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On Feb. 24, 2011, a hearing was held in Kansas City before the Missouri Court of Appeals. Dale's attorney, Sean O'Brien, and Assistant Attorney General Stephen Hawke presented oral arguments before the court.
The assistant attorney general asked that the Court of Appeals overturn Judge McElwain's order granting Dale a new trial. If he wins, Dale will be arrested and returned to prison. Dale's attorney asked that Judge McElwain's decision be affirmed, which would require the state to retry Dale or let him go. It could be months before the court of appeals makes its decision.
In the meantime, Dale is out on bond.
Conviction Tossed, Helmig Leaves Prison
Dale finished up his prison chores and called back his brother Rich.
"Pack your bags, brother," Rich told him. "You're coming home."
After nearly 15 long years, Dale changed out of prison garb, put on civilian clothes and walked out of jail on Dec. 13, 2010. The lights from the news cameras were blinding.
Just a few hours later, he was having his first meal out of prison – a big, juicy steak. The next day, he got a call from an old friend, congratulating him on his freedom, as he sipped hot coffee at his brother's breakfast table. He made plans to reunite with family and friends.
It was all really happening: Dale was a free man.
The Missouri Court of Appeals ordered his immediate conditional release Dec. 13.
On Nov. 3, 2010, a Missouri judge granted Dale Helmig a writ of habeas corpus which vacated his 1996 conviction in the case of Norma Helmig's murder in the summer of 1993.
"There was no physical evidence linking Petitioner to the murder. The thin circumstantial evidence has been substantially weakened by the newly discovered evidence," Judge Warren L. McElwain wrote.
"This case presents the rare circumstance in which no credible evidence remains from the first trial to support the conviction. This Court determines based on the record that under these rare circumstances, there is clear and convincing evidence of Dale Helmig's innocence. As such his conviction and sentence cannot stand and must be set aside."
The writ, signed by Judge McElwain, establishes Helmig's innocence by clear and convincing evidence and cites that his constitutional rights were violated and that he was the victim of "manifest injustice."
It ordered Dale to be released immediately pending the state's decision to retry Helmig within 180 days.
The case for innocence was based in part on the testimony of a former Missouri State Highway Patrolman Robert Westfall, who retracted his trial testimony that Mr. Helmig tacitly admitted that he killed his mother.
Additional evidence presented in the case included "testimony of Osage County Sheriff Carl Fowler establishing that there was no basis for allegations at trial that Mr. Helmig had assaulted his mother three days before her death, and new evidence tying the cancelled checks in Mrs. Helmig's purse, which went missing at the time of her death, to Ted Helmig, a viable alternate suspect in this murder," Judge McElwain wrote.
Judge McElwain's decision also states that there is "sufficient evidence" that Dale's attorney Christopher Jordan was "impaired by drug use at the time of his trial."
"Jordan's conduct of the trial raises serious questions about his mental competence and moral fitness to conduct a complex, high-stakes jury trial in which his client's life was on the line," Judge McElwain wrote.
"The Court finds that Mr. Helmig's evidence that Mr. Jordan was impaired is credible and persuasive."
In Missouri's case against Dale, Judge McElwain also wrote that the state relied heavily on statements from Dale that "inferred guilty knowledge," including the claim that Dale told police his mother would be wearing her nightgown.
In the case for innocence, a cousin and neighbor of Norma Helmig testified that it was Norma's sister, Dorothy Bauer, who noticed that Norma must be wearing the nightgown she was found in.
Further testimony and evidence presented corroborated Dale's alibi the night of his mother's murder that he was staying in the Travilier Motel in Fulton, Mo., because the bridge was closed due to a flood.
Witnesses said they saw Dale at Walmart that night buying toiletries and clothes and that he was in a "very good mood" because he was going to have visitation with his children and mentioned his mother was going to come with him.
The decision also addresses a map that was provided to jurors at Dale's original trial before they had reached a unanimous verdict, but was not entered into evidence.
"The potential influence on jurors deprives the defendant of his right to a fair and impartial jury reaching a verdict based on evidence received at trial. The Court finds that allowing the map into the jury room violated Petitioner's rights under the Fifth, Sixth and Fourteenth Amendments to the Constitution," Judge McElwain wrote.
"It caused the holdout juror to change her vote where no other evidence could."
Dale is represented by UMKC Law Professor Sean O'Brien and Midwestern Innocence Project Staff Attorney Ken Blucker.
Helmig's story aired on AMW in May 2009 and again in July 2010.
On Sunday, Aug. 1, 1993, a boater found the body of 55-year-old Norma Helmig floating in the Osage River, 10 miles east of Jefferson City, Mo.
The midwestern United States had experienced heavy flooding that summer, causing widespread destruction and taking many lives. So when the woman's body was discovered, she was presumed to be another unfortunate victim of the raging floodwaters – that is, until they examined the body.
She was dressed in a nightgown and had been tied to a cement block. This was no accidental drowning.
Norma Helmig had last been seen Wednesday, July 28, 1993. It had been an exciting day for her because she and her oldest son, Dale, had received some very good news: Dale's estranged wife, Teresa, had finally given him visitation with his two kids for the weekend.
It had been months since Dale and Norma had spent time with the children, so they planned on having a big family barbecue at the house they shared at Pointer's Creek.
Norma's husband, Ted, had recently moved out of that house. After 39 years of marriage, Norma was finally divorcing Ted because of what court papers describe as physical and mental abuse.
But even after the separation, their relationship worsened. After a restraining order was issued, witnesses say that Ted threatened Norma, threw hot coffee in her face at a diner, and sold off their mutual assets.
That's when Dale moved in with his mother.
Pointer's Creek is a farming and recreational area with few houses, used by campers, hunters, and boaters, 10 miles southeast of Linn, Mo.
Two rivers lie between Jefferson City and Linn: the Missouri River, which borders Jefferson City, and the Osage River, which is 10 miles farther east towards Linn.
During the summer of 1993, both the Missouri and Osage rivers broke their boundaries, flooding much of the surrounding area.
Dale had spent Tuesday night, July 27, with friends in Holt's Summit after floodwaters closed down the Missouri River Bridge in Jefferson City, his usual route back to Pointer's Creek.
On Wednesday morning, the bridge was still closed, this time due to a propane tank that had washed downstream and become lodged under the bridge.
So Dale drove the 48 miles east to Hermann -- but the bridge there was closed too. Dale then drove another hour west to Fulton.
At around 8 p.m., Dale stopped by the Fulton Walmart to buy toiletries before checking into the Travelier Motel. At the same time, 25 miles away, the Missouri River Bridge re-opened to traffic in and out of Jefferson City. That's where Norma was meeting her sister, Dorothy, at the American Legion hall to play bingo.
After the bingo game ended around 9:30 p.m., Norma had a few beers at the Legion's bar with a male friend. According to the bartender, a short time later, Ted came in and sat at the other end of the bar. After drinking beer, he left at 10:30 p.m., without saying a word to Norma.
Meanwhile back in Fulton, Dennis Hazelwood was delivering a pizza to Dale's room at the Travelier Motel. Dale says after eating the pizza and watching some TV, he went to sleep.
Witnesses said at 11:30 p.m., Norma left the American Legion bar and drove to the Country Kitchen diner, also in Jefferson City, where she frequently ate a late breakfast after bingo.
She left the diner at 12:30 a.m. Thursday to drive back home to Pointer's Creek -- a 40-minute drive. She was never seen alive again.
At 2:30 a.m., a neighbor saw car headlights pull up to Norma's house. He saw no lights on in the house. It was later reported that there had been a power blackout in that region between 2 a.m. and 5 a.m.
That Thursday morning, around 9:30, Dale says he checked out of the Travelier Motel, drove across the re-opened Missouri River Bridge into Jefferson City and went to the La Casa Restaurant, where he met a co-worker.
The two left to go bid on a painting job, returned to the La Casa in the afternoon and had beer and dinner with friends. Then, Dale drove with another friend, Donny Martin, to the Jungle Bar, where he ran into an acquaintance named Stacey Medlock. She and Dale ended up spending the night together.
On Friday morning, Dale invited Stacey to the house at Pointer's Creek. He told her that he'd be picking up his kids later that day and wanted her to meet them.
When they arrived at the house, Norma's car was in the driveway, but she wasn't there. Inside, Dale noticed that things were out of place, and after searching the house and yard, he called family members, and then the sheriff.
After inspecting the house, Sheriff Carl Fowler seemed to believe that foul play was involved – even though there was no sign of a robbery or violent struggle. And Fowler began to suspect Dale of the crime almost immediately.
Sheriff Fowler reportedly told Dale's younger brother, Rich, "I knew your brother did this from the minute I walked down here."
Saturday, while family members and law enforcement continued the search for Norma at the house, Dale spent the day in Jefferson City with his two children.
Sunday, two days after she was reported missing, Norma's bloated body was found in the Osage River, with a cement block tied around her waist.
Sheriff Fowler considered Dale the prime suspect, even though Ted Helmig had a history of violence against Norma and had violated the very restraining order the sheriff had served him.
»Arrest and Interview of Dale Helmig
»Norma Helmig Murder Police Report
»Country Kitchen Incident
According to Ted, Fowler even told him, "You ought to be my number one suspect, but you're not."
Dale was ultimately charged with his mother's murder, and the case went to trial March 4, 1996.
Attorney's Alternate Theory Proves Unconvincing
Dale's defense attorney was Chris Jordan, whose counsel Dale says proved to be more of a detriment than a help.
A recent petition to the court best summarizes the trial: "Dale Helmig was convicted of murdering his mother only because the weakness of the state's case was exceeded by the lawyer's inept defense."
In order to fairly present the events of the murder trial, AMW repeatedly tried to interview the key players in this case, including prosecutors Kenny Hulshof and Robert Schollmeyer, defense attorney Jordan, Sheriff Fowler, and Missouri State Trooper Robert Westfall. All declined our requests.
At the trial, the prosecution contended that Dale killed his mother over a $200 phone bill. They stated that Dale then drove to the Osage River Bridge and dumped his mother's body into the floodwaters below, yet they offered no factual evidence linking Dale to the crime.
Throughout the trial, prosecuting attorneys Schollmeyer and Hulshof skillfully presented a torrent of innuendo, hearsay and facts turned upside-down.
Dale and his mother's mutual love was transformed by the prosecution into a relationship filled with distrust, greed and fear. The incident in which Ted threw hot coffee in Norma's face was changed into Dale doing the deed. Dale's evening at the Travelier Motel became a 17-hour tale of disappearance and murder.
A statement by Norma's sister Dorothy Bauer that Norma was still wearing her favorite nightgown ultimately became a statement by Dale -- confirming for jurors that Dale knew too much, too soon, and therefore must be the killer.
And Dale had a guilty conscience, Schollmeyer said, because he refused to come back to the house on Saturday to search for his mother with the other family members -- withholding from the jury the fact that Dale had been told by Deputy Sheriff Paul Backues not to come to the house on Saturday with his kids.
But, prosecutors went a step further: They elicited testimony from Missouri State Trooper Robert Westfall that contradicted his own written report:
Mr. Hulshof: Sir ... did Dale Helmig ever deny killing Norma Helmig to you?
Trooper Westfall: No, sir, he did not.
That statement, according to Westfall's own report, was false, and the defense never challenged it.
Jordan's primary defense of Dale was the assertion that Norma's death had been self-inflicted -- an accidental overdose of alcohol and prescription medication -- which is an absurd claim, considering that her body was found in a river, tied to a cement block.
Jordan called no alibi or character witnesses and failed to challenge any of the prosecution's distortions and outright falsehoods.
It took the jury four-and-a-half hours to find Dale Helmig guilty of murder.
He was sentenced to life in prison, without the possibility of probation or parole. Dale has been incarcerated for 14 years.
On May 5, 2010, there was a preliminary DNA Evidence hearing in Hermann, Mo., before Judge Gael Wood. The hearing was to present arguments for and against the testing of DNA on the evidence. The judge ordered that the Missouri State Highway Patrol inspect the evidence to determine whether there was enough DNA to test.
During that hearing, Sheriff Carl Fowler stated that Dale did not throw hot coffee in his mother's face at the Country Kitchen diner.
It has since been determined that there is indeed enough DNA still on the evidence to test.
From July 6-8, 2010, a writ of habeas Corpus hearing in Maysville, Mo., was held before Judge Warren McElwain. Dale's Attorney, Sean O'Brien, subpoenaed two-dozen witnesses to testify, either in person or by videotaped deposition, including many whom we interviewed and had never been allowed to testify during the original trial. Also called were Sheriff Fowler, Deputy Sheriff Paul Backues, and former State Trooper Robert Westfall.
In his taped deposition, Robert Westfall admitted that Dale did deny killing his mother when he was interrogated, thus contradicting his testimony during the trial.
The state prosecutors called no witnesses.


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Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin accused the Democratic ticket of flying "the white flag of surrender" in Iraq, seeking to drive a wedge Thursday night between Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama and his running mate, Joe Biden.
Facing voters for the first time in an unscripted setting in the only vice presidential debate, Palin, the governor of Alaska, recalled that during the Democratic primary campaign, Biden criticized Obama for voting against a bill that would have boosted funding for U.S. troops.
Biden, a senator from Delaware, claimed that the Republican presidential nominee, Sen. John McCain of Arizona, also voted against the troop funding bill because it included a timetable to withdraw U.S. troops. He said he had no differences with Obama on the war.
Both candidates stumbled on some of their facts. McCain, in fact, did not vote on the bill, while Palin did not mention that Obama has supported all but that one Iraq funding measure.
Biden, who was under pressure not to seem patronizing or dismissive of his opponent, did not respond to two sharp attacks from Palin on Iraq.
First she criticized him for supporting Obama's position votes, "especially with your son in the National Guard."
Biden's son Beau is scheduled to fly to Iraq with his National Guard unit Friday. Palin did not mention that she also has a young son who is in Iraq with the Alaska National Guard.
And Biden remained silent when Palin accused him of flipflopping on support for the war.
"It's so obvious that I'm a Washington outsider and someone who's just not used to the ways you guys operate, because you voted for the war and then you voted against it," she said apparently referring to Biden's support for the resolution authorizing the original 2003 invasion and his later votes to place restrictions on President Bush's policies.
Palin blames regulatory failure for bank crisis
Interest was intense in the debate at Washington University in St. Louis, with people posting offers on Craigslist of $1,000 for a ticket to see whether Palin could find a way to sway voters who have doubts about her readiness for a national job. An Associated Press-Gfk poll released Wednesday found that just 25 percent of likely voters believed Palin, 44, had the right experience to be president.
Early in the debate, Palin appeared to diverge from one of McCain's long-stated policies by blaming a failure of regulatory oversight for the financial crisis gripping Wall Street.
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"The federal government has not provided the sound oversight" needed to protect individual investors and small business owners, Palin said.
Last month, as debate grew on legislation to bail out collapsing investment banks, McCain said he still supported the 1999 law that deregulated relations between investment banks and commercial banks.
In his answer on the financial collapse, Biden — who also voted for the 1999 bill — blamed "the economic policies of the last eight years," calling them "the worst economic policies we've ever had."
Recalling McCain's statement that U.S. economic fundamentals were strong, Biden added: "It does point out he's out of touch."
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McCain's campaign had kept Palin on a very short leash, limiting her exposure to questions from reporters. But Palin was direct, crisp and assured, swiftly turning moderator Gwen Ifill's questions to the topic she wanted to address and directing her answers to the television cameras.
"I want to talk about energy," she said at one point, deftly diverting the discussion from tax policy.
Palin blamed Obama for voting for the 2005 energy bill, which included large tax breaks for oil exploration. Palin, who was a member of Alaska's oil and energy regulatory board at the time, complained that she had to deal with the fallout.
Asserting that Obama was now campaigning against the oil companies, she said, "The nice thing of running with John McCain is he doesn't tell one group one thing and tell another group another thing."
Biden countered that Obama voted against the tax breaks. Once they were added to the bill anyway, he backed the overall legislation because of its funding for alternative energy technologies.
Biden warned to be ready for Palin
For Biden, 65, a six-term veteran of the Senate, the challenge was not to appear patronizing to his much less experienced opponent, campaign aides said. Biden also has been known to misspeak, including recently when he mangled history during an interview.
"I know there will be a 'gaffe watch' tonight," said David Plouffe, Obama's campaign manager.
Biden rarely addressed Palin, directing his answers to Ifill. Linda Douglass, a senior adviser to the Obama campaign, said Biden had no intention of competing with Palin on charm.
"He's going to be focused on voters tonight," Douglass said in an interview on MSNBC's "Hardball." "This is going to be an opportunity for him to explain to voters ... which of these tickets is going to do something for their lives."
Biden chose not to point out that Palin botched the name of the commanding U.S. general in Afghanistan, David McKiernan — Palin called him "McClellan" at least twice. And he chose not to criticize Palin's contention that her two years of experience as governor of Alaska meant she was better qualified for national office than Obama.
Instead, Biden stuffed his answers with facts and figures, implicitly drawing attention to what Democrats see as his command of the issues.
For example, explaining why he believed global warming was a manmade phenomenon, Biden said:
"Now, let's look at the facts. We have 3 percent of the world's oil reserves. We consume 25 percent of the oil in the world. John McCain has voted 20 times in the last decade and a half against funding alternative energy sources, clean energy sources, wind, solar, biofuels. ... China is building one to three new coal-fired plants burning dirty coal per week."
Clash over role of vice president
Biden did, however, jump on one answer by Palin, who was asked about Vice President Dick Cheney's contention that the vice president was a "free agent" unfettered by laws governing either the legislative or executive branches.
Palin did not reply directly, saying instead that the Constitution was "flexible," allowing a McCain-Palin administration to "do whatever we have to do to administer very appropriately the plans for this nation."
Biden responded heatedly that "the Constitution is very clear." Under Article I, the vice president is part of the executive branch, he said.
Both sides quickly claimed victory — Palin staffers were arguing for their candidate even before the debate was over.
Jill Hazelbaker, McCain's communications director, claimed that Palin had put Biden "on defense on energy, foreign policy, taxes and the definition of change."
"Governor Palin proved beyond any doubt that she is ready to lead as vice president of the United States," Hazelbaker said.
Plouffe, Obama's campaign manager, said Biden "won a clear victory" by making "a passionate case for change from the disastrous economic and foreign policies of the last eight years."
"Joe Biden spoke clearly and strongly about Barack Obama's plan for a tax cut for the middle class, health care that is affordable, and an end to the war in Iraq," Plouffe said.
Carrie Dann, Courtney Kube, Domenico Montanaro, Mark Murray and Andrea Mitchell of NBC News contributed to this report.
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Queen Anne's lace
26 comments:
- Betty Sneeringer said...
Oh, I am almost envious of you with all that Queen Annes Lace! One of my favorites but never see it here in central Florida. I once brought 30+ blossoms back from Pa and made jelly. Did you know it makes a great jelly?
Betty - August 13, 2012 at 6:54 AM
- Svenja said...
its always like being in a different, really beautiful world watching your blog. you are so talented in taking pictures :) wish you a good week! svenja
- August 13, 2012 at 7:09 AM
- Alice said...
I've always loved the Queen Anne's Lace. Your photos are beautiful!
- August 13, 2012 at 7:21 AM
- Jill Flory of Sew a Fine Seam said...
What beautiful photos! I like Queen Anne's Lace too. Your daughter is lovely - so fun that she was willing to pose for you!
- August 13, 2012 at 7:40 AM
- Vintage French Hen said...
I love your photographs Tracey! They make me want to look at the owners manual for my camera. I especially love the flowers in the Midwest, gorgeous! What a beautiful daughter you have, the photos remind me of Anne of Green Gables! Romantic queen anne's lace.
Marcia - August 13, 2012 at 8:30 AM
- Lisa @ Fern Creek Cottage said...
I just love Queen Annes lace flowers too! They remind me of a trip I took to England in the spring many years ago where they were growing everywhere.
Your daughter is so lovely. Maybe after seeing your wonderful photos she will be more willing to get her picture taken in the future. :)
I have a child that is the same way. - August 13, 2012 at 8:37 AM
- GardenGirl said...
love queen anne's lace...we have it here too! i'll be using it in a wedding this weekend ;)
- August 13, 2012 at 11:11 AM
- WhiteWhispers2u said...
So summery and sweet! ~Cheers Kim
- August 13, 2012 at 11:27 AM
- Susan said...
Oh, how pretty those lacey flowers look! And such a lovely girl to be carrying them along...Halena looks a lot like you Tracey. Glad to hear she posed willingly - my kids refuse to smile in photos these days. I'm hoping that will be a phase. :)
- August 13, 2012 at 12:00 PM
- Alabaster Rose Lifestyle said...
Oh Tracey,
These photos of your lovely daughter and the field overflowing with Queen Anne's lace are stunning!!
I am so excited that you are offering some of your photos for sale, I love the photo of the prairie fields.
Wishing you a wonderful week!
Melinda - August 13, 2012 at 1:38 PM
- found and sewn said...
beautiful photos!!!
- August 13, 2012 at 1:49 PM
- Danette said...
Such lovely pictures! Queen Anne's Lace has always been my favorite wildflower and living in the Midwest myself, I am surrounded by it as well. Your daughter, Helena, is beautiful.
- August 13, 2012 at 2:41 PM
- Anne Lorys - Fiona and Twig said...
Halena is a beauty!
I'm so glad you're selling your photo prints, this is something I'm interested in doing as well. Expect an e-mail from me. ;-)
Anne - August 13, 2012 at 4:43 PM
- Heather said...
Such lovely photos - I love Queen Anne's Lace too. You might have inspired me to gather a bouquet on my next walk. :)
- August 13, 2012 at 4:54 PM
- PURA VIDA said...
such a romantic flower in name and sight
- August 14, 2012 at 8:06 AM
Beautiful photos, beautiful daughter.
- August 14, 2012 at 8:38 AM
- Angie Mahoney said...
What a gorgeous blog! I just discovered you today and am your newest happy follower!
www.swededreamer.blogspot.com - August 14, 2012 at 3:28 PM
- JoeyLea said...
Well, Hello there,
You have used Queen Anne's Lace in several photos before - isn't it just wonderful? I was just going to let you know - when my children were little, we would put food coloring in different vases and cut QAL because it takes the color so well. The kids loved it.
Many Smiles,
http://www.thelocustblossom.blogspot.com/ - August 15, 2012 at 8:08 AM
- Dom Rozalii said...
Piękne romantyczne zdjęcia.....
- August 15, 2012 at 2:37 PM
- Cindy said...
Your photographs are gorgeous... i love the queens anne's lace too , and how your daughter looks so natural and pretty in the photos...
Cindy - August 15, 2012 at 10:32 PM
- Marie Antionette said...
Queen Anne's Lace is one of my favorites of summer here in the midwest also! It's so delicate and lacy. And your Helena is a perfect model with it. A lovely girl.
Thanks for sharing such beautiful photos with us.
Hugs, Edie & Marie - August 17, 2012 at 6:31 AM
- Lululiz said...
Beautiful photographs! I love those sweet flowers as well. We are also lucky to have them growing all around us here at the cottage, and I also cut bunches of them all the time. Your daughter is such a little beauty.
- August 18, 2012 at 1:45 PM
- Melinda said...
Such pretty pictures!4
M :) - August 18, 2012 at 5:34 PM
- vicki archer said...
stunning photos...enjoy the last of the summer days... xv
- August 21, 2012 at 10:29 AM
- colorpoems said...
Can you ever have enough Queen Anne's Lace?
- August 26, 2012 at 12:09 PM
- Mike said...
I hope that you didn't have to many flowers die on you because of the extreme heat of this year's summer.
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The sight of groups of bored older care home residents sitting in front of a communal TV for hours on end, no-one actually interested in what's going on, is unfortunately very common.
It is a sad fact that many care home residents have little or no contact with their families and friends and endure hours of non-activity every day, some locked in their own personal world rarely relating or speaking to others. As a result, it is no wonder so many lose any interest or real engagement in their lives and become depressed – the start of a vicious circle of isolation.
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Grand Resort Bad RagazGrand Resort Bad Ragaz, 7310 Bad Ragaz (Show map)
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جدا رائع ... يستاهل كل ريال فيه
We like this hotel and this plac and going to come here more.
This is our second time at the Grand Resort. It is the ultimate place to spend a luxurious weekend. The room was spectacular, the staff is always kind and professional and the food is excellent.
The spa loft was amazing, very comfortable and pampering. The Thermal pool was absolutely delightful. Breakfast was yummi.
The staff, the room, the wellness centre were all excellent. Great skiing in the area too!
One of the best place I've ever been..
It was extremely relaxing and service was great
Hotel is very good for relaxation and Spa.
Everything - staff, cuisine, rooms, spa, thermal pools
everything is fine! thank you!
The 5-star Grand Resort Bad Ragaz is in the heart of the Heidiland holiday region. It features understated luxury, superb spa facilities, elegant rooms and 8 gourmet restaurants. Consisting of the Grand Hotel Quellenhof & Spa Suites and the Grand Hotel Hof Ragaz, the Grand Resort Bad Ragaz provides a wide range of luxurious rooms and suites. All have a flat-screen TV with a DVD player including a connection for MP3 players and a private bar with a Nespresso coffee machine and a teakettle. In total, the restaurants have been awarded 58 GaultMillau Points. The 36.5° Wellbeing & Thermal Spa and the Tamina Therme spa oasis offers relaxing treatments on 137,800 ft². 30 specialized doctors and therapists are taking care of the guest's requirements. The Altenrhein Airfield for private jets is a 45-minute drive away. The Bad Ragaz airfield for helicopters is just 5 minutes away. The hotel organizes your travel from anywhere in Europe including transportation with Mercedes Benz luxury limousines. Hotel Rooms: 289, Hotel Chain: Swiss Deluxe Hotels. The most recent booking for this hotel was made on Dec 10 at 2:10 AM from Switzerland.
OutdoorsGrounds, Terrace, Outdoor Pool (Seasonal) SkiSki Storage ActivitiesNewspapers, Tennis Court, Fitness Center, Golf Course (within 2 miles), Skiing, Game Room, Casino, Solarium, Spa, Massage, Playground, Pool Table, Ping-Pong, Hot Tub, Library, Hiking, Cycling, Turkish Bath/Steam Bath, Horseback Riding, Racquetball, Mini Golf, Indoor Pool (All Year), Bicycle Rental, Bikes Available (Free) Food & DrinkRestaurant, Bar, Breakfast in the Room InternetFree! Wi-Fi is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge. ParkingPrivate parking is available on site (reservation is needed) and costs CHF 20 per day. Services24-Hour Front Desk, Express Check-in/Check-out, Baggage Storage, Room Service, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Airport Shuttle, Business Center, Babysitting/Child Services, Laundry, Dry Cleaning, Hair/Beauty Salon, Ironing Service, Currency Exchange, Souvenir/Gift Shop, Shoeshine, Packed Lunches, Fax/Photocopying, Concierge Service GeneralNon-smoking Rooms, Facilities for Disabled Guests, Elevator, Safe, Soundproof Rooms, Heating, Stores in Hotel, Hypoallergenic room available, Designated Smoking Area Check-inFrom 3:00 PM Check-outUntil 12:00 PM Cancellation/
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We like this hotel and this plac and going to come here more.
We have three children - 7,6 and 1,5. For bigger one everything is ok. They can swim in warm water and be with us. They can be in kids-ckub too. For smaler one we have problem because in Switzerland they think that thermal water is only from 3 years old and in the kids-club they take children only from 3 years too. So we should stay with child all the time and can't use all possibilities of this hitel and place.
This is our second time at the Grand Resort. It is the ultimate place to spend a luxurious weekend. The room was spectacular, the staff is always kind and professional and the food is excellent.
Book ahead your treatments at the Spa - it was fully booked when we arrived.
Thermal spa
Poor choice of restaurants for lunch
The spa loft was amazing, very comfortable and pampering. The Thermal pool was absolutely delightful. Breakfast was yummi.
The staff, the room, the wellness centre were all excellent. Great skiing in the area too!
The Asian restaurant was over priced for the quality. The food was nice - the price exorbitant.
One of the best place I've ever been..
It was extremely relaxing and service was great
The Thai restaurant seemed quite overpriced for what it was
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Hotel is very good for relaxation and Spa.
Everything - staff, cuisine, rooms, spa, thermal pools
A little bit expensive
everything is fine! thank you!
...breakfast starts a leatle bit too late for the working days.
Sehr schöne Schlafzimmer und Wellness.
Exceptionell ün-interessierter Empfang beim Einchecken. Mann sollte doch einigermasse interessiert sein in die Kundschaft.
Das gesamte Personal des Hauses ist absolut erstklassig!
il primo tavolo assegnato al ristorante Olive giu in fondo con un passaggio da ferrovia ... e molto meno servizio al ristorante ma prezzi sempre alti
Sempre splendido tornare in questo grand hotel dallo stile inconfondibile e dai dettagli curatissimi. La parte termale di ottimo livello giustifica il "tradimento" delle attigue terme di Tamina, pur da non mancare.
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Essen im Nanum (Freitag) und im Blauen Saal (Samstag) war in keiner Weise 5Stern würdig.
Meine Frau hat mir vor knapp 3 Jahren einen Gutschein geschenkt, der innerhalb eines Jahres hätte eingelöst werden müssen. Auf Grund von Terminproblemen hat man uns diesen anstandslos 2 mal verlängert. Bei unserer Ankunft am 1.10.13 und damit bei der Einlösung hat man uns keinen Preiszuschlag belastet (obschon in dieser Zeit die Preise sicherlich erhöht worden sind) und Fr. 200.- gutgeschrieben, weil entsprach das Zimmer nicht dem damals vorausbezahlten Preis. Nicht selbstverständlich ! Danke auch an dieser Stelle. Allgemein ist zu sagen, dass das Haus seinen hohen Preis wert ist ! In beiden von uns besuchten Restaurants (Bel Air und Äbtestube) haben wir hervorragend gegessen. Wunderschöne Saunalandschft ! Und hat man uns auf dem Golfplatz aus eigener Initiative das greenfee um 50 % gesenkt (greens in schlechtem Zustand); ferner duirften wir das Parkhaus gratis benutzen. Rundum, man fühlt sich wohl und muss nicht wie anderswo um dieses und jenes "betteln". Wir werden wieder kommen !
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Viele Betätigungsmöglichkeiten,
Kirchengeläute in nächster Nähe, Zimmerausstattung viel zu altbacken, trotz Renovation
Bar(Olives d'Or)
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Sorell Hotel TaminaThe charming Sorell Hotel Tamina is in the heart of Bad Ragaz, only a few steps from the Tamina Therme and from the Ad Fontes beauty and spa center. from $192 |
Hotel Restaurant RössliThe small and newly renovated Rössli hotel with its fine restaurant can be found right in the heart of Bad Ragaz, only a few steps from the Tamina thermal bath. from $135 |
Esos Hotel QuelleThe Esos Hotel Quelle is located close to the Tamina river and the gorge in Bad Ragaz, a 5 minute walk from the Tamina Thermal Spa. It offers free Wi-Fi and free parking.Most recent booking for this hotel was yesterday at 08:35 from $72 |


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Meng Lijun is both smart and well versed in martial arts. To show her skills, she decided to disguise herself as a man to take part in a local competition. However, her father Meng Shiyuan unexpectedly wanted her to accompany him to the hills to collect herbs on the day of the competition. To excuse herself from his company, Lijun asked Shiyuan to solve an extremely difficult chess puzzle while she slipped off for the competition.
Lijun tricked the others into letting her substitute her brother for the competition and helped Dongyue School win. Tie Muer and Marco Polo happened to be attracted by the competition and he gave a difficult maths question to test Lijun and she managed to win. Shuyuan punished Lijun by making her stay in her room for tricking him. That night, Lijun was enchanted by the faraway music from a flute.
Using a chess book as bait, Lijun managed to persuade her father to let her attend the town celebrations. At the celebration, Huangpu Shaohua saw a bully Liu Kuibi bullying a pair of performing siblings and taught him a lesson. Lijun wanted to play a trick on Tie Muer and snatched his jade in the chaos but Tie Muers servant, Asang-ge mistook Shaohua to be the thief. Lijun was upset that Tie Muer thought of her as a thief so when he came to look for Shiyuan, she identified herself as Shiyuans nephew, Wei Ziying and made a fool out of him.
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Lijun tricked Tier Muer into going with her to Baiyun Hill to find Shiyuan, with the intention of making fun of him but her plan backfired and she ended up falling into the mud herself. As Tie Muer wanted to seek Shiyuans (who used to be an imperial physician during the previous dynasty) help in getting a cure for his asthmatic father, he agreed to Lijuns demands to book a whole restaurant to apologise to her. However, this offended Liu Kuibi, who wanted to book the same restaurant as well. While his men were fighting, Kuibi tried to secretly attack Lijun but Tie Muer helped her. Lijuns heart began beating wildly when she fell into his arms in the process. When Kuibis mother found out about his fight with the Mongolians, she advised him not to antagonize the Mongolians or his father Liu would blame him of he finds out.
Lijun changed her initial impression of Tie Muer and her maid Ronglan made fun of her. Shiyuan believed Lijuns words and went to the hills to look for a certain herb. Lijun then found a ploy to excuse herself from accompanying her mother to the temple and went to enjoy herself while her parents are not in. Lijun bumped into Tie Muer at the lantern festival but Shaohua unexpectedly appeared. To prevent the jade incident from being exposed, Lijun turned around to leave. Shaohua and Tie Muer were attacked by Kuibis men and Lijun returned to help them as she felt that the whole incident was caused by her. Tie, Shaohua, Lijun and Marco Polo then went for a drinking session and became sworn brothers. The drunk Lijun revealed that she is actually a girl but no one paid heed to her. Lijun suddenly heard the flute being played and went to look for the source of the music. She mistakenly thought that Tie is the flutist and took a liking for him.
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Personal Property Taxes ExplainedMost people know that property tax applies to real property, however, some may not know that property tax also applies to personal property. Most personal property owned by individuals is exempt. For example, household goods and personal effects are not subject to property tax. However, if these items are used in a business, property tax applies. Personal property is subject to the same levy rate as real property. The characteristic that distinguishes real and personal property is mobility. Real property includes land, structures, improvements to land, and certain equipment affixed to land or structures.Unless specifically exempt, all tangible personal property is taxable, including items such as: office equipment, communication equipment, supplies and materials not held for sale or not components of a product tools, furniture, rugs and fixtures used in a business leased or rented equipment, leasehold and tenant improvements, and lessee-owned improvements on public land machinery and equipment used in agriculture, construction, manufacturing and logging signs, billboards, poster panels, display samples not held for sale commercial vessels not subject to excise tax, off road vehicles, drag racers and similar competition vehicles not licensed rental video tapes, discs and game cartridges boathouses, portable buildings and office trailers Exemptions Exempt personal property includes household goods and personal effects, unless used in a business, custom software, livestock, inventories held solely for resale and intangible personal property such as money, franchise agreements, personal service contracts, patents, copyrights, customer lists, brand names, licenses and intellectual property. In addition, sole proprietors are eligible for a $15,000 Head of Household exemption deducted from the business's total assessed value. An exemption for certain farm equipment is also available using this form (.DOC, external link). Finally, some real estate and/or personal property is exempt from property tax based on its use or ownership. A detailed summary of exemptions is provided on pages 1-49 of this Department of Revenue report (.PDF, external link). More details on types of personal property, available exemptions, and the assessment process are provided in the Department of Revenue's publication, Personal Property Tax (.PDF, external link). How is my property assessed? Personal property assessments are based on information provided by taxpayers on a personal property listing form, where you provide a description of the personal property, its cost and year of acquisition. We use this information and the Department of Revenue Personal Property Valuation Guidelines to determine value, taking into consideration the type of property, its cost and age. If your business does not have a personal property account number, you can complete an initial form by clicking here for an excel spreadsheet form or a printable form that you can mail into our office (.DOC). If your business has a personal property account number and needs another listing or if you have questions about how to complete the form, please contact us at 509-773-3715 or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com. Personal property forms for existing accounts are mailed or electronically transmitted the first of each year and must be returned by April 30. Filing extensions are not granted and a tax penalty of 5 percent per month will be applied to listings received after the deadline, up a maximum of 25 percent of the tax due. The assessor may waive the penalty if the late filing is due to reasonable cause. When the listing is processed and your property valued and entered on the assessment roll, a Personal Property Assessment Notice will be mailed to you showing the assessed value used to calculate your personal property tax. This notice shows the assessed value that will be used to calculate the tax bill for your property. If you have any questions about how this value was determined, please call us at 509-773-3715 or by e-mail at email@example.com. Can I appeal? You can file an appeal if you believe your assessment is excessive or incorrect. Appeals must be filed with the county's Board of Equalization within 30 days of the mail date on the front of your value change notice. Appeals filed after this date will not be accepted. The appeal deadline is shown on your Valuation Notice. Closing or selling a business? If you have decided to sell or close your business, please contact us to obtain an Advance Tax Request form (.PDF). This form provides us with information we need to update the business account with the new owner's information or to cancel the account if the business is closing. This will ensure that the final tax bill is sent to the appropriate person. |
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by Bob in Chandler, AZ on 05/18/2011.
Trim: 1996 Toyota RAV4 4-Door 4WD, Owned more than 10 years.
This car has over 188000 miles on it and it is still highly reliable. Has required only routine maintenance. Paint, body, interior, engine all have held up very well. This car has several more thousand miles in it with only routine maintenance.
Can't think of anything.
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I am selling this car for my daughter-in-law who bought a new car. This car is rated in good condition.
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Terrific little car.
by Myrtie on 06/29/2010.
Trim: 1996 Toyota RAV4 2-Door 2WD, Owned more than 10 years.
Easy to park and turn and hang u-turns.
It also is reliable and economical to run.
I have always had a problem with the gas pedal sticking when starting and at times I lay a strip. Neither the dealer nor the cops believe me.
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Terrific little car and I won't give it up.
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I am the 2nd owner for this vehicle and I purchased it in 2001. It had 45,000 miles on it at that time and now has 85,000. It has been a great vehicle. I take it off road more than a few times each year. It handles very well in snow and ice and in muddy conditions as well as hard surface roads. Also, has very low maintenance costs---just oil changes, 60,000 mile maintenance, and one set of tires in 6 years.
I wish they had a drop down tailgate (with lift up window) on this like a pickup truck and get rid of the spare tire on the rear tailgate and go with a space saver spare or no spare tire (Offer as an option). Needs better gearing for highway driving and better mileage. Offer an extra low 1st gear for off roading. Mileage has been mediocre with about 22 in town and 23 on the highway. I know with their newer engines they could do better now.
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I bought this car used in 1997 with 33,000 miles on it, I love this car even though I have had some problems, but what do you expect with buying a used suv with the towing option. (I abused this suv to boot, never even changed the oil, just kept adding when it needed it). I never changed the timing belt till it had 120,000 miles on it. Towed trailer with it all the time, average speed on turnpikes was 90. It handles Great,drives great, looks great. As I write this reveiw it is 2011, I used this car daily, I had 200,000 miles when the engine finally blew. I like this suv so much I am getting a new engine for it installed this weekend. I think I will treat this one better!!!!
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Handles very well, great turning radius. Great to be able to see all corners. While it sits high off the road, it hugs better than the full sized SUVs. Good gas mileage, I get 25 per gallon. Dependable and definately the Toyota quality comes through.
Gear ratio could be better.
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