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Nicholas Fontana, a Tucson criminal defense attorney who will replace former Rep. Daniel Patterson in the Arizona House of Representatives, said he switched his life-long Democratic affiliation to independent, just so he would qualify for the seat.Read More »
AZ Supreme Court unanimous in decision to reinstate redistricting chair
The Arizona Supreme Court acted unanimously last fall to reinstate Colleen Mathis to the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission, finding that Gov. Jan Brewer's stated reasons for removing her did not rise to the legal standards required.Read More »
House passes narrowed-down contraception bill
State representatives today passed a scaled-back bill that would allow religious-based employers to deny contraception coverage to their workers.
The amended bill, HB2625, passed the Arizona House by a vote of 36-21, and will need to go back to the Senate for final approval there. If approved there, it will be delivered to Gov. Jan Brewer for either a signature or a veto.
Brewer places moratorium on bills until budget done
Talks on the budget may be on the verge of breaking down, as Gov. Jan Brewer today told Republican legislative leaders that she will not sign any more bills until the budget is done.
Republican lawmakers and Brewer have been at loggerheads over a budget deal all session. The governor called for increased spending in education and some social programs, but Republicans have said she wants to spend too much money.
Senate gives initial OK to fall ballot measures
The Arizona Senate has given preliminary approval to a states' rights measure and another possible referendum being considered for placement on the state's November general election.Read More »
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Arizona workers would not lose their professional licenses for denying services on religious grounds under a new bill, although supporters acknowledged they knew of no cases where such action had occurred.Read More »
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Southern Arizona Democrats' hopes to have former Rep. Daniel Patterson replaced by one of their own were dashed today when the Secretary of State said the legislative seat will be filled by an independent.Read More »
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Another event was organized within the framework of the project "Cultural Treasures of Azerbaijan – A Pearl of the Caucasus" being implemented with the objective of more closely introducing Azerbaijan in France, with the organizational support of the Heydar Aliyev Foundation and assistance by Azerbaijan's Embassy in France. Opening of the Days of Azerbaijani Culture took place in the city of Megève, Savoie region, January 17.
The event was opened by Mayor of the city Mme Catherine Julien-Breches. She said, located on the shore of the Caspian Sea, Azerbaijan is known to the world as a country with ancient civilization, and it was rich not only in culture, but also subsoil resources, and located at the crossroads of the Eastern Europe, Asia and Near East.
The mayor emphasized that Azerbaijan, which regained its state independence in 1991, has extended its relations in various spheres.
Catherine Julien-Breches mentioned the friendly charter signed between Azerbaijan's Gusar district and the city of Megève, and said that she had made herself closely familiarized with Gusar district while on a visit to Azerbaijan and that the skiing resort meeting up-to-date standards at the foot of Shahdagh Mountain is inferior to none of those in Europe.
The mayor thanked the Heydar Aliyev Foundation and President of the Foundation, Azerbaijan's First Lady Mehriban Aliyeva for the organization of the Days of Azerbaijani Culture.
Delivering a speech at the event, head of Gusar district Executive Authority Shair Alkhasov talked about the friendly relations between Azerbaijan and France.
Deputy of the French National Assembly, chairperson of the Friends of Azerbaijan Association Jean-François Mancel pictured Azerbaijan as a rich and extremely interesting country, and noted that the relations between the two countries develop with rapid pace and that Azerbaijan has successfully defended its independence.
Highly appreciating the initiatives of Mehriban Aliyeva towards Azerbaijan's promotion in France, the deputy said events organized in various districts and cities of France thanks to the Heydar Aliyev Foundation are of exclusive significance in terms of introducing Azerbaijan's rich cultural treasures to French people.
Jean-François Mancel invited French people to travel to Azerbaijan and attend the First European Games to be held in June this year in Baku.
Azerbaijan's Ambassador to France Elchin Amirbayov delivered a speech at the opening ceremony. Mentioning that significant works have been done towards promoting Azerbaijan in France at the initiative of Mehriban Aliyeva in 23 cities of this country within the framework of the project "Cultural Treasures of Azerbaijan – A Pearl of the Caucasus", the Ambassador said such events will be organized further.
After the speeches, officials of the city of Megève and guests first familiarized themselves with the exhibits reflecting the life and creativity of Azerbaijani poet Nizami Ganjavi arranged by the Heydar Aliyev Foundation. At the exhibition, works by Aliyar Alimirzayev, an artist from Gusar district, a member of the Unions of Artists of Azerbaijan and USSR, whose works are preserved in museums of a number of countries, were also displayed.
The exhibition will continue till the end of January.
Works by Azerbaijani and European composers were performed by a jazz band led by Honoured Artist of Azerbaijan, virtuosic performer Isfar Sarabski.
Within the framework of the Days of Azerbaijani Culture, information was given by the Heydar Aliyev Foundation to pupils of Megève secondary schools about Azerbaijan, they were presented Azerbaijani sweets.
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Hosting the first cross country meet of the season has its perks.
For the Manhattan Indians, running a course they've practiced many times helped propel them over the hills and valleys at Warner Park Saturday, as the boy's team took first place and the girls were a close second behind Lawrence.
Head coach Susan Melgares said tough conditions, including those hills, were tough on everyone.
"Saw a lot of kids really battling," she said. "The conditions were really challenging today, and that's cross country. You expect to have challenging conditions. But with the heat and the hills, we were really still battling.
"You can see their faces, they're tired, and there's a long way to go and they're still out there fighting."
Leading the way for the boys was junior Chris Melgares, who finished first overall in 16:50. Taking third was senior James Leblow with a time of 17:07.94. Michael Melgares (17:25.95) and Isaiah Koppes (17:26.34) were not far behind, finishing sixth and seventh. Sophomore Isaac Blankenau (18:11.81) rounded out the boy's medalists in 20th place.
The boy's team finished with a score of 37, which was 20 points ahead of second-place Wamego. Topeka Seaman finished third in the team standings with a score of 91.
"I thought it was an awesome start to the season," Melgares said. "For the guys to win – they haven't done that since 2008. So that is a really nice kudos to them. Working hard, having four guys in the top seven is just huge and very exciting to see their hard work pay off."
On the girl's side, junior Alaina Schroeder finished first overall in a time of 15:26.14. Freshman Christina Wankum (16:48.42) finished fifth overall in her Manhattan cross country debut. Megan Ochoa (17:19.42) and Lauren Wankum (17:22.54) finished in 12th and 14th place, respectively.
The Indians finished second in the team standings with a score of 53, while Lawrence won with a 51. Senior Emily Van Natta won the JV race with a time of 17:09, which would have been good for ninth in the varsity race, enough points difference to beat Lawrence.
"Girls also placing second was really good in a tight battle with Lawrence," Melgares said. "We had a quick JV time that might have helped us in the 'A' race, but as it was, to be in such a tight race with Lawrence – one of the top teams in the state – you can't complain.
"We're not trying to peak on Labor Day weekend. We want to peak at the end."
After putting in a ton of work over the winter and summer, both teams are poised for solid seasons. Melgares said she didn't have too many surprises, even though this is the first meet of the year.
"I expected the kids to be running strong," she said. "They've been doing the work, so it's neat to see it get validated here."
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The story of a few people trying to survive a world that in so many ways doesn't make sense... I'm not exactly sure what's going to happen with it so we'll have to see :)
My name is Lizzie. I am lonely. I live on my own.
That's what I always say when they insist I go speed-dating. My friends that is. Always telling me that I need someone in my life. Someone to tell me to stop focusing on my work so much. To get back to the real world. I write; that's my job. People pay me to make things up and write them down. I could say that it's the job that I've always dreamed of but that would be a lie. I can't really remember what I wanted to do growing up. Probably something stupid like be a spy. Or an elephant. You know what kids are like. Smarter than adults usually.
Gradually, my friends left me. I can't blame them. They knew more interesting people. People who didn't spend their days locked up in a small dusty apartment with their fingers rushing over a keyboard. People who didn't get so emotionally involved in fiction that they break down in tears when they kill off a character. People who don't lose their mind when one of their characters does the same. I call it 'method writing'. That didn't go down well with them. Ah well.
People said that my work was getting progressively worse. To begin with, I was fine with it. I just took it as a couple of bad reviews. Nothing more. I suppose that was the wrong reaction. I didn't put in any more effort; didn't change things. I just kept on working below par. Fewer and fewer copies sold. I used to be so popular. Book shops were overflowing when I went in to agree to sign my work – now people were running away from me. Surprise surprise.
I don't really need to mention my worse stuff. Horrific it was. Wasn't even worth burning for heat. Not even by me. And to top things off, everything else was going from bad to worse. I lost my flat. Had to sell my very limited supply of clothes and furniture. My family was crumbling – the divorce of the matriarch and patriarchal figure does that. Especially the second time round.
I suppose it was the rotten fruit that eventually did it.
Did you know that a tomato is a fruit my dear reader? My only reader. I used to say that the tomato was a test – you were intelligent if you knew it was a fruit but wise if you knew not to include it in a fruit salad.
Luckily, I didn't get a fruit salad thrown at me. Just the tomatoes. People thought it was funny since my entire body (especially my face) was covered in the dregs of the tomato and its juices but my hair looked the same. Just a bit messier. Still that bloody red colour. Ha. Ha.
Don't think that that was due to my dying imagination! It was probably due to my drunken behaviour. Loud screaming. Violence on the streets. Frequent sickness. They say drowning your sorrows is a bad idea. Well whoever said that clearly never suffered from sorrow! Does that even make sense? I don't really know any more.
I am writing this for future prosperity. Sort of. The idea is that this novel, my final novel, will tell my story. So I suppose it's an autobiography. But you will think it is fiction. So I'm not fussed how you see it. I want everybody to know what happened. And since I've been writing fiction since I could write, that's how this will look. That alright with you? So. Back to the important message: This state is corrupt. There is danger everywhere. Especially right below your feet.
Did you just look down? I did. I don't even trust the ground any more.
But you aren't really interested are you? You're just reading this to see what a mad woman has to say. You're expecting me to go off on a rant about how I've been persecuted. You've got that bit. Happy now? Because the rest of this book is important. It is a warning. Be careful.
Don't believe me? I can't say that I blame you. If you had told me about this a couple of months ago, I know I would have had you arrested for insanity. But before you reach for your phones, just hear me out.
The confetti.
Think about it. There is a party every night. Thousands of people out on the streets. Banners and bunting everywhere, decorating the nasty buildings. The loud music emanating from those speakers that you can't quite see clearly since you've already been drinking for a while. And then at midnight – the confetti. It just falls. You still find bits of it in your hair days later. And it covers the floor. Yet the following morning, it's all gone. But where could it go? Nobody could clean that quickly could they?
The short answer is no.
That's why there's the curfew. 2 am and you have to go home. It prevents binge drinking – that's what we're told. Yes that's the reason. Stay out late and watch the floor fall away. Well stay out late and fall away with it. Just see what they're trying to hide from you. That thing. Its claws in the darkness. It still haunts me to this very day.
I take it there are still sceptics out there. You believers. Ignorance. Let me tell you another story then.
Next time it rains, look up. If it's raining now, just look up. Don't worry about the rain drowning your eyes; you'll survive. Look beyond it. There aren't any clouds anymore. So where have they gone? That's just the first question.
Next look around. Look at the other people. There should be a man out there. He's wearing a black suit. Black jacket, white shirt, long black tie, shiny shoes. He looks completely out of place doesn't he? Keep looking. He is dry. Dry as a bone. But why?
If you don't know the answer to that then you are stupider than I thought. It's his umbrella. Obviously.
If you have been staring at him this whole time, he will have noticed you and will be walking towards you. It's not an umbrella any more is it? I'm sorry but I think I may have just killed some of you. They don't like people looking at them. They are the secret assassins. They deter individualism. The state controls you. You know that at least. And now I have told you how. Be grateful.
You've made me lose my train of thought. Thank you reader.
So here I am. The end to my part of this story.
I'm stood in the centre of a railway track, waiting.
You can just see me now can't you? Stood in between a couple of rotten old sleepers, all lined up like soldiers. Brave men there to be walked all over and to have the dead and the dying on top of them. I can still see the top of the grassy verge I had to jump down from. Only dislocated my shoulder. Not that it matters. The grass looks peaceful up there. Nobody trampling that! Only me.
You know, there's a wall down here. Rust coloured bricks falling to pieces before my very eyes yet still managing to resemble some state of normality. They knocked all the buildings down around here. Just left the train tracks. I suppose it was to stop accidents. Make the police's job a lot easier – you only came out here for one reason and that's not for a picnic.
One of the last things that struck me, if you'll pardon the pun, was the noise. Despite the fact that the birdsong was barely audible, it was the most beautiful thing that I ever heard. It's that type of thing that changes a person. Makes them realise that they've made the right decision. Beauty is all well and good but there's a time and a place. I followed the flight of the creatures with my vision until they were no more. I suppose a little smile crept onto my face and I don't even regret it.
Then everything became all a bit of a blur.
A couple more birds flew past. Flashing lights in front of me. Loud noises getting louder. A man stood atop the verge. The smell of burning, human perspiration and peppermint. Feathers getting caught up in my hair. The man opening up his umbrella. An even louder noise making my eardrums shake in fear. The man smiles and that's it.
Then the birds aren't singing any more.
Some stories transcend life and death.
This one's going to haunt you.
The four-thirty to Paddington was on time.
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Date: Sept-Nov-Dec 1974
The Diary Of An Absolute Lunatic by Al Hewitson & Filipe Dela Rosa (Nightmare #14)
The Plastic Plague by Jack Katz (Nightmare #14)
Death Of The 80th Victim by Doug Moench & Ricardo Villamonte (Nightmare #14)
And The Currupt Shall Dine by Ed Fedory & Fernando Rubio (Nightmare #14)
Scream Screen Scenes by Al Hewitson & Domingo Gomez (Nightmare #14)
Starchild by Bruce Jones (Nightmare #14)
The Creature From The Black Lagoon by Al Hewitson & Ricardo Villamonte (Nightmare #14)
The Butchered At Earth's Core by Ed Fedory & Jesus Suso Rego (Nightmare #14)
The Human Gargoyles, part 4: And They Did Battle With The Thing From Underneath by Al Hewitson & Maelo Cintron (Nightmare #14)
Just when you think you've worked something out a spanner gets thrown into the works. I thought that my theory on the Australian editions of Nightmare was a sound one and I felt that once I found more copies it'd be proven. All I can say now is that clearly I'm an idiot.
I managed to pick up some more 1970s era Australian comics just this morning and I was pleased to find an un-numbered copy of Nightmare in the box of stuff. I'll have to assume that this copy is issue #1 - there's absolutely no issue number or other details on the front cover, nor on the inside. The rear cover does feature advertisements for other Page Publications of the time, those magazines are dated November 1974, which means this book must have come out at or around that time, give or take a month on either side. The contents, like issue #8 that I've already covered, are from the one Skywald magazine, in this case issue #14. The cover is the same, sans the text that exists on the US version.
So no more hypotheses, what I want now is more details on other issues in this run so I can see if a pattern was there, even if that pattern is a random one. Still, we know where it started and hopefully we can work out where it all ended, all in good time.


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Nasdaq 100 futures climbed 4 points vs. fair value, S&P 500 futures rose 5 points and Dow futures gained 51 points.
The Greek Parliament will vote Wednesday and Thursday on another round of austerity measures needed to receive the next tranche of bailout funds. Greece is on the verge of bankruptcy, and default on its debt could spread across other euro-zone countries.
Thousands of Greeks have again taken to the streets in protest of the next round of spending cuts and tax increases.
On the domestic economic front, the Case-Shiller 20-city home price index for April will be out at 9 a.m. EDT. Economists expect a 3.9% decline.
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The following editorial appeared recently in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
The capture and opportunity for interrogation of Benghazi accused assassin Ahmed Abu Khattala, announced by President Barack Obama during his visit to Pittsburgh last week, have gone smoothly so far and are a credit to American authorities.
What happened in Benghazi, Libya, the night of Sept. 11, 2012, which included the deaths of U.S. Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and three of his colleagues as well as the destruction of the American office there, have been engulfed in the fog of Washington politics and a strange war that continues in that country.
A suspected architect of the fatal attack was Abu Khattala. Regardless of the absence of a Libyan government, American security officials have been determined ever since to bring the attackers to justice.
There is room for complaint that it has taken so long - nearly two years - but the capture Monday of Khattala was carried out smoothly by U.S. special forces, with no loss of life by Americans or Libyans.
The government's intent is to try him in civilian court, appropriately, rather than cart him off to the U.S. Naval Station at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and add him to the 149 prisoners who are still being held there for years without trial.
Beyond ascertaining Khattala's role and obtaining justice, the United States could learn from his interrogation information that might offer clarity on what occurred that fatal night.
Was the attack planned in advance? Was it a relatively spontaneous response to the U.S.-made, anti-Muslim film making the rounds of the Islamic world at that point? To what degree was the assault a result of the attackers' awareness of the Americans' inadequate protection?
"Benghazi!" - now an issue in American politics - would definitely benefit from the application of a solid coat of facts. Khattala may be able to offer them.
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CHAUTAUQUA — A Mayville man was charged with aggravated driving while intoxicated and felony aggravated unlicensed operation around 3:45 p.m. Saturday on Route 394, the Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office said.
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Home > Healthy Holiday Recipe > Christmas Recipes > Pepernoten
Wishing you a very Merry Christmas
Pepernoten are originally a Dutch treat. They are a delicious cookie-like kind of candy, traditionally associated with the Sinterklaas holiday in the Netherlands.
2-1/2 cups flour
1-1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 cup brown sugar
1 egg yolk
4 tablespoons water
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
1/4 teaspoon cloves
Pinch salt
1/4 teaspoon anise seeds (optional)
Recipe Directions
Knead all ingredients into a soft ball. Butter two baking sheets or spray with non-stick spray.
Form dough into about 50 marble-sized balls. Place them on the two cookie sheets, so that they are the same distance from each other. Flatten each ball slightly with the bottom of a glass or the palm of your hand. If sticky, dust glass or hand with a bit of flour.
Bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes or until done. The cookies will be very hard, but these get softer as they age.
Nutrition Information
Recipe makes about 50 servings peppernuts.
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In Holland St. Nicholas visits the children on December 5 accompanied by his faithful helper called Black Peter. St. Nicholas distributes peppernoten to the children by throwing them through the door before the arrival of St. Nicholas.


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Excess Returns in the Hong Kong Commercial Real Estate Market
This study examines the existence of excess returns of the office, retail and industrial real estate sectors in Hong Kong using time series of both valuations and transaction prices. The analysis covers the period from 1980 to 1995. If valuations are an accurate reflection of transaction prices then excess returns, if they exits, should be detected in both series. Our findings confirm that excess returns can be detected in both valuation and transaction-based series. They are not, however, persistent although there appear to be greater opportunities for earning excess returns in the office sector.
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EURJPY Forecast
The EURJPY failed to continue its bullish momentum yesterday, closed at 101.37 and hit 100.76 earlier today in Asian session. Price might entering a tricky phase now with conflicting multi time frame bias but as long as stays above 100.74 the overall intraday bias remains strongly to the upside and only a clear break and daily close back below 100.00 could be a threat to the current intraday bullish outlook. Immediate resistance is seen around 101.50. A clear break above that area could keep the bullish bias remains strong still testing 102.48 area.
GBPJPY Forecast
The GBPJPY failed to continue its bullish momentum yesterday, bottomed at 121.29 and hit 120.51 earlier today in Asian session on broad Japanese Yen strength. The bias is bearish in nearest term but as long as stays above 120.00 support area the overall bullish intraday bias since bounced from 117.27 should remain intact. The major bearish scenario should also remain intact and only a clear break and daily close above 122.62 could be a threat to the major bearish scenario probably gives early signal of a major bullish reversal scenario.
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The AUDUSD attempted to push higher yesterday, topped at 1.0686 but closed lower at 1.0609. The bias is neutral in nearest term but the overall bias should remain to the upside after the breakout above the ascending triangle as you can see on my h4 chart below still testing 1.0751. Immediate support is seen around 1.0550 followed by 1.0500. I do not expect any movement and daily close below 1.0500 as it would postpone the bullish scenario testing 1.0400 support area.
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Crustless Fudge Pie
Shirley Braden of Gluten Free Easily
Recipe type:
8 tbsp (1/2 cup) butter (dairy or non-dairy; see notes on substitutions)
¼ cup
½ cup brown sugar
½ cup granulated sugar
2 eggs
1 tsp
vanilla extract
⅓ cup gluten-free flour mix (I used my
Two-Ingredient Flour Mix
½ cup chopped nuts (optional, see notes)
Grease pie plate well and preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Melt butter in medium-sized saucepan. Remove from heat and slowly add in the following ingredients in order, stirring after each addition: cocoa, brown sugar, granulated sugar, eggs, vanilla extract, gluten-free flour mix, and nuts (if used).
Pour filling into prepared
9-inch pie plate
Bake for about 25 minutes. Test with a toothpick. When the pie is done, the toothpick should have just a smidge of chocolate on its tip. You don't want to overcook this pie.
Serve with whipped cream, if desired. It's not needed, but just a drizzle does make for a prettier dessert (one more worthy of Superman) and the whipped cream can complement the rich chocolate favor. I drizzled mine with a small amount of
Honey Cinnamon Whipped Cream
as shown.
Extra virgin olive oil can most likely be substituted for the butter. Filippo Berio recommends a substitution of ¾ cup olive oil for 1 cup of butter. (
See Filippo Berio substitution chart here in this PDF.
) I love baking with olive oil when I can; it adds richness and moisture to gluten-free baked goods. (Along those lines, you may also be interested in my
Perfect Pound Cake
recipe, which uses olive oil.) Liquefied coconut oil would also likely be a good substitution for the butter. I tend to use less coconut oil than is called for when substituting coconut oil for butter.
A cup of coconut/palm sugar (total amount) can be used in place of both the granulated sugar and brown sugar. Sifted coconut flour instead of gluten-free all-purpose flour should work in this recipe,too, as it works fine in my crustless pie recipes, like my
Best Ever Pumpkin Pie
Because this pie will come out very thin if you use a standard (not deep dish) 9-inch pie plate, making this recipe an opportunity to use a smaller pie plate that you don't often get to use. Baking in a smaller pie plate will produce thicker slices; baking time may have to be adjusted slightly. However, using a standard 9-inch pie plate is perfectly acceptable. With any size pie plate, this pie will yield more servings than most pies due to its rich flavor.
If you'd like to make this pie with a crust, reduce the gluten-free flour mix to ¼ cup and pour all into an unbaked pie crust. My
No Roll, Never Fail, Press-In Pie Crust
is a good, easy option for a pie crust for this fudge pie.
Adding nuts can be a great (and more nutritious) option for those who can indulge in them, but I find that I prefer this pie without nuts most often. I don't like nuts in my fudge and adding nuts to this pie makes it more of a brownie pie than a fudge pie in my opinion. When I do add nuts (usually walnuts) per request, I tend to prefer the crusted version to balance the slightly more substantial filling. All in all, I prefer the crustless version without nuts for the ultimate in chocolate flavor.
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Putting you within a 10-minute drive of Cathedral of Santo Domingo and Alcazar de Colon, Hotel Salome 56 features a rooftop terrace and offers an airport shuttle (available 24 hours) for USD 35 per person. After visiting the fitness center for a workout, you can grab a bite to eat at one of the 10 restaurants or unwind with a drink at one of the 10 bars/lounges. Rooms at this Colonial hotel offer 24-hour room service, flat-screen TVs, and refrigerators.


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Highgrove House
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Highgrove House
About the Hotel
Property Location
Located in Kiepersol, Highgrove House is within the region of Hazyview Elephant Sanctuary and Shangana Cultural Village. This 5-star country house is within the region of Perry's Bridge Reptile Park and Elephant Whispers.
Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 8 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring fireplaces and private plunge pools. Your memory foam bed comes with down comforters and Egyptian cotton sheets. Rooms have private balconies. 42-inch plasma televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment, while iPod docking stations help you enjoy your music in the comfort of your room. Private bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature deep soaking bathtubs and designer toiletries.
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. You can take advantage of recreational amenities such as a spa tub and a seasonal outdoor pool. This country house also features complimentary wireless Internet access, wedding services, and a fireplace in the lobby. Guests can get around on the shuttle (surcharge), which operates within 150 km.
Enjoy a satisfying meal at a restaurant serving guests of Highgrove House. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a computer station, express check-in, and express check-out. Planning an event in Kiepersol? This country house has facilities measuring 24 square feet (2 square meters), including a meeting room. A shuttle from the hotel to the airport is provided for a surcharge at scheduled times, and free self parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Total number of rooms - 8
- Free WiFi
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Wedding services
- Free breakfast
- Conference space size (meters) - 2
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Fireplace in lobby
- Conference space size (feet) - 24
- Express check-out
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Full-service spa
- Parking (limited spaces)
- Garden
- Designated smoking areas
- Shopping center shuttle (surcharge)
- Luggage storage
- Porter/bellhop
- Spa tub
- One meeting room
- Number of buildings/towers - 8
- Airport transportation - drop-off (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Computer station
- Year Built 1992
- Express check-in
- Free self parking
- Restaurant
- Picnic area
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- 24-hour front desk
- Pool sun loungers
Room Facilities
- Slippers
- Room service
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Hair dryer
- Premium bedding
- Individually decorated
- Separate living room
- Access via exterior corridors
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- Yard
- Refrigerator
- MP3 docking station
- Down comforter
- Air conditioning
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- In-room massage available
- Premium TV channels
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Free toiletries
- Ceiling fan
- Minibar
- Satellite TV service
- Individually furnished
- Pillow menu
- Free bottled water
- iPod docking station
- Phone
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- Fireplace
- Balcony
- Coffee/tea maker
- Plasma TV
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- Separate sitting area
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Memory foam mattress
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Designer toiletries
Hotel Policy
National Rating
Quality Graded by the Tourism Grading Council of South Africa (TGCSA) – South Africa's official quality assurance organization.
Know Before You Go
- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 72 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Children 12 years old and younger are not permitted at this property.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
- Alcohol is not permitted at this property.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Airport shuttle fee: ZAR 800 per vehicle
- Late check-in fee for check-in between 11 AM and 1 PM (amount varies)
- Late check-out fee: ZAR 500
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Pursuing your doctorate is a significant investment of time and money — but one that pays off in more effective leadership, increased student achievement, and satisfying career advancement. In fact, many Ed.D. students remark that their ability to reason on solutions to problems improves from the outset of their program.
The number of people in California pursuing their education doctorates does not measure up to some of the other large states nor does it meet their needs (educationdegree.com). California needs more administrators, superintendents, central office administrators and principals for high school and elementary schools. The average mean income for faculty ranges from $74,000 to $125,820 and associate professors range from $55,944 to $120,060. Presidents of universities mean salary is $270,000. Compared to the national average:
With a doctorate, you may earn as much as $500,000 more over the course of your career than with a master's degree alone, U.S. Census reports indicate. In California in particular, K-16 education administrators earned well over $100,000 a year in the first quarter of 2015.
Tuition and fees
The CSU Board of Trustees has approved a CSU Education Doctorate State University Fee that conforms with legislative provisions. The fee is the same as that for students in state-supported UC doctoral programs in education and in joint Ed.D. programs.
The fees for the 2016-2017 academic year (including all mandatory registration fees), as of April 30, 2016, are indicated below. The latest fee information is posted here.
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Students may finance program costs independently or may qualify for financial aid in the form of grants or loans. The Doctorate in Educational Leadership Program student fees include a 10 percent financial aid set-aside. These funds are available to provide financial assistance to students who qualify for need-based aid. They are projected to be sufficient to cover for any eligible students.
Pawan Wallace is the primary contact regarding financial aid for the doctoral program. You may reach her at the Financial Aid Office at 916-278-3981; email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Please note: The 60+ Program (fee reduction) does not apply to the Ed.D. program. Also, Non-Residents must pay the $372.00 per unit tuition fee.
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"George, George. You were always the curious one. You have adventure as a middle name. You are as always the writer creator. This allows me to show you at long last what it is that you are."
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George, the old man called his name and it lulled him back to the present...he had felt his mind start to wander and as he did, the world around him had started to grow from the walls, floor, ceiling. Life for him was starting to become very weird and he was starting to feel like a fish out of water.
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By MITCHELL NORTHAM
Entering the 2013 Major League Soccer season, some fans, experts and pundits pegged D.C. United as the favorites to win the Eastern Conference. Others saw them as legitimate contenders and some just saw them as a team that would be competitive.
Few, if any, predicted the absolute collapse D.C. United would endure on the way to a three-win season in 2013, the lowest win total in MLS history.
They were not competitive and certainly not regarded as contenders. It was a long fall for a team that had won 17 games just the season before.
There was one bright spot for this team though, as somehow they were able to make a run in the U.S. Open Cup and add another trophy to their overflowing case as they beat Real Salt Lake, 1-0, in the final. The trophy relieved some of the pain from the abysmal season, and (probably) saved head coach Ben Olsen's job.
Olsen kept his job and in the offseason the front office began to douse the dumpster fire that was the previous season by reshaping nearly the entire roster. United retained about four starters with Bill Hamid, Perry Kitchen, Chris Pontius and Nick DeLeon surviving the roster rebuild, while famous faces like former MLS MVP Dwayne De Rosario were sent packing.
This season, the Black and Red bring in an almost a brand new back line with the additions of Jeff Parke, Bobby Boswell, Sean Franklin and a man with La Liga experience, Cristian Fernández. For depth, United also drafted highly touted center back Steve Birnbaum from the University of California with the second overall pick in the MLS SuperDraft.
Improvement up top was needed too, so D.C. United acquired the likes of Eddie Johnson and Fabian Espindola to help in the goal scoring department for a team that scored just 22 times in 2013, the second fewest in league history.
With a mix of old and new faces, along with young and veteran talent, D.C. United is in position to improve on last year's dismal campaign.
Here is a closer look at D.C. United heading into the 2014 season:
2013 FINISH: 3-24-7, 16 points (Last in the Eastern Conference)
KEY ACQUISITIONS: F Eddie Johnson, F Fabian Espindola, D Bobby Boswell, D Sean Franklin, D Cristian Fernández, D Jeff Parke, M Davy Arnaud, D Steve Birnbaum, Alex Caskey
KEY LOSSES: M Dwayne De Rosario, D Ethan White, D Dejan Jakovic, M John Thorrington, F Lionard Pajoy
NEWCOMER TO WATCH: Cristian Fernández. The easy choice here would have been Johnson or Espindola, who people should still keep an eye on, but it will interesting to see what type of impact someone with La Liga experience will have on United's already veteran-filled defense.
THE PRESSURE IS ON: Chris Pontius. There are two pressures for the fan-favorite; to stay healthy and to score goals. He did neither last season on a consistent basis, scoring just twice in 18 appearances in MLS and Open Cup matches. Just two seasons ago Pontius appeared in 34 games and scored 12 goals, but for a guy that is club's longest tenured and highest paid player (until Johnson signs his new DP deal) some United fans feel that 2012 was a lifetime ago for Pontius. He has to justify his salary by staying healthy and scoring; if he doesn't, he'll likely appear to most fans as just a walking cap figure.
OUTLOOK: With a new sponsor, a new jersey and new players, it's almost a guarantee that the Black-and-Red will win more than three games this year. But with the roster improvements is there potential for more than just "better than last season?"
Olsen seems to think so, saying, "We have the right mix of individuals between youth, experience, guys that have been around and guys that have held trophies. I'm excited about the talent of this team. But the trick is to make them a team."
Olsen is right, team chemistry isn't something that develops overnight. With multiple new faces in each area of the field it's hard to project how this team will finish in 2014.
A glass half-empty perspective says this team doesn't click, and if they do it will have been too late to make a playoff run.
A glass half-full perspective says that Olsen is named coach of the year, Pontius stays healthy and scores goals, and all the new guys fit and fill their new roles perfectly; the team will find it's groove just in time and make a run that puts them in thick of the playoffs in November.
Or at least, that's the hope.
Probable formation: 4-4-2
But Pontius is already starting the season injured, will be out of the line-up for the rest of March.
Arnaud and Franklin pick up knocks at the end of preseason as well. Pontius is still at least two games out, and Korb is out for a month.
That's a line-up that scream "middle of the pack". Until they get a stadium, we won't see them spend the money necessary to really compete. Still, better than nothing.
The only average players I see are either on the backline or in the center of the park with Arnaud. DeLeon, Pontius, Espindola & EJ are all quality players.
Sure, but every team had a half dozen quality players…which is why I'm thinking middle of the pack. I'm a big DC fan, but there's a massive amount of questions that need to be answered that are fairly pointed out above. IF everything falls perfectly…Pontius and DeLeon recovering their form, team meshes in a reasonable amount of time, EJ handling the pressure of being the highest paid player, Olsen shows some vague competence as coach…then they might end up in the top third or so, but you'd have to be a real homer to expect anything better.
Most of those key losses are positives. Woof.
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We improved by losing some of those guys and everything else is, as they say, gravy. Here's looking to a new and better season.
C'mon, guys. Relying on Pontius is a VERY bad bet. He's done. He had his best year EVER in 2012. We will never see anything close to that from him again. Can anyone say Santino Quaranta? Same goes for DeLeon. Arnaud? 58,000 years old. Next! We'll probably win more than 3 games, but the playoffs are a dream.
"Can anyone say Santino Quaranta?"
Can anyone say "Jaime Moreno" or "Eddie Johnson," or "Ben Olsen?" There are players who return from career lulls better than ever just as there are players who never regain 100% form. We don't know what it'll be with Pontius. He's young enough to heal up and put all the pieces together like the aforementioned players.
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Rule number one: the season's success is inversely related to the number of new players on the roster. It will take at least a half season for all the pieces to fall into place, if they ever do.
Rule number two: value players on what they will do not on what they have done. Boswell, Parke and company all have nice resumes (and that counts for something) but none of them are young and their best years are behind them. It probably helps that DCU is not paying any of them a king's ransom.
Rule number three: goal scorers are inconsistent from year to year. I like Eddie Johnson, but expecting a goal scorer to produce at the same level year after year is foolish (except maybe if he is Kevin Phillips)
Rule number four: Older players get hurt and stay hurt. Again Boswell, Parke and the boys are at that age where players get hurt and stay hurt for long periods.
What does a new jersey and new sponsor have to do with winning games?
He's just pointing out that it's a completely new team…the sponsor and shirt is an illustration of that. Literal much?
I mean, if it meant raising and then spending more money than I could say there was a connection. However, except for paying EJ — and it looks like he'll sign for slightly more than DeRo made last year. Other than that. the team is sticking to the salary cap and isn't spending anything in any other area that might improve the team (such as training facilities, etc. — or, maybe a a more sophisticated head coach).
There will be no significant spending until they have a stadium deal. It is a little crazy to write an article about DC United and not mention just how vital that is.
If it sounds like I'm being harsh, it's because I'm disappointed in what the front office did this offseason. They had opportunities to really do something to improve the team, but other than trading for EJ, they opted for safer, or less expensive options. They didn't lo abroad to get any real talent, except to bring in Fernandez. Moreover, they squandered the position htey were in with the top slot in the allocation order and the top odds in the lottery. They could have had a still young national teamer in Edu, and an up-and-coming, future national team talent in Joya, Instead, they dealt the Edu slot to bring in an aging CB in Parke, and they filled what would have been Joya's roster slot with the recent trade for Alex Caskey.
This rebuild was done on the cheap and with an utter lack of ambition for future years. It was a front office team that did what they could do field a winning team this year at the lowest cost possible. Maybe, they hope they will have more money to spend in future years when there's a stadium in place, but they blew the chance to add some key pieces that would be strong contributors then.
Te be fair, it's not like going abroad has worked out well for them lately, but in general I agree with you. They'll spend as little as possible..just enough to avoid embarrassing the organization again, but not as cent more until they have a stadium.
as fischy points out
you dont need $$$ to use (or trade) your allocation spot wisely
FO shouldve done better
I think this is really unfounded criticism. They rebuilt this year to be competitive in MLS, not to build a dynasty that would destroy Man United (or whatever your favorite big club is). The team played to their strengths bringing in guys they know could play now, and not relying on their extremely poor scouting department. 2 solid CBs, veteran leaders experienced in MLS, and an entirely new striker corps (as opposed to last year's striker corpse)…
I'm a bit curious as to why you are so high on Fernandez (in the 3:20 PM message). We haven't really seen what he can do yet. Pre-season suggests he's a heck of a ball-crosser, but it also suggests we need to see him pay attention to his defensive responsibilities. Seems to me that the best we could say about him right now was that he was great in the Spanish 2nd div the year before last. Right? (That said, he's replacing Woolard, so…)
It would have been awesome to see a big name player come to DC, but so what? In the meantime, this team will be a huge upgrade from last year, defense and offense will both be vastly improved, and hey-there's no Pajoy which by itself makes us automatically better.
See, I don't totally agree with this. I think the rebuild was done with an eye to creating a team for the future, laying the foundation. Sure, edu is great, but on the MLS pay scale, is he a million dollars better than the six years younger perry kitchen? Especially in a year? I'm a bit concerned with the speed of Boswell/parke, to be sure. And depth remains an issue, but this is a mostly young team that if it gels, can compete at least, which is a heck of an upgrade from last year. And has the space (probably) to go get a foreign signing in the summer window (when such folks are available after the World Cup) yes, it's building on the relative cheap, but it's how small market teams do it. This is a core that has the potential to build together for a few years, RSL, SKC, Houston style. I'm not saying it'll work, but it's what they're going to do, not throw money at it Seattle/LA/ny style. It'll be interesting to watch at least, and potentially makes the team more attractive to potential foreign signings.
Is this the first time that "Key Losses" and "Lionard Pajoy" have ever been used the same sentence before?
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Date of Stay: August, 2015
This is a very nice and well kept park right beside the Wind River. We arrived here in early August without a reservation because we didn't have any specific destination in mind that morning but then decided to take US Hwy 26 up to Grand Teton Nat'l Park. We felt lucky to get one of the many open spaces right along the river that night - lucky until given the rate for those sites at $53. We decided to take it anyway, because we'd been staying in USFS campgrounds at $7 a night and figured we'd splurge and enjoy the river. And we did. Well, we did until around 10:30 p.m. when the local emergency siren broke the stillness of the night with a nerve shattering and very loud wail that rousted everyone in the camp from their beds. There was no one to provide information about the reason for the siren so people were a bit confused and apprehensive. We decided to check our emergency radio and discovered that due to heavy rain predicted in the area, Dubois was now under a Flash Flood Watch. We were parked less than 30 feet from the river so our anxiety level skyrocketed. No one from the park or from the town ever arrived to let people know the situation. We pulled up a radar map via the internet and to the experienced eye of my rancher husband, decided that there was no eminent danger that we could see. We set the emergency radio to Alert status and went back to bed. I have two reasons for posting this experience: #1 - a good example of why everyone should travel with an emergency radio. #2 - that maybe the RV Park management might provide an advisory note to all their visitors that there is a community emergency siren located just across the street from this RV park and in the event it should sound an alarm regarding an emergency affecting the campground, Park Management or local officials will inform campground visitors of the situation - otherwise, don't be alarmed.
Date of Stay: August, 2015
This park is in need of a little TLC but it has a good location for exploring Gillette and the surrounding areas. We had full hookups but the septic pipe didn't have a cap, just a rock sitting on top of it. Sites are gravel but ours was level both ways so a breeze to unhook and get setup. Spaces are pretty close together but with slides out on both sides there is still room for the picnic tables and to sit outside. Laundry room was clean, efficient and reasonably priced. The office has a small store with some supplies, ice and drinks. The woman in the office was friendly and very helpful. Most sites have shade to some degree - either morning or afternoon and our site had good shade until mid afternoon. There are shaded grassy areas around the perimeter of the park for tent camping. Adjacent to the park are nice lawns and walkways of the Campbell County Memorial Hospital. I was able to walk the dog in 'doggie type' areas then go for nice exercise walks around the hospital grounds and the neighborhood streets. We unwittingly arrived in the area at the beginning of the Sturgis Rally 75th Anniversary so we stayed in Gillette and drove day trips out to Devils Tower, Spearfish and the Black Hills which worked out very well.
Date of Stay: August, 2015
McDermitt is more of historical marker than it is a town. It sits right on the Nevada/Oregon border and if the speed limit didn't drop to 30mph you would hardly notice it. So the location info for this RV park doesn't come up on most searches. I finally found it on the Good Sam website when I was looking for a place to camp about half way between Reno, NV and Boise, ID. The address for the park is McDermitt, OR as it actually sits on the Oregon side of Stateline Street. They have all pull-through gravel sites and ours was level which meant we didn't have to unhook for the night. The office is a kiosk on the front porch of the owner's house so you can check-in anytime, 24/7. The owners are very nice and friendly and accommodating. We were traveling mid-week and were the only campers in the park that night. The park is off the main road about a block so traffic noise is not a problem. We didn't use any of the facilities but the whole place was neat and clean and well cared for. I particularly like that there was a dirt road just outside of the park where I could take the dog off leash and go for a nice long walk. There's not much for businesses in McDermitt, a snack shack (with a lot of good reviews), the Say When Casino which has a coffee shop and a gas station. However, the area is farming and ranching and is very pretty.
Date of Stay: July, 2015
This is a small RV and trailer park with mobile homes around the perimeter of the property and RV spaces in the center. The park was well cared for and clean and the guy who checked us in was very friendly and helpful. Our site was gravel but level so we didn't have to unhook as we were staying here on our way to the Black Hills. Our site was spacious and had plenty of room for our slides plus a small grassy area with a picnic table. We had full hookups and the water was so good we went ahead and filled our fresh water tank. The park is just off the highway on the west side of town so easy access to everything in Cody. We were amazed at how quiet the park was that evening - no road noise and other campers and residents must have gone to bed as early as we did... I was able to walk the dog outside of the park and up a hill in the back via a dirt road.
Date of Stay: February, 2012
This was our first time visiting Pahrump so we didn't really know what to expect to find in the area. I checked most of the RV parks websites for information and was frustrated that most of them didn't have any pictures of their sites, just pictures of their office, pool, the surrounding mountains, etc. Only Terrible's had site pictures so we booked a reservation with them. We were not disappointed. The sites are large with grassy areas between sites, many trees, concrete pads, paved interior roads and concrete sidewalks all around the manmade lake. Out of curiosity, while in town we drove around to some of the other RV parks and now I understand why they don't post pictures of their sites. For the most part they are nothing more than parking lots with hookups. So, in my opinion, if you are going to Pahrump and the temperatures are going to be over 70 degrees, don't even contemplate staying anywhere else but at Terrible's Lakeside – well unless you are really into roasting yourself and your RV in a hot parking lot. The RV park staff was very friendly, helpful and accommodating. If you have a Terrible's player's card you get a $4 a night discount (and if you don't have a card they will let you go get one so you can get the discount). The park is clean and well maintained. We didn't use or check out the showers but the laundry rooms are adequate but a little dark and cramped. We received excellent 3G Verizon broadband and cell service here and our RV antenna received around 20 stations (the park doesn't have cable service). I do have one warning to possible guests – if you are not 'dog people' you may want to choose a site along the perimeter of the park. People walk their dogs around the lake and (right now) there are a LOT of people with dogs staying here (us included). Where possible, we prefer to take our dog outside of the parks for our walks. There is vacant land on both sides of Terribles where you can safely walk a dog off leash and not bother other people and if you like a nice long, quiet walk yourself you can safely walk along the back roads around the casino property.
Date of Stay: February, 2012
We loved our stay at Santee Lakes! We had a lakefront site for 7 nights. This park is beautiful, has a variety of sites and amenities available. The lakefront sites are the older part of the park and even though their website warns that longer RVs may have a problem getting into these sites, I think they must have resolved those issues because we had no problem parking our 31 ft 5th wheel and some sites had large motorhomes in them. We had full hookups but no TV cable (which some of the newer sites farther up in the park have) however we were able to receive all major local stations on our rooftop antenna. We received excellent 4G Verizon service here. The park is clean and well maintained. Sites are immediately cleaned and raked once a guest leaves (I envisioned the volunteers peeking through the bushes to see when a guest left and then they would zip in on their carts, rake the ground and then disappeared back into the bushes again – LOL). We did not use the bathroom/shower buildings but their laundry room was clean and well maintained and their prices reasonable. The dog walk area runs along the west side of the two upper lakes and they provide pick up bags. Dogs are not allowed in the day use area. It's a nice park to ride your bike as roadways and sidewalks were not crowded and plentiful enough you can ride a couple of miles without riding around in circles. First day we arrived we watched a young man catch 3 huge Carp, but we never saw anyone else catching anything even though over the weekend the lakes were lined with fishermen. We thoroughly enjoyed bird watching here, with many different species of ducks, egrets, herons, cormorants, osprey, etc. We will definitely add Santee Lakes as a must stay location next time we visit San Diego.
Date of Stay: January, 2012
We weren't sure what we were going to find when we decided to try this park. On previous trips through this area we had stayed at other parks, both private and county, and found them to be difficult to get to or way to noisy or run down. We were pleasantly surprised and very happy with our stay at the Lone Wolf Colony. We didn't have reservations but the office staff was very friendly and anxious to make our stay comfortable. We parked in the B section, which is mostly permanent residents, and the sites are large with easy access. The park is clean and well cared for and many of the permanent residents have their sites fixed up very nicely. There is also another area for short timers which was all dirt but with nice trees and lots of space and since it was nicely graded it appears that these sites are level. Although we camped here only 3 nights, we were given a vacant spot in the B section. One thing we learned is that the Lone Wolf Colony is a nonprofit organization which is owned and operated by retired telephone company employees and volunteers. In my opinion, one of the reasons this park is so well cared for is because these folks take great pride in their organization. Showers, bathrooms, laundry room and clubhouse were all very clean and in good condition. We had good Verizon broadband and cell service in this area.
Date of Stay: August, 2011
This is the only RV park in Etna. The next closest being Yreka, but this small town and this very nice RV facility is well worth the extra 24 miles south on Hwy 3. The park has all pull-through sites with easy access. It is located right on Hwy 3 but there is so little travel on this highway that noise was not a problem. We were there three nights mid-week and it was not half full. There were a couple of long-term tenants there, but the park rules do not allow for the accumulation of stuff nor the storage of items outside the RV so all sites are nice and neat. The laundry room was handy and very clean and prices reasonable. The park staff at the Shell station were helpful, friendly and accommodating. This is a great area to explore and the Etna Brewery is worth a visit in itself. We will absolutely stay here again.
Date of Stay: December, 2008
We stopped her one night on our way through southern Nevada. The RV park is a large gravel parking lot behind the casino. Clean, level sites with full hookups. However, cable was not working while we were there. There are beautiful views of the surrounding mountains and a great place to take the dog for a long walk off leash. Bathrooms and showers must be inside the Inn and we didn't check them out. This place is a very long way from everything except Death Valley, but a good place to spend a night or two.
Date of Stay: December, 2008
We stopped here on our way home to Reno. The park is fairly new, clean and well maintained. Staff was very friendly and knowledgeable about the area and interesting to talk with. Sites are a bit tricky to pull into if you have a large rig. We asked for a site near the back of the park to be off the highway and it was quiet. We found it to be very pet friendly, especially since right out the back gate is the abandoned army town site where you can walk for miles without encountering vehicles or other people. We could let the dog off leash and play ball up and down the abandoned roads. WiFi was very good here and free.
Date of Stay: November, 2008
Arrived here on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving and were lucky to get a site right on the Colorado River with almost full hookups (no sewer). It was such a nice spot we decided to stay a week. Staff was very friendly and helpful. County workers were working on park interior, repairing asphalt roads and grading the dirt roads. This is a large park with various sizes of sites. Paved sidewalks along the river with nice grassy areas. They charge a $20 refundable pet deposit, supposedly to enforce people to keep their dogs on leash and to clean up after them. It's obviously not enforced as some dog owners just don't care! Dog run is clean and large enough to play ball. Park is well maintained and clean. Showers and bathrooms old but clean and well maintained. I'd be happy to spend my entire winter here!
Date of Stay: November, 2008
We stayed here five nights while exploring the hill country. Our site was a back in next to the creek and although the creek was dry this time of year, the site had a nice view from our windows and a private area for us to sit out with a fire-ring had we chosen to have a campfire. Site was fairly level but sewer hookup was too far to the rear of the site for us to use without an extension. The park is very clean and well maintained and had my most favorite amenity - a dog wash. This was such a simple thing for the owners to add, outside next to the laundry room (a laundry tub with hot and cold water, spray hose and a card table next to it so you can towel the dog off). Our dog is a miniature Aussie and weighs about 35 lbs, so too big to wash in the RV. I'd give this park a 10 for that reason alone! Staff here were very friendly and helpful. New owner has been here about 18 months now and has planted trees, grass, etc. and I understand refurbished the recreation hall, laundry and showers. This is a great place to use as a base camp while exploring the nearby state parks, Fredericksburg, Austin, etc.
Date of Stay: November, 2008
We stayed here two nights over a weekend while we visited friends in the south Tucson area. Parking here was a pleasant experience for us as there were no events going on this weekend, therefore I'm giving a 3 rating. However, if there are any kinds of events going on, particularly drag racing, this has the potential of being a very annoying place to stay. The sites are just spots in a large dirt field but relatively clean and level. We had full hookups, but many sites are just water and electric. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Since there were no events going on, we had full access to the entire fairgrounds which was nice for carefree, quiet walks with the dog. If we'd had bikes we could have of ridden all around the large complex. Before considering camping here surf to "pimacountyfair" to check on events.
Date of Stay: November, 2008
We stayed here 3 nights while exploring downtown San Antonio since city buses stop right out front of the park and the trip downtown is only 20 minutes. The park is huge and provides all types of sites plus cabins. The place could use some much needed maintenance to interior roads, grassy areas, etc. Having said that, it does appear that they are trying to keep up with things. There appears to be a large population of snowbirds and permanent residents here. Staff was very friendly. The park was quiet. Laundry facilities very clean and machine prices reasonable.
Date of Stay: November, 2008
A nice park, far enough off the freeway to be quiet. Interior roads are paved and each site has a concrete patio, however our site (gravel) was so out of level we had a very frustrating time trying to get our 5th wheel level. You'd think the park would maintain their sites by keeping them level. I'd rather have a concrete pad to park on and forget the concrete patio. However, this park was very convenient and quiet for a one night stay while we were traveling across I-10. It's a huge park with lots of amenities and appears to be aiming towards becoming a resort for snowbirds and full time RVers.


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