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Bill Ford says future of cars is in Detroit, not Silicon ValleyTue, 25, Oct 2016
Bill Ford is tired of hearing the future of cars belongs to Silicon Valley. Yet for years, the Apple and Google crowd have been telling him that only Big Tech can make driverless vehicles.
Ford's Fields: Automaker 'getting ahead' of industry changesMon, 24, Oct 2016
Amid skepticism on Wall Street, CEO Mark Fields aims to prove that Ford is in much better shape to withstand a downturn in the market.
Baby boomers swap Corvettes for comfort as U.S. sports-car sales fallFri, 21, Oct 2016
Baby boomers are starting to outgrow their midlife crisis years, and that's bad news for automakers who want to sell sports cars. It was a sign of things to come this month when Ford idled its Mustang plant for a week as sales for the year fell 9 percent.
Ford, Nissan lead effort to further develop industry in AfricaMon, 24, Oct 2016
A group of carmakers led by executives from Ford Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Co. will seek to work with Kenyan authorities to develop an auto-manufacturing industry in the east African country, building on talks with Nigerian lawmakers about their own market.
Ford signals limited support for carsMon, 24, Oct 2016
CEO Mark Fields says Ford isn't giving up on cars -- even as the automaker abandons most U.S. production of them -- but it also won't keep piling on discounts to boost sales "unnaturally."
Deals in Canada slow the jobs bleedingSat, 22, Oct 2016
The roughly $900 million Canadian in investment commitments that Unifor has secured from the Detroit 3 thus far might not be enough to fully reverse the long-term trend of auto manufacturing jobs leaving Canada, labor experts say.
DealersMon, 24, Oct 2016
A look at the anniversaries dealerships around the country are celebrating, including dealers for Volvo, Toyota, Mazda, GMC and Dodge.
Jaguar Land Rover, Ford test connected cars in UKFri, 21, Oct 2016
Jaguar Land Rover and Ford are testing connected cars that can communicate with each other using technology designed to speed up journeys and cut accidents, the first such trials in the country.
Google, automakers object to California rules for self-driving carsWed, 19, Oct 2016
Google and automakers objected to California proposals to set new, mandatory rules for testing self-driving cars in the state, which industry officials said could hobble their efforts in the home to much of self-driving vehicle testing and development.
Ford to suspend F-150, compact crossover output as retail demand dipsMon, 17, Oct 2016
In a fresh sign of pressure on U.S. automakers, Ford will shut down production of its best-selling F-150 pickup truck for a week at a Kansas City assembly plant. The company, citing a drop in retail demand, is also suspending output of two crossovers, the Ford Escape and the Lincoln MKC, at its Louisville Assembly Plant in Kentucky for two of the next three weeks.
End of the line for a road warriorMon, 17, Oct 2016
The Ford Falcon, a nameplate in production longer than even the Ford Mustang, finally ended production Oct. 7 after 56 years. No Falcons were built in the U.S. after 1971, but the car lived on through several more generations in Australia ever since.
As Unifor-Ford talks kick off, workers scoff at pattern dealMon, 17, Oct 2016
Unifor President Jerry Dias was able to persuade General Motors and Fiat Chrysler to invest in Canada. Now the biggest remaining hurdle for the head of Canada's auto workers union may be Ford workers themselves.


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Julia Child's Chocolate Almond Cake may just be my new favorite cake. It's incredibly rich and decadent. The center is purposefully undercooked, leaving a fudgy center you'll crave long after the cake is gone.
After spending two weeks away on vacation, I very much enjoyed coming home and slipping into our old routine— grocery shopping on monday, laundry on thursday, pizza night on friday. I also relished returning to my kitchen. It felt so good to be cooking and baking again.
And after weeks of talking about things like sugar and canning on the blog, I wanted to share a purely beautiful and completely delicious indulgence. Like this chocolate cake.
And not just any chocolate cake, Julia Child's chocolate almond cake from Mastering the Art of French Cooking. If you were only to bake one chocolate cake for the rest of your life, this may be it. It's not super fancy, with multiple layers, a complicated filling, and intricate decorating, and it doesn't need any of that. It's perfect as it is.
I left the recipe as she wrote it, with one exception. I could barely frost half of the cake with the chocolate butter frosting recipe provided, so I made another batch. I've given the recipe below with the doubled icing, but feel free to cut it in half if you'd like to try it with less.
How to Fold Ingredients Together
"Folding" is a method of combining ingredients without knocking the air out of the mixture, such as the folding of egg whites and batter to make this chocolate almond cake. Here's how it's done:
- Use a rubber spatula and make sure your bowl is big enough
- Add t1/4 of the lighter ingredients (i.e. whipped egg whites) to the batter to lighten it
- Fold the remaining egg whites in small batches
- Using the spatula, cut through the egg whites at 90 degree angle to the bottom of the bowl
- Scoop of the batter and fold it on top of itself and the egg whites.
- Rotate bowl a quarter turn and repeat only just until the lighter ingredients are incorporated into the batter.
- 4 ounces (113 grams) semisweet or bittersweet chocolate, chopped
- 2 tablespoons rum or coffee
- ½ cup (113 grams) unsalted butter, at room temperature
- ⅔ cup (132 grams) + 1 tablespoon sugar, divided
- 3 large eggs, separated
- Pinch of salt
- ⅓ cup (35 grams) almond flour/meal
- ¼ teaspoon almond extract
- ½ cup (57 grams) cake flour, sifted
- 4 ounces (113 grams) semisweet or bittersweet chocolate, chopped
- 4 tablespoons rum or coffee
- ¾ cup (170 grams) unsalted butter, at room temperature
- Slivered almonds, for garnish
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Butter and flour an 8-inch round cake pan and line with parchment paper.
- Combine the chopped chocolate and coffee or run in a small bowl placed over a saucepan of simmering water. Stir as the chocolate melts and remove from heat as soon as it's smooth. Set aside to cool.
- In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment, beat the butter and ⅔ cup sugar until pale and creamy. Add the 3 egg yolks and beat until thick. Add the cooled melted chocolate. Stir in the almond extract and almond meal/flour and mix until just combined.
- In a separate bowl and with a whisk attachment, whip the 3 egg whites and salt on high speed until foamy. Slowly add the tablespoon of sugar and whip to stiff peaks.
- Add ¼ of the whipped egg whites to the batter and fold gently until combined. Add and fold in the remaining whites in 3 additions, alternating with the sifted cake flour. Fold only until the streaks of egg whites disappear, do not overmix.
- Pour the batter into the prepared cake pan. Bake until the edges are set but the center still jiggles when the pan is bumped, about 25 minutes.
- Let cool 10 minutes, then run a knife around the edges to remove cake from pan and place on a wire rack to cool completely.
- Combine the chopped chocolate and coffee or run in a small bowl placed over a saucepan of simmering water. Stir as the chocolate melts and remove from heat as soon as it's smooth.
- Add the butter a tablespoon at a time and use a whisk to beat it into the chocolate. Whisk until smooth.
- Let the icing cool to a spreadable consistency, stirring it every 5 minutes or so. It should take about 15-20 minutes, depending on the temperature of your kitchen.
- Spoon the icing on top of the cooled cake and spread it to cover. Garnish with slivered almonds.
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35 Responses to Chocolate Almond Cake
I am in love with this cake! The almonds on top make is so pretty – yum!
Love the flour less chocolate cakes. It means your cake always comes out delicious and fudgy! lovely flavour combo and so pretty with the icing
I love Julia Child! She's such an inspiration to me but I have to admit I've never had the chance to make one of her recipes so far. I'll be definitely trying this out, since it doesn't look complicated to make but the final result is…beyond perfect!
Thanks so much for sharing!
xo, Elisa
This is gorgeous, Annalise. Especially with all the sliced almonds on top. It looks simple and decadent.
I love this! So simple, yet beautiful!
Love this, I have a birthday coming up, will be requesting this
Liren says:
My little guy has a birthday in a few weeks, and he adores chocolate! I'm going to have to show him this – I have a feeling he'll want it for his birthday
Haley says:
mm a cake with which I am very familiar. One of my favorites! Beautiful pictures
Sues says:
Whoa. This looks so chocolatey and awesome!!
Deborah says:
I am totally smitten with that fudgy center! Can't wait to try this!
Laura@baking in pyjamas says:
This cake sounds like one giant brownie. How delicious.
Mercedes says:
Oh my goodness. That fudgey center is enough to make my mouth water! And that frosting, yum!
2 great flavors together You cannot go wrong here at all Wonderful recipe
NYC Style and a little Cannoli
Chels says:
This is amazing!
I know how you feel, Annalise! Vacationing can be fun, but there's no better feeling than slipping into your own bed after being away. Welcome home! This cake is a stunner, and your photos have got me drooling! Thanks for sharing.
Annalise says:
So true, nothing better than coming home to your bed! Thanks Georgia!
Patent Box solicitor says:
Love the almonds! The more on there the better!
Gabrielle Elliott says:
I made this today! turned out perfectly.
Annalise says:
Yay, so glad you enjoyed them!
Erika Beth says:
I've been on such an almond kick recently. (For instance, I'm currently eating some brown sugar almond butter.) I'm totally saving this recipe! Thanks for posting!
Cecilia says:
Need to bake this cake!!
Carlotta says:
i'm in love with this cake and i've just watched "Julie & Julia".
Maybe Tomorrow i'll try and let you know and publish on my blog!
Of course, i'll try some of your website's receipes, your photos are wonderful!!
p.s i'm sorry for my terrible english but.. i'm italian and not so good in it…
Carlotta says:
ok, i've just made this cake.
no words….. <3
Annalise says:
Glad you liked it!!
David says:
Hello –
I searched for a chocolate almond cake to make for my mom's birthday and this site popped up.
The funny thing is that our family was just talking about Julie and Julia last week so when I saw the connection to this recipe, I just had to give this recipe a shot.
In short, this cake had a completely amazing taste. I didn't spread the topping around the sides but opted to just let it ooze over when leveling on top. It gave it a molten lava visual effect.
This recipe also taught me a new technique regarding egg whites. I usually get impatient with recipes that call for those few extra steps, but these sure made a difference in the taste and texture of this amazing little cake.
Thanks much for sharing and now it's off to the blueberry hand pies.
Annalise says:
Hi David, I'm so glad you gave this recipe a try and enjoyed it so much! Thanks for the comment. Let me know what you think of the hand pies!
dana says:
Can I use cocoa powder instead of melting chocolate?
Aino says:
This cake is the best! I've made it with and without icing, and every time it's been absolutely magic – all I need is more occasions to bake it for
You've got a new follower – thanks for sharing
Ileana says:
Can I replace the sugar with agave, honey or coconut sugar? Has anybody tried that?
Annalise says:
I have no experience substituting the sugar in a recipe like this with something like agave or honey, so I am no help, sorry! Perhaps another reader can provide some advice. I can guess that you'll need to change the method some, as the creaming of granulated sugar and butter helps give cakes rise and texture.
Ileana says:
Thank you! I will be making it…on a cheat day
Mert says:
Whoever is telling that he/she made this cake, have you not followed the instructions? Obviously you didn't, because I just did and 170g of butter for the icing just messed up all the cake. Please check and correct the weight of your ingrediants.
Renata says:
Hello! and thank you so much for sharing the recipe! I've been craving this cake since the movie came out! I wnated to know if there's any way to replace the almond extract! Can I replace it with amaretto? I live in Peru, and I can't find it anywhere! please help! thanks again! Love your blog!
Kelley says:
I am so disappointed…tasteless. The icing is terrible. Wasted my time and money…
I think people making comments BEFORE they make the cake is useless…
plasterer bristol says:
Don't think i've ever tried this cake. Sounds so good. Thanks for sharing this recipe. will be giving this a go.
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TURNER, Joan L. Reynolds
TURNER, Joan L. Reynolds, 80, of Wheeling, died Monday September 10, 2012 at the Forest Hills Retirement Center, St. Clairsville, Ohio on her 58th wedding anniversary surrounded by her loving family.
Joan was born June 19, 1932 in Wheeling WV, the daughter of the late Lewis and Marie Bernert Reynolds.
She was a homemaker and a member of the Harbor of Hope Church, St Clairsville.
In addition to her parents, she was also preceded in death by her husband, Arden C. Turner Sr. in 2011; a brother, Richard Reynolds.
Surviving are a son, Arden C. Turner II and his wife Julie of Springfield, Ohio; three daughters, Ardeth J. Knuth and her husband, Joe of Bellaire, Ohio, Leah Marie Hoffman and her husband, Rob of Bellaire, Dorothy Ann Stotts of Wheeling; a brother, Lewis Reynolds of Wheeling; a sister, Janet Marie Hetrick of Wheeling; seven grandchildren, George Knuth and his wife Leslie, Lisa Queen, Shelly Grimm, Sheena Becker, Adam, Andrea and Zachary Turner; three great grandchildren, Alissa, Colton and Trinity Grimm.
Friends will be received on Wednesday, September, 12, 2012 from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. at Kepner Funeral Home, 3545 Jacob Street, South Wheeling where services will be held on Thursday, September 13, 2012 at 10 a.m. at Harbor of Hope Church, 67667 Warnock Road St. Clairsville, Ohio with the Reverend Dean Myers officiating. Interment in Mt Calvary Cemetery, Wheeling.


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16 Parks near Happy Jack, Arizona
Clints Well, Arizona 12.11 miles SE
Lake Montezuma, Arizona 17.14 miles SW
McGuireville, Arizona 17.29 miles W
Rimrock, Arizona 17.29 miles W
Village of Oak Creek (Big Park), Arizona 18.04 miles NW
Happy Jack, Arizona 86024 (map) | (928) 477-2299
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 5 Reviews
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May 2015 - $30.00
We spent a month here in our Airstream. The location is beautiful, and there is a lot of hiking and scenic drives. It is a short drive to Pine/Strawberry, and a 45 min. drive to Payson. We enjoyed our stay here, but they don't allow a second vehicle to park on each site. We had to pay a fee to park our extra vehicle. The managers are a little over zealous in their micro-managing of the park. Don't expect a resort. This is a basic RV park. Don't count on the WIFI as use is restricted. We were able to get Channel 12 over the air. Many of the RV'ers spend all summer here. There are weekly activities, such as Card Bingo, other games and Potlucks. We would stay here again because we like the location. - sunnyaz
May 2015 - $10.00
Stayed here for a week. Beautiful setting bordering on a National Forest. Best rate was $10 with RPI discount, plus $3 per night resort fee, plus $3 per night for tow dolly. Wi-Fi spotty and you have to sign in at office for 30 minutes use per day. Our site had no problem with satellite service. All services worked great. Restrooms were clean and large toilet/changing area. Small but adequate shower stall. No fire rings at individual campsites. No wood fires allowed at campsites. If you want you can bring a gas fired pit. Major shopping 37 miles south in Payson at the Walmart. Pine has a store but limited and expensive. Would visit again. - mdmnkcm
May 2015 - $15.00
The rate includes a $5 resort fee added to the Coast to Coast rate of $10. The resort does not have any amenities. There is no clubhouse or swimming pool. There is no wi-fi. The resort fee should not be charged because they offer no amenities. It is remotely located so bring enough provisions for your stay unless you want to drive an hour or more. This is strictly a campground for people who want to be at a higher elevation and near the pine trees. There is little to do other than hiking. The sites are spacious and level and the hookups are good. Staff is friendly. - JGockel
Happy Jack, Arizona (928) 477-2805
Sites: 75 | Latest Rate: $42.00 | 5 Reviews
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Jul 2013 - $42.00
Large and level spaces. Quiet. All hook-up worked good. Yes, we had 2 atv's so we were busy,busy,busy. Happy with everything except the price. Long drive for MAJOR supplies. We would come back here again after a long stop at Walmart. - jack danielsxxx
Jun 2012 - $35.00
The park has very large pull through spaces, each with a concrete slab and picnic table. The spaces are gravel/dirt and the roadways throughout the park are wide and covered with large size gravel. They have a very nice store and small restaurant at the office. There are ample RV and supplies in the office store. We did not use the showers or laundry room so could not comment on them. There is a large covered picnic area with tables and grills, great for parties. They also have a children's play area which appears to be in good shape. They also have a large storage facility for storing your rig, so you don't have to pull it up and down the mountain each time, especially with the cost of gas now. This is nice as you can leave it here and just pull it over to your campsite when you come. They also offer various packages for leaving your rig parked in a camping space, connected to hook-ups for an extended period of time. The park is clean and backs up to a national forest so plenty of hiking trails. The park is in a beautiful setting, most definitely way far away from anything! This should have been our clue we would not like the park. We prefer to camp where we might have the option to drive somewhere close by to grab a bit or sightsee or just do something. Not here at Happy Jack! You are at least 20+ miles from any town. The only stores are the small store at the check-in office and then one about a mile down the road that is a gas station and convenience mart. You have little to no TV reception unless you have satellite. You only get Wi-Fi on your phone near the office. If you don't come here with ATVs you are going to be bored silly like we were because there is absolutely nothing to do. We had to drive 30 miles into to Cottonwood, AZ as we grew tired of watching the pine trees grow and were bored with watching movies in the RV. The dogs were tired of hiking in the woods. We needed to see civilization! Happy Jack is only good as a camping spot for hunters or those with ATV's. We will never camp here again. We are storing our RV in their storage facility and plan on moving it to another park where there is more activity at the end of June. - drillbabydrillaz
May 2012 - $32.00
Happy Jack...please plant some trees! There is no shade...except I did see site 75 that is off the beaten path that is in shade trees. Happy Jack...up grade to offer Wi-Fi! Playground is nice and kids enjoy it. Staff is friendly. - AZDesertDweller
Clints Well, Arizona (map) | (928) 477-2255
Sites: 36 | Latest Rate: $8.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jun 2011 - $8.00
This is a primitive (no hookups) campground in the Coconino National Forest. It has vault toilets (two per building) and dumpsters. The picnic and tent pads are new. Each site has a picnic table, fire ring/grill combo, and a separate pedestal grill. We stayed at back-in site 6. The campground is one big loop, which is dirt with some gravel. Sites are the same and are level. There is ample room between sites. The loop is large enough so people on the inner loop do not see across to the other side of the loop. There are both back-in and pull-through sites. The pull-throughs are really wider areas where you pull off to the side of the main loop. The campground is located about 2 1/2 miles down a decent dirt road (FR 751), off of AZ-87. The pines and oak are small to medium size. This campground has a host, but you pay cash at a fee station near the entrance. You can access the Arizona Trail from this campground. Forest Road 751 goes another 2 miles past the campground to the Blue Ridge Reservoir, but that part of the road gets steep and narrow. We enjoy this type of National Forest camping, and will be staying here again. - Neil and JoAnn
Aug 2008 - $8.00
This is a National Forest (Coconino)campground located on the Mogollon Rim about 2 miles north of Clints Well and 2 1/2 miles in on a gravel road. Absolutely beautiful setting in the pine forest; some sites have distant views off the Rim. Located 2 1/2 miles from the Blue Ridge Reservoir. A great place for canoing or kayaking. The campground does not take reservations, no hookups,and has chemical toilets. The sites are level with pads for tents and picnic tables. The campground tends to fill up by Fridays on summer weekends. - JEMc
Mormon Lake, Arizona (map) | (928) 354-2477
Sites: 75 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $15.00
Probably the most beautiful park I've ever seen. In the middle of the forest. No horse smells, no motorcycle, a few noisy off-road vehicles. No transients!!!! - User2901
Jun 2012 - $39.00
There is a great deal of confusion between Mormon Lake Lodge and Mormon Lake Trailer Park - they are right next door to one another. We have stayed at both and definitely prefer Mormon Lake Trailer Park. There are no horses, petting zoos, horse manure, and offending smells! The sites are in heavily treed area - like being in the middle of a forest. The owner and manager are incredibly helpful and responsive. The park is well maintained. We stay from June to September and love it. We do not have a truck to pull our large 5th wheel, but the manager always manages to provide one if we want to move from one site to another. Our site is complete with a carpeted porch and fence. The park is VERY dog friendly and dogs can run and run in the forest. Must be on a leash in the park, of course. We like this park so much that we keep our 5th wheel there all year ... at our site!! There is rv storage available. - User2901
Mormon Lake, Arizona (map) | (928) 354-2227
Sites: 74 | Latest Rate: $42.00 | 6 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $42.00
There are lots of trees for shade. The camp staff was very helpful. The ground can be very muddy if it rains. Fire place ash every where in the camping area. None of it enclosed. The only ty is by air. - Traveling Dude
Oct 2012 - $35.00
Friendly staff, but the park has horses (manure, smell, flies) and lots of 4 wheelers (noise). The park is mainly transient rather than 4 month renters. Our dogs became ill because of the manure, the flies were obnoxious, we moved to the RV park next door. - User2901
Jul 2009 - $35.00
Sites here were close to each other. Our door and awning opened onto our neighbor's and there wasn't room for both awnings. Some really junky permanent trailers here. The water was nasty: smelled like sulfur or sewer. Yuck! People were friendly and accommodating when we wanted to move to a shady site. I thought it was wrong to have to pay $2 for a shower when I paid $35 for the site: should have been included. Enjoyed the baby goats at the petting zoo and appreciated having a general store here. Didn't stop into the bar or restaurant so can't comment on them. We won't stay here again. - goldenk9s
Rimrock, Arizona (map) | (928) 567-4007
Sites: 10 | Latest Rate: $19.00 | 4 Reviews
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Apr 2012 - $19.00
Bad things - No bath and no showers. Cable is only if you purchase it directly from the cable company. TV channels are pretty limited using an antenna. The place is a gravel parking lot. You check in at a realty company. Good things is that the price is low. Wi-Fi is good. There are a lot of things to see in the area while still staying at a low cost RV park. Laundry is fairly low cost at a laundromat at the strip mall beside it. Quiet area. - J and C
Mar 2012 - $22.00
After reading the positive comments we called to make reservations for 2 40-foot motorhomes. They said no problem. Upon arrival we found that the spots were not able to accommodate our motorhomes without sticking into the road. The spots were not very level. This is the first time that we have not agreed with the comments previously made. It is like a parking lot off the main road with no real appeal. Would be okay for an overnight stay. Many permanent trailers. - Sally Chew
Dec 2011 - $19.00
Price reflects weekly stay. We like small parks which are out of the way so this one fit the bill. Sites are wide and level and easy access. Stayed a week while visiting the sites in the area. I think we were the only travelers in the 10 site campground. Several other campers appeared to be long term residents. Our only issue was absolutely no place convenient to walk our dog and for that reason we would not stay again. - Carl&Barb
4500 E. Hwy 260 Camp Verde, Arizona 86322 (map) | (928) 567-4320
Sites: 57 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 65 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $36.00
First off: No Cable No WiFi (didn't work) All red rock gravel with no grass but very neat and clean park. Many trees - the management did let me move sites to get a better satillite signal.
Camp sites are large and separated by rail fence to give a sense of privacy.
Camp Verde is a good location to go to the many places in the nearby area. Out from town and very quiet - we would stay here again! - Larry Jenkins
Apr 2016 - $38.00
Very nice RV camp. Agree with all other positive reviews, but WIFI not working either of the 2 times we've been there. Our gravel site was spacious, had some shade, and included a picnic table. - Gwen Salzborn
Apr 2016 - $40.00
The folks that work here are super friendly and hard working to keep the park spotless. In our 12 years of RVing, this is one of the best parks we have stayed at. They are definitely the MOST dog friendly park for sure. Spots are bigger than normal and clearly marked off with cute little fences between each spot. There are some nice trails to walk dogs and one ends up at the creek. Also, sites are level and we didn't need to do anything. - rebadeb
1156 Highway 179 Sedona, Arizona 86336 (map) | (928) 282-7701
Sites: 4 | Latest Rate: $41.00 | 12 Reviews
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May 2016 - $41.00
A location within walking distance of Sedona's gallery row is this park's best attribute. Entry from the highway can be a challenge for larger rigs a it requires a tight turn down a steep hill onto a paved driveway. The park itself is gravel with little to distinguish between the access roads and sites other than utility poles. This is a very crowded park, with a few RV sites surrounded by a couple of dozen permanently-placed mobile homes. Water, sewer, and electrical hookups were conveniently placed. WiFi signal was strong, but thruput was only modest. We didn't use the bathrooms. The laundry facility was temporarily unavailable for maintenance reasons. A cheerful, helpful staff person met us as we entered, directed us into our site (we had a reservation), encouraged us to settle in before registering, took our payment, and offered many suggestions for our enjoyment of Sedona. We thought this was a reasonable price for such a good location. - DaveInOhio
May 2016 - $45.00
Old park with lots of run down trailers which I think are mostly rented. They only have a few transient sites. Was very tight getting in and out. The entrance road is very steep. Would be difficult for big rigs but doable. The full hookups worked well and the Wi-Fi was surprisingly good. The girls at check-in were very nice and pleasant. I must say the park is fairly neat given all the old trailers.
Very nice view of Oak Creek off of the patio just outside of the office. - mlbarry
Oct 2015 - $30.00
We made last minute reservation over phone, the owner was very nice. We stayed 5 days with a 32 foot 5th wheel. Management checked in with us several times to make sure we were comfortable. We arrived on a Friday night the weekend of the October feast, was a little noisy first night but all other nights were quite. This places has mostly permanent trailers that are rented nightly or monthly, many are people who live here permanently. Plenty of room between trailers but tight trying to get parked, doable but if you're not good at parking your trailer don't try here. If you are larger than 32 feet I wouldn't recommend it. Bring a smaller trailer it's worth it to stay here. Has the oak Creek creek 100 feet from trailers with a cement patio and tables overlooking it and stair access for going down to it. A little beach area and several areas to fish for trout. Permission was given to pan for gold if we wanted to. Gravel site was level, WiFi was great. Recommend highly. Thanks Oak Creek. - Cynthia Gowin
Sedona, Arizona (map) | (928) 282-7255
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Oct 2016 - $70.00
One of the best parks we've stayed at! This is in such a great location. Our campsite butted up against the flowing creek; we could hear it. The grounds were immaculate and are maintained by a friendly crew. We stayed 2 nights and wished we could stay longer. After we posted pictures online, our friends want to come out too!
There were several rules and posted signs throughout the park. We were good with them, except No Campfires. The rules did lend themselves to a very quiet Quiet Time between 10pm and 7am.
If we lived closer we'd be visiting all the time! - Arash
Sep 2016 - $47.00
This was our first stay at Rancho Sedona. This was the most beautiful, clean and well maintained park we've ever stayed in. The site was very level. Water was clean. Wi-Fi was acceptable. The park is nestled in a bunch of the most beautiful Sycamore trees..........ones I've only seen in Sedona. I highly recommend the park to anyone traveling in the area.
There were a lot of complaints about the strict rules the park has, but we found them to be fully acceptable to any adult and, honestly, were one of the things that made the park so nice to stay in.
We will be back to this park in the future. - Chris C
Sep 2016 - $52.00
This is a great park. Walk to town to a bunch of restaurants, shopping and hiking. Even trout fishing in Oak Creek at the back of the campground. This campground is kept in immaculate condition. The only reason I didn't give it a 10 is the wi/fi didn't work that great and neither did cable tv. Still it would be hard to beat this campground if your visiting Sedona. Verizon cell worked good. - NPmoto
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We were assigned very tight space having to maneuver between parked cars, ATVs and trees to get into our space. It was very noisy with ATVs constantly going by until after 1:00 AM. The dog park is all the way in the back and very far to walk to. There is no nighttime security and people until all hours. This is definitely the place to go to if you are into ATVs. If you are looking for peace and quiet look elsewhere, as they cater to ATV group. We had no water one morning and after going into the office was told they didn't know it would be turned off so early. The office knew about it the day before but didn't inform anyone so fresh water tanks could be filled. They are very uncommunicative and don't really seem to care. Campsite was very tight and you have to share meager space with next door campers. - doleedesigns
Apr 2016 - $33.00
Heavily wooded park that seems to be primarily for people coming up for weekends from the desert with their ATVs. Woman in the office couldn't clearly explain the price, told me the Good Sam discount was $1.60 a night because "that's the way it is". Be careful parking because of the trees and very tight spaces and also the showers didn't have hot water (even in the afternoon). I won't be back. - ldukeb
Sep 2015 - $34.00
This is a nice family park. Sites are close, but there are trees. Lots of nearby activities. Office personnel should become more familiar with the park and inner workings. Had to remind the counter person to give us a map so we could find our site, had to ask for a receipt, and remind her we were extending our stay. Sites can require some delicate navigation due to closeness and large trees. - h2oskier


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R.A. Dickey tossed his National League-leading fourth complete game and picked up his 15th win, pulling even for the major league lead, as the Mets snapped a nine-game home losing streak with a 6-1 win against the Marlins on Thursday afternoon.
"Losing is not fun," Terry Collins said. "Losing makes it miserable to walk in the doors every morning, especially when you know you should be better. We know we should be better, and it's a frustrating experience. The guys are not happy about it. The mood in the clubhouse is not the same. Even though they try to make it the same, it's not. So today's win certainly lightens things up a little bit."
The Mets now welcome the Braves for a weekend series. Matt Harvey makes his first Citi Field start in tonight's opener. He opposes left-hander Paul Maholm.
Friday's news reports:
• Andres Torres went 3-for-3 with a season-high three RBIs and a walk, while Dickey posted 10 strikeouts -- his NL-leading sixth double-digit strikeout performance this season. "It's a hard knuckleball. He shouldn't call it a knuckleball, he should call it something else," Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen said. "He should come up with his own name because it's a different type of pitch." Torres had a double, homer and walk against Marlins starter Josh Johnson and is now 5-for-5 with three walks and four extra-base hits in his career against the ace. Read game recaps in the Times, Post, Newsday, Record, Daily News and Star-Ledger.
• Columnist Joel Sherman in the Post expresses concern whether the Mets are in good shape for success in 2013, too. Writes Sherman:
In other words, this isn't a simple plug job. Not when you are three outfielders away from having a legitimate major league outfield. Not when you don't have a starting catcher in a sport already short on catching. Not when significant parts of the Mets' own hierarchy remain unsold that Ike Davis or Daniel Murphy can be part of a first-division right side of the infield. Not when Jonathon Niese is showing second-half endurance issues once more and Dillon Gee has become a physical uncertainty. Not when Jason Bay and Johan Santana are choking the payroll for one more season. And not when even your two best players in 2012 -- David Wright and R.A. Dickey -- are facing their walk years in 2013. Thus, the Mets have to commit significant dollars for a substantial period on both or seriously consider trading them between now and next July 31.
• Harvey resolves to throw more fastballs tonight than in his most-recent start, at San Diego. Read more on Harvey's home debut in the Post, Daily News and Newsday.
• Jose Reyes dropped David Wright's fly ball in shallow left field in the sun in the fourth inning, which set up the tiebreaking run scoring. Reyes also lost a 26-game hitting streak. Successor Ruben Tejada extended his hitting streak to a career-high 14 games. "It's embarrassing, of course, but that ball got right in the sun," Reyes told Peter Botte in the Daily News about the dropped fly ball. "It's kind of tough. ... Hopefully that won't happen again. I had it, but in the last moment I lost it in the sun, so I couldn't see it. It almost hit my face."
• With the Mets having all but dropped from wild-card contention, Collins said the plan to use Dickey on short rest regularly over the next several weeks is off the table. However, the manager did say that if Dickey is within striking distance of a 20-win season or the Cy Young, he may use the knuckleballer on short rest in the final couple of weeks of the season to try to bulk up his numbers. Dickey countered that he would not want to work on short rest unless it was beneficial to the team.
Columnist David Lennon in Newsday forecasts the Mets engaging Dickey in contract-extension talks in the near future. Unlike Wright, Dickey has made little secret of his desire to get a deal done -- even with dialogue in-season. The Mets have a team option on Dickey for next season at $5 million, just as they have a team option on Wright for $16 million. Writes Lennon:
All Dickey did Thursday was polish his Cy Young candidacy by beating the Marlins with a five-hitter, his NL-leading fourth complete game, in a 6-1 victory. Dickey improved to 15-3 with a 2.72 ERA. His 10 strikeouts upped his total to 166, which is tied with Justin Verlander for tops in the majors. "The numbers speak for themselves," Wright said. "There's probably a lot of teams that would like his services. Who doesn't want a guy that's won 15 games through the second week of August?" The Mets have a $5 million option on Dickey for 2013, so he's under their control for the immediate future. But after lukewarm talks in spring training about an extension, and then a pullback by the Mets into a wait-and-see mode, the front office is beginning to consider reopening those conversations. Earlier this season, the Mets' show-me stance was a calculated gamble to see if Dickey could duplicate his previous two breakout seasons. Instead, he's surpassed the most optimistic projections, earning a trip to the All-Star Game and becoming a real threat to win the Cy Young.
Read more on Dickey in the Journal and Record.
• Tim Byrdak, while resigned to the possibility his career may be over, has resolved to have surgery to repair a torn anterior capsule in his pitching shoulder. By undergoing the procedure now, the free-agent-to-be Byrdak holds out hope of pitching again late in the 2013 season. Byrdak needed to undergo the surgery anyway in order to be able to play catch comfortably with his children.
• Paul Lukas on ESPN.com tracks down the no-longer-anonymous apparent creator of Mr. Met.
• Josh Satin went 3-for-3 with a walk and scored four times and Valentino Pascucci had a three-run homer in Buffalo's 10-1, rain-shortened win at Lehigh Valley. Lucas Duda, who figures to return to the Mets at some point this month to see playing time in left field with Jason Bay's role reduced, was scratched from Buffalo's lineup with a toothache. Right-hander Jacob deGrom, the Mets' 10th-round pick in 2010 out of Stetson, was promoted from Savannah to St. Lucie and will make his Florida State League debut Saturday. DeGrom (6-3, 2.51 ERA with the Gnats) swapped teams with right-hander Yohan Almonte, who had a 6.57 ERA in 19 appearances (17 starts) with the Florida State League club. Read Thursday's full minor league recap here.
TRIVIA: Chipper Jones' first two major league homers came against the Mets. Name the pitchers who surrendered those long balls. (Hint: The homers came in May 1995.)
Thursday's answer: The longest hitting streak in Mets history belongs to Moises Alou, who hit safely in 30 straight games in 2007.


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"No sugar" is for hot chocolate.
Besides...my "real" job is plant/project engineer at a sugar factory! True.
"No sugar" is for hot chocolate.
Besides...my "real" job is plant/project engineer at a sugar factory! True.
... amazing !
Don't hate me, but there is/are probably less than 5 lbs of sugar used in my household annually -- and only for my wife when she bakes .
By-the-way ... you don't wear Levis and white sneakers, do you ?
Nope. Generic "jeans" and either "Sorels" in winter or sandals in summer. Steel-toed shoes at work and hiking runners the rest of the time.
Sorels? Those big, white "Arctic" boots with 1/2" of felt linings. Winter has finally arrived, it's -30C out there this morning.
If you want to talk about Communism in only the economic sense then fine, it has changed somewhat in China and Vietnam. If you want to talk about it in a wider political sense you have to admit that the repression is only slightly better than it once was. I would imagine that for the people that are still rotting in Chinese, Vietnamese, and Cuban jails and "re-education" camps for holding vociferous anti-communist beliefs, they probably couldn't care less about the economic status of communism. I would imagine that the women that endured forced abortions in China couldn't care less about its newly-found economic global position.
There was a book written by a fellow named Armando Valladares about the life he lived in Castro's prison's because of guilt by association. It is a horrendous account of the lives of political prisoners in Cuba. It came out in the '80s and really opened my eyes. The name of the book is "Beyond All Hope". You mentioned that Cuba is a big topic with you so, you've probably read it, I guess.
Some people feel the communist experiment has ever been given a fair shot to work. I believe it has and the collapse of the Soviet Union and the change in the economic path China and Vietnam are proof it could not hold. Other nations didn't want to play ball with them. Well, sorry. That's the way it goes. In life we choose who we want to deal with. Just because we haven't dealt with most communist countries hasn't stopped Canada or Great Britain and many other countries from doing so but they still failed.
Mao, Stalin and many of their successors were just as bad if not worse than Hitler, Cuba, as far as I know, never reached such disastrous proportions, but I'm no expert, very interested to the point that Cuba is a subject I find time to read about. nope, I haven't read "Beyond all Hope", and I'm glad you've recommended it, it's only recently that I've become interested in Cuba and I have read of the forced "re-education" that went on, though one must admit that after any revolution there will be this sort of thing and if not "re-education" then systematic exile or execution, it is impossible to justify these practices in term that would be acceptable to all but history has shown that when there's a small population that has alot and a large population with very little the only path for a swift redistribution is violent, I personally think that communism has been stigmatized unfairly since it first surfaced, this makes sense because it's concepts emerged during a long period of compromised revolutions in Europe, and the people in power had a lot of reasons (or maybe just one, capital) for their own counter revoultions, overall though we seem to live in a most compassionate and thoughtful age no matter the geography, and we can thank the liberal revolutions of the 18th and 19th centuries for that
I thank you for telling me about this book, I'll be going to the library soon to look it up, Cuba seems to be very different from any other communist country though, the average person in Cuba did benefit from the revolution, medicine has been a problem in cuba that's because the US won't trade with them education is not a problem, Cuba has so many doctors that tens of thousands of them are working across the third world, the literacy rate there is better than in the U.S. Of course there were counter revolutionaries who paid their price whether it was fair or not, every human action must be respected at least for its will, in general though there were alot of rich landed Cubans who suffered at the hands of the revolution, the reasons the average Cuban did benefit from the revolution probably have to do with the fact that Cuba is a very small economy in comparison with China and Russia, I am no professional political economist though, merely a college student who became inspired by Marx, I will certainly get back to you when I find that book though.
perhaps truth is a woman who has reasons for not letting us see her reasons-Nietzsche
the book is called "Against All Hope", I did think "beyond" was almost too harsh, just thought I'd clear that up for anyone else interested in Cuba, it was easy enough to find with just the author's name though,
perhaps truth is a woman who has reasons for not letting us see her reasons-Nietzsche
Hey JPK,
What do you think should we ask the powers that be to split this up and move it to the lounge? At least there we can sit in more comfortable chairs and order something to drink.
Until they do, here's what I think:
Essentially, we as a nation ready to be born made a chioce to leave a monarchy (weak as it was... parliament was the real power by that time in England) and create a representative republic long ago. We did so because of the subjugation and lack of representation we were enduring. The Russians could have made the same choice but didn't. They went with a system made up by a guy who never held a real job in his life. Okay, fine, he was a newspaper editor for a short while but that was pretty much it.
That system ran counter to human nature: to achieve and be compensated fairly for it. The leaders of that new system found as time went on the only way to get people to totally buy into that way was through a new method of persecution and subjugation.
The education argument is an old one and I still don't buy it. It's easy to get kids to excel when they aren't given any option but to succeed. They sure aren't given any option when it comes to joining the military, it's mandatory.
Bottom line" Communism will never work on a planet where there are countries that offer another option where there is so much more choice in how to live ones life. That's why you had the Berlin Wall, the 50 mile stretch between Cuba and Miami, and other such barrers between oppression and freedom.
At the end of the Second World War we just wanted to be done with it and go home. Stalin wanted territory and got it. THAT'S why we continued to develop nukes, unfortunately. And so, the race began.
Shoot, I gotta go... would you have the waitress bring us some nachos? I'm hungry now, too.
Great place, this TM...
we probably should have our own post if we continue to go on about political economy in general like this.
As for Marx never having a real job, well do you consider college professors to have real jobs, what do they do but write and talk, I know that Marx never held a paying job but his whole philosophy was against wage labor (some prefer wage slavery), he was prolific in his own work, the man wrote like few others do, he never stopped working, he could have held a position in a university if he believed in the stuff that was being taught there, he would have no problem holding a job at a university in Europe today, the US is another question, major institutions in the US rarely teach courses that focus on Marx, in Europe he is widely studied, what can I do but quote Marx again "the ruling ideas of a time are the ideas of the ruling class", thus the US doesn't teach Marx, I don't want to get to controversial here, but class struggle exists everywhere, even in developed countries where it is less apparent, just because a country has a capitalist economy and democratic politics it doesn't mean their citizens necessarily have a wide array of choices before them, and often there seems to be only one practical choice, what will keep you comfortable, and that is most often good wages, not an interesting job or proximity to friends and family,
as for human nature, well I'd like to believe that human nature is not static, and that some of the instincts of our caveman ancestors are less powerful since the advent of civilization, we are animals but aren't we the best ones, the ones who cooperate like no others, sometimes it is beneficial to disregard competition and work toward a common goal, the history of the US and its competitive capitalist atmosphere is one of great success but it is also a relatively short history
so very many countries have mandatory military service, not just underdeveloped totalitarian regimes
it is pretty much impossible to defend any communist regimes that have existed in history, all of them most definitely strayed from Marx at some point, in his own time Marx said "I'm glad I'm not a Marxist", his ideas are so new and revolutionary that often people can't take them far enough and revert to old systems or corrupt them from the beginning out of misunderstandings
The reason why the Berlin wall happened was because nobody wanted to live in a country were everything was standardized to the point that you were sent to prison for not being standard, Marx never does not write about a totality, he never said that food had to suck and everbody had to think the same way, he wasn't even critical of religion in the way that most people make him out to be, he was fine with relilgion, what he was against were the conditions that produced religion, when did the rise of Christianity occur, not during the Roman's times, it spread across Europe once things got really bad and people were dying all over the place because of plague and invasion.
about education, the fact remains that Cuba has the best public education system in Central and South America, why is it that other countries with much larger GDPs can't keep their populations literate?
I can't tell if I'm tired of this and wonder if I should call for a cease fire because the issues at stake her are so huge and old that the argument could go on forever, I bet there are plenty of forums for political discussion, not that I'm against it in a trumpet forum, its just that I feel like this is a stalemate that happens all the time and we might not need to prolong it, but then again replies are welcome
perhaps truth is a woman who has reasons for not letting us see her reasons-Nietzsche
Well, fine... I'll end the ripostes if you make me one promise:
If we ever meet we'll get a beer and nachos and continue exchanging thoughts. I enjoyed it and it always drives me to keep doing more reading on a variety of subjects, not just politics.
It surely is a deal. Nachos, beer, and politics what a great idea, it might get more people concerned about politics if there's nachos and beer along with it. It was very fun, I just hope the original subject of the post wasn't completely derailed.
Yours Truly
perhaps truth is a woman who has reasons for not letting us see her reasons-Nietzsche
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"I never thought I would make it past my 16th birthday. To grow up and have that thought at a young age is unsettling — the thought or feeling of knowing or expecting that today could be my last day on Earth, only because someone hates me for being the person I felt would make my life happiest." —CeCe McDonald
In a matter of moments, on a warm summer night last June in St. Paul, Minn., what started out as an innocent trip to a grocery store for Chrishaun "CeCe" McDonald and her friends quickly turned into a street brawl that would result in someone being killed. McDonald, a 23-year-old black transgender woman and college student, and a few of her friends (black people who variously identify as LGBT and straight) passed a local bar, where they encountered two white women and one white man. The man, Dean Schmitz, hurled racist, homophobic and transphobic epithets at the young group of color as they walked by.
"Chicks with d–ks!"
And then it got violent.
One of the two white women with Schmitz smashed a beer glass on McDonald's face. People from the bar spilled out into the streets to help the white trio fight the black youths. Somewhere in between fists and insults being thrown, McDonald took out a pair of scissors from her purse and stabbed Schmitz, who died at the scene.
Despite claiming self-defense, that same night McDonald, after being treated for injuries, was interrogated and ultimately charged with second-degree murder. She was also kept in jail for two months.
It's incredibly hard to ignore the similarities and the hypocrisy between the killing of Trayvon Martin and McDonald's attack. Both were young and black and walking down the street minding their own business. Both were harassed and attacked for being different. But both had very different outcomes.


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3 Months of "No processed sugar" and what my tummy looks like now (pics)
I've put myself on an "unofficial" challenge and started the "no processed sugar" in June 2012. Basically i wanted to see if i could eliminate processed sugar in the foods i bought (even if they were organic) and not buy any cane sugar as well (even though i only bought organic raw cane sugar). What this meant is that any breads, cereals, pasta (before i made my own) sauces, condiments, etc didn't have any processed sugar in them either. I DID use raw honey, palm sugar, to sweeten my tea or if i baked something. I just was trying to eliminate the cane and processed sugar.
So, the first week was a challenge because i REALLY wanted some yummy baked goods with lots of cane sugar. I also wanted to "treat" myself to some baked goods from our local natural grocery store.
I'd say by the end of the first 30 days, i didn't have the SUPER strong cravings. I noticed that eating things like dates and fresh fruit helped with the sugar urges. Also, the one time i did cave and buy a vegan cookie, i really didn't enjoy it. Like my body didn't respond the same way it used to in the past.
Anyway, i'd taken a "before" pic in June of my tummy and just took another pic today. I REALLY can see a difference in how my tummy looks from not having the processed sugar in my diet. And this is with me not exercising for hours and hours everyday. I exercised about 30 minutes a day and some times and less than that on others. Even more, i sometimes didn't exercise at all.
Here are the BEFORE pics
Here are the after pics
Quoting megums:
Wow that's awesome! Congrats on the shrinking tummy! :) I gotta get on this...
It really is. I didn't realize how much the processes sugar affected my gut. I still eat sweet stuff, i just use raw honey and pure maple syrup, etc.
Quoting freshmom88:
Big difference! Kudos to u for having that will power!
Yeah i kinda surprised myself. I basically swapped how i sweeten things i eat. I knew that if i didn't bring it into the house, then i couldn't eat it. During the first week or so i ate TONS of dates. They really helped satisfy my cravings.
Quoting LuvMySavage:
Awesome! You have amazing will power!
Once my body was used to not having the processed sugar, i didn't crave it. That typically takes about 7 days or so. I was amazed that i really didn't want it after awhile.
Quoting evansmommy802:
Wow! Great job! You can totally see a difference!
I know, right? I excited to see what i look like in Dec. 2012
Quoting formymunchkins:
WOW!! Way to go!! You have great will power!!!
after the first 7 days the body doesn't really crave it.
Quoting Schleetle:
Awesome! Did your kiddos leave you some artwork? Lol
LOL!!! We have glass crayons . . .you should see the windows.


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edit Welcome!
Hello Gamma287, and welcome to Uncyclopedia! Thank you forregistering an account. I hope you like the place and decide to stay. If not, the door's right over there... no, a little more to your left... Yes. You seem to have a sense of humor, but to be sure that it corresponds to the kind of humor that is accepted on this site, I suggest checking out the following links:
Now that that's out of the way, just continue reading and you'll notice some more links. These ones are about help in general:
At Uncyclopedia, writing articles is not a requirement, but I do recommend it, it can be quite enjoyable, and it's a good chance to let others take notice of your writing. To write an article, it's recommended that you start it in your userspace (for example, User:Gamma287/Article about stuff) so you can edit it at your leisure. If you decide to create it in the cold world of mainspace, make sure it is in accordance with the policies laid out above, and if you're not done put the "Work-In-Progress" template - {{construction}} - onto it as well.
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—Sir Socky (talk) (stalk) GUN SotM UotM PMotM UotY PotM WotM 23:38, 2 September 2009 (UTC)
edit Cartoon City stuff
That was deleted before, right? Well, if you want to keep it from being deleted again, you'll have to improve the humour and take care of the listiness (a lot of people around here have a particular dislike for lists, especially badly formatted ones). If you want to indicate that you're going to work on it, just slap a {{construction}} tag on the article. —Sir Socky (talk) (stalk) GUN SotM UotM PMotM UotY PotM WotM 21:58, 16 October 2009
- For some other tips on how to write good articles, see Uncyclopedia:How To Be Funny And Not Just Stupid. —Sir Socky (talk) (stalk) GUN SotM UotM PMotM UotY PotM WotM 22:00, 16 October 2009
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edit User: Mordillo
edit Template:Gamma287
Hya, I'm going to remove this template. We don't generally allow for users to put their personal stamp/template on an article. If you want it back for your own use let me know and I'll put it in your space. ~ 19:15, June 13, 2010 (UTC)
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edit Virginia
I wanted to touch base with you about your edits to Virginia. While some were good, I felt that you were mostly adding the kind of content that I worked really hard to get rid of in that article. I spent a lot of time rewriting it so that it would read better and actually be funny. I would really like to revert the article back to the way it was before all of your edits. Please let me know how you feel about that. If don't hear back from you within a week, I'll go ahead and revert it back.-- Sir SF13 (Talk) GUN WotM RotM FBotM VFH SK Maj. ΥΣΣ 15:59 EST 2 July, 2010
edit Name Change
Max isn't around right now, but I can tell you that if you want to change your name, you would need to ask Sannse. If you're nice she should be able to help you out sometime soon. Woody On Fire! Talking Woody Stalking Woody 05:11, July 28, 2010 (UTC)
- Hi, looks like I missed an earlier request - sorry about that. Please can you make sure you readUser:Sannse/Name change lecture no. 3b, and if you still want to change your name then let me know and confirm you want the new name to be "Gamma287". Thanks --sannse (talk) 00:11, July 30, 2010 (UTC)
edit Your name, dear sir, is amusing
That is all. Or at least it was. The one with the cracks and the bigness. It has been changed, it seems. Damn sannse! Grr. —FLYING FUCK WHORE Mr. Antonio Yettie (talk) [21:12 10 August 2010]
edit Rewrite
The tags can be placed by anybody, though we tend to recommend you get an idea of what is in need of rewriting/what is in need of deleting/what is an in-joke before you do so, it just minimises the number of problems you'll have. If you feel confident to add the rewrite tag then go ahead. We don't mind correcting you if you do go wrong. --ChiefjusticeWii 08:48, January 14, 2011 (UTC)
- Thanks. -- Gamma287 22:23, January 14, 2011 (UTC)
edit Hey...
Whatever sig file you're using, could you be a dear and transclude the thing instead of substing it all over the pages on which you sign? As in {{subst:nosubst|User:Gamma287/sig}} in the signature box, but with whatever one you are using, and the date stuff would still go after that... thanks. ~ 03:23, 22 January 2011
- It helped, a lot. Now I don't have to go through all of my formatting just to find a place to continue. I'm semi-new at signture templating, so there were errors. Thank YOU!-- Lt. Gamma287 03:28, January 22, 2011 (UTC)
edit Also also
Thanks for taking the time to do a review, however it wasn't exactly in-depth, either. Generally the point of reviews isn't just to say where they are at and where they could be, but more how they can get there. In this case, what sort of more content would help, what are the 'wrong places' to which you alluded, and how would it be fixed, for instance? Please, reread the guidelines for the future, and perhaps look at some of the reviews by thesteel kidneys (some of them keep lists) for examples of what is generally considered good. You need to go into detail, be specific, and be helpful - sometimes it will harsh, sometimes not, but folks have to start somewhere, and how can they easily improve much if they do not know what and some inkling of how?
Anyhow, hope to see you around in the future, and I hope this helps, mon. Cheers. ~ 00:04, 23 January 2011
- Yeah, I don't think I was meant to urinate, so I'll just churn out more
craparticles. -- Lt. Gamma287 00:32, January 23, 2011 (UTC)
- Oh, don't say that... you should see my firsts... they weren't good. They really weren't... thing is, though, reviewing can really help with writing in general, too. And visa versa. Meh, do what suits you, eh? Luurg.
- Lurg luuurg.
- Luurg luurg lurg, luurg luurg luuuurg luuuuuurg luurg. Luuurg? ~ 02:49, 23 January 2011
- Is that bad /\? -- Lt. Gamma287 03:27, January 23, 2011 (UTC)
- Lurg? ~ 03:48, 23 January 2011
- Is that bad /\? -- Lt. Gamma287 03:27, January 23, 2011 (UTC)
edit Also also also
Could you be a dear and make the images in your signature smaller? That flag especially really messes with the line-heights. ~ 00:00, 27 February 2011
- The animation won't work if I put it down to my standard 18px. Can you give me the reason why?--Gamma287 ☭Tetяis? 00:01, February 27, 2011 (UTC)
- Because (talk) 00:10, February 27, 2011 (UTC)
- I've read the guide, but please explain why the animation won't work? Does the 12px size have anything to do with that? --Gamma287 ☭Tetяis? 00:12, February 27, 2011 (UTC)
- Apparently not... --Gamma287 ☭Tetяis? 00:13, February 27, 2011 (UTC)
- Animation doesn't work with scaled things in certain circumstances because... well, Wikia is stupid. Usually people just upload the specific size... why they need their signatures to move at all is beyond me, but... eh.
- Could you make the mun button a little smaller, too, please? It's pretty tall as well, though not so much as the flag was. ~ 00:47, 27 February 2011
- Yes, I could. I'm just going to set the signature back to before the animation replaced the old one. Would 12-15px work? --Gamma287 ☭Tetяis? 00:49, February 27, 2011 (UTC)
- Apparently not... --Gamma287 ☭Tetяis? 00:13, February 27, 2011 (UTC)
- I've read the guide, but please explain why the animation won't work? Does the 12px size have anything to do with that? --Gamma287 ☭Tetяis? 00:12, February 27, 2011 (UTC)
- Because (talk) 00:10, February 27, 2011 (UTC)
edit I'm getting it everywhere
|I just peed on something you wrote. I apologize profusely for that.
I'll attempt to control my bladder in the future. No promises though
This needs a lot of work. But I think you already knew that... (talk) 08:38, March 2, 2011 (UTC)
edit The site is slow tonight
Maybe lots of people have been kidnapped, there is no way of knowing. Has someone tried to kidnap you tonight? I'll order the pizza, and then we can watch some TV. Aleister23:45 30-3-'11
- Umm, what? --Gamma287 ☭Tetяis? 23:49, March 30, 2011 (UTC)
- No one else seems to be on the site except us and a couple of IP's. So pizza sounds good. I'll have onions, mushrooms, and pineapple on mine. What's on tonight? Aleister23:52 30-3-'11
- Gross. (talk) 23:53, March 30, 2011 (UTC)
- Wait there's another! Would you like some 'shrooms on your pizza too? --Gamma287 ☭Tetяis?23:56, March 30, 2011 (UTC)
- Good without cheese though. I'm one of those vegan creatures, so my pizza comes with just sauce and veggies. And pineapples when they've got them. What do you want on yours?Aleister 23:56 30-3-'11
- Someone mentioned shrooms? ~ 23:58, 30 March 2011
- No one else seems to be on the site except us and a couple of IP's. So pizza sounds good. I'll have onions, mushrooms, and pineapple on mine. What's on tonight? Aleister23:52 30-3-'11
- Yay, and yes Lyrithya, you may have a 'shroom (or two). Please have a slice if you will.--Gamma287 ☭Tetяis? 00:04, March 31, 2011 (UTC)
- I dunno if uncy even has a pizza article. If it does I've never seen it, and will look for it. More people are coming onto the site now, they must smell that thing. Cheesy.Aleister 00:08 31-3-'11
- QUICK!!! Eat some while you can! --Gamma287 ☭Tetяis? 00:10, March 31, 2011 (UTC)
- I can't pry it off the page. Damn monitor. Aleister seconds later
- Yay, and yes Lyrithya, you may have a 'shroom (or two). Please have a slice if you will.--Gamma287 ☭Tetяis? 00:04, March 31, 2011 (UTC)
- Wait, you're telling me you don't have Wonkavision yet? (talk) 00:26, March 31, 2011 (UTC)
- The main page in the mirror is not edit locked. -makes devious face- --Gamma287 ☭Tetяis?00:27, March 31, 2011 (UTC)
- PIZZA! --Gamma287 ☭Tetяis? 00:34, March 31, 2011 (UTC)
- It's not edit locked here, either. I can edit it just fine. Also, food be... glorious. o__o ~ 00:46, 31 March 2011
- Either I'm a Sysop, admin., etc. there, or they're total idiots! --Gamma287 ☭Tetяis?00:48, March 31, 2011 (UTC)
- Or perhaps nobody cares for some other reason... ~ 02:25, 31 March 2011
edit ICUs
Regarding your ICU on Watford that article deserved an ICU, but not a sub=notfunny one. Please make the ICU match what the article actually needs (which in that case, would be a sub=format one.) The article you tagged actually had a few jokes in it, and is much more funny than most of the stuff that gets ICU'd on this site. (talk) 00:15, 6 May 2011
edit Talk page
Hello. I saw your note on my talk page about nuking you, and thought "What a great idea!" But I still don't know what you were refering too, something about me saying something on a talk page. Where is this said talk page, and what did I say that would make any sense? My words usually run in circles and clap their hands, so it's hard to remember when these particular words may have gotten loose from their morrings. Aleister 11:04 7-5-'11
- Sounds like the adomination of swell. DJ Mixerr 20:01, May 7, 2011 (UTC) (talk)(contributions)
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edit Why delete it
Did you have a good reason to delete that hetalia article or are you just butthurt about the IP editors. Please bring it back it was really funny. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by DontFuckWithMe (talk • contribs)
- Actually, it probably had more to do with it just being a not good article than anything else,seeing as he was hardly alonein wanting it gone. Have you ever considered reading the beginner's guide andHTBFANJS like it says to do on every edit page instead of making an annoyance of yourself? ~ 13:06, 4 July 2011
edit VFD
Just a quick note to say that above the 'Delete' section, there is one called 'Keep', which you may like to use from time to time. mAttlobster. (hello) 00:14, July 9, 2011 (UTC)
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edit F4
Gamma my main man, could you please remove the FFW from F4 please? I have spiced it up a little. Sorry that it takes away from your tag count. You may still be a winner!--ShabiDOO 04:01, July 26, 2011 (UTC)
edit Tails the Straight
That article got 6 votes on VFH and got a 40 score on pee review by MrN9000.--Mn-z 01:22, July 27, 2011 (UTC)
edit About Hetalia: Axis Powers
Thanks a lot. I'm new here (to the editing, not the site) and I was wondering if there was a page that explained the code. So far I've just been finding what I want and copying it. Well, thanks.--Atamette 03:34, August 8, 2011 (UTC)
edit Code
I use Chrome, but have firefox installed on here too for some reason. I'm gonna get started on the signature. Also, I don't need anything code wise for the article, I'm pretty much all out of ideas. All I want to see now is what people will add or rewrite. I just wanted to get a sense of what is possible (like how many different colors or fonts or whatever else there might be). does this code also work on other wikis? So, thanks a lot for your help and advice. --Atamette 03:44, August 9, 2011 (UTC)
P.S. Have you ever read Hetalia the webcomic, or seen the anime show? If so, what do you think of it? I hate the hell out of it, which is why I wrote the article.
edit They deleted Hetalia
do I complain to the administrator that did it, or what? (Uncyclopedia advised me to calm down, ha ha ha) luckily I saved a copy of it on my page, but I guess I can't try to bring it back 'cause they'll ban me. Today I was telling my friend that introduced me to Hetalia, if he had checked out the uncyclopedia page on hetlaia. He told me he couldn't find it ha ha, that's how I found out. How many versions of this article have been written and deleted? The last one I read on the mirror was just plain, straight complaining about Hetalia and its fans. --Atamette 23:00, August 10, 2011 (UTC)
edit they reviewed it?
where do I look for the review? Also, what should I redirect to what? Redirect the Hetalia: Axis Powers to my user page? (User:Atamette/MySubPage) (I don't know if that's what you meant but) Aren't I not supposed to do that or I'll get banned? Oh, the old article on the mirror I talked about was one called Axis Powers: Hetalia and it seemed to be just pure unsarcastic complaining about Hetalia without anything funny. A lot of it was things that I too would complain about it was in there but it was done in a mean-spirited way (I hope the one I wrote didn't come off as too mean-spirited). --Atamette 03:37, August 13, 2011 (UTC)
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I made it even gayer than it was before the complete re-write?
...jeez, I've lost my touch completely. ~ BB ~ (T) ~ Sun, Nov 20 '11 18:26 (UTC)
- That's ok, no need to apologize. Other people hated it, too. At any rate, I don't want any special treatment. Although I flatter myself that I write better than IPs, I'd prefer to be considered on merit alone, just like any IP, which is what I used to be. ~ BB ~ (T) ~ Thu, Nov 24 '11 7:26 (UTC)
edit You Voted For Me For Noob Of The Month!
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As a reward, I give you one of my pizzas!
Thanks a lot for the vote! And it was quite an experience looking at your user page. Pretty...unique, I must say. -- 05:59, November 30, 2011 (UTC)
edit Tripped face first into a bar
Hello. This is a note to lots of people, asking them to join into a Walk into a bar collab. If you want to join in, make up your best "Walk into a bar" jokes and we will have the bestest "Walk into a bar" page on the innernests! Aleister16:00 28-12-'11
edit A belated thank-you from an inveterate procrastinator
Greetings, Gamma287. You voted for Mexico lol.jpg on VFP, and also for me on UOTM for December. Now, obviously it's beena while since this happened. However, I figured that, while it can be too late to ask for forgiveness, it is never too late to give thanks.
Once again, thank you, and my apologies for not thanking you sooner. This impersonal, auto-generated message will self-destruct in 5 seconds. ~ BB ~ (T) ~ Wed, Jan 4 '12 11:16 (UTC)


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Pierre Boullmer - VSOP Réserve
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Le Roch - VSOP Petite Champagne
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Touches of flowers on the vine, but equally of linden flowers more present than in the VS.
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Man receives 40-year sentence for fatal beating
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A Spartanburg County man has been sentenced to 40 years in prison after admitting he fatally beat an acquaintance with a brick while robbing him.
Investigators say Shipper was the last person to see Bailey alive and gave officers conflicting accounts before eventually confessing. His cell phone records put him in the area where Shippy's body was found.
Deputy Solicitor Derrick Bulsa says Shippy offered to help Bailey buy a car, then got greedy and decided to take his money and left Shippy to die.
Rand Paul campaigns in Rock Hill
ROCK HILL, S.C. (AP) — Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul is pushing the re-election of U.S. Rep. Mick Mulvaney of Indian Land.
Paul said for the Republican Party to succeed, it needs to reach more urban voters, especially African-Americans. He is proposing what he called "economic freedom zones" in high-poverty areas. In those zones, most federal taxes that a business paid would stay in the area, creating more investments and hopefully more jobs.
Reward offered for info leading to missing SC teen
AYNOR, S.C. (AP) — It has been a year since an Aynor teenager disappeared and his burned-out car was found and now his family is offering a $25,000 reward to anyone who has information about where he is.
About 50 people including family, friends and law enforcement officers attended a memorial for the missing man Sunday at a park in Aynor.
The missing man's mother, Missy Jordan, said she thinks there are some young people in the small Horry County community who know what happened and have not come forward.
"There are certain kids out there that I feel like, from the beginning, were involved somehow," she said. "It's just a mother's intuition."
Jordan and her husband said the deadline for collecting the reward is Sept. 2.
"Everybody has had a year to think about the information they have," Jordan said. "So I'm giving them a deadline. If he's found, we'll give them the whole thing."
Horry County Police Chief Saundra Rhodes said she hopes the reward will lead to a tip that will solve the case.
"I truly believe - I know somebody knows something," Rhodes said. "Hopefully this reward will help that person come forward."