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20 RV Parks near Albion, Indiana
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Kendallville, Indiana 9.05 miles NE
Wolcottville, Indiana 9.34 miles NE
2355 E 75 S Albion, Indiana 46701 (map) | (260) 636-2654
Sites: 431 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 14 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $30.00
We stayed for 4 nights Labor day weekend. The campground was sold out but they had crews cleaning the restrooms and shower areas several times a day. The camp store always had fresh ice and groceries available. We rented boats and canoes and fished. It is a great camp for our family and we are planning on making it an annual event. There were 7 of us and we reserved 2 campsites next to each other. - Smiley58
Jul 2015 - $28.00
Extraordinarily crowded for July 4th weekend, but the facilities were still kept up nicely. The comfort stations could use updating but were very well kept. Heavy rains recently meant lots of mud but also great kayaking! Site 370 has 2 trees close to the pad that prevent awning deployment but offers lots of shade from said trees. - The Flying Dutchman
Aug 2012 - $18.00
Very nice park. Good kayaking, but water levels were low and there was a lot of moss. Only complaint is that after the weekend, Sunday actually, the restrooms were a total disaster. Inmates came in on Monday and scrubbed everything and worked on landscaping. If you want quiet, drive around the park as it is very large, very nice, and you can get more secluded site than we had, but won't have 50 amp. We were close to playground and a group of four tents and they were very noisy. You could be more selective but the tents moved in after we did. Tenters thought it was daylight until 1:00 a.m. We stayed for four nights and would stay there again. - horseylady
1650 Lake Park Dr Kendallville, Indiana 46755 (map) | (260) 347-1064
Sites: 103 | Latest Rate: $19.00 | 3 Reviews
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Aug 2013 - $19.00
A really lovely place, but not very accessible for a big rig. Once you get in the campground, the sites are large and randomly placed it seemed. Lots of city park-like things to do, but it never seems crowded. WiFi is iffy. We would stay here again. - carderh
Sep 2012 - $21.00
This is a very nice, clean, friendly park on a lake. The sites are in grass, big, roomy, long sites, friendly staff. They could use to trim a few trees near the roads in park. I would camp here again if in area. - 2Germans
Jun 2009 - $30.00
We were made to feel very welcome at this campground. Staff was very friendly and always noticeable. Other campers were welcoming. Bathrooms and showers were clean. Park area for the kids are numerous and up-to-date. Swimming area was clean and well supervised. Would recommend this campground to anyone passing through. - scrapperdmk
1006 S 900 W Kimmell, Indiana 46760 (map) | (260) 856-2655
Sites: 120 | Latest Rate: $23.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $23.00
Would rate higher if sites were not grass and there was more gravel on the roads. We were there after the heavy rains of spring 2015. Management was very cooperative and the connecting lakes were great for fishing. They are small enough that skiing would be difficult, but Lake Wawasee is close by county roads.
Lake Wawasee has no private campgrounds so this works well for that. Good family campground. - mcguyvered
6460 S 075 W Wolcottville, Indiana 46795 (map) | (260) 854-4215
Sites: 250 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 4 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $38.00
Nice clean park, all sites were full hook-up. Rented pontoon and went through chain of 5 lakes. Great time. - Diedrick
Jun 2016 - $39.00
The camp ground was very clean, great security, very friendly. The pool was warm and clean and facilties were very clean. Store had everything you could ask for and reasonable prices. Can not wait to stay again. - barbnted
Jul 2014 - $36.00
Nice quiet park. Like walking up to the Lodge for dipped ice cream. Kids loved the pool and swimming beach. Rented a pontoon and went to all 5 lakes. Liked swimming at the sand bars and eating at the restaurant on the first lake. One of the best parks we have been to in the area. - Diedrick
5453 N Blue Lake Rd Churubusco, Indiana 46723 (map) | (260) 693-2265
Sites: 68 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 7 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $35.00
Gravel roads and sites, very level. No patio but a picnic table and fire ring. The staff and management were very nice and helpful. The park in along the side of the Lake. There were a lot of permanent residents with older units. Great place for fishing and boating. Watch the goose poop by the lake. The laundry had only 1 washer and 1 dryer that have seen better days. - esta34950
Jul 2014 - $26.00
Rate is reflective of monthly rate. We will not stay here again. Owners are nice but overwhelmed by what it takes to maintain a campground. Rules are not enforced. Bathrooms were dirty, and when I mean dirty, I mean excrement smeared on walls. Playground was same way. Parents let children run loose and teenagers think it is fun to knock on your camper door at midnight and run away. Wife is very spotty and costs extra. All of this was brought to the owners attention and the response was was shrugged shoulders and the cleaning lady quit. - Luvbugz
Jun 2012 - $32.00
They are changing this campground around. They are in process of building a new store, business center. Nice and friendly people. Sites are close, they are cleaning the park up, installing new sewer system. Seems like lots of changing for the better. I would come back. Yes, there are seasonal campers, but all were nice that we ran into. - MrTonyD
9500 E 600 S Wolcottville, Indiana 46795 (map) | (260) 351-3383
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 3 Reviews
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Jul 2009 - $40.00
This campground is under newer ownership and appears to be more suited to the seasonal camper than travelers or local families. The people at the office were not very friendly nor management team well signified. The site we were approved to set up on was apparently the parking spot used by a seasonal camper; thus creating an attitude problem for him (and therefore us) the entire weekend. The bathrooms and showers were not kept clean in a timely manner during this overly growled holiday weekend. Sites are not marked thus allowing campers and cars to be parked everywhere. I'm sure this campground was over their set capacity. The speed limit was not enforced, and with too many golf carts on the road at all hours, this created hazardous conditions for the many children roaming around. Scheduled activities were not well organized, nor conducted on-time. Our overall impressions were, obviously, not good and we would not recommend this campground to anyone passing through. There are many other campgrounds within the area, therefore my buck would definitely have been spent better elsewhere; and probably have been welcomed considering today's economy. - scrapperdmk
Jun 2009 - $30.00
We camped there during the Kids Festival weekend. The location was nice... not too far away from home but far enough to "be away". They had lots of activities for the kids to do but some were a little cheesy. Our site just had electric with some grass but no shade to speak of. Luckily it wasn't a hot weekend. Wasn't exactly a quiet place but not horribly noisy. We'd stay there again in the off season. - Chic
Sep 2006 - $30.00
We stayed here one night and would never go back. The place is old and rundown. There was only one gravel site and it was more dirt than gravel. The rest of the sites were grass. The electric at the sites were 20 with some 30 AMP. - corgi lovers
981 Co Rd 64 Garrett, Indiana 46738 (map) | (260) 357-5572
Sites: 360 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 4 Reviews
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Jul 2014 - $35.00
Nothing here but a gravel parking lot. There is a small lake but no swimming is allowed. There is a small playground. $35 for, basically, a place to park overnight. If you enjoy nature, travel elsewhere. - cheshirecat
Apr 2013 - $30.00
The campground was not for large RV's, there are many narrow, windy and dirt roads. The narrow one lane sagging bridge was rather scary to cross. The staff was friendly. - Melissa3225
Aug 2012 - $41.00
Let's start with the positive. It is not an ill maintained campground. The seasonals and permanents maintianed their sites well and are a social lot. OK, now the not so positive. The road in is poor condition; go slow! The bridge over the creek seems to be able to handle a sizeable load, but is narrow, so be careful. The gate is only half opened, so getting a long rig in requires care. And this is before you get to the uneven, rutted campsites, where the power poles are weirdly located. The lake is an old quarry that is not very inviting. The facilities are so far from where they put overnighters that they may as well not exist. Wi-fi and cell signal- ATT or Verizon-- are not out in the boonies where we were located. And why put a guest who reserves for a couple of days on the worst site available? But mostly, the place is an OK stopover if you are visiting the Auburn Museum. Except the price for this campground is ridiculous. - Windjammer
981 Co Rd 64 Garrett, Indiana 46738 (map) | (260) 357-5572
Sites: 367 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 3 Reviews
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Jun 2014 - $35.00
We stayed at this camp expecting more than what we got. The Wi-Fi does not work unless you are close to the main office. Staff is friendly. The place is good for small travel trailer and fifth wheel. We had difficulties with ours. The bathrooms have a long way to go; because of this we did not use them. We stayed for a week and during weekdays was quiet but the weekend nights were loud. Lots of tree but many with low clearance for big fifth wheel like ours. It has what appears to be a man-made lake which is used by families with kids a lot specially during the weekends. Several stationary travel trailers that are very old. Won't stay again here. - sallon
Jun 2012 - $30.00
We checked into the park on June 29. About 2 hrs. after our arrival a severe thunderstorm hit. It knocked out electricity & water for the next 4 days.The storm also broke off trees & limbs. It was warm & fortunately we had a generator & water in our tank. The lack of water was due to the fact they had their own wells & had to use a pump. Power came back on on Tue. July 3rd. All was well for 2 days & 1 of our AC stopped working. I called the office to have them check the plug at our site as everything worked fine on the generator. The manager of the park came out checked the plug & said there was something wrong, but he wasn't sure what. He would call an electrician to check it out. No one ever showed up. During this time the temperatures were over 100 for 4 days. No one from the park ever checked on people in the park to see if they were alright or if they could be of any help. All the park employees did was to clean up the trees. We had severe storm warnings almost everyday & during one of them they locked the office & would not let anyone in to get out of the bad weather. Kids were in the lake & no one in the park made them get out even though we were were having lightning & thunder. The reason we did not leave before our stay was over is because they had told us absolutely no refunds. We payed the same price even though we didn't have power or water for most of 4 days & even thought our power was not adequate to run our motorhome after the power was restored. The summer residence of the park were very friendly & helped each other as well as the visitors. I would never stay at this park again. - goldie18
Jul 2011 - $35.00
This is an older seasonal campground with a new, all pull through transient section. A scary, narrow, one lane bridge is at the entrance followed by narrow, winding roads. In fairness, however, roads were intimidating but we had no issues with a 35' motorhome and tow. Sites are long, wooded but with a window through the trees for satellite reception. Transient sites are literally in the woods - more like a state park than a commercial campground. No security lighting. Seasonal areas are mostly older units and is obviously party city but noise does not penetrate much to transient area. Power excellent when we stayed in record heat, water pressure barely adequate (consistent 30-35#). This was an OK stop in an area of limited choices. We have been in worse. - joez
1006 S Detroit St LaGrange, Indiana 46761 (map) | (260) 463-3280
Sites: 5 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 1 Reviews
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Aug 2012 - $20.00
Nice little place with mobile homes being their primary business. Being that there is only 5 sites I would recommend calling first. Clean, friendly, black topped roads and shopping close by, hardware store across the street, McD's down the street as is a grocery, CVS, candy making business and a quaint little town. On a main N/S highway (Detroit St or SR 9) but minimal road noise. Back in gravel sites with grass all around and a wooden deck making for a nice site. For $20 this is a great place but because of no other amenities I only gave it an 8. We will use this place again. - rvngolfer
6402 East McKenna Road, Warsaw, IN 46582, USA Warsaw, Indiana 46582 (map) | (574) 594-2635
Sites: 163 | Latest Rate: $24.00 | 1 Reviews
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Apr 2015 - $24.00
Staff in the office took very good care of us during check in and any questions we had as to places in the area to go. Lake was beautiful to wake up to in the morning! Fire ring needed cleaned out, we were unable to keep a fire going due to it being 3/4 full and wet. Wi-Fi was $6.95/night and worked very well for us. - dallas 66


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The Bayeux Tapestry was simply amazing. The nearly 1000 year old "document" tells the story of William the Conqueror, who left Normandy to conquer England in 1066. The embroidered cloth was used to tell the story, as most people could not read at that time. At one time, it did hang in the Bayeux Cathedral. It is nearly 70 meters long, and the museum has it set up in a climate controlled facility, winding through many darkened rooms, behind protective glass, of course. An audio guide was available and it would have been a waste of time not to use one here – very informative as it told the story; scene by scene, panel by panel
Afterwards, we checked out the small cobble stone streets with the half timbered houses, stopped into a patisserie for a treat for later and a few groceries at a supermarket, and made a quick stop inside the Norman-style Cathedral, circa 1077. Mass was ongoing, so we stood in the back with other onlookers. I would have liked to have explored a bit but it wasn't an option. I found the Cathedral to be one of the most striking I had seen in France. I love the simplicity of the Norman churches and cathedrals. We then had a nice break at a creperie on rue St-Jean, a caf� latte and a chocolate & chantilly cream crepe for me, and people watched! The last stop before leaving Bayeux was the WWII British Cemetery and Memorial. As with all CWGC cemeteries, the setting was immaculate and peaceful. The views of the Cathedral spires from this cemetery were beautiful, and hearing the bells from this location at one point was memorable. The white stone Memorial really stood out for us, both in appearance and meaning. Loosely translated from Latin, the inscription reads "Those who were conquered returned to free the conquerors".
It was time to leave Bayeux and head back toward the D514, which would be our last drive along that fantastic route! The first stop was the German battery at Longues-sur-Mer. I should mention that this day was humid to begin with, but now that we were standing on coast – wow! The humidity hanging over the Channel made for some interesting pictures! The remnants of the battery were interesting to explore, but I found the area a bit crowded. We saw what we could see and moved along, getting back into our Renault with A/C (really needed it that day!) and back onto the D514 a bit before turning off to get back to Beny-sur-Mer Cemetery near Reviers on the D35
Next up – Pegasus Bridge! We took a roundabout route to get there through the countryside, taking longer than we should have as we stopped at many roadside memorials as we spotted them. This was the British sector in '44, so the memorials were for British regiments that saw action in the area. We were using GPS, and at one time it put us on a 'goat path' in someone's farm! The 'Pegasus Bridge' site is comprised of a modern museum and the original steel bridge, now removed from use. This is all located across the river from Benouville, so we had to cross the new bridge and pass the Caf� Gondree (first house liberated by British forces on June 6, 1944), to get to the museum on Maj. John Howard Drive.
The museum was interesting, well put together, and we spent quite a lot of time there. After the museum, we drove back across the bridge and parked in the Caf� lot, and the walked back across the bridge to check out some memorials along the river, and see the views from that location. By this time, we were thirsty and getting hungry, so we took an outside table at the caf� and had a beer (1664!!) and then decided to get a bite to eat there as well (Quiche and Salad!). All very satisfying! Inside the caf�, the walls are covered in various regimental badges that were interesting to look at!
After this long day, we headed back to Caen for an early night. I remember having a shower and getting into bed when it was still light out. I think we both needed the extra sleep!

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Wildly popular hockey reality series HBO 24/7: Road to the Winter Classic will return for a third season, according to NHL COO John Collins, who divulged the league's plans to Yahoo!'s Greg Wyshynski on Tuesday.
Season 3 will feature the Toronto Maple Leafs and Detroit Red Wings and document the weeks leading up to the 2013 Winter Classic Jan. 1 at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, Mich.
The announcement comes after months of uncertainty as to whether the network would extend the series another year after president of HBO Sports Ross Greenburg – the network's sports reality programming visionary – left to pursue other ventures.
Collins also told Wyshynski there will be two major changes to the series' production, the most notable being an increased NHL presence behind the scenes.
"We're going to work a little more closely with HBO on production. We've been in partnership with them, but now that we have an original productions group here, we're going to work a little more closely with them on the production side," said Collins.
"I think it's going to be more of a collaboration," he said. "To the fan, they won't see any difference in production whatsoever. We're not going to limit access. We're not going to change any approval rights. There won't be anything different about this."
The NHL also expects to have a Canadian network partner next season.
"We're going to have another partner to announce, who will take the series in Canada," Collins said. "I think this is one of the benefits of having Toronto in the game. They're paying attention to this in ways that, frankly, they haven't previously in the market up there."
It has yet to be divulged which network will join forces with HBO. A formal announcement is expected to be released at a later date.


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The team advanced to the nationals after finishing third – ahead of fourth-place Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute – in a regional competition held in April at the University at Buffalo. The competitions test students' knowledge and skills by having them design, build and assemble a bridge that is about 1/10th the scale of a real structure.
This was the second time in the college's history that a team has advanced to the national competition. Hudson Valley students have been participating in the competition since 1994; a bridge team from the college first advanced to the nationals in 1998.
"The team performed superbly, and the faculty and the department are extremely proud of this significant accomplishment," said William Darling, a professor in the college's Civil Engineering Technology Department.
In addition to being 25 feet, 11 inches long, the bridge is 19 inches tall and three feet, 6 inches wide. Classified as a "flat bed bridge," the structure is similar to overpass bridges commonly seen on interstates or next to off ramps, according to Bridge Team Captain Daniel Farnan, a Class of 2004 graduate of the Civil Engineering Technology program.
"The bridge is a piece of art to me," said Farnan, of Stillwater. "When you say art, people think of a painting or sculpture in a museum, but there are many ways to be creative in this world and the bridge is our way."
The bridge team's trip was sponsored by the Faculty Student Association at Hudson Valley Community College and the Student Senate. The bridge was fabricated by General Steel Fabricators in Latham. In addition to Farnan, team members are: John Staines, Scott Older, Tim Warden, John DePaolo, Jeremy Hills, Brian McGrath, Andrew Peterson, and Peter Futerko, Ph.D. Limbrunner and Professor Peter Tolcser are the team's advisors.
Founded in 1953, Hudson Valley Community College offers more than 50 degree and certification programs in four academic divisions: Liberal Arts and Sciences; Engineering and Industrial Technologies; Health Sciences; and Business; as well as programs run through the Educational Opportunity Center offering certification programs in workforce and academic preparation. One of 30 community colleges in the State University of New York system, it has an enrollment of more than 11,000 students, and it is known as a leader in distance learning initiatives and worker retraining. Hudson Valley has graduated more than 55,000 students.


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Anti-gun nuts: Let's ban more guns because of Fort Hood
posted at 1:57 pm on November 8, 2009 by MadisonConservative
Of course. They tried it with Columbine and Virginia Tech, why not the tragedie du jour?
Nidal Malik Hasan, the Muslim American army psychiatrist, who ran amok at Fort Hood army base in Texas killing 13, used a controversial Belgian weapon. Hasan employed an FN 5.7 pistol.
The weapon is produced by arms manufacturer FN at Herstal in Belgium. Hasan was able to purchase the arm without any difficulty at an arms dealer's.
The 5.7 pistol is an extremely powerful semi-automatic arm. Using a special type of ammunition it can pierce through bullet proof vests even at a great distance.
This makes the weapon extremely popular among criminal gangs. It has been dubbed the "cop killer".
Well, it certainly seems that this vicious, evil 5.7 FN pistol is some kind of magical killing machine. The question is, how? The article seems to discuss both the pistol on its own, as well as a particular kind of ammunition. So, is it the pistol? Does it only fire bullets which pierce armor? Um, no.
The 5.7 x 28 mm cartridge was designed for pistols, submachine guns, personal defense weapons and carbines. It was developed by Fabrique Nationale Herstal (FN Herstal), Belgium and primarily marketed to European militaries for use by vehicle crewmen, artillery personnel and combat engineers and as a military and law enforcement round that has more effective performance against modern body armor when compared with traditional pistol caliber ammunition. The ammo for the civilian market WILL NOT penetrate Level IIA and Level IIIA Kevlar, Kevlar 129 or Spectra vests, contrary to popular myth put originated by misguided politicians and gun control advocates trying to advance their agenda. Ballistically, the 5.7 round is very similar to the .22 WMR (Winchester Magnum Rimfire) round.
So wait…the ammunition being used is available only to law enforcement and…military? Why, yes it is, according to FN's own website. You can buy and use a number of different rounds for that pistol for self-defense, target shooting, or whatever legal purpose you wish, and police officers are at no more risk than if you had picked up a package of 9mm rounds at Wal-Mart. I guess adding in the little detail about Hasan only being able to purchase the AP rounds due to being a member of the military might have blown their argument. Must have just slipped their mind. It even slipped the mind of the writers of the above news article, since the blue-tipped rounds in the included picture indicate that they are, in fact, not armor piercing.
So it's not the gun, yet gun control advocates still want it banned. By their logic, we better ban all other standard caliber handguns as well. The military also has access to a lot of other weapons and equipment not available for civilian use, so do we ban the military from having it? How strange that they would be calling for the outlawing of a firearm based on completely flawed thinking, particularly with such hyperbole at their disposal as "cop killer".
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Feb 20, 2012 at 4:15 pm #1285929
We can't just call it the Jam anymore, they're all the Jam, just in three different (35, 50, 70 liter) sizes.
Stock weight of the large 50L is 31 oz (I got this wrong in that other thread). In many/most respects, it's the same as the 2011. Size looks the same, compression system is the same, big rear pocket is similar, etc. Bladder sleeve is now lighter stretch mesh and huge, the size of the whole inside back panel. Side pockets are the same stretch mesh, and seem a bit taller and stretchier than the 2011 ones. Reachable with the pack on, but only just. A few details save a bit of weight over the 2011, for instance the inside of the big pocket is a light ripstop, not the heavier Gridstop. It has load lifters, and softer foam in the shoulder straps. I worry about that, as I really liked the 2011 Jam straps. Center stripe of heavy-guage 3D mesh on the back is the same. Adds weight, but actually allows air circulation, increases traction of the pack and thus improves load carry, and provides some resistance against rubbing the tailbone and vertebrae. Foam framesheet appears to be identical to the 2011.
The biggest difference is the hipbelt. Much wider and longer than the previous version, with similar foam to the straps, which seems resilient but is quite a bit more flexible than the 2011 foam. The pockets are huge, with the lower part being the same stretch mesh as the side pockets, and the gussets being substantial. They'll hold lots, even with the pack on.
I predict a lot of folks are going to like this belt a lot. But some folks, namely those much skinnier than me (32" jeans) with long torsos, are not going to be able to use this pack. As you can see, I have about 1.5" of slack left in the belt. I do tend to where by belt higher than many, however.
Time will tell. In any case, Golite is not resting on their laurels, and easy though it may be to snipe about GoHeavy, the jam remains a solid option. It unites value, durability, and a sensible and versatile feature set in a way which no other commercially available pack does.Feb 20, 2012 at 4:35 pm #1842086
Eugene SmithBPL Member
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Thanks for geeking out on gear lately Dave, cool seeing new pack options for folks. I was never crazy about the 2010 belt and the small hipbelt pockets, but the new wider version does look comfortable and generous. I am one of those long torso'd 32" waist folks, so probably SOL in picking one up if your experience has the belt maxed out.Feb 20, 2012 at 4:51 pm #1842091
It fits me just fine. It probably won't fit my wife, which is a bummer as (with almost identical torso lengths) we can usually wear the same packs.Feb 20, 2012 at 5:24 pm #1842113
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Looks good. I'm interested to hear what you have to say about how it carries. I likely only have one more season left in my old model Jam.
Thanks for all the testing you've been doing, I've always appreciated the field usage criteria you try and stick to.Feb 20, 2012 at 6:18 pm #1842145
Michael RayBPL Member
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Are they doing away with the Pinnacles? Don't see the need for both since they looked nearly the same to start.
Edit: Nevermind, I saw in the other thread that Pinnacles are indeed discontinued.Feb 26, 2012 at 9:39 pm #1845430
After using it a time or two, I have to report that it carries, like a Jam. Supports the load just fine, hugs the body exceptionally well, just disappears during ski-bushwacking and other shenanigans. I'll repeat: a lot of people are going to really like the new belt design. The pockets are great; each will hold four snickers and a pair of powerstretch gloves without causing pressure points. And the zips are easy to use with one hand.
I can't confirm the rumor that this will be 100 bucks at retail, but that would be exciting.Feb 26, 2012 at 9:44 pm #1845431
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That belt is huge. I'm 6'4" 32" waist and there's no way that would fit. Oh well.Feb 26, 2012 at 10:06 pm #1845436
Justin BakerBPL Member
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35 liter jam? Are the hip belts the same on the 35? If so, I will replace my peak. The belt on the peak is horrendous.
However, I am a 30 inch waist. Do they have small sizes or am I screwed? I would remove those hip belt pockets anyways so does it really matter?
How did you get this…. did golite send it to you for review?Feb 27, 2012 at 7:27 am #1845498
This pack was sent for a review.
As for belt sizing, I do not know. I would assume they'd adjust for sizing; a safe bet, but best confirm with GoLite. To inject some objective data here, the belt on this pack has a circumference of 32 inches (when the pack is layed flat and measured end of padding to end of padding.Mar 8, 2012 at 10:21 pm #1850945
Dave, can you post the weight and dimensions (including thickness & "firmness") of the Jam 50L's removable back pad?
If it makes a reasonably good torso pad for sleeping, I'd count that as dual use weight and deduct it from the overall weight of the pack. Many of the LW/UL packs being compared to the Jam have no back pad.Mar 10, 2012 at 10:09 am #1851646
I emailed GoLite and they wouldn't tell me the pad's dimensions or weight, though they said it was about 1/8" thick. Anybody got more info? Would a thicker pad fit in the sleeve?Mar 10, 2012 at 10:53 am #1851659
David VoMember
"I predict a lot of folks are going to like this belt a lot. But some folks, namely those much skinnier than me (32" jeans) with long torsos, are not going to be able to use this pack. As you can see, I have about 1.5" of slack left in the belt. I do tend to where by belt higher than many, however."
Confused here. From the picture it looks like you have over six inches of slack in the belt.Mar 10, 2012 at 11:16 am #1851667
Joshua GrayBPL Member
He means the amount of belt left to cinch, not the excess (ie if he were any skinnier, it wouldn't fit him).Mar 10, 2012 at 2:52 pm #1851719
David VoMember
I see now, thanks for explaining.Mar 11, 2012 at 4:21 pm #1852104
The new backpad is 1/8" thick, 2 oz exactly, and extremely stiff, dense foam. Earlier I said it was comparable to the 2011 pad, but upon holding them next to each other I retract that. The 2011 is 1/4" thick, and while very dense foam, is still foam. The 2012 pad is as close as foam can get to being a plastic framesheet and still be foam. Pinching it between my fingers leaves no dent whatsoever.Mar 11, 2012 at 4:34 pm #1852110
Very useful, thank you David. Do you think a softer, perhaps thicker pad would fit in the pad pocket?Mar 11, 2012 at 5:56 pm #1852161
If you cut the overall down a bit, then yes. The current pad fits very tightly.Mar 12, 2012 at 6:37 am #1852384
Mike MBPL Member
@mtwardenLocale: Montana
how about fitting a pad in the bladder sleeve and leaving the thin oe one alone? I very much like the idea of something closer to a frame sheet vs a thick soft pad, that has to help in the carry departmentMar 12, 2012 at 8:08 pm #1852752
Warren GreerSpectator
@warrengreerLocale: SoCal
I'd agree. Carry department is good.Apr 4, 2012 at 2:17 pm #1863660
A few notes on the new suspension components after a bit of use, including a recent trip where 3 days of food and 10 liters of water pushed the load pretty close to the packs limit.
The belt is excellent. The softer foam (as compared with '11) hugs the hips very well, and the extra surface contact results in a product which is very comfortable. While I still have a bit of slack left in the belt, even when pulled tight under a heavier load, the adjustment is awkward and less than ideal. I'll likely modify this.
I do think the new shoulder straps are less than ideal. It isn't the thickness of the foam, so much as the extent of the circular perforations (the '11 straps had this too, just must less). The resistance of the padding to loads near the upper end (25+ lbs) is not as good as it should be. I'd encourage Golite to go back to the previous generation.Apr 4, 2012 at 7:26 pm #1863778
John GBPL Member
@johng10Locale: Mid-Atlantic via Upstate NY
How'd the new framesheet hold up to that much weight ? Any less torso collapse than the old foam ?
What the issue was with the new straps ? Did they curve into a tube and cause pressure – or something else ?
Are the hip belt pockets removeable ? The BPL review of the 2010 Peak makes it sound like they might be (if the pockets are the "removeable wings").
Also, any guesses on whether one of the SMD or GG hoop stays would improve the carry with 25-27 lb loads – and fit into the pad pocket ?
Thanks.Apr 4, 2012 at 7:57 pm #1863788
The straps are (for me) ideally shaped. No deformation or other nonsense. I'd just prefer a little more beef to spread the impact of the weight around.
The belt pockets are not removable (save with scissors).
The Jam carries 30 pounds well, if you pack it well. I'm not sure the newer, thinner yet denser framesheet performs differently than the 2011 one.
A major part of the article I'm working on will test torso collapse with both the stock configuration and other, MYOG solutions, which will include various sorts of stays. It wouldn't be hard to make such a device yourself. For instance, I've laminated an alu stay from the hardwear store between two layers of foam pad, which results in a very useable product at a total cost of perhaps 10 dollars. The dimensions can be tailored to suit.Apr 4, 2012 at 8:05 pm #1863789
Warren GreerSpectator
@warrengreerLocale: SoCal
You mind taking a photo of that laminated stay and sharing it with us? How much does it weigh? Thanks Dave.Apr 4, 2012 at 9:59 pm #1863827
They don't look like much, just two layers of various sorts of foam (glued with contact cement). The blue CCF from Walmart is cheap and sturdy. I've made several different ones for various packs and projects. Weights vary from 4 to 10 oz based on dimensions, thickness of the foam, and size of the stays.Apr 5, 2012 at 5:53 pm #1864172
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I'll add this….I went to check out the new Jam's, and I'm not sure I'd want to carry anything over 20# with those shoulder straps.
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A federal judge and a federal appeals court had ruled earlier that the lawsuit could go forward. Lawyers for the Vatican, also known as the Holy See, asked the high court to take up the case and dismiss it. They argued that the Vatican could not be held legally responsible for alleged criminal acts undertaken by a priest when those illegal acts were unrelated to his work for the Roman Catholic Church.
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Similar to my run two days ago, I arrived at the top of Black Mountain feeling physically spent. But as I launched into the singletrack, a strange sort of relief washed over me. My mind went blank, my fatigue subsided, and I simply flowed with the trail. I can understand why Beat enjoys singlespeed riding so much, and also why I both love and fear it — singlespeed mountain biking is similar to running. By removing the mechanical advantage of shifting, I find myself using my body more dynamically to respond to the terrain. Huge bursts of power on climbs give way to high-cadence "speed" movements on flatter ground, which give way to gravity relief on descents (however, singlespeed bikes actually coast, as opposed to runner coasting, which runners seem to enjoy but I haven't found it to be much like coasting at all.)
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This selection of 47 pieces - reviews, speeches, essays and obituaries - dating from 1970 to 2005 is a joy to read.
Margaret Atwood, pictured, explains that if she doesn't like a book she doesn't review it, so the reviews are all celebrations and explorations. The writer's job, she says, is to write and the reviewer's is to explain the writing to other readers. The novelist and the critic have quite different "preoccupations, problems and emotions".
In some ways this book is a sketch of the writer's life and foregrounds Atwood's long and diligent apprenticeship to her art. She announced when she was five that she was going to "be a writer" and in her early teens she began to make this good. She wrote her high-school newsletter and lots of poems. She was probably very fortunate in having an aunt who wrote poetry and who took her to poetry circles and readings.
She was also a dedicated and voracious reader, finding shelves of classics in the family cellar and freely working her way through them. She says: "You learn to write by reading and writing, writing and reading."
I recall that when she visited the Melbourne Writers' Festival years ago she had to have time free every day to write, and the attitudes and comments throughout Curious Pursuits bear out the regimen. This woman writes. She writes on moving trains, in freezing kitchens (and in luxury hotels in foreign cities, although she doesn't talk about those) - the important thing is to write.
And she is so very open about what fiction is and about how one can go about creating it. Literature, she says, is different from life. There is the hilarious and poignant example of her five-year-old daughter and a friend who invited their families to be the audience at a play. The two child characters were having breakfast. They passed the toast, the jam, the tea - they went on and on having breakfast and explained that this is what the play consisted of. The audience was dissatisfied. "Something else has to happen," they said. Something has to happen.
Not unrelated to this tale is Atwood's account of the reading of To the Lighthouse. On her first juvenile reading she failed to see that the action was deep beneath the surface, that the meaning was "tenuous, elusive, inconclusive". Forty-three years after the first try, she reads the novel again. Now she sees "the patterns, the artistry" and the resonance - and she realises that "some books have to wait until you're ready for them".
It is madness to try to say which parts of the collection I enjoyed the most but I have selected three personal highlights: the account of the method of writing Alias Grace; Spotty-Handed Villainesses: Problems of Female Bad Behaviour in the Creation of Literature; and Reading Blind, which is her introduction to The Best American Short Stories 1989.
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Trenton Times, The (Newspaper) - December 10, 1890, Trenton, New Jersey VOL. IX. NO. WKDNKSDAY AKTK.KNOON, 10, 1890. TWO O'BRIEN GOES SATURDAY. _ He Sails to Seek a Conference with Parnell. THE MI1HI Cheered by IiUluiitn In London, Purnell HnjM u I txi urds ruing the Great I'repni itlnns to Givw Him itu Ovation Hi, Keachea Ireland, Dtc 10 Loiibequeuce of the publican m of misled vernluus of tbe cablegrams just passed be- tween Mr Parnfll and Mr O'Bnetionthe subject uf Tor ttie rtuuioii of tbe Irinh paitj Mi U Bnui coiuiuuul cated to the i itwa the whole coriebpuiideuce u follows An Lender and Irlend NBW KK D L 7 1890 To Mr Paruell M P Hoiibtj ul Commons, Lou d JLI j I al rink wild h t r ;r f rom lak ing Bides agun t j u m u opens Buch au ullli i. pr hpecl ufium aud dingrace to our uiu e rinuutrh ut this unliappy business I hate ab uuut J li u turn t. ut-u id personally off usiie t j j i, u ai J i n ad M h det.pent pam and dismast H i it lli r ut al atuu-Us made on ou u befc re Ireluu 1 H trreli lovably tonunlLti 1 tja rutiiLua t iilliu I appeal to jou tm a It-adcr I ha VL lor Un t arn been proud to folluw and n> a frn.nl f >r wlium I still feel a warm off itiuti tin jou nut. bee uouie vsay by wlikh ftli k suft-kiiur liru jour reputation, tbetouuuj in t> gated f ruin the dewtrucUoa which thitattjua ILUAM O Too Lute for Keicuv. I ONDON, Dec 8, 1890 To Mi O Lnen l! ffrnsn Had >ou wir 1 pri r to Saturday some sug- gesli n f r >ii] in have succeeded Now too laU for UK to je breeders from a poslu >u b! i 1 I w vt.r be ver> glad to nee aud iour reply leaves little gr full with Parnell Dn TOM Parnell Sp the dut) of Irishmen in Aui rlca at thia cr bis to asblbt uie lu n tbe integrity aud mdt pen lenee of the Iriub part) IhaL lutegrit) cuuid not mid would uot bave beta airrd bj anj mere alliance with the Liberal part) but mat ters for Home mouthb have progressed further than a mere alliance "houiethinic approach in Lo a fuMon haa hot 11 EL I is now This n wuat it 14 necessary for me to cheek ana prevent A Cliargw Answered. "What have you to bay about the charge that jou did your colleagues HII injustice in concealing Mr eomerba- tious about home "It was imposnible, replied Mr Farnell, "for me to disclose b> public speech or by private explanation the setback w Inch the Hawardtm communications had to .he cause of home rule aud the perplexity with which the> HRJ filled my mind Ihe matter was still not deflnitely s h led 1 Until all hope had beeu removed of ar atasatiBfactory uudLrstandmg upou .heae important subjects with Mr Grlad itwne it would have been improper 'or me ID an) w ay to have referred publicly to the matter A llopeleae Split Mr Parnell does not believe that Iriah party cau now be reunited Ihere- of O'Brien and Dillon w ou.d not mend matters I was at all times willing to compro- mise, as my acceptance of Mr Clancy's amendment proven, au acceptance which would have involved my retirement had Sdr Gladstone givgo the assurance the Irish jarty required, but thews ubfturauces were uot given, aud my persecution by our party wasHtlll persisted lu Mebsri Dillon and J'Uriea look against me from Irat, and so lost the opportuuity of a tfuc- cesaful intervention Ineir intervention would now be too A Bomslnf Welcome Awaits Him. CORK. Dec IU iNationalisU of this city are arranging a grand demonstration of welcome to Mr Pdrncll 'Ihe pro- gramme was agreed upon at a meeting of .he party evening Mr Pttriii.ll haa nominated Mr Barry O'Brien to oppose bir John Pope Hen nebs> as a candidate for parliament m North Kilkenny 1 he manifesto prepare! on behalf of the majority of the Irish is expected iRHued tod It iy repor cd that Mr McGarth) will resign from parliament and lurmteli for re-election The "forty-five Renegades" Attacked. DlBLIX, Dec 10 Telegraph exprtKaei the opinion that the meeting at which Mr Paruell IH to speak today will declare unreservedly for him "The Irish people do not desire a m tuiffe8to from 'orij renegades, nor an expounding of; their future policy m Nationalist newapa pers subsidized bj gold ihey at explain their past policy ihey were elected as Pnruellites W e challenge them to teat whether Ireland desires to retain them auti Paruellites Tto Coldness, Says Hurrlugtori, tEft YORK, Dec Mr iimothy Har- rington last evening expressed a dtyire to -e it understood that a{ art from politics the best feehux euited between him and the other Irish He sail adhered to Mr Parneil and believed that the sympathy of the uiajont} of the Amer lean people was with that leader Mr Harrington will sail for Liverpool bdtur day SLAUGHTER OF CHRiSTIANS Bloody Work of the Loo Huj Gee Society In China. SAV Dec from King, China, by steamship China, state that the troubles at Ta Chn Hsien arose from the massacre of Chinese Chris tians at Loong Tuy Tain by members of the Loo Huy dee society during a celebra- tion in honor of the society's patron deity After the celebration had lasted several days the brotherhood consulted their gods as to whether it would be safe to plunder the Christians The reply being m the affli mative tbe brotherhood made a raid on a number of well to do Christian fam- ilies and carried off a lot of booty A few days later they made a fresh at- tack and massacred over twenty persons, nineteen bodies being counted in the streets and several more are known to have been cut in pieces and thrown into the river The mission buildings and many others were burned and the corpses thrown into the flames On the following da> the brotherhood proceeded to another marked town and made an assault on the Christians there The latter fled, and but one of them was killed of Pythias Meet. RONDOUT, N Y, Dec. Grand lodge, Knights of Pythias, met in specia] session here to accept the resignation ol Grand Chancellor ilham S Carpenter of Syracuse who is about to remove from the state Grand Vice Chancellor John T Roberts was chosen to succeed him, and Grand Prelate S S Hall of this city, was elevated to the vice chancellorship, Frank J Martin, of New York, was chosen granc prelate, C C V Ketchem, of Middletown grand master of arms, William Lndue, 01 New York, inner guanl, and M D Bene- way, of Poughkeepsie, outer guard Joe Coburn n Funeral Nfe-w Dec The funenl of Joe Coburn, the pugilist, took place from the Church of the Holy Innocents It was at tended by a large gathering of hpnrtmg men Ihe spruces consisted of a uquiem mass, which w.iscelebrated by Rev father Kean 1 he interment waq in Calvary eeinefcer) Among the floral deuces was me from John L bullnan, but he WHB not present in person In tue thiong were James and Mike obnrn of the deceased, Jim Uiirklej, Pat bliudi, Ion Gould, Jake Kilnun ami Billy hambers New York'n Old Armory HIM nod NEW YORK, Dec old armoiy one of the landmarks of the citj trectet more than fifty jears at the corner o White itnd blm streets, was burned Ian night Loss, 'J ho iirinon, whicl had lately been devoted to commercial pur poses, was used ns the mihtaiy fieadquar tera during the draft riots in lfc03, and in it Gen Worth's body lay m state for threi days _ Think tlie Huhide WHS PndUMwkl. LONDON, Dec decomposed body of a umn has been discovered near Ixelles Belgium, bearing eudonco that death wa, caused by prussic acid The inan had evi dently been dead about a fortnight, nnew Yoik had lost sight of the inon umeiit, but she had not lost sight of the huffenng and distress at Johnstown and iatt made contributions with a liberal land He appealed to American patriot- sia to do uothmg that wtts likely to dia urb the peace of this great hero (Ap Mr Flower (X Y) said thai it had Gen Grant's wifah that he be buried beside wife Mrs Grant had chosen New York and New bad presented her a tomb that was etjual to tbe tomb of any preoideut, of Gurfield aud Lin coin This lesolution insulted not only Mrs Grant, bu the great city of New York, which was ready to relieve the suf- ferings of humanity the world The resolution was an insult to Gen Grant and to the Gran 1 Arm} of the Republic, and to f ma i M ho had a relitne who died adding t-o the glorj of tins rfpublic Mr Eiaines (N t said that this resolution came with a verj bad from the gentle- man from Pennsjhania (Mr O when he remembered that when vania was trt-i ibling with fear, the citizen soldiery of New York rushed to her rescue New had spent more than 000 to decorate the BOI! of Pennsylvania with monuments to her defenders 1 he record aud it lay not in the mouth of Penn to detract from the courage, or impeach the patriotism of the state of New Siincthing Abnormal and Monntroua Mr (N Y) said that there ah m the resolution that flew in the face of tradition something ab- normal aud monstrous Ibe citj of New rk had been Gen Giant's chosen home He had closed his career there without expressed a wiih to leave it It as desecratien to remove his bones from the tin of his choice when he waahelp- esa to prevent it lo do it under the spe cious plea th it Gen Grant belonged to the latioti onl) added to the outrage His tones did not belong to the nation In nisei able presumption that they did would the t mu of ut Mount Veruon and the memorable sarcophagus at sprint fie Id ashingtou, Giribiidi md GambetU had been buried at their homes had beeu buried not at the etpital of Sweden, but at his own home If Grant was to be dragged from UN grau what waa to make fcarra- Ihose who charged New'iork, with being dilatory should remember that :iaste not alwajs speed It had taken more than a quarter of a century to com plete Buukei Hill uioi ument and that hulf a century ha 1 passed before the erec tion of the monument I Has Her hay. Mi O Null (Pa) said that gentlemen might e ill this ml but if th y could call the roll of the dead in Arlington there was not one soldier who would not respond in fa% or of tbe measure 1 his waa not an interference with the family of Gen Grant. To speak of it in that waj waa begging the question Mr BmgEam (Pa J said that be would be unjust to his state and to his as- socutes during the war if he did not pro- nounce his condemnation of some of the statements made It was true that dunug the fearful dajs of Gettysburg the New York regimenta had fought gallantly, but in doing so they had fonght for New York as well as for Penusjlvania. He regretted that the Johnstown disaster had been put forward as a reason why New York had not raited a great sum of money to com plete the Grant monument Mr Cannon (111 was in favor of placing Gtn Grant's remains at some place where the number of the American peo plo could most readil) v'sit tlie last retting placeof the great commander He believed that Arlington was the best place for the remains of Gen Cfrtuit to rest The Committee Too Respectable Mr Faiquhar (N Y protested against the transfer of Gen Grants remains as a Republican rtpresentative, as a persona! friend of Gen Grant aud family and as a soldurof the lepublic Ihe tiouble with tbe Isew York monument was that the committee was too respect-able to raise the nmn He wanted New York to recast her committee and if IKK) waa wanted lotweUe months thut would be foithcommg Ihe resolution ttas then defeated In the Senate Dec 10 the senate some minor measures were passed In presenting a lull nlatmg to the uicul, turn, Mr Plumb said that ho would soon ask to the elections bill aside and flnanci il nwthrs considered Debate on the elections bill was resumed, mid Mr lierrj tind Mr Daniel spoke against it Mr Butler not K of an amendment to tho bill that supen isors, canvasser-, and all (lection officers bt re Kardrd tsminmtmnl and not as judicial j flirt IH Mr Hoar pavo notice- tiuit would nate todaj to sit into the until the debate ou the bill waa dost d 1 IK Republican caucus committee of Rdintt spint hours in consultation commiiMK the adv iMibilitj of adopting i t lot i ii le for the '-enute A unmbei o! prop( s tious were (onaidtred by the com iiiillu liut no iigufintnt was rtached 1 In m e m be rn of the coniniittto aie Linger together In their views, r ant! li is like j that a report will be made to a Ht nl IK iu i t I in ft d IJB Thprft nothing taken that will break n a cough or cold like that peer of all remedle Htrea" Cough urc In cm up nod whonpln cough R fleet li mtonlahjng. It li ftble to THE NEWS IN BRIEF uudeutett at Uno- dotu from m Platen At Albany the interior of the house of >enator Norton Chase was dam d, ttjfche xtent of ft 000 b) me msunu ?T 000 Jisiph Iiath who pleaded LU 1 toman laughter in the second degree t r the kill ;it, ot beotty Cox in Septe i 1 last at 1 I'Filo was sentenced to one jeai and ten jonthb imprisonmeiit It ib cuneutlv reported that tree com ge bill will be i. Here 1 in the -i mte as a ubstitute fur the tobacco rebit 1 ill Hie b rtrtl of aldermen ot Lve ndoptc 1 a resolution bj i jte >t 14 X) 11 granting a franehiseto th Y con truct a tunnel under the con lecting New York aud Long Ldund Kubinsteiu has resigned the dnectorship i the bt Petersburg consena r) Robert Dick, inventor of tb mailing machine in use in all the newspaper in the Lnited bLatea u i tauada dad at Buffalo Dec y He w is nearly 77 'ears old ind waa born m bcu laud The court of appeal- at loiu jto has de cided that John C Brosi, the noted orger will have to return to where he la wanted for the of his uncles (ex Mayor Miller a) uama to checks to the amount of DEAD BY THE ROADSIDE A Huabttnd Kllli Hit Wife, Her Brother uud sultfdfi. ClUKLOTIh N C, Dec 10 Seirlleiiri etta Mills Kutherford count) all shot and killed his wife, dangerously woundtd her brother, aud then put an end to his own life About eighteen months ago he married Miss Eva Haycea and west west After eight or nine mouths he de- serted her Her relatives assisted her to return home He had not been heard of HI nee he arrived in Forest City, pro- cured a com evance and drove out to where iiH wife was lining On arrhuig thert called her to the door, drew his revolver and shot her down, shooting tier twice af tershc fell, and then shot and daageroualy wounded ber brother, R R HaytiM who came to her assistance He then mounted and rode away A part) went in pursuit and found him about two miles distant King dead by the roadbide with a bullet in his heart t dieaina, rtome, 1 onawanHa, TJtica and Wutertowu, this state on, Me Manchester H and Boston nd orcesier Mass Ihe b) racuaa ranch has not )et closed Peiiiiit} I un In Horscnifii W 11 Kl-siut lU PH 1U rotii a.ll f tl r nut litre )eiter a) fui tin f t rtsiinizlng a state ree Urs i i i iti n -V c uiiiinitit w us IK st n tu d i iifl u e uiUuiliun and law s nil tin m L 11 L Ij i n siibjLCt lo the all of the cl H i MI n tl e u 11 mittee il 1 r p i L in i a 1 i i n be ad led SkilMKM (.IVtH I I I- If.) t Cll tfcO 1'a 1U (j bkiiniir t r ultou K lint) announces hat he has ul uidoue I bis piupused con bt for Congn ss.ni tu Vtktns in s s at He aj s be co ul 1 n a I e a -n t --sfu 1 uuiiU si for he siat, I u (1 tt ihe DemuerHtic niHjonty s so great that he will not be net ded lUlHToft MtSHhlK PltnMDL Cb K 1 Dec 10 of Bruw n tisit) has been Hissing fr >m his home lay It is feared tliHf tie wan lered twaj in a lit uf deprtsMm and ma> d t the sevuit) of tbe wtnther ie Is about 5-> juirs old The McMineale Failure PATERSON, N J Dec liabilities of Messis Nightingale Bros d Knight, silk manufacturers of this place who made an assignment to Jndge Barknlow are now stated to be not less than MOO, 000 and their assets, it is believed amount to only about half that sum luecred itors nre cbiefl) the firm of J T alker, Newlork, who went un der last month, and the National Broad way bank. About two weeks ago the firm called a meeting of tbeu creditors and of fered a settlement upon a bann of fifty cents on the dollar, but this was declined and the assignment followed Tbe wind up is tbe culmination of difficulties under which Nightingale Bros have labored for the last seven or eight yeare. The Hough's New Postmaster WASHINGTON Dec 10 JamesW Hatha way of Montana has beeu selected to sue cccd Capt of Wisconsin, as post- master of the bouse Mr Hatbawa) was born in Ohio forty-eight jeais ago In 1862 he enlisted m the One Hundred and Fitlt Ohio volunteers, and in the fall of tba year he received a gunshot wound at Pern Ky, which I ermanently disabled him for active service After the war he went to Montana Ht I as been deput; Uuited States- mHishal for the territory deputy collector of internal HIIC count) sheriff, and is secret iry of the Re publican state cjuinnUei Cold un Ktxh'g Cure. LONDON Dec 10 In a lecture on thi Koch trea ment Di Bcauuntz stated tha several per-- ins wbo had bten moculate( -with the hmph La I K' mu worse after tb flist injections aud that in the cases o oibei6 no appiecmble iriij r iveinent was how u He hud thereft re, decided t abandon the new uiwtl ud in his practice Di Beauinetz also said he considered thai Professor Koch had not made sufficien: experiments upon animals before applying the Ij mph to tbe cure of human ailments and declared his intention of further pur- suing the expenments Keystone State Grangers Meet. HARRISBLRG, Dec 10 Ibe annual con of the State Grange Patrons o Husbandry has opened here About 601 delegates were present at the afternoon session Tbe annual address of the worth master was read. He congratulated his fellow grangers on the of the pas and the prospects for the future He Rug gested as for legislation n revenue law and a bill prohibiting the sale of dressed beef Col R H 'Ihomas and other prominent grangers are in at- tendance The Delaware Society Meets NEW YORK, Dec, Delaware so- ciety held its first annual dinner at Del monico'a last evening About forty per sons were present illmm T Croasdale the president of the s icicty presided Gov ernor and Irene t nor elect Reynolds of Delaware, ex Congressman Bird, ex Secretary BajArd, 0 H Bates E H Har per and Chief Justice Comegys, of Dela ware, among the speakers A I Shoe Failure. N Y Dec 10 W Ingalli Co of Boston the shoe dealers who as- signed with liabilities, bad store in fej ra lu li mother who li is of health nnd t l t t Tutu u i n eradicates promrtts itit t si fy to the dticceii is ft remedy for i itloni had f a! lei. _ r troubled for I U disagreeable k Hi oil s S iltn It rured n my throat, and nlio helped my t f T nut down state il lo Miti 8. IX 0 Oarsaparilla ki f! -ix'prpfi PrflpAredonl kfOI V U itrloi Lowell IOO Dosos One Dollar if I'nnllt il ai 1 j t sit r I h il i I ad i ot pu j n t 1 d ubblitute fui tt t edt ml fleet n ill ut he expe [el to ue mil ulich jv 1 be in (i i i 1 th t i it s or tit tepubhuin pur li it i i tthup-- more "prat tic il ituui t lit nuH-uie in nder i Wouldn't AUHU.T .-Tl-US On HtllMlH 'BOMDPNtl' H I Dec 10 P Stdi le of arw lek w h i WHS m icted for refnsiDK toanswei c nsus ques ions has filexl a dem u ler t u r Varle that the s' Ins lotnptl lim to answer q L ut his fniin "Charlie Ito-.-. JL Two BOSTON, Dee In thf Mi[ enor crnn nal court George h McLirnt) wnssen to two jears in the huusi of correc ion for larcenj AlcChrist} is the man who, when airested, said he was the Charlie Ross Both the method and results -nl -L: of is taken; it la pli x ant and relreslnnp; to the rn 1 a t- geiitly yet promptly ou tlie 11031, Liver and Bowels, clean-ts (li> tern effectually, di-pi'-> u'l In id aches and and CHUB in1 tn i! constipation. nip of I ijn u th ouly remedy of its kind pin duced, jileasing to the taste and ac ceptable to the stomach, prompt u its action and truly heneficml in effects, prepared only from the in healthy and agreeahle it- many excellent qualities commend it to all and made it the popular remedy known of rijrs is for sale in 50( and 81 bottles by all leading drnr' gists. Any reliable druggist vim may not have it on hand pro cure it promptly for any one vim wishes to try it. Do not accept a'i) substitute, CALIFORNIA FIG SYRdP CO. 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We hnve jast reoelyeil 8 stock of beautiful Umbrellas, with all the latest tityltB of handle', in gold silvnr, nnkol and curved natural uticks for ladien ami men, also frr school childn n, from 40c 60o 85c up to the fi> eit go ids made, at 19 A fine Olo la Umhiella, silver handle we sell now at 98c which are sold all over tho city at 40 We have only 20.) left, so call at once before thoy are closed out A fine Paragon Frame Gloria 25 DOLLS. We are ovor 2fi yeai s in the doll trndy and never before had Huch a giftnd ntock of dolls ax now American, trench, English mid Girman Dolls, drcwcd or plain in end less variety, whi h we bought b' fi re the advancn in pri' i s, and sell truly at prnsi nt cost. Alao doll hats, caps, shoes, ho-ie, etc OPPWll'B CITY HAI-I. The largest variety ol HUFERKINK CRKAM CHOCOLATES, guaranteed tobethe finest made In the U B will be found at ANGKT.O CAMKKA'S Fine Confectionery Store, BOBBOUJ..W TKIKTOK, N J. 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TransCanada Seeks to Halt Texas Keystone Suit Over Easement
TransCanada Corp. (TRP) asked a Texas judge to dismiss a landowner's bid to take back an easement that lets the Keystone XL Canadian tar-sands pipeline cross his farm.
At a hearing today in Nacogdoches, TransCanada told County Court at Law Judge Jack Sinz that he lacks jurisdiction to decide the matter. James Freeman, the pipeline's lawyer, characterized the dispute as one for "the recovery of land," which he said falls outside of a county judge's authority under state law.
"Regardless of how a plaintiff characterizes his claims, if the gist of a cause of action is in fact an adjudication of title, a county court does not have jurisdiction," Freeman said in papers filed Jan. 2. "The case should be dismissed."
Michael Bishop, a 64-year-old retired chemist who owns a biofuels company, urged Sinz to continue presiding over the dispute, which he claims doesn't concern title to Keystone's easement across his 20-acre farm.
Bishop said he is still listed on county tax rolls as the landowner because TransCanada acquired solely a right of way, not title to the tract in Nacogdoches, about 140 miles (225 kilometers) northeast of Houston.
'Contractual Dispute'
"TransCanada said itself in an earlier filing that this boils down to a simple contractual dispute," Bishop said in an interview before the hearing. "I'm seeking rescission of a contract based on fraud. I've never questioned title to the property. I've questioned eminent domain, which is within the statutory authority of this court."
Bishop sued Calgary-based TransCanada in November to rescind the easement, which he claims the company acquired by fraudulently misrepresenting what Keystone will transport. The pipeline is the southern leg of a 2,151-mile pipeline intended to carry tar-sands crude from western Canada to the U.S. refining industry complex on the Texas Gulf coast.
Bishop agreed to sell TransCanada the easement in November after fighting the company in condemnation proceedings for more than two years. He said he felt pressured to accept the company's offer before TransCanada took the easement anyway at a much lower price through eminent domain.
Bishop has asked Sinz to determine whether TransCanada fraudulently obtained the easement by deceiving landowners and state regulators that diluted bitumen, which is obtained from tar sands, is a form of crude oil when opponents of the pipeline contend it isn't.
Toxic, Corrosive
Bishop and environmental groups claim diluted bitumen is more toxic and corrosive than conventional crude oil. Bitumen has the consistency of peanut butter at atmospheric temperatures and pressure and must be diluted for pipeline transport, according to court filings.
Bishop claims TransCanada "intentionally misled and misrepresented" the nature of its product to regulators, landowners and the public in order to obtain permits and eminent domain rights to push its project through.
Sinz deferred hearing evidence on that aspect of the case until he determines proper jurisdiction for the dispute.
Environmental protesters and landowners have battled TransCanada construction crews at numerous locations along the pipeline route in an attempt to highlight what they claim is the Keystone's potential for environmental catastrophe, should the line leak or rupture.
At least three other landowners are pursuing legal challenges in Texas courts designed to block Keystone from crossing their properties. So far, none of these court challenges has permanently stopped construction on the line.
The case is Bishop v. TransCanada Keystone Pipeline LP, CV1213077, County Court at Law, Nacogdoches County, Texas.
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