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Retired and loving it!
Date of Stay: July, 2016
This park is about 13 miles to downtown Dripping Springs, Tx. Nice and clean park with mostly live ins but all sites occupied appeared well kept. Owner was very cordial and showed us to our site and helped us get set up. All sites are gravel with full hookups and had a picnic table. Nice landscaping around our site #28. Park is currently building more sites. Excellent broadband WiFi. AT&T cell service almost non-existant. We will stay again!! We stayed in a 38ft motorhome.
Date of Stay: October, 2015
Not sure of nightly rate as we stayed for one month and had full hookups. Sites were spacious, lots if shade from pine trees. The only pitfall were the mosquitos!! They were horrible! Bring lots of Deet with you. This is such an active park tho. Every Friday there was music with live bands in the barn. Halloween trick or treaters for 3 weekends leading up to the "official" Halloween night with lots of decoration's on display. We would stay again for sure cuz those "skeeters" won't keep us away.
Date of Stay: October, 2015
We arrived on a weekday and office was locked. Called park's phone number and spoke to the owner who in turn called her daughter, the manager, to return my call. Manager told me we could go ahead and park in a spot that was available near the park's entrance and we could pay when she got to office at 3 PM. She called me at 3:15 and said she was in office. Manager was very nice and check-in was very easy. Park appears clean and inhabited by mostly working people on a monthly basis. Park is big rig friendly and most sites do not have view of the bay. There is a usable fishing dock. The manager stated that you would not want to swim in the water. No pool or playground for kids. Park was quiet for the most part. Great place on Trinity for overnight stay. Didn't see any restaurants nearby park. We would probably not stay for any long period of time as it is very removed from any nearby attractions.
Date of Stay: July, 2015
This is very tight parking at best. Lots of permanent guests. We have been traveling in MH since last April and have been thousands of miles up the Pacific coasts and this park has been the first to make me feel pretty uneasy about staying here. It is very close to Manitou Springs and the historic district of Colorado Springs. WiFi poor, Internet for AT&T very slow. You have to turn in between McDonald's and Taco Bell to cross into park. Very overpriced in my opinion. I would not stay here again.
Date of Stay: July, 2015
We stayed here for 5 nights. Very convenient to Estes Park & Loveland. Our site was a back in right up to the Big Thompson River. AT&T Internet was slow at best. Water pressure was poor and one day stopped completely without warning for repairs but was turned back on within 15 minutes. Park roads were dry & dusty until it rained and then became somewhat muddy in places. Very narrow bridge to park entry. Nice big playground area for kids and several cabins located close to it. The live-insurance seemed to be grouped together. We would stay again due to location. We had full hookups.
Date of Stay: July, 2015
We stayed at this park for 2 nights. Check-in was easy and quick. Located close to highway and train but great for as couple of nights. Staff knew where to place us so that our roof mount satellite and antenna would work. Site was level. AT&T worked great and Internet was satisfactory.
Date of Stay: June, 2015
Stayed 3 nights. Very tight, winding, and hilly roads with lots of speed bumps. Satellite & cell service didn't work. We have At&t and our friends in next site had Verizon and theirs didn't work either. Office said Wi-Fi only available in recreation center but we went all the way to third floor and couldn't connect. TV cable present but didn't work. Very difficult to maneuver big motorhome without causing a backup of other cars and RVs coming and going. Very large indoor swimming pool by recreation center if you are able to walk a flight of stairs or climb hill to get to it. Otherwise, center has large TV, soda machines, play area for toddlers, coffee, ping pong table, arcade machines and very nice views. Would not stay again as it was overpriced for the amount of services not available (ie, no sewer at our site, Wi-Fi that didn't work, no satellite and no cable, and very poor water pressure).
Date of Stay: June, 2015
Check-in was easy for 1 night (no stickers/tags for vehicle or rv. Park was clean in appearance except row of dumpsters that were packed and overflowing. We stayed on Wednesday night so maybe garbage pickup was going to be Thursday or Friday. Staff in office very friendly. Small pool behind office looked clean and young kids were enjoying it. Park was fairly crowded but easy to maneuver 38ft motorhome pulling a jeep. We had full hookups. Cable included. Most channels were very snowy. Later in evening, a few channels appeared to clear up. Satellite TV impossible due to lots of tall trees. Frequent train whistle but no problem since our windows were closed and a/c running. No security guard monitoring park so anyone could drive in. Our site was fairly level on dirt ground. We had back-in site but I did notice quite a few drive-thru sites. On site store with necessities and souvenirs in the office. AT&T cell worked good. WiFi was slow. We would stay again for short stay only since satellite impossible. Very woodsy feeling type park. Didn't notice many live-ins.
Date of Stay: May, 2015
We stayed here for 1 week. The host was readily available at all times. Basically, a big asphalt pad with very little shade covering Parking area. Must be fully self contained as there are no bathrooms available. Big grassy area but has some stickers that my dog found pretty easily. Dogs are not required to be on leash as long as you can control the dog. This park is very convenient to the town, the Castle Air Museum, grocery stores and makes a great home base when taking a day trip to Yosemite or other points of interest. No WiFi. Rates are extremely reasonable. We would definitely stay here again!!
Date of Stay: October, 2014
We had a wonderful stay! Everyone we encountered was very nice & friendly. Our site was a pull through with a picnic table. Very quiet park with trees and very close to Sedona. We would stay again!
Date of Stay: October, 2014
My spouse & I stayed here in a 38ft RV in October 2014 with full hookups. They had a beautiful heated pool & indoor jacuzzi within walking distance. Also had a library that was open to guests for reading, making puzzles, or playing on computers. Everyone was extremely friendly and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. We will definitely return!
Date of Stay: September, 2012
Swimming pool very clean & refreshing. Bathrooms clean. One maintenance man is overworked & probably underpaid for what he tries to help RVers with. Electricity at some sites not drawing full watts as evidenced by breakers kicking off. Staff not very friendly & don't expect them to take care of any problems with the rv site in a timely & efficient manner. If its after 5pm, then don't expect much in the way of a professional repairman. Park is old but centrally located with easy access.
Date of Stay: August, 2012
Staff was very friendly and helped us get into our spot. Had a very nice site under a very large Pecan tree. River was only 100 feet away from our RV. Very good and fast Wifi. I use DirecTV so didn't need the cable. Very good location on the South Llano River. This is a spring fed river that is a delight to float in on a very hot August day! Highly recommend this park! We will stay here again.
Date of Stay: June, 2012
Park staff was very friendly. Sites were level and had a covered picnic table. The Blanco River could have used a little more flow on it but the drought in Texas has been bad. Water was still very nice and not very far to walk down to the river from our RV. I would recommend this park and we will be back!


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Sussex Hamilton star Brady Ellingson will play at Iowa
Brady Ellingson got his wish.
The 6-foot-4 senior guard from Sussex Hamilton wanted to play his college ball close to home and he wanted to play in the Big Ten. He accomplished both Tuesday by committing to Iowa.
The reigning Greater Metro Conference player of the year received about 25 Division I offers. Oakland (Mich.) and San Diego also were in his final three.
"It was a pretty tough decision, but I really love coach (Fran) McCaffery, the head coach there," Ellingson said. "He loves shooters and I fit their style of play really well."
Ellingson averaged 21.3 points and 3.5 rebounds last season, helping the Chargers win the their first league title since 1979. Opposing coaches were impressed with his efficiency — he shot 51% overall and 48.% (86 of 179) from three-point range — as well as his ability to score in bunches.
At Iowa, Ellingson said McCaffery told him that he'd have a chance to contribute as a freshman.
"When I'll be there as a freshman, they'll have a senior shooting guard and he showed me some film of him and some of their other guys and I do similar things," Ellingson said. "They see me as coming in as a freshman and being an impact player, but then after that being more a key contributor all around and getting a lot more minutes."
Ellingson has spent his off-season playing with Ray Allen Select. Hamilton coach Andy Cerroni believes Ellingson has gotten better at getting to the rim and finishing against athletic defenders.
The coach also appreciates Ellingson's head for the game.
"The more you watch him the more you appreciate his demeanor and how he handles himself," Cerroni said. "That's why he'll make it in the Big Ten. He's a steady kid."
Ellingson is the fifth player from the area to make a Division I commitment, joining Germantown guard LaMonte Bearden (Buffalo), New Berlin Eisenhower guard Reed Timmer (Drake), Kettle Moraine guard Paul Miller (North Dakota State) and Germantown forward Evan Wesenberg, who, according to wissports.net, has committed to North Dakota State.
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Is my cat just fat or is it pregnant
her nipples are big and her tummy is fat and sensitive and shes not in heat any more
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Well...if she's not spayed and she is allowed outside she is most probably pregnant. You should have a vet visit to confirm and be sure she is getting adequate nutrition during her pregnancy. or you could have her spayed now (this would be my recommendation). If you decide to have the kittens then you NEED to have her spayed when she has weaned the kittens.
Hunter answered on 4/21/09. Helpful? / 2
Sounds pregnant to me. I don't know where or how you acquired this cat--if she's a stray that just showed up on your doorstep one day, pregnant, then bless you for taking her in. If she's a cat you've had for a while, you should at least have a general knowledge of cat pregnancy--its likelihood in the case of females who go outside, the signs of pregnancy, and what to do to prepare for birth. Put her on kitten food, prepare a birthing box, get the number of an emergency vet just in case something goes wrong, and if you can get her to the vet in a way that won't put too much stress on her, you might want to have her checked out before she gives birth to make sure that all is going well. Afterwards, make sure that the kittens get all their shots and that you take responsibility for finding them good homes. And I agree that you should get her spayed. Finding kittens good homes is not easy, and cats who mate randomly run the risk of getting various icky diseases.
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Hillary Lindsey
|Hillary Lindsey
|Background information
|Washington, Georgia, U.S.
|Singer, songwriter
|Years active
|Associated acts
|Carrie Underwood, Gwyneth Paltrow, Martina McBride, Sara Evans, Lady Gaga
Hillary Lindsey is an American singer-songwriter. She has written songs with or for several popular artists including Michelle Branch, Faith Hill, Martina McBride, Shakira, Lady Antebellum, Gary Allan, Sara Evans, Carrie Underwood, Kellie Pickler, Bon Jovi, Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga, Tim McGraw and Luke Bryan. Lindsey won a Grammy Award for Best Country Song for Carrie Underwood's "Jesus, Take the Wheel".[2][3] In 2011, Lindsey received an Academy Award nomination for "Coming Home", recorded by Gwyneth Paltrow for the soundtrack of Country Strong, in the Best Original Song category. "Coming Home" also received a Golden Globe that same year for Best Original Song along with "There's A Place For Us", making Lindsey a double nominee in 2011. As of 2015, she has had 15 number one singles as a writer.
She has been nominated twice for the prestigious Grammy Award for Song of the Year for her work on "Jesus Take the Wheel" and "Girl Crush".
In addition to co-writing eight songs for Carrie Underwood's 2012 release Blown Away, Lindsey is credited with providing backing vocals on the album.
In 1994, Lindsey moved to Nashville to enroll in Belmont University's music business school. She tells the story[citation needed] of a roommate who had an internship at a record label and took one of her tapes into work with her. The tape was passed around to publishers, and Lindsey was quickly signed to Famous Music Publishing. In her first year as a writer she had eight cuts. She had her first number one song as a writer in 2002 with Martina McBride's "Blessed". Six of her ten number ones as a writer are Carrie Underwood tracks including "Jesus Take The Wheel", "Wasted", "So Small", "Just A Dream", "Last Name" and "Two Black Cadillacs". Thirty million records have been sold featuring her compositions.[citation needed] She has had two songs featured on the ABC television series Nashville: "Telescope"" performed by Hayden Panettiere and "Change Your Mind" performed by Clare Bowen and Sam Palladio.[4][5]
Awards and nominations[edit]
|Nominated work
|Academy of Country Music
|Song of the Year
|Jesus, Take the Wheel (shared with Gordie Sampson and Brett James)
|Canadian Country Music Awards
|SOCAN Song of the Year
|Gospel Music Association
|Country Song of the Year
|Grammy Awards
|Best Country Song
|Song of the Year
|Country Music Association
|Song of the Year
|Girl Crush (shared with Liz Rose and Lori McKenna)
|Grammy Awards
|Song of the Year
|Best Country Song
|Academy of Country Music
|Song of the Year
|Grammy Awards
|Best Country Song
|Blue Ain't Your Color (shared with Steven Lee Olsen and Clint Langenberg)
List of songs co-written by Lindsey[edit]
This list of songs or music-related items is incomplete; you can help by expanding it.
|Jason Aldean
|"Wheels Rollin"
|Lauren Alaina
|Gary Allan
|"Every Storm (Runs Out of Rain)"
|Dierks Bentley
|"Bourbon in Kentucky"
|"Can't Be Replaced"
|Bon Jovi
|"Seat Next to You"
|Michelle Branch
|"Sooner or Later"
|"I Want Tears"
|"Crazy Ride"
|"Long Goodbye"
|"I'm Not That Strong"
|"Through the Radio"
|Chris Brewer
|"Help Me Out of the Sewer"
|Catherine Britt
|"Dirt Cheap"
|Shannon Brown
|"I Won't Lie"
|Luke Bryan
|"To the Moon and Back"
|Caitlin & Will
|"Address in the Stars"
|Carter's Chord
|"Young Love"
|Terri Clark
|"Three Mississippi"
|Miley Cyrus
|"When I Look at You"
|"My Heart Beats for Love"
|Ilse DeLange
|"I'm Not So Tough"
|Marie Digby
|"Breathing Underwater"
|Edens Edge
|"Too Good to Be True"
|"Feels So Real"
|Emerson Drive
|"That Kind of Beautiful"
|Sara Evans
|"As If"
|"Backseat of a Greyhound Bus"
|"Big Cry"
|"Four Thirty"
|"A Little Bit Stronger"
|"Otis Redding"
|"Some Things Never Change"
|"Sunset Lovin"
|Jessica Harp
|"Good Enough for Me"
|Faith Hill
|"This Is Me"
|Carolyn Dawn Johnson
|"Simple Life"
|Florida Georgia Line
|"God, Your Mama, and Me" (featuring Backstreet Boys)
|Lady Antebellum
|"American Honey"
|"Lookin' for a Good Time"
|"Cold as Stone"
|Aaron Lines
|"Waitin' on the Wonderful"
|Ashliegh Lisset
|"Kill the Headlights"
|Lady Gaga
|"Million Reasons"
|"Grigio Girls"
|Little Big Town
|"Girl Crush"
|"Kiss Goodbye"
|"Shut Up Train"
|Lindsay Lohan
|"Very Last Moment In Time"
|Martina McBride
|"This One's for the Girls"
|"You're Not Leaving Me"
|Mindy McCready
|"Songs About You"
|Tim McGraw
|"Shotgun Rider"
|Katharine McPhee
|"Say Goodbye"
|"Step With Me"
|Nashville Cast
|"Telescope" (Hayden Panettiere)
|"Change Your Mind"
|Heidi Newfield
|"Cry Cry ('Til the Sun Shines)"
|Jamie O'Neal
|"God Don't Make Mistakes"
|Tara Oram
|"538 Stars"
|"Pretty Red Dress"
|Brad Paisley
|"Oh Love" (duet with Carrie Underwood)
|Gwyneth Paltrow
|"Coming Home"
|Kellie Pickler
|"Girls Like Me"
|"I Forgive You"
|Rachel Proctor
|"Where I Belong"
|Cassadee Pope
|"One Song Away"
|Rascal Flatts
|"Help Me Remember"
|Julie Roberts
|"Men and Mascara"
|"Medicine" (featuring Blake Shelton)
|Crystal Shawanda
|Mindy Smith
|"Out Loud"
|Steel Magnolia
|"Not Tonight"
|"Last Night Again"
|Taylor Swift
|Jamie Tate
|"Love Looks Good on You"
|Steven Tyler
|"It Ain't Easy"
|"Somebody New"
|"Sweet Louisiana"
|Carrie Underwood
|"Jesus, Take the Wheel"
|"Starts With Goodbye"
|"Just a Dream"
|"Last Name"
|"So Small"
|"This Time"
|"Get Out of this Town"
|"There's a Place for Us"
|"Someday When I Stop Loving You"
|"Wheel of the World"
|"Two Black Cadillacs"
|"See You Again"
|"Do You Think About Me"
|"Forever Changed"
|"Nobody Ever Told You"
|"Thank God for Hometowns"
|"Good in Goodbye"
|"Leave Love Alone"
|"Keep Us Safe"
|"Little Toy Guns"
|"Smoke Break"
|"Renegade Runaway"
|"Dirty Laundry"
|"Church Bells"
|"Like I'll Never Love You Again"
|"Clock Don't Stop"
|"The Girl You Think I Am"
|"What I Never Knew I Always Wanted"
|"Little Girl Don't Grow Up Too Fast"
|Keith Urban
|"This Is Me"
|"God Made Woman"
|Blue Ain't Your Color
|Rhonda Vincent
|"I've Forgotten You"
|Michelle Wright
|"I've Forgotten You"
|Trisha Yearwood
|"The Good Stuff"
- ^ Padua, Pat (May 12, 2011). "Pic(s) of the Week: They Write the Songs Edition". Library of Congress - In the Muse: Performing Arts Blog. Retrieved September 5, 2015.
- ^ "Hillary Lindsey biography". Durango Songwriters Expo. Retrieved 2009-02-02.
- ^ "Hillary Lindsey wins Grammy". The News-Reporter. 2007-02-15. Retrieved 2009-02-02.
- ^ "Hit Songwriter Bios -- Hillary Lindsey". Durango Songwriters Expo. Retrieved September 5, 2015.
- ^ "A Conversation With Hillary Lindsey". thesongsurvives.com. Retrieved September 5, 2015.


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His First Operation
It was the first day of the winter session, and the third year's man was walking with the
first year's man. Twelve o'clock was just booming out from the Tron Church.
"Let me see," said the third year's man. "You have never seen an operation?"
"Then this way, please. This is Rutherford's historic bar. A glass of sherry, please, for this
gentleman. You are rather sensitive, are you not?"
"My nerves are not very strong, I am afraid."
"Hum! Another glass of sherry for this gentleman. We are going to an operation now, you
The novice squared his shoulders and made a gallant attempt to look unconcerned.
"Nothing very bad--eh?"
"Well, yes--pretty bad."
"An--an amputation?"
"No; it's a bigger affair than that."
"I think--I think they must be expecting me at home."
"There's no sense in funking. If you don't go to-day, you must to-morrow. Better get it
over at once. Feel pretty fit?"
"Oh, yes; all right!" The smile was not a success.
"One more glass of sherry, then. Now come on or we shall be late. I want you to be well
in front."
"Surely that is not necessary."
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Discussion in 'Chevy Truck Accessories' started by Morgan8119, Aug 29, 2010.
i have a 2010 silverado and I'm looking for the best exhaust? Just tell me what you think.
I love the sound of my Flowmaster 40 series!
My buddy got the Gibson Super Truck on his 2010 5.3 and loves the sound. The only problem is crusing at highway speeds it sounds like an old tractor.
Go to youtube or any other video posting site and type in "2010 Silverado Exhaust" and you will pull up videos of people with different exhausts/mufflers. You can get an idea of the sound you'd like on your truck.
We can not tell you what you would like on your truck and each muffler is different
Also make sure you get a quality shop to weld it on and not clamp it
X2 on SmokeU's comment. Just listening to them on the internet doesn't really help that much. A lot of times the sound quality isn't very good due to the camera that was used or the speakers you are listening to.
I would listen to trucks around you and if you here one you like ask the owner what he has. Everybody likes something differant. I have Magnaflows on our trucks and like them.
Do you think I want a cat back exhaust or just muffler? Everyone I ever knew only has true dual straight pipe welded on with no mufflers haha. Loud but not for a new truck! What are some good catback systems?
It's all a bought how much money you want to spent are you planning on installing headers at later date? If so you might want to consider true duels with 2 mufflers if not then you can go with a muffler 3" in and two 2 ½" out let for duel tail pips. I like the Flow Master 40 sound but every one has there own preference.
Isn't there some sort of issue with the Active Fuel Management making some systems sound like tin cans? I don't think that I would want to disable the system so is there an exhaust system available that would sound good when the AFM kicks to 4 cylinders?
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The people of the United Kingdom are nearly at the finish line and by this weekend the world will know who they judge to be the fairest in the land and the one deserving of being their next prime minister. Of course, there may be a "winner" for the night, but in daylight the winner will understand that he lacks a majority in Parliament and must request the fair maidens who came behind him to get behind him and allow the gallant prince to secure the title of prime minister of the realm. David Cameron's Conservative party apparently has 33% of the electorate, but right behind is the Labor Party at 28% and the Liberal Democrats at 28%. When all is said and done, Nick Clegg who heads the Liberal Democrats will determine who shall be the new prime minister.
Clegg will not demand a king's ransom to throw his vote to Cameron, but he will insist on a new process of electing that is based on proportional representation instead of the current system which allows winner to take all in a district. Perhaps, it is time for democracy to rear its head in merry England.


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MCC hosts Nov. 14 presentation by Grand Rapids Symphony conductor
SIDNEY — The music director of the Grand Rapids Symphony is presenting a lecture and musical performance at Montcalm Community College (MCC) on Nov. 14.
"The Musings and Music of Maestro David Lockington," is planned from noon to 1 p.m. in rooms D303-305 in MCC's Beatrice E. Doser Building. Lockington will play his cello and offer a lecture to students, faculty, staff and community members.
Lunch is provided for students with a current MCC ID and is $2 for all others.
MCC Dean of Instruction and Faculty Gary Hauck, the event organizer, said Lockington's presentation focuses on varieties of music and "how we can relate to them as well as enjoy them."
Lockington began his career as principal cellist with the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain. Soon after earning his bachelor's degree at the University of Cambridge, he came to the United States on a scholarship to Yale University.
He and his wife, Dylana Jenson, reside in Grand Rapids and have four children.
The 2011-2012 season is Lockington's 13th as music director with the Grand Rapids Symphony.
The New York Times has recognized the orchestra for being a "model in the classical music world." The Symphony earned a 2007 Grammy Award nomination and has recorded four CD's under Lockington's direction.
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An Investment Opinion
by Louis Corrigan
CNBC and the Price of Frankness
Will frankness get you in trouble? Apparently. The powers that be at CNBC decided yesterday that, until further notice, James Cramer, a hedge fund manager and co-founder of TheStreet.com, would be barred from making his biweekly appearance as a guest analyst on the network's Squawk Box program. Under normal circumstances, I'd say that's their prerogative. It's their show, and he has no contract. However, this decision implicitly comes with the allegation that Cramer may have engaged in unethical behavior. And that would mean that Cramer is simply lying, which I don't believe. So it appears that what's really at stake is whether CNBC is willing to cave in to outside pressure, including pressure from a company, when a guest analyst speaks his mind. The issue, then, is not Cramer's integrity but the network's integrity, and that's of considerable interest to all investors who rely on CNBC as a source of financial news.
The controversy turns on comments Cramer made regarding WavePhore Inc. (Nasdaq: WAVO) during the December 2 broadcast. That company's stock had soared $7 1/2 to $15 1/4 the day before on volume of 32 million shares after it had announced plans for a new online shopping area available through its WaveTop Internet broadcast service. As is often the case with such moonshots, the company's CEO, David Deeds, was scheduled to appear on Squawk the next day.
Cramer led off the program by telling a story. He said he had contacted the stock loan department at Goldman Sachs that morning and said, "Listen, I want to short twenty-five thousand WavePhore because I think this thing is a big speculative bubble." Goldman said, "Not on your life. It can't be borrowed." Cramer then launched into an explanation of how short squeezes work and why, in his view, WavePhore's run-up was "not a fundamental move" and that speculators involved in the stock were "playing with fire."
Somewhere in the mix, though not in the transcript CNBC sent me (I saw it live), Cramer said he had no position in WavePhore; he talked generally about "Fraud-U-Nets," companies that are Internet wannabes; and he said that Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan "doesn't like WavePhore going up." Shortly thereafter, anchors Joe Kernen and David Faber conducted a hard-hitting interview with Deeds, who said the company hoped to turn a profit by the end of '99 but might need to raise more cash during the first half of next year. Cramer asked whether Deeds had plans to sell stock. Deeds responded, not at this price, "I think it's undervalued now."
That day, WavePhore's shares plunged 38% to close at $9 1/2. The next day, the company issued a press release saying it had asked the SEC and Nasdaq to "investigate these events to determine whether applicable laws and regulations have been violated." The company said Nasdaq was reviewing the matter. Neither the SEC nor the Nasdaq has said a peep since. Cramer has said publicly, and told me privately, "I had no intention of shorting WAVO. I just wanted to demonstrate that it could not be borrowed and was therefore subject to a short squeeze." In other words, he had just done his homework to make sure that what he sensed was the truth, and what he planned to say on the air, was in fact accurate.
CNBC spokesperson George Jamison told me yesterday that the network has no reason to believe that Cramer violated any of CNBC's disclosure policies. He said the network expects its guests to act with objectivity and professionalism, and, given a number of negative responses from viewers, CNBC simply needed more time to evaluate what happened. Jamison suggested that the way Cramer expressed his views may have created unnecessary confusion. He said the network is also reviewing its own standards.
That, at any rate, is the gist of what Jamison said. I was so steamed about the controversy that my interview notes are a bit incomplete. Did Cramer short the stock? He says no. Is it unethical to talk badly about a company on CNBC? No, no more than it's unethical to speak well of a company. So where's the problem?
Let's take it a step further. What if Cramer had said, "I called Goldman and shorted 25,000 shares this morning because I think this stock is garbage." Considering that money managers get on CNBC all day long and talk their positions (with CNBC's knowledge, I have no doubt), what's wrong with a short-seller coming on and talking his position while also disclosing it very publicly? Nothing. Indeed, when you think about it, the only guy on CNBC that morning with a position in WavePhore was Deeds, and he didn't hesitate to tout it.
The Motley Fool doesn't see eye to eye with Cramer when it comes to investing. We think that for most people, buy-and-hold works best, and academic evidence supports that view. Cramer has some long-term investments, but he's also a very active trader. Yet, since he beat the S&P 500 index every year between 1988 and 1996 (we don't know his record the last two years), he's got a track record that makes him worth listening to even if you don't agree with his approach. Moreover, despite our differences, we're both in the business of educating investors. Going on CNBC and trying to explain to investors why there have been such amazing spikes in third-tier Internet stocks is fine by me. If they stuck me on the show, I'd say the same thing, just with a lot less flair. I consider it a public service, and one that CNBC's Squawk Box audience particularly needs to hear.
Is WavePhore really in the "Fraud-U-Net" camp? I haven't looked at it closely, so I can't say. But it's worth putting Cramer's comments in context. CNBC was at least partly responsible for WavePhore's rise in the first place. By Joe Kernen's own admission, WavePhore was "up a point or two" on "a million and a half shares" on December 1 before he mentioned it on one of his Stocks to Watch features. "[N]ext thing you know, the stock soared another 60 percent and the volume surged from about two million to over 32 million shares," Kernen told viewers. Drawing linear cause and effect conclusions from that may misrepresent the story, but maybe not much.
Jamison told me that this controversy is not a big issue and that Cramer could be back soon. If that's really the case then that's great because I think Cramer's one of the only members of Wall Street's Wise that holds himself aggressively and Foolishly accountable for what he says. Considering how much he says, that's quite an accomplishment. While CNBC has itself done a progressively better job of disclosing its guests' financial interests and holding them accountable for their track records, hopefully this controversy will lead the network to adopt an even more proactive stance. CNBC's first step should be apologizing to Cramer for causing him embarrassment. He's a big boy, but it can't be a pleasant experience to have Dow Jones report that you may have acted unethically. CNBC's second step should be apologizing to viewers for even hinting that guests should offer something less than their colorful, candid opinion. It simply sets a dangerous precedent if a company can rattle some swords and intimidate or even silence an honest critic.
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I just removed a very old sub-panel and installed a new 100A Square D 8 breaker panel.....because of the age of the house wiring - there are only two feeders from the main panel - hot and neutral on a 50A breaker - and no ground....question is that four of the new breakers are fed from one bus and that bus is the one that I terminated the hot lead to.....so now I need to jumper from the one hot lug to the vacant lug serving the other four breakers - need to know the size of the conductor to use...I supect it should be rated at 100A rather than just the 50A....?
There are seven branch circuits to the box - four actually feed service, two are dead and are not active and one is actually "hot"......so my second question is should I get the "hot" circuit out of the box or can ir remain as is.....capped off.....?
Subpanel upgrade
Just some additional information - the sub-panel is from a double breaker on the new main panel - the black wire is terminated on the breaker and the white wire is terminated on the neutral bar but the red wire is hanging and not terminated - the new black/white meet up with the old feeder cable and that is apparently why there is only one black and one white entering the old sub-panel....the wiring into the sub-panel is the original old cable.....
Subpanel upgrade
So if I am understanding without the second hot wire I am limted to four breakers.....? I assume a jumper is not code.....the previous panel did have a #6 jumper......
Thanks again.....
I'm not entirely understanding why the red wire doesn't extend all the way from the main panel to the sub. Your feeder breaker is a 2-pole (220V), but with only one of the legs connected to the sub panel, the subpanel only has 110V. If you can connect the red wire to the other lug in the sub-panel, then you can connect the red wire in the main to the second post on the breaker, and you'll have 220V to the subpanel, with each of the individual circuits in the sub getting their 110 Volts.
Much appreciate the response....I guess what happened (before I purchased the house) - a new panel was installed in the basement and when they went to run a feed to the sub-panel which had to be the first breaker panel ever made (I am sending the panel to the Smithsonian).....they ran into some difficulty as there were only two wires into the sub.....and at that time they decided rather than upgrade the feed all the way to the sub-panel just hook up the black and white to the existing black and white (the run to where the splice from new to old is probably 12 feet).....and thats where I am....I guess I need to call an electrician to see if he can run a three wire feed all the way from the main panel to the new sub-panel......nothing is easy....the house is probably 60+ years old.....
Why not just replace the 12 feet of old wire with 3-conductor wire? I assume the splice you're referring to is inside a proper junction box? If so, just replace the 2-conductor cable, and you'll have a proper sub-panel again.
Hello Rick
You have a rather big mess with a three wire feeder splicing to a two wire feeder. You are right however in that nothing is easy in these older style homes. It is rather common...unfortunately... to see 120 volt feeds to sub-panels, then jumpering across the lugs putting both busses of the panel on the same leg. I've never understood why people do this but I see it all the time.
Since your messing with the feeder you must bring it up to 2005 or the latest code cycle for your area. That is almost certainly a 4 wire feeder. What you have now is crap and you need to fix it correctly. Your main panel is bonded to the service neutral so you need to bond the metal of the new sub to the fault current path back to the transformer serving your home. It doesnt matter if the branch circuits leaving the new sub have equipment ground or not.
3 wire feeders are no longer allowed to sub panels that are located in the same structure as the service equipment. They must be 4 wire (H-H-N-Grd). Ground will be isolated from the neutral in the sub. If you had an existing 3 wire feeder all the way to the new sub-panel you may have been given an exception to keep it "as existing" by the residential inspector.
As you have things now you cannot make a code compliant new branch circuit out of that square d 8 breaker sub-panel.
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Suspicions confirmed.....when I pulled the breakers on the old panel and did not see two hots and instead the jumper I had that sinking feeling....I want to do this right.....so I will see if I can find an electrician who can homerun a four wire line to the new panel.....you are right it is crap and what is really annoying was the short cut of an electrician to splice into the existing run....Much apprecite your assistance....!!
Hi Rick
First I'm sorry about being so blunt but I dont know how else to explain your situation. You could keep a 120 volt feed to that sub-panel but nothing about it would be right. The circuits will work but it wont be the safest thing on the planet and it will be confusing as heck to anyone who isn't familiar with what they are dealing with. The whole thing is just sub-standard and out dated.
Try not to be to upset with the installation as it was done. You see this type of thing in older homes and newer ones all the time. Be glad that you are making the effort to find out how to do this correctly. The people who came before you didn't. So don't dwell on the what was done in the past, solve the problem and move on. I cant see what you have there or the obstacles you must overcome to get that feeder ran to the sub. There is no way to explain what needs to be done, other than someone local is going to have to look at this and form a plan to get that feeder ran correctly. I have seen where things were so difficult that the feeder had to go outside into conduit then reenter the house close to where the sub was located. So it just depends on what the electrical contractor sees as the best method.
good Luck
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Didn't mean to dwell.....hope to have an estimate sometime today or tomorrow.....and you don't have to apologize for being blunt - I appreciate the honesty....I would rather have this done right than jerry rig the panel and have an unsafe condition....I do a lot of home repair work and nothing is ever straight forward - I feel for the contractors who run into this stuff every day.....! Just had the roof redone and the previous roofer had left a gaping hole under the shingles at the peak which the current roofer, who has been in the business for 25 years had never seen anything like it before......Anyway.....much appreciate your help with this -
PS The house is in otherwise excellent condition......
Hello Rick
Just a figure of speech didn't mean anything by it. Give us an update when all is well with the project. BTW what kind of walls does the house have as far as the finished surface...ie.. drywall, plaster lathe etc..?
Walls are plaster but behind the plaster is not lathe but horizontal wallboard.....
I had an electrician friend of a friend come over and make some recommendations - because the sub panel only serves upstairs lighting 40A should be plenty.....so he suggested a run of 6/3 AL cable with new breaker - the one installed is a 50A......he suggested that I lay the cable and he will tie it in to the panels to save $$....so that is what I am doing - 28' is in place - now just need to fish the wall.....but to get to the wall space I had to remove two layers of sheet metal duct work to gain access - the first layer was easy - the second layer I had to use nips to cut it away - old home with heavy gauge sheet metal- still have to open a bit more - just time consuming.....so I am about to fish the wall - I think that I will have to open a hole in the wall to make it a lot easier....
He had also suggested that I could just run a #6 ground from panel to panel and also a #6 jumper across to energize the second bus and that would meet code....but since I have to run a cable anyway I thought that I should go ahead and run the 4 conductor wire - it is not that unwieldy......
Again thanks.....
Panel upgrade - Arrgggggh
Fished the wall....OMG what a project to drill through the floor up from the basement with a 12" extension because of the sheetmetal in the way and some arm cuts to prove it - (finding the right spot was a pain as the wall upstairs is curved - so measurements from three walls) and then to make sure I poured aome water on the one and only cable coming up which I had calculated to be on he oher side of a stud......anyway the cable is pulled through all the way - used some WD40 to help push from below....I will cut power to the panel and dress it all in tomorrow...all the branch circuits and the feeders...I have to tell you there are lots of repairs to the plenum panels and some work on the walls....oh well at least it is done correctly....is anything easy....?
Sincerely appeciate all your help with this project....
Subpanel Upgrade
New 40A breaker in the main and red/black/white/ground between the boxes....looks great....some small wall repairs.....but electrically 5 15A breakers are now in service in the sub and all outlets/lamps work.....really appreciate your help with this.....
Thanks again.....
Hi Rick
Sorry it's been a while since I checked here at this forum....beeeen busy of late.
You did absoultely the right thing with running a new cable. A 6/3 Grd cable is just fine. Being aluminum it was probably an SER cable and that is great. This cable will have an ampacity of 50 amps. A 40 amp breaker is good for your needs.
Some things to double check.......
You need to use an anti-oxident paste on the stripped ends of the aluminum cable before inserting in the lugs of the breakers or lugs. This prevents corrosion when the al gets exposed to the air.
The ground wire of the feeder cable and the branch circuit grounds will not go with the white wires at the sub-panel they will land on their own seperate ground bar that is bonded to the metal of the sub-panel. The neutral bar will take all the white wires. This is the one on the insulated stand-offs and always comes factory installed. Do not install the bonding means (probably a green screw) that came with the sub-panel. You do not want the neutral bar bonded to the metal of the sub-panel only the ground bar is bonded to the panel metal... so if a bonding means was installed when you bought the panel remove it. Square d uses a green screw other manufacturers may differ in design and the bonding means may be a metal strap or jumper.
You do not want the sub panel metal bonded to the neutral bar as this will allow the neutral current from the branch circuits to split and flow on the feeder ground wire and the feeder neutral wire.
At the main panel you want the neutral bar bonded to the metal of the main panel, this is the only place you want this done.
Congragulations on a job well done, it wasnt easy but it is done right and you can sleep knowing you dont have a sub-standard installation of that sub-panel.
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Our studio is the ideal accommodation for a pleasant stay. Renovated in 2012 with top-quality criteria, it combines elegance and comfort. Its high ceilings and its large volumes make it both bright and cozy. It can receive 4 people, has a living-room/kitchen, a bathroom and a loft with bed. It is also very well fitted with a security door, well-equipped kitchen (plates, fridge, microwave), washing machine, LCD Tv, Wi-Fi, closets, etc.. Linen, towels, water, electricity and heating included in the price.
Forget about your car, this apartment is easily accessible by most means of transport. It is also located a few steps away from the main avenue (1 minute), shopping (1 minute), the basilica of Notre Dame (3 minutes), the pedestrian zone (13 minutes), the old town (14 minutes), the famous Promenade des Anglais (16 minutes), the beach (16 minutes) and so many other pretty places. Whether you are looking for traditional or modern restaurants, shopping, nightlife, beach, walk on the beach or cultural tours, everything is within walking distance! (see photos and map).
Close by you'll find car rental agencies along with several public stations of the city hall for renting bikes and cars (the so-called "vélos et autos bleus"). In addition, because the main avenue is well served, visiting all the whole of our magnificent Nice and its beautiful surroundings (the extravagant Monaco, the luxurious Cannes, the authentic Antibes, the charming Grasse, the Italian border etc.) by train, car, tram or bus, is comfortable and easy!
Discover our charming neighborhood and our splendid city under the sun rays that daily offers the French Riviera. It is always a pleasure for us to receive people from all over the world. Whenever possible, we will try our best to adapt ourselves to your requests and to answer your questions. Do not hesitate to contact us!
With the hope that our apartment will allow you to make the most of our "bella Nizza", we are looking forward meeting you!
We will directly meet at the apartment. The exact arrival times and departure will be agreed in advance. Arrivals are preferably after 5 pm. Departures are preferably before 10 am. When possible, you will be able to leave your luggage.
How to reach us:
By plane, take bus 23 (33 min) or 99 (27 min) towards the stop "Gare Sncf".
By train from the central station (Gare Sncf), walk 400 meters (5 min).
By car, take exit "Thiers" from the city's internal fast lane (voie Mathis).
Last but not least, various public parking facilities (and also streets with free parking spots) are available close by.
House rulesSecurity Deposit: €150
Pets are very welcome with prior agreement.
Please take into account that, as we want you to have a spotless apartment on arrival (and not clean as the previous guests intend), cleaning is a mandatory additional fee for everybody and is made by professionals after each stay. All other expenses are included. The balance, refundable deposit and a copy of an ID document (for insurance purposes) are to be provided before entering the flat.
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Salvatore was very helpful to us during our stay and the apartment was very well planned. It's really close to gare SNCF, the shopping street jean-medecin and just a 10 min walk to the beach.
The place is well equipped and really central. The light in the living room didn't work and they never came to fix it. Overall the place is really good in price-quality. If I come again to Nice I would definetly rent it again. Not good for more than 2 people.
A great place to stay - a little away from the main action in Nice but everything is close by when using the buses. Catch a bus to the in train station and before you know it you can be in Cannes, Monaco and beyond.
Balcony views across the harbour are fantastic and well worth the price - several evenings were spent with a few drinks and some cheese watching the world pass by and the waves lap at the shore.
Some excellent nearby eateries (and supermarkets) as well.
Highly recommended for a relaxing getaway.
Nice little apartment for 2 people, and good location
Fin lille lejlighed til 2 mennesker, og god beliggenhed
It was a Perfect stay. The Apartment was very clean. Thank you for The Great tips about The City of nice
Nice, small, simple apartment near the beach promenade.
Keys worked fine.
Free parking available in the underground garage in the house.
Nettes, kleines, einfaches Apartment in der Nähe der Strandpromenade.
Schlüsselübergabe hat gut funktioniert.
Gratis Parken in der Tiefgarage im Haus möglich.
We rented an apartment for 1 week and we were very well treated when we picked up the key to the apartment.
We got great information about both the apartment and the city, and what you should do and not do.
Smooth and easy to retrieve the key and leave the apartment.
The apartment felt clean and fresh.
Tommy and Pia
Vi hyrde en lägenhet 1 vecka och vi blev väldigt bra bemötta när vi hämtade nyckel till lägenheten.
Vi fick jättebra information om både lägenhet och staden och vad man bör göra och inte göra.
Smidigt och enkelt att hämta nyckel och att lämna lägenheten.
Lägenheten kändes ren och fräsch.
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Excellent apartment. Central location in the center.
At night or noisy (at the weekend) through adjacent club.
Welcoming reception.
Prima appartement. Centrale ligging midden in het centrum.
's Nachts wel gehorig (in het weekend) door naastgelegen club.
Gastvrije ontvangst.
Very nice host and comprehensive information about Nice and the surrounding area. The location of the apartment is perfect, but unfortunately also very loud. Would definitely book again at Salvatore.
Sehr netter Gastgeber und umfangreiche Informationen zu Nizza und Umgebung. Die Lage der Wohnung ist optimal, aber leider auch sehr laut. Würde auf jeden Fall wieder bei Salvatore buchen.
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"A woman," said Bo acting surprised. "This is only the second time a woman had chosen the run over the
pits. And even more surprising the computer has slotted her number ten."
"Yes," said Hurd. "I know this woman. Her name is Dahms Rassiter. She works as one of the legal
supervisors for Hurd Enterprises. She does a good job, and normally I would be surprised to see her here, but I
remember her parents were sent to prison a number of years ago. So, it looks like a bad apple fell from the bad
tree. Or you might say, 'like parents, like daughter. She continues to pursue in their criminal ways." Hurd's
face lit up. "And how exciting is this? She was put in the number ten stall. I know computers don't make
mistakes, but I can't imagine a woman making it through the run. Can you?" He looked around at the council
"No, sir," said Went.
Hurd punched the button for the final stall, and Ben's face filled the center screen. Again Hurd didn't have
to look at his notebook. "Here we have a man by the name of Ben Hillar. He's an off-worlder, which is most
bewildering. Why would a man come from another planet and get involved with the rebels? They must have
paid him."
"Didn't he come with the Galaef's research team?" asked Bo.
"Yes, he did, which makes it even worse. We contacted the Galaef, of course, and we were told to treat this
man no differently than we would treat any of our rebels."
Of course, thought Bo.
"I am surprised, however, to see him in the number eleven stall. There must be something about him that I
don't know."
You should keep up on sporting events, thought Bo. He's only one of the top swordsmen in the galaxy. And
I'm sure if he gets killed in your infamous run, eventually the galactic games' officials are going to find out.
Then you'll have hell to pay with the heads of thousands of other planets. His home planet will probably send a
war fleet to blow you out of existence. And guess what? God will be looking the other way.
"This is the most unusual group of runners we've ever had," said Hurd. "This will make a day for strategic
wagering," he looked at the buttons on the left side of his chair. "Okay gentlemen, make your bets. And don't
forget it was a number six and a number two seed who got to the final gate."
Much to his chagrin Bo started making his wagers. Someday Hurd will be thrown off his throne of infamy,
thought Bo. He punched in a prediction of Zone Eight for Ben and Sam hoping they would get through.
The translucent door slid open, and Perry Higley, a small, thin man, stepped out of the stall and onto the soft
powdery sand that composed the entire field between him and the next section. In the other sections he could
hear the hue and cry of beasts and unknown creatures as if beckoning him to his untoward end.
The sands before a deadly tropical paradise, thought Perry. He took a step forward, shuffled his feet to get a
feel for the sand, and then turned his body as he surveyed the surrounding environment. Finally he looked up.
About a hundred feet overhead he could see the steel-girder beams which held the dome's structure in tact, and
mounted to them were small mini-cams used for viewing the runners. He knew they were state of the art mini-
cams with sound amplifiers so the viewers could also hear what was happening in the field of battle. The run
was sent to all the viewers in the city, but no one in the lower class, which was most of the city, would watch
such a barbaric event.
"Good morning, Mr. Higley," said a voice from above resounding upon the battlefield and the participants
He knew it was Hurd.
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hummed like a bad record over a loud speaker. "I am sorry you are about to embark on a most dangerous
journey, one which will most likely result in your death. But you have violated the laws of our city bringing
with it a threat to the city council and the good citizens who abide herein.
"For reasons of your own and having been warned that the odds of making it through the run are extremely
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SAMSUNG 840 EVO MZ-7TE120BW 2.5" 120GB SATA III MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD)
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text:
Case Detail
Andy Joe Lepley
Case Details
Case Type: Missing
Height: 5' 9"
Case Status: OPEN
Weight: 150 lbs
Identifying Marks: Mr.Lepley's right hand is scarred and deformed.
Incident Date: 05/30/1976
Agency: Pueblo County Sheriff's Office
City: Pueblo
Date of Birth: 10/03/1957
County: Pueblo
Date of Death: Unknown
Agency Case #: 76-00898
Age: 18
Judicial District: 10th Judicial District
Gender: Male
Year Solved:
Race: Caucasian
NamUs Case #: 22979
Eyes: Brown
NCMEC Case #: Unknown
Hair: Brown
About this Case:
18 year old Andy Lepley was last seen at the Texaco station at Interstate 25 and Colorado 165 in Crow Junction, Colorado on May 30, 1976. He had worked there part time for two years. Mr.Lepley picked up the keys from the manager and began his shift in the early morning. Shortly thereafter, customers wanting to buy gas discovered the station was unattended. A short time after that, Mr.Lepley's manager and the police found Mr.Lepley's pickup truck in the station parking lot with the keys in it. Inside the station, the manager's citizen band (CB) radio had its microphone ripped out and the cash register, which had contained between $50 and $100, was empty. Lepley has never been heard from again. If you have any information concerning this case please contact the Pueblo County Sheriff's Office
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