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Carnival Victory - Eastern Caribbean: Carnival Victory Cruise Review by jon1023
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Carnival Victory - Eastern Caribbean
Destination: Eastern Caribbean
Embarkation: Miami
Embarkation was not bad, had a short wait until boat was clear. We were with a group of 28 and had come into Miami a day early so we were at the dock early so lines were short. Some of us had booked a guarantee outside, which is what we got. But one family had 4 people squished into a triple! They were given a small cot to use that anyone over 3 foot could not fit into. We called our travel agent and they tried to work something out with Carnival but boat was sold out. Went to purser and the would try to change rooms after San Juan, after that they said after St Maarten, after that after St. Thomas...needless to say they were never moved and were not happy.
As I said we were a large group with 16 kids ages 5-17...very disappointed in the what was offered for kids to More do! There was no basketball, ping pong, the only thing was in the arcade where is cost $1.00 per game! Pools were not open 1st 3 days, only the one small pool near the slide was open daily. No explanation just closed, one day at sea, was about 85 degrees and they started painting the edge of one of the pools!
The stop in San Juan is a waste, got there at 5:00pm, told on a tour most things were already closed. Why do they have such a short stay in St. Thomas? It's not like we had to be anywhere the next day, except at Sea. St. Thomas should be a longer stop. On the Pride they had an ice cream station with toppings etc. Nothing like that on the Victory...just soft-serve, no toppings. I even asked and they said NO, we don't have anything like that here.
Dining, food was good but here Carnival screwed up again, with the same family that had problems with room. They had a table of 8 and needed a table on nine, maitre d' came over and said "Sometime that happens and had them again squish together!
Layout of ship was quirky, I found the Pride a much better layout and would recommend that ship over the Victory. Excursions we did on our own and were very good...kids finally had a good time, too bad it took 3 days! Service was spotty at times, it was a hit and miss.
Debarkation was great if we only had know that they give you 60 minutes to carry all luggage off if you wanted to. We had changed out flight plans because original flight was at 12:30 in FLL and were worried about getting from MIA to FLL in time, changed non-stop to one stop flight at 4pm. If we had known about early exit we would have been much happier in getting home at 3:30 instead of 11pm. While on this subject they also should fix the customs check after St Maarten/before St. Thomas, I understand it needs to be done but they should have a better system then everyone going at same time and wait for hours to have passport/birth cert checked. Less
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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by Kilyin, Sep 28, 2012.
Agree with them, all had good points and spot on.
I still don't understand why McPuke is on that show.
He's not as bad as I thought he'd be, but I just don't like him. Between him and Theismann, it's like choosing between different tasting vomit.
Get Witten off the damn field!
He's a good analyst.
Baldinger is wearing eye liner...lol.
The video brought up some good points even McNabb with his comments was something that I saw Romo do too much on Sunday.
hard to argue any of their points.......
and I have no problem with Mbnabb being on the show....hes right where ive wanted him for 10 years.....retired without a ring ...and he is doing pretty good and doesnt seem too biased
I don't like when everyone expects the Cowboys to win. That's when they tend to lay an egg.
that's been the big change with Romo. He keeps trying to wait for wrs to get open.
Check out the clip where Witten has to block Bennett one on one... watch what the RB and RT are doing..
Yeah, pretty sure Free was supposed to help there, rather than standing around and doing nothing.
Absolutely, the defender goes inside and the tackle is supposed to pick him up, not stand there like an idiot with nothing to do.
Yeah that was pure laziness
Did Sharpe just say that Witten is not giving effort?
In his defense, Sharpe admits he doesn't know if he's hurt (and he is.).
If Sharpe professionally assigned to analyze a game, and he singles out a player, shouldn't he at least know if the guy is playing hurt?
Didn't notice that, but now that you mention it, he's wearing more than most women do.

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Get an overview of this hotel4-star hotel on the beach, near Paradise Beach
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Nestled on the beach, this Platis Gialos hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Platis Gialos Beach and Paradise Beach. Windmills of Mykonos and Aegean Maritime Museum are also within 3 mi (5 km).
At Acrogiali, start your day with a complimentary buffet breakfast, then head to the beach where you can enjoy water skiing.
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All 70 rooms offer free WiFi, balconies or patios, and flat-screen TVs with satellite channels. Other amenities available to guests include refrigerators, hair dryers, and safes.
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The hotel offers a coffee shop/café and a snack bar/deli. A beach bar is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.
This beach hotel also offers a terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and gift shops/newsstands. A roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) and a ferry terminal shuttle are complimentary for guests. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Free airport transportation
- Beach umbrellas
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- Free ferry terminal shuttle
- Free breakfast
- 24-hour front desk
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 70
- Coffee shop or café
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- Elevator/lift
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Grocery/convenience store
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- Number of floors - 2
- Garden
- Terrace
- Beach bar
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- Free self parking
- Shopping on site
- Free WiFi
- Year Built 1993
- Snack bar/deli
- Number of buildings/towers - 6
- Television in common areas
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- Family Hotel
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- Balcony or patio
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- Flat-panel TV
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- Private bathroom
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A complimentary buffet breakfast is served each morning between 7:30 AM and 11:00 AM.
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The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Windsurfing nearby
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- Water skiing on site
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Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at noon
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Check-out time is 11:30 AM
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 3 children stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for EUR 30 per day.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for EUR 5 per day.
- Pets stay free
- Dogs and cats only
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Hotel Registry Number - 1173K014A0299000
Pets allowed (no fees)
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- Crib (infant bed) fee: EUR 5 per day
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 30 per day
Hotel Name
- Acrogiali
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- Acrogiali Hotel Mykonos
- Acrogiali Mykonos
- Acrogiali Hotel Mykonos, Greece
- Acrogiali Hotel Platys Gialos
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We found a web site on the internet advertising a hot tub that was just perfect for our needs. We contacted Todd the salesman for Direct To Home Appliances LLC, gave him our credit card number to confirm our order. We received a contract from Todd dated 5/14/2010, a customer number and ID number and that we owed $3,447.00 via cash as they do not accept credit cards for the full payment and that our hot tub would be shipped in 4-6 weeks (allow +/- two weeks for delivery time). I have made many phone calls and sent numerous emails inquiring about our purchase and either have to leave a message with no return call or send emails withno responses. I can count on one had how many times I have actually gotten some response from someone. Also we were told by Todd that this hot tub was such a good deal because it had been a special order, but the purchaser had backed out and therefore he could give it to us at a special price. We did not order the specs that were included with the hot tub. But needless to say, it didn'tcome until we were told it had been delivered to their warehouse on November 28, 2010 and soon to be delivered to us. At this time we had said we'd had enough and wanted a refund only to be told that they didn't have the money to refund us as it was spent elsewhere. On December 20, 2010, I receive an email from Jeff Myers, customer service, that our hot tub was ready for delivery but that they didn't have any money to send it, eventhough our contract included delivery to our home. They have made arrangements with shipping companies to deliver for $300-$400 and that would be refunded "once we are all set" financially to give us a full refund for the delivery. I have a hard time believing this will ever happen. Therefore, I have contacted the FTC, the CA Dept. of Justice and the BBB. We can only hope that some how Steve Barbarich lives up to his promises to his customers, deliver their purchases or provide parts that no longer are working and someone closes this scammer down!
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Loved my 940. It's magazines were stiff at first, but in a few days they loosened up and took a full load without problems. The pistol was accurate and easy to shoot as well.
After many years yearning I have finally started to persue my interest in handguns. My first purchase was a S&W Model 60 limited edition 357 mag. It is a J (small) frame but what a pleasure to shoot. Just the second time on the range i was getting reasonably accurate.
I deciced to go up a notch and purchased a Taurus Model PT940, 40 caliber semi auto. I wish I had never bought it. Accuracy, even for my buddy who is fully experienced is not good. the real bad part is it came with 2 magazines. First of all they are supposed to hold 10 rounds. Well, I have found no one who can get 10 rounds into the mag. Also, one of the mags continually causes a jam and the mag pops out of the gun. The dealer has ordered me a ne one. In the mean time I am looking at a new S&W or possibly a 9 millimeter to take its place.
Anyone with similare experiences?
Loved my 940. It's magazines were stiff at first, but in a few days they loosened up and took a full load without problems. The pistol was accurate and easy to shoot as well.
Gordo, Does this mean I can expect to see your PT940 in the Classifieds area soon? (The vultures begin to circle.... lol)
I don't have experience with the 40, but I have a PT145 Mil Pro (ss slide) that I love. When I began using it, 9 was max in the mag. Now loading the 10th works, though I usually make that one a FMJ, not a hollow point.
After I first bought it, I fed it some Wolf ammo. Bad idea! Other than that the Taurus has worked perfectly. Big power in a small package. Great review in the press too. When I get home Sunday, I could post a reference for that.
A couple of the reviews to which I alluded above:
Gun Test said it may be the best "fighting 45" among the several compact 45s they were testing at the time. I'll try to find the specific issue of Gun Test.
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Ashley Cole is poised to become the seventh player to win 100 England caps after being named on Thursday in Roy Hodgson's squad for next week's friendly with 2014 World Cup hosts Brazil at Wembley.
Cole was included in a 24-strong squad announced by Hodgson that also features emerging talents Raheem Sterling, Jonjo Shelvey and Wilfried Zaha.
However, there was no place for Tottenham's Scott Parker, fit again after coming back from Euro 2012 with an Achilles injury.
Liverpool's Steven Gerrard, who won his 100th England cap against Sweden in November, retained the captaincy and fellow experienced midfielder Frank Lampard was also included in the squad.
England squad
Goalkeepers: Jack Butland (Birmingham), Joe Hart (Manchester City)
Defenders: Leighton Baines (Everton), Gary Cahill (Chelsea), Ashley Cole (Chelsea), Phil Jagielka (Everton), Glen Johnson (Liverpool), Joleon Lescott (Manchester City), Chris Smalling (Manchester United), Kyle Walker (Tottenham)
Midfielders: Michael Carrick (Manchester United), Tom Cleverley (Manchester United), Steven Gerrard (Liverpool, capt), Frank Lampard (Chelsea), Aaron Lennon (Tottenham), James Milner (Manchester City), Leon Osman (Everton), Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (Arsenal), Theo Walcott (Arsenal), Jack Wilshere (Arsenal)
Forwards: Jermain Defoe (Tottenham), Wayne Rooney (Manchester United), Daniel Sturridge (Liverpool), Danny Welbeck (Manchester United)


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A western Manitoba man who has spent more than 15 years locked up for repeatedly sexually assaulting his sisters and then his own daughter over a three-decade span was set to be released from jail Friday.
"He's an individual who has stolen the childhood of his own daughter. He's stolen the childhood of three of his sisters," Crown attorney Ronald Toews said during a sentencing hearing in Brandon Court of Queen's Bench.
"His acts are the most despicable that this court, I would suggest, has seen in a very long time and hopefully will never see again," said Toews, who lost a bid to keep the 61-year-old offender locked up longer.
The man cannot be identified to protect the identities of his multiple victims.
He was handed 11 years in prison in the late 1990s after admitting to a spate of sex crimes he committed against his sisters dating back to 1964.
The offender was released from prison in 2009 after serving every day of that sentence. He was arrested two days later, however, for the crimes he admitted Friday he inflicted on his daughter between 1989 and 1997, starting when she was just seven.
Police had long suspected him in the attacks, but didn't have enough solid evidence to charge him until the victim came forward to them in 2009.
What she ultimately testified to at a preliminary hearing was "some of the most disturbing evidence I've seen in my prosecution career," Toews said.
Justice John Menzies heard the offender inflicted violence on his sons to effectively force their sister into complying with his sexual demands. He would also ply the girl with marijuana in order to cloud her head and relax her to allow him to commit his attacks on her, Toews said.
"These are disturbing and serious assaults," Toews said.
After being convicted for assaulting his sisters in 1998, the man appeared for years to be "a model inmate," Toews said.
By 2006, however, his risk for future sexual offending had jumped to "high" in the eyes of corrections officials. He was denied parole a number of times. Mental-health concerns also began to emerge when he began having delusions he was a man of great wealth, court heard.
He was attacked numerous times by fellow inmates who found out what he was charged with, said defence lawyer Robert Harrison.
Now that he's older, it remains uncertain how he's going to put his life back together, Harrison said.
He has lost all support from his family, Harrison noted.
"Don't ask me to feel sorry for him because his family's rejected him," Menzies said. "That's like shooting your parents and then whining that you're an orphan."
Menzies weighed what punishment the man may have received had he been sentenced back in 1998 for all of his various crimes put together.
He concluded it would have been in the range of 15 years, the amount of time he's already served.
Menzies declined to impose further jail time on the offender, who has been housed at Milner Ridge Correctional Centre since being moved there in 2012.
"That you subjected your daughter and your sisters to this is just incomprehensible (and) abhorrent," Menzies said. "These are horrific offences."
The man is barred for life from going to playgrounds or parks where kids under age 16 may be and cannot work or volunteer in positions of trust over children. Menzies also placed him on supervised probation for three years, which requires him to take sex-offender treatment and report his address to officials.
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Clearwater is the highlight
On your way there is a stop-off at Batu Bungan, a Penan resettlement area where you are invited to buy souvenirs or try your hand at using a blow pipe.
Wind Cave will be the first you come to; there is a smallish walk to the entrance of the cave which is on an upward gradient. Be sure to wear good shoes as it can get quite slippery. This cave is tenuously named Wind Cave because at one point in a cave passage there is a slight breeze. There are some massive cave formations in here and Mulu Parks have lit them in a really atmospheric way but again, all walking is done on boardwalks.
At this point you may be all caved out but fear not, for Clearwater Cave is impressive in its own right. There is a slightly longer walk to the entrance to this cave, in fact the park guides take great relish in informing you that there are 200 steps up to the mouth of the cave. However, there are stop-off points along the way where you can rest. If you've already been to the other caves before Clearwater, you may find the cave itself a bit samey, until you hear the rushing water below. This is the only cave open at Mulu which has an underwater river running through, and it's so long that even after two decades of mapping, they still haven't found the source of the river.
It is likely that you will be a bit hot and bothered after your half-day of traipsing through the caves; lucky then that the river that runs through Clearwater Cave forms a delightfully clear pool at the foot of the cave. You are encouraged to swim here and it is advisable to bring a picnic lunch if you want to stay a bit longer.
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BATON ROUGE (AP) — A state judge has rejected a prosecution request to revoke former Miami running back Cecil Collins' probation and send him back to prison for up to five years.
At a hearing Thursday, The Advocate reported District Judge Mike Caldwell stayed his ruling pending an appeal by East Baton Rouge Parish Assistant District Attorney Sue Bernie.
Caldwell set a $25,000 bond for the 36-year-old Collins, a standout at LSU and McNeese State. He ordered him to remain in Louisiana while the matter is on appeal.
Collins, from Leesville, was released May 1 from a Florida prison and extradited to Louisiana after serving 13 1/2 years for committing a 1999 burglary in Miami while on probation in Louisiana. Following his arrest in Florida, Louisiana officials issued a warrant against him for violating probation.


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A Perth fisherman and his nine-year-old son have told how a four-metre white pointer shark menaced their boat as they fished for whiting off the West Australian coast at the weekend.
Mike Taylor was fishing with his young son Jack and another man when the shark approached their vessel about 7km off Perth's Trigg surf beach.
News of the encounter, in which the shark nudged the boat's motor and severed its anchor rope, comes just over a week after 29-year-old Brad Smith died in a shark attack off the WA coast.
In that attack, two sharks - believed to have been a great white and a large bronze whaler - were seen just before Mr Smith was attacked while surfing off Gracetown in the state's south-west.
Mr Taylor said the shark involved in the weekend incident was large.
"It was a very large shark, about four metres or so, a white pointer," he told the Nine Network, holding up the anchor rope the shark had severed.
"He put his head out of the water a couple of times just to have a good look at us, which was quite interesting."
His son Jack said he fled to the front of the boat when he saw the shark.
"As soon as I saw him nudge the motor and stick out his head and look at us with his big, black, beady eye, I ran up to the front of the boat," he said.
WA Fisheries Department spokesman Tony Cappelluti said people must remain aware of the dangers of sharks in the area.
"That far off shore, there's nothing to worry about in terms of swimmers. But obviously those sharks can move large distances so people need to be aware they have been in the area," he told the Nine Network.


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Thomas Couture
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"The unknown is essential for me. It is why I love my art, which defies prediction… I want to talk about true art, that echo of the soul that never satisfies, that thirst for the infinite…. " Thomas Couture, Méthode et entretiens d'atelier, (Conversations on Art Methods) p. 277–278, Paris, 1867
Thomas Couture demonstrated a precocious talent for design. An official painter during the July Monarchy and the Second Empire, he was also sought after for his skills as a portrait artist. His art expressed, through allegory, a personal vision of his time. He taught some of the most talented historical painters of his era.
After studying at the École des arts et métiers, then at the École des beaux-arts (School of Fine Arts) in Paris, in 1830, Couture trained in the studio of the painter Antoine-Jean Gros. A silver medal winner of the Prix de Rome in 1837, he exhibited at the Paris Salon three years later, earning a medal in 1847 for his painting Les Romains de la décadence (Étude pour « Horace et Lydie », v. 1843) (Romans in the Decadence of the Empire [Study for "Horace and Lydia", c.1843]). He rose to the rank of Knight of the Legion of Honour the following year and received commissions for murals from the government and clergy.
Art critics proclaimed him as the leader of the juste milieu (middle ground) group, whose goal it was to reconcile romanticism and tradition with realism and modernity. Uncomfortable in this role and disenchanted with the politics of the academic system, he opened an independent studio in 1850 where his pupils included Édouard Manet and Pierre Puvis de Chavannes. In 1866, Couture returned to his birthplace of Senlis where he continued to teach mainly American students since his fame had spread as far as the United States. In 1867, Couture published Méthode et entretiens d'atelier, a work on his pictoral technique. He died in 1879 and is interred in Père Lachaise Cemetery.
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Following the discovery of Richard III's skeleton under a Leicester car park, archaeologists are now turning their attentions to locating another lost king, Alfred the Great.
His remains are believed to lie in an unmarked grave in Winchester and a team is reportedly applying for permission to dig up the spot at St Bartholomew's Church. It is thought Alfred's skeleton could be found among a collection of bones there.
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My granddaughter wore costume for a Mardi Gras Parade, and it was perfect for the occasion. It was a little big around the shoulders but it worked.
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I ordered a Medium and my daughter wears an 8 - the neck was too big so I had to pin it up in the back - otherwise, great material and costumeHat had filling inside to make it poffy but it was loosey goosey and not sewed up so the fuzz kept coming out
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We live in Australia and have never brought anything from America was very impressed with the service and the quality. Because we dont celbrate Halloween costumes are so ecpensive here because there is not the market.
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Man Arrested In Gainesville Road Rage Incident
A Gainesville man is behind bars Saturday after police say he pointed a loaded gun at a driver for cutting him off.
Police said William Escue, 30, was traveling southbound on Highway 441 around 8 a.m. Saturday when a driver pulled out in front of him.
When the woman turned left on 53rd Avenue, that's when police said Escue followed her, went around oncoming traffic and slammed on his brakes. He pulled up next to the victim's car and pointed a shotgun at her and her 10 year-old son.
"She was definitely in fear for her safety," Lt. Alan Willis said. "She thought for sure based on the totality of everything, when she saw the shotgun, her life and her son's life were in imminent danger and was upset about the situation."
Escue is charged with two counts of aggravated assault and one count of reckless driving.
Police say Escue does have a permit to carry a concealed weapon.
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Apps like "i See You HD lite" which is available on iTunes or "iTrack" which is available in iTunes and Google Play purport to provide tracking of smartphones in real time. They are tagged as entertainment and not meant to be used for nefarious purposes.
To Mr. Kellner however, "they have no legitimate purpose" and he is sponsoring a bill in the New York State legislature that would make it illegal for such apps to be sold. Penalties under this law would impose fines between $1,000 to $5,000 for each violation for "chronic" offenders.
Mr. Kellner asserts that these apps are akin to illegal wiretaps and make it easier for stalkers to track their would-be victims. He has been demanding that Google and Apple have the aforementioned apps, and others like them, removed from Google Play and iTunes
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The thoughtfully appointed 285 Conquest offers premium comfort and features for active day cruises, fishing runs and overnighting. Improvements abound to make your offshore trips a pleasure, including better helm visibility, an enhanced port lounge, and more storage throughout the deck and cabin. The boat's elegant cabin sleeps four with a plush forward V-berth/dinette and a mid-cabin double berth. Optional HDTV, a deluxe galley and private head deliver the comforts of home when taking family or friends for a cruise.
When you're not entertaining a crowd in the generous cockpit, go out and find those big freshwater or saltwater fish. Whichever type of angling you prefer, the 285 Conquest is fully equipped for offshore fishing. Three hardtop options and numerous innovations make the 285 Conquest your perfect new angler boat for seizing the moment.
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Lambert, McGraw lead ACM nods; Motley Crue to retire
Miranda Lambert has received seven nominations for the Annual Academy of Country Music Awards - including her third consecutive nomination in the Entertainer of the Year category and her eighth for Female Vocalist. She tied for most noms with Tim McGraw - also garnering seven. Among his nominations, he's up for Album of the Year for his "Two Lanes Of Freedom."
Motley Crue are hanging up their microphones. After more than three decades together, the group announced that they will embark on a final tour and then ultimately retire. The quartet - Vince Neil, Mick Mars, Nikki Sixx, and Tommy Lee - will launch a more than 60-date North American concert series beginning on July 2. Following that, they'll do a world tour and then go their separate ways.
Prince is dropping his 22 million dollar lawsuit. The singer was pressing charges against 22 website owners and Facebook users who he says posted bootleg footage of his concerts. Lawyers told online tabloid TMZ that the suit was dropped after fans removed infringing links to his music.
Finally, happy birthday to Oprah Winfrey. The media mogul turned 60 on Wednesday (January 29). Unlike her blowout party for her 50th birthday - which included performances from the likes of Tina Turner and Stevie Wonder - sources say Winfrey was planning a low-key celebration for her big 6-0 at her Montecito, California home.


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Guess what time it is? You got it, its Showtime. That's right Showtime has received another update to the test build today which adds some extra features and fixes some bugs as usual. Want to know what's new in this release? Keep reading and you'll see.
Showtime already gives us lots of features and a wide variety of formats to view our favorite movies in. Now we have a little more continuous playback of videos in the directory which would be good I guess for a music video mix or maybe a Big Bang theory marathon or something.
As always when dealing with the test build please remember that this is not a fully stable version and is a constant work in progress. So if you're having an issue report it and maybe it will be fixed in the next update.
3.5.175-g1f7c531Add support for continuous playback of all video items in a directory
This needs to be enabled in the video playback settings (default off)
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3.5.134-g7d1f686ps3: Switch memory allocator to TLSF
This is another attempt to fix the out of memory issues that has
been plauging Showtime for quite some while.
So far it looks much better than when using jemalloc
3.5.121-g9598cbfps3: Fix DVD playback
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Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan Need "Counseling" For Problems?
"Channing Tatum and his wife, Jenna Dewan-Tatum, are working hard on their marriage!" says Star. According to the magazine, the couple is "considering professional counseling to help sort through their issues." So, what are their problems?
The supermarket tabloid claims the problem is that Tatum works too much. "He needs to hit the reset button," a source tells the magazine. "It took him a while to find success in Hollywood, but since he's become an A-list name, he's working himself into the ground."
Can Gossip Cop interrupt to explain what's really going on here? Last month, Star published a lie for a cover story, falsely alleging that the couple was getting divorced. That was garbage, and now the tabloid is trying to wriggle its way out of that lie with this "counseling" story. But it's not going to work because Gossip Cop has a very long memory.
Basically, Star clearly has terribly ill-informed sources or the tabloid is making up these tall tales. Either way, it's not good the magazine, and even worse for its readers. There was no divorce talk last month, and there's no counseling this month. Reps for the couple exclusively tells Gossip Cop there's no truth to the newest story.


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Obama has worked for all AmericansPrint This Post By Rev. Jesse Jackson
When former Secretary of State Colin Powell endorsed Barack Obama for president, Romney campaign chair John Sununu dismissed it as just a black man standing up for one of his tribe.
That racial gibe fits a campaign with a yawning racial divide: Obama is struggling among white working-class men, while Romney has essentially abandoned any effort to win the votes of African Americans and Latinos.
Someone should talk to the skilled, largely white, workers at Sensata Technologies Inc. about that. They work for a hugely profitable company owned by Romney's Bain Capital. Bain is moving the jobs to China.
When these workers called on Romney for help, they got no answer. When they looked for an ally, I joined them, stood with them and was arrested with them protesting the plant closure. We were united in the cause, not divided by the color of our skin.
That is what is so troubling about this election. Voters are faced with a clear choice. Romney is a wealthy man — a plutocrat — who champions a plutocrat's agenda. He would cut taxes on the wealthy and eliminate taxes on profits multinationals report abroad (giving Bain and others million-dollar incentives to move more jobs or report profits overseas).
He wants to savage Medicaid and repeal Obamacare, costing 34 million people health-care coverage. He would slash spending on education, child nutrition, veterans programs and more. He promises to repeal the reforms made to limit Wall Street's excesses.
Obama is neither the socialist that the right denounces nor the populist that many on the left had hoped for. His sensible agenda calls for bringing the troops home from Afghanistan and using the savings to rebuild America. He asks the wealthy to pay higher taxes to help pay down the debt and make the investments vital to the economy in education, research and infrastructure. He supports limiting Wall Street gambling and protecting consumers from financial predators. He proposes a minimum tax on multinationals, part of a coherent effort to revive manufacturing here in America.
Sensata workers understand this isn't about race; it is about which side you are on. They know that when Bain closes the plant and shuts off the lights, we all look the same in the dark.
Obama's re-election is burdened by the lousy economy. But here Romney and his allies have been disingenuous. They want voters to forget that Romney supports the same policies that drove the economy off the cliff. They skip over the fact that Obama inherited an economy in free-fall, a financial system verging on collapse, a housing bubble bursting and two wars fought on a credit card.
Obama's recovery program stopped the free-fall. He ended the war in Iraq. He saved the auto industry. He saved billions in bank ripoffs in the student loan program and put the money into Pell Grants for deserving students. In the midst of a national crisis, he faced unprecedented and unrelenting Republican obstruction. And despite this, America has done better on his watch than any other industrial country in coming out of the calamity.
This marks the 10th time I have endorsed Barack Obama for election. Like many, I have my own list of wouldas, shouldas and couldas. But I have never regretted my endorsements.
Barack Obama has put up with ugly personal insults and slurs, without taking the bait. He has served us with intelligence, judgment and dignity. He understands that America grows from the middle out, not from the top down. He knows that the poor, most of whom toil in high-risk, often-menial jobs without workplace safety, need a rope of hope — public transportation, public education, Medicaid and Medicare.
As the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. said, the poor deserve a floor beneath which no one falls.
That is the moral burden America can afford and must honor. Our character must depend upon this contract. President Obama understands this. He has earned our trust. And he has earned our vote.
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Dr. Mueggenberg works primarily in the intensive care unit where he helps take care of the sickest patients, including those who have just been through a surgery, a traumatic accident, or become acutely ill from infection or other medical reasons. He is a strong advocate for patients and families, and works with the parents to provide the best care for the individual needs of their child.


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These massive tomes are used for storage of crafters' patterns, recipes, and schematics. This is for the plain items to copy to a sketch. Once copied into the tome it will never decay and always be available to the owner. The three variants available are: * A leather-bound tome of culinary delights to hold your recipes. * A leather-bound tome of tailored splendours to hold your patterns. * A leather-bound tome of schematic wonders to hold your schematics. These can be purchased for 150 credits at the Miscellaneous Artefact Shop in Delos. The syntax for using these artefacts is: TRADEBOOK <tome> ADD <item> - add a recipe, pattern, or schematic from your inventory. TRADEBOOK <tome> BUY <item> - add a recipe, pattern, or schematic directly from purchasing. TRADEBOOK <tome> FIND <text> - find a specific stored item in your tradebook. TRADEBOOK <tome> LIST - list all items in your tradebook. DESIGN <sketch> COPY <id> FROM <tome> (See also HELP CRAFTING GUIDELINES, HELP TAILORING, HELP JEWELLERY, and HELP COOKING DESIGN)


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Person 1: Did you see Jenny's "25 things" note?
Person 2: Yeah! Everybody and their mom is making one.
Person 2: Yeah! Everybody and their mom is making one.
by Jamaal and Boquifa February 02, 2009
More than just everybody. Same as adding 1 to an infinite number. Noun, never plural, always singular.
I tried to buy tickets to the Motley Crue tour, but everybody and their mom was there.
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Video: Goldberg Talks About WrestleMania 30 Rumors, WWE Return, Bret Hart, HOF & More
Bill Goldberg cleared WrestleMania rumors at Marlins Park, during the Legends of Wrestling Night at Miami Marlins Park. He also talks about wrestling in Japan and having remorse for a kick that many coined as a career ending hit for Bret Hart. He tackles the question of being inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. Goldberg also speaks about MMA and wrestling.


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Any chance that with the WP version you could make it so that artists could register and have a back end built into it that blends perfectly with the site?
Thanks for the suggestions, we will consider it.
Stay tuned.
Ad secretion on homepage iPad blog widget would be nice.
Don't forget color schemes in wp
Wow, this is the best music theme I've ever seen on ThemeForest! Really great work, buying soon!
Thank you!
Just saw this, absolutely marvelous. Great, great job.
Thanks crozer, really appreciated
Dude I have to say I loved your work on several levels, amazing work!
I'll do the purchase in the coming days
Thank you really appreciated
+1 on a light/white version. Hope that happens!
Hi there,
This is a really nice theme!
Quick question. I have a client who is both a singer and actor that I am looking to find a template for. How easy would it be to put videos on the homepage where you currently have the podcasts?
Also how easy would it be to add a gallery to eiher releases or artist templates, as I need to be able to put up pics, videos and audio tracks on some of the pages and am looking for an elegant solution to handling a lot of content
It's not easy, you would have to rewrite the script and build a slider that displays videos. Maybe better to leave the music player. Slider Revolution has support for video (youtube and vimeo), you can achieve very nice results.
see: http://themes.themepunch.com/?theme=revolution_jq
You can create galleries using the lightbox. You can add photos, videos … We used fancybox you can see what is possible: http://fancybox.net/
Awesome template, great coding!
We are glad to hear that , thank you!
Excellent Theme! As soon as I saw this theme I knew this one was the one that i needed! Clean code too!
Thank You
I love this theme! Cant wait to get the WP version. One question, how do I get the twitter feed to work? Im in the JS file but Im not sure where to add my username. Or is it non functional?
Thank you! Please update your theme exactly one file
Then go to
and change your twitter username.
I changed the twitter name in the config.php but im not sure what u mean by "update your theme exactly one file/plugins/tweets.php"...
Download latest theme version from themeforest (1.0.1) and replace your file /plugins/tweets.php on a new file from version 1.0.1.
is it possible to edit the images on the homepage??
Sorry but, we didn't understand you correctly. Can you describe your problem in details?
can i edit the templatein dreamweaver?
Each modern editor is good to edit this theme. Great if your editor has support for html5 tags.
great how do i stop the music player from auto starting ??
remove "atostart" class from your player.
<ul id="tracklist" class="autostart" />
Yep, bravo for this new theme, awesome and very clean code to learn about HTML5 Haha ^^ !! waiting for the WP version now. Best, Thierry
Thank you, appreciate it Wordpress soon. Probably today will be light version.
Yep, just a question, where can i change the address for google map in the contact form, i found it anywhere ^^ Best, Thierry
address: 'Level 13, 2 Elizabeth St, Melbourne Victoria 3000 Australia', zoom: 16, zoomControl: true, scrollwheel: false, markers: [ { 'address' : 'Level 13, 2 Elizabeth St, Melbourne Victoria 3000 Australia' }Replace address on yours "Level 13, 2 Elizabeth St, Melbourne Victoria 3000 Australia".
More information can be found on the plugin page: http://www.smashinglabs.pl/gmap
Yes, thanks for help, in the same time, i know where to eat the best fries now ^^ Best, Thierry
Something strange! the icon-dj don't want to appear on the left, i try with an other and work but not with "dj", perhaps doesn't love me ^^ Thanks, Thierry
I found the problem, you forgot this icon in style.css ^^ Best, Thierry
really nice ,I love this theme Cant wait to get the WP version . when wordpress version is available?
Thank you, month maybe less. Stay tuned.
Hi , Great theme – A couple ??? Are the audio players flash ? – Will they play on iPhone – iPad ? None of your audio players have volume controls
- Would it be difficult to include volume ?
Hello and thank you. All players are written in HTML5 . Flash is used only in old IE browsers. Good suggestion, we consider the addition of the volume slider. Currently you can set a constant volume level for the entire template by JS parameter.
Hello i'm having problem to put music playing in the main page, When i open the page the music don't start playing even if i click in play button nothing happen.
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Date of Stay: September, 2015
We stayed for 6 days. Originally they had us by the pool but we explained we wanted a quiet site, & that our dogs would be disturbed by constant traffic walking by to the pool (and may bark). So they switched us to Maple ave. That turned out to be a much better site-much bigger & a view of the bay. Wi-fi only works at the rec center. There is another wi-fi that announces itself but is not free, therefore we never tried the wi-fi. The speed bumps are fairly steep on the 1st road of the park. And the alignment of the gate and 'safety' posts made it a bit tricky to leave with our rig. The rest of the roads are well kept. However, there are several roads that are unmarked dead ends - which can be unnerving when your new. We were given a pass for the mirror so that they would raise the barrier each time we returned from town. However, never did the see the pass, we would have to ring the gatebell & show it out the window every time. They should have a gate card option. Our site was level, & clean - except for the garbage in the firepit left by the previous campers (that was cleaned out by their crew 4 days later on their own (we hadn't use the fire pit). The park is fairly quiet where we were sited. The dog park is quite large & clean, with trees-our dogs loved it. A double gate on the dog park would be a nice addition. The recreation hall is quite impressive. Very few negatives - they need more garbage cans - i didn't find a single one except for 'at' the dog park (so walking your dog you're carrying the 'refuse' all the way back to your site). There was no recycling center to be found. There were mangled tin cans with sharp edges & frequently garbage on the little park by the bay. (I picked up the cans because it could cut little bare feet or dogs feet). There is very little shade in maple cr. All in All we will return - and the area is really nice too :)
Date of Stay: August, 2015
We stayed for about a week. The campground is spotless. The dog kennels could be improved - for example they are no longer on grass as advertised but concrete stones, and there is no cover for rain (our dogs were soaked as we couldn't get back in time to avoid the sudden rain). Dog kenneling prices are good and they will keep them til 8pm which is nice. Our site was ok - treed, but not level. It was easy to pull in -however, very tight exiting (the forward road was quite narrow). The rest of the roads in the park are easily travelled with a big rig. The site we had backed on to one of the parks main thoroughfares, so we were inundated with dust day in and day out - traffic, people, bikes etc constantly walking behind our RV (past our 'living room' window), made it noisy and dusty. Watering the road down would reduce the dust considerably. The exercise area, ponds, roaming ducks, restrooms, and petting zoo are all wonderfully cared for. There wasn't really any hiking or walking trails that we found to walk the dogs etc. For those that use it - the pool area and splash pad is clean and well maintained. There's a giant dumping bucket for the splash pad. There are carts to rent - very popular with the kids, and giant duck and swan paddle boats. There is a strict quiet time after 10pm which really makes it enjoyable in the evenings. They charge a 10.00 reservation fee if you reserve by phone - none by web. We paid 8.00 additional /night for a 3rd adult (no children however). We walked around the CG and simply picked better suited sites for our rig and preferences for next year - as we are definitely coming back. All in All a beautiful campground well run, clean, and lovingly maintained. We will continue returning.
Date of Stay: August, 2015
i was surprised that all monies were required up front before arriving. 1st deposit was 1/2, and 2 weeks before arrival they billed another 1/2 (i received the good sam discount when i checked in as a refund), i was charged a 25.00 deposit for the gate key (no choice), and 10.00 - thanks for doing business with us reservation fee (charged no matter how you reserve - online or phone). Personally i find it offensive to be charged a fee to do business with a company - not for any specific item just for being their customer. There is no refund once you are within 2 weeks of the stay - they keep the ENTIRE amount regardless of reason for cancelling. We found the site small but 'ok'. the site was level. They have a 'travel' section in the front building - that consisted of 3 brochures - 2 of which were for selling their seasonal trailer units. The wi-fi we found out after we checked in was quite expensive (we ended up not purchasing). For 70/ night it should be included. We were offered 'beach front' sites at 10 MORE a night - but declined when we found they had zero shade, & only electric. The beach is rock - not sand - it's a pretty view though. There are 'group' camping sites elsewhere in the park (due to noise) but for some reason they allowed 2 or 3 groups of people on the 3 sites all behind us. The entire weekend was noisy and loud. The CG is mostly seasonal now - there's a few acres more of seasonal sites - it seems they are raising the prices of overnight camping to pay for the infrastructure of building new seasonal sites by the acre. Everything extra charge -charge for wi-fi, charge for mini-golf, charge for horseback riding, charge for arcade games, charge charge charge. The 'restaurant' is nothing like the website pictures or description in the least. For the value we won't be returning. It was just too expensive for basic camping. (Keep in mind while the pool area is gorgeous we don't use that area so it doesn't play in the the equation).
Date of Stay: August, 2015
The Park is 90% seasonal. There is a beautiful pool and water play area at front for those that like pools. The roads to overnight spots are thru tight lanes of seasonal site. We had to exit our truck and ask locals to move their golf carts etc to get thru. Seasonal sites are run down and messy. No shade on overnight sites - there are young trees planted - 1 on each site at front but they would take 10-20 years to be shade. There are trees / bushes behind overnight sites that block satellite signal but are too sparse for privacy. Lots of mosquitos in that border. Other side of those bushes is more seasonal sites. Check in is a odd 3 hours window only (1-4 pm at peak season). This is really inconvenient - after hours check in has to be previously arranged and if your racing nearby its next to impossible to know when you can leave to move to this park. Also site was not level as promised. Tap for water (and cable - we didn't try because we didn't have an adaptor - there is a co-ax male end of cable exiting the ground at the tap?) is at very back of site - meaning you need a 40 ft plus hose for water or park at the back section of the site (our rig's rear window was in the bushes). The sewer is also fairly far back so you need a long sewer hose if you want to park at a reasonable distance from the bushes. Sites are wide and deep in this section - there around 6 sites in a row here with an field across. Back in only. Wi-fi internet is a joke - you connect but never get any speed to even google a restaurant. Out of 3 days of trying I managed to get online successfully for 20 min at 6am on Tuesday only. On a small note the gate keypad is so low you have to exit your vehicle if its taller than a mini cooper to enter the code. The Fire ring had garbage in it when we arrived. There is a fry shack near pool. Won't Return.
Date of Stay: August, 2014
This campground (cg) is old and run down. It's run on a cash only basis - so be prepared to have everything you need in cash up front. The cg is messy, and not well laid out. There are no dead end signs for example - not fun when your rig is 55' long in total. Their map is hand drawn with markers and then photocopied for the last 20 years it seems - so it's pretty much illegible and useless. Cell signal (not the cg's fault) is abysmal and seems to move constantly. We were placed in a 'previously' seasonal site. The only way to fit our rig was diagonally. It took us 1 hr of jockeying back and forth for that entire time to fit our rig in - not due to the size - which was generous - but the horrid topography — there was a 8 ft tall rubble hill on onside (seemed to be just rubble and weeds dumped there), trees all placed 'purposely' but in such a way as to block any logical way to get into the site, not to mention the garbage on the site — and rubble such as old broken patio stones etc. On the site there were numerous beer caps, zip ties, garden hoses - it was a mess, as well as several points where you could simply drop your RV down a steep hill if you weren't super careful. We spent a lot of times clearing crud out so it wouldn't spike our tires. After finally getting the rig in - the pervasive smell of garbage took over - being that the site was about 100 yards from their 'dump' area - also a mess. We damaged several areas of our roof due to the very low branches on either side of the narrow 'road' (I use the term loosely). The same trees also pulled clear off our vortex vent on the roof (a feat!). Also, prior to the cg entrance is a super steep gravel hill - about 40 degrees, right after you turn on to their road - so you don't have any real momentum to get up the hill nicely. (we received no warning of this when we called and reserved.) I would not recommend trying that hill with an RV in any sort of damp weather. The owners / managers themselves seemed nice, as did fellow campers (the few we saw). First night there they had a horseshoe contest - which was really rowdy - lots of loud yelling, loud cursing and beer clinking clearly heard even from several hundred yards away. The next day that area was still messy with debris from the 'party'. We asked about return time for the gate locking and were informed 'we only lock the gate on long weekends to stop people going into town late at night for more beer'! The water is completely undrinkable - in fact the supply was a buried green 20 year old garden hose … completely unsafe. The sewer hookups were a disaster and really seemed like an afterthought. And the water itself was terrible smelling. I think they were pumping it straight out of the pond. On one of the days we were there we had the pleasure of watching, smelling, and hearing their tractor pump the sewage from the front lawn pipes and go back and forth past our site with it to some 'other' place - all day long. The land is beautiful but the campground needs to be basically rebuilt. The cg store is really nothing but some old ice cream and t-shirts with the cg name on it (unlike the website ads). Wood is 8$ a bag (very large bag). The place is overrun by mosquitoes due to the stagnant ponds. Some of the seasonal campers are quite rowdy at times. The cg managers advised me the pictures on their web site are not even 'their' cg. I would not return.
Date of Stay: June, 2013
We did not camp overnight. We wanted to stop by this park and pay to dump our black and grey tanks. We called ahead, and they said they were big rig accessible. Even though it's a small park, it was a 45 min drive through their park having to go 1-2 miles an hour due to incredibly narrow roads, pot holes (huge - several feet across!), and an incredible amount of low branches. The employee had us follow him down a 30 plus degree hill, and a super narrow dirt path, and we took out several trees branches with our RV (NOT HAPPY about those scratches). We also had to put the truck in 4x4 to get up the hill (nearly didn't make it, and there was nowhere to back up and get a 'running start'). Campers were stopping us and telling us we nearly lost our entire sewer pipe system on the steep hill and that we 'shouldn't be trying that hill in that rig!" (which we wouldn't have if the employee and owner hadn't insisted it was big rig friendly). Then we finally got to the dump station it was a mess. They use chunks of concrete to help you hold down the hose, but their pipe it too small, so it flies off, and we have to clean up sewage. It's super muddy and messy. Then it takes another ten minutes to get out of the campground thanks to the same issues. We burned about a 1/8th of a tank of diesel just driving in this park. Don't camp here. It's mostly seasonals. It's not well maintained and in NO way can it handle anything larger than a20ft trailer and SUV. Lastly we had called ahead to ask how much to fill our fresh water tank with potable water and were told it would be $50.00. It costs more to get water than to camp there for the night which makes no sense at all.
Date of Stay: July, 2012
Not enough trees -- sites angled so they get afternoon (hottest sun), dog park not yet completed (just grass and a hut), no water there for dogs, no shade for either dogs or humans, entrance is way to narrow for the new wider RVs, WiFi is useless -- its using 802.11 b - a 15 year old tech - and kicks you off as soon as someone new logs on... that's IF you can log on, noisy by a major hwy (400)... , only 2 pedestrian garbage cans in the park - both by the dog park - so if you're walking the dog you'll likely have to carry the effluent bag all the way back to your RV.
Date of Stay: July, 2011
Nice, helpful Staff. Note: GPS (Garmin) shows this campground is in Temperanceville, VA. Wi-Fi is a joke. When I asked, I was informed its best at 'white tent.' However that was also so weak we could not even view connect to internet. Only time you could get any signal (1 bar) or bandwidth was at 4am. Cable TV is actually replicated DirecTV. Note there are NO local stations, so you're not going to get local weather! But there are about 20 or so channels. Pets allowed but not really accommodated. They ask you to pick up after them (of course) but throughout the ENTIRE park there are 4 garbage cans. So it means your carrying a bag of waste back to your site. The arcade is 3 video games, 1 air hockey, 1 pool table. Two ponds on grounds. Ducks, geese, and a horse pen. Treed sites are very treed (in a good way) and pull through sites are 100% unshaded (but grassed). Note: we were unable to get any cell signal anywhere in the park (T-mobile). Pump service available to those on non-septic sites ($5.00). No recycling. Would give it 10 if there was real Wi-Fi and proper local stations. (In trees there is no way to get your own satellite signal or local antenna stations.) Quiet park: very clean and well maintained. Will stay again.
Date of Stay: July, 2011
We have camped here 1/2 dozen times in the past 6 yrs. This year we noticed its become 90% season - lending the feeling that you're imposing on the seasonals. The speed bumps are ridiculous - every 50 feet and alternating across the road so that your truck and RV goes over at a bad angle. This year they introduced plastic hot pink wrist bands and asked us to wear them the entire stay - we refused and said that was ridiculous. They were not removable in a way we would be able to take them off to go shopping etc - and my 83 yr father in law would not wear a hot pink wristband. They claimed it was easier to see in cars entering. Instead we got the traditional paper for the dash board (which flies away very easily) - how about a mirror hanger like all the other parks use? Wi-Fi was down - we asked for it when we reserved - explaining it was essential (being out of country visitors it was they only way we could reach our sitter). When we called about it (after checking in parking etc etc) we were told a storm took out the Wi-Fi and that it would be over a week to fix! We would have gone else where - they knew it was down and had been for more than a week. On our return visit it was back up but so flaky it was basically not there - constantly dropping connection and super super slow. There is a lovely pond for kids to fish in - but there is no fountain and many run off 'creeks' run to it - breeding a huge amount of mosquitoes - which were rampant. The sites are not level (and being they're grass and gravel - 20 ft wide - it would have been pretty easy for them to do so). I am tired of paying extra for everything (at $50 plus a night this place is on the high side already). $10 For my guests to visit for dinner (not over night), $10 for my father in law to stay over night (from dinner to when we left 8 AM the next day). While the neighbour has 2-3 kids and pays no extra for that - it should be 4 people per site regardless of age but since its an adult you get charged extra. There is a great water play area if you have kids. They introduced soft serve ice cream this year - but it was expensive - $3.Plus - and stale. They require $20 cash deposit for the gate card. Since they close up at 9 PM that means you need it for just going out for dinner - as the park is about 40 min away from major towns. I had to go to an ATM in town to get cash for it. We stayed here on the long weekend July 2-3, and then 1 day in the next week. Staff if very friendly. Ultimately, though I think we will camp somewhere else next year - it's too expensive, too many add on fees and with the seasonals and the unlevel site not really worth it. We have no kids so the kid's park is not really useful to us. They do take Good Sam cards for a small discount. They are close to many vineyards (some of the best in the world) if you are looking for wine touring. We camped in the row by the washrooms, which is pretty much the only overnight pull through section left not used by seasonals.
Date of Stay: July, 2011
Staff is very friendly, however steer clear of them helping you park your RV. They gave us directions on how to back our 37 ft 5th wheel (50 plus feet long w/ truck) in the back row - which proved rather difficult - since there was little room to do so. We watched them try to direct another 5th wheel into a corner lot (way too small for it) and that took them 40 min and 10 tries. They have fantastic activities for kids - and a beautiful play area. They have a deck near the pool thats pet friendly (a nice surprise). The roads are pretty narrow. The sites are much smaller than advertised (wide angle lens were clearly used in the images). When we arrived all the sites had picnic tables in the middle of the site, so me and my 83 yr old father in law had to carry it to the grass - not fun. Their are quite a few seasonals (mowing their grass and their neighbours for 2 hours on a Sunday morning; not something I really want to hear on my vacation). The camp store is decent. Their bathrooms are spotless and there is a nice rec area in the basement of the main building. Only washrooms are in main building - so a bit of a walk unless you are camped in the next street. Many puppy pick up stations and they claim they are adding a dog park. (We did not camp with our dogs this time). Wood was $7 a bag - and turned out to be off cuts of 2x4's!! that is not camp fire wood and a bit of a rip off. They do deliver the wood and the newspaper daily. All in all this place is way too expensive and we will likely stay somewhere else next time. If we had kids with us then i can see the value as they have definitely catered to the kids with activities etc. Some nights ran $80.00 A night. This place also wanted you to wear wristbands - but they stated as long as you had it with you that was fine (ie in your pocket to show) if you wanted to participate in events. Did not need them to enter park. (In fact park security is rather lax as we drove in several times forgetting to put the yellow mirror hanger up and we were not stopped). Lots of chipmunks :) Who are friendly. Overall, nice park, clean park, but overpriced for someone who is just camping to see the local sights.
Date of Stay: April, 2011
Very friendly cg owners, very tidy. They offered us a site with a deck at first (even though the rules state no dogs on deck sites), then when we asked for a bit more seclusion (since this was the dogs first camping trip) they happily obliged. Guided us up the hill and helped us park. They are very very dog friendly. There were many dogs of many sizes - even great Danes. My two large dogs were welcomed openly. Never a complaint that my puppy was occasionally barking (she was in training), in fact the staff usually waved at the dogs when they drove by on the golf carts. (I would say that the gas powered golf carts are a bit loud). The sites are rather narrow and our site had a walking path thru it - but they had no issue with us putting a rug out on that path and using it as part of our space. There is a nice dog park (small) which has agility equipment. The dogs are allowed everywhere but buildings and playgrounds. Refreshing to take them for a walk on the nature path (most parks don't allow that). There was a horrendous torrential rain storm - flooding the park out for several hours, but as soon as it stopped raining they were out in full force tidying up the debris, filling the holes from the flooding, and getting it all ship shape. I was amazed how fast they got it all back in order. The lanes are a bit tight w/ a big rig (our rig is 36 feet) for turns due to lots of trees. The cable is free, as is the internet. And they don't charge a cent extra for the dogs (again refreshing). On a side note - there is a great Korean diner south on Hwy 11 on the way in to Natural Bridge - we highly suggest the gal-bi (Korean BBQ). We will visit here again. We right behind the main house - a bit busy in that site.
Date of Stay: July, 2009
First off if you enter their address in your GPS it will never find it (just enter 2411 Regional Road 24 which is extremely close and you will see there sign by then). The need better signage on the southern side of their campground (no warning its coming up). The sites are excellent length - we stayed in both the shorter pull-thru's and the larger big rig site (which we paid 5.00 extra for to make it easier to make a quick exit next day). We have also camped in the back-in sites back when we had a 23'ft TT. The owners are nice and accommodating. We find the park a bit pricey - 50.00 a night - plus another 20 more for the 2 extra adults we had is basically the cost of a hotel room in the area. But when we were not able to stay long enough next morning to get a deposit back on their security card (needed for late entry) she recognized that we had camped there several times before - waived the deposit and made arrangements for a place we could drop off card at off hours next day. Campground is clean, & plentiful with birds around the lake/river. Would not use the shower area - as its an open locker room type situation, no protection from peepers, no locks on any doors - just an unlocked door to bathroom, and row of stalls with curtains. These are pay showers. Many (too many) speed bumps in park. Otherwise - we will return - its convenient to our family we visit, clean, quiet, and not filled with amusement park stuff like the other ones in the area. Trees on the sites would be nice also.
Date of Stay: July, 2009
During our stay there were two deliberate power outages - one for 1/2 day during a rain storm (it was cold and due to outage we had no fans or heat), then next day again for a few hours. They did not tell any of the RV's in that row that they were shutting down power so we could switch our fridge to propane etc. The site was too short to fit both our vehicle and RV (none could fit both on that row). We were in the 'big rig' sites. The site was poorly graded and we ended up with a water logged site with water 4-5 inches deep throughout every day it rained (7!). The campground is rife with very deep potholes (1ft or more - across entire roads) making it impossible to traverse anywhere in the campground without possible damage to your car or RV. Their workmen curse loudly and profusely in front of all campers - including children and elderly people (my near 80 parents were NOT impressed). The sewer pipe was broken (and therefore stank) - we reported it the day we arrived - it was not fixed and we were told they would "get around to it". They were re-graded 4 sites next to us for 3 days - stinky diesel tractors and lawnmowers going well over their own speed limit and killing any hope for peace and quiet. Picnic table ancient, broken and peeling paint etc. Campground owner standing at the gate in her Bathrobe telling us to 'slow down' when we had not even gotten into her campground yet (we never sped in the campground - frankly you couldn't cause of all the speed bumps and potholes). Advertised they had Wi-Fi internet - in fact in email said it was free - but did not state 'flaky, rarely works, and only available from front gate'! Tried to change us to a back in tiny site because they claimed there was sewage break at originally reserved site. Wanted us to try to fit a 37' fifth wheel And pickup in a 25' deep site - at night (10:30pm). Store is randomly closed when it supposed to be open. Laundromat washers and dryers are ancient, and tiny - and expensive. Rec-room area is a joke with two ancient pool tables, and 4 ancient games from the 80's -- tables from the 70's and pretty much nothing has been updated since 1983. Pond in center of play area has no fountain etc to stop mosquitoes breeding - so the mosquito issue there is rampant. No RV parts store on site. I am sure there is more but I can't remember now. Suffice it to say we are never going back.
Date of Stay: June, 2009
Park is quaint, owners are friendly and courteous. We were guided to our site by a French only speaking owner, but with my limited French and his sign language we were able to easily communicate. He insisted we leave our truck hitched to the fifth wheel even though it was crowded for a holiday weekend (since we were leaving early next day) which was very considerate. Wi-Fi only available at restaurant. We stayed twice on our way to and from the east coast to Ontario. Sites are a bit short for a big rig - ours did not quite fit with the truck. Rates are good and we were not charged extra at all for the two extra adults with us (a first). On the 1st night we were delighted to find that they had a huge (70') bonfire with music and dancing for the campers (for the two upcoming holidays). It was far enough away from sites not to disturb them. On return visit we were greeted by name, and advised we could pick ANY site we wanted - we had a wonderful waterfront site and basically were allowed to 'over' park onto the next site in front for ease of exit the next day. Sites are level, clean, and were recently (at least the pull thrus's) all renewed and re-graded. Lake is pretty, and free lifejackets etc are available for use to use, also they have really nice modern paddle boats that seat up to 6 people. My only negatives on this campground are sites are a bit small, washrooms have one shower and one toilet per gender, and are not spotless, they could use an update, they should have wi-fi throughout park and finally the restaurant was closed at 7 pm which is dinner time. We will come back there if we are towing that way - as the owners were extraordinarily nice and accommodating to us who were just staying the night - arriving late and leaving early.


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Precedents are being set in Europe as the Troika ignore their own rules once again. A new deal has been banded togeather to bail out the recalcitrant Cyprus which breaks foundation rules regarding deposits and bonds. Why do we care?
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British author Lee Child believes actor Hugh Jackman, while a bit too handsome, has the perfect features to play the lead role in a film based on his fictional character Jack Reacher.
Child, in Australia to promote his latest Jack Reacher novel, One Shot, has written nine books based on the ex military detective with plans underway to elevate the character to the big screen.
"There is a lot of interest in making the movie and a lot of commitment," Child said.
"Hugh Jackman would be fantastic for it."
Child has sold millions of books around the world and is particularly popular in the United States.
His latest book is the ninth in the Reacher series with other titles including The Enemy, Persuader, Echo Burning, Running Blind and Tripwire.
His first ever novel, Killing Field, was published in 1997 and will be the first of his books to be made into a film.
Jack Reacher is a former army military investigator who lives wherever he pleases. He wanders from coast to coast in the US and picks up trouble along the way.
"He is a guy that men would like to be and women would like to be with," Child said of the character, who he describes as tall, broad shouldered and tanned.
There has been much speculation about who could play Jack Reacher, with virtually all of Hollywood's leading men being talked about.
Clint Eastwood has been named, along with Liam Neeson, Clive Owen, Steven Seagal, John Travolta, Will Smith, Viggo Mortensen, Billy Zane, Dennis Quaid, Colin Firth, Harrison Ford and Edward Norton.
Although it is ultimately up to the movie company to cast the film, Child is backing Hugh Jackman.
"Hugh is maybe a little too handsome because I don't really regard Reacher as handsome, but he is a fine actor," Child said of Jackman.
"I like Hollywood. I am not one of these writers that's snobby about the place."
In the latest Jack Reacher instalment, One Shot, the former detective arrives in a small Indiana town after a sniper kills five people at random outside a busy downtown office.
Child plans to write a Jack Reacher book each year and will set his next novel in the UK.
"I'm going to carry on as long as I can get away with it," he said, noting he had a target of 21 books in the series.
Unlike some authors who claim to spend hundreds of hours researching characters and working on background materials, Child says he writes by immersing himself in a culture.
"With a book a year, you can't do specific research," he said.
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The drug's once-daily dosing and other features of its label, says Leerink Swann, advantages it over Takeda/Sucampo's Amitiza, along with Novartis' Zelnorm, which was withdrawn in 2007 due to cardiovascular safety concerns. Those advantages, the firm said, include: "a mechanism specifically citing effects on visceral pain; data citing significant reductions in abdominal pain; once-daily versus twice-daily dosing; and no limit on treatment duration." Knowledge and opinion leaders, the firm added, see the abdominal pain data and mechanism as likely to establish it as the standard for moderate-to-severe IBS with constipation.
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Get a reputable ranking on the Internet and social media campaigns by hiring one of the top web design companies who covers individuals and small businesses. They also provide computer repair service.
Laura Tate Photography is one of the top design firms that provide a variety of services at reasonable rates. They offer their services for album covers, logo design, portraiture, and more.
Check out this business if you are looking for one of the web design firms that offer a fair rate. They have been serving small businesses, Christian organizations and churches since 1998.
Natton Technologies has some of the top rated web designers who offer affordable rates. They also provide mobile application development, e-commerce site creation, and other business solutions.
This company offers branding, logo design, direct marketing, advertising campaigns, website design and development and collateral material preparation among others.
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January 19, 2017
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