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Holiday Accommodation in East Creech, Wareham, Dorset, England - Idyllic Rural Location Ideal For The Seasonal Walker
You are warmly welcomed to Fuchsia Cottage an 18th Century Hamlet Dwelling incorporating holiday accommodation with one double bedroom and open plan lounge and dining area. The rest of the cottage is occupied by the owner. Nestled at the foot of Creech Barrow in the Quintessential Hamlet of East Creech, the cottage overlooks Stonehill Down Nature Reserve and enjoys beautiful views across the Purbeck Countryside.
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We had a very restful, peaceful weekend in this beautiful location, living in a built up area has made us appreciate the tranquil peace and quiet of the countryside.
We were given such a warm welcome by the hosts and the accommodation was very clean and tidy and there was everything provided for us.
We would reccomend this charming holiday let for a break, we came away feeling refreshed as its away from the hustle of traffic and everday stress, see for yourselves.
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We had a very restful, peaceful weekend in this beautiful location, living in a built up area has made us appreciate the tranquil peace and quiet of the countryside.
We were given such a warm welcome by the hosts and the accommodation was very clean and tidy and there was everything provided for us.
We would reccomend this charming holiday let for a break, we came away feeling refreshed as its away from the hustle of traffic and everday stress, see for yourselves.
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A wonderful , peaceful little hamlet and the owners Sandra and Derek were absolutely the perfect hosts and we were welcomed with a Dorset Cream Tea, forget the calories this is a must to start your stay. Everthing you could wish for in this delightful self contained appartment and the peace and quiet is something to be believed, excellent views and tranquil surroundings for walking if that's your thing there's a farm shop and tea room 50 metres down the lane. There is beutiful garden to relax in if you prefer, also the rooms and facilities are great with all linen etc. provided for your use. Obviously a car is required to get there and to visit the other sites and scenes of the Isle of Purbeck but the ideal place to get a way from it all........ give it a try folks you certainly won't regret it.
Excellent. Clean, tidy and very welcoming. A home from home!
Perfect location for a perfect holiday.
Lovely rural cottage
This small cottage set in rolling countryside is an ideal base for touring the Dorset area. The owners were friendly and the Dorset cream tea they provided on arrival was most welcome. This was our first visit to Dorset and there was lots to see and do within driving distance.
Fuchsia Cottage
We have vistied Fuchsia Cottage twice and will certainly be returning. The property is beautifully furnished and immaculate, with lots of personal touches. Sandie and Derek always greet you with a warm welcome and are always willing to give you any information about the local area and facilities. The little veranda overlooking the beautiful garden and Purbeck Hills is a bonus and ideally situated to sit and chill with a glass of wine in the evening, There is also garden furniture on the patio that you are able to use.
There are lots of lovely walks from "Fuchsia Cottage" and it is well situated to discover attractions such as Blue Pool and Corfe Castle, both of which we have walked to! They are both easily accessible by car. If you are feeling energetic you could always walk over the ridge (Sandie or Derek would give you directions) to the local pub The New Inn at Church Knowle, which is about a 30 minute walk. We would recommend the food.
If you enjoy the countryside and like to explore on foot or by car and like to feel totally relaxed at the end of your holiday, this is the place for you. We cannot recommend it highly enough for couples of any age.
Activity and Interests
Worbarrow Bay and Ghost village of Tyneham is approx 4 miles away, Kimmeridge Bay with beach and fossil hunting is approx 6 miles away. Studland is an unspoilt village with a stunning expanse of sandy beach with National Trust shop and cafe. A toll ferry from Studland takes you across to Sandbanks.
Use of a car or rented vehicle is recommended, although Wareham railway station is approx 3½ miles away and the National Express coaches regularly pass through the area. Poole's channel port is 16 miles and there is a sea crossing from Weymouth to Jersey and Guernsey.
East Creech itself is a quiet stone hamlet with a scattering of pretty cottages, duck pond and working farm where bread, milk and eggs are sold. Wareham, a Saxon town once raided by Vikings is found 3 miles away with tearooms, pubs, restaurants and supermarkets. A market, farmers market, museum & and Dorsets oldest church with effigy of Lawrence of Arabia can be found here. Church Knowle, a pretty village 3miles away has the nearest pub/restaurant.
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Corfe Castle village and Castle ruins dominates the Purbeck countryside. A National Trust shop and tearooms, old streets, shops and pretty stone cottages are found in this picturesque location. Watersports, Horse Riding, World famous Bovington Tank Museum and Monkey World, National Trust cottages (Thomas Hardy and Lawrence of Arabia), Lulworth Cove, Castle and park or maybe a daytrip to Jersey or Guernsey from Weymouth could be enjoyed.
Prices and Availability
Rental rates
|Rental Period
|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
|Event Price
29 Apr 2017 - 14 Jul 2017
2 night minimum stay
for 2 nights
15 Jul 2017 - 26 Aug 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
27 Aug 2017 - 30 Sep 2017
2 night minimum stay
for 2 nights
Additional pricing information
|No additional mandatory fees
Booking Notes:
A non-refundable cheque deposit of £100 is required when booking and the balance to be forwarded in full at least 6 weeks prior to arrival date.
Changeover Day:
Changeover day is Saturday, arrival 3pm and departure 10am.
Notes on prices:
Prices are for the property per week in UK pounds.short breaks are available on request.Mid season £55 a night and High season £65 a night (min 2 nights)
Owner's Cancellation Policy
- Cancelled bookings will not receive a refund.
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- Tourist Attractions
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- Dining Area
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Location Type
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- village
- bay
- churches
- cinemas
- forests
- library
- live theatre
- museums
- naturist beach
- playground
- pond
- recreation centre
- restaurants
- ruins
- water parks
Leisure Activities
- beachcombing
- bird watching
- horse riding
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- sight seeing
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- fitness centre
- hospital
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- equestrian events
- fishing
- freshwater fishing
- golf
- hiking
- jet skiing
- mountain biking
- pier fishing
- sailing
- diving
- bay fishing
- surfing
- swimming
- water skiing
- Shower room 1 - Shower Enclosure
- En-suite shower, WC, basin, electric shaver point and radiator.
- 1 Bedroom, Sleeps 2
- Bedroom 1
- Description of sleeping capacity: Sleeps 2 (1 Bedroom) Notes on bedrooms: 1 bedroom with comfortable double bed, built in wardrobes, dressing table, stool and mirror, bedside tables and lamps,radiator and ensuite.
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House Rules
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- pets not allowed
- not suitable for children
- Notes on accommodation: Unfortunately the accommodation is not ideally suited for children or pets and is also non smoking. Outside: Balcony with cafe table and chairs, steamer deckchairs with cushions, overlooking the garden with rotary clothes line and open countryside where cows are seen grazing and deer roaming. Cleaning / Towels / Linen / Maid service: Linen, towels and tea towels are provided by the owner. The accommodation is cleaned by the owner on changeover day. We do rely on our guests goodwill to leave the accommodation clean and tidy. Other: Access to the accommodation is via wooden steps to your own personal balcony with cafe table and chairs, overlooking the countryside.


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Exam boards today launched an urgent inquiry after a huge drop in the number of students taking language A-levels.
Figures published today reveal modern foreign languages are becoming increasingly unpopular among teenagers. Entries for French fell by 10 per cent and German was down 11 per cent. The subjects have seen entries fall by almost 18 per cent since 2008.
The three main exam bodies pledged to work together to investigate why so few students are choosing the subjects. Research teams will spend six months trying to find a reason for the drop, analysing which students opt for languages and whether GCSE choices have a bearing on A-level choices.
Spanish A-level bucked the trend with a 4.1 per cent rise in the number of entries. But experts warned that the overall drop in modern foreign languages was extremely worrying.
Andrew Hall, from AQA, said: "Enough is enough. We are concerned about languages."
He said the exam boards would "let the technical teams rip" by analysing all the data they have about language exams to try to find a solution.
Some students believe it is harder to get top marks in A-level languages, and this could be nudging them towards other subjects. Today's results show only 6.9 per cent of French, German and Spanish A-levels were awarded A*s, compared with 8.4 per cent of science exams.
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Brian Lightman, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, said: "We are very pleased about the decision to investigate modern languages. We have been concerned for many years about the relative difficulty of modern foreign languages. There is a real need for us to have linguists. We must make it comparable to other subjects."
He added: "ASCL has been saying for years that there is an issue with grading of modern language exams. Students know that it is harder to get a high grade in languages and undoubtedly this has been factored to a certain extent into their choice of subjects.
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Truthout actually asked the tough questions that should have been asked by reporters.
Pro-war or just chickenhawks? These are your Republicans in action. Send your kids not me!!! Maybe truthout could get their video shown on countdown?
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What brutish, ignorant, selfish Americans.
Notice, when the interveiwer identified himself as a representative of online journalism, they suddenly started calling him "the enemy." Now we know for sure that they don't want to hear the truth, they want someone to tell them what to think.
They ain't ignorant>>> they know they support BLOOD FOR OIL.
Pathetic chickenhawks , WOULD JESUS BE A PIRATE?
These are not "ignorant, brutish, selfish Americans"! They are evil, brutish selfish Fascists. I found myself screaming at that one with the stars and stripes bandana on his head. The woman is another sorry soul. The dude with the shades was really cool, wasn't he? Did you notice the look on their faces when the question was asked about serving in Iraq? It was like, how dare you ask me a question like that! The bumbling and stumbling of the 19 year old was classic. The most intelligent living beings on the video were the two horses. They are not to be confused with the "horses asses" that were burdening the backs of the two noble animals.
It could be classified as cruelty to animals, but I'm not sure which ones need ASPCA help more: the horses or the riders.
It is the republican way to back the war; until they might have to serve. George Dumbya went AWOL, why can't they.
Maybe we should have mandatory service for EVERYONE right after high school. A lot more people would be against this war.
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Katie Griffith called it the highlight of her season.
Then again, the middle blocker has felt like that each year Santa Catalina has faced Carmel.
"Every Carmel match has been a highlight,'' Griffith said. "Sadly this was the last time I will line up against them. It was emotional after the match.''
Particularly for the seven seniors on the Cougars roster.
Sadness, though, turned to glee Tuesday as the Cougars walked off the court with a 19-25, 25-19, 25-17, 25-20 win, snapping Carmel's eight-game league winning streak.
More importantly, the defending Mission Trail Athletic League volleyball champion Cougars have moved into a tie with Carmel and King City for first place with one match remaining.
"I think we all knew what was on the line,'' said senior setter Lizzy Tardieu, who will play next fall at the University of San Diego,
Pride was another factor for Santa Catalina, which hasn't lost a league home match in three years, a streak that has reached 18 matches.
"Yes, we were aware of it,'' Griffith said.
Plus there was the redemption factor as the Cougars fell at Carmel in four games on Oct. 10.
"When we go up against a high-level team like Carmel, the intensity level goes up,'' said Griffith, who finished with 15 kills.
Most of the 6-foot senior's kills came with a scream and clutch of the fist.
"At times, Katie took over at the net,'' Santa Catalina coach Paul Elliott said. "We had an advantage on certain rotations and we took advantage of that.''
During one stretch in Game 2, Griffith took passes from Tardieu for four consecutive kills.
"I can see who is in the back row,'' Griffith said. "I know where I want to hit it. You just hope it goes in. But yes, I could sense it.''
At times the Padres were scrambling on the court, trying to extinguish the flames coming from Griffith and Chase LeeHong, who tallied 17 kills.
"The communication disappeared,'' Carmel coach Israel Ricardez said. "We went silent. We had no energy. That's not how we got to this point.''
The Padres came into the showdown having won eight straight games, including decisions over Santa Catalina and King City.
Yet, Carmel started well behind Chantal Waite's dominance at the net on defense and Julianna House's serving and digging, coasting to a Game 1 win.
"We started to play better at the end of Game 1,'' said Tardieu, who will try and defend her MTAL cross country title on Thursday. "We just talked about starting stronger and building off that momentum.''
Once the Cougars got that momentum in Game 2, it snowballed. Tardieu, a three-time all-league libero (defensive specialist), who is setting this fall, teamed with Tatumn Satow to control the back row.
"We talked about getting into a rhythm,'' Elliott said. "I felt like maybe we were pressing and trying to do to much in Game 1. There was a lot of emotion before the match for the seven seniors.''
When Griffith and LeeHong warmed to the nets, Santa Catalina went on 5-0 and 6-0 runs to take control of Game 2 and essentially the match.
"We never got it back,'' Ricardez said. "Statistically, it was our worst match of the year. Catalina was prepared and came out and beat us.''
Even after House served the first four points of Game 3 for Carmel, the Cougars roared right back with a 6-1 run as Sara Franks and Rene Kausin stepped in with clutch kills.
While Tardieu spread the ball around the net, it was Griffith who seemed to put the fire out each time Carmel made a run with thunderous kills or critical block.
"Frustration comes to mind,'' Ricardez said. "I was proud of how we fought back in Game 4 and played for one another. But by that time it was too late."
Carmel closes the season on Thursday hosting Soledad while Santa Catalina entertains Gonzales.
It's conceivable that the two MTAL powers could meet one more time in the postseason as both are expected to be seeded this weekend into the CCS Division IV playoffs.
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Late Night Cravings- How to Overcome Your Late Night Cravings
Overcome Your Late Night Cravings
One of the biggest problems that women over 40 have to overcome in their journey to lose weight is late night cravings. If you suffer from the midnight munchies, you know the havoc they can wreak on your diet. Over the years, how to stop the late night cravings is one of the most frequently asked questions that I get.
The truth is that there are many ways that you can put an end to your late night cravings. Many women over 40 have been able to successfully overcome their urges and continue to lose weight. The key to reaching your goals is having a path to follow.
Late Night Cravings-Taking the first steps
The first step for women over 40 to stop the late night cravings is to figure out what their triggers are. Triggers are the things in your environment that immediately precede your urge to eat late at night. In order to continue to lose weight successfully, you need to take an inventory of your triggers.
So how do you figure out what your triggers are? One way that women over 40 have been able to identify their triggers is to have a notebook handy at all times during the evening. Over the next week, each time you find yourself munching on something late at night, write down what you were doing when the urge to eat hit you. Write down the activity, what you were feeling, and anything else that you feel may be important. The first step to overcoming your late night cravings is becoming aware of why you are eating.
Late Night Cravings-Changing Your Behaviors
Once you have completed your weeklong inventory, you need to sit down and analyze the data you have accumulated. Figure out what time you were most likely to eat late at night, what you were doing when the urge hit you, and how you felt at that time. Once you know these things, you can move on to developing a strategy to modify your behaviors so that you can change your late night eating habits.
How to Change the Behaviors That Trigger Your Late Night Cravings
This is the place that most people would tell you to stop eating late at night. Unfortunately, those people do not understand how hard it is to stop. Your late night cravings have developed over a long period, and it will take time to break those habits. By compiling the information on your triggers, you have already taken the first step to breaking your habit. The next step is taking actions that will help you turn those late night eating triggers, into something positive.
What you need to do is replace the eating with something else. If one of your triggers is running to the kitchen and grabbing a snack at the commercial break during your late night television watching, then you need to replace that behavior with a healthier one.
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One thing that many women over 40 have used to stop them from dashing to the kitchen is crunches. Instead of heading for the kitchen, get down on the floor and do as many crunches as you can during the commercial break. It does not have to be crunches, it could be stretching, walking up and down the stairs, anything really. The point is to retrain your body and mind.
Right now, we are like Pavlov's dogs. Once the commercial comes on, your mind is telling you that it is time to eat. What you need your mind to do is to tell your body that it is time to do something else. Habits are difficult to break. Studies have shown that it takes 21 days to break a habit. So over the next 21 days do your best to replace your late night eating with a healthy activity.
Use the triggers you have found, and work towards changing the behavior that follows them from eating to something a bit more active. As you have probably already figured out, replacing junk food with exercise is going to help you lose weight.
Late night cravings can spell an end to you hopes to lose weight. Do not feel alone if you have difficulties breaking the habit. Many women over 40 share the same problems that you do when trying to lose weight. Late night cravings can be overcome, but it will take time and effort on your part to do so.
Remember, your weight loss goals are important to you, so if at first you find yourself cheating and skipping those crunches for a mad dash to the kitchen, do not give up. Your habit was not created in a day, and it will not be broken in a day. Keep trying and you can join the group of women over 40 that have successfully eliminated the late night cravings from their life.
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MedStead I. Business Plan
From Seasteading
Executive Summary
General Company Description
ClubStead will be in the business of developing, maintaining, and promoting environments that are conducive to the fullest enjoyment of community living, and marketing these environments by leasing to its members exclusive offshore sites for business and residence.
MedStead I. will be the first of several vessels that will offer such environments as part of the ClubStead community. The focus of MedStead I. will be to focus on the many benefits of offshore medical care while minimizing travel requirements.
This vessel will be located about 25 miles off of the coast of Miami in international waters, and move near to other metropolitan areas in the gulf of Mexico in stormy weather. During hurricane season it will have access to various ports.
ClubStead Mission Statement:
ClubStead will develop, maintain, and promote personal and business environments that are free from political restraint, while ensuring safety and peace for members and their associates.
MedStead I. Mission Statement:
MedStead I. will facilitate state-of-the-art medical services with the highest standards of quality at a significantly lower cost by capitalizing on offshore provision, international competition, and market-based regulation.
Company Goals
1) Providing access to alternative care that would otherwise be highly regulated - with an initial focus on less controversial treatments and procedures. Allow the marketplace to prove itself as the best regulator.
2) Lowering the cost and increasing the quality of provision of medical services by allowing greater competition among providers. Medical tourism is driven mostly by the lower cost of foreign medical care for comparable treatment.
3) Granting insurance companies a greater role in the evolution of offshore medical practices and in directing the finance of medicine. Any factor determined to be quantitative by actuarial science is the natural basis for pricing - including lifestyle, genetics, preexisting medical conditions, demand, &c.
Company Objectives:
Create and grow a demand for high quality near-shore medical services sufficient to double the number (and/or size) of steads each year: One vessel in the first year, two in the second, four in the third, eight in the fourth, &c.
Business Philosophy:
MedStead will market primarily to physicians, insurance companies, and patients.
[Add compelling statistics about the growth industry of medical tourism here.]
Products and Services
1) MedStead I. will provide an environment for cutting edge and alternative medical care at a significantly reduced cost by capitalizing on the global marketplace for the provision of medical services.
2) MedStead I. will encourage the selection and employment of medical professionals directly by insurers in order to meet the highest standard of quality possible at competitive rates.
3) MedStead I. will provide access to certification tools and rating services in order to ensure the highest level of competence among medics.
4) MedStead I. will select and provide a resident property/loss prevention manager, who will manage day to day operations, itineraries, crew staffing, &c on MedStead I.
Marketing Plan
Promotional Budget
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Proposed Location
Sales Forecast
Operational Plan
Legal Environment
Management and Organization
Professional and Advisory Support
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Personal Financial Statement
Startup Expenses and Capitalization
Financial Plan
12-Month Profit and Loss Projection
Four-Year Profit Projection
Projected Cash Flow
Opening Day Balance Sheet
Break-Even Analysis
Brochures and advertising materials
Industry studies
Blueprints of vessels
Wave maps of location
Magazine or other articles
Detailed lists of equipment owned or to be purchased
Copies of leases and contracts
Letters of support from future customers
Any other materials needed to support the assumptions in this plan
Market research studies
List of assets available as collateral for a loan
See also
- Las Portadas
- ClubStead Master Lease
- Restitution Transfer and Recoupment
- Constitution of the Autonomous Freezone of Aquia
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Transcribed wills for the historic county are now live at the British History Online. These three volumes, covering the period from 1271 to 1532, were originally published by the Lincoln Record Society between 1914 and 1930.
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Lincoln Wills: volume 1, 1271-1526
Lincoln Wills: volume 2, 1505-1530
Lincoln Wills: volume 3, 1530-1532
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If David Boreanaz has his way, James Garner will be showing up on Fox's "Bones" this fall playing his grandfather. "We're trying to get him. I'd love that. My mom thinks I look like a young James Garner," volunteers the handsome actor, who stars with Emily Deschanel in the series in which she plays a forensic anthropologist and he an FBI man.
Boreanaz already knows that "Bones," which has its third season premiere tomorrow night (Sept. 25), will be "dealing with a lot of character stuff this season." His and Deschanel's characters will be seen undergoing what he says amounts to couples therapy, though they've yet to get romantic. "They're trying to figure out how to deal with each other in the workplace. We'll dive into each character's past. The guy who plays the therapist, John Francis Daly, is really, really funny. He was on 'Freaks and Geeks' and 'Kitchen Confidential.' He's so young -- to my character, Booth, he's like a puppy."
Boreanaz, who's an executive producer on the show this year, also notes that there may be some interesting guest stars in to do cameos as therapists as well. "Once you start rolling and get to a third season, you can fall into a pattern of cranking these shows out," says the actor, who rose to fame in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and his own "Angel" series. "You have to keep some sense of challenge. The last thing you want to do is take something for granted. Our creator, Hart Hanson, has increased the dynamics this year."
MEANWHILE: Is Boreanaz starring in "Jurassic Park 4"? It's been reported, but when asked about it, he laughs and says, "That would be nice. I don't know when I would do that, but I believe in the power of belief, so why not?" And as for reports that he'll play Marvel Comics character Namor in a film called "Sub-Mariner," he says, "I haven't tried on the Speedos quite yet. I did do the voice of The Green Lantern, Hal Jordan, for 'Justice League: the New Frontier'" -- the forthcoming animated D.C. Comics film. "That's something I'd really like to go for if they did it as a live action film."
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Dancy, who's also known as the real-life leading man of Claire Danes these days, also has "The Jane Austen Book Club" in theaters. It was a huge change to go from the intense and searing drama of "Beyond the Gates" to light, romantic fare. "But I really believe that, for anybody, no matter what work they'd done in the past, 'Beyond the Gates' would have been a massive step."
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Writing as a way of thinking
A cool seminar series that I'm taking this quarter is called Future Faculty Seminar (CTL 231).
Yesterday, one of the panelists members mentioned something which got my attention. She was talking about writing and how different people think about writing – some write to communicate and some write to think.
I wondered to myself, which category I fell into. And I think it's the latter. I have two diaries (one for to-do lists etc, the other for notes and ideas), a blog and a gazillion post its on my wall. And sometimes I just write down things to clarify them to myself.
I've always found it very easy to confuse myself – whether it's a scientific problem, whether it's prioritizing a list of tasks or whether it's a moral dilemma. And often enough, I resort to writing it down and find that as I write my thoughts out, the problems starts to unravel and untangle. And pretty soon, I reach a conclusion. In fact, more often than not, I feel as if I get some closure in my mind once I've jotted it down.
When I write down stuff, I actually imagine myself transferring my thoughts and memories into a pensieve just like Dumbledore.
So, here's a cool idea I have.
I wonder if it would be possible for me to write something daily. Wouldn't it be amazing if I had the ability to write about something – just like running, it would be exercise for my brain. Now, my idea is this – I can combine this with my research so I don't waste too much time writing about things which are not important.
So, the idea is this – if I could write a summary for a research paper every day, that would be just awesome. This way, I'd get myself to read more literature related to my work, and when I write it down, I'd have some understanding of what it was.
Sounds like win-win to me.
I reckon it should take about 30-60 minutes of my time everyday. If I just write about a paragraph, then I could spend most of the time reading a paper.
Excellent. I'll try to see if I can get a parallel blog on this site going for this research-paper-a-day idea.
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|Ashok Nagar
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|Coordinates: 13°02′06″N 80°12′34″E / 13.0351°N 80.2095°ECoordinates: 13°02′06″N 80°12′34″E / 13.0351°N 80.2095°E
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|600 083
|Vehicle registration
|Lok Sabha constituency
|Chennai South
|Vidhan Sabha constituency
|T Nagar
Ashok Nagar is a residential locality situated at the southern part of Chennai, India. It was established in 1964. At the heart of this colony, stands the Ashoka Pillar. This four lion head stump, resembles the one erected by king Ashoka during the 3rd century BC at Sanchi.
To promote this suburban locality, the Tamil Nadu Housing Board constructed flats during the 1970s for middle-income group, covering an area of 7 sq km including the neighbourhood of K. K. Nagar.[1] The next major infrastructure was shopping complex constructed near Pillar in 1974. Banks, Ration shop, Grocery stores, urban development office were started functioning here. Followed by it was inauguration of Anna Community hall and sports club. In late 80s Udhayam Theatre complex and ESI hospital emerged. More government schools and additional transport facilities added credits to this colony and now Ashok Nagar has become established as a well-connected urban neighbourhood with great institutions, commercials, banks, luxury flats, bungalows, parks, hotels, restaurants, worship places, entertainment halls and more.
Ashok Nagar is located west of Mambalam (T. Nagar), Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. It is surrounded by KK Nagar on the West, Vadapalani on the North and Saidapet on the South.
There is an intra-city connectivity from Ashok Nagar. Government city buses and share autos commutes to North, Mid and South Chennai.
There is a Metro station, opposite Udayam. It is the tallest metro station in Chennai and has been planned with 4 floors of shopping area.
Chennai International Airport: 8 km, Egmore / Chennai Central stations: 12 km.
Mambalam sub-urban train station: 2 km., Koyambedu bus terminus: 5 km.
Anna Nagar Round Tana: 9 km., Gemini Flyover: 8 km., Mogappair:11 km.
There is a Post Office at Pillar junction
R3 Police Station:
R3 police station located at intersection of 2nd Avenue and 4th Avenue. Emergency control room No: 100, Emergency roadways helpline No: 108
The Government Public Library is located at 3rd Avenue.
BSNL telephone exchange is located at Jawaharlal Nehru Road, K.K. Nagar.
Registrar office for land, house, commercial registrations in Ashok Nagar, are done at Sub Registrar Office located at No.1 S.V.Chidambaram Salai, Jafferkhanpet.
The Udhayam Multiplex cinema with 4 screens is at Pillar junction. Also close by at Vadapalani are the Kamala, AVM Rajeswari, SSR Pangajam theatres. Kasi theatre is at Ekattuthangal, about 5 min walk from Udhayam.
Sangamam, is a 10-day music & dance festival conducted across Chennai during the month of January. Ashok Nagar corporation park is one of the venuea that hosts this festival.
The corporation park is situated near pillar junction. This park has track for walking and a small play area for kids. It is well maintained with cleanliness and toilet facilities. Visitors should park their vehicles outside. Park timings are morning between 5am and 9am, evening between 4pm and 9pm. Chennai corporation's elected council gave the green signal to Metro Rail for taking over the 4,246 sq m of Corporation park in Ashok Nagar. "The parks will be opened to public, only after the works get completed," officials said.
Kids play park at 12th is a compact play area for kids below 10. Park timings are morning between 5am and 9am, evening between 4pm and 9pm.
The Manthope Colony Cricket ground located near Manthope Colony has many unofficial sports clubs. A Tennikoit and Badminton courts are there. Elders and Youths team up for match early mornings and weekends.Football is played in the evenings by many groups.This ground has flood lights which are lit up during evenings daily.Football is primarily played after 5 P.M
Pudhur High School Ground is another spot where many cricket pitches are made on weekends.
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Haywood Studio's annual Holiday Craft Sale will be held Thursday, Dec. 6 and Friday, Dec. 7. The sale will be held from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, in the Student Center auditorium at Haywood Community College.
In addition, HCC continuing education students will be selling their work from such media as quilting and upholstery.
Haywood Studios is the craft club organization for students in the professional crafts program at HCC. The four media in the program are clay, fiber, jewelry and wood.
All work in the Holiday Sale is created by students. The community is invited to support the professional Crafts program and continuing education students, and walk away with hand-made gifts for holiday needs. For information, call 627-4679.


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Gary Dickson samples Great Southern Rail hospitality.
The romance of train travel is alive and very much kicking, thanks in no small part to the world's really special journeys - the Orient Express, South Africa's Blue Train and the Ghan in Australia.
So I jumped at the chance to board Great Southern Rail's Indian-Pacific Christmas journey from Sydney to Perth and experience an epic trans-continental trip.
The 4352km adventure began on a Wednesday lunchtime at Sydney's main rail station. There was a real excitement as I joined other journalists, TV crews and foreign correspondents on Platform 3. All I needed now was to have two travelling companions called Ron and Hermione and be pointed to Platform 9 and I would have spontaneously combusted.
GSR has been carrying rail passengers between Perth and Sydney for more than 40 years - more than three million passengers in that time.
Travellers can break up the journey in Adelaide and stay there a couple of days, but I wanted to experience the whole shebang in one go. Three days and three nights, with other stops in Broken Hill, Cook (look it up on Google) and Kalgoorlie.
We were each assigned our own cabin - Gold Class, no less - which have recently been upgraded and normally accommodate two persons. It's a train - you don't expect large cabins, but even with my 6ft 2in frame I showered comfortably and the length of the bed was more than enough to cater for me.
But there's absolutely no point sitting in your cabin by yourself watching the Nullabor Plain roll past. Train journeys are about the people you meet, as much as they are about the location and stops you make.
Normally entertainment is self-made on these trips, but there's often a celebrity aboard the Indian-Pacific Christmas run. We had Westlife's Brian McFadden on board. Each night after dinner he and his singing partner, Rob, would join us and belt out a few tunes. Unfortunately, by the end of the evening, some of us thought we could replicate Brian's dulcet tones.
The Outback Explorer lounge is the best place to meet other travellers. The entire carriage is a bar/lounge with comfortable seating and fantastic staff, not to mention the large windows for viewing the landscape. Much like game reserves in Africa, my fellow guests and I were competing against each other as to what wildlife we could see. The "Big Three" were kangaroos, emu and dingos.
Gold travellers get everything included in their ticket price - food, drinks, off-train excursions, and you can check in up to 90 minutes beforehand to get settled into your cabin and have a pre-departure drink.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are all served in the adjoining Queen Adelaide restaurant carriage. I was amazed by the high quality of the food over the three days. If you saw the space that the chefs had to work in you'd wonder how they ever got anything other than a green salad to your table. The meals on the Indian-Pacific were restaurant quality and the wine superb.
The staff are excellent, too. Just imagine the best business/first class airline staff you've had - the staff on the GSR's Indian-Pacific are of that quality.
In an age when getting to one's destination quickly seems to be the most important thing, it was great to be able to sit back, relax, and watch the world go by. The landscape constantly changes across Australia and the people along the way, many of who rely on the train for supplies, are some of the friendliest you can meet.
From the kids we met at Broken Hill to the ZZ Top look-alike band at Kalgoorlie's infamous Exchange Hotel, everyone was pleased to see the train, its passengers, and to chat about their little slice of Australia, The Great Southern Land.
Where to book: GSR is looked after by Rail Plus in New Zealand.
Gary Dickson is editor at large of Let's Travel magazine and was hosted by Great Southern Railways on his journey across Australia and flew to Sydney and home from Perth thanks to Qantas Airways.


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Robert Yelinek had taken his 1986 Pontiac Fiero out of storage and while driving it, the area under the hood began to smoke. When Yelinek pulled back into his driveway, flames started to show out of the front of the car.
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I have just started my 900i Convertible for the first time since October. It started fine but when setting in motion it started to splutter and had no power. Is this a simple case of drying the distributer cap? also the exhaust fumes were very smokey. Any ideas on resolving this? It was running perfectly when I garaged it in October - Thanks.


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Property featuring studio and one-bedroom suites. Full kitchen in every room, guest laundry room, exercise room, satellite TV, courtyard with barbecue area. Hot tub, sports court and guest pantry. Dishwashers and ice makers in room. Wi-Fi available. Just 1.5 miles from T.F. Green Airport. Continental breakfast Monday through Friday with seven-day stays.
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breaker keeps kicking off
I have a microwave that is plugged into the kitchen outlet and after about 2 minutes of use it kicks the breaker off. Is this a potential fire hazard if i let it go or do i need a larger amp breaker? If i set the power control to 8 on the microwave it seems to work fine. There are no large appliances on the breaker other than the microwave. i think its on a 15 amp breaker. Is 15 too small for that microwave maybe?
Microwaves should be on 20amp dedicated circuits. read the spec plate that on the mic. it will tell you the amp rating of the appliance.
good luck, BOB
Bob's right on, but I'm going to expand on what he told you, because the nature of your question makes me think you aren't quite a master electrician! (no offense)
The breaker is tripping because it is a 15 amp circuit, and your microwave is drawing 15 amps or more. The fact that it is tripping means that it is doing its job effectively, cutting power before sacrificing the wire and possibly causing a fire. Chances are, that circuit is 14 gauge wire, which is too small for a 20 amp breaker.
What needs to happen here is that you need to verify the wire size on the circuit. If you're lucky, it will be 12 gauge and you can install a 20 amp breaker or pay someone to do it for you. If it is 14 gauge wire, you need to look into having a dedicated receptacle and circuit installed to power your microwave.
Has this always happened since the very first time you used the microwave? OR has it being do it just recently? Everyone is right with it should be on own circuit. But, the magnets inside breakers may get weak over time if it is an old breaker. A simple breaker replacement may solve your problems.
I'm new here but I always thought it to be odd that male plugs were configured differently for 15 and 20 amps. A 20 amp male will have one prong sideways while the 15 will have both current carrying conductor prongs in the same direction. Usually the 15 amp plugs on a piece of utilization equipment like a microwave should not be able to draw more but they do when there's a problem. You may have a mic problem.
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Girl Scouts Take a trip to the Fire Museum of Texas located at 400 Walnut in Downtown Beaumont. For more information or to schedule an event call Ami Kamara, Museum Manager at 409-880-3927.
Museum tours will be available after school and evening hours by appointment for no fee. (Donations are accepted, but not required by troops) Troops may bring in refreshments and have full use of kitchen facility for meetings.
Fees, consent forms and registration forms may apply to special programs held at the Fire Museum.
Daisies Girl Scout (ages 5 - 6) 1 hour tour will allow you to practice fire safety drills, see a fire fighter do a turn out gear demonstration, learn 911, do a craft project and enjoy refreshments in our facility.
Brownie Girl Scout (ages 6 - 8)
History: Learn the History of the Fire Service during a visit to the Fire Museum of Texas. Also learn fire safety skills and practice making good decisions.
Careers: Programs available for learning to be a fire fighter, museum curator, fire department trainer or administrator.
Hobbies: Craft projects related to fire-fighting are available
Listening to the Past: Ask us about we can arrange for your group to talk with a retired firefighter who lived and worked out of the Old Central Fire Station.
Junior Girl Scout (8 - 11) &
Pre-teen & Teen Girl Scouts, (11-17)
Architecture: Tours can be made available in Downtown by appointment. This is a walking tour of the 10 National Register properties and other Historical points of architectural interest in downtown Beaumont. This tour will begin at the Fire Museum. Weather permitting. Good walking shoes a must.
Careers: Programs available for learning to be a fire fighter, museum curator, fire department trainer or administrator.
Celebrating People: Junior and Pre-teen Girl Scouts can participate in special events including Honoring Local Heroes and 9-11 annual events in September of each year.
Collecting: Hobbies… come see our collection! We've got lots of neat things, fire engines, and a wall of fire department patches, badges and more.
Community: Scouts can make arrangements to prepare a meal or deliver cookies to a fire department in honor of these local heroes.
Heritage: Learn local history including fire history and how it all began here in Beaumont on the banks of the Neches River.
Safety First: Programs available for fire prevention and fire safety museum while babysitting or other.
Science in Action: There's lots of science -- chemistry and physics -- to fighting fires and saving lives. We can tailor our presentations to your needs and abilities.
Special Programs that can be made available:
Pre-teen & Teen Girl Scouts (11-17)
Junior Docent Training: will allow young girls the confidence to give guided tours of the Museum and work with the public.
Gold Award Opportunities await the right young women interested in archives, old photographs, inventory and exhibits at the Fire Museum. We are in search of an individual or individuals with the computer skills and the organizational capability to help get the Museum's entire collection into a database. This would be a start to finish job requiring a minimum of 120 hours.


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Date of Stay: October, 2014
We decided on a trip to Lancaster in October and this was the only park I could find 4 weeks out with availability. It was our first - and will be our last - visit here. We were in the electric/water only area. This park is like so many other older parks that were designed for 20-25' rigs. Sites are small and crammed in. They even have sites set up in what looks like used to be a large parking lot. Our site (80) had no pad and upon arrival was soggy with water, but it did dry up. Four times on Saturday we lost electric briefly. Once someone else set up on the site behind us, our water pressure dropped to a trickle. The campers on the street behind us had piled up 4 fire rings and literally had a huge bonfire going. The staff, while friendly enough, didn't seem to care. Come 11 PM campers did quiet down and respect the quiet hours. There are a few seasonals there, who fortunately didn't show up for the weekend. We won't go back.
Date of Stay: November, 2013
We stayed here for 5 nights with adult family over Thanksgiving. Sites are large, we had no problems with ours being off-level to any large degree. To address another posters concern, you can indeed get set up on your site and then go check in. In fact, we were advised to do just that. Restrooms were clean, well heated for our cold stay. We did have what appeared to be a long-time camper next to us with some junk outside his rig. In general, the park was not crowded and we had no problem in inviting some military friends to come for dinner who lived in the area. Wi-Fi is available, I think we were on site 60 - the last row by the bathrooms. Reception wasn't that great, but better than our AT&T cell service. Calls were a problem. The staff was very nice. The base is located a bit away from Williamsburg, but for the rate compared to the public campgrounds, it is worth the drive. We have already booked another stay in June of 2014.
Date of Stay: September, 2011
Were it not the only campground close to the Hershey RV show, we'd not EVER go there again. Sites in the row with 102 had sewer connections that ran UPHILL. And full of water from recent rain. We had to wade thru 2+" of water upon arrival. We were charged for a full hookup site that we didn't dare even use. Sites are small, our slide was within 10' of the next one over. Bathroom is old and run down. No Wi-Fi. Sites that are farther back seem to be better and not on a downhill slope. Be prepared to use a sewer extension and run your hookup UNDER your RV. We didn't hook up the sewer. There are dump stations available, but you'll be in the street blocking every one else while you discharge. The one we used had nasty dirty water pooled around it. Better yet, do yourself a favor and go somewhere else. Not worth the price charged. Worst campground we've ever been to.
Date of Stay: June, 2011
As this park is only 2.5 miles from our house, it was where we went for our first camping trip with our new RV. They have 5 electric sites available to book - not 6 with 3 occupied by camp hosts as previously stated. Lums Pond, while lacking in amenities, is a lovely state park to camp at. The sites are large and spaced out. Most all are shaded. The bath house was clean and well stocked for our stay. Each site has a picnic table and fire ring located well away from your rig. Parking is on the grass, so the site may need extra work in leveling. The campground has a *strict* no-alcohol policy. You can have an RV and tent on each site, with up to 8 people and two cars. Each additional person over the initial 4 is $2 a night. Even though it's close to home, we will make it a yearly stop.
Date of Stay: June, 2011
We were pleasantly surprised by this campground. It is located about 9 miles off RT 301, on back roads but an easy drive in the RV. They have an electric loop and non-electric loop. We stayed on site #9 in the electric loop. Our site was perfectly level side-to-side and totally shaded. All the sites were well shaded - trees were actually so dense we had to turn the lights on during the day. There are a lot of activities nearby with a fishing pond, nature walks, public arboretum, frisbee, golf course, kayak rentals and more. The nice thing about this park is that visitors can stop by without paying a fee! It was father's day and our grown kids drove down to surprise Dad. They do patrol the campground about every hour. The only complaint I have is that the bathrooms were not well stocked and and were allowed to run out of toilet paper and soap in the course of the weekend. There are no stores close by, so make sure you don't forget anything. We will definitely go back again soon.


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Last year, Nintendo Remix franchise began, with the release of NES remix on the Wii U eShop. Our very own Shawn Long praised the game, ultimately giving the game a 9/10. This week, NES Remix: Volume Two releases on the Wii U eShop, bringing several new NES games to the Wii U in the form of WarioWare-like mini-games.
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10. A Marriage Contract
There is excitement in the Veneering mansion. The mature young lady is going to
be married (powder and all) to the mature young gentleman, and she is to be
married from the Veneering house, and the Veneerings are to give the breakfast.
The Analytical, who objects as a matter of principle to everything that occurs on
the premises, necessarily objects to the match; but his consent has been
dispensed with, and a spring-van is delivering its load of greenhouse plants at
the door, in order that to-morrow's feast may be crowned with flowers.
The mature young lady is a lady of property. The mature young gentleman is a
gentleman of property. He invests his property. He goes, in a condescending
amateurish way, into the City, attends meetings of Directors, and has to do with
traffic in Shares. As is well known to the wise in their generation, traffic in Shares
is the one thing to have to do with in this world. Have no antecedents, no
established character, no cultivation, no ideas, no manners; have Shares. Have
Shares enough to be on Boards of Direction in capital letters, oscillate on
mysterious business between London and Paris, and be great. Where does he
come from? Shares. Where is he going to? Shares. What are his tastes? Shares.
Has he any principles? Shares. What squeezes him into Parliament? Shares.
Perhaps he never of himself achieved success in anything, never originated
anything, never produced anything? Sufficient answer to all; Shares. O mighty
Shares! To set those blaring images so high, and to cause us smaller vermin, as
under the influence of henbane or opium, to cry out, night and day, 'Relieve us of
our money, scatter it for us, buy us and sell us, ruin us, only we beseech ye take
rank among the powers of the earth, and fatten on us'!
While the Loves and Graces have been preparing this torch for Hymen, which is
to be kindled to-morrow, Mr Twemlow has suffered much in his mind. It would
seem that both the mature young lady and the mature young gentleman must
indubitably be Veneering's oldest friends. Wards of his, perhaps? Yet that can
scarcely be, for they are older than himself. Veneering has been in their
confidence throughout, and has done much to lure them to the altar. He has
mentioned to Twemlow how he said to Mrs Veneering, 'Anastatia, this must be a
match.' He has mentioned to Twemlow how he regards Sophronia Akershem (the
mature young lady) in the light of a sister, and Alfred Lammle (the mature young
gentleman) in the light of a brother. Twemlow has asked him whether he went to
school as a junior with Alfred? He has answered, 'Not exactly.' Whether
Sophronia was adopted by his mother? He has answered, 'Not precisely so.'
Twemlow's hand has gone to his forehead with a lost air.
But, two or three weeks ago, Twemlow, sitting over his newspaper, and over his
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WORST Manscaping Disasters At The Oscars! What Were These Guys Thinking?
The ladies seem to have figured out how to look great on Oscar night, but what about the men in their lives?
On Feb. 27, the women– like Amy, Jennifer, Mila , Natalie and Michelle— were more gorgeous than ever! Unfortunately, we can't say the same for the men, who really didn't impress at this year's Oscars! What got into them? Check out their looks and vote for the worst offender!
- Christian Bale: The Fighter actor should have shaven his face before picking up his Best Supporting Actor statue! His bushy beard seems to clash with his hair– it's almost orange– and it hides his gorgeous face!
- Jesse Eisenberg: The star of The Social Network lost out to Colin First for Best Actor, and in our opinion he lost out in the hair department, too! Jesse is known for his mop-top look, but we were hoping he would step it up for Oscar and give it a bit more style!
- Mark Wahlberg: The star of The Fighter is always handsome, but this thin goatee makes it harder to tell! With a face like his, why would he want to hide it at all?
- Russell Brand: The star of Get Him to the Greek presented at the awards ceremony and was hilarious (as always!). But we didn't love the way he styled his hair– it looked a bit too much like a mullet from the side! Russell, next time PLEASE have Katy help you with your hair!
What do YOU think? Which of these Hollywood heavyweights is the biggest beauty offender? Tell us in the poll below!


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Date of Stay: October, 2010
We like this campground a lot. Enormous, sunny sites. Very nice facilities, though I dislike the timed showers. The park has a cute little beach on the sound and is fairly close to both Ocean City and Assateague Island.
Date of Stay: October, 2010
We love this campground! The staff has always been very nice to us and the surroundings are beautiful at the foot of a mountain. Spectacular fall colors. Our site was shady and had plenty of length for our motorhome and our car. The site itself was fairly large for a KOA, we had plenty of room for all of our lawn furniture. It's in a remote area, so it's very quiet at night.
Date of Stay: July, 2010
Great campground! The pool was lovely, our site was shady, level and had plenty of room for our motorhome and our car. The staff was very friendly and the park was quiet in the evenings also. It's not too far from all of the activities in Lake George either.
Date of Stay: June, 2010
Positives: convenient location to outlet shopping, shady sites, nice pool. Negatives: confederate flags everywhere, the sites turn into sandy mud pits when it rains and quite a few other campers seemed to have permanent, decrepit trailers. The flags were such a turn off, we probably won't camp here again.
Date of Stay: July, 2009
Very clean campground with ocean/bay views and trails to the beach. The sites are gravel, but the hookups are in pristine condition. Stayed here on July 4th and could see the fireworks from our site. Very neat.
Date of Stay: July, 2009
Great location off US 101 and just a few minutes from downtown Port Angeles. We used this campground as a base to visit Olympic National Park. The sites were fairly level and have fire rings. The restrooms and showers were very clean.
Date of Stay: July, 2008
Our pull-thru site was very level with a nice grassy area and plenty of shade. We noticed the hookups were a bit funny, the sewer connection was on the left and the water and electric were on the right. Everything worked fine, it was just strange. The campground is very clean and quiet, no road noise at all. We'll be back.
Date of Stay: July, 2008
The staff were nice at check-in. The campground is pretty close to I-94, but you can't hear any highway noise, so it's very quiet. As mentioned before, things are a bit muddy when it has rained. The sites were a bit narrow, but grassy and well shaded/private with trees and shrubs. The sites were also very level and we had no problems with the hookups. If we pass through Bismarck again, we'll camp here.
Date of Stay: July, 2008
We stayed here several days while visiting Yellowstone NP. This seems like one of the closest private RV parks with full hookups to the NP. We loved it. The sites were level and very wide. We had no trouble with the hookups. There was a nice little pool and a spa. The spa was great after a long day in the NP. The campground itself is very quiet and seems to be right up on the mountains and the Shoshone River. The staff were very knowledgeable when we needed help finding groceries and an RV parts store. The other guests were friendly too. It would be a perfect "10", except all of the sites are gravel. My guess is it's too difficult to grow any grass is such a dry climate without tons of sprinklers, so everything is gravel and the area is a bit dusty.
Date of Stay: July, 2008
We stayed at this campground for several days while visiting the Black Hills. I loved this facility and the people who work there are great. They often stopped by to chat. A beautiful little stream runs through the campground and some of the sites back up to it. Most of the sites are grassy and well shaded. The office/camp store is well stocked and they have a little lunch counter. It's also close to off-road trails. At night, you can clearly see the stars, smell the clean pine trees and hear the stream bubbling. But some of the guests that seemed like "regulars" were a bit rude and disregarded the rules and the comfort of their neighbors. Some were so loud at night after quiet hours that my husband had to get out of bed to ask them to quiet down. Other adult guests and their children walked/ran/played games through other's occupied sites. I saw clotheslines hanging from trees and very small unsupervised children driving ATVs around the campground. Another family failed to keep their dogs well-leashed, so their dog broke loose and attacked one of my dogs as we walked to the dog walk area. Everyone's okay, but it was very scary. It's so lovely there, I'd like to stay again, but I'm concerned that the rude guests could be a normal thing.
Date of Stay: July, 2008
We camped here overnight on the way to the Black Hills. It's very quiet, just off I-90, but far enough away that you don't hear any highway noise. The sites were fairly level and we didn't have any trouble with the hookups. The restrooms were clean, but a bit dated.
Date of Stay: July, 2008
We've stayed overnight at this campground twice in the past month on our way to other places. It was quiet and great for resting. The pull-thru sites in the front row of the park are great for late arrivals, we had no trouble quickly hooking up in the dark. Also, it has a fenced dog play yard, love that. We noticed it's close to Amish country, so we may check that out next time we pass through.
Date of Stay: May, 2008
We always stay in this campground when we are in Lancaster County, PA. The staff are very friendly and will always try to put us in our favorite site. It's quiet and surrounded by farm land with lots of large shade trees. During the weekends, I've noticed Amish neighbors come by selling fruit, pies and other homemade goodies. It's bicycling distance to shops and restaurants.
Date of Stay: April, 2008
We always camp here when we are in the Outer Banks. The ocean front sites are big enough that we can back-in our 30' motorhome and still have room for our 10' motorcycle trailer. It's great to go to sleep at night and hear the waves crashing on the dune. There is a fenced dog play yard, my dogs love it. The store is well-stocked and the staff are very nice. We've had many nice chats with the manager. The only problem I've noticed is that sometimes the sites have a bit of debris (cigarette butts or can tabs) from the previous occupant, but the sites are sandy, so it can be difficult for the camp staff to get all of it cleaned up.
Date of Stay: January, 2008
We stayed overnight at this park. The staff were very nice and everything seemed well-kept. It's surrounded by woods, so it's very quiet and nice for evening walks. The campground was also a great launching point for visiting Big Cypress and the Everglades the next day.


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A systematic re-ordering of all answers (both correct and incorrect) provided by the contestants on Family Feud over five weeks in spring, 2005. Expanded with answers from fifteen additional episodes in late spring, 2008. *** Needless to say, we love this new book of ours…and think it is scary -- in that, when all the answers are there before us, there is a suggestion of some hive-mind stuffed with pop culture -- and Family Feud acts as some kind of overflow valve for the growing detritus. That's just one interpretation. Poems are open to interpretation, right? Pick it up and interpret it for yourself -- then say "Take that, poetry!"
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Oct 15, 2009"Pop Culture Thermometer" Austin collected answers from Family Feud contestants, then ordered into this short, powerful book of poems. Austin's reordering is expert- as you read through the answers, you sample a world of common popular knowledge, and day-time TV sentiments. Survey Says! is funny, clever, and--beneath the surface--a collection of truths. Who knew that one day Family Feud would throw our years of answers back at us, reminding us of how we speak, how we think, and how we feel.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder faced the Minnesota Timberwolves tonight, hoping to rebound from a disappointing loss against the Washington Wizards. That they did. Oklahoma City used a second have surge to over come the Timberwolves 106-84. The victory pushed the Thunder record to 27-8 on the season and 18-3 at home.
The Thunder got off to a rocky start, shooting 28.6 percent in the first quarter. However, Minnesota wasn't much better at 33.3 percent. The two teams were tied at 16 after the quarter.
The Thunder also struggled with turnovers in the first, committing five as a team.
The Thunder had a lot better luck offensively in the second quarter, with Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant leading the way. The team gave up a 12-point lead, but thanks to a Westbrook fueled 5-0 run lead 47-42 at half.
Westbrook's shot wasn't falling in the first quarter, but he was money in the second. He ended the half with 15 points, seven rebounds and three assists. Durant had 15 points as well.
The third quarter featured more scoring from Westbrook and Durant. The Thunder dominated the quarter, and the score was 76-64 after three.
The Thunder really started to run away with the game in the fourth quarter. About halfway through the final frame the Thunder was up by 24 points. They would go on to win 106-84.
The Thunder offense didn't miss a beat after that awful first quarter. After just 16 points in that quarter, they were able to put up 90 combined points in the final three.
The team was able to limit turnovers (only seven after the first quarter), move the ball well and hit open shots in the final three quarters. The three pointers were falling too, and as a team the Thunder shot 11-20 from beyond the arc.
The Thunder defense was pretty good most of the game, and they were able to rack up quite a few blocks, steals and turnovers. They were also forcing Minnesota into quite a few tough shots.
Westbrook and Durant basically dominated this game. They combined for 49 points, 16 rebounds and 10 assists and helped the Thunder build and keep their huge lead.
Kevin Martin shot poorly overall, but was 4-7 from three and finished with 19 points.
DeAndre Liggins got some minutes for the second straight game, and played well while he was on the floor. He was playing solid defense, crashing the offensive boards and even had a pretty assist on a Kevin Martin three pointer.
Kendrick Perkins was in foul trouble all night tonight, and a lot of them were unnecessary fouls. He's got to play smarter against Minnesota, because the Thunder needs his strength and physicality to combat Nikola Pekovic.
Thabo Sefolosha had a solid game offensively tonight. He was knocking down threes and even had some pretty drives to the basket. He finished with 10 points on 4-6 shooting.
This was a good rebound victory for the Thunder. It gives them some momentum going into a road game in Los Angeles on Friday against a depleted Laker squad. That game will be the first out of a 10 game stretch that features nine road games for OKC.
Keys to the Game
Fast Start: F
The Thunder basically did the exact opposite of start fast. They started horribly, only scoring 16 points in the first quarter and shooting under 30 percent. Luckily for them, the Timberwolves started just as bad.
Kevin Martin: B
Kevin Martin's field goal percentage wasn't very good, but he was hitting his three pointers and free throws. He dropped in 19 points overall. He attacked the basket quite a bit tonight as well, and although he didn't have much luck in doing so, it was nice to see him be aggressive.
48 Minutes of Defense: B
The Thunder was able to control the Timberwolves offense for most of the game. There were some times where Minnesota was getting easy baskets, but for the most part they made the Timberwolves work for their points. In the end the Thunder held the Wolves to just 84 points.