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Company Overview of SAP Labs, LLC
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Since being introduced in the 1953-54 season, the Norris Trophy has been awarded annually in the NHL to the defenseman who demonstrates the greatest all-around ability at the position.
Twenty-three different defensemen have won this award since its inception—from Red Kelly to Bobby Orr to Denis Potvin to Nicklas Lidstrom, with Orr leading the way with eight wins.
Even though many of the greats have been honored with this trophy, there are some who have not been so lucky and have been on the outside looking in.
Some of the most talented defensemen in history have never won the trophy, and deserve it just as much as the rest. Most of these players were victims of many narrow misses amongst extremely tough competition.
Because of this, these defensemen are often overlooked because of an absence of Norris wins, as it leaves a void in an otherwise incredible career.
In this list, I will recognize the 10 greatest players who were never able to take home the defenseman holy grail.
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Whippoorwill Horses, Inc
130 Padgett Lane
Turtletown, TN 37391
On this day ___/___/___, I __________________________________________________________ agree
to the adoption process of Whippoorwill Horses, Inc – Whippoorwill Horse Rescue.
Whippoorwill Horse Rescue adopts out NAME:_________ approximately ___ years of age to the above
Horse is not to be sold and/or bred.
Horse is not to be traded and/or sold to a "horse trader" or sold at/through auction sales.
Adopter agrees to keep in touch with Whippoorwill Horse Rescue and give updates on horses
wellness. Adopter agrees that should there ever come a time they no longer care for horse or can no
longer afford the horse, they will contact Whippoorwill Horse Rescue and return horse to
Whippoorwill Horse Rescue. Adopter's money is non refundable. We will require vet references and at least one personal reference along with viewing where horse will live and shelter.
Adopter agrees that horse's wellness and care is adopter's sole responsibility and she/he will receive
vet care and farrier care as well as nutritional feed, hay, wormer, teeth maintenance and be kept up to
date on shots. If it is found that adopter is no longer able to provide the above stated requirements they
will be in breach of contract and forfeit ownership rights and horse will be returned to Whippoorwill
Horse Rescue.
Should it ever be suspected or reported that adopted horse is neglected and/or abused,
Whippoorwill Horses reserves the right to remove adopted horse from your property to return to
Whippoorwill Horse custody.
Adopter also agrees that horse's past training is unknown and has been made aware that horse
may be "green broke" and that Whippoorwill Horses is not liable for any accidents or injuries upon
Whippoorwill Horse Rescue's property, adopter's properties or while in adopter's care. Adopter will have opportunity to try horse in round pen and possibly an allotted time with horse before adoption is final.
Whippoorwill Horse Rescue – Whippoorwill Horses Inc. is a 501 (3) C nonprofit organization founded
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Playhouse delivers powerful 'Les Miz'
'To love another person is to see the face of God."
This sage sentence, uttered late in the Erie Playhouse's exquisite production of the acclaimed musical "Les Mis�rables," beautifully expresses its theme.
The show, directed by David Matthews, abounds in love: romantic love, parental love, the fraternal love of those united for a common cause. Most of all, compassion is the current that carries this tale to its breathtaking conclusion.
At the heart of the story are reformed convict Jean Valjean and Javert, the inspector who seeks him relentlessly for a long-ago parole violation. Joe Greulich comports himself with crisp dignity as the unflinching enforcer, while the Rev. Shawn Clerkin is nothing short of heartbreaking in a role as emotionally demanding as it is vocally challenging.
That these men look like brothers on the stage deepens the contrast between their dueling ideals of justice and mercy.
While those two voices consistently command all ears, others are similarly arresting. Kate Amatuzzo infuses her silvery voice with feisty vulnerability as Fantine, while the sonorous Brendan Daugherty impresses in his main stage debut as charismatic revolutionary Enjolras.
Rich Tryzbiak brings down the house as the giddily greedy Th�nardier, with Almi Clerkin complementing his comedic carousing as his acerbic wife.
Rebecca Edmunds and Christine Carmichael display differing shades of yearning as Colette and Eponine, who both pine for Anthony Palermo's earnest Marius, and despite the brevity of their appearances, Grace Rudd evokes pity as the young Colette, and Patrick Thiem is heart-stirring as the benevolent bishop who serves as a crucial catalyst.
As an ensemble, the cast transcends itself, swelling with a strength that fills the hearts of those in the audience.
Similarly, Andrew Rainbow's extensive orchestra delves into the souls of these tattered characters, flavoring each memorable melody with different hues to bring out the pathos and the inspiration, with a sprinkle of humor here and there. Angela Howell's intricately crafted costumes transport patrons to early 19th century France, as do Joe Hassler and Alan Koch's complex sets, which include the layered street scene, the changing backdrops and the towering barricade upon which the revolutionaries launch their attack.
Anyone who wants to take a deeper look into the workings of the production and the nuances of Victor Hugo's characters should plan to attend a Sunday performance, as a talk with Matthews will follow each one.
Whatever day you go, expect to be moved by this musical brought to the stage by dozens of passionate actors, crew members and musicians.
Through the brokenness of Jean Valjean and those he encounters, recognize the power each person has to sow seeds of renewal through acts of kindness -- not just in that troubled time, but today and every day.


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PHILADELPHIA police last night were questioning two men in connection with a carjacking Friday that killed three children at a fruit stand, critically injured their mother and broke the city's heart.
"We are talking to two persons of interest as we speak," Homicide Captain James Clark said shortly after 9 p.m. He did not identify the men, but said that a news conference might be held today.
Sources told 6ABC that one man turned himself in yesterday with his mother and a pastor, and that another man was picked up by U.S. Marshals and Philly police around 8 p.m. on 6th Street near Cambria, in the Fairhill section of North Philly.


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Tidbits from Admirals Media Day
Enforcer Mike Liambas, who is second in the AHL with 267 penalty minutes, has been practicing this week after missing the last five games with an injury.
"There is a possibility of having him available to us on Friday," Milwaukee coach Dean Evason said.
However, Scott Valentine was not practicing. His upper-body injury was reaggravated over the weekend and he'll likely sit out the series.
"'Val' will not be available to us, at least toward the start of the playoffs," Evason said. "After that we'll see how his development comes."
I asked Evason to discuss the similarities on special teams, as Milwaukee ranks seventh on the penalty kill (83.8) and 14th on the power play (17.5), while Toronto is ninth on the PP (19.9) and 11th on the PK (83.2).
"Both are very good, obviously," Evason said. "I think our special teams are close. Any playoff series, special teams are key. Discipline is key. It's easier to stay disciplined, it's easier to stay composed when things are going well. The challenge for us is if we have adverse situations, we stay the same way. We conduct ourselves the same way. Our group's been pretty good about being level-keeled in every different situation and we don't expect anything less for the playoffs."
One of the reasons Milwaukee is in the playoffs for the 12th year in a row is an eight-game point streak (including six wins) to open the season.
But more important was a 16-5-0-1 record in the final 22 games.
I asked Francis Wathier, who joined Milwaukee March 8 after several years with Texas, what stood out about the Admirals' play down the stretch.
"What I saw is we find a way every game to be in the game, first of all," Wathier said. "And then to win. Our goalies have been tremendous. Our defensemen have been very great and our forwards are putting the puck in the net."
So all that's left is to keep those playoff beards going.
"I'm trying," Anthony Bitetto said. "It's growing pretty well. I think once we clinched a couple of guys started. I started. Hopefully it's really long like Santa Claus or something."
- Admirals set date for first home game
- Admirals season comes to end
- Admirals try to save season tonight
- Griffins 2, Admirals 1: Milwaukee may have played final game at the Bradley Center
- Notebook: Game 2 tonight; Milwaukee trails 1-0
- Griffins 3, Admirals 1: Milwaukee drops Game 1 of playoffs
- Griffins at Admirals: Game 1 of playoffs tonight
- Admirals end season much better than last year
- Admirals' first-round opponent is Grand Rapids
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Project Runway contestant Miranda Levy explains breach of military uniform standards
Milwaukee artist and "Project Runway" contestant Miranda Levy posted an open letter to her fellow service members in the military this evening, explaining the circumstances around a breach of uniform standards on the first episode of the fashion-driven reality TV show. She is the first veteran to compete on the series.
Levy, who posted the letter to Facebook and within minutes had a string of supportive comments and "likes," creates designs that are often inspired by the trim and precise tailoring of military uniforms. "Project Runway" airs on Lifetime on Thursdays. Here is Levy's letter in full: »Read Full Blog Post
Present Music's performance of 'Inuksuit' doesn't disappoint
Present Music opened the new concert season on Saturday afternoon with 99 musicians tucked in among the sculptures of the 40-acre Lynden Sculpture Garden for a performance of John Luther Adams' "Inuksuit."
The bevy of percussionists and wind players used everything from temple gongs, drums, cymbals, conch shells and rocks to water sticks, whirly tubes, piccolos and several hand-cranked sirens over the 80-minute (or so) piece, written in 2009. »Read Full Article
Rockers mingle with industry professionals at music conference
Emerging bands and seasoned music industry professionals arrived in Milwaukee this weekend for the third annual Yellow Phone Music Conference, a boutique Midwestern variation of the must-attend music industry networking event South by Southwest in Austin, Texas.
A few highlights: »Read Full Article
'Spamalot' an uneven quest for Milwaukee's Theatre Unchained
Find Christ's drinking cup from the Last Supper? No problem. Splice a loving homage to Monty Python's low-tech antics with a sendup of Broadway's overblown extravaganzas? For "Spamalot" creators Eric Idle (book, lyrics and music) and John Du Prez (music), that might be the impossible dream.
Or so I found myself thinking Friday night, after emerging from yet another date with the frequently performed "Spamalot." Less than three years after a so-so production in the Milwaukee Theatre, this latest version arrives in town courtesy of Theatre Unchained — formerly Carte Blanche Studios Theatre — under John Baiocchi's direction. »Read Full Article
Performing Arts Events
ASQ Center Cafe: Sheila J. Connolly "Maggie's Mechanics," 6 p.m. Sept. 14, 600 N. Plankinton Ave. »Read Full Article
Wisconsin Singer/Songwriter Series staging 2nd annual song contest
The Wisconsin Singer/Songwriter Series' Song Contest is coming back for a second year.
WSSS staged a competition last year that attracted entries from Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri--and of course Wisconsin. For year two, 10 finalists will be chosen to perform in front of a panel of judges on Nov. 8 at the Unitarian Church - North, 13800 North Port Washington Road, in Mequon. The first and second place winners will be invited to open for LJ Booth and Chris Kokesh show at the church Nov. 9. The top three will receive cash prizes, recording studio time and a year-long membership to song placement website Broadjam. »Read Full Article


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Sonic Colors
(Wii, DS)
Sonic Colors is a Sonic game for Nintendo Wii and DS from Sega.
1UP Review
Sonic Colors Review
Score: B+
Forget everything you know about 3D Sonic games.November 16, 2010
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He's Back?
Score: F
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Colors not quite measuring up to sonic unleashed (xbox/ ps3 vers. only)
Score: B+
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sonic is back on track!!!
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Beautiful countryside setting.
Little hard to find.
we liked the size of the hotel and the availability of both pub and restaurant.
Excellent hotel with great value for money. Rooms were clean and spacious.
Location, decor, spa,
Fridge didn't work, too warm for comfort, breakfast was mediocre, not impressed for the price.
WE loved the surroundings, in the park We found the walk around the lake to the cafe a beautiful and manageable journey. We did take bikes as well one day. Within a short drive were lovely sights, including views of the valley and waterfalls. Resort had lovely spa , and morning breakfast included in our stay was delicious. Can't say enough about staff- Chris , Teddy as our concierges, Julie at front desk and Mauve in Yew Tree restaurant.
The spa was moved to a new location which was quite a bit smaller, but as long as weather is good, you prefer to be outside anyway.
Very friendly and helpful staff. Scones were excellent!! Can not beat the price. Location is outstanding - quiet and very close to gap of Dunloe and Muckross.
Room was very cold; therefore, difficult to take a shower unless you like it cold.
My fiancée and I loved this place! The owner (Brigid) was very personable and we felt as if we could have talked to her for days. I enjoyed how quiet the hotel was due to the location (10-15 minute drive from Killarney). Breakfast was very tasty.
Clean, spacious rooms. Great breakfast. Close to everything you need.
No Wi Fi in rooms. Bar staff not overly friendly.
There is nothing that stands out that was anything near the "best" thing during my stay but if I was pushed breakfast was good.
Unfriendly staff
Great Value for money
The room was cheap.
I didn't like the attitude of the staff. I felt I was putting them out by staying there. I won't book this hotel again and I travel to Killarney frequently.
Dinner in Restaurant
great service. nice atmosphere.
The facility just outside of Killarney was amazing, the staff was top quality and accommodated all of our requests (tea by the fire, etc.), and the breakfasts were top rate.
Cahernane House was our favorite accommodation during our trip to Ireland. The rooms were well appointed and spacious. Great restaurant on site and the grounds were lovely as well. Short walk to Killarney town center and great place to explore Ring of Kerry and Dingle Peninusla from. Staff was extremely gracious and helpful, especially Marion at the front desk.
No complaints at all.
friendly owner and staff, clean, quiet and comfortable
a family home away from home. Staff top class and are not shy in promoting Kathleens for further vacations which i liked,typical Kerry,and why not.
we had no complaints.
Friendly and helpful staff; Good value.
Very nice hotel, at a very reasonable price...
Very friendly and welcoming owner. Excellent location 5 minutes walk from town centre. Easy to find and good off-street parking. Excellent breakfast. Great value for money.
Very friendly welcome from the Host / Proprietor. Comfortable bed and clean room and bath room. Very good breakfast.
warm welcoming and the newspaper and wine in room was such a nice gesture.food as always of superb quality
Nice clean warm welcoming hotel
Lunch didn't start until 1pm
There is alot happening in the hotel itself at night so you never have to leave
In need of a really major refurbishment. Food in restaurant was very poor and unappealing although breakfast was good. Staff in restaurant were not very friendly, seemed a bit bored!!
Personal touch very friendly, easy access and very central
Excellent location, right in the centre of town, with friendly staff and good sized room.
Disappointed that there were no tea making facilities in the room.
View at breakfast, location, beautiful gardens, the lake, the spa, the whole hotel is very classy and well decorated
Would've been nice to have a view of the lake for 240 euros, we were facing the tennis courts and didn't have a balcony, having to wait in line to order eggs, the hot food on the buffet didn't taste great, room and bathroom were small, front desk seemed short staffed for a Saturday
The scenery was fabulous and the staff was most helpful. As you enter the hotel, the view took my breathe away. We live on a mountain lake in Lake Arrowhead, California, so we were instantly at home. thanks for a great stay.
My only problem was the lack of transportation into town. It was such a short distance, yet the taxis still charged $25 euros for a round trip and that is exorbitant. The hotel should have a shuttle for those who do not have a car. This situation would actually prevent us from staying again as we would stay in town to have more access to activities.
Excellent accommodations. Superb breakfast - get the crepes and add bacon.
My only complaint was the internet connection. Sometimes it's there; sometimes not. I think with computer equipment today, it could be better. But I may be wrong.
We enjoyed our one night stay however a jacuzzi was advertised, there was even a lighted switch outside the bathroom with jacuzzi on it but there was no jacuzzi. We had got wet & cold playing golf & the jacuzzi would have been welcome. The breakfast was top class & the staff friendly.
Everything was as we expected, just wonderful.
From Start to Finish, did not like anything about Redwood Country House.
I was extremely disappointed with my stay. We were greeted by an unfriendly gentleman, and felt like we were intruding by staying there. The room was freezing for the duration of the stay - The radiator was on, but much too small for the size of the room. Had breakfast the next morning and the bread was stale, put me off having the rest of my breakfast. This B&B is also at least 3km from Killarney, and not the 1km as advertised.
The Abby Lodge was delightful. The Bed and Breakfast is centrally located in Kilarney and has exceptional staff. Strongly suggested.
Stayed in a lovely room overlooking the rear courtyard. John King was an excellent host and very obliging and helpful especially regarding information on places to see and visit around Killarney. A great selection for breakfast and served in a very bright and welcoming part of the lodge. We had a lovely time at Abbey Lodge and would go back if ever in Ireland again. 5 Stars. Security very good
The only draw back to Abbey Lodge for the older mature person was the shower arrangement over the bath. In the room we stayed in, It was difficult to get in and out of the bath due to its height. There was no hand rail for assistance for same. For the older person this would pose quite a problem. One of us did slip and luckily remained unhurt except for a nice black bruise.
Le confort, le thé, l'équipement et l'ambiance de la chambre, la gentille de la propriétaire et la propreté de la chambre.
La rue bruyante, hébergement un peu loin du centre et déjeuner cher.
Location was good. Parking was available.Bedroom was good size and had enough storage space
Its a Pay when you stay and they didn't have working Credit card machine.Bathroom was bit small and lacking bathroom supplies - Shower Gel etc. It's a B&B but it does not come with Breakfast and its on busy streetCoffee machine is not in the bedroom
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17 Parks near Luling, Texas
Martindale, Texas 16.38 miles NW
Gonzales, Texas 16.49 miles SE
Luling, Texas (map) | (830) 875-9548
Sites: 72 | Latest Rate: $18.00 | 41 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $18.00
Excellent and friendly staff, great park just off I-10. We had a pull thru site that was level and convenient to the laundry, bath house and pool area. Will definitely stay here again. We enjoyed watching the horse and goats in the field and the short walk to the river. - Wingn1
May 2016 - $18.00
We stayed here 4 nights, and really enjoyed our stay. The lady in the office (Kate?.....super nice lady with British accent) was friendly and efficient.....we arrived when she had gone to lunch and left our paperwork on the door for us. :-). Our site was long and level, and we had a clear shot of the sky for satellite. Utilities worked as they should. There is a nice pool and access to the river should you want to canoe, kayak or tube. Luling is a cute little town....make sure to go to the Oil Patch museum and the Mill. We went to Black's BBQ in nearby Lockhart for the BEST brisket we have ever tasted. We would definitely return if in the area......highly recommend. - henny38
Apr 2016 - $18.00
This was an overnight stop just off I10. The pull through site was in the open so the rooftop dish and OTA antenna worked well. Verizon voice and hotspot also worked well. The utilities also worked well. When making the reservation the lady in the office called us back promptly when we didn't even give our number, she was excellent and was ready for us when we arrived. We have stayed here before and this has been a consistent great overnight or couple day park. - big greg
Gonzales, Texas (map) | (830) 672-3266
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $18.00 | 25 Reviews
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First Time at Palmetto State Park. This is a pretty Small State Park with one main loop for RV's. We stayed space 19 and parked front in because of a better view. Spaces are not too tight and facilities were very clean. There is a great view of the San Marcos River less than 100 yards away and very nice hiking trails through the park. Will definitely stay here again. - Davishouse2
Feb 2016 - $20.00
Beautiful sites, spaced well apart. All sites had a grill and most were a smoker grill. Every site had water, electric, fire rings, picnic tables on a concrete pad and lantern hooks. The trails are well graded with gravel and have large signs posted WATCH FOR SNAKES. We watched carefully and did not see any. The landscape is beautiful with pools of water, palmettos, and cypress. Note: there is a separate tent only campground and a trailer/motorbike campground on opposite sides of the San Maros River. Watch the signs for trailer and the site number before turning as it is difficult to turn around in the tent campground. - NanciRV
Oct 2014 - $15.00
Attractive park with several nice trails. Wooded sites. It was rainy and cold while I was there so I didn't explore as much as I would have liked. Very few campers. - mockturtle
Fentress, Texas (map) | (512) 557-4461
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We stayed there a few months while we were on a job. Rate is based on monthly. This a small park that is great for workers or anyone that doesn't need all the extras that the resorts offer. It is a clean park and the owners are on site. We would stay again. - BJ&ME
Fentress, Texas (map) | (512) 213-0112
Sites: 117 | Latest Rate: $60.00 | 25 Reviews
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This park has the potential to be great. The problem is with their insistence to cram people, RVs, and vehicles on every inch of space they have and the never ending revolving door day use that the park allows. They allow way too many people and cars into the park on the weekends, I know this is a huge cash cow for them, but it is beyond too-crowded. People and cars everywhere. And they are obviously not re-investing the abundance of day fees on fixing up and taking care of the park. The roads in and about the property are in horrible shape. The bath houses are deplorable...of course they are used by a thousand day people on busy days. The RV pedestals are a joke, the picnic tables are dilapidated, and the sites are so close to each other in some cases it is difficult to get full size RVs in and out, or awnings deployed. It rained several days during our trip, so we had to deal with mud puddles, muddy ruts and huge pot holes filled with water that did not drain, the entire time we were there, and there was a definite stench about the entire RV area. The tent-only camping area apparently has no limits either. At the area below my RV site, what appeared to be 3 tent sites, I counted 45 people, 2 dogs that barked constantly, and 9 vehicles.
This park is also nit-picky with their pricing. They charge for everything, extra kids, extra cars, showers, $14 per day per person to get shuttled one mile to the bridge, etc.
All that being said, the facility is filled with beautiful scenery and incredible access to the San Marcos River. The staff is very helpful, and friendly, and the full hookup sites in the premium area have level concrete RV pads. There is a nice pool that the kids enjoy, and they have a small store with some essentials and ice.
Although we still enjoy coming to this park and the river environment, the perfect time to use this facility would be Sunday night through Thursday night, and be on your way Friday AM before the weekend madness. - Tcamper
Mar 2016 - $39.00
This was our second spring break here and it was a great time. There were many families here this year and the park was full. We find the park has many amenities to offer to a family from the two playgrounds, pool, tetherball, basketball court, sand volleyball, putt putt course (9 holes), hall and pavilion. That doesn't include the river! The best value, in my opinion are sites 14-28, these are the back in sites. They have concrete pads that are level and are quite spacious plus there are many huge pecan trees that provide a lot of shade. The pull through sites are tight and not all are paved. The roads in the park are in rough condition too due to previous flooding. The park is clean and the workampers did a great job of running the park. The hall wasn't used and didn't appear to be opened/available. There was no trash service, you have to take your trash to the dumpster just outside the park entrance. The wifi was spotty at our spot, 95. It would come and go on the smartphones but it worked great on the macbook (not sure why...). Overall this is a great park filled with a ton of fun amenities. We would definitely stay here again. Rate reflects Good Sam discount. - DVCard85
Sep 2014 - $35.00
A hidden gem on the San Marcos River. Centrally located for access to shopping in San Marcos or BBQ in Lockhart. Tall pecan trees provide plenty of shade. Swim beach separate from fishing area. Playground, pavilion, concrete or gravel pads, swimming pool, etc. Big rig friendly. Large fenced pet run with green grass. Quiet and relaxing location in the country. We pulled in for an overnight stay and didn't want to leave. - Ginger Brown
Gonzales, Texas (map) | (830) 437-2428
Sites: 23 | Latest Rate: $12.00 | 13 Reviews
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We were flooded out of another campground and ended up at this one. Owners very nice and responded to problems quickly. Very old park that has never been updated. Half permanent residents and half electrical workers. Bathrooms and laundry and landscaping needed cleaning. Many many loose dogs roaming around area. We were unable to walk our dog without a can of pepper spray and walking stick. Our rate reflected monthly rate. The residents were very friendly though and it was cheap. WiFi was good. We probably wouldn't return. - wendie T
Mar 2015 - $25.00
Nice enough place. Small, secluded, very quiet. Mostly long term but they keep a couple pull-thrus available for those passing through. Very nice folks. I wasn't that impressed with the WiFi. It's certainly above RV park average but not the best I've had either: 2-5mb on speedtest. - fulltimer121
Apr 2014 - $28.00
This park is not a destination, but it is a very good place for a night or two. The sites were well kept and neat,the electric and water pressure were low but useable. Very good wi-fi ,tv reception and cell phone (verizon) .The RR and Shower were old and needed a good cleaning,didn't use them. The laundry was OK,$1.00 / machine. Management was great, very nice, but there were no discounts PERIOD. Easy to get to and leave and we will be back in our 5th wheel. - bub
Lockhart, Texas (map) | (512) 398-3479
Sites: 20 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 24 Reviews
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This place is on a golf course, and I see why it is desirable to live on a gold course. All of the grass is mowed to be pretty and pleasant. No fire ants.
Only 20 sites at the state park. 10 are very nice with asphalt driveways, 50 amp, sewer, but also - each site had a SMOKER and a fire ring and a paved picnic area with shelter.
We had already gone shopping, but went back to walmart to get some stuff to grill!
They had no security lights, which meant that at night you could see every. single. star. Beautiful.
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Campsites are a long walk to the playground and guard shack.
Spotty cell service. We were able to get messages on and off. Mostly nothing.
A little wifi at the main office. - mmette00
Dec 2015 - $21.00
It's a beautiful, well-maintained state park with a swimming pool, public 9-hole golf course, and small campground. There are 10-sites with full hookup and 10-sites with water and electric. It was very quiet there and we saw many deer and wild turkeys wandering across the fairway in front of our camp site. The nightly rate of $21 does not include a $3/day per person state park entry fee. Still a great price at $27/day for a FHU site. - CNRUSA
Sep 2015 - $23.00
I generally always like Texas State Parks for camping, and this small park is in Lockhart where there is great BBQ. Other than a little 9 hole golf course (which I would have played had we been there longer) there is not much to do at the park. There are short trails so no good hiking. But the park is small and quiet, and I saw fishing and playground opportunities for young families. - User3772
Dale, Texas (map) | (512) 398-7827
Sites: 46 | Latest Rate: $33.00 | 20 Reviews
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Super clean sites, excellent laundry, clear satellite view, extremely helpful owner, many friendly winter Texans, great lake view, security gate, nice pool, hot tub, top-notch power/water/sewer, many group events, etc. Rate is Good Sam 10% off.
This place has it all and deserves a 10! We would definitely stay again. - wandrr
May 2015 - $14.00
This park is incredible! The spaces are huge, with some including your own stone BBQ table a and picnic tables. Most spots look over the private lake and encourage you to walk by the lake. Restrooms, showers and laundry super clean! Can't wait to stay here again! Owners have a real winner here! Pool, patios and too many amenities to say. What a find! - Wandering Worleys
Mar 2014 - $12.00
We came for a week but stayed for a month. Such a wonderful campground with amazing owners/managers. The sites are very large and most have a view of the private lake. Level gravel parking spot, each with a cement pad the length of the site and 18 - 20 feet of grass yard between neighbors. There are 3 restrooms that are very nice and actually large individual rooms with shower, sink and toilet. They are locked so you need a key that you "rent" for $5 refundable per stay. They are immaculate as is the laundry room which has three new washers and dryers. There is a beautiful pool and spa but it is not heated so we didn't use them this time of the year. We had friends visit and they rented one of the cabins. Wow! They are all built by the owner who is a contractor and they are amazing, nothing rustic here. The rate reflects the monthly rate. We would definitely stay here again! - mikenchelby
Lockhart, Texas (map) | (512) 773-8742
Sites: 20 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 1 Reviews
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Clean park but watch out for the extra charges, I did not know there was a deposit expected until I was already unpacked, and I did not know there was a 3% charge passed onto me for using a debit card; he prefers cash. The Wi-Fi only worked sometimes when I was there, but never fear, there is a McDonald's nearby. You could not walk 2 feet without getting stickers on your shoes, pants, or if you had flip flops that was dangerous walking across the grass. I didn't like the "find out as you go" rules, I never saw that rule about the 3% fee to use a debit card until I used one. I think this owner is new at the park thing and is not user friendly. So read all the rules before you check out, Oh and I never saw any creek water etc. while I was camped there. - tizwhizkid
167 County Road 254 Gonzales, Texas (map) | (830) 672-2779
Sites: 19 | Latest Rate: $14.00 | 5 Reviews
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Stayed three nights in early April with friends camping adjacent. Park was not full for a weekend, so was very quiet. This is a very nice park in the Guadalupe River bottom shaded with beautiful enormous Pecan trees. Access to the Guadalupe River for fishing. The Lake was drained for repairs to the dam to be completed later this year, but we were not planning to use the lake. Lots of birds in the trees. Very well maintained grassy areas. One spot on the loop road through the park was too narrow for our small RV, but no problem getting out the other direction. A small camp store with basic supplies and friendly staff during check-in. - Texas E-S
Apr 2016 - $32.00
Beautiful campground! Good spacing between the campsites. Large high pecan tree canopy that provides good shade. One downside is that because these are such large/older pecan trees there is a lot of limbs breaking and falling. We were lucky and none fell on our RV. The staff at the campground was out daily cleaning and picking up broken limbs. When we were there the lake was drained since one of the dam gates had broken a few weeks earlier. They are in the process of fixing the gate. We had already been informed by the staff about the lake issue in advance. We were thankful for that information since we had planned to bring a boat. We plan on staying here again when we are in the area. We camped in a 50 amp spot in a 36 ft. motorhome. - Texas Traveler
Jan 2016 - $24.00
A great park! Lake Wood is a hydroelectric lake owned and operated by the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority. The back-in RV sites were roomy with lots of trees, grass and natural beauty. We had a full hookup site. The bathrooms and showers were clean but were a little old and outdated. The park host was friendly and helpful. There was fishing for those who like that sort of thing. They have a store that my husband was impressed with because of the amount of RV hardware they had available. We will stay there again when we are in the area. - whiteknights
San Marcos, Texas (map) | (512) 392-7044
Sites: 25 | Latest Rate: $10.00 | 2 Reviews
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They do not allow children, which for the majority of people means they don't want you. They are almost always full, because of their cheap monthly price (which is why I listed 10 a night). They have no bathrooms, no showers, no laundry, and very short inconvenient office hours. They have no website, which is weird in 2015, so good luck getting their number. - Swift_Strongarm
Aug 2011 - $10.00
When we came to this part of Texas for a job. This was a very reasonable place. Good place for workers that have self contained RV's since they don't have restrooms or showers. Very nice people and next door to the Three Dudes Winery. Less than 2 miles outside of town. The rate I gave was monthly and we would stay again. - BJ&ME


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Charting the tech giants: iPhone 4S fizzer might be savvy strategy after all
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- October 05, 2011
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- Live blog: Apple doesn't announce an iPhone 5
- iPhone 4S: Launch fails to meet expectations
THE anti-climactic launch of the iPhone 4S (read: Not-an-iphone-5) and the subsequent share price drop raises questions about Apple's strategy.
Such as: what exactly are they playing at?
Charting the history of the commercial behaviour of major technology companies shows Apple has, more than any of the other big Silicon Valley players, focused on developing its own products and elaborating them. So while the iPhone 4S launch may have been a disappointment for some, it is perfectly in line with the company's past behaviour, which stands in clear contrast to its competitors.
Apple is one of the biggest names in tech, perhaps the biggest. Along with Microsoft, Facebook, Google, and Yahoo, they have inspired adulation, revulsion or even pity (yes, Yahoo, that means you), as each has taken a different route to commercial success. See the chart below.
For all the "don't be evils" and the "think differents", our examination and visualisation shows that to make it big in this business - and stay there - it pays to be a little like Microsoft.
And as the competition for the next game-changing product or market-beating takeover heats up, the bloodiest fight in the future could well be for the brainwaves of the past.
The story so far
Here's the current state of play:
- Microsoft has a history of acquiring smaller companies to create market dominance, but this is slowing;
- Yahoo! made multiple acquisitions but is now struggling to stay afloat;
- Facebook buys talent and develops from within, although this looks like changing;
- Apple buys and develops technology (or rips it off, depending who you talk to);
- And Google does all of the above.
The announcement of the iPhone 4S should provide Apple a PR boost even though it was not an iPhone 5 launch as expected.
With the release of the 4S Apple will grab more of the lower end of the market with the still available and now much cheaper 3GS and 4.
It will also buy them time to watch Google's next move with Android, which is potentially an iPhone killer, while also moving further into the cloud arena with iCloud. This is line with Apple's pattern of behaviour in recent years, typified by cornering new markets and defending them, with legal action if necessary.
Google's Android will overtake Apple for market share sometime this year, according to freelancer.com founder Matt Barrie, who is also a former venture capitalist. That has prompted Apple to go on the defensive, looking for trade injunctions against Android.
When Google bought Android in 2005 it led to an increasingly competitive mobile market otherwise monopolised by Apple. The company shook up mobile again earlier this year when it acquired Motorola Mobility, which means Google now could soon start selling their own phones running their Android OS.
Google's position in the mobile market is now dramatically stronger, although a recent partnering of Microsoft and Samsung does loom as a threat.
'Yahoo is toast'
Remember when Yahoo! was the biggest and best search engine? The company has paid dearly for poor decisions – notably bunking the takeover of website del.icio.us, refusing Microsoft's $44.6bn takeover offer in 2008 only to have their market capitalisation fall to $22.24bn in 2011 and most recently firing CEO Carol Bartz over the phone.
None of this bodes well for the once high-flying company. The graphic above shows the lack of any major acquisitions by Yahoo! in recent years. Mr Barrie described them as "a sinking ship", saying they are "toast".
"Yahoo's problem was that it got rid of all of its talented engineers and turned itself into a media company, and when you have lacklustre engineering in your company, you can never hire good engineers," he said.
A Facebook friend with benefits
Microsoft invested $250 million in Facebook back in 2007, which means when Microsoft makes a deal – such as their $8.5bn purchase of video calling software Skype – Facebook also benefits. The acquisition takes a big stand against Apple's Facetime, which relies on users having an Apple device. Facebook will likely incorporate Skype into the social networking service.
Facebook's modus operandi is to acquire talent rather than companies. However they appear to be changing their strategy, as their dramatic overhaul will see them team up with big name brands such as Spotify – a music streaming service, and Netflix and Hulu – who stream movies and TV shows. It's not known yet if Facebook has made any money from these.
There are also reports of a Facebook announcement next week surrounding its mobile strategy, amid speculation they are going to move into that area more strongly. And there is the Facebook - Google+ war to either fight or ignore.
'Apple is transforming into Microsoft'
Apple don't go after companies so much either, preferring to chase technology and develop their own projects. That's an approach which has been hugely successful for them since the iPod's arrival.
However that soured with Quantum Research's announcement they would sue Apple over the click-wheel technology which they said infringed Quantum patents.
Recently Apple has launched its own lawsuits against other companies including Samsung, Microsoft, Psystar and HP. And there are those trade injunctions it wants against Android.
"The old war was Microsoft is evil and bad, and Apple is good, and now Apple is transforming into Microsoft by going out and suing everybody," said Mr Barrie.
The future
Get used to it. The next big gamechanger could well be around the issue of patents, which Mr Barrie describes as "a bit of a racket".
Google's strike on Motorola - described by Mr Barrie as a "brilliant defensive move" - came after it lost an auction of Nortel's patent portfolio. The successful bidder? A consortium of pretty-much-everyone-but-Google.
And if a petition to the US government to ban software patents is successful, it could have huge repercussions for software-heavy companies like Microsoft, and Amazon, who currently have the patent on one-click buying.
It means the future of tech companies - born in bedrooms, grown in boardrooms - could be decided in courtrooms.
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Marbleous Posted at 11:14 AM October 06, 2011
After the death of Steve Jobs, it is probably a good thing Apple did not release the $s as an I-phone 5
what's that big yellow thing in the sky? of Brisbane Posted at 10:51 AM October 06, 2011
I have an iphone 3 only 8 whatevers and it does everything that I need it to do, only had it since easter got the apple because hubby had one so was familiar with it and wanted to use Endomondo to track my exercising out in the real word, probably could have got it on anyother smartphone but couldn't be bothered to look into them. I have no desire to upgrade and couldn't care less when the next models are coming out. Kids complain that I don't have enough games on my iphone. People who are fighting over who is better than who seriously need to get out and get a life. There is a whole world out there that doesn't revolve around an entertainment system that happens to make phone calls.
What's this article about? of Ozland Posted at 10:04 AM October 06, 2011
Interesting story. However by the time I finished the article I failed to read about the purpose of article - ie why iPhone 4S fizzer might be savvy strategy after all


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The Packers continue to focus on lower-round and free agent-type players for their 30 in-house, pre-draft visits, but some of the athletes they are focusing on are pretty impressive and will end up being drafted on the third day.
Yesterday, we listed six draft eligible players who either visited or were scheduled to visit the Packers leading up to the draft. Most of them are players who will be drafted late or signed as free agents.
The Packers take the second part of the draft - signing undrafted players - very seriously and they get a jump on the recruiting process by bringing in players who might not have their numbers called over the weekend. Last year, the Packers had five undrafted players make the 53-man roster and two of them - Dezman Moses and Don Barclay - played important roles with the team.
With that in mind, here are some more players the Packers have had in for visits for are scheduled to host in the next week and a half (I'll split it up into two blogs), according to NFL sources:
Kyle Juszczyk, FB, Harvard
Jusczyk had a great pro day, measuring in at 6-1, 248 pounds and running a 4.73-second, 40-yard dash. He also had a 37-inch vertical jump, a 10-1 broad jump and benched 225 pounds 24 times. He is moving up the charts and may wind up being one of the top if not the top fullback taken in the draft.
A two-time all-American, Juszczyk led the Ivy League with eight touchdown receptions last year and had 52 catches for 706 yards total. Playing mostly a hybrid FB/TE position, he ranks sixth all-time in receptions at Harvard with 1,576 yards (seventh all-time) and 22 touchdowns (third all-time)
He has about a dozen visits with NFL teams scheduled.
Rashaan Melvin, CB, Northern Illinois
Stands 6-1 3/4 195 pounds, so when he ran his 40 at pro day in the 4.4-second range and reached 38 inches on his vertical jump, he raised a lot of eyebrows. The NIU program is big-time now and Melvin, a four-year starter, has been a part of the rise upward. He led the Mid-American with 17 break-ups last season and as you'll see in the video isn't afraid to stick his nose into it on defense.
Melvin tore his labrum in the Orange Bowl and was not able to perform the bench press at his pro day workout. Teams that bring him in probably be doing medical checks on his shoulder to see when he'll be ready to play football again.
He will have made at least five visits and had four private workouts before the draft starts.
Charles Johnson, WR, Grand Valley State
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