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KATE AND ANDY'S WEDDINGJune, 2008 in Ceres
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- Cakes/Candies Vendor: Lila & Sage Bakery
- Limo Company: All Occasions Limo Service
- DJ: Sounds In Motion Disc Jockey
- Photographer: Hadley Photography
- Ceremony: Evanshire Gardens
- Hotel: Microtel Inn & Suites
- Hotel: Courtyard Marriott
- Rehearsal Dinner Venue: Mike's Roadhouse
- Hotel: Doubletree Hotel
Cakes/Candies Vendor:
Lila & Sage Bakery772 murphys creek rd ste d
murphys, ca 95247, usa
"They made me 2 cakes, one for decoration/cutting and the other for serving to my guests. The cutting cake was nice and pretty but my favorite was the cake for the guests-simple sheet cake, but with fresh whipped cream frosting and fresh berries between 3 layeres of yellow butter cream cake! Absolutely delicous and perfect!"
Sounds In Motion Disc Jockey922 J St
Modesto, CA, United States
"The customer service was superb on the front end, DJ George was great and it was nice to be able to pick songs that would be played at the wedding. However, the DJ at my wedding didn't run the show as i was told that he would. DJ George in advance was great, but DJ Jerry was not..."
Limo Company:
All Occasions Limo ServiceCeres, CA, USA
Hadley Photography1825 Julian Ave
Modesto, CA, USA
"Shirley and her crew were good, however she was a few weeks late posting my photos for me and my guests to review. The bad part was that at the wedding, guests were handed cards stating the date and location photos would be available for viewing, but they were not ready when she originally said they would be. We did enjoy Shirley and the other photographers that worked with at our wedding. It ended up being a long day of lots of photos. Be prepared to go through over 2,000 photos, which was a little overwhelming in itself."
Evanshire Gardens1748 Evans Rd
Ceres, CA 95307, US
"Beautiful venue. They did my ceremony as well and it was great and beautifully decorated. They kept the"
Courtyard Marriott1720 Sisk Rd
Modesto, CA 95350, US
"Gave free breakfast to guests"
Doubletree Hotel1150 9th St
Modesto, CA 95354, US
"Beautiful hotel, however in the end weren't very accomodating. Guests had to pay extra for parking-wasn't informed about this in advance, they didn't want to put up a sign in the lobby for my guests to tell them about the shuttle bus and weren't as accommodating to the mother of the groom... Very nice hotel rooms though, but weren't as helpful."
Microtel Inn & Suites1760 Herndon Rd
Ceres, CA 95307, US
"My guests were very pleased with this clean and quite hotel near our wedding reception."
Rehearsal Dinner Venue:
Mike's Roadhouse3250 Dale Rd # L
Modesto, CA, USA
"Good price. Great food and excellent service! Highly recommended! Mike the owner was really easy to work with and everyone was really impressed with the food and service. Did a Fajita bar."


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Date of Stay: March, 2014
Easy access from I-95; used as stopover and to explore Amelia Island. Intermittent noise from air traffic, depending on flight patterns. Lots of semi-permanent. Looks like a storage facility for some. Not a resort in any sense of the word, but we would stay again if in the area. Rate reflects Good Sam discount.
Date of Stay: July, 2012
Come here only if you want a sense of tranquility and to be treated like family. Probably not a great spot for kids, unless they can be happy enjoying the mountain views, the geese, the wild turkeys and deer that come up in the yard every evening. Accessible to everything in the area. We stayed five nights and wish it could have been longer. Hookups are great, hosts are new friends. We can't wait to go back.
Date of Stay: April, 2012
Wonderful spot on the river; great place to stay to explore Natchez. Advertised rate of $40, but assessment added for power. No club discounts in price. Great walking trail/sidewalk to bridge and convention center. Would stay here again.
Date of Stay: April, 2012
This stop was an overnight from a trip up the Natchez Trace. Most of the lakeside lots were taken by full timers. There were no trees in the area we stayed in, but sites were paved, level, relatively quiet and safe. Staff was adequate. We would stay here again.
Date of Stay: April, 2012
Rather hilly, nice, paved main road; nice wooded and fairly level, gravel sites. Easy off Natchez Trace. Enjoyed exploring Tupelo and Corinth/Shiloh from here. Would definitely stay here again.
Date of Stay: April, 2012
This is a beautiful spot on the Tennessee River; paved roads/trails along river for biking or walking. This is a popular 'fish camp' for locals; motorhomes and tents all together, and LOTS of kids, but we loved it and will stay here again if in the area.
Date of Stay: January, 2012
Good no-frills park, good place to use as home base to explore Savannah, Tybee, Hilton Head, etc. cash in advance, owners not around but available by cell phone needed (it is pretty much off-season). Hookups worked fine, Wi-Fi good. We stayed up front, spacious sites, no trees, good bit of road noise. Appeared to be some long termed in the back, shaded area. We would stay here again.
Date of Stay: October, 2011
Very pleasant overnight experience. There is a boat ramp in park for bay fishermen. Fishing and biking opportunities. We would stay here again when in the area. Rate doesn't include senior discount.
Date of Stay: April, 2011
This is a nice, big parking lot with very modern hookups and no trees. They require the use of jack pads, which they sell at the nice office/store. Williams is a Route 66 tourist trap. I was determined to ride the train to the canyon, and if that's what you want to do, this is the best place to do it. The train depot is a short walk from the park. Next time I will stay at the canyon. Train ride was 2+ hrs both ways, and we only had 3-1/2 hours at the canyon.
Date of Stay: April, 2011
What a beautiful spot deep in the heart of Texas. Well-run park, close in location. We enjoyed our stay and would stay here again.
Date of Stay: April, 2011
Professionally run, we had a pleasant 2 night stay. looked like there were a number of permanent residents. Convenient to downtown- take your car and pay $10 to park all day rather than take the bus. We would stay here again.
Date of Stay: April, 2011
Great overnight stay; only reason not a 9- no Wi-Fi; great amenity for the city of Ruston; park closes at night, but gate has coded access for campers. Paved sidewalk around pond nice for morning walk. Would definitely stay here again.

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PROPERTY: Cullintraw, Ballydrain, County Down
EXTENT: 13.91 acres
DONOR: Joan Morrow
Mr Steenman was recorded as the occupant of the site between 1863-81, although the Belfast Street Directories state that the "wine stores" were administered by the Malcolmson Brothers in 1868, George McChesney in 1877, and William Nixon in 1880, presumably the publicans.In 1892, the property was acquired by James McEntee and Henry McKenna, two publicans who also owned pubs in the area around Castle Street.
Henry McKenna's public house also included a bottling store which was located off Pottinger's Entry, in Pottinger's Court.Mr McKenna continued to operate the public house until 1926.
The Irish Builder records that in 1924 renovation work was carried out to the bar which repaired damage incurred during an arson assault. The Morning Star was burnt out in a sectarian attack, part of the sectarian violence common in the post-partition years of 1921-23. Renovation work was carried out by Messrs F & J McCardle.In 1935, the bar was administered by the Madden Brothers, having passed from Henry McKenna in 1924.
The Maddens also owned the Ivy Bar in Church Lane; Dufferin House in Whitla Street; the Sportsman's Arms in York Street; and spirit stores in Duncairn Gardens.The current horseshoe bar and the exterior sign are amongst the features installed as a result of the Madden Bros. 1924 reconstruction.
two-storey stucco building of considerable character, tall pilastered front with etched glass windows and boldly moulded base panels; projecting sign in brass and glass with bronze urn on top; a winged lion stands guard over the corner entrance.
|20 Windsor Avenue, Belfast
|Orangefield Lane entrance in 2015; the site of twin gate lodges
|Photo credit: Matt Maginnis © 2013
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Let's talk personal financial success. Most people in the current economy are not finding personal financial abundance even though they all secretly desire it.
I've yet to meet anyone who doesn't want to create wealth and do well with their personal finances. However, during the six years I spent working as a financial planner, I met many families who struggled with the concepts of financial prosperity and making more money.
Here's what I saw when meeting new clients: High debt, low investment funds, and an over-all lack of financial education. I rarely saw financial success.
My clients were searching for a way to eliminate debt, stay out of debt, invest wisely and achieve financial abundance. All the while, they were making decisions and had created financial habits that had them straying down the road of poverty.
One of the things I realized after working in the personal finance field is that there is very little personal finance education for the average person. Too many people operate their financial lives without a plan.
If this is how you've been living your life and you're struggling with becoming more comfortable financially, it's time to formulate your goals and dreams.
It's as if you were taking a trip. You wouldn't set off on a trip from New York, NY to Orlando, FL (Disney World sounds kind of nice) without a map, would you? No, you'd get out the map and formulate a plan to get there correctly. So, why try to accomplish success with your personal finances without figuring out the best route?
If you fail to plan, you plan to fail. If you desire personal financial success, it won't come from over-spending on frivolous purchases, racking up a ton of credit card debt, or living without some sort of personal financial plan.
Debt proof living needs to be your focus. Therefore, you must focus your attention on the following areas of personal finance: budgeting, planning, get out of debt, reduce taxes, investments, real estate, etc.
If you truly desire financial success with your money matters, you'll need to get a handle on these areas. If you desire this goal, there's no other way around it…you must put your attention on these areas.
Very few people are handed wealth and financial abundance on a silver platter, but it can be attained by adjusting your wealth consciousness, using some visualization, formulating a plan and sticking to it.
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Download: Nvidia SLI Profile Update 3
The new Update 3 delivers SLI support for several games. A Geforce driver of version 190.62 or higher is required.
For the third time in this year Nvidia has released an update for the SLI profile. The new version supports the Microsoft operating systems Windows XP, Windows Vista and the new Windows 7 in the 32 and 64 bit versions.
Nvidia also recommends users to update the Geforce driver before installing the new SLI profile. You can find the latest Geforce driver in our Geforce 191.07 WHQL download article. The SLI Profile Update 3 is available in Nvidia's Download Center.
With the new profile the following games are supported:
• Borderlands
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I recieved a letter in the mail from Dominion Law Associates today claiming a judgement has been rendered on behalf of our client Capital One Bank. Not only that, it stated that I have paid the "law firm" $60.00 which I never have. After contacting them, I refused to give them any information about me other than the account # on the bill and the last four of my social. They demanded to know my phone number, and my home address. The problem with this is; if they really did obtain a judment in civil court for me, they did it ILLEGALLY. I was never served process. I never recieved a summons to defend myself in civil court and I never even knew about owing any company money until I recieved this letter. I am disregarding this until I consult an attorney, which at this time I can not afford. I do know this; in the crooked judicial system, process servers and deputies sign affidavits every day stating they have "properly" served defendants, when really, they just drive by the house, tape, roll or throw the papers on the last known address of the "defendant." It is called sewer serving which is ILLEGAL in every sense of the word but overlooked by MANY judges, attoneys and collection agencies. I know this, because I am a process server. This law firm needs to be investigated and sued for damages because I know I can't be the first person this has happned to. I demand legal action against Dominion Law Associates for ruining not just my credit, but taking advantage of Lady Justice and the county's terrible judicial system.
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Leslie Unleashed – Good Fathers Are Just As Important As Good Mothers
It's late at night on Father's Day. My kids spent the day with their dad, as they should. My youngest didn't want to come home. He wanted more time with his dad, which is fine with me because my ex husband is a very good father. If it had worked out with work schedules for tomorrow, I would have gladly let him stay for another night. I recognize the importance of his father in his life. But not ALL good dad's feel important.


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Hundreds of holidaymakers are being forced to cancel, postpone or reshuffle travel plans amid warnings that the eruption from the Icelandic volcano is strengthening and sending more ash towards Britain.
At least 5000 New Zealanders are due to fly to Europe this week, but their plans are in limbo as much of European airspace remains closed.
A glimmer of hope came early this morning (NZT) as Icelandic officials reported that the plume of ash wreaking havoc for air traffic across Europe was diminishing.
Gudrun Nina Petersen of the Icelandic Meteorological Office said the volcano was clearly spewing less ash.
"There is less ash. It's getting easier for Europe," she said.
Some airports began limited flights yesterday, sparking some optimism, but that received a setback last night as the British National Air Traffic Service said a new ash cloud was spreading towards Britain.
However, Ms Petersen said this was from earlier eruptions, and did not indicate a resurgence in volcanic activity.
House of Travel spokesman Brent Thomas said that of about 3000 New Zealanders due to fly out 10 per cent had cancelled their trips. Others had postponed while others were trying to take different routes to Europe.
Flight Centre, which has about 2000 people booked to fly to Europe in the coming days, said yesterday its official advice to passengers now was to cancel unless travel was absolutely essential.
Spokeswoman Marie Pilkington also warned against flying to a gateway destination such as Dubai, Singapore, Los Angeles or Hong Kong in the hope of getting a connecting flight.
Accommodation was scarce, and an unknown number of New Zealanders were already stranded there.
"It's quite a risk ... because the chance of getting through the gateways is quite slim."
Insurance booked through Flight Centre would cover any changes to plans, Ms Pilkington said.
UK and Europe airspace restrictions were to remain until at least midnight last night as the chaos which has stranded an estimated eight million around the world continues.
About 2000 visitors to New Zealand are stranded here.
A delegation of veterans, students and Defence Force personnel going to Gallipoli for Anzac Day has been delayed in Penang.
The party was due to reach Dubai yesterday but Wing Commander Brett Marshall said clearance to enter United Arab Emirates airspace had not come through in time.
He said clearance was requested last month, and it was not known why it had not been approved in time.
An increase in air traffic through the area because of the ash clouds over Europe was a possible factor.
Air New Zealand warned yesterday that the situation was highly changeable. A flight to London via Los Angeles left yesterday but was expected to go no further than the US.
European Union transport ministers have divided northern European skies into three areas: a "no-fly" zone immediately over the ash cloud, a caution zone "with some contamination" where planes can fly subject to engine checks for damage and an open-skies zone.
Qantas said yesterday its flights to London and Frankfurt would remain grounded as it sought clarification of the zones.
"At this stage it's very unclear about what airspace will be open and what will be safe to fly," a Qantas spokeswoman said
The travel chaos is affecting the New Zealand economy.
Aviation Industry Association of New Zealand chief executive Irene King estimates the country could be losing $1.5 million to $2 million a day from the disruption, with the national carrier bearing the brunt of the cost.
Air New Zealand said yesterday it had estimated the net cost of flight disruptions to its business at half a million dollars a day.
Meanwhile, some European airlines are angry over what they see as an overreaction. Test flights by KLM, Lufthansa and British Airways suggested planes could fly safely despite the ash.
"The analysis we have done so far, alongside that from other airlines' trial flights, provides fresh evidence that the current blanket restrictions on airspace are unnecessary," said British Airways chief executive Willie Walsh.
* Up to seven international comedians in this year's International Comedy Festival may be unable to get here.
Organisers are looking at possible replacements from a group of international comedians stranded in Australia.


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posted at 10:38 pm on April 5, 2012 by Allahpundit
"With Mitt Romney on a steady march to the Republican presidential nomination after a sweep of three primaries, both he and President Obama are seizing on the Republican House budget, and its ambitious young architect, Representative Paul D. Ryan, as a defining issue of the unfolding campaign…
"For Mr. Obama, painting the conservative lawmaker as a sort of wild-eyed wingman to Mr. Romney carries clear benefits, according to his advisers: it yokes Mr. Romney to the unpopular elements of the Ryan budget — from deep cuts in cherished social programs to a Medicare overhaul that could drive up costs for future retirees and fundamentally change the popular health plan — and it makes it tougher for Mr. Romney to tack to the center once he gets past the primaries…
"'Obama is trying to set this up to demonize the House Budget chairman,' said Kevin Madden, an adviser to the Romney campaign. 'Governor Romney is going to talk about his vision for the country and his ideas for entitlement reform and tackling spending and reducing deficits. He welcomes efforts by people like Paul Ryan to address it, because Obama hasn't.'"
"If Romney's win in Wisconsin strengthened his claim to the Republican presidential nomination, then his five straight days of campaigning with Ryan amounted to a tryout for the youthful congressman as a potential vice presidential running mate.
"Since Ryan endorsed Romney last Friday, he was at the candidate's side at every turn — introducing him before formal speeches, vouching for him at town hall meetings and joining him as they eyed cherry pie, picked up fried cheese curds and handed out sub sandwiches. (Romney gave away turkey; Ryan, ham and cheese.)
"Along the way, Romney's aides were sizing Ryan up. And although chief strategist Stuart Stevens waved off any talk of the two forming a national ticket as irresponsibly premature, he did say they got along well behind the scenes and noted their 'chemistry' on the stump."
"Christian Ferry, a senior adviser to the previous Republican nominee, Arizona Sen. John McCain, called Mr. Ryan 'an intriguing possibility' because he 'is actually making substantive policy suggestions for urgent problems the country faces rather than worrying about the day-to-day politics.'…
"Ryan allies say Mr. Romney would be wise to pick the man who wrote his party's main budget blueprint. 'Why wouldn't Romney put the guy with the most expertise on the ticket with him?' said Rep. Devin Nunes (R., Calif.), who worked with Mr. Ryan on early versions of his budget and prodded him to run for president…
"Compatibility will be a crucial ingredient in Mr. Romney's selection, according to people close to his campaign. Mr. Romney also trusts the 42-year-old congressman to field policy questions on his behalf—a rarity for the former governor who prides himself on his command of policy details. When Mr. Romney received a question on the convoluted tax code at a Wisconsin town hall, he turned to Mr. Ryan."
"Let's say the economy continues to recover. Let's say Romney continues to trail Obama in the polls. Let's say he realizes that he needs to change the underlying dynamics of the election if he's to have a chance. In that case, conservatives may just get what they seem to really want: A risky campaign that tries to take on 'the big issues,' perhaps by bringing Paul Ryan onto the ticket and arguing that the only way to avert a debt crisis is root-and-branch reform of the federal government.
"Those campaigns don't have a great track record. But they are, at the least, interesting, and if Romney chooses to run one alongside Ryan, conservatives will finally get their chance to persuade the country to radically reduce the size and responsibilities of the federal government. And, perhaps a bit paradoxically, the only candidate who can really give them that chance is a candidate like Romney in a year like this one: A candidate who could count on their allegiance wouldn't need to pander to the base by swinging so far to the right, and a candidate who was clearly going to win would play it safer."
"What was unveiled with Obama's powerful speech is nothing less than a replay of Bill Clinton's reelection argument in 1996. Back then, a colorless GOP leader named Bob Dole was successfully lashed to revolutionary Newt Gingrich's budget, which Democrats argued would ravage Medicare, Medicaid, education and the environment. Dole was morphed into Gingrich at least 125,000 times in negative ads (according to Gingrich's later tally for me), killing Dole with independents and sullying Gingrich's brand forever…
"Can Romney extricate himself from being tied to Ryan as Dole was to Gingrich? This kind of Houdini-style escape may be beyond even the skills of as brazen a flip-flopper as Romney, though it will be fun to watch him try.
"After all, if the man who was for the health-care mandate before he was against it turns out also to have been for the Ryan budget before he was against that, he'll alienate his base in an attempt to woo the middle. Meanwhile, Romney's support for Ryan will run in endless loops in the president's and his super PAC's ads, along with a devastating catalog of all of Romney's other switcheroos over the years."
"President Obama is an intelligent, judicious man who can see all sides of an issue. But every once in a while he tries to get politically cute, and he puts on his Keith Olbermann mask…
"That's pretty much what happened this week in Obama's speech before a group of newspaper editors. Obama's target in this speech was Representative Paul Ryan's budget…
"Obama treated it as some sort of alien monster from the lunatic fringe. He made a series of specific accusations that have been easily swatted away by the Ryan defenders: That the Ryan plan would allow the insurance companies to cherry-pick the healthiest seniors (in fact, there are specific passages in the plan forbidding that); the Ryan plan would mean lower benefits for seniors (in fact, the plan would guarantee seniors the equivalent of current benefits while giving them other options).
"As I say, I have my own problems with Ryan's plan, which Obama identified. But Ryan has at least taken a big step toward an eventual fiscal solution. He's proposed necessary structural entitlement reforms, which the Democrats are unwilling to do. He's proposed real tax reform, which the Democrats are also unwilling to do."
"President Obama doubled down on tying Mitt Romney to Paul Ryan's House Republican budget at a fundraiser Thursday.
"'The budget was marvelous, he said,' Obama said about Romney. 'When you go through this budget, the vision is an American where everyone is fending for themselves, a few are doing well at the top and most people are struggling to get by.'"
Via the Examiner.
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This genealogy blog is under construction. "My" Northern NJ Hopkins Family tree web site has existed on the web somewhere or other since 1999. This is it's 3rd home. I have met many distant cousins through my old website. This rebuild will take the form of a blog, so it will be interactive with opportunities to comment, etc. However, it may be more difficult to follow; the "search" should come in handy!
This is the line of Hopkins of the infamous Charles F. Hopkins – Civil War Medal of Honor Recipient – of Boonton, NJ. He is my great grandfather (my father's father's father).


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What people are saying about The Wurzels
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sue rowe from Favourite concert so far I went to this advent and wasn't disappointed . A very good night
Date published: 2017-04-17
Rated 5 out of 5 by Skillster68 from Can't get better than this Top class night with The Skimmity Hitchers kicking things off and the venue selling out of cider before the Wurzels had a chance to get on stage!!!
Date published: 2016-11-21
Rated 5 out of 5 by happydays from brilliant Great event, the wurzels were fab would definitely see again
Date published: 2016-11-20
Rated 5 out of 5 by Stixx78 from Brilliant night I took my father and some friends as a birthday treat and it was enjoyed by all,the only down side was the bar needed more staff at one point it was a 10 minute wait! Overall a very enjoyable night at a great venue Very happy.
Date published: 2016-11-20
Rated 5 out of 5 by Craigyb from two great scrumpy & western bands fanstastic night, two great bands in the Skimmmity Hitchers and the Wurzels, we drank the venue dry of scrump by 9pm
Date published: 2016-11-14
Rated 5 out of 5 by Worthing Ed from Wurzletastic evening Started with a really funny support act Skimmity Hitchers. Then the main act the Wurzels, a group that I gave always wanted to see but never got around to it. Thankfully I took this opportunity as they were brilliant and they sang the hits you would expect but for me the highlight was Ruby.
Date published: 2016-11-12
Rated 2 out of 5 by ciderdrinker from Hardly a sausage and cider festival, but the wurzels were great The actual start time was 6.30 but we didn't get to see the main act until 9pm. There was only one bar for cider and one stall for sausages so it can't be called a sausage and cider festival. The warm up act weren't great either and didn't fit the bill, even if their name suggested they did. Only a few toilets in the dark too. However, I will say it's a fantastic venue and the wurzels were great - though very dodgy combine harvester version which was disappointing at the end.
Date published: 2016-08-23
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lauren120591 from Crowd entertainment spot on loved it! Such a fun experience they were a great laugh. Very enjoyable
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A Peaceful Retreat in Eastern Ohio
The Honking Goose Inn • Amsterdam, OH
Escape Kit
- A Two-Night Stay for Two in a Standard Room ($260)
- Or, a Two-Night Stay for Two in a Jacuzzi Room ($270)
- Or, a Two-Night Stay for Two in a Jacuzzi Suite ($299)
- Daily Full Breakfast
- Hour-Long Hot Stone Massage for Two
- Foot Detox Treatment for Two
- Two Spa Robes
- Combine Vouchers to Stay Up to Four Nights
The Destination
The tiny town of Amsterdam, Ohio, in Carroll County is rife with hills and wooded back-country roads—the kind of scenery that by itself inspires rejuvenation. Carrollton, a 15-minute drive away, has a selection of boutiques, shops and museums, while the nearby alpaca and buffalo farms are a unique local feature. Foodies will delight in several one-of-a-kind restaurants close by with fare ranging from homestyle family-friendly to fine dining, the likes of which include JC Wine Cellars and the Spread Eagle Tavern.
The Digs
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Iran: The 63% SurpriseStanley Reed
The overwhelming victory declared on June 13 by the Iranian authorities for President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in Iran's presidential election is a disappointment for business, the Obama Administration, and the wider world. Unless Ahmadinejad radically changes his approach to government, another four-year term for the hardline and erratic President will likely make engaging Iran and easing tensions over its nuclear program more difficult than it might have been had he lost. Ahmadinejad's retaining power could also exert upward pressure on already rising oil prices by making confrontation between Iran, Israel, and the West more likely and by continuing to keep Iran's oil and gas wealth largely off limits to Western companies.
That the President won is not a great surprise, but his gaining 62.6% of the vote, against 33.7% for his chief rival, Mir Hossein Mousavi, a former Prime Minister, is a shocker—given that before the vote many analysts thought Mousavi was ahead. There are two possible explanations, and elements of both may be accurate. Once again, as in 2005, Tehran-based analysts appear to have greatly underestimated the President's support in the provinces, where Ahmadinejad has endeared himself through his modest lifestyle and through handing out everything from sacks of potatoes to cash and starting up development projects.
But many observers are coming to the conclusion that the Iranian authorities are guilty of massive fraud. Mousavi has already charged the authorities with stealing the election, and he may well have a point. The very quick announcement of Ahmadinejad's win on the night of June 12 as well as similar voting patterns reported throughout the country are suspicious.
Mousavi says he will continue the fight. "I'm warning I will not surrender to this dangerous charade. The result of such performance by some officials will jeopardize the pillars of the Islamic Republic and will establish tyranny," Mousavi said in a statement reported by Reuters.
Khamenei Endorses the Results
But he and his supporters will have to deal with a powerful and ruthless state. Already the Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, Iran's highest authority, has endorsed the election results and warned the losers against "provocations." On June 13, police blocked off Mousavi's headquarters, preventing him from holding a news conference. As night fell, angry Iranians clashed with police in the most serious clashes seen by Tehran in a decade.
If the early suspicion that the election was stolen is confirmed, then the character of the Islamic Revolution has changed for the worse. As Columbia University Iran analyst Gary Sick puts it: "If the reports coming out of Tehran about an electoral coup are sustained, then Iran has entered an entirely new phase of its post-revolution history. One characteristic that has always distinguished Iran from the crude dictators in much of the rest of the Middle East was its respect for the voice of the people, even when that voice was saying things that much of the leadership did not want to hear."
The election leaves Iran's leadership badly split. Former President Hashemi Rafsanjani was enraged by Ahmadinejad's accusations of corruption during the campaign and threw his weight and money behind Mousavi. The Supreme Leader and Ahmadinejad now face the prospect of an opposition that includes important figures with strong revolutionary credentials.
Blow to Iranian Business
The election results will come as a blow to Iranian business. Local executives give Ahmadinejad very low marks as a manager of the economy. They believe he has squandered Iran's oil wealth while crudely interfering with institutions such as the central bank. They were hopeful that matters might improve under Mousavi, who is considered a capable public official. Of course, Iranian business was always well aware that a second term for the President was a strong possibility.
Beyond a possibly turbulent aftermath to the election, a key question now is whether Iran's leadership will respond to the calls for a more pragmatic approach to government and international relations that Mousavi made in his campaign. Many Iranians would like to see an easing of tensions with the U.S. and even an opening for U.S. investment in Iran. Even Ahmadinejad has indicated some interest in the Obama Administration's overtures to work for a normalization of U.S.-Iranian relations. The U.S. says it will continue trying to engage Iran.
The trouble is the decision-making process in Iran is opaque and fraught with difficulty. There's a cynical joke among Iran-watchers now that each of Iran's top leaders wants to make sure that none of his rivals receives credit for ending the 30-year impasse with the U.S. What exactly Ahmadinejad will do in his second term may be hard to predict, but his "victory" is unlikely to prove good news.


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Me 2008 with one of my patients at her birthday party
Thanksgiving 2009
My mom taught me everything I needed to get started with sewing when I was a child, but quilting is my true love. I enjoy making wall hanging quilts more than anything else. The few larger quilts I have made are mostly for my kids or myself. I started sewing in elementary school and my Mom taught me to sew my own clothes. I remember joining a 4H Club and entering a baby quilt in the county's yearly fair. That was when I won my first blue ribbon! Quilting has been a passion of mine ever since. Over the years I have progressed from making block quilts to applique quilts. I will share with you some of my past quilts along with ones I am currently working on. I hope to use my blog to document all the hard work, both the successes and the failures!
About me...I have been married for 6 years to a wonderful man named Kevin while being a mother to three boys (Jimmy 21, Paul 19, and Matthew 16) and a step daughter (Sarah 20). I have been a Neonatal Intensive Care Nurse at Johns Hopkins Hospital Children's Center for 25 years. I absolutely love my job! I am one the luckiest people to love my job...working with little babies is something I always wanted to do. To be a nurse at Johns Hopkins, The Best Hospital in the U.S. for the 20 th year in a row is quite an honor.
Top row: Sarah, Jimmy and Matthew
Bottom row: Kevin, me and my mom Suzanne
Jimmy student at West Virginia University
Mechanical Engineering
Paul student at MICA (Maryland Institute College of Art)
Bachelors of Fine Art ~ Photography
Matthew is in High School
Matthew with my granddaddy Eugene ~ 92 years old!
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She is clone of her Daddy!
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Date of Stay: May, 2015
An excellent location and helpful staff. The view is fantastic. I could live there. Site was spacious, sunny, and gravel, with a picnic table.
Date of Stay: May, 2015
This is not only a fantastic park, the fee was one of the lowest of my trip. This was 5 Star in every respect.
Date of Stay: May, 2015
Big Problem: The water is not drinkable. After, I registered and paid, the desk clerk informed me the water is not drinkable and issued me a case of bottled water. She informed me that it was OK to shower in. But after viewing a nasty note from the owner that was taped to the bathroom mirror, I decided not to shower. The noted complained about tenant misbehavior such as "crapping in the showers". Occupancy was primarily oil field workers using the campground as a residence. If I were you, I would give this a pass. I am surprised this is a Good Sam Campground. From architecture of main building and cabins, this was obviously a KOA in the past.
Date of Stay: April, 2015
Staff did not honor the KOA membership promise of providing the best site available. I was assigned an unleveled site in an area without WiFi. They added a $10 surcharge to have television and only mentioned this as I was leaving the office to go to my site. (So, I used 6,500 KOA points to have TV.) The kicker was: As I walked around later that evening and the next morning, there were numerous level sites near the main building with a strong WiFi signal. I am also drafting a letter to KOA Corporate and the campground owner on this.
Date of Stay: April, 2014
This is an attractive CG. We stayed here previously about 8 years ago. And had no negative memories This time we were disappointing in several things. 1. We were assigned a poor site furthermost from the showers even though we are KOA Card Carriers and the facility was not even half full. We changed sites. 2. The WiFi was out of service. 3. The showers had a 6 minute limit per "button push" on wall boxes that were originally a coin-operated showers. Just kind of "chincy". We felt that $46 was steep.
Date of Stay: September, 2011
Quite nice. Plenty of pull throughs. They like to put overnights in the first row behind the office, but the next two rows are better, so go for them.
Date of Stay: September, 2011
I would not recommend this campground except for an overnight if you have no options. Basically, "cheap" and "greedy" show itself in the camp's ownership and management. Camping here is essentially field camping with site numbers and posts for organization. The 8.5 bathroom rating should be a 4.0. Only one litter/trash can in the park is at the office. A locked can with a hole in the top is labeled "RETURNABLE CANS AND BOTTLES ONLY". We reserved for electric and water, but the electric turned out to be 20 amp with AC not allowed and the breaker was not located on the post. No 50 amp service. Although the campground map shows two 50 amp sites, they are occupied by the camp's workkampers. And lastly, they charge guest fees of $5 Adults and $3 kids. An employee is at the entrance in a golf cart to make sure this easy money is collected. I asked about this and the employee said that the State of NY requires it (I do not believe this answer).
Date of Stay: August, 2011
My grade of 6 is based on this CG being suitable for overnight or short-term campers. It is probably an 8 for the full-time and seasonal occupants which are the norm here. If you are looking for an overnight stay, I recommend you continue on (or stop before). We stopped for an overnight and this CG turned out to be more residential than camping. We were assigned a muddy and inconvenient space, I presume because this one was set aside for the occasional overnight. They had Wi-Fi but we were too far away for a signal.
Date of Stay: August, 2011
Nice. One of the best I have stayed in. Extremely convenient to Cooperstown Dreams Park. The one glitch that keeps me from scoring this as a "10" is the GUEST FEES. If you are considering this Campground because you are meeting family for a week-long Youth Baseball event, I recommend that you address the GUEST FEES issue with the owners before booking.
Date of Stay: August, 2011
Excellent for a couple. As good as another nearby park a bit further down the road (we've stayed at both) but not as "institutional" and full of kids. Owner took my reservation without credit card.


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We love cube steak and gravy. It is a quick and easy recipe. Just add bread, side dish and salad and you got a meal.1 1/2 to 2 pounds cube steak 1/4 cup flour 1/4 teaspoon pepper 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder 1/2 cup oil 1 (14 ounce) can beef broth 1 onion, cut into rings 1 package dry onion soup mix Mix flour, pepper, salt, and garlic powder in a shallow dish. Coat cube steak with flour mixture. In a skillet heat oil and cook steak about five minutes on each side until brown and done on inside. Remove steak from pan. Add beef broth, onion, and dry onion soup mix to pan and cook until onions are done. Can thicken gravy with a little of the leftover flour if you want it thicker. Serve gravy as a side or pour over steak. Serves 4. Enjoy! Note: This gravy is great over mashed potatoes or biscuits, too. If you like this recipe, you might also like my recipe for Slow Cooker Round Steak with Peppers and Onions. © The Southern Lady Cooks photos and text – All rights reserved. No copying, posting on other sites, or other uses allowed without written permission of the copyright holder.
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Made this is the slow cooker for a senior citizen supper. Served it over rice and got lots of compliments. They really liked it. Thanks!
made this today and it is great.. I did not have the onion soup mix and it was delish without it
I do this with cubed pork cutlets too. Yummy!
This is so simple and so good! Made it last night for the first time and my family really enjoyed it. I used the leftover flour as suggested to thicken the gravy and it was perfect. Served this with mashed potatoes and green peas.
I make this in the crockpot. I brown my brown my steak on both sides. Slice the onion and put it in the bottom of the crockpot, layer on the steak, add a packet of onion soup mix and cover with beef broth. Let simmer about 6 hours on low. it's fall apart tender and oh so yummy.
I make something similar with brown gravy and onions but I make mine with hamburger that I've seasoned with salt, pepper, and garlic…I make hand-sized "meatballs" and brown them, remove and drain, brown the onions and remove, then make the gravy and add the meat and onions back to the pan of gravy and cook until done…approx 20-30 min.
Judy, had this Tuesday night with mashed potatoes and a brussel sprout dish, sure was good!! I brown my steak, make my gravy, then put the steak back in the gravy and cover. Simmer for about 30 minutes and the meat is "fallin' off the bone" tender. It is cabbage and smoked sausage casserole tonight with fried corn bread!
That has got to be the best lookin steak and gravy I have ever seen, just wish I could taste it! Oh I know it's delicious honey pie! I know you are a wonderful SOUTHERN COOK!!!!!!!
What a great recipe!~ We love cube steak in our house and this will be a very nice addition! Thanks.


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Djekic, T. and Ham, A.G.J. van der and Bosch, H. and Haan, A.B. de (2007) Adsorption of homogeneous catalysts over functionalized silica adsorbents: Modelling of the competitive adsorption isotherms. Chemical Engineering Science, 62 (7). pp. 2032-2039. ISSN 0009-2509
Djekic, T. and Ham, A.G.J. van der and Haan, A.B. de (2007) Evaluation of functionalized silica's for the adsorptive recovery of homogenous catalysts through interaction with the metal centre. Journal of Chromatography A, 1142 (1). pp. 32-38. ISSN 0021-9673
Djekic, Tanja (2007) Effective intraparticle diffusion coefficients of CoCl2 in mesoporous functionalized silica. Adsorption, 13 (3-4). pp. 231-237. ISSN 0929-5607
Djekic, T. and Zivkovic, Z. and Ham, A.G.J. van der and Haan, A.B. de (2006) Determination of the stability constants for cobalt, nickel and palladium homogeneous catalyst complexes containing triphenylphosphine ligands. Applied Catalysis A: General, 312 . pp. 144-152. ISSN 0926-860X


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Goaltimate is a wonderful sport - it is a bit like Ultimate Frisbee, but far better. Ben originally brought Goaltimate to Davis from San Diego and he can still be spotted under the PVC hoop at various parks around town. The exact rules are not always the same (Ben is often changing them), nor is the playing time or the playing location very consistent, so no attempt at documenting either is provided here. People interested in the game can join the mailing list to find local locations and times.
Many ultimate players play goaltimate over the winter, so it can be a good way to meet local players of both sports.


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Young Folks' History of England HTML version
18. Richard II, A.D. 1377—1399
These were not very good times in England. The new King, Richard, was only
eleven years old, and his three uncles did not care much for his good or the
good of the nation. There was not much fighting going on in France, but for
the little there was a great deal of money was wanting, and the great lords
were apt to be very hard upon the poor people on their estates. They would
not let them be taught to read; and if a poor man who belonged to an estate
went away to a town, his lord could have him brought back to his old home.
Any tax, too, fell more heavily on the poor than the rich. One tax, especially,
called the poll tax, which was made when Richard was sixteen, vexed them
greatly. Everyone above fifteen years old had to pay fourpence, and the
collectors were often very rude and insolent. A man named Wat Tyler, in
Kent, was so angry with a rude collector as to strike him dead. All the
villagers came together with sticks, scythes, and flails; and Wat Tyler told
them they would go to London, and tell the king how his poor commons were
treated. More people and more joined them on the way, and an immense
multitude of wild looking men came pouring into London, where the Lord
Mayor and Aldermen were taken by surprise, and could do nothing to stop
them. They did not do much harm then; they lay on the grass all night round
the Tower, and said they wanted to speak to the king. In the morning he
came down to his barge, and meant to have spoken to them; but his people,
seeing such a host of wild men, took fright, and carried him back again. He
went out again the next day on horseback; but while he was speaking to
some of them, the worst of them broke into the Tower, where they seized
Archbishop Simon of Canterbury, and fancying he was one of the king's bad
advisers, they cut off his head. Richard had to sleep in the house called the
Royal Wardrobe that night, but he went out again on horseback among the
mob, and began trying to understand what they wanted. Wat Tyler, while
talking, grew violent, forgot to whom he was speaking, and laid his hand on
the king's bridle, as if to threaten or take him prisoner. Upon this, the Lord
Mayor, with his mace—the large crowned staff that is carried before him—
dealt the man such a blow that fell from his horse, and an attendant thrust
him through with a sword. The people wavered, and seemed not to know
what to do: and the young king, with great readiness, rode forward and
said—"Good fellows, have you lost your leader? This fellow was but a traitor,
I am your king, and will be your captain and guide." Then he rode at their
head out into the fields, and the gentlemen, who had mustered their men by
this time, were able to get between them and the city. The people of each
county were desired to state their grievances; the king engaged to do what
he could for them, and they went home.
Richard seems to have really wished to take away some of the laws that were
so hard upon them, but his lords would not let him, and he had as yet very
little power—being only a boy—and by the time he grew up his head was full
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Brewers manager Ron Roenicke nicely summed up the events involving his club on Friday night / early Saturday morning.
"Yesterday was one of the craziest days I've ever been involved in. It was unbelievable," Roenicke said later Saturday morning as he prepared for the second game of the series against the Cubs.
As it turns out, the madness was not confined to the playing field at Miller Park, where the Brewers overcame the Cubs, 8-7, in a 5-hour, 4-minute, 13-inning marathon. The wives of game hero Corey Hart, closer John Axford and first base coach Garth Iorg all were involved in perilous events.
Hart's wife, Kristina, hit a deer with her vehicle going home after the game on Interstate 94. Neither Kristina nor young son Brye were injured, but her car was damaged so heavily she could not open the driver's-side door.
"She could have been killed," said Hart. "She was upset about the damage to the car. I told her not to worry about that."
Hart, who tied the game with a two-run homer in the ninth and won it with an RBI single in the 13th, hurried to the scene of the accident to make sure his wife and son were OK.
By the time they got home, he had time for only about five hours sleep before having to head back to Miller Park for the noon game against the Cubs.
"I've just got to get through this game and go home and get some sleep," he said beforehand. "The main thing is everybody is OK. We can get the car repaired."
After blowing a save for the first time in 50 chances dating to April 18 of last season, Axford learned his wife, Nicole, had gone into premature labor. He left a note for the media explaining the situation, then bolted for the hospital.
Roenicke said doctors were able to stop Nicole's labor and she will remain in the hospital a few days, then be confined to bed rest until having the baby. Her original due date was not until June.
Considering the circumstances, the letter Axford left for the media at his locker was extraordinary:
"I put my wife into contractions with my performance tonight! The streak is over so now you can talk about it. The luck I've had in the past didn't show up tonight! All I can do is start another streak and keep my head up! Cliché . . . cliché . . . cliché . . . another cliché. Gotta go! Love, Ax."
Roenicke shook his head in amazement when talking about that hand-written gesture by Axford.
"I saw that he had left a message, and it was a long one, too," said Roenicke. "He's a great guy; he's got great character. His personality is fun to be around. He's a neat guy."
With Nicole resting comfortably, Axford rejoined the team in time for the late innings Saturday but was not needed.
Iorg's wife, Patty, came out the worst of the three. She took a nasty tumble in the parking lot after the game and broke her left wrist and right elbow. She will need surgery on the wrist.
Second baseman Rickie Weeks was out of the lineup after being hit on his left hand by a pitch from Cubs reliever Lendy Castillo in the 13th inning of the series opener. X-rays were negative, but Roenicke said Weeks wasn't out of the woods yet.
"If he's out of the lineup, he's pretty sore," said Roenicke. "So, we'll see what happens tomorrow. We're fortunate that at least, right now, there's no break. Sometimes, there's a little hairline (crack) there later. But right now, we're pretty fortunate."
Weeks had the hand heavily bandaged and will be re-evaluated each day. Roenicke said he could skate by a few days a man short but added, "If you start getting to a week like with (Carlos) Gomez (and his strained hamstring), then it's time where you need to do something."
Had the Friday game continued into the 14th inning, Roenicke said pitcher Yovani Gallardo would have gone to left field, Ryan Braun would have come in to play short and Cesar Izturis would have moved over to second base.
"It would have been real interesting," said Roenicke.
All things considered, Roenicke added, "That would have been a killer to lose that game last night."
Before the game, the Brewers honored Wisconsin Timber Rattlers pitchers Chad Thompson and Mark Williams, who combined to pitch a no-hitter vs. Clinton on May 4. Pitching in tandem, Thompson went the first five innings and Williams the last four.
It was the first start of the year for Thompson, who remained behind in extended spring training while recovering from biceps tendinitis. It also was his first start above rookie-ball level.
"That was pretty cool," said Thompson. "I was just trying to do my job and get guys out as quick as possible."
Williams was signed out of independent ball last year and pitched in college for Division III champion Marietta (Ohio) College.
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Date of Stay: December, 2012
We did enjoy our stay for these reasons: staff very friendly, cavern tour was enjoyable, 3/4 mile hiking trail was fun but that is where the good stuff ends. There was a sewer leak at the head of the trail that no one had done anything to clean up. The restrooms/showers are not attended to regularly. They have a VERY expensive laundry facility, but no way for patrons to get quarters for them. The rec room should be called "wreck" room and that is being generous. It was FILTHY! Do not let your kids go in there. I'm pretty sure you could get sick from the germs in there. Besides the fact that the TV is ancient, and it only has a VHS player. There was spilled coke everywhere that no one has bothered to clean up, and the bathroom I'm sure carries disease. Lastly, the litter around the park has been there for awhile. I could tell by the age of the containers lying around. It's too bad that the maintenance stinks, because the park is overall pretty and could offer so much more!
Date of Stay: August, 2012
We LOVE Jellystone. We have stayed here several times. The first three times in a cabin, and then we purchased our travel trailer. We go at least twice every year. The kids really enjoy all the water activities. We have a family tradition that we paint a ceramic each visit in the craft barn. We also go to the candy bar bingo which we enjoy. It is clean, very family friendly and we've only had one or two staff members that I didn't feel were friendly. But most of the time, the staff is amazing! They have hired staff to monitor the pools which is way better than when it was volunteer. There is always some kind of activity going on to participate in: hay rides, scavenger hunts, crafts in the barn. They also have mini golf, fishing pond and a huge dinosaur inflatable slide that goes up certain times of the day. We stay busy the whole time we are here. And I love the fact that they have staff available for late check-in. So even if you arrive after dark, there is someone here to check you in. It gets bigger and better every year.