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6 RV Parks near Two Harbors, Minnesota
Knife River, Minnesota 7.56 miles SW
Duluth, Minnesota 9.81 miles NW
Arnold, Minnesota 22.36 miles SW
Silver Bay, Minnesota 28.02 miles NE
Park Road & Hwy 61 Two Harbors, Minnesota 55616 (map) | (218) 834-2021
Sites: 146 | Latest Rate: $41.00 | 48 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $41.00
We stayed in site B34, which is in the new section. They are in the process of building a bathroom and shower building for this section. The sites are nice size, and fairly level. Site 34 is on the lowest level, close to the lake. We selected this site because we thought it would have less road noise than the upper row, but it turned out the opposite. The road between our site and the lake was noisy at night, where the upper sites or the middle row sites are further from the lake but quieter at night. Needed two lengths of sewer hose and they put the sewer access at the back of the lots instead of next to the electrical connection near the middle of the site. We would stay here again, but on the middle or upper level sites. - DBG
Sep 2016 - $36.00
We stayed in the new section of the campground and really enjoyed the view of Lake Superior. There is no privacy between sites, but the view makes up for that. For those with Class As or Cs it's nice they give you the option to pull in or back in so you can choose your view out the back or front window. But for those of us in large 5th wheels, pulling in isn't an option, and it's rather awkward when your next door neighbor in a class A pulls in so you end up sharing a yard basically like a buddy site even when you didn't want a buddy site. We had 3 neighbors the whole week that pulled in next to us like that so we had a buddy site the whole week. The first few days were awful because the neighbors were so unfriendly and rude. I mean if we're going to be that close to each other we can at least be friendly right? Well, thankfully they left and the next people that pulled in were so much nicer and we enjoyed a campfire with them. We really don't like "buddy sites" unless we know the people next to us, but these sites are set up so that chances are you may be getting a buddy site whether you like it or not. Anyway, other than that we enjoyed this campground. The staff is very friendly and the location is great for visiting the north shore, Gooseberry Falls and Split Rock Lighthouse. Verizon 4G coverage was good there too. - Love2Camp777
Sep 2016 - $42.00
There are 2 sections - an old and newer terraced section. We stayed in the terraced area. The campground was busy and asked us to move to the older section after the 1st night. Rather than go to the smaller tighter sites, we moved on to Duluth. The nice office staff said a lot of people have to move, sometimes 2 or 3 times, so make your reservation early. Satellite was good in the new section. - zcaptain
725 Scenic Dr Two Harbors, Minnesota 55616 (map) | (218) 834-4603
Sites: 24 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 16 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $38.00
This is a very small campground, but it has spacious sites. It is not on the water, but only about 10 min to Two Harbors & Lake Superior. All the sites are pull-throughs. Ours was somewhat level, but we did need our jack pads & jacks. The owners were very nice and gave us some suggestions about things in town. There are only a couple sites with sewer hookups, but they do offer honey wagon service, which I think is free, but I don't know if there is a limit. - goldenruler
Jul 2016 - $38.00
Nice park with pull through sites. Lots of trees. Convenient to most of the north shore of Lake Superior. Owners were really nice and helpful. - DYK 640
Aug 2015 - $34.00
Nice campground. Sites were barely level enough for us at 40 feet. WiFi was spotty. Good power and water. You pay an extra $4 for 50-amp and you also pay $4 extra if you use air conditioning. Two Harbors was lovely. Staff was friendly and helpful. - sfrantz
3206 MN-61 Two Harbors, Minnesota 55616 (map) | (218) 834-3855
Sites: 70 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 6 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $25.00
Non-electric campground. Lots of space between sites with plenty of trees, very secluded. Roads are narrow with some tight turns, but we had no problems with our 34' trailer. Not many sites to handle big trailers. Showers were clean, but water was too hot for my liking, only one temperature, and you have to keep pushing the button to get water. Lots of nice hiking and biking trails right from the campground. 1/2 mile walk to the falls from the campground. Kids enjoyed climbing on the rocks and waterfalls. Mosquitos were not too bad, but the flies were terrible. Our site was 2- tiered. The camper was about 3 feet higher than the picnic table and fire ring. Steep hill connected the two levels. - Shootecogo
Aug 2011 - $22.00
Nice walking trails and campsites, great views of Lake Superior. - HRT Jr
Jul 2010 - $28.00
While this campground has beautiful modern bathrooms, our shower experience ruined our opinion of the overall facility. The showers have no temperature control (ice cold water was only available). To take a shower you must continually push the single control button. The sites are wooded and nicely separated. However, the large number of mosquitoes prevented us from enjoying our campfire. - D&H
196 Scenic Drive Knife River, Minnesota 55609 (map) | (218) 834-5044
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 13 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $38.00
The sites are gravel and grass. This is a campground and not an RV Park so the sites offer all types of camping. The wifi was pretty good, a little slow but no slower than my cellular service. The owners are very nice and helpful. Ample space between campers. We parked our truck beside our 5th wheel and also had a picnic table. Not beach front but Just a 2 minute walk to the shore and beach of Lake Superior. - Bakmm
Aug 2016 - $37.00
We echo the other reviews for this campground, as its just a basic place to spend the night, or if you are just needing a place to park your rv while you tour the area. No credit cards accepted, cash preferred over checks. We have AT&T and a Hot Spot that worked great, so we never use the park WiFi. No cable, and over the air is hit and miss. The single shower was OK. A bit pricey for what you get, other choices in Two Harbors are better, but plan ahead as they fill up quickly. - AlaskaJack
Jul 2016 - $38.00
Nice small park, only 25 sites. Our site #25 was the first one in but by far the largest. Next to road to marina but little traffic. Wi-Fi at the office but not at the site; water pressure was a bit low. Otherwise a great little park with just the basics, which is all we need. Oh, and there's a small vintage plane and a UFO! - Liv2RV
Boulder Lake Road Duluth, Minnesota 55803 (map) | 218-349-9556
Sites: 80 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 3 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $40.00
We've been seasonal campers here for the past 3 seasons, and will be here again this season. The campground is really coming around. The sites are huge, other seasonal campers are friendly. Since my last review (2013)... - There is water hooked up at the dump station now. Pump service wasn't the best at the beginning of this last season, but owner took control and really did a great job towards the end. - At the end of last season, they cleared a big area that will be used for a playground and bathroom/shower facility. Hopefully that gets done early this season. We saw a lot more kids at the campground this last season, so it would be nice for them to have something else to do. - The trail from the campground to the beach is nice for using golf carts or UTV's. We've biked it, too. Pretty long trek for hiking. We measured it last year and I believe it was just over 3/4 miles from our camper door to the sand on the beach. The beach is very nice and there is a spot next to it to pull your boat up on shore. - From campground entrance, 5 boat launches within 5 miles... 1 mile to United Northern Sportsmen launch on Island Lake (Membership required). Less than 2 miles to MN Power public launch on Island Lake. 2 miles to Abbott Rd public launch on Island Lake. Less than 2 miles to Silver Fox on Boulder Lake. Less than 4 miles to Boulder Lake public launch. - Island Lake Inn, Silver Fox, and Boondocks within a couple miles for food & drinks. Also, ice cream shop and Porky's for groceries, gas, bait, and liquor. - Mncamper
Jun 2014 - $40.00
We stayed in this park overnight only. The sites are huge and very separate from each other. The night we stayed, the mosquitoes were so big and plentiful they could carry you away. Setting up was a real challenge with all the bugs. The first site we chose had no electric active, so after getting all set up, we had to unset up and move. The campground itself is very nice in terms of its natural settings being preserved. I think this might be used for long summer stayers as well as campers who just stay a night or two. Kind of like having your own north cottage. The people are friendly and accommodating. We walked over to the restaurant and had dinner which was fun. There is no path really between the campground and restaurant yet. The road worked. I think a standard price of $40 is a little high actually; the price does go down with longer stays, however. We were given a discount for confusion over directions and the terrible mosquitoes. That was so nice. We might stay again but the bugs were so disruptive. I guess sometimes you have to pick either stay in a parking lot with fewer bugs or woods with more bugs. We never know quite what is best. These people are trying hard, are kind and responsive and the spaces are lovely. - twestover
Jul 2013 - $35.00
We like this campground because of the big sites and privacy. The campground is new, so they don't have showers/bathrooms yet. They do have a dump site, but no water hooked up there yet. Not sure about the pump service. We spoke with one seasonal guest who said he pumps himself out, as it never seems to get done when he asks. There isn't a playground, but lots of kids biking and playing with the big sites. The lake is across the highway from the campground, which is a little inconvenient, but there's a beautiful public beach there. Location is nice with Island Lake and Boulder Lake right nearby, as well as many other lakes within minutes. A short drive/bike from the campground, you'll find a couple of bars/restaurants, an ice cream shop, and a convenience store with gas and groceries. - Mncamper
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Grazie all of your for adding this to your alerts and commenting. However, it is with great sadness I say that this story is complete. Wanna see more Vampire!Italy from this story? Well keep watching me because I'm planning a sequel! I've been planning it for awhile now so please be patient! It won't be from Feli or Ludwig's view anymore, but it takes place right after this one. Literally. RIGHT. AFTER.
Ludwig gently brushed the Italian's hair out of his face.
They had left Francis's house and returned to Gilbert's. Everyone was downstairs talking but Ludwig and Feliciano were upstairs in his room. The little vampire had been feel terribly guilty ever since the kidnapping. He had nearly drained the hunter dry, but instead he killed Natalia.
Ludwig didn't blame him for what he did. If Feliciano hadn't drank her blood, he would have died. It was purely for survival. Yet the boy wouldn't look the hunter in the eye. Ludwig sighed and got up from the bed. There was no point in staying if all he wanted to do was mope around.
"Ve?" Feliciano reached out and grabbed Ludwig's hand. His eyes were wide and full of fear. The hunter sat back down and pulled him into a hug. He couldn't leave Feliciano alone or else the boy might think that he was mad about what happened. He decided to just be blunt.
"Feliciano, I don't blame you for what you did. I'd rather you than her."
"But it was still murder.."
"That didn't stop you before." Ludwig pointed out. "Liebe, you're a vampire queen. I don't see why this is bothering you now."
"Ve, because you think it's wrong."
"What if I didn't?"
The hunter got up and crouched down in front of him. He took Feliciano's hands in his and let a small smile creep onto his face. Feliciano truly was beautiful. Sitting at this angle, he got to see all of the vampire's features. Two soft amber eyes that were stained with tears looked down at him. Small white fangs peeked out from soft pink lips. Tears ran down paper white skin that was only changed under his eyes where there were thick shadows of grey.
"I've talked to Elizaveta und...I'm joining you."
Ludwig kissed his cold hand. "I can't leave you, Feliciano. You've wormed your way into my heart."
The little vampire jumped down into his arms and hugged him. However, he didn't seem happy about Ludwig's new plan.
"V-Ve! You can't do this! My life was destroyed when Roderich made me into the queen, but you can be spared! I don't want you to end up like me!"
"I won't end up like you." The hunter pulled him back so he could look him in the eye. "I'll be your king."
The room was silent as Feliciano continued to stare at Ludwig in surprise. His lips twitched and Ludwig couldn't tell if he was going to cry or laugh. Hot bitter tears ran down his cheeks, but his lips twitched up into a smile. He hugged the hunter again and cried.
Ludwig rubbed his back and just hugged him in return. He would always be there for him. They were the perfect pair after all. The hunter and the prey. Who would have thought that they'd fall in love? The hunter was suppose to kill the prey and gloat in his victory.
Yet this hunter was attracted to his prey. He loved him. This hunter fought all of hell for him. He turned against his own kind to protect the scourge of the earth. Feliciano was the prey of a different kind. He was not the prey that was to be slaughtered from a hunt, he was the prey that was to be loved after a serenade in the dark of night.
Ludwig knew already that if he did this, there would be no turning back. He would walk the earth forever until he was slayed or somehow killed himself. Vampire slayers would be out for not only Feliciano's but also Ludwig's head. They wouldn't stop until the duo was dead.
However, he was willing. Already he could feel a vampire's loyalty filling his human veins. There was no way he'd leave Feliciano after all that they had been through. Not now, not ever. The hunter pulled Feliciano back again and pressed their lips together. Cold and warm mixing into the perfect combination. Yin and Yang.
Ludwig ran a hand over the boy's folded wings. When they weren't unfurled, they were much smaller. He felt the place where the skin had ripped from the hook. It wasn't that bad of a rip. He had seen worse on a bird's wing during hunting season and the bird was still able to the fly. No doubt it would still scar if it ever healed.
"Ja, Liebe?"
Feliciano pecked his lips again and rested his forehead on Ludwig's.
"You've made me so happy that existing has a purpose now."
The beautiful night held them all in its still silence. The full moon was bright and illuminated the ground; bathing everything with white light. The red roses looked almost a light pinkish silver in this lighting. It was absolutely beautiful.
The best sight however, was Ludwig. He stood in front of him holding the vampire's cold hands. Feliciano would have never imagined this happened. Here he stood in the gazebo in the shadows of the ashes of the Catholic church. Standing next to them was Elizaveta and Lovino.
Lovino would say something, then Elizaveta would say something for the turning ceremony. None of the words registered on his ears however. He was lost in Ludwig's eyes. There was a gentle push on his shoulder and he snapped out of his trance.
The Hungarian was handing him the knife. Feliciano happily took it. He cut into the tip of his pointer finger and watched the boiling red liquid ooze out. Ludwig cut his finger as well and Elizaveta nodded to them. The hunter placed his finger on the vampire's lips. The prey drank the blood and offered Ludwig his finger. He drank as well and swallowed the burning liquid.
The turning began. The color began to drain from Ludwig's face and he seemed dizzy. Unlike his own turning, the hunter wouldn't faint. Feliciano had only fainted because his body couldn't handle it all at one time. He had been far too young to handle any of the changes.
Ludwig closed his eyes and stopped breathing. Feliciano wasn't worried. The hunter's eyes opened again and he looked around as if he had just woken up. Lovino smiled and closed his book. He laughed and Feliciano stared at him confused.
"I have no idea what comes next! I've never done a vampire wedding before! Ah hell, I'll go christan for this. Feliciano?"
"Si. I do."
"I do."
Lovino laughed again. "I now pronounce you king and queen! You can kiss the boy!"
Ludwig pulled Feliciano to him and their cold dead lips met. Elizaveta stared the cheering and soon the others joined in. (There were many proud calls of "Yeah Luddy! You finally got married!" from Gilbert as well.) They pulled away and Feli rested his hands on Ludwig's chest.
"Ve, I guess this fairy tale really does have a happy ending. "
Ludwig kissed his lips again.
"We got our happy ending because we made a happy ending."
Wings unfurled from his back and stretched out into the night air. Feliciano also allowed his to unfurl. His looked like shit compared to Ludwig's brand new pair. The duo then ran out of the gazebo laughing and holding hands. They were pelted with rice like a normal wedding. Once they made it to the end of the crowd, Feliciano jumped into the air and flew.
Ludwig joined him and soon the two of them were flying into the night air. The Italian flew over to him and laid on Ludwig's chest. Their fingers entwined together and the two found themselves spinning through the air together. Feliciano kissed his lips and chuckled.
Only a couple of weeks ago the man in front of him was trying to kill him. Now here they flew together in the air married. Their adventure appeared to be over. They had met, fought for their love, and won. It was all over right? They'd be together and live a happy life as vampires, right? Wrong.
This was only the beginning.


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This great North Carolina old-time music artist and clawhammer banjo specialist was the source of the folk chestnut "Tom Dooley" as well as some 50 other traditional songs and banjo numbers. Listeners who cringe at the mention of "Tom Dooley" might want to toss their Kingston Trio discs on the fire and check out the Frank Proffitt version, known as "Tom Dula" in an attempt to spellcheck the evocative accent of the Northwest Carolinian. This artist is clearly in another universe than the ultra-clean folky scene of the '60s revival groups; anyone who has heard Proffitt sing about maggots "like a bowlful of rice moving," crawling through the skull of the "Missing Bride" will nod their heads in shocked, and perhaps slightly disgusted, agreement. Few fans of traditional music would be disgusted by the fact that the Kingston Trio and the big labels behind the group lost an expensive lawsuit because Proffitt's family had established a claim to the Dooley/Dula song copyright. Assuming it was "just" a traditional number, various music business birds -- some vultures, some perhaps well-meaning little sparrows -- claimed authorship for this ditty prior to the final legal reckoning, or "reck'nung" as Proffitt would have put it. This includes several giant record labels, several obscure European arrangers who included the song in Muzak collections, and the not-so-obscure musicologist Alan Lomax, who didn't confine his collections to the limited traditional folk music market. Even though Lomax never came within a mile of having anything to do with writing this song, it appears credited to him on piles of greatest-hits compilations. Speaking of which, good old Frank Proffitt would have felt like he had conquered the music world just to judge by the territory this song has nabbed. It shows up on collections of Irish folk, songs of the American West, hit parade rock, country & western, and love songs. It has been covered by the Nashville Brass, the Nashville Guitars, the Nashville Dobros, and the Nashville Harmonicas, just to demonstrate that with this song, it is possible to create a list without even leaving one locality. Sure, the song could have also made lists of the most scorned pieces of music of all time by the time the public got completely sick of it, yet several new cover versions were recorded in the late '90s. It all adds up to Dula doolah that wound up as a well-deserved Proffitt profit. One can just imagine all the money changing hands, an image that was perhaps in this great traditional performer's mind when he chose the hymn "Palms of Victory" to be played to him on his deathbed. For better or worse, however, it was "Tom Dooley" that had the biggest impact on the life of an Appalachian who had had his share of hard knocks. When the song was hitting the pop music charts, he had left the area to find work and had ditched his guitar and music entirely. Due to the hit record, he resumed singing at the urging of his father, Wiley Proffitt, and his aunt, Nancy Prather. He traveled to festivals across the country, singing at the 1964 World's Fair. Like some of his mountain music peers, Proffitt was also a skilled banjo maker and traditional players are particularly fond of his fretless model. Spurning the innovations of modern banjo-making, Proffitt carried on the early American traditions of utilizing materials such as walnut and groundhog hide, the latter surely adding authenticity to performances of ditties such as "Groundhog." He remained committed to the ideals of old-time banjo music until the end, at one point voicing this wonderful opinion about the flashy technical playing of bluegrass legend Earl Scruggs: "I'd like to learn to play like that, and then not do it." His banjo business, the family farm purchased with the Kingston Trio's money, and the art of performing old-time music itself was passed down the line to one of his sons, Frank Proffitt Jr., who released the album Kickin' Up Dust on the Cloudlands label. ~ Eugene Chadbourne
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I'm Jamaican, But It's Not Ford's Patois That Offended Me
The current video travelling across mass and social media outlets with Toronto mayor Rob Ford speaking Jamaican might serve to enhance his image as a down-to-earth guy, in spite of the chief magistrate being a member of a multi-millionaire political family. Life in a consumerist society is increasingly a spectacle and even politics has taken on that character.
However, this development ought not to discourage us from critically examining relevant issues such as politicians being friends of socially marginalized groups in society. It is surprising though that the media would treat Rob Fords' appropriation of the Jamaican language as a new phenomenon. Isn't it very natural for politicians to adapt the language of the common folks in order to gain their popular support? Pastors are infamously known to take on this approach to increase their congregation and Ford like a sly politician has even slithered his way onto the black church scene in Toronto.
The media's criticism of Ford's appropriation of Jamaican comes even as a bigger surprise. Since when has the media or politicians in Toronto ever been a defender of Jamaicans, or the black community for that matter? Are these not the same institutions that have routinely used demeaning images to characterize our community and to assist in criminalizing black male bodies?
In 2008, as some members of the community tirelessly mobilised to establish an Africentric school, I can recall vividly the demeaning cartoon caricature featured in the Globe and Mail to ridicule what would be the outcome of a black-focus education. No doubt the image was that of the typical exaggerated black face with enormous lips and wide eyes. A caption with the African American slang "S'up dawg?" was also placed over the image and in the background a blackboard displaying incorrect mathematical equations; many logically read the buffoonery image as the stereotype that blacks were mentally inferior and therefore not equipped to run a school of their own. Surely, this image infuriated many members within the black communities while the media and politicians sat quietly and watched on.
More recently, the Somali community has been the target of media misrepresentation. With the ongoing Rob Ford saga this community replaced the usual Jamaican depiction of gangsters and became the new thugs of Toronto streets. Indeed, the Somali Canadians are no strangers to negative portrayal of their communities. In the past the media has unfairly portrayed this group as unlawful refugees abusing Canada's dear social system.
Rob Ford himself has also helped to communicate some of these messages. Let us not forget his call for deportation and of draconian criminal justice measures after the Danzig shooting (assuming the perpetrator (s) of gang violent were all foreign born) or his no hug-a-thug approach that was targeted in the same neighbourhoods he brags about having access to in the YouTube clip.
I could point to the exhaustive list of bias news reports and racially charged images of the black community that have paraded across Canadian television screens and newspapers. However, I think my message is quite clear.
Let us therefore not fall prey to the media's manipulation and become too offended by Rob Ford's rambling in Jamaican. As a language educator and native speaker, Ford's appropriation of Jamaican was not offensive. I have seen worst (mis)appropriation of the language loaded with stereotypes and they have gone unchallenged by these same institutions.
Clearly, through his political hustling, Ford has managed to acquire aspects of the Jamaican semantics and unfortunately garner lots of support within this community because of his packaged "keeping it real" personality. In a very conversational tone Ford is seen sharing his version of a story using Jamaican and what better way to "keep it real with your friends" but to converse in the language of the people.
What is offensive and should be of concern to our community is Rob Ford's white male privilege that allows him to stay in office despite his repeated misconduct in public and his tireless apologies/deceptions to the people of Toronto. Over the years we have seen what has happened to prominent black public figures who have committed less "offense" and how speedily they were removed from offices or forced out of positions of power.
Getting too got up into the argument of Rob Ford's (mis)appropriation of Jamaican only derails the real issue at hand which is to challenge white supremacy and class privilege and how they allow men like Rob Ford to abuse their power without consequence. To my knowledge, Human Rights lawyer Selwyn Pieter is the only person I have heard to publicly address this double standard.
Other more pertinent issues that need to be of concern are whether or not Rob Ford's solidarity with the marginalized linguistic community will lead to his support for a higher subsidy for the Toronto Transit Commission, increased funding for social housing, reduction or elimination of user fees for the city's recreational services, adequate funding for youth programmes, job creation programmes to deal with high rates of employment among Jamaican and other racialized, working-class youth and the elimination of carding and police racial profiling of the racialized community?
That would be keeping it real on substantive social issues or a better way to identify with oppressed communities.
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Toronto Rob Ford, right, gestures to Councillor Paul Ainslee in the council chamber as councillors look to pass motions to limit his powers in Toronto on Monday, Nov. 18, 2013. Blasting what he called a "coup d'etat," Ford said voters should be able to pass judgment on him, not his fellow councillors.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford (centre) dances with participants ahead of the Toronto Caribbean Carnival in Toronto on Saturday July 30, 2011.
Toronto City Mayor Rob Ford, left, celebrates after defeating wrestler Hulk Hogan in an arm-wrestling match to promote Fan Expo in Toronto on Friday, Aug. 23, 2013 .
Twenty-two month-old Micah MacMilan reacts as he is picked up by Toronto Mayor Rob Ford while Ford was signing bobblehead dolls in his likeness at City Hall in Toronto on Tuesday November 12, 2013.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford holds up a replica Grey Cup as he attends the Toronto Argonauts and Hamilton Tiger-Cats CFL Eastern Conference final football game in Toronto on Sunday, Nov. 17, 2013.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford laughs with fans as he attends the Toronto Argonauts and Hamilton Tiger-Cats CFL Eastern Conference final football game in Toronto on Sunday, Nov. 17, 2013. Ford showed up at Sunday's Canadian Football League playoff game, despite a request by the league's commissioner that he stay away.
Canadian recording artist Drake, left, and Toronto Mayor Rob Ford laugh at a news conference announcing that Toronto will host the 2016 NBA All-Star game, in Toronto, Monday, Sept. 30, 2013.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford displays a milk moustache as he takes part in voting with city council members in Toronto on Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford watches from the sidelines near the Argos bench during a CFL football game between the Toronto Argonauts and Calgary Stampeders in Calgary on Saturday, August 18, 2012.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford poses for photographs inside a giant shark mouth while attending the grand opening of the Ripley's Aquarium of Canada in Toronto on Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2013. After two years of construction, delays and (Canadian) $130 million in costs, Ripley's Aquarium of Canada opened to the public Wednesday.
City of Toronto Mayor Rob Ford poses for a photo opportunity with other dignitaries in a shark's jaws at the opening of Ripley's Aquarium of Canada in Toronto on Wednesday, October 16, 2013.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford is hoisted into the air by his Don Bosco Eagles team after winning the Metro Bowl quarter-final at Birchmount Park in Toronto, Thursday Nov. 15, 2012. A civil trial hearing in which the mayor is accused of libel against a restaurant owner went on without him.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford (center) smiles as he officially opens the refurbished Sunnydale rink with Toronto Maple Leafs' coach Ron Wilson (right) and other dignitaries who were on hand as well as the Toronto Maple Leafs who practiced on the outdoor rink in Toronto on Wednesday, January 4, 2012.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford grabs the Grey Cup by the handles during a parade celebrating the Toronto Argonauts victory in the Grey Cup final in Toronto on Tuesday November 27, 2012 .
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford comes face to face with a butter sculpture of himself at the Canadian National Exhibition.
As part of an exhibition at the CNE, Toronto-based artist Olenka Kleban has made a butter sculpture of Toronto's mayor.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford hoists the Grey Cup on stage with Toronto Argonauts players while celebrating the team's Grey Cup victory in downtown Toronto on Tuesday, Nov.27, 2012.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford stands at the door to his office as he waits for an elevator in Toronto on Thursday November 14, 2013.
Mayor Rob Ford speaks at city council in Toronto on Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2013.
Nov. 13 2013. Toronto mayor Rob Ford during the afternoon session as councillors continued to debate a motion asking mayor Rob Ford to apologize to Torontonians for misleading therm about his use of crack cocaine.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford speaks to his Don Bosco Eagles team during the Metro Bowl quarter-final at Birchmount Park in Toronto, Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012.
In this Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2013 file photo, Toronto Mayor Rob Ford holds a bobblehead doll depicting him at Toronto City Hall. An electoral map of the 2010 mayoral election shows that Ford's voter base resides mainly in a more conservative constituency than the downtown electorate.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford (left) and city councillor Michelle Berardinetti (right) smile on stage during a performance of the Nutcracker in Toronto on Saturday, December 10, 2011. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Pawel Dwulit)
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford jumps on stage dressed as a Cannon Doll during a performance of the Nutcracker in Toronto on Saturday, December 10, 2011. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Pawel Dwulit)
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford acts on stage dressed as a Cannon Doll during a performance of the Nutcracker in Toronto on Saturday, December 10, 2011. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Pawel Dwulit)
City of Toronto Mayor Rob Ford addresses the media outside office in Toronto on Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013, after the release of a video. A new video surfaced showing Ford in a rage, using threatening words including "kill" and "murder."
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford emerges from his office holding slices of a birthday cake to offer to members of the media at city hall in Toronto on Tuesday May 28, 2013.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford arrives at City Hall in Toronto amid allegations of crack cocaine use on Friday May 17, 2013, in Toronto. Published reports say a video appears to show Ford smoking crack cocaine. Ford called the allegations ridiculous.
Toronto City Mayor Rob Ford watches players from Don Bosco Eagles, the High School team he coaches, warm up before they compete against the Huron Heights Warriors in the Metro Cup in Toronto on Tuesday November 27, 2012 Those whose antics threaten to besmirch the party name normally don't get a second chance with Canada's federal Conservatives. Not so, it would seem, for Toronto Mayor Rob Ford.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford carries the Pan American games flag in Omnilife Stadium during the closing ceremonies of the 2011 Pan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico on Sunday, Oct. 30, 2011. Toronto will host the games in 2015.
Toronto City Mayor Rob Ford reacts after Don Bosco Eagles, the High School team he coaches, lost 28-14 to Huron Heights Warriors in the Metro Cup in Toronto on Tuesday November 27, 2012.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford talks to a staff member at city hall in Toronto on Wednesday November 6, 2013.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford addresses reporters at City Hall in Toronto on Tuesday November 27, 2012.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford briefly takes the stage to greet the crowd as part of the New Years Eve celebrations at Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto on Monday, December 31, 2012.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford sits on the back of Chicago's First Lady as he takes in an architectural boat tour on the Chicago River Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2012. Ford was visiting the city on a Toronto-Chicago Business Mission.
Rob Ford was at an event to promote the Grey Cup when he fell while hamming it up for the press. A GIF of the fall went viral on the Internet.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, left, makes a light hearted comment as Toronto Mayor Rob Ford laughs during the signing of a new "sister cities" declaration Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2012, in Chicago.
Toronto Mayor-elect Rob Ford, centre, raises his arms with his wife Renata, right, and mother Diane, left, as he speaks to supporters in Toronto on Monday, October 25, 2010.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, top right, waves to photographers during a boat tour with members of the Toronto-Chicago Business Mission on the Chicago River waterfront Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2012, in Chicago.
Comedian Dave Chappelle met briefly with Toronto Mayor Rob Ford on Wednesday, Aug. 22, 2012
Rob Ford is seen reading while driving in this photo from Twitter.
Rob Ford meets with comedic actors Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis.


text: X Factor judge Simon Cowell has built a career from making scathing, no-holds-barred comments on the talents, or rather lack thereof, of wannabe pop stars. It seems he started honing his skills at a young age. Five, to be precise, reports the Daily Mirror. Apparently his "first withering putdown" was directed to his mother when she asked if he liked her in a new hat. "You look like a poodle," came the response. Not vintage, but it was a start.


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NZD/USD: sell target - 0.6600
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- NZD/USD reversed from resistance level 0.6850
- Next sell target - 0.6600
NZD/USD continues to fall after the recent double reversal from the resistance zone lying between the resistance level 0.6850 and the 38.2% Fibonacci Correction of the previous sharp downward (C)-wave from the end of April. The first downward reversal from this resistance zone stopped the previous intermediate ABC correction (A). The latest downward reversal from the same resistance area started the C-wave of the active intermediate ABC correction (B).
NZD/USD is likely to fall further in the active waves C and (B) toward the next sell target at the next support level 0.6600. Strong resistance remains at 0.6850.


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Flathead store clerks cited for alcohol violations
KALISPELL, Mont. - In late November, local Flathead officers with the Alcohol Enforcement Team performed compliance checks at 20 businesses in the Kalispell area. Four of those businesses allegedly violated alcohol laws.
Clerks at Michael's West, Brian's Conoco, Four Corner's Town Pump and Woodland Quick Stop allegedly sold alcohol to underage kids working with the task force. The kids went into the stores with their real id's.
Kalispell Police Officer Jason Parce says clerks are apparently not picking up on visual elements in id's that signify an underage person. Clerks at the stores were cited for unlawful transactions with a minor.


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PARIS (AP) — Officials say flight recorders from an Air France plane that crashed nearly two years ago show that the captain only arrived in the cockpit after the plane had begun its fateful 3 1/2-minute descent.
The initial findings of the French air accident investigation agency, the BEA, based on a reading of the so-called black boxes recovered from the ocean depths, found that the captain had been resting when the emergency began.
All 228 aboard the Rio de Janeiro to Paris flight were killed on June 1, 2009.


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Chapter TwelveMature
Nick Sullivan
I walked through the streets of this strange new underground city, looking around at all of the people going on with their daily lives while a war raged on the outside. I had been brought here from the streets of old New York by a guide who was to bring any newcomers to a security checkpoint in a basement of a restaurant before leading them here through a tunnel. Now, as I looked around, I spotted the perfect ring - a beautiful diamond set in a gold band. Simple, yet elegant.
I bought the ring and continued to the address of Amber's new home, which she had sent to me in a letter. When i arrived, i told her we should go out to dinner. To celebrate my return, I said. She agreed.
"I know the perfect place," she said. "It's the best restaurant in the whole city."
We were greeted by a waitress shortly after arriving at the restaurant. She led us to our seats and took our orders quickly, then left. Amber went to the ladies' room, and I saw a chance. I made arrangements with a nearby waiter to have the ring brught out on top of Amber's order. When she came back, i acted completely natural until our meal came.
At that point, I got down on one knee and said, "Amber Lynn Greene, will you marry me?"
Amber looked stunned. "Yes! Yes," she exclaimed, "of course I will! Nick, It's beautiful," she said.
"I saw it, and I thought it was perfect for you."
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Russell Brand takes sobriety to new level in "Tempest"
By Zorianna Kit
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Comedian Russell Brand is not exactly the actor one thinks of when seeing a Shakespearean drama, but he figures prominently in new film "The Tempest" -- and it's not the first time he's taken on The Bard.
Years ago in London drama school during his heyday of drug use -- an image he once cultivated -- Brand took the title role in a production of "Macbeth."
"I took a big load of amphetamines, drank half a bottle of whiskey and staggered out as Macbeth," the actor and comedian told Reuters. "Before I went on, I tried to get myself in the right mood, so I was smashing stuff up in the back room, cut my hands and tried to make myself puke."
The result?
"It was bloody stupid because I was sick everywhere," said Brand. "Some people in the audience thought it was brilliant because they liked that I was intense and mad. The people that ran the drama school said 'That's not what we're after.'"
Brand was kicked out of theater school shortly thereafter, but now a second chance to redeem himself has come along.
"The Tempest," directed by Julie Taymor, opens on Friday in theaters in New York in Los Angeles and expands to other U.S. cities December 17. These days Brand is a new man -- drug-free, sober and married to "Teenage Dream" singer Katy Perry. The pair were married in October and are currently one of the hottest couples making the covers of celebrity magazines.
In "The Tempest" he plays Trinculo, whom the actor describes as a "slivering castaway jester" in Taymor's gender-bending version of Shakespeare's original. Helen Mirren stars as Prospera, who is struggling for control of the island. In the original, the character is a male named Prospero. Continued...


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First Leisure's chief executive, Michael Grade, yesterday denied suggestions that yesterday's plan to sell the bars and keep the clubs represented a U-turn in strategy since last week.
Mr Grade said the group had already been studying plans to spin-off the night clubs business for some time when the opportunity to explore a merger with Cannons came along.
He also held out the prospect of returning some cash to shareholders if the nightclubs were sold for a reasonable price.
However, he insisted that a sale was just one option. Merging the business with another operator was also a possibility, he said.
Analysts said that the businesses being sold could raise pounds 200m.
Mr Grade, who headed up Channel Four television before he took over as chief executive of First Leisure two years ago, said: "This is part of a long process that has been going on since I took over ... We have sold the bingo and the resorts. While all the three businesses we have are very good businesses, they have very little in common."
He added: "There comes a point in any business where you have to pull it up by the roots and re-examine it so you don't do the same again and again. That way lies stagnation."
To reinforce the argument for getting out of night clubs, the group yesterday put out a trading statement for the six months ending on 30 April showing revenues down 6 per cent in both the night clubs and family entertainment divisions. However, health clubs have been booming, with like for like sales up 14 per cent in the first half.
Mr Grade said he felt that the move would lead to more transparency and more focus. "We made some good calls in health and futures, aiming for the top end of the market - the large and family oriented clubs which are coming on-stream."
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secretly, i hoard makeup. i rarely use anything except for my favorite staples, so why? because i get suckered..really hard..into packaging. not to mention, those aisles by the register are the freaking worst. not only do i buy things i definitely know i won`t use, i lose most of it. finally though, buying new things has gotten me to change up my routine and helped me find some really great things i love.
i found this makeup bag at madewell on my lunch break..i love being able to see everything `cause i still do my makeup in the car.. X.X
i PRIME my face with becca backlight priming filter. it gives your skin such a pretty glow..on my good days i just use this and some concealer. most days though, i need a FOUNDATION with good coverage. if you`ve been following me for a while, you know i swear by the giorgio armani luminous silk foundation. it was only recently that i wasn`t able to color-match my skin. the becca ultimate coverage complexion creme has been doing the trick. to SET everything, i`m still using the too faced primed & poreless. it`s lightweight and helps keep everything in place.
some things change, some things don`t. the too faced chocolate soleil is still my all-time favorite BRONZER. i love that it`s matte and has no shimmer. i was never really a fan of BLUSH until i tried the giorgio armani ones. i own a few and use a different color depending on the day. no surprise to anyone..i`m still obsessed with all things that HIGHLIGHT. the becca champagne pop by jaclyn hill is hands down my favorite. i will say that the color doesn`t work for everyone..
my BROW is always going to be anastasia. i went from the brow whiz to to the perfect brown pencil. the EYELINER will always be the urban decay 24/7 in perversion. it`s always the darkest liner and i like the subtle shine. lately i`ve been adding a little sparkle. i really like urban decay moondust EYESHADOW. all the colors are really pretty but i only own diamond dog. i`m a huge fan of fun WATERLINERS and really like buxom hold the line eyeliner in come over. and last but not least, i always use LASHES from house of lashes.


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My much better invention.
Come On Golf Inventors
By Kickntrue on 4/24/09
The winner of the "Best New Product" at the 2009 PGA Merchandise Show is RoboCup. Golf inventors need to think harder. The RoboCup is a unit that sits inside the cup at a golf course practice facility and automatically kicks the ball back to you after a make. Don't get me wrong, it's an okay product, though ridiculously priced at $50, but there is one HUMONGOUSLY obvious flaw (seriously, it's so obvious I'm not even going to say it). *See Editor Note/Update
A better product would be two tee like objects you put a foot behind the cup with a rubber band you make taut, so it can kick all your misses back. Remember the "Pitch Back" in baseball? I learned to pitch on that thing (33IP 10-2, 3.22 ERA, 1.02 WHIP, 34K's as an 11 year old).
Come on people!! You're sinking your life savings into these inventions. You've got to be able to do better than RoboCup.
Ed Note/Update - Okay, I watched the whole video and I see that I am a borderline idiot. It comes with a little bar thing so missed putts go in and get kicked back. That is what I thought the flaw was. Still- they've never seen me putt or those bars would extend MUCH further. I still like my invention. I stand by my claim that someone should be able to come up with something much better to win "Best New Product" at the biggest golf show in the world.
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jabba9 says:
ok... i give up
klangdon says:
i don't think this is that bad. priced a little lower i would say its pretty solid. not surewhat the big flaw is...
mjaber says:
Can I use the rope during my rounds?
jerdman says:
Thats nice and all, but I can't sit there and practice the same putt over and over. Why didn't they add a sensor to clip to your belt buckle, so if you move it rotates and shoots the ball back in your direction. That should have been an 90s product, but not with the technology of today. and wheres the solar cells on it so we don't need to waste batteries, golfs an outdoor sport after all. "Come On Golf Inventors" sheesh
Kolt15 says:
-jerdman... haha thats what i was think when i was watching the video cause i go like all aroung the cup to get diffrent breaks and all.
Shankapotamus says:
I think this would keep me from noticing speed and how the ball dies around the hole. I'm sure good putters (I wouldn't know b/c I'm not one) want the ball to end up a foot or two past the hole when they miss. This thing requires the rope to sit right behind the hole.
On the flipside, what if I come up short? Are you telling me that I am expected to walk up and get the ball myself?
Last time I checked, one of the great things about golf was getting outside and getting some exercise. Maybe their next product will be a little robot that putts for you. Then, you can just sit in a lawn chair and do nothing.
ToddRobb says:
Now THIS is a solid product. It can be used by any golfer at every level, and can be taken to any putting green. One of the big differences between amateurs and pros at the top of the putting stats is their putting stroke, when they miss a putt it's more often than not a "mis-read". With us, it's a mis-read along with pushing or pulling the putt in the wrong direction. The guys on the tour that struggle with a flawed putting stroke are the ones you see changing putters and grips constantly (Sergio, Vijay and many others). This product helps you work on your stroke only, working on different reads and speeds is not what this is for. If I'm not mistaken, Tiger hasn't changed his putter since he's been on the tour, that's because his putting stroke is as close to perfect as it can be, when he misses a putt or has a bad day it's usually because he's having a bad day of "reading", not putting.
ToddRobb says:
Once you can rely on your putting stroke putting the ball exactly where you are aiming, that makes putting A LOT easier. That's why we've seen tiger make putts when he needs to, his stroke is pure, he kicks up his focus to get the read and speed, and it's lights out.
ToddRobb says:
And No, I don't work for RoboCup :)
unknown1111 says:
how lazy are we?
falcon50driver says:
Shankapot you hit the nail on the head, why don't we just watch someone else play, instead of going to all the trouble to chase the ball. When I practice putting, which is rare, I'll shoot 3 balls at one hole, pull them out and go on to another hole, usually trying every hole on the practice green once. I can't see anyone I know falling for these gimmics.
ToddRobb says:
merlin, "When I practice putting, which is rare"... really?!?!??
falcon50driver says:
Yes, any kind of practice is pretty rare for me. I probably could learn something if I did.
ToddRobb says:
Overall you would be a better player. Golf is WAAAYYY to hard to get better at without practicing. During the season I try to do "something golf" everyday for at least 10 minutes. Chipping, putting or practice swings with a weighted club which helps with flexibility. I know you're a busy guy flying all over the place, but you can spare ten minutes can't ya? With your scoring average, you could easily shave 4 or 5 strokes if you practice chipping and putting.
RoboCup says:
Every putt is a straight putt. If you can't putt straight - you can't putt. So standing in one position putting straight is a fundamental part of any good golfers practice routine. Go to the practice green on a practice day on the PGA tour and see how many pros practice the same putt over and over. You'd be surprised how many PGA Tour pros have requested a RoboCup. We can't just show up to a tour event and give product away to claim tour member usage. The PGA Tour will not allow you to go and fill the players lockers with stuff. However we have close to 200 tour players that have requested the RoboCup and are using it on the tour practice greens or at home.
RoboCup says:
Back to value of product - sure I can make it and sell it for less but you wouldn't be happy with it and it wouldn't last long. Just like a lot of stuff these days. But it would be cheap. Wait for the knock off product if you want cheap. The RoboCup gets more that 12,000 putt returns to a set of 4 AA batteries. Returns the ball to 14 feet or more depending on green speed. Works in practice depth or full depth cups as well as many of the panel green systems like Tour Links greens. I recently tested a unit to 175,000 putt returns before one of the limit switches decided enough is enough. I'll leave it to the golfers among us to decide if my product is worth what it costs but I can tell you the pros have decided and it's pretty much unanimous.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. ---- UAB's men's tennis team won the doubles point and then claimed four of six singles matches as the Blazers defeated visiting Southern Miss, 5-2, Tuesday afternoon at the Lakeshore Tennis Center.
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No. 1 - Lucas Dirube/Donovan McSeveney (UAB) vs. Paulo Alvarado/Juan Escobar (USM) 5-6, unfinished
No. 2 - Chris Helliar/Mitchell Martell (UAB) def. Alex Doleac/Chao-Yu Huang (USM) 8-2
No. 3 - Luiz Felipe Pinto/Rafael Rondino (UAB) vs. Brad Marriott/Grigory Trotsenko (USM) 8-3
No. 1 - Chris Helliar (UAB) def. Paulo Alvarado (USM) 6-4, 6-2
No. 2 - Rafael Rondino (UAB) def. Alex Doleac (USM) 6-2, 6-3
No. 3 - Chao-Yu Huang (USM) def. Lucas Dirube (UAB) 6-4, 6-3
No. 4 - Donovan McSeveney (UAB) def. Brad Marriott (USM) 6-2, 6-3
No. 5 - Juan Escobar (USM) def. Stepan Vancurik (UAB) 7-5, 6-4
No. 6 - Luiz Felipe Pinto (UAB) def. Grigory Trotsenko (USM) 6-3, 6-0
Records: UAB 5-5, Southern Miss 6-7