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Days Inn Columbia is located 2.7 mi (4.4 km) from Riverbanks Zoo and Garden and within a 10-minute drive of Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park. This 72-room motel has conveniences like free breakfast, an outdoor pool, and free in-room WiFi. It's on a lake and also within a 15-minute drive of South Carolina State House and University of South Carolina.
Free continental breakfast is included with your stay and awaits you each morning.
All 72 air-conditioned rooms feature microwaves, refrigerators, and coffee makers. Guests can expect to find free WiFi and TVs with cable channels. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries. Free weekday newspapers, phones, and ironing boards are also standard.
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Days Inn Columbia features an outdoor pool, free WiFi in public areas, and a business center. If you drive, take advantage of free parking. Front-desk staff are standing by 24/7 to assist with any requests. Additional amenities include a seasonal outdoor pool and laundry facilities.
- Free continental breakfast
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High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A business center is on site. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. This Columbia motel also offers an outdoor pool, laundry facilities, and RV/bus/truck parking. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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Days Inn Columbia offers 72 air-conditioned accommodations with coffee/tea makers and complimentary weekday newspapers. Premium cable television is provided. Guests can make use of the in-room refrigerators and microwaves. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
This Columbia motel provides complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones. Housekeeping is provided daily.
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Larry Hall, an MBA student at Mercer University's Eugene W. Stetson School of Business and Economics, this month was named Student of the Year for the 2004-2005 academic year by the Georgia Association of Healthcare Executives.
Hall, 33, said the award is reflection of the quality of the MBA program at Mercer University.
"Through associations such as these, Mercer University and the Stetson School of Business will continue to gain additional exposure to prospective students," Hall said.
Hall is a senior contracting coordinator for Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. His career plans include healthcare strategic planning and business development, service-line operations, and hospital administration.
The Georgia Association of Healthcare Executives is the state chapter of the American College of Healthcare Executives (www.ache.org), an international professional society of 30,000 healthcare executives who work at hospitals, healthcare systems and other healthcare organizations. Hall was named Student of the Year at the Georgia Association of Healthcare Executives' annual breakfast meeting in February.
Hall is president of the student chapter of American College of Healthcare Executives at Mercer University. The student chapter develops educational and professional programs to encourage innovation and foster excellence in health care management by providing students opportunities to network with healthcare executives in the metro Atlanta area, Hall said.
ACHE is the premier healthcare association for current and aspiring leaders in healthcare who wish to increase their knowledge, skills and credentials.

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LOS ANGELES (AP) â¿¿ Homeowners who took on mortgages well after the housing bubble burst are doing a better job in keeping up with payments, a trend that has helped push the national rate of late payments on home loans to the lowest level in four years. The percentage of mortgage holders at least two months behind on their payments fell in the fourth quarter to 5.19 percent from 6.01 percent a year earlier, credit reporting agency TransUnion said Tuesday. The rate hasn't been that low since December 2008, a time when home prices were sliding, the U.S. economy was in recession and many adjustable-rate mortgages taken out by homebuyers with less-than-perfect credit were in the process of resetting to a higher rate. Those ARM resets triggered higher payments that many borrowers couldn't afford, sending late payment rates higher into 2009. In addition, the national unemployment rate was on an upward trajectory in 2008 that would extend well into the following year. Those are some of the reasons the mortgage delinquency rate didn't hit its peak of nearly 7 percent until the fourth quarter of 2009, according to TransUnion. The rate has been trending down since then, aided by a rebound in home sales and rising home prices, which make it easier for borrowers to refinance their mortgages or sell their homes if they lose their jobs or otherwise become unable to make payments. Home loans taken out in 2008 or earlier account for 60 percent of all U.S. mortgages, and they make up 90 percent of all mortgages that are at least two months late, said Tim Martin, group vice president of U.S. housing for TransUnion. Many of those loans have gone unpaid for years, but delays in the foreclosure process, which in some states can take as long as three years, mean the mortgages remain unpaid.


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Three years ago, Daniel Taylor (of Arista fame) made a small application designed to store and manage your favourite recipes. It was simple, lightweight, elegant. He called it Recipe Manager (got a better, unique name, anyone?) and released a "technology preview" along with the file format spec onto this website. I was pretty excited and thought "I'll definitely come back and have a look at this when it matures a bit". Except that… this project wasn't announced anywhere else than a post on Gourmet's mailing list and a thread in the Ubuntu Forums (as far as I can tell).
Fast forward to 2010, and this project has been kept mostly hidden in the depths of the Internets, like a treasure buried on a desert island. I'm pretty sure that nobody but a handful of people knew of its existence.
This stops today.
Since I have to actually learn cooking someday, I contacted Daniel a few weeks ago and suggested we revive the project:
- Put a proper project infrastructure in place (I chose Launchpad for simplicity and various other factors)
- Fix some of the glaring bugs
- Release this awesome piece of software onto the world, so that others may benefit from it.
Recipe Manager is written in Python, doesn't have a zillion features, and the code is quite clean (I even made it PEP-8 compliant, except line lengths). I am certain that you bunch of hungry hackers would love to use this app and fix a couple of bugs (or implement new features!) along the way. The app is already in a working state. It is beautiful, elegant and simple. I wouldn't hesitate to have my family members use it.
We need your help. Our time is limited, and my Python skills are limited too. I already filed a couple of bug reports and blueprints ("big" feature requests), which are mostly low-hanging fruit that a seasoned hacker would fix in two minutes, or good learning experiences for those wanting to learn Python.
Get started:
bzr branch lp:recipe-manager
bzr branch recipe-manager my_branch
cd my_branch
# hack hack hack
bzr commit --fixes lp:bug_number
Then push your branch onto Launchpad and let us know about it:
bzr push lp:~your_username/recipe-manager/my_branch
(You can push it anywhere you want. Got your own web server/website? Just push it there and make sure the .bzr folder is accessible, and we can pull from it)
Currently, I'm mostly doing project management tasks. I was planning to release when the bugs I targeted to the "0.4" milestone would be fixed but… Hey, why not allow early adopters to test it out (and fix bugs, while we're at it) before releasing?
Now go. Run it. Hack it. Cook it. Love it.
You can check out my main website or find me on G+ or Twitter.
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David. Good, you got the part that it was satire. Now do you understand who she is making fun of?
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0:11 I teach chemistry.
0:14 (Explosion)
0:15 All right, all right. So more than just explosions, chemistry is everywhere. Have you ever found yourself at a restaurant spacing out just doing this over and over? Some people nodding yes. Recently, I showed this to my students, and I just asked them to try and explain why it happened. The questions and conversations that followed were fascinating. Check out this video that Maddie from my period three class sent me that evening.
0:56 (Clang) (Laughs)
0:58 Now obviously, as Maddie's chemistry teacher, I love that she went home and continued to geek out about this kind of ridiculous demonstration that we did in class. But what fascinated me more is that Maddie's curiosity took her to a new level. If you look inside that beaker, you might see a candle. Maddie's using temperature to extend this phenomenon to a new scenario.
1:23 You know, questions and curiosity like Maddie's are magnets that draw us towards our teachers, and they transcend all technology or buzzwords in education. But if we place these technologies before student inquiry, we can be robbing ourselves of our greatest tool as teachers: our students' questions. For example, flipping a boring lecture from the classroom to the screen of a mobile device might save instructional time, but if it is the focus of our students' experience, it's the same dehumanizing chatter just wrapped up in fancy clothing. But if instead we have the guts to confuse our students, perplex them, and evoke real questions, through those questions, we as teachers have information that we can use to tailor robust and informed methods of blended instruction.
2:19 So, 21st-century lingo jargon mumbo jumbo aside, the truth is, I've been teaching for 13 years now, and it took a life-threatening situation to snap me out of 10 years of pseudo-teaching and help me realize that student questions are the seeds of real learning, not some scripted curriculum that gave them tidbits of random information.
2:46 In May of 2010, at 35 years old, with a two-year-old at home and my second child on the way, I was diagnosed with a large aneurysm at the base of my thoracic aorta. This led to open-heart surgery. This is the actual real email from my doctor right there. Now, when I got this, I was — press Caps Lock — absolutely freaked out, okay? But I found surprising moments of comfort in the confidence that my surgeon embodied. Where did this guy get this confidence, the audacity of it?
3:20 So when I asked him, he told me three things. He said first, his curiosity drove him to ask hard questions about the procedure, about what worked and what didn't work. Second, he embraced, and didn't fear, the messy process of trial and error, the inevitable process of trial and error. And third, through intense reflection, he gathered the information that he needed to design and revise the procedure, and then, with a steady hand, he saved my life.
3:51 Now I absorbed a lot from these words of wisdom, and before I went back into the classroom that fall, I wrote down three rules of my own that I bring to my lesson planning still today. Rule number one: Curiosity comes first. Questions can be windows to great instruction, but not the other way around. Rule number two: Embrace the mess. We're all teachers. We know learning is ugly. And just because the scientific method is allocated to page five of section 1.2 of chapter one of the one that we all skip, okay, trial and error can still be an informal part of what we do every single day at Sacred Heart Cathedral in room 206. And rule number three: Practice reflection. What we do is important. It deserves our care, but it also deserves our revision. Can we be the surgeons of our classrooms? As if what we are doing one day will save lives. Our students our worth it. And each case is different.
4:57 (Explosion)
4:58 All right. Sorry. The chemistry teacher in me just needed to get that out of my system before we move on.
5:04 So these are my daughters. On the right we have little Emmalou — Southern family. And, on the left, Riley. Now Riley's going to be a big girl in a couple weeks here. She's going to be four years old, and anyone who knows a four-year-old knows that they love to ask, "Why?" Yeah. Why. I could teach this kid anything because she is curious about everything. We all were at that age. But the challenge is really for Riley's future teachers, the ones she has yet to meet. How will they grow this curiosity?
5:40 You see, I would argue that Riley is a metaphor for all kids, and I think dropping out of school comes in many different forms — to the senior who's checked out before the year's even begun or that empty desk in the back of an urban middle school's classroom. But if we as educators leave behind this simple role as disseminators of content and embrace a new paradigm as cultivators of curiosity and inquiry, we just might bring a little bit more meaning to their school day, and spark their imagination.
6:13 Thank you very much.
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Is Chrome overtaking Firefox? Not so fast
It's been predicted for many months now that Google's Chrome browser would soon overtake Firefox in terms of market share, but that still hasn't happened–at least not according to Net Applications.
In fact, the researcher recently published data suggesting that Chrome is actually on a gradual decline while Firefox is on a slow rise.
Whereas in January Chrome accounted for 18.94 percent, that figure fell slightly to 18.90 percent in February.
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Single down to earth, slightly eccentric guy here. I am a little awkward at first but tend to warm up when I am around interesting people. Love movies and yes.... Video games. What guy doesn't?
I am a animal guy and love cats or dogs as well as other critters. I have a dog and cat myself. I have a job and I am educated as well so that's a plus huh lol.
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Fun With BGG Pictures!!
Inspired by www.somethingawful.com's Photoshop Phriday, I thought we could have a little fun with the images around here!
To participate, make an entry using an original picture from BGG, and in the comments of your listing, enter your Photoshopped (or whatever graphics program you prefer) version so that we can see both the original and the altered.
My first image was inspired by the list "Games with a Catch Up Mechanism".
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Stevenot Rosado Vintage 2007
Stevenot Winery:
Wine, gold, history and heritage are all part of the rich and colorful tradition that is Stevenot Winery. Located in the Sierra Foothills of Calaveras County in the heart of California's Gold Country, Stevenot's beginnings hark back long before their first release of wine in 1979.
The first Stevenot's came to the area during the great Gold Rush of the mid 1800's. During that time vineyards beg... Read more
Wine, gold, history and heritage are all part of the rich and colorful tradition that is Stevenot Winery. Located in the Sierra Foothills of Calaveras County in the heart of California's Gold Country, Stevenot's beginnings hark back long before their first release of wine in 1979.
The first Stevenot's came to the area during the great Gold Rush of the mid 1800's. During that time vineyards began cropping up throughout the region as miners from France, Germany, and Italy were creating a demand for wine on an unprecedented scale. At one time the Sierra Foothills rivaled the areas of Napa and Sonoma combined in vineyard acreage with over 100 wineries established. Although the industry eventually declined with the advent of prohibition, it wasn't long before a 5th generation member of the Stevenot family took up where his family had left off and established the winery in the late 1970's. Recognized as one of the pioneers of the rebirth of wine production in the Sierra Foothills, Stevenot Winery quickly secured its reputation for producing world class wines and for their innovative and award winning style.On February, 10 2010 Oliveto Distributing, Inc. became the proud new owner of Stevenot Fine Wines and will operate the Stevenot Tasting Room on Murphys' Main Street, as well as the Stevenot Wine Club headed by Cynthia Gomes. Jon and David Oliveto, owners of the well-respected and long-standing distribution company based out of Sutter Creek, have great plans.
"We are very honored and excited to have this opportunity," exclaims David. "We want to carry on the tradition of Barden Stevenot and grow the business. Stevenot has always been a quality brand, well respected in the community and has always sold very well. This compliments the wine in the bottle."
The Oliveto family has distributed Stevenot wines since the early 1980s, when White Zinfandel was their best seller.
"It's all about quality," adds Jon. "We have been in the distribution business our whole lives, and now we want to also have a new focus on wine production."
"We are also very excited to bring Chuck Hovey back as the Stevenot winemaker," adds Jon. Chuck devoted 24 years to Stevenot before leaving in 2007 to start Hovey Wine Consulting.
Born and raised in Jackson, Jon and David began working at very early ages, with their father, Ross Oliveto's, milk distributing business which opened in the late 1960s. With close to 50 years in the industry serving the region, the Oliveto family knows the business and the community well.
In 1979 the milk distribution company was sold, and the Oliveto family went into the beer and soft drink distribution business serving Calaveras, Amador and Tuolumne counties. In the early 1980s a wine division was added. The company was honored with the Miller Masters award in the early '90s, placing them in the top seven distributors in the United States. They were also awarded the High Life Achievement by Miller Brewing Company in 2002 and 2003, given to the top 40 distributors out of a roster of 450 companies.The community is coming out to greet Jon and David with open arms. "It surprises us how excited people are about our new venture," Jon said. "We are receiving overwhelming support."
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Car company Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is to create more than 1,100 new jobs in the West Midlands, it has been announced.
The expansion of the workforce at the firm's Castle Bromwich plant will support the launch of new Jaguar models, including the XF Sportbrake.
Business Secretary Vince Cable hailed the expansion as "fantastic news", while JLR described this as "a very exciting time for Jaguar".
Around eight out of 10 of Jaguar's XF, XK and XJ models, which are made at Castle Bromwich, are exported to more than 100 markets worldwide.
Mr Cable said: "This is fantastic news for Castle Bromwich that JLR is creating more than 1,000 jobs to support the production of new models at the plant.
"This expansion is a clear demonstration of JLR's continuing commitment and investment in the UK."
JLR chief executive Dr Ralf Speth said: "Innovation in design, engineering and technology is at the core of our business and for the UK, this means we will continue to invest in new products, develop new technologies and enhance the skills of our employees.
"The launch of our latest Jaguar models, including the new XF Sportbrake later this year, means it is a very exciting time for Jaguar.
"These new models will attract new customers to the brand as we look to expand our global reach and further enhance our position in the market."
Jaguar has sold more than 29,000 vehicles globally in the first six months of this year - a 19% increase on the same period last year.


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Estimate parameters of signal transduction pathways with Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm
Liu, T.Y. and Jia, J.F. and Wang, H. and Yue, H. (2009) Estimate parameters of signal transduction pathways with Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm. Chinese Journal of Biomedical Engineering, 26 (1). pp. 22-29.
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The modeling of signal transduction pathways is a task of systems biology. However, such a task is very difficult because of the structure complexity, the strong nonlinearity of signaling pathways and the noised and incomplete measurements. The Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm (LM algorithm) is applied to estimate the unknown parameters of the signaling pathways. With this method, the identifiability of unknown parameters is appraised, and the sensitivity equations of original model are evaluated. Then we append the sensitivity equations to the original model in order to form the augmented model, and we apply the Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm to the augmented model in order to estimate parameters. TNFalpha mediated NF-kappaB signaling pathway is taken as an example to illustrate the effectiveness of this method, and the simulation results are given.
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Keywords: | signal transduction, biomedical engineering, Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Bioengineering, Medicine (miscellaneous) |
Subjects: | Technology > Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering |
Department: | Faculty of Engineering > Electronic and Electrical Engineering |
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[RTI] UPSC (indirectly) admits settingup bogus question in APFC/EPFO-2012 Written Exam &provides official answerkeys
Those who had appeared in Assistant provident Fund commissioner Exam (APFC/EPFO) exam of UPSC: recall the Jim Yong Kim question. All four answer choices were set wrong. Finally UPSC admits (indirectly) in R.T.I that it was a wrong MCQ. See the answerkeys attached below, clearly mentions "items to be taken for scoring: 99 and No. of items dropped: 01" and … Read More
Read More...[Result] APFC-2012 Much awaited Assistant Provident Fund Commissioner (EPFO) result is out
After more than a year since its notification, APFC final result is out. Notification had come in April 2012 for recruitment in Assistant Provident Fund Commissioner In Employees' provident Fund Organisation, Ministry Of Labour And Employment. Written exam was done in September 2012 Interviews in June 2013 Total vacancies 253, out of them 7 posts withheld due to Court cases= … Read More
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Read More...[APFC] Answerkey for APFC 2012, with Explanation, sources and analysis for All 4 series A,B,C,D Booklets
Comments closed, because New Forum created: forum.Mrunal.org To the APFC aspirants, Discussions via webpage comments= difficult, because every time you've to scroll down the page. It becomes hard to keep track of comments made by others. Therefore, I've created a separate forum, to make it convenient. For the APFC interview preparation, goto following thread and continue your discussions. http://mrunal.org/forum/discussion/1/apfcepfo-interview-discussion There … Read More
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Basic Accounting Trial Balance and Computers Financial Statements of Profit and Not for Profit organisations Partnership Accounts Accounting for Share and Debentures Analysis of Financial Statements Elementary Cost Accounting To the APFC/EPFO aspirants, who have accountancy topic in the syllabus. Here is the basic study material from National Open School (NOS) Most of the important topics and terms are covered … Read More
Read More...[APFC] How to Approach English Section (Part A) of Assistant Provident Fund Commissioners' Exam? Topicwise Analysis and Booklist
Structure of APFC written exam Part A: English: Topicwise Breakup Verdict How to approach the English Section of APFC Exam? Sentence Correction Vocabulary: Synonyms, Antonym and Idioms Expanding Vocabulary through Newspaper reading Where to get practice for English section of APFC exam? Booklist for APFC Exam (English Section) Warning So far in the APFC series, I had written about Study … Read More
Read More...[APFC] Download Previous Years Question papers 2002, 2004 for APFC Assistant Provident Fund Commissioner's Exam
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Read More...[Studyplan] Assistant Provident Fund Commissioner (APFC) by UPSC
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The English Graduate Organization of Indiana University of Pennsylvania invites presentations for their 2014 Annual Interdisciplinary Conference on March 7-8, 2014.
Enacting Change in a Polarized World: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Inequality
Human interaction has been characterized by polarizing inequalities. Even so, courageous individuals continue to expose these inequalities and tip the balance of power. From Rosa Parks refusing to give up her seat on a segregated bus to sweatshop workers fighting for workplace equity, figures of resistance enact change in the face of extraordinary opposition and inspire revolution.
The English Graduate Organization of Indiana University of Pennsylvania invites presentations for their 2014 Annual Interdisciplinary Conference on March 7-8, 2014. We invite paper abstracts and complete panels, workshops, poster presentations, and roundtable proposals on all aspects of inequality for special undergraduate panels.
We are interested in proposals that explore historical, racial, sexual, and socio-economic inequalities in multiple fields, the changes that inequality has brought to different fields of study, and the representations of inequalities, among other topics. The wide range of disciplines and areas of study for the conference include but are not limited to Literature, Composition, Criminology, Anthropology, Art, Communication, Education, Ethics, Ethnic Studies, Film Studies, Gender Studies, History, Media, and Sciences.
Topics of interest may include but are not limited to:
* Responses to Trayvon Martin's Death
* Global Effects of the Arab Spring
* Disparity Between the Rich and the Poor
* Marriage Equality and the Law
* Ecological Injustice and the Racialized Landscape
* Pedagogical Approaches to Inequality
* Privilege, Mobility, and Activism
* Queer Critiques of the Liberal Discourse of (In)equality
* Racial Disparity within Prisoner Rehabilitation Programs
* Literary and Film Interpretations of Inequality
Any proposal for a complete panel, roundtable, or workshop should include a short description of the central topic, supplemented by brief individual abstracts. Please also indicate clearly if you need audiovisual equipment.
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22 Parks near Wylie, Texas
Saint Paul, Texas 1.53 miles NW
2200 Saint Paul Rd Wylie, Texas 75098 (map) | (972) 442-5755
Sites: 53 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 2 Reviews
Rating: | 1 | 1 |
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Dec 2010 - $40.00
DO NOT STAY AT THIS PARK! The bath house is disgusting and riddled with spiders and bugs. The hot water is NEVER on so when you do try to take a a shower: the water is cold. There is no laundry facility: the closest one is in Wylie and that laundry mat is disgusting. There is no mail service, so if you stay long term you must buy a PO box in Wylie. There is also no outgoing mail so you must drive into Wylie to simply mail out you mail. Very inconvenient. If your pipes freeze, YOU are responsible even though the water controller the parks utilize are NOT for inclement weather. I went out of town and turned off my water and their cheap pipes froze while I was gone. I returned home to a $150.00 dollar bill taped to my door. This park also over charges on electricity bills. DO NOT BE FOOLED by the ignorant office manager at the gate house, she does the meter reading and over charges on all monthly bills. Overall this park is the worst park I have lived in as a full time RV'er. You will regret wasting your time moving here, to have to move after you have realized the disgusting park and its employees. - tgerald
Jun 2010 - $27.00
This campground is advertised as a resort but is far from it. The sites were so un-level you could not sit on lawn chairs outside, no picnic table, no shade and the roads were so bumpy it turned over the furniture in the RV. The restrooms were not even roadside rest quality, no door on the one and only toilet stall, dead bugs, bird droppings all over the floor and fixtures and one shower stall that had not been cleaned lately. I would not ever stay here again and would not recommend it to anyone. They charge a premium price for a sub-standard park. - rlyons
1001 S Highway 78 Wylie, Texas 75098 (map) | 972-442-3798
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 1 Reviews
Rating: | 9 |
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Jan 2017 - $35.00
Though this park doesn't have laundry or restrooms available, it has been a wonderful place to stay! The staff are very friendly and more than willing to help you out if you need it. There are over 100 sites here, and it seems to be about 50/50 RVs to Manufactured Homes. There is a laundromat less than a mile away, and several grocery stores to choose from. This is located right in the middle of town, but the road noise is not bad at all. There are mostly families living here and everyone has been very friendly and welcoming. There is weekly trash & recycling pickup provided by the city. A pretty quiet place overall. Monthly rent is $375 and electric is metered. There is on-site propane refill available. - TxDorsey1975
Forrest Ross Rd Wylie, Texas 75098 (map) | (972) 442-3141
Sites: 73 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 37 Reviews
Rating: | 8 | 1 | 5 | 7 | 3 |
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Oct 2016 - $15.00
This is a beautiful park. We used our Senior Pass for the discount. The road was rough in a couple of places but NOT as bad as other reviews. Bathrooms are cleaned 4 times a week. Everyday in peak season. Very quiet. We loved the park. We would definitely stay here again. If you can pick a site facing the water the view is outstanding. Sites a fairly flat and spacious. The sites have covered picnic area with concrete picnic table. The BBQ's should probably be replaced or removed. Great value for the price. - AZtravler
Oct 2016 - $30.00
The park is horrible. Foot high grass in tick country. The road is nearly impassable with a jeep. Half of the grills are partially dismantled, at odd angles. Several permanent, immovable looking motorhomes that look like meth labs populate the lake shore. Could barely see where the sites were for lack of maintenance. - Happitude
Jul 2016 - $15.00
Park is not a resort. It provides basic services. Sites were fairly level but did require use of blocks under tires. Road through park had pot holes and needs repaving. Restroom near front entrance recently rebuilt and is also used as storm shelter. Made from concrete and can get very hot during day. No sewer connections but dump station outside gate. Gate closes at 10 pm. Cannot drive into park after that time. - Traveler100
8199 County Road 436 Princeton, Texas 75407 (map) | (972) 442-3014
Sites: 23 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 6 Reviews
Rating: | 8 | 8 | 8 | 7 | 5 |
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Jun 2016 - $30.00
Great little park right in the lake. Our lakefront pad was small surrounded by potholes. Sewer made up for 30amp service. - Hoegee
Sep 2013 - $30.00
This is a wonderful COE park with lots of shade trees. The restrooms are very clean. we love this park and will stay here again. The gate attendants were very friendly and gave us great directions to local eats and shopping - cruzin2some
Jul 2013 - $30.00
This is the best park on lake Lavon for camping. The shade trees are wonderful. A few of the sites do have 50 amp service. The sites on the lake side don't have shade. Gate attendants are very friendly and helpful. We have now added this to our favorites list - cruzin2some
811 Countryview Trl Princeton, Texas 75407 (map) | (972) 670-9550
Sites: 23 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 1 Reviews
Rating: | 9 |
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Jun 2011 - $25.00
GPS Co-ordinates are: N33 4.94', W96 29.74' as Country View Trail is too new to be listed. Half mile of rock road to park entry. Interior roads are rock also. New park and nice owners. Small, clean laundry, private lake for fishing (catch and release) and short distance from Lake Lavon for swimming, boating and other fishing. Good, free WiFi, nice size spaces with a few smaller shade trees and grass. Park is still being developed with a picnic pavilion nearly complete. Each site has individual mailbox with it's own address. If you are in the area it is a good, very quiet choice. - PDDeen
5144 County Road 437 Princeton, Texas 75407 (map) | (972) 736-2635
Sites: 72 | Latest Rate: $42.00 | 7 Reviews
Rating: | 9 | 6 | 6 | 8 | 7 |
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Apr 2016 - $42.00
This was the best park we found to stay in that was close to Allen and Plano. Nice long and wide gravel spaces to park RV and two vehicles. Good gravel roads, good WiFi, friendly Staff. Lafon's has three parks in the area, We stayed at the one about a half mile south of the office. - JCB007
Apr 2015 - $35.00
This is a nice park, the office help is very friendly. It does, however have some drawbacks. The office is not close to the park they put us in, so since we had to unhook at the office, we were unable to look at the park before going to it. The roads were covered with recently installed larger than normal crushed rock, if you have weak ankles or bad feet, it is hard to walk. Had we known this ahead of time we would not have stayed. Laundry facility has 3 washer & 3 dryers, they are in a cargo trailer & had it not been for a neighbor we would not have known that was where the facility was. There was a storm shelter. We would not stay there again. - Weapair
Dec 2009 - $25.00
We have been stopping here 2-3 times a year at the main park or their Bratonia park about a mile away, for the last six years. Up until this year, they did not accept reservations. Starting this year, I was told when we arrived, they will take reservations. I advise you to get one. Every year the parks have seemed to be fuller and fuller regardless of the time of year. We were unable to get a site at any of their 3 parks for Christmas week. More and more they are accepting long term/permanent campers. The main park is now over 95% long term/permanent sites (according to the management). I know the small park behind the office is all long term and suspect the Bratonia park has about the same percentage long term as the main park. We like to stay at LaFon's, but will be camping elsewhere when we return to the area in March. FYI you must be self contained, they have no shower houses, or laundry facilities in any of the parks. - mrs43
1301 Co Rd 486 Lavon, Texas 75166 (map) | (972) 442-3141
Sites: 47 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 9 Reviews
Rating: | 9 | 1 | 3 | 3 | 7 |
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Jan 2017 - $15.00
Upon arriving, we drove up to the entry gate and confirmed our reservation and showed our America the Beautiful access pass. We were given our window pass and directions to our site. It was easy enough to find, and easy to get into. There were about a dozen other campers there, but we didn't see them much. It was pretty cold out so, like us, they were probably inside when not away. The lake was nice looking, and we could see it out our back window. The sites are sloped. We were fortunate that the one we reserved was sloped so our front was low to the ground. Others were sloped the other way. The direction of slope throughout the park seemed to be pretty random. - The Rowlands
Nov 2016 - $30.00
Stayed here Friday to Sunday of the Thanksgiving holiday. As it was the only public campground available in the Dallas area. Campground appears to be the orphan stepchild of the Corps of Engineers. It sits on hilly rolling terrain above the lake. Very few trees. The ones that are there appear to have been provided by nature, none have been added to improve shade or act as wind breaks. In November, wind was whipping through pretty good, made life miserable. No site is level front to back, had to improvise to get my tongue low enough to the ground to achieve level, side to side was fine. We camp in a popup without a shower, and only a porta potty for emergencies. So we depend on shower houses. Most public parks are fine. This was an atrocity. The outside timbers are rotting away, paint is pealing every where. Half a roll of toilet paper in the single stall (I always bring my own) stall was backed up when I arrived, managed to finally get it flushed. (Thought I was going to have to go to Home Depot for a plunger) Water leaked from the seal at bottom of toilet, so on my two trips to use it, I was forced to hold my pants off the ground. Oh, no door on stall, just cheap plastic shower curtain. The one shower stall did have a door on shower. But not on changing area. I refused to use it. Cleaned up with wet wipes at camper. Our son braved it, said it was lukewarm and came out in a straight stream like a fire house. The broken tile, chipped paint, no trash can, and lack of concern just put me off. Structure could be bulldozed to the ground with little effort. My son's girlfriend came to pick him up one morning and was immediately followed by the host/ safety patrol to our site, whereupon she was told to get off the grass after having been there 4 or 5 minutes. Other than parking in the road, not sure what guests are supposed to do. Didn't see supposed policy posted. Saw others parked on grass later. Attendant seemed to have vindictive/selective grass fetish. Avoid at all costs; at $30 a night it is highway robbery. - Lapopup52
Mar 2013 - $30.00
Bathrooms were beyond nasty. One urinal was so corroded your fluid actually just leaked out onto the floor where you were standing. Women complained of no toilet paper. Sites could use some work on the asphalt. Per COE regulations no ground fires. Area around spigot became a muck hole. - sblanck
14350 Co Rd 546 Nevada, Texas 75173 (map) | (972) 832-6362
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 1 Reviews
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Dec 2012 - $35.00
This park is clean, quite and a nice place to stay. The owners do a back ground check so you know the people next door to you are okay. There is a small lake on the property to fish in. Pet Friendly. Lake Lavon is also about a mile down the road for those who are into boating and fishing. It is also a hop, skip and a jump to Dallas. I have been here twice now and will come back if husband is working in the area again. - hopie
14365 CR 546 Pebble Beach Road Copeville, Texas 75173 (map) | (972) 843-2663
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 1 Reviews
Rating: | 2 |
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Jun 2009 - $35.00
This park is in a rural area, on a poorly maintained county road. When we visited there were only three sites occupied and the feel collection was self service. There are Corps of Engineers parks nearby and I am amazed that anyone was staying there. "We did not spend the night" but chose to go on to the COE park which was very nice. - RV Camper1
4609 County Road 551 Farmersville, Texas 75442 (map) | (682) 551-5211
Sites: 8 | Latest Rate: $26.00 | 2 Reviews
Rating: | 3 | 8 |
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Nov 2015 - $26.00
This is not a ranch. It is simply a few acres off the beaten path where someone squeezed together some electricity and water faucets. Appeared to be numerous full timers (who were super friendly). This park is not big rig friendly. It is more suitable for smaller trailers. We were told they had a pull thru so we made this park our destination for the evening. No pull thru. We had to unhook. The corners were so tight that the caretaker had to guide us around corners, parked vehicles and camper trailers. We will not stay here again. Internet was as slow as dial up. - travelingpeople
Jul 2014 - $20.00
Really great owners and super location right next to Lake Lavon. The park is located off a pretty quiet road and you are within walking distance to the lake, which has boat ramps and beaches! The owners are really nice and they have horses at the back of the property! The downside is there are no big trees, it is all open. Easy to park, nice gravel. - ProRVer


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need Pygmy chain sword I'm looking for some pygy chain swords- I can't find any in my lfs. I live in Seattle WA Does any one live close to me that could send me some? Costs to ship via the internet are prohibitive- please lett me know here or by PM Thanks in advance for your help- if you have any other ideas-pleasw let me know that too! |
I've seen them at several places on the internet, but like you $14 is a bit hard to swallow. I know the Puget Sound area has a aquatic club that holds plant auctions every month, but I have not attended to say what they sell. |
I've tried "the fish store" on roosevelt, blue sierra in issaquah- and called a few others with no luck.-- what aquatic club and how do you find about it or the sale? Could be the way to go- |
Greater Seattle Aquarium Society (I had to google it I didn't remember the name). The have auctions it seems monthly. I have never attended. If anybody has I would love to hear about the experience. Greater Seattle Aquarium Society: Auctions |
If you can come up to Vancouver I'll give you a pail of both species of pygmy chain sword.:lol: I will no longer send plants to the USA because of the customs and other delays at the border; they frequently don't make it alive. The Wet Spot fish store in Portland, Oregon may have or be able to get this plant. Byron. |
I would almost take you up on that offer just to see those tanks live. I have to renew my passport now that I think about it. Also the 200 mile one way drive :) Thank you for a kind offer. |
My LFS usually has some stocked. If you would like I could buy some and ship it to you. All you'd have to pay is the price of the plant and shipping. |
sweet offers- both of them ! I think I will try to catch the auction- surely someone in Seattle has a source! |
If you wait till it gets warm I can mail some (if mine takes off, just planted it yesterday). Once its warm a ziplock bag and wet paper towel usually does just fine through the regular snail mail. |
Beetlbz- Thank you for the generous offer and I will tale you up on it! |
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A brilliant Tumblr called Old Loves takes us on a blast to the romantic pasts of many celebrities, many of whom you probably didn't know dated one another. Or, maybe you did know but tried to forget it, as did the celebrities in question.
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Winona Ryder and Matt Damon
Winona Ryder and Matt Damon were one of many 1980s teen loves, and while Winona went on to have high-profile, tormented romances with the likes of Johnny Depp (who even, regrettably, tattooed "Winona Forever" on his arm) Damon went on to settle down with Luciana Barroso and raise a family.
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Helen Mirren and Liam Neeson
Dame Helen Mirren had quite a lengthy relationship with actor Liam Neeson, before Neeson met and married Natasha Richardson (to whom he was wed until her death in 2009).
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Kim Kardashian and Nick Cannon
Kim Kardashian and Nick Cannon were once an it-couple, but nowadays Cannon hesitates to discuss the relationship: "I always get in trouble when I talk about this," he sheepishly told the Daily Mail.
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Ben Affleck and Gwyneth Paltrow
Before Jennifer Garner and Chris Martin, Gwyneth Paltrow hooked up with Ben Affleck. Both actors have, as mentioned, gone on to marry other big names in the entertainment industry as well as raise families in the limelight.
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Nicolas Cage and Patricia Arquette
They both went on to be big name stars, but once upon a time Nicolas Cage and Patricia Arquette were just two vaguely camera shy actors showing up to an event together, holding hands and inciting rumors about their relationship.
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Meryl Streep and John Cazale
While filming "The Deer Hunter", actor John Cazale was dying of cancer. He'd been living with his co-star, the ingenue Meryl Streep who had taken the world by storm. When doing Shakespeare in the Park in the early '70s, Cazale told fellow thespian Al Pacino that he'd "met the greatest actress in the world" when he first laid eyes on Streep.
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Jessica Simpson and John Mayer
You probably remember when Jessica Simpson was shacking up with Nick Lachey, but how about her tryst with John Mayer?
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Robert Downey Jr. and Sarah Jessica Parker
Maybe they got together since they both go by three names, but once upon a time roustabout Robert Downey Jr. was linked to Sex and the City's Sarah Jessica Parker.
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Kate Moss and Johnny Depp
A slightly odd pairing, supermodel Kate Moss was once linked to Tim Burton's muse, the one and only Johnny Depp.
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Brad Pitt and Thandie Newton
Before he was one half of Brangelina, Brad Pitt was in a relationship with English actress Thandie Newton.
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Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake
Any '90s kid remembers "Britney + Justin Forever", which as we now know was not anywhere near close to forever.
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Cher and Val Kilmer
Even though she was 14 years older, Cher dated Val Kilmer during her heydey in the '80s.
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Sean Penn and Elizabeth McGovern
Before she fled LA for London to star in "Downton Abbey" and he married Robin Wright, Sean Penn and Elizabeth McGovern were engaged after filming "Racing the Moon" together in the 1980s. When the engagement broke off, McGovern said that they were just too young to consider marriage. She was 22 at the time.
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Jack Nicholson and Anjelica Huston
Imagine Morticia Addams dating the Joker, and that kind of sums up the tumultuous relationship between Jack Nicholson and Anjelica Huston which lasted for 17 years.
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Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan
Two glamorous '80s stars who went on to the kind-of forgotten, Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan had a bit of a fling during the height of their film careers.
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Gary Oldman and Isabella Rossellini
Gary Oldman and Isabella Rossellini were once romantically linked, and in fact, they were at one point engaged to be married. Oldman eventually went on to marry Alexandra Edenborough, an English jazz singer.
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Mick and Bianca Jagger
They may have only been married for eight years, but based on their amazing wedding photos, one would hope that Mick and Bianca Jagger had this much fun at least a few more times over the course of their marriage.
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Sarah Paulson and Cherry Jones
Sarah Paulson's relationship with Cherry Jones may not have been forever, but both actresses say they've remained friends. Jones, who is twenty-some years Paulson's senior, is a two-time Tony Award winner.
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Geena Davis and Jeff Goldblum
Geena Davis and Jeff Goldblum were not just dating, but for a time married. They also appeared in several films together, including The Fly. They divorced after Davis finished Thelma and Louise, and shirtless Brad Pitt may have made that break-up easier to endure.
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Mikhail Baryshnikov and Jessica Lange
Before Jessica Lange was the Supreme, she was hooking up with world famous ballet dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov, and they actually had a (gorgeous) child together: a daughter named Shura. Lange went on to have relations and children with Sam Shepard.
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Fiona Apple and David Blaine
Crooner Fiona Apple once dated bad boy magician David Blaine. Her music would actually make a pretty decent soundtrack for his illusionist shows.
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Eddie Murphy and Lisa Figeroa
Funny man Eddie Murphy dated Lisa Figueroa for much of the 1980s, and even though they eventually split, he once told a reporter that she was 'great for him' because of her independent nature, adding "If a woman lets me dominate her, I get bored real fast."
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You're twisting my words again. As I've already said a hundred times, I have no simple answers for your questions. You can't expect me to respond "yes" or "no" to questions about complex matters that I haven't begun to recover from. Jerry, you know better than any of these assholes that I'm not the kind of guy who rattles easily. I don't belong in this loony bin!
Yes, I did agree to cooperate. If I have to answer you straight, then I will, but only if you'll let me explain the details. I admit to spending the previous weekend with Arthur and Samantha Duncan at the old Schall estate on Riley's Rock, and I confess to the property's hasty demolition. The Duncans' murders are thankfully not on my conscience, but my inability to prevent them is. The bullet was mine, but I didn't kill Sam: she was already dead. I just killed the bitch that stole her body. Not sure what that adds up to in court. And I didn't do it all in a raving mania. You got to believe me, through this whole incident I was perfectly sound in mind until I uprooted that damned tree. It was that final horror that sent me off the deep end and ultimately landed me here.
I really don't expect any of you to believe what I'm about to disclose, but I've got the right to explain myself. I need another whiskey before I start, Jerry, if you don't mind.
The Duncans wanted to turn the estate into a vacation resort. God knows the place had more rooms than anyone knew what to do with. Art never told me how he got his hands on the property, just that he wanted me in charge of hotel security. I needed the money and hadn't had a steady income since the war. Art had better luck in that area, the rich bastard. Besides that, he felt like he owed me one for that bullet I caught in his stead.
He and the wife had to bring their own hired help — four foreigners who didn't speak a word of English — because they couldn't find any in town. The locals weren't crazy about the place. We were told that centuries ago a tribe of druids tainted the Rock with ritual blood-spilling, which none of us considered very seriously at all, though it still almost turned Sam off of the place. Sweetest lady I ever knew, but a little too sensitive sometimes, even for a Catholic. I have to cut her a little slack, though. After her last stillbirth she stopped taking her meds and her neurotic lapses got more frequent.
Efram and Jozsa Schall were Jewish immigrants who migrated to the 'States a century ago and built the hotel on the Rock with the same dream as the Duncans of running a vacation resort and raising a family. And like the Duncans, the Schalls had trouble birthing children. They tried as hard as they could to have a baby, but nothing seemed to work and by the time they moved to that little hick town by Riley's Rock they'd all but given up. Some of the locals said Jozsa wasn't meant to spawn — even now they always say it quietly like they're afraid Jozsa will overhear.
Yet shortly after they arrived Jozsa became pregnant, and for a while the Schalls had more spring in their step than usual. Explains how Efram managed to get the hotel built so quickly. Jozsa spent her pregnancy planting and nursing a garden on the west end of the property, and surrounded it with a beautiful cherry grove. A nice way to celebrate the new life she would soon bring into the world, if you ask me. But the baby never got a name. Stillbirth, you see.
The Schalls buried the baby in the grove near a young sapling, and Jozsa let it all grow out of control until the Rock had itself a nice toupee of greenery. Efram tried to forget they ever had the baby, but Jozsa must've felt like she'd been robbed of her motherhood because she visited the grave every day to keep the poor kid's spirit company. For the next ten years tenants heard her singing out there for hours at a time.
One day Jozsa led Efram into the grove and neither of them ever came back. Then the Schalls' tenants started disappearing, rumor has it the same way Jozsa did: one by one, like in a trance, they walked into the grove and ceased to exist. The locals shunned the property for fear they'd disappear, too. They closed off the roads to Riley's Rock until the trees and foliage covered them up. The grove withered and decayed and the house degenerated into a mausoleum for the Schalls and their nameless baby.
In spite of its history, the Duncans loved the place. It was a fixer-upper for sure: everything was caked in dust, the furniture had all but fallen apart, and the ceiling had collapsed in two rooms and let the spring drizzles damage everything inside. But they loved it and they couldn't wait to get started. I'll admit I was just as excited: eight bedrooms, four bathrooms, dining hall with an ocean view, the sweet smell of the sea in the air. A little polish and it would've been a beautiful place.
We set to work right away, dusting the countertops, polishing the windows, clearing the busted furniture out to make way for the new due to arrive that weekend. The carpenters were supposed to show up today, actually. We spent the rest of Friday cleaning, then drove into town for dinner and beds at the local inn.
The dream changed everything.
God, I remember it perfectly. I walked through an endless void of white mist, like I was standing on the ocean surface on the coldest night of winter. I walked on and on for what seemed like days until suddenly the fog lifted to reveal a blood red sky and an ancient, crooked tree towering over a field of shriveled greenery and sterile earth, with eight or nine limp bodies dangling from its naked branches like trophies. Not from nooses, Jerry: that damned tree gripped their broken necks like a child would his playthings. And there was a woman in a tattered house dress with long, tangled locks of black hair. She stood ahead of me, facing the tree, singing to it in some foreign language.
She stopped abruptly, looked over her shoulder and shot me the meanest glare I'd ever seen. She had no color in her face, just a sickly stone gray. And Jesus, her eyes: solid white like golf balls, yet somehow expressing hatred and malignance rivaling hell's. She didn't want me there, but I couldn't turn away. My feet had grown roots. The dream was vivid to all the senses: I smelled damp earth eons old and the cold of the fog bit my flesh like mosquitoes.
Those horrible eyes were suddenly inches away from mine, piercing me like gunshots. I woke up in a cold sweat, so badly shaken I couldn't sleep the rest of the night.
We all must've had the same dream, because everyone started acting weird the following morning. The workers kept whispering to each other, and whenever I asked them what the problem was they clammed up and went on about their business. Sam was particularly jumpy, and the first to lose it. We hadn't been working more than two hours when we heard her scream. Everyone rushed to the source and found her shivering in her husband's arms on the ladies' room floor. She'd gone in there to wash her face, looked in the mirror and saw someone else looking back.
Sam just wasn't the same after that. All day Saturday she wasn't much use to anyone — a nervous wreck keeping mostly to herself, incapable of sitting still for more than two seconds like she was constipated. Twice I caught her staring out the dining hall windows toward Jozsa Schall's grove of dead trees. She just stood there, staring. And when I said her name she'd snap out of it and go about her day like it'd never happened. She didn't even remember walking into the room.
Art wasn't happy, let me tell you. Sam's neurotic behavior had been grating on him for months, but this was the worst she'd ever been. He started losing his temper at the drop of a hat. Shouted at her a lot. Smacked the workers around from time to time, which didn't improve their odd behavior much.
The new furniture arrived late in the evening and none of us had the strength to bother with it, but Art and Sam were set on staying the night at the hotel this time and I wasn't willing to leave them alone at night in an eerie house with no electricity. So we dragged the Duncans' bed into their room, and I put one of the new lobby couches in the hall just outside their door and parked myself on it. Said goodnight, cleaned my sidearm, then read Arthur Conan Doyle until I passed out.
The damned dream haunted my sleep again that very night — the fog, the tree, the hanging bodies. I woke up with a sissy yelp this time, catapulting off the couch and onto the floor. I sat panting in the corridor for a long time, blind as a bat because the place had no electricity, like I told you. I took in a deep breath to calm my nerves, and held it fast when I heard another set of lungs breathing only a few steps away.
Someone was standing there in the dark, watching me. Sam's voice asked if I was all right, and for a few minutes I just stammered like a fool while she blindly felt around my face to see where I was, then took my hands and helped me to my feet.
That's when I noticed how dirty her hands were. My fingers came away caked in soil like she'd been out digging holes with her hands all day. I asked her about it while searching my pockets for my flashlight.
"I've been in the grove," she said.
"The grove?" I said. I started to ask what she was doing out there in the cold so late at night as I fished out the flashlight and flicked it on. Instead of Sam's pretty face I saw that hateful white-eyed scowl from my nightmares and I dropped the light and screamed and screamed.
You should've seen me, tripping over my own feet, crashing headlong into walls. I about threw myself into the car and pressed the gas pedal to the floor all the way to town. Damn my cowardly ass to hell. I left poor Art alone with that…with that God-knows-what.
Would I be telling you this if I'd killed them all and burnt the place down to cover my tracks? Would I make up a story if I knew full well you wouldn't buy it? That would be pointless, wouldn't it? Besides, one little ghost isn't what made me liberate that place. Yeah, that's right, I said "liberate" because that's exactly what I did: I liberated Riley's Rock from an ancient, unspeakable taint. A fluke of the natural world that I still can't wrap my head around.
When the workers set off for the hotel Sunday morning I didn't go with them. Scared too far out of my wits. But eventually guilt kicked in and I started thinking about how good the Duncans had been to me all these years, and ditching them seemed a lousy way to pay them back. Mind you, at the time I still wasn't sure what I saw. At the time I was beginning to think my imagination was just having a little fun with me. So I drove back, composing and rehearsing an elaborate apology in my head.
Riley's Rock had put on a biting cold while I was gone, like winter had hit early. The minute I walked into the hotel lobby Art greeted me in hysterics: his eyes rolled around in his head like marbles and he kept saying, "Something's got my Sammy, Brad. Something's got her." I didn't understand until I saw it for myself.
Art had been organizing his new office when he suddenly noticed how quiet the old house had gotten. He searched the hotel from top to bottom and couldn't find a trace of his hired help. Instead he found Sam standing at the dining hall window, staring out at the dead grove, singing a sullen lullaby to nobody at all.
She was different. I can't say how. Sam just wasn't Sam anymore. When we came in she turned and glanced at us with disinterest, like we were strangers to her. She gave us a tiny smile with no heart in it, the kind of routine smile you give someone when you've had a really bad day and don't want to talk about it; but while the pretty smile was unmistakably Sam Duncan's, the eyes behind it belonged to another person, like someone was wearing Sam's face as a mask — one that didn't fit quite right.
All I knew for sure was that the frigid air enveloping Riley's Rock emanated from her.
After watching the woman sing stupidly to the window for several minutes, Art and I decided one of us had to approach her and ask her who she was. I didn't have the courage, and Art was married to her anyway, possessed or not. Up close she seemed to finally recognize her husband, smiled warmly and held his hand like they were high school sweethearts all over again. Goose-bumps swept up his arm like she was icy to the touch.
"Come with me to the grove," she said. "Come and see our baby."
He kept at Sam's heels in a dog-like trance as she went out the door, maybe enslaved by that dreadful urge to see what horror was yet to come. The same urge that goaded me into following them. God help me, I followed them, Jerry. I followed them into that sea of shriveled trunks and crooked branches to the barren garden in its belly. I followed them to that horrid black tree — the one that'd tortured me in my sleep for two nights, the only still-living thing in the entire garden — whose bald boughs perked up when it felt the three of us approaching. Sam kept singing those damned lullabies while the tree somehow swayed in-time.
A terrible unseen force beckoned us. Art walked right up to the ugly thing and put his hand on its trunk. He suddenly jerked his hand away in horror and looked at me with a dismayed expression I'll never forget, his mouth opening fish-like as if trying to find the words to share an awful revelation with me.
Our eyes instinctively fell to the ground. One of us screamed, but I don't know which.
The Duncans' missing servants hadn't wandered far: four pale, shriveled faces peeked up from the soil at our feet like sprouting cabbages, their dead eyes gazing blindly toward the stars. As the great tree twitched, one of them shifted slightly and sank another inch.
Jesus, it was like a nightmare. Art's feet vanished. Something took hold of him and pulled him down into the earth. He clawed at the air for something to hold on to, unable to tear his eyes away from that hideous crop of human heads. He was gone in moments, consumed by the garden. Nothing left of him but his endless earth-smothered screams.
The tree stood still for a moment, as if surprised. Sam continued singing.
Something brushed my feet — something alive, a barracuda taste-testing its prey. Suddenly my limbs thawed and I turned and ran. I ran through the house and into the woods. Thorny bushes and sharp branches thrashed me bloody and I didn't care. I ran and I didn't stop for breath until I made it to a telephone.
You're giving me those funny looks again, but I'm telling you if you'd only been there with me your hands would be shaking as badly as mine. Hell, you probably wouldn't have the guts to talk about it again, let alone make the return trip to do what I did. To do what had to be done.
Jerry, give me another whiskey or I'm not going to make it through this.
I came back with the oil later that evening. More than anything I wanted to get Sam out of there in one piece, but if I went back to that hotel and found somebody else in her skin I was going to shoot her right between the eyes. Judging by the charred remains you recovered from the ruins I think you know how things turned out.
She tried to lead me into the grove, Jerry. She would've done it to me, too. You know I loved Sam. I couldn't let that thing parade around in her body. Just the thought of it turns my stomach.
I cremated her with the rest of the house. I burned the grove, too, and boy all that dead foliage just lit right up like tissue paper. That nightmare tree was the last to go when all the others had turned to ash. It crackled and blazed and snapped back and forth like a hooked fish. As it wilted in the fire something cried out from beneath the ground — a piercing, child-like wail that nearly shook Riley's Rock out of its seat!
The next morning, when the flames finally died, I rented the crane to tear that monster up by the roots and make sure it was dead, and had only just finished the job when you all arrived at the scene and found me raving and cackling in the courtyard. Judging by the way you've treated me not one of you must've laid eyes on that abomination. But the forensic team is combing the ruins as we speak, right? They're bound to find it right where I left it. I can't wait to see the photos. You'll believe those, I bet. You'll take one look at those roots and my guess is you'll all be raving and cackling, too.
I counted around fourteen bodies tangled in them, dry and black and shriveled like prunes, every drop of fluid sapped out of 'em. There might be as many as twenty or even thirty, but I stopped counting when I found the husk that used to be Jozsa Schall. She was easy to identify because her baby — that monstrous infant-thing the roots sprout and slither out from like a sea anemone — was hugging her close like a crusty old teddy bear. Kinda precious when you think about it.
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Me (Nova) and finna1 wrote this one day just thinking about some shit going on.. pretty universal for a subject but that's as simple as it can get.. Quoted optimo in my verse, its kinda ironic cause we gave op love in this, and now finna is in the same jail with him.
He's the first verse.. One of the few asian rappers i've came across with substance, IMO his vocab is fucking insane. Free finna1!!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
This s GREAT
I totaly love the beat, the lyrics, the music, this is just great
Rated 5 / 5 stars
very beautiful song, it's my all time favorite right now, i've been listening to it all night =)
i'm pretty interested in the female singer also, would you happen to know her name or if she has any albums?
get outta there soon finna, i'll be listening to ya
haha, i wouldn't know about the female vocal it was simply a sample that the producer used.
But wow, thank you for the kind review.. It's rare to see so many people giving true and honest answers
usually internet promotion means who can spam more.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
keepin it alive
ik now, let's all admit it, sadly, rap is dying....
the only thing that keeps it going is the few "real" rapers out there like you guys. srsly, I can't stand today's rappers...they don't understand the fact that good rap has emotion in it, but you are one of the elite few with something to say.
respect bro
i was told once..
"TE isn't hip-hop... it cant be, cause i fucking hate hiphop"
that was one of the realist answers i've ever gotten haha.
see, the thing is alot of people treat music as a product..
personally it's many things..
an addiction, a passion, therapy, art.. but not a product.
alot of songs i have in my studio computer were so deep that the only person who could really understand them was the one person they were made for
and alot of times that person is me.
regardless i appreciate your review, and i'll do my best to not dissapoint. haha
Rated 5 / 5 stars
love it
do you think you'll ever release an instrumental copy of the song? don't get me wrong the rapping is awesome, but if you think about the song without the rapping you have a whole nother song that is equally as amazing.
actually, as i've said this was produced by someone outside of TE. we're actually in the process of setting it up for exclusive rights to the beat,
so it CAN become ours.
thank you for your responce though i truly appreciate it.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Yeah, good work on this!
Looking forward to hearing more vocals from you and finna1, they sound great.
The beat itself is awesome, too. It's fun to listen to the track.
10/10; 5/5; faved
we both already have lyrics written for "Finna1 is Free" (the sequel to Free Finna1, that has this on it) and he gets out in may
but ill be puttin more up of us in the next week (only lets me put 2 a day and ive either did collabs or solo but i got over 500 songs haha


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