, arcade, rock wall, bungee jumping and air hockey, so you can try out pretty much every sport you love in one place. There's at least one open-rink session held daily so you can practice that double axel.Read more
World Ice Arena
Need some skating tips before you attempt to navigate Manhattan's obstacle-ridden ice? Head to this Queens arena, where dozens of weekly classes are available in addition to daily open sessions. If you need to refuel after all that gliding, the World Ice Cafe serves rinkside grub during most public skating hours.Read more
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Can the House Sue the President (More Seriously this Time)?
I can accept, as an original matter, the general proposition that the "Case or Controversy" language means at minimum that everyone can't sue everyone for everything. How modern standing law derives its particular intricacies from this basic proposition is a mystery to me. But that doesn't matter in this case, which seems fundamentally about an abstract injury common to everyone.Details


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Abode Services believes everyone should have a home. Every day we provide housing and services to homeless people in our community while working to end the cycle of homelessness.
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Sandler and friends reunite for lazy, unfunny sequel
Despite being lambasted by critics, 2010's "Grown Ups" was an enormous hit, grossing $162 million domestically and another $109 million worldwide. It stands to reason that "Grown Ups 2" will do just as well — even though it's made for home viewing when you're flipping channels late at night and nothing else is on.
Once again, producer/co-writer/star Adam Sandler decided to gather all his friends and hang out for a few months — and get a major studio to pay for their get-together. Sometimes you wonder if they even knew (or cared) that cameras were rolling. »Read Full Article(4)
Library considers loan of 'Bookworm' painting
The Milwaukee Public Library board decided Tuesday that it will consider the long-term loan of "The Bookworm," a painting in its collection by German romantic painter Carl Spitzweg.
The board will work with the city attorney to develop a proposal that would require approval at a later date. »Read Full Article(2)
'Nashville' a prime-time effort at tuning up a city's image
Nashville — On the way to New Orleans, I fell in love with Nashville. It reminded me of Milwaukee.
Its food scene, craft breweries, laid-back sensibility and famous local export — country music — demonstrated why this city of 600,000 is more than a pit stop on the way to somewhere else. An eight-hour drive puts you in the heart of it. »Read Full Article
Wiz Khalifa to top Aug. 9 hip-hop bill at Alpine Valley
Wiz Khalifa,Tyga,Ty Dolla $ign and Rich Homie Quan are among the acts scheduled to perform Aug. 9 at Alpine Valley Music Theatre in Elkhorn as part of the Under the Influence of Music Tour 2014.
Tickets, at $62.75 excluding service charges, go on sale at 4:20 p.m. Friday at livenation.com and (800) 745-3000. »Read Full Article
WISN, WITI, WTMJ-AM win Murrow Awards
WISN-TV (Channel 12) won the Edward R. Murrow award for general excellence from the Radio Television Digital News Association, it was announced Tuesday.
Included in its entry was coverage of a fire in Burlington, a police shooting at Children's Hospital, a tornado in Oklahoma and a freeway pileup in Waukesha County. It beat large market stations in a region including Wisconsin, North and South Dakota and Minnesota. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Cream City Swirl, a shop with gelato, crepes and frozen yogurt, opens in Bay View
Arriving at the same time as warmer weather, creperie and frozen treats shop Cream City Swirl -- in the works since last year -- has opened at 2663 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. in Bay View.
Owner Susan Nolan said the shop opened on Easter Sunday, when temperatures were in the 70s. "We had a rockin' first day," she said via email. »Read Full Blog Post
Small Plates Week launches today in Shorewood
Diners can visit 24 restaurants, bars and shops participating in Shorewood's first Small Plates Week, Tuesday through April 27. »Read Full Blog Post
Painter Bob Ross' 'happy trees' can teach statistics and probability, too
FiveThirtyEight.com's Walt Hickey has done the world a mitzvah: He's counted how many 'happy trees' the late Bob Ross painted on 'The Joy of Painting' -- and used that data as a friendly lesson in statistical analysis and conditional probability.
Ross (1942-1995), you may remember, was the friendly guy with a stunning perm who taught wet-on-wet oil painting on the PBS series for more than 400 episodes. He painted happy trees, mighty mountains and happy little clouds. Comedians have chided him, and he even parodied himself in an MTV promo, but he remains a beloved pop-culture figure nearly two decades after his death. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
'Supremes at Earl's' author to speak at Delta fundraiser
As this year's speaker at the Delta Memorial Endowment Fund's annual literary luncheon Saturday, debut novelist Edward Kelsey Moore joins a Delta roster that includes such illustrious names as Toni Morrison, Maya Angelou, Octavia Butler, E. Lynn Harris and Tayari Jones. He's a bit humbled by that.
"I can't believe I'm on the list with some of the authors," Moore said in a telephone interview. »Read Full Article


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ACSESS Conference 2016 –
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April 27-29, 2016
We encourage you to attend the largest, most comprehensive conference and expo in the staffing and recruiting industry.
Announcing ACSESS Awards Luncheon
April 27, 2016
Click here for complete information on the ACSESS Awards and for the Nomination Forms. Deadline for submission March 9, 2016
ACSESS Government Relations Report
November 2015
Staffing industry employers rewarded for their commitment to workplace safety
TORONTO, Oct. 29, 2015 /CNW/ - Ontario's workplace is safer today, thanks to the continued efforts of the staffing industry and the Workplace Safety Insurance Board (WSIB).
The Digital Privacy ACT 2015 Webinar
How the PIPEDA Amendments Affect the Staffing Industry in Canada
Bill S-4, the Digital Privacy Act, has received Royal Assent. The bill was passed by the Senate last summer, and passed third reading in the House of Commons on June 18th, 2015.
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This Neo living room set from Plan Toys gives your little one a complete living room furniture set to be used with the Modern doll family and the Plan dolls house (sold separately).
The living room furniture set includes a cupboard, TV, coffee table, 2 armchairs, sofa and standing lamp. Your child can have hours of fun using the furniture and playing with their dolls. This detailed play set is perfect for encouraging imaginative play as your little one will love creating their own stories and scenarios.
All Plan Toys furniture is made from sustainable rubber wood and coloured with non-toxic water based inks for added safety.


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James Blake, Lleyton Hewitt advance in Sony Open
- At Key Biscayne, Fla., James Blake advanced to the second round of the Sony Open, beating fellow American Ryan Harrison 6-2, 6-2 on Wednesday night.
Blake, a former top-10 player now ranked 95th, was far more active than Harrison, ranked seven spots higher, in the match.
Two-time Grand Slam winner Lleyton Hewitt also won his opening match, topping Joao Sousa of Portugal 6-1, 7-6 (3).


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Can anyone tell me the dimensions (height, width, length) of this 4.2 liter inline-six?
I am considering using it in a project but I understand it is a bit long. If I knew just how long (and high, wide I'm not so concerned about) it would help.
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Chuck, just in case it's too long, and you desire a multi-port fuel-injected engine with similar displacement and lotsa power, GM made a little-known-about 4.3 liter v-8 which is significantly shorter than the 4200 inline-six. It came in the full-sized Impala/Caprice, about 94-96, and like the 4200, was a TPI: tuned port injection--NOT a TBI: throttle body injection. The engine looked almost identical to the 5.7 TPI in the 94-96(& possibly other years) 'Vette, Z-28, Trans Am, and Impala/Caprice. Should make a super project engine with small displacement, good power and super fuel economy--even approaching 30mpg/highway. Wiring retrofit should be as easy or easier than the less-experimented-with 4200. HTH & good luck. And don't let anyone make you believe this is a misprint!!! Keep in mind that if you need more power, the 5.7 TPI will have almost exactly the same outside dimensions as the 4.3 TPI and easily up to/above 300 hp. Plus, either of these v-8's should deliver better economy than the 4200. sdlomi2
Yes, that is also known as the "Baby LT1"
My stealership owning friend has had a few from cop car auctions. Single exhaust pipe, unlike the 5.7L versions, is theonly hint, if that.
Dimensionally, the 4.3L and 5.7L are the same. If you just want a 4.3L for uniqueness, y all means, go for it.
Oh yeah Chuck, if you didn't know, the 4.2L I6 is made for the rfont axle in the 4x4s to go through the oil pan. That has to make for a tall engine.
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Drop and give me 157,879!
That was the pushup tally after more than 300 people took part in an exercise marathon Saturday to benefit Push-Up and Up Charleston.
The event at Marion Square, now in its third year, raised more than $53,730 for the nonprofit organization dedicated to decreasing Lowcountry high school drop-out rates, according to the Push-Up's website.
Teams of six raised money and sponsorships for weeks before racing to see which group could do the most push-ups in 30 minutes.
The teams were arranged in a circle, with each participant doing a certain number of push-ups before stopping so their neighbor could start. Groups were divided into middle and high school, open and competitive divisions. Volunteers donning bright orange T-shirts judged each team and counted the push-ups for the open and middle and high school divisions, while military officers judged the competitive teams.
A team representing SIB Development and Construction won the open division for the second consecutive year. A group of neuroscience students from the Medical University of South Carolina won the competitive division, and Zucker Wise Guys, a group of students, won the middle and high school division.
Charleston Mayor Joe Riley hailed the occasion as a significant contribution to helping improve education in the area.
"It's changing lives for the young people in your community," he told competitors before the final results were announced. "By your actions today, there are going to be children in the Lowcountry who will be successful in the future."
Push-Up and Up donates to area schools, who can use the funds they receive to augment existing, successful programs that target at-risk students and reducing dropout rates.
The pushups serve not only as a form of personal challenge for each competitor, but "a metaphor for success," according to Loren Ziff, co-chairman of Push-Up and Up's board.
"Our training program helps you make plans, budget time and achieve success," Ziff said.
The training program challenges participants to do five pushups in 20 seconds over the course of five minutes, repeating the process with an added minute each day for two weeks. That, according to Ziff, takes the challenge "from physical to mental."
But for some, Saturday's event was just a chance to flex their muscles for a good cause. The Academic Magnet High School wrestling team, who are finished with their season, saw that opportunity, performing more than 2,000 push-ups between six students.
"The wrestling team's been in shape all season, so we wanted to use that to give back," said Campbell Long, an Academic Magnet freshman wrestler.
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Video: Geico Skytypers cruise over Lake Michigan before Milwaukee Air & Water Show
I had never truly appreciated Milwaukee's lakefront until I sailed over it at 1,200 feet aboard the Geico Skytyper SNJ2 -- an aircraft used in the 1940s to train World War II soldiers for single seat Mustang fighters.
The ride lent itself to an up-close-and-personal view of the city. The pilot flew with the cockpit open at 135 mph. And while the aircraft welcomed its share of jostles, shakes and full-body thrusts while cruising over Lake Michgian, the unforgettable airborn performance stirred up ample excitement for the fleet's debut at the Milwaukee Air & Water Show this weekend. »Read Full Blog Post
Downtown Books turns the page after move
When Keith Pajot was forced to move Downtown Books Bought & Sold in 2011, he worried that the store would not survive.
Two years later, after opening two new locations and making a major online push, the business is thriving, leaving Pajot optimistic about local independent book selling. »Read Full Article(6)
Hank the Brewers dog OK after surgery; headed to disabled list
Hank the Brewers dog was recovering Tuesday after having surgery.
Tyler Barnes, Milwaukee Brewers vice president of communications, said in an email Tuesday that Hank is on "dog bed rest" for the time being after being neutered. »Read Full Article(34)
For Chortek, theater and its lighting were the real scene
Doris Chortek found the world of theater at Shorewood High School, and it stayed with her throughout her life. She helped found the old Fred Miller Theatre — precursor to the Milwaukee Rep — and worked in the early days of television.
But for Chortek, the real action was behind the scenes. Production and lighting — those were her real loves in the theater. »Read Full Article
Shakira, Merle Haggard tribute, The Used, Josh Thompson, Nickel Creek, Lacuna Coil, Uh Huh Her, S. Carey, Greyhounds
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Fresh Cut Collective and Klassik to perform today on 30-Minute Music Hour
Photos by: Jank »Read Full Blog Post
Comedian Tracy Morgan returning to Milwaukee for May 15 show
Former "30 Rock" and "Saturday Night Live" star Tracy Morgan brings his stand-up act back to the Pabst Theater for an 8 p.m. show May 15.
Morgan's latest comedy special, "Tracy Morgan: Bona Fide," debuts on Comedy Central April 20. »Read Full Article(2)
Purple Door Ice Cream's shop opens today in Walker's Point
Today is the first day ice cream lovers can head to Purple Door Ice Cream's counter in Walker's Point for a scoop or a sundae. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
On Tap Today: Gary Numan, Fuel and Brewers Opening Night Game (No Fooling)
If you see Hank at Miller Park for the Brewers' first evening home game of the season, please, don't pull any April Fool's pranks on the pup. Journal Sentinel photo by Mark Hoffman. »Read Full Blog Post


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So much for the Knicks trying to throw this game, huh Barkley? Know-it-all dick...Dude knows nothing. Good for the occassional laugh (usually at his expense), that's about it..
Bobs are such a bad team, even our bench is blowing them up. LOL, even a no playoff Euroleague team would blow them out.
Bobcats really stink.. 23 in a row..lol Michael Jordan's jersey number!!!! Take that Michael. Enjoy the worst winning % in NBA History courtesy of the NY Knicks!
Jesus, Memphis just beat the Magic...We came so close to the 6th seed and Indiana man...What a shame. We would've beat Indiana. Ahh, bring on the heat...Let's see what we can do. One game at a time..
Excuse me for being a little critical but I wasn't impressed with Amare's defense or rebounding this game. Scoring wasn't what I was looking for from him against the kittens. He needs to be able to defend and rebound if we're gonna keep up with MIA.
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Foreign Policy
A Canada-China Extradition Treaty: Not Such a Bad IdeaHugh Stephens , Senior Fellow, Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada
Sep 27 , 2016On the eve of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's official visit to Ottawa, the Globe and Mail reported that Canada and China had agreed to begin negotiations on an extradition treaty.
China and the U.S.: Two Styles of World LeadershipGeorge Koo , Board Member, New America Media
Sep 23 , 2016September's global summits saw the U.S. and China agreeing to abide by the Paris Accord on limiting emission of greenhouse gases, an influential and important step in encouraging others to follow their lead. On other issues, the two countries took divergent paths.
How Should China Change Its Policy Toward the Korean PeninsulaHu Bo , Senior Fellow of the Pangoal Institution
Sep 22 , 2016Since North Korea conducts nuclear tests frequently and countries like the U.S., Japan, South Korea have strengthened their military deployments in and around the Korean Peninsula, China is facing unprecedented difficulties and challenges there.
China's Role at G20: Team Player and Growth DriverHe Yafei , former Vice Minister, State Council Office of Overseas Chinese Affairs
Sep 21 , 2016Standing at what President Xi Jinping calls a "historical new starting line", China is deepening its involvement in G20 affairs and global governance. Despite geopolitical differences and divisions, major powers have been able to come together under the banner of the G20, with China playing a unifying role.
Strategic Perceptions and Misperceptions in the South China SeaAaron Jed Rabena , Fellow, Philippine Council for Foreign Relations
Sep 20 , 2016To solve the misperceptions the Philippines and China have toward the other's intentions in the South China Sea, both sides should be more open to understanding the rationale of each other's actions and behavior, commit to non-militarization of the disputed areas while refraining from using confrontational rhetoric, and not force each other's red lines in public so as to avoid either party from losing face.
China-U.S. Relations Have Entered A "New Normal"Wang Jisi , President, Institute of International and Strategic Studies, Peking University
Sep 19 , 2016The two governments have been rather successful in managing their differences and avoiding possible crises, and they have the determination and the ability to continue safeguarding the overall China-US relationship. In the new normal, both sides need to direct their efforts at clearly explaining to their people the strategic intent of no conflict and no confrontation as well as their willingness to cooperate.
South China Sea Dispute: Abuse of World PowerDon M. Tow , President, New Jersey Alliance for Learning and Preserving the History of WWII in Asia
Sep 15 , 2016Has the Arbitral Tribunal decision on the South China Sea been misconstrued by main stream U.S. media? Don M. Tow explores the legality of the Permanent Court of Arbitration Ruling, as well as the geopolitical motivations behind it, concluding that the U.S. is responsible for creating unnecessary conflicts with China and destabilizing peace in Asia, as well as the whole world.
Karimov's Death Could Reshape Sino-Russian RelationsRichard Weitz , Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute
Sep 15 , 2016The death of President Islam Karimov of Uzbekistan could engender major changes in the Sino-Russian relationship in Central Asia, despite Beijing and Moscow maintaining a harmonious, if not especially close, partnership in the region for years.
Myanmar: Capturing the Essence of U.S. and Chinese Policy PrioritiesErin Murphy , Founder and Principal, Inle Advisory Group
Sep 12 , 2016If the U.S. and China's stated goals in both the G20 and the EAS hold true, Southeast Asian countries stand to benefit greatly. As is readily apparent in Myanmar, countries in the region no longer desire to be pawns in a geopolitical economic game, but rather collaborative partners to ensure fair benefits.
The "New Normal" in China-US Military RelationsYao Yunzhu , Director, China's Academy of Military Science
Sep 12 , 2016The China-US military relationship goes beyond its traditional bilateral boundary, and moves into regional and even global arenas. With the Chinese military extending its global reach, it finds more occasions to cooperate with its US counterpart, despite new frictions arising from China's bilateral disputes with its neighbors, some of whom are U.S. allies.


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4 Parks near Mccomb, Mississippi
Summit, Mississippi 3.12 miles NW
Magnolia, Mississippi 6.64 miles S
Tylertown, Mississippi 20.18 miles SE
Kentwood, Louisiana 20.98 miles S
Liberty, Mississippi 21.76 miles SW
Mccomb, Mississippi (map) | (601) 684-9568
Sites: 81 | Latest Rate: $17.00 | 3 Reviews
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May 2014 - $17.00
This was a nice place but I dropped the rank because the showers on the end we stayed at had broken panels out of the door. The river was very nice. Just bring bug spray. The skeeters were huge. - Jesse Rodgers
Apr 2013 - $14.00
We hesitated to stop here when the latest review was several years old, but we thought we'd take a chance when we needed an overnight stop. The rate we paid was with the senior pass so I hesitate to complain. $14 for water and electric is not bad. It is clear this campground has gone downhill since the 2007 reviews though. The sites are dirt and all run together. There are not many that can accommodate our 40' size. There were overflowing garbage cans at each site. I will say that the young man working was very pleasant and helpful and seemed distressed that he couldn't get all the garbage picked up while attending to his other duties as well. He was all alone. If we were smaller, I think we'd probably use this park again in transit. Due to our size, I doubt we will. - Gypsy Turtles
Jul 2007 - $12.00
A real melting pot of a campground. Everything from tent campers to 40' fivers. From shirtless, tattooed guys to well dressed couples walking their dogs. If you do not mesh well with all types, this may not be your place. Lots and lots of beer drinking. If you want to let it all hang out and have a great time tubing this is your place. If you want a nice serene, quiet weekend with the kids as we do, try Percy Quinn State Park right down the road. Some turns in the C.G. are a little tight. We caught a rainy weekend. The gravel roads held up nice and standing water did not seem to be a problem. We did have a good time but we seem to get along with all types. - Cajun_A-Bear
Mccomb, Mississippi (map) | (601) 684-3938
Sites: 180 | Latest Rate: $13.00 | 33 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $13.00
Coming in on a Saturday night we didn't have reservations because Mississippi requires you to book Friday and Saturday night. Worked out well as we got a senior discount and no reservation fee! Park is very pretty and the lake is beautiful. Bathrooms are air conditioned which seems to be rare in state parks. Showers were decent and had hot water. One of the toilets was left running all night and I never saw a camp host. My site was a little hard to back into as the roads were narrow. - Ocotillo
May 2016 - $20.00
I grew up camping here. only 8 miles from home. It is a great local attraction. - Mitch Dorr
Feb 2016 - $24.00
We've stayed here several times in years past. It's been a while since we were here last but we love this park. The park is nestled in the woods and the lake is beautiful. There currently is no fishing in the lake because it was just restocked after being drawn down for repairs on the dam. However, boating is still allowed. Fishing is supposed to resume in 2017. There is also a golf course on the property.
The staff is very friendly and there is a "camp store" in the campground that has the essentials for camping. I suggest taking a walk on the South end of the lake around the dam area. Very nice scenery. There are also cabins and group cabins for rent. There is a great seafood restaurant about 10 minutes North of the campground entrance called Mr. Whiskers. Very good food, friendly staff and good prices. Check it out.
We had 3 campers in our group and enjoyed the weekend. We cooked out, sat out by a roaring campfire, walked the property, and had a great time. - mike9767
Mount Hermon, Louisiana (map) | (985) 877-4256
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 8 Reviews
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Jun 2012 - $38.00
We had a blast. This was our first trip with the 4-wheeler. The trails were great. The bands were very good and played Friday and Saturday nights. After the bands were finished, everyone honored quiet time. We did not hear another 4-wheeler until 8 am. It was a very family oriented environment. A lot for kids to participate in for the "redneck o-limp-hicks." The staff was very friendly and helpful. We would definitely recommend and return. - Rhonda C.
Jan 2012 - $40.00
Went here for the weekend to ride my ATV. It is a great place to camp and ride your ATV. The trails are a nice feature and you really get to ride your ATV while camping in a quiet place. There were not many people here when we camped. There are a few permanent residents in the park; however, there is tons of room. The owners are very nice and its a great place for star gazing or just relaxing. I would not go here if not for the trails for ATV riding. Its far off the beaten path, but nice. - pizota1313
Feb 2011 - $40.00
This is a fun campground with very friendly owners. The 4-wheeler trails are great and the mud pit is great fun. We have always had a good time at this campground. - crweigel
1096 Belt Line Dr. Brookhaven, Mississippi 39601 (map) | (601) 823-9064
Sites: 39 | Latest Rate: $22.00 | 4 Reviews
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May 2016 - $22.00
We have stayed here a dozen times last five years. Great at first, but has changed. No max stay. Last six months has seen serious changes to the park. Always full with long term trailers. Has changed from an RV park to a long term mobile park with administration only caring about rent payments. Clutter around units is prevalent. Ambiance has changed to trailer park attitude with disregard for property rights, management reflecting drop in expectation for renter attitudes and neatness. Management caring only for rent payments on time. No respect for site integrity and protection. Better options available at nearby State Parks. Really sad to see negative changes in staff attitudes for campers in favor of trailer park trash environment. - Vdsavell
Feb 2016 - $25.00
The challenge is finding the park entrance. Using the published directions on the website, as soon as you negotiate the 90 degree curve, turn LEFT into the gate in the chain link fence. The sign is on the gate and small. Sites are paved but all slant a bit. Good hookups, some pull-throughs. Clean shower house. Great for an overnight or two. We would stay again. Not too far from I-55. - Seeingtheusa.com
Jan 2016 - $25.00
We found this park online and chose it because they said they had pull thru sites. They're not really pull thrus. There are sites where the first RV pulls in and a second pulls in behind it. The utilities are not perfectly placed but adequate. The spacing between spots are the same. The pads are short in the "pull thru" spots. It is a gravel parking lot with unlevel concrete pads. The wifi is useless. We came down the road and thought the entrance came first. Wrong. It was a dead end road. We had to unhook the car and dolly which was very frustrating. If you need a place to stay, it works for an overnighter but the rates are high for what you get. I would stay elsewhere next time. - Tammy7


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The fully furnished twin bedroom features a TV, a wardrobe, and a desk with a chair. Guests have access to the communal bathroom which includes a bathtub with shower.
Chalk Farm Tube Station (Northern Line) is just a 2-minute walk away for direct connections to Euston Train Station and Leicester Square. Numerous 24-hour bus routes service central London, Westminster and Kensington.
Primrose Hill hosts a selection of fashion boutiques and restaurants. Guests can enjoy the many attractions in Regent's Park including the London Zoo and an open-air theatre.
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Alles was zeer eenvoudig, de kamer kan worden aangemerkt als goed, alles goed bereikbaar en centraal gelegen. Een beetje meer netheid in de vorm van tussentijdse schoonmaak van het bad, omdat het wordt gebruikt met andere gasten, zou wenselijk zijn geweest.
Alles verlief sehr unkompliziert, das Zimmer kann als okay eingestuft werden, alles gut erreichbar und zentral gelegen. Etwas mehr Sauberkeit in Form von Zwischenreinigung des Bades, da es von anderen Gästen mit benutzt wird, wäre wünschenswert gewesen.
Mooie accommodatie - MOOIE BAD Zeer vriendelijk en EXTRA KLAAR -
Goede B&B, mooie schone badkamer die je deelt met 1 andere kamer op de verdieping. Kamer is ruim genoeg, verder vooral "functioneel ingericht".
Met name vanwege de ligging (nabij Camden Market en Regent Park) een absolute aanrader!
Het is een kleine kamer met een smal bed. Wel voldoende ruimmte voor een kort verblijf. De omgeving is rustig en er zijn veel mogelijkheden om te eten. Het openbaar vervoer is op loopafstand. Kortom een aanrader.
We were staying at Stella's for four nights and it was really nice! The room was clean and big enough! The bathroom is newly renovated and very clean, although you have to know that there is no hair dryer, which we unfortunately forgot to bring. In general you would have to share the bathroom with the other double bed room, but the room was not rented so we had the bathroom for our own! We could totally recommend Stella's rooms! It is also very close to Chalk Farm Station (Northern Line), about 4-minutes walk!
We spent 3 nights at Stella's place. The location is perfect, in an area full of cafés and restaurants, but also quiet at night. The near station of Chalk Farm is only a few minutes walk, and Camden Town is just about 15 minutes walk.
The room was exactly as in the pictures. We had the bathroom all for ourselves as the other room was vacant. The provided kettle, cups, glasses, plates, etc.. allowed us to have a cup of tea or a snack when we wanted.
The only negative point is that the heating did not seem to work properly and it got quite cold in the evenings to sit around in the room. But once in bed, under the warm duvets, it was ok.
the room was nice and clean with the sunrise over the rooftops of London. very nice bathroom with a perfect working hot shower! underground and busstop not far from the house. the hosts are very friendly and helpful, they really make you welcome! it is a quiet area, no noices at night at all. not recommened for people who have problems with stairs and hard beds.
Very clean and confortable and quiet room and bathroom in a very nice house near to camden Town and régent's park by foot and 5mn also by foot to chalk farm station.
Stella and her father are really nice.
You can find shops and restaurant close to the appartment.
You can go there with no hesitation.
We had a very nice stay at Stellas place. She was friendly and helpful. The location is excellent. We would definitely go there again.
The room is on the 5th floor of Stella's family home in Regent's Park London. Regent's Park is a beautiful area with lots of green parkland around on a street with lots of cute little shops and cafes. The station (chalk farm) is a couple of minutes walk away and a train to the centre of town takes about 10 minutes. The room is on the 5th floor up a narrow staircase (no lift), there are no cooking facilities in the room and the bathroom is shared with another room. The room and bathroom are very clean and privacy is not a problem - in fact I never even met Stella, just her family who also live in the house. There is a pleasant view from the room's window.
This is good value accomodation for those wanting a quiet, beautiful spot from which to explore London.
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Shanghai Won't Ease Curbs on Second Home Purchases
Shanghai will only let local permanent residents buy second homes in the city, its housing bureau said in a statement on its website yesterday, reiterating existing policy after earlier reports of changes.
The city government halted a plan to allow some non-local residents to buy second homes, according to a report in the China Securities Journal yesterday that cited local housing transaction centers.
The city had planned to ease rules that prevented non-locals from acquiring second homes by allowing people who have held Shanghai residence permits for three years to buy, the newspaper reported.
China's housing authorities are cracking down on local government attempts to ease property purchase limits. The eastern city of Wuhu suspended plans to subsidize some house sales last week, three days after they were announced, and Foshan in the south axed its own measures in October. Premier Wen Jiabao said this month that the controls will stay until prices come down to a reasonable level.
Shanghai was one of 40 cities that imposed home purchase restrictions last year. Housing prices in the city fell in January for a fourth month straight, the statistics bureau said on Feb. 18. Liu Haisheng, the head of the city's housing authority, said on Feb. 23 that Shanghai wasn't changing its housing policies.
Real estate values across the country are starting to fall, with new home prices dropping in 47 out of 70 cities tracked by China's securities bureau last month.
Xiangshan county in Zhejiang ended curbs on home purchases this year, the National Business Daily said, citing unidentified people at the local property industry association. An unidentified official from the local real estate management department denied the change, the newspaper said.


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Is it time for Tim Tebow to return to the NFL?
Tebow came oh-so-close to making it back into the league with the Philadelphia Eagles in preseason, but he was among the final players cut before the regular season began.
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