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17 RV Parks near Corydon, Indiana
Georgetown, Indiana 10.21 miles NE
Leavenworth, Indiana 12.92 miles W
Palmyra, Indiana 13.86 miles N
Galena, Indiana 14.17 miles NE
Pleasure Ridge Park, Kentucky 15.28 miles SE
7234 Old Forest Rd SW Corydon, Indiana 47112 (map) | (812) 738-8232
Sites: 281 | Latest Rate: $23.00 | 9 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $23.00
Very nice park, site was wooded, level, paved and close to restrooms. Indiana state charges for everything. $7 entrance fee, in addition to camp fees. Plus $5 each person per day for entrance to pool. Caves are closed, but others nearby. Mountain bikes trails are for experienced riders. - Edna jones
Aug 2013 - $20.00
We have stayed here three times in the past. All three times were enjoyable. In the past we were able to attend the Wyandotte Cave guided tours, but the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has closed nearly all the caves in the state in order to protect bats from a disease that is killing them off. However, the tour through Indiana Caves was well worth the price of admission. The sites vary from very level to very unlevel, but most people did not seem to have extreme problems getting them level. The sites in the "A" portion seemed to be the most level. The restrooms were dated, but clean. Trails were poorly marked so that could use improvement. The water park was very nice especially with two grandkids in tow. We were there during the 1850's haypress demonstration and pioneer village reenactment which was interesting, but can't take the place of the cave tours. - Dewey Smith
Jul 2012 - $24.00
The park was very scenic. We stayed at Site 35. When reserving it, we were told that the site was level and that slide-outs were allowed. Upon arriving at our site to set-up, we quickly realized that those statements were not accurate. Our site was not level by any means. In order to level out our 30' travel trailer, we had to lift the camper almost 6 inches just on the door side of the camper to make it level from side to side. Since we have a slide out, due to the trees, we were not able to back all the way into the back of our site. As a result, the steps of RV were not the asphalt pad. There was at least 20" between the ground and our bottom step. This made it VERY DIFFICULT to get in and out of our travel trailer, especially with our 90 pound German Shepard, who had to be lifted up and down the steps each time. It was also dangerous for our 5 year-old. I do NOT recommend this particular site to anyone with a slide-out or a larger RV. It may be okay for pop-ups and for primitive camping. On a positive note, the campground was very nice and the staff was very polite and friendly. The State Park itself has an extremely nice pool with waterslides, kiddie pool, splash area and a nice-sized regular pool. The admission for the pool is only $2/person, which was more than worth it. - Penny C
205 N Mulberry St Corydon, Indiana 47112 (map) | (812) 738-9077
Sites: 42 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 9 Reviews
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Dec 2016 - $32.00
The women's restroom was locked, so I used the men's. It was out of toilet tissue. It was mostly a place for long-term stays and many of the RVs were old and unsightly. There was free Wi-Fi, but no cable hook-ups. - Kean
Sep 2016 - $35.00
We have camped here before. Not much has changed a little cleaner maybe. Very good power. It was an overnight stay this time. Easy on and off I-64, about 2 miles away. - ragsland
Aug 2014 - $50.00
The campground is mainly occupied by long term stays. We were there for 3 days and no one ever checked on us. We were the only ones in our area; we did ask to move due to the space we were originally asked to go in was not big enough for our rig. The place is run down, not well kept, trash laying around, old run down campers sitting with weeds grown up all around them, grass is long and a lot of weeds. We counted 6 copperhead snakes, however, the campground does sit on Indian Creek. There was a sign in the not so clean bath house, which consisted of a toilet, sink and shower, that stated to clean it up or lose privileges to it. We did not use the bath house. It looks like at one time it may have been a nice place; It's a shame. The Good Sam discount was only $1/day. Most of the shops in the town were closed by 4:30 on Saturday and not open at all on Sunday. Did I expect more for $50/day? Yes, I guess I did because I have received better for the same price and less. There is obviously no pride in the ownership/management of this campground :( We will not go back and not recommend it. - Snoopzq
850 W Court St Leavenworth, Indiana 47137 (map) | (812) 267-3031
Sites: 70 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 7 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $35.00
Very nice little place right on the bank of the Ohio River. Quiet and peaceful. They had a little laundry room, but we didn't use it.
The road coming in was narrow and a little bumpy, but manageable.
There are 2 rows, the Inner and Outer. The inner is on the river bank and cost 10$ more. There were very few shaded sites in either row, but it seemed the outer had a little more shade. All the sites are back in.
The Camp Store was closed the whole time we were there, (and looked like they had been for a while)so be sure to get your supplies before you get there, it is 20 miles to the closest real grocery store.
There was almost no phone signal (Verizon)...I could get a text out sometimes. The WIFI was pretty good, except on weekends. Also we couldn't pick up any tv channels, even with our booster.
There were 2 restaurants close by.
All in all it was a good value. - GranNan06
Sep 2015 - $35.00
A hidden gem located in Leavenworth Indiana, right on the banks of the Ohio River. A little hard to get to. The entrance road is one lane and twisted. But the locals go to allow for incoming Rv's. We even had a local driver show us the way to the park. Staff was friendly and accommodating. Full hookup sites with gravel base. There was a large flat area for games and family events even the play area for kids with swings and slides. Totally peaceful and serene. Enjoyed watching the barges go up and down the Ohio River. - oldguyinrv
Jun 2015 - $35.00
Great little campground on the river. Vary nice people running the place. The only thing I did not like the road into the campground it is a little tight at times. Mostly Shady, dirt sites, Picnic Table, and fire ring. - This Old Man
1540 US-150 Palmyra, Indiana 47164 (map) | (812) 364-6112
Sites: 76 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 9 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $15.00
We stayed here in October 2015. It is a lovely park with roughly 75 campsites. Most have water and electric; about 14 are primitive and are in a separate section. The sites are of varying lengths; the web site will tell you the size of each site. Eleven sites are over 60 feet, some of them are pull through. We had 50 amp service at our site; I can not say for all sites. It is about 25 minutes or less north of Corydon, Indiana, and near the Indiana Caves and French Lick. The lake has boats for rent, a paved walking, and plenty of squirrels, ducks, and geese to watch while relaxing. The sites were paved, but a little pitched. Bring a couple of leveling boards and you will be fine. We payed $25 for Sunday and $15 for the week days. We enjoyed this campground very much. - jwc47031
Sep 2015 - $28.00
Very nice park with lots of shade in the campground. There is a nice fishing lake with a beach for swimmers. There is a nice walking/biking path around the lake which we enjoyed. Our site was a little unlevel (#53), but we rode around the campground and found a few others we would pick when we return. - Donna Jo
Aug 2014 - $27.00
This is a great little county park/campground. Most of the sites are will shaded and seemed to be fairly level. Small lake with a beach and paved walking/jogging path. Very nice 18 hole disc golf course. The campground seemed to be very well maintained. The electric and water hookups were modern and in excellent condition. The check-in staff were friendly and helpful. - Daryn
12301 Dixie Hwy Louisville, Kentucky 40272 (map) | (502) 751-2282
Sites: 33 | 0 Reviews
2900 7th Street Rd Louisville, Kentucky 40216 (map) | (502) 636-3532
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 3 Reviews
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Jun 2013 - $25.00
This is just a parking lot of a somewhat shabby fleamarket. We camped here as it was close to Churchill Downs and the Louisville Slugger Museum and there are few options nearby. There were electric hookups, no water. Bathrooms were old and not very clean. Area is dicey- they do have locked gates and security staff drove through every hour. We had no problems. An OK place to stay for the night if you want to be close to things in Louisville- just not really a campground. - johnsonj
Nov 2012 - $25.00
Convenient parking to Louisville and Churchill Downs. You are in the parking lot of a large flea market that based in old warehouses. Neighborhood is a little dicey with many strip joints along the road. People working there are very friendly and helpful. Rate was for a 30 amp hookup in the off season. No water available at our site due to freezing temps. Rate for derby week is $650 for the week. They were completing wiring for 50 amp while we were there. - glenthompson
May 2010 - $93.00
Derby Park Expo Five is a unique RV Park and Campground located only 7 blocks from Churchill Downs, The home of the Kentucky Derby. - MagicDonnie
2900 7th Street Rd Louisville, Kentucky 40216 (map) | (502) 636-3532
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $1.00 | 4 Reviews
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May 2017 - $1.00
This is not a campground. It at best is an unattended parking lot. The location is in a very shady part of town. You have to pull a large RV through the hood to get to this place. The place is unattended and messages left on their phone were not returned. IMHO, this place should not be listed as a campground. We left because we did not feel safe in this area of town. Maybe it is different on weekends when the flea market is operating but then all you migh have is electricity. I did not see any other facilities. - Ras2
Oct 2016 - $25.00
A most unusual experience. I knew from researching Louisville, that there weren't a lot of top notch locations in which to stay. We picked this Derby Park, site of a large flea market on the weekends, and we made the mistake of arriving during the flea market. The supervisor came in his car and guided us into a large grass and dirt parking lot with electrical boxes on the fences. It is used mainly as a camping spot for RVs during the Kentucky Derby. We plugged in along the fence but then noticed that this was also the parking area for the Haunted House attraction that night. The manager, who really went out of his way to help us in every area, and is to be commended, suggested that we move our rig down to the other side after the flea market closed and we would be away from the Haunted House. We did that, but were surprised in the morning to have our RV surrounded by cars, and a farmer selling chickens and live roosters to a multitude of people. This park is located in a very seedy area, but amazingly we experienced no problems. As nice as the manager was, we will never be back. There were no other RVs that even tried to stay here. Electric only. I heard there was a dump station but with so many cars there, we left. - elduque
May 2013 - $35.00
Very nice. Would like to come back. Beautiful area. Large sites and nice people. Very close to a lot. - Ann T R
850 Otter Creek Park Rd Brandenburg, Kentucky 40108 (map) | (502) 942-9171
Sites: 76 | Latest Rate: $22.00 | 8 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $22.00
Reserved 2 sites two months in advance, for Halloween weekend. When we arrived on Fri, paid for another night as we were staying two nights. Could not get a camper in one of the sites, it was to steep and short. Had to leave and go find another campground. Please go and look at your sites if you are not familiar with them. Stayed last year had a blast. Only took a lot of pine sap and straw home with us. - Joel Atteberry
Jul 2016 - $22.00
Great place to relax. VERY quiet, no planes, trains, or highways. Wooded sites with lots of shade, lots of pine needles on your rig too. Trees can make maneuvering a little tricky. The fishing in Otter Creek is great. Lots of trout! Excellent swimming hole too! Shower and toilets were very old with lots of bugs and spiders. Would rate higher, but no site sewer hookups. Had to move rig to dump site every few days. Electric was solid till weather turned bad, then started having brown-outs. Staff were very friendly. Golf carts are allowed. Gravel sites are fairly level, but roads need repaving. This campground was built long before the big Class A motorhomes. Still, my wife, kids, and I can't wait to go back! Great value for your dollar. - mjngerti
Apr 2016 - $25.00
We are glad Otter Creek has now re-opened several sections for camping. Both RV and tent camping sites are well groomed and the on-site hosts are friendly and helpful. Electric sites are mostly located in shady, wooded areas. This is a good hiking area--trails thread along the creek and beside the Ohio River. Horse and biking trails are also available. A well-provisioned YMCA camp is located within the park. Our only complaint is about the entrance gate - the newly rebuilt entrance has a very narrow curbed lane that's such a tight fit we weren't sure our medium-size RV was going to fit through. No reason at all to build these curbs so close together! Nearby to Louisville and easy to get to via Route 31. - Flying Mantis
3717 S 4th St Louisville, Kentucky 40214 (map) | (502) 366-2237
Sites: 8 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 2 Reviews
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Aug 2010 - $30.00
Park is right across the street from Church Hill Downs. Kind of tight for a 40' 5'er but fit-had to back in from the street though. Not a bad neighborhood. We stayed there almost 2 weeks for the fair. Owner is very friendly and helpful. Was quiet at night. Would stay there again. - reviewer3
Nov 2006 - $25.00
We didn't actually stay here, but we pulled in and looked around. Posting this review since I've seen others ask about it. Trackside is directly behind Churchill Downs, and the lady we spoke to on the phone was quite friendly. Those are the good things. On the other hand, it was basically someone's backyard with some older hookups, in what appeared to be a somewhat sketchy area. It was fenced in, though. The handle on our water hookup was broken, and the sewer hookup was under a broken piece of cinderblock. We decided to leave, but it might be okay for a couple days if you're looking for the closest possible park to Churchill Downs. It was tough backing our 31' in from the street, and around the back of the garage. - NH Camper
900 Marriott Dr Clarksville, Indiana 47129 (map) | (812) 282-4474
Sites: Unknown | Latest Rate: $42.00 | 80 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $42.00
The sites nearly touch each other and it is really a parking lot with hookups. The railroad freight cars hooking up 50 yards away are like thunder claps. The PROMISED cable was non functional...I was told it was my cable...I bought one at their store...got 4 more channels...not one was a major network or even a secondary one. I missed the show and channel I had called ahead on to be sure of availability. There was NO other site available. My old cable works perfectly tonight pulling in 96 channels in the current park. The bathrooms are not filthy, but they lack attention and the cigarette butt on the floor and the 3 built in ashtrays don't appeal. The good...the sites were flat, electric & water worked, wifi was decent. You don't get much for your $40 bucks & KOA should remove their affiliation.
We would not stay here again. - Camaraderie
Aug 2016 - $42.00
We stayed here 2 nights. Convenience to local Louisville sights is the only thing this campground has going for it. It is a blacktop parking lot surrounded by noise. We have a small fifthwheel and our neighbor's slide amost touched us...if we had a third slide, it would have touched. With highway construction it was very difficult to get to. - cox
Aug 2016 - $45.00
Wow, is this place tight! With my arms outstretched I could easily touch our rig and our neighbor's slide-out. There's not much room for towed vehicles, so most stick out into the road. So, with obstacles like trees, RVs, toads, and really tight turns, negotiating this place is a white-knuckle adventure in a big rig with a toad. But we did it without kissing anything, my husband yelling yahoo with each successful turn with inches to spare & me with breath held gripping the arm rests. So be forewarned--take your time & a deep breath & you'll (probably) be fine!
Yep, as others have said, this is a parking lot with amenities, and you'll pay well for the privilege of having them. Even with our KOA discount, it's about 25% higher than the average RV park rate we've seen throughout the Midwest.
Fortunately, the trains that rumble through next to the park (close enough to feel the rig shake) were quiet after about 8pm, and the construction noise on the roads above didn't start until about 8am (Sunday morning). Speaking of construction, Louisville is a cone-zone nightmare with confusing signage. Avoid rush hour!!!
On the positive side, the park is clean & seems well-managed. Staff was friendly, the store well-stocked. We filled up with propane for less than $3 per gallon. The wifi was good. We didn't use the cable, but had at least a dozen stations OTA. Water pressure was very strong, so use a regulator. - RockyMountainMama


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8800 S Princeton Ave, West Chatham, Chicago, 60620
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- Old-time Crosstalkers will remember Steve Davies's contributions to
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. . . . Stevan L. Davies, Ph.D., professor of religious studies,
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Just wondering I just started on a vial for Lantus and a pen for novolog
Is all insulin only good for 30 days.
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Posted 30 October 2012 - 10:08 PM
That is why I use the pen. It is cheaper for me because I would have to throw away over 1/2 a vial each month. With the pen I use it up before the 28 days expiration date after opening. I do not know if all insulins have the 28 day expiration date.
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Today is the first day of the rest of my life.
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Posted 30 October 2012 - 11:28 PM
Both Lantus and Novolog are supposed to be used up in 28 days. Like Patricia said, the pens only contain 300 units of insulin, so it's easier to use up a 300 unit pen than it is to use up a 1000 unit vial. Of course, it all depends on how much you take each day. Right now I take 93 units of Lantus every night, so a vial would be okay with me, but I prefer the pens as they are easier to use, easier to carry with you and easier to dispose of than the syringes are.(I just throw the pens in the trash and the needle tips I place in an empty juice bottle with a screw on top.)
Presently taking: Losartan HCTZ and amlodipine for blood pressure:
Novolog and Lantus for diabetes.
Welchol for cholesterol and diabetes
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Posted 31 October 2012 - 11:30 AM
I use insulin as a rescue thing so I don't use a lot.
I keep my bottles in the fridge.
I've had open bottles stay clear and effective up to 60 days.
I keep my bottles in the fridge.
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It happens every year. I get so busy preparing appetizers, seeking out the perfect hostess gifts and rushing from one holiday party to the next. Then all of a sudden, it's December 30 and I realize I don't have anything to wear for New Year's Eve that hasn't already made an appearance (or two) this holiday season.
This year, I'm making my New Year's resolution early and vowing to have the perfect outfit on hand for Columbia's free and family-friendly Famously Hot New Year, which will headline Ms. Lauryn Hill.
Thankfully, there are a number of Southern boutiques and designers who are making it easy for all of us to find the perfect party attire, be it a fancy soiree or a casual oyster roast.
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A staple in LaRoque's collection is the Caroline Bow Top. Luxurious silk and an eloquent bow make it perfect for the evening's celebrations. Tuck it into a skirt, as shown, and pair with dark tights.
Britton's of Columbia is known for their extensive menswear collection, including timeless yet unique accessories like feathered bowties from Charleston's Brackish Bow Ties.
But a little-known secret is their women's collection in the back of the store. This gold and silver ensemble with a fur overlay is perfect for the dinner party that spills out and onto the back porch.
Oyster roasts or winter carnivals
Our reward for hot, sticky summers is our mild winter temps, perfect for outdoor celebrations. Layer a wool cape with a festive sweater and enjoy the night in style. Here are a few of the picks I'm eying.
Keep cozy and cute in a cable knit sweater dress and oversized blanket scarf from My Kim Collection in Columbia's Devine Street District. Pair them with some killer booties and be the fashion envy of all of your friends.
For a more casual take, throw on a fabulous wool wrap from Monkee's of Columbia with jeans or leggings and some tall riding boots for a look that's effortlessly cool and comfortable.
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Quick Take: Acquiring Robbins & Myers (NOV)
Posted by: Chandan Dubey (IP Logged)
Date: April 25, 2013 09:18AM
National Oilwell Varco (NOV) is one of the businesses which I really want to own. I have been keeping an eye on the stock since July 2012 (Stocks to Buy on Dips: National Oilwell Varco).
The company manufactures tools, reusables and machines for the drilling industry. It is arguably the best supplier of equipment and services to the oil and gas industry.
The company has a very good track record and the management is exemplary. In any case, it is important to keep an eye on the decisions it makes. Since 2010, NOV has made 13 deals, according to S&P Capital IQ, and is one of the most active buyers. I am going to look if it overpays for companies or not. The representative deal that I am going to pick is Robbins & Myers. In August 2012, NOV bid for Robbins & Myers at $60 a share, paying $2.5 billion for it.
Quote:Balance sheet (Nov. 30, 2012): RBN has a very good balance sheet with no long-term debt. It has $494,000 in short-term debt and $184.873 million in cash and equivalents. There is $103 million in other long-term liabilities. So, the company has nearly $84 million in cash on its balance sheet.
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We first notice that the company is in a low capital-intensity business. It has always had a positive FCF and seems to have been quite well managed. It has around 6% RoA over the last five years without using much debt.
Given that the FCF has been quite good and has grown at 9% CAGR over the last four years, let us try our hands on reverse DCF. A price of $2.3 billion for the company says, what about the assumed growth rate? With 10% discount rate the assumption is 14% growth for 10 years and then 2% terminal growth rate. On a DCF basis assuming the huge growth, it does not seem that NOV paid a lot for the company.
NOV paid 30 times FCF and 2.5 times sales for the company. This is high — if bought by a value investor. But a company will not get the same price because they have to come up with an offer which is going to make sense to the board of directors. Given that Robbins & Myers has managed to grow revenue and FCF at 10% and has a strong balance sheet, I would not call the price paid by NOV expensive. In fact, it might be one of the cases where the price looks quite good.
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Found a cheap old trunk at a thrift store and made a new home for my wool stash, getting it out of the paper/jewelry crafting space. Since the trunk really is "cheap" I just cleaned the outside and am going to braid new handles for it (as soon as I learn how!), but the inside had to be redone to get rid of the grime and mustiness. I learned that the smell is usually in the paper and the glue on the inside, so that was remove (fairly easily) with a vinegar-water solution and some scraping with a putty knife. Then it was scrubbed down to remove glue residue and spent a couple more days out on the screen porch getting air and some sun. Spray primer and painting with a mix of (leftover) exterior latex house paint = stash storage!
wool stash home
restyled paisley tunic
Found a fun paisley-patterned tunic at the flea market for a dollar. Discovered that although quite large, it had ridiculously tight sleeves, and the slit went down waaaaay too far. Black man's tshirt from thrift store (another 3 dollars!) fixed the sleeves and the slit. Now if only it actually looked good on me….
copper spiral earrings
At last, something to post: hammered recycled copper wire earrings for a friend's big birthday.
After seeing the photo I realized I needed to flip one around so they mirrored.
tool patch
For a friend's favorite work jeans = a use for the silly power tool print! Large patches stitched behind both knees, the one that was already torn through got additional tools fused on.
felted mohair vest upcycle
Found a lovely handwoven Irish mohair throw at the Thrift that someone had probably machine washed, causing it to felt. The colors are great and the fabric feels wonderful, with an intriguing bumpy texture.
I debated for ages what to do with it and finally settled on a long vest as a birthday gift. It was a bit too narrow to go over hips, so I knit inserts from some stash yarn. Deciding on closures took forever. Nothing suitable in the button stash. Hooks didn't stay shut. Finally found these unusual buttons at a fabric store. Perfect.
I loved hand-stitching the seams and edges, it's so soothing and satisfying.
felt flower brooch
Finally, for the new year, some "making"….leftover felted and unfelted wool trimmings, random beads, a tiny bit of roving…loosening up the rusty creative gears.
for solace
My contribution to India Flint's wonderful Solace project (http://prophet-of-bloom.blogspot.com.au/2015/06/solace.html)
Salvaging a pillowcase from a grandmother's dowry, dated 1922, with hand-crocheted lace insets. The inset background is dyed with turmeric, a quick amateurish attempt. It will probably fade immediately, but the boldness of the yellow made me very happy.
koala burn mittens (updated)
After seeing the heart-breaking images of koalas with burn injuries from the Australian bushfires, when I heard about the call to make mittens to cover their burned paws I had to participate. 16 pairs of mittens sent off to Australia this afternoon. Heal quickly little guys!
Read about it here, with a link in the article to the mitten pattern. http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/jan/09/koala-mittens-needed-to-help-bushfire-victims-with-burnt-paws
Update, 1/12: IFAW has received enough mittens to last through the fire season. You can still help koalas rescued from bushfires by supporting IFAW through donations and spreading the word about their good work!
Read more at http://blog.theanimalrescuesite.com/ifaw-koalas/#1erQMcj4U8cKfByM.99
2 pot cosy
A gift for a friend to fit over 2 extremely different pots – a tall thin coffee pot and a short fat tea pot. The colors were chosen to coordinate with the kitchen decor.
Body is a felted sweater with needle-felted roving, embroidery, and a silly tassel. Lining is cotton, with a layer of batting for insulation.
handspun headwear
Bought a beautiful (looking) skein of handspun wool thinking I'd make a cowl. Things didn't work out. It wasn't nearly enough, and while the skein looked beautiful, it was not really great for knitting, being under and overspun. In a fit of craziness I decided to make it a hat. For days when only wacky headwear will do.


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Thursday, April 23, 2015
iHeartMedia Previews New Podcast Initiative at First-Ever 'Soundfront' in NYC. Yesterday, iHeartMedia presented the "Soundfront" event in New York to preview its new original audio programs. The company says this new content "will allow marketers to collaborate with a host of celebrities and talent through customized and creative storytelling." Speaking about the company's need to explore the audio-on-demand marketplace is iHeartMedia CMO/EVP Gayle Troberman, who says, "In the age of visual distraction and shorter attention spans, audio has the ability to break through and get heard better than any other advertising. We are seeing increased engagement in audio programming both on air and via podcast, and original audio forces us to get back to the basics of telling stories simply and honestly, which consumers love. We believe most marketers are massively under-invested in the power of sound and the iHeartMedia Soundfront is our opportunity to challenge the industry to explore the creative potential of sound to tell and sell better." Saying that it is teaming with "a broad spectrum of A-list producers, musicians, actors, music industry veterans and curators," the company announces some of the people it is working with, including: "Skybound Rundown" (podcast): From the producers of "The Walking Dead" TV show and gaming franchise focusing on the world of indie gaming; "Heart of the Beat" (podcast): Artist and musician Jared Leto will bring sound and storytelling together in this original audio show that allows artists to reveal the method behind their madness; "Who is Marty Hirsch?" (podcast) is the first-ever audio mockumentary, building off successes like "This Is Spinal Tap" and "Almost Famous" to tell a story of a mythical music icon. iHeartMedia has partnered with Trium Entertainment (the creator and executive producer of "The Biggest Loser") to produce a number of podcasts including: "The Vent" hosted by Jaime Pressly; "Get Mic'd" – a talent search show for the next great iHeartMedia DJ; and "Science of Success" with Jonah Berger. The iHeartMedia-Trium relationship will also produce videocasts and the hiring away of Big Boy from Emmis in Los Angeles is relevant here as he'll host "Urban Legends with Big Boy," a hip hop show. "Z100" New York-based personality Elvis Duran will also host a videocast titled, "The Elvis Sessions" in which he "digs throughout the day-to-day gossip and connects with the true passion that drives artists and celebrities." Other videocasts will include "On the Fly with Paul Costabile" and "My Journey." iHeartMedia also used the event to announce an expanded relationship with Snapchat, details of which are expected to come in the future. Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel was in attendance discussing iHeartMedia's unique positioning to "use the power of sound to drive social results." Pictured here are (from l-r): iHeartMedia Entertainment Enterprises president John Sykes, iHeartMedia president and CFO Richard Bressler, Snapchat co-founder and CEO Evan Spiegel, and iHeartMedia CEO Bob Pittman.
Facing "Weak Markets," Emmis Seeks Covenant Relief from Lenders. In a filing with the SEC, Emmis Communications presents historical performance data and forward-looking statements as it seeks covenant relief for the quarters ended May 31 2015 through February 28 2017. Emmis says it is outperforming its markets but the problem is that the markets are weak – for example, citing New York figures showing Emmis down 6% while the market as a whole was down 7.3% over the nine-month period ended November 30, 2014. It says the battle between its urban KPWR, Los Angeles and iHeartMedia's new KRRL (which is benefitting from its luring morning talent Big Boy away from KPWR) is causing it to face "new headwinds." In New York, the company says the market was weak throughout calendar 2014 – down mid- to high-single digits after being up 5% in calendar 2013. It reports national was off by 30% during the 2014 summer months and down 18% for the nine months ended November 30, 2014. Emmis states that it finished fiscal 2015 under its 6.00x covenant at 5.40x but "wants to constructively manage compliance with sufficient cushion." It goes on to show its efforts to control costs by noting it has "reduced cash operating costs by $7 million as part of its fiscal 2016 budget." You can see the entire lender presentation here.
Panel of Radio Hunter-Gatherers to Discuss Generating Revenue in Changing Marketplace. One of the power-packed, panel discussions scheduled for Talkers New York 2015, "Generating Talk Radio Revenue in a Changing Paradigm," will tackle the many challenges and identify opportunities in the sales end of the business today. The lineup features a diverse array of what TALKERS publisher Michael Harrison describes as "major league 'hunter-gatherers' covering the spectrum of broadcasting situations today." Moderated by TALKERS managing editor/West Coast bureau chief Mike Kinosian, the lineup presents (in alphabetical order): Vince Benedetto, president/CEO, Bold Gold Media Group; Kathy Carr, VP, sales & marketing, Howie Carr Radio Network; Jerry Crowley, VP/GM, WNYM/WMCA, New York; Ron Hartenbaum, CEO, WYD Media; Tom Leykis, CEO, The New Normal; and Cary Pahigian, president/GM, WBAL/WIYY, Baltimore. TALKERS VP/executive editor Kevin Casey adds, "This panel will provide a wide variety of valuable takeaways. You have a dynamic, young owner of a medium-sized, up-and-coming group (Vince Benedetto); a seasoned sales and management pro who has masterminded one of the model examples of a powerful and lucrative regional talk network (Kathy Carr); a veteran major market general manager with an impressive sales track record (Jerry Crowley); one of talk radio's most aggressive impresarios who has built a major sales rep firm and is instrumental in monetizing the careers of numerous syndicated and satellite radio stars (Ron Hartenbaum); an independent, high-profile radio talent who is doing it on his own in cyberspace and showing a profit (Tom Leykis); and a highly accomplished, medium/large market GM who is at the helm of one of the nation's most historic heritage properties (Cary Pahigian). This is not to be missed." Talkers New York 2015 is nearing a sellout. For registration and sponsorship information, please click here.
WGN, Chicago Legend Spike O'Dell to Appear on Steve Cochran Show. Former WGN, Chicago personality Spike O'Dell – an inductee in this year's class of the WGN Radio Walk of Fame – will be a part of the station's Steve Cochran show tomorrow morning (4/24). Cochran is broadcasting his show from the CMT Studios in Nashville the day after the Chicago Blackhawks play the Predators in game 5 of the first round of the NHL playoffs. O'Dell hosted afternoons on WGN from 1987 to 2000. He took over the morning show after the death of Bob Collins and hosted it until December of 2008.
Hofstra's WRHU-FM, Signs Deal with New York Cosmos Soccer Franchise. One of the most decorated college radio stations in America, Hofstra University's WRHU-FM, Hempstead, NY has added another major league sports franchise to its programming roster. The Marconi Award-winning outlet has signed a deal with the New York Cosmos soccer franchise. WRHU-FM will be the team's official radio partner and flagship for the 2015 NASL soccer season. Students will perform all on and off air roles as they do with the station's other major league partner, the NHL's New York Islanders.
Odds & Sods. News/talk KRDO-FM, Colorado Springs is being sold by Optima Communications to Pike's Peak Television for $2.5 million. Pike's Peak is a subsidiary of News-Press & Gazette Company which owns KRDO-AM. Optima has been airing the KRDO-AM news/talk format on KRDO-FM for the past nine years…..ABC News is available on the Apple Watch. ABC says the app will "give you the world on your wrist. From real-time news updates with personalized notifications to live video and audio, the app keeps wearers in the know without disrupting the moments that matter." Some of the features include "Stories In A Second" – "glanceable news that keeps you up to date with what's breaking and showcases the latest hand-selected stories in all coverage areas." The app will allow users to dig deeper into stories and video with the ability to seamlessly hand off to the user's iPhone…..ESPN Radio is broadcasting the 2015 NFL Draft next Thursday (4/30) beginning at 7:00 pm ET with host Dari Nowkhah, NFL analyst Louis Riddick and NFL Insider John Clayton. Freddie Coleman will host post-draft coverage alongside NFL Insider Adam Kaplan on Thursday and Friday at 11:30 p.m…..Yahoo Sports Radio will present a five-hour program next Thursday for the first day of the NFL Draft. Featured on the show will be Steve Bunin and Yahoo Sports Radio host Jonathan Peterlin. Insider analysis will come from former Carolina Panthers general manager and Yahoo Sports Radio host Marty Hurney, and former NFL Quarterback and Yahoo Sports contributor Shaun King. The program airs from 8:00 pm to 1:00 am ET…..ABC News announces Karen Travers, Mary Bruce and Stephanie Ramos join the news organization as multi-platform reporters covering national and international news for all ABC News platforms with an emphasis on NewsOne, Radio and Digital.
FOX Sports Radio to Broadcast from Mayweather vs. Pacquiao Fight. Prior to the May 2 Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao welterweight fight in Las Vegas, FOX Sports Radio will broadcast live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena. The roundtable program will feature JT "The Brick," Steve Gorman, Tomm Looney and Jeffrey Gorman. Stations wishing to bring some unique expertise to their coverage of this upcoming fight may consider booking Jackie Kallen (pictured here) or Ivan Goldman from Boxing Insider. Kallen has been involved in the sport of boxing for almost 35 years. She started as a boxing journalist, hosted her own talk radio show, then became the publicist for the legendary Kronk Gym in Detroit and eventually segued into management. Her success in the male-dominated business inspired the Meg Ryan film Against the Ropes. Goldman is a New York Times best-selling author. He has written for Columbia Journalism Review, The Nation, Rolling Stone, The New York Times, Washington Post, and the Los Angeles Times. He's a Fulbright Scholar and an elector for the International Boxing Hall of Fame. To book either, email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Earth Day/Climate Change, Baltimore 'Freddie Gray' Protests, 2016 Presidential Prospects, ISIS Violence, Saudi Strikes on Yemen, Iran Nuclear Program Negotiations, North Korea Nukes Warning, and Gang Member Amnesty Case Among Top News/Talk Stories Yesterday (4/22). The observation of Earth Day and the issue of climate change; continuing protests in Baltimore over the death of Freddie Gray while in police custody; the potential candidates for president in 2016; the violence being perpetrated by ISIS; the military strikes on Yemen by Saudi Arabia and the U.S.' naval presence in the region; the negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program; China's warning about the underestimated nuclear weapons arsenal held by North Korea; and the case of a gang member accused of murder receiving amnesty under President Obama's executive order were some of the most-talked-about stories on news/talk radio during the week, according to ongoing research from TALKERS.
Monday, October 7, 2013
KIRO-FM, Seattle's Tony Miner Gives Up Full-Time Position. Longtime KIRO-FM, Seattle news anchor Tony Miner has ended his full-time afternoon news anchor position with the Bonneville news/talk outlet but will continue to do fill-in and other part-time work at the station. In a piece on Bonneville-owned MyNorthwest.com, Miner says he's not calling it semi-retirement, "I look upon it as a transition to more of a part-time thing here, filling in across the board, doing some commercial work, and just not doing the five day a week grind and coming down all the way from the Miner Ranch in the Skagit Valley every day." Miner had been commuting more than an hour each way from his home to the studios. He was heard daily during the afternoon drive Ron & Don program.
Randy Galloway to Exits ESPN 103.3 in Dallas as Cumulus Begins Operations. Dallas sports media personality Randy Galloway's "Galloway and Company" program will air for the final time on KESN, Dallas today (10/7) as Cumulus Media takes over the operations of the Disney/ESPN-owned station. Galloway's contract with ESPN runs out at the end of this year and the Dallas Star-Telegram reports that Galloway's lawyer advised him that his ESPN contract is non-transferable so he gets paid for the rest of the year by leaving the program. If he were to say on with Cumulus, ESPN would be off the hook. Galloway – a Star-Telegram columnist – says he's had discussions with ESPN about contributing on national issues but doesn't say if anything has been agreed to.
Islanders Renew with Hofstra; Add Signal on Eastern Long Island. The NHL's New York Islanders renew their deal for Hofstra University's non-com WRHU, Hempstead to serve as the flagship station for the team's games this season. In addition, Long Island-based JVC Broadcasting enters into an agreement with the club to air games on its rock WRCN, Riverhead, New York. The addition of WRCN gives the Isles a radio presence in the central and eastern Long Island areas. Hofstra dean of the Lawrence Herbert School of Communication, Evan Cornog, tells Newsday, "WRHU is a college radio station that holds itself to the highest professional standards, so we are delighted to enter into a fourth year as the flagship radio station for a great professional sports franchise, the New York Islanders." JVC's Matthew Goldapper adds, "JVC Broadcasting is incredibly proud to partner with Hofstra University and the New York Islanders to carry the games in Suffolk County. Residents from Islip to Montauk will now have the ability to listen to all of the action on 103.9 FM."
Bruce DuMont to Seek New Executive Director for Museum of Broadcast Communications. After founding the Chicago-located Museum of Broadcast Communications, Bruce DuMont says he will recommend to the board of directors that it consider hiring an executive director or general manager to oversee the day-to-day operations of the organization. According to a story by Chicago media writer Robert Feder, the 69-year-old DuMont will continue to serve as president and CEO of the non-profit that he founded in 1983. DuMont, who still hosts his weekly "Beyond the Beltway" political talk show from studios in the Chicago facility, says he intends to spend more time raising visibility and funds for the organization. The museum on North State Street re-opened last year after being closed for almost 10 years due to state funding and other fiscal problems that impeded construction of the $27 million building.
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bluetuba wrote:Wait, I don't see Missouri, I'm taking my vote back!
Missouri already blew up. My bad. :/
Thanks for liking it briefly though.
oakenspirit wrote:This is really fun! Love it-
Re: First State!
(I think Delaware was the first state.)
Hope you guys like it! Thanks for your votes!
Re: 50 Stars
I like it, but where is hawaii? Am I just blind?
EDIT: nvm the shirt is just covering it
A little bigger version:
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Thanks, harantula and coconutman1!
Oakenspirit, thanks, and glad that you noticed the time I put into getting the expression right.
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Awesome design! I really like all the texture, and your fantasy names for the landmarks.
capedcrusader514 wrote:Seems like the Wendingo belong more over Ohio and Michigan.
Yeah, I was trying to spread things out and may have pushed it a bit far West, but what I read said great lakes region, so I hope the wendingos wont be offended.
oakenspirit wrote:This is perfect- I WANTS IT-
Thanks, Oaken! Your fantasy map is so great!
ApeLad wrote:(I think Delaware was the first state.)
Was going to mention that earlier, but I thought maybe there was a joke there that I didn't understand.
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Wow, I actually thought about doing this exact idea, but didn't have the time. Good job.
Can't top this. Fantastic work!
but it was set in Indiana
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This is the most creative take I've seen on this theme yet. Very cool!
This is such a cool idea and such fun to look at. I wish there were even more things on the map. Great job with the colors and style.
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Love the restrained and old-timey look to this! Very nice.
littleclyde wrote:Love the restrained and old-timey look to this! Very nice.
Thanks. It was hard for me to limit my colors, but i successfully only used 2. YAY!
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Fun concept!
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My favorite tongue twister and my favorite state, since I live there.
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Ah, clever!
Oh fine, I laughed. Nice work!
Yay in the fog! I want a map-pack with both of ours in it- heh
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Very cute! Surprised it's not doing better..
Why don't the states match up to where they are supposed to be?
Snipes wrote:Why don't the states match up to where they are supposed to be?
Oh I see, by statehood.
Didn't see the bottom on a netbook screen.
oakenspirit wrote:Yay in the fog! I want a map-pack with both of ours in it- heh
YES! That would be sweeeeet.
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But Metropolis is in Illinois.
sdube2 wrote:but it was set in Indiana
But mostly filmed in Ohio. Also that's where the Tours for the house are and where the glorious Lamp stays...
Really good job man, I hope this prints because I would wear it.
Snipes wrote:Oh I see, by statehood.
Didn't see the bottom on a netbook screen.
What is statehood ?
(non-us citizen FTW)
Great idea and awesome design !
Nice idea and beautiful design !
I wish I had enough US culture to do something like this.
Nice map !
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Where's the NY annex? :P
Absolutely breathtaking!
texhnolyzed wrote:What is statehood ?
(non-us citizen FTW)
It's chronological, when each state was admitted to the union. Delaware and Pennsylvania were first, Alaska and Hawaii were last.
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I like that they are in order of admission to the union.
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For the Daily News
When you've got two point guards as talented as Brandon Knapper and Tavian Dunn-Martin, it makes sense to split them up, and that's what the South All-Stars did Friday night.
Playing largely one at a time, Knapper scored 31 points and Dunn-Martin 26 as the South divided and conquered, earning a 115-109 victory in the North-South Classic at the South Charleston Community Center.
It was the fourth straight win for the South in the series, which it now leads 28-6 since the game resumed in 1983. The paid attendance was listed at 498, but the total crowd was probably closer to 900.
Knapper, the West Virginia University recruit from South Charleston, also added eight assists, seven rebounds and five steals, and Dunn-Martin, who's bound for Akron, dished out four assists with two steals. They were selected as co-MVPs for the South.
"This is what I had in mind,'' Dunn-Martin said. "I'm glad I got the dub in my last high school game. It was pretty fun out there. [The North] had a very good team, it was good competition and I'm excited we got the win.''
The underdog North squad placed five players in double figures, with Darhius Nunn of Class AA state champion Fairmont Senior taking MVP honors for his 17-point, seven-assist, five-steal effort. He knocked down three straight 3-pointers in the second half as the North, which trailed by as many as 12 in the first half, took an 84-80 lead with 10 minutes left, that coming on a 3 from Luke Dyer (Robert C. Byrd).
The North was still hanging around with less than four minutes remaining, trailing just 103-102, when the South went on a quick 8-2 surge.
Neil Williams (Capital) scored three fast-break baskets in that stretch, two of them coming directly after blocks at the other end by Ripley's 6-foot-8 Luke Layhew. The other came on a feed from Knapper with 1:30 left to effectively seal it, bumping the South's lead to 111-104. Knapper also followed in his own missed shot in that run.
Knapper credited his strong game to the recent help he's received in Morgantown.
"I've been going up to WVU and working out the last few weeks with Juwan Staten and Jevon Carter,'' Knapper said. "They've been teaching me a lot of things about mental toughness and looking for your teammates and trying to score if they're not open. So I learned a lot from them and soaked it up like a sponge.
"This was very special. A thank-you for everyone who came out and supported us. It was very good, and I'm very happy.''
Huntington's Ron Hess, one of the South's co-coaches, started Knapper at the point, then brought Dunn-Martin off the bench about seven minutes into the 20-minute first half. Knapper and Dunn-Martin didn't appear on the floor together until the 4:51 mark.
"The thought was that all these kids are here,'' Hess said, "and they want to be able to play with [Knapper and Dunn-Martin], and I thought in order for those kids to have that chance, I could put those two in and divide them up. Because they're very good, they're special basketball players, and you want to let those kids play with them, and it's nice for them.
"When you've got two great point guards like that, you've got one group in there, then you can bring in another group and there's not a dropoff at the point, and that's unbelievable.''
The South also received 13 points, seven rebounds and one dunk from Nequan Carrington (Woodrow Wilson) and a double-double from Williams (11 points, 11 rebounds). Layhew landed nine boards as the South led 65-50 in rebounding.
The North wound up with five players in double figures. Along with Nunn, there was Kenzie Melko of AAA champion Morgantown (19 points, six rebounds, four assists, three dunks), Bridgeport's Nick Greely (18 points, nine rebounds), Dyer (14 points, three steals, four of the North's 16 3-pointers) and Weir's Jonathan West (11 points, three assists). Martinsburg's Jarrell Jones added nine points, nine boards and three steals.
Nunn, who's headed for Glenville State, cherished the chance to play against Division I recruits Knapper and Dunn-Martin.
"I knew I could always play with them,'' Nunn said. "They're two really good players and they're really quick, but I'd have been more satisfied if we'd have won. I've been playing against them for a long time — most of it's been in traveling AAU — but this is the first time in high school I ever got to match up with them, and I was looking forward to it.''
Dunn-Martin didn't mind sharing the MVP award on a stage like the North-South game with Knapper, who plans to play next season at Hargrave Military, a prep school in Virginia.
"It's definitely all right,'' Dunn-Martin said. "He deserved it. He had 31 points. I'm glad he was on my team because without him, we might not have won. I've been playing with him, he's like my brother and my best friend.''
During the pregame skills competitions, Melko won the slam dunk contest, Nunn the 3-point shootout and the South's Matt Justice (Herbert Hoover) led the free-throw shooting.
Receiving $500 scholarships from the sponsoring West Virginia Athletic Directors Association were Landon Travis of Williamstown (North) and Kaden Meeks (South).South 115, North 109
Player FG-A FT-A Reb Ast Pts
Nick Greeley 7-13 4-7 9 0 18
Landon Travis 0-0 0-0 1 0 0
Darhius Nunn 7-21 0-0 1 7 17
Jonathan West 4-9 0-0 1 3 11
Jarrell Jones 4-8 0-0 9 2 9
Luke Dyer 5-9 0-0 4 2 14
Ben Riley 2-2 0-0 1 1 5
Colby Cunningham 0-1 0-0 1 0 0
Seth Evans 3-4 2-2 4 0 8
Garrett Gilkeson 2-13 0-0 7 5 5
Kyle Jackson 1-4 0-0 2 0 3
Riley Allen 0-1 0-0 0 1 0
Kenzie Melko 8-13 1-2 6 4 19
Totals 43-98 7-11 50 25 109
Player FG-A FT-A Reb Ast Pts
Neil Williams 5-8 1-2 11 0 11
Brandon Knapper 13-21 2-2 7 8 31
Matt Justice 1-2 0-0 0 1 3
Kenneth Brown 2-2 2-2 3 0 6
Nequan Carrington 5-10 3-3 7 0 13
Tavian Dunn-Martin 10-26 2-3 4 4 26
Hayden McCarty 1-1 0-0 3 0 2
Austin Henrich 2-2 0-0 2 0 4
Calvin Blankenship 0-0 0-0 2 0 0
Kaden Meeks 1-4 0-0 1 0 2
Colby Wickline 0-2 0-0 1 0 0
Matt Ryan 1-5 0-0 2 0 2
Josh Carpenter 2-9 3-4 8 2 7
Luke Layhew 3-10 2-3 9 0 8
Totals 46-102 15-19 65 15