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General News
Every now and then, a roleplay hits an achievement that roleplayers are proud of. Whether it is an anniversary, completion, or even something has simple as post count, they need to be celebrated. This week we have The Elder Scrolls: The Fallen. Which is proudly GMed by Leon5431 as it passes its 1000 post mark and is still going strong thanks to the skill and dedication of its players as well as its GM. Check it out and see what few RPs manage to acomplish, you all should be very proud of your accomplishment.
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If your roleplay has reached any of these milestones, or if you think your roleplay has reached a certain achievement that is not listed, please don't hesitate to PM Lillian with the link to the roleplay and a description of the achievement. If you are not the GM, but wish to surprise the GM, that can also be arranged. Happy Roleplaying!
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Dont forget about RPGs Official Monthly contest: Writer of the Month, the prize is a nifty colored user title not to mention the glory. The contestants work really hard and put out some outstanding work. Stop by and check it out and while you are there dont forget to vote and comment on the contest entries. The more votes and comments, the more satisfying the victory is! The contests could always use more people. If you want to get involved and send in an entry, please see the Contest section of the site for rules and directions. Remember the more, the merrier!
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Featured Galleries
RPG has a lovely Gallery section that didnt see enough encouragement and attention. If you have some scribbles lying around or some art youd like to share start up a gallery and show people what you can do outside of an RP! While you are there take a moment to offer some encouragement and insight in another user's gallery, maybe they will return the favor. If you'd like your gallery to be featured be sure to send a PM to either Fallenreaper or Guru.
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A gallery featuring a short story called the Crimson Dragon: Birth of an Assassin, a prequel to novel written by LoneSilverWolf. It focuses on a young girl, Lianna, and her first kill on her path to become an assassin. Comments and feedback is welcomed as the author hopes one day to make a living in writing novels.
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We would like to introduce the newest edition of the Fun News, the Editorial. The Editorial is for user submitted articles of interest. If you feel like you have something interesting to say or add to the news, please message Guru with your submission, and label the PM "Editorial". This week we have an intriguing message from our Comrade, Darkmatter. Enjoy.
All featured RPs and Linked threads have been chosen by random based on the number of responses to the thread and how active they are. If you'd like to have a IntChk, Roleplay, or Gallery featured in the next Newsletter, please send a message to Guru or Lillian. Your thread may or may not be used, depending on the number of entries and random choice. We are also always looking for banners to top the newsletter.
This Newsletter is brought to you by your Comrades. Enjoy!
Guru, Lillian Thorne, Grif of Hearts, FallenReaper, Darkmatter
Next Guild News: October 11th, 2013


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I'd like to set $1024 \times 768$
without any space between the three items. Is this possible? If so, how?
E.g., what I get is:
1024 x 768
and what I want is:
Math binary operators and relations automatically add appropriate spaces between the symbol and their operands. If you want to remove this space, you can turn the operator into a regular symbol by enclosing it in braces. For example
If you will be using this often you can also define a new command and say something like
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These answers seem overly complicated to me. I personally just use
This brings the symbols closer together. You can also use multiple in a row
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It seems to me that what you really want is a multiplication sign that works in text mode. You can get this by writing $\times$ or, to answer your whole question 1024$\times$768. By the way, nice question. This is a good example of where it makes sense not to use normal math typography. | |||
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Hoodoo Guru
Tootsie's, Robert's, Paradise Park, Rippy's all will have bands. Quality will vary from awful to awfully sublime. No cover at these places either.
Broadway Brewhouse is my favorite bar down there, especially if you can sit by the front bar right on the street and they have the windows open.
Springwater is Nashville's best dive bar. I once kept a guy from climbing over the bar and attacking the waitress there. At a rugby party at Springwater one guy sat next to the band in a chair the whole evening with his pants down to his ankles and his willie hangin out. Tanya is lucky that bronchitis is all she caught there.
The tangents are moot.
Wait, what is the weather like? I haven't been paying attention...
How do you keep your feet on the ground, when you know you were born to fly?
Just a girl who runs.
IMKY13 finish!!
Wait, what is the weather like? I haven't been paying attention... I AM READY TO FLY OUT OF THIS ICEBOX
Sunday it's supposed to be around 50 degrees at start time and warm up to around 70 degrees in the afternoon
fitness/weight goals for 2013…1) STAY INJURY FREE!!!2) Get to 195 lbs by Music City Olympic Triathlon (7-28-13)...and stay there (as of 5-29-13, was at 201.0 lbs)
3) Complete Ironman Louisville on my 50th birthday (8-25-13)....DONE!!!
4) 3,700 total overall miles for the year:
Swim: 100 miles (as of 10-03-13: 106 miles).....DONE!!!
Bike: 2,400 miles (as of 10-03-13: 2,529 miles).....DONE!!!
Run: 1,200 miles (as of 10-03-13: 1,009 miles)
Candice, this morning I ran in short sleeves. This is significant because I'm usually still in two layers at 50. Really. Blue skies, no wind, and it was probably upper 40s (so, yes, I underdressed for me, but dressed normally for most people). Weekend should be similar. No ice box here this year.
A Dance with Monkeys
SRL, are y'all already here?
I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
Poor baby
"run" "to" "eat"
define: here
i find the sunshine beckons me to open up the gate and dream and dream ~~robbie williams
I got here at 1a this morning. Reporting in, ready to shock the monkey.
We're a go for packet pickup workie at 1:30 saturday. DirtyGraceFlint and I are going to run a little bike trail around a golf course just off of White Bridge Road tomorrow morning 8ish. I may sing the "Seven Bridges Road" song.
Speaking of things to do in Nashville...When driving south of Nashville on 65, I came across "Big Jim's Boobie Bungalow". That may be the best strip club name ever.
I'll be back
One of my favorite attractions in Nashville is Opryland. Be sure to get there before 1997.
2014 goals: functional hamstrings < 2:55 at Napa < 24 at Western States
It is far less costly to rebuild an amusement park after a flood than a mall. Just sayin.
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So you know how on Facebook there are all those groups to get more fans than a specific artist?
Can this onion ring get more fans than Justin Bieber?
Can this banana get more fans than Miley Cyrus?
Can this pickle get more fans than Nickelback?
Most of those groups are highly successful, and they're being created for tons of artists. Kind of one of those new Facebook trends.
Anyways, I was curious to see if someone made one for Avril and they did. It's called "Can this Falafel Get More Fans than Avril Lavigne?"
They have 13 fans. Avril has over 2 million.
In the group description, it says, "The Sk8r Girl has got over 2 million fans. I'm not confident about our chances to be honest..."
Lol! Thought some people would find that funny.


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By Drew Brooks Staff writer
Cumberland County lawmen are searching for a man who they said sexually assaulted a woman Tuesday night.
The Cumberland County Sheriff's Office said a woman reported that she was able to escape the man after stabbing him several times in the face and abdomen.
The victim told investigators that the heavyset black man offered her a ride at a convenience store on the 500 block of Grove Street in Fayetteville. The woman told investigators that media reporting on a nearby robbery spooked her and she accepted the ride to get away from the area, Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Debbie Tanna said.
The suspect, driving an older model, dull gray Chevrolet Caprice Classic, then drove her down a secluded area near Downing Road and N.C. 24, where the assault took place.
Tanna said the man weighs about 300 pounds and is not believed to have suffered serious injury, but should have a cut under his left eye.
"I'd just advise women not to get in the car with people they don't know. No matter if it's a man or a woman," she said.
Anyone with information about the suspect is urged to call the Sheriff's Office at 323-1500.
- Drew Brooks
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Clio, California
Clio's Rivers Edge RV Park
[ 10/10 ]
What a wonderful park in the woods. The area is immaculate! Sites vary from gravel to those with patios. There are park models in some sites, but all are well-kept. When we arrived, I couldn't believe how quiet it was. The next day, more families arrived and kids enjoying the area livened up the place. A number of rigs arrived that knew each other. I LOVE the dog run - large, shaded, with a good secure 4 foot fence. Lots of waste bag dispensers and folks seem to get the hint. Access to the river is good, though its relatively low in August. Price depends on type of site.
Quartzsite, Arizona
Dome Rock Mountain - BLM
[ 7/10 ]
If you are looking for amenities - go to a real campground. This is boondocking at its best. You are close to all of the Quartzsite activities but far enough out to circle the wagons and enjoy your family and friends. There is a BLM host near the east end of the road available for info. Lots of places to choose from. Be careful about parking where you have to cross a wash - there have been bad rains here in the past that have caused washouts and you may not get back out. Minimal tv reception but who cares.
Bakersfield, California
Orange Grove RV Park
[ 9/10 ]
We love this park and stay here when we can on our journeys through. Its farther away from the train noises than others. The orange trees are a novelty - you can pick the Valencias Jan - March. Sites are level but dirt, which is ok. Great tv, wifi is very good. I haven't been into the Lodge area but the office/cafe is bustling in the morning with free coffee and the biggest doughnuts I've ever seen. The restrooms are VERY clean! Great park.
Dayton, Oregon
Willamette Wine Country RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
We wanted to stay another night in the area but the park near to the Evergreen museum was booked. I put in a reservation request that night to Willamette Wine Country and promptly the next morning, received a call from them -- confirming a site for us. I thought the park was nice. Lots of places to walk your dogs. Staff was really nice and efficient at check in. We were pleased with the location. I didn't notice any smells from the ponds. There is traffic noise as you are close to the road but, it was consistent so not bothersome.
Canyonville, Oregon
Seven Feathers RV Park
[ 10/10 ]
With Players Club discount. We have stayed here before and this park just gets better and better! Now the trees have grown, providing more shade. The flowers are awesome and pretty. I can't say enough about how GREAT this place is. This should be a model for all other parks!! The staff is friendly and efficient. They show you to your site. Sites have lush vegetation and grass. The sites are set up well for all kinds of RVs. LOVE IT!! Shuttle is there in a minute to take you to the casino if you want. No traffic noise at all.
Bakersfield, California
Bakersfield River Run RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
We stayed here as we needed to access some of the stores in the vicinity. We usually stay at Orange Grove. We like the park except for the TRAIN noises but you will get that just about everywhere in Bakersfield. Otherwise - nice park, very clean.
Temecula, California
Pechanga RV Resort & Casino
[ 9/10 ]
A wonderful park for ease of access, beauty, level sites, gorgeous pool and spa. Sites separated on the back with hedges, lots of grass area for each site. Access to laundry 24 hours. While its "pet friendly" - I have a complaint about the fenced pet area. Its not secure for small to medium dogs as the fence is too high off the ground and the slats too wide. Otherwise - its clean as a whistle (no poo) which is remarkable. Everyone seemed to mind their doggie manners (leashes, no barking). I really recommend this as a destination or a stop over. Temecula is a great town (old town) and great wineries.
Bakersfield, California
Orange Grove RV Park
[ 9/10 ]
We camp here all the time on our way through. Great park, friendly staff. Discount for cash/check. The usual discounts for AAA/Good Sam. Only comment has nothing to do with the park - the trains can be heard from here (though not as bad as other parks) and the street side of the park gets truck traffic so, if you are particularly sensitive to noise - you may have to get to Tehachapi or other locations. Pet friendly - lots of places to walk dogs.
Lodi, California
Flag City RV Resort
[ 9/10 ]
Really nice park with a huge "football field" for a pet run. Great pet-friendly place. Folks are nice, sites are neat and clean. Don't want to complain but the sites still aren't right for every rig. Our rig didn't line up with the sewer in order to fit into the site and, if we put the doorway on the pavement, the end of the 5th wheel would stick out. But - its a great, first rate place. the spa and pool are great.
Yermo, California
Barstow / Calico KOA
[ 7/10 ]
Great park for overnight stays or, if you want to see Calico ghost town (just down the road). I paid 33.75 with KOA discount. If you are a pet owner - its a great place with acres of desert behind the campground to walk your pets. Desk people are nice and very helpful. The site we were in has the sewer offset too much but that isn't true of all the sites. There are shrubs between the sites for some privacy.
Cottonwood, Arizona
Dead Horse Ranch State Park
[ 8/10 ]
We love this park but, it can get crowded on Friday nights through Sunday. Great views from the upper loops. Beautiful sunrises and sunsets. Nice volunteers and hosts. Lots of trails to walk. Very pet friendly. Great location to see other sites in the area such as Tuzigoot, Montezuma Castle, and Montezuma Well.
Las Vegas, Nevada
Sam's Town Hotel Casino & RV Park - Boulder
[ 7/10 ]
We have camped here before. The sites are not level (slope from back to front) but are laid out well. The sewer hook up is a pedestal with a slide door and it was smelly. Sites are close together but, most folks aren't here for the family camping experience. Lots of dogs and its not bad as far as pet-friendly. The dog run at the back really smelled of urine - very strong. Needs to be regularly watered down or something. There are some longer term folks here with dogs that think nothing of letting them loose to defecate on the grass (and they don't clean it up). Park gets a lot of road noise and the music from the adjoining casino was really loud. I still recommend the place as it is great to stay in and gamble at Sam's Town.
Eugene, Oregon
Premier RV Resorts of Eugene Oregon
[ 10/10 ]
A great park, with friendly staff. Pet friendly: a long dog walk next to the entry road as well as a couple of fenced areas. Hwy noise is not very bad. The spa is great and pool looked nice. It's well maintained. I recommend this park if you are in the area. Wi-Fi is adequate.
Hammond, Oregon
Astoria / Warrenton / Seaside KOA
[ 8/10 ]
This park offers many amenities for groups and for families. We chose it because of the location and its nice grounds. Too pricey if you only want a good campsite. Staff was friendly and efficient. They are pet friendly and we discovered a large new fenced dog area (2 large sections and a small section in the middle) and they have agility equipment! The pool is really nice, spa is hot and both are enclosed. Lots of covered BBQ cooking spots.
Lincoln City, Oregon
Elks Lodge #1886
[ 8/10 ]
Very peaceful, lots of green lawn (formerly a 5-hole golf course). Must be an Elk's member to stay. Had a nice Labor Day weekend breakfast put on by the lodge. There are 4-legged elk around though we didn't see any this time. Close to south end of town. Great campground for pet owners. Also picked a pan of blackberries.
Canyonville, Oregon
Seven Feathers RV Park
[ 10/10 ]
This is a top-notch place: friendly, pet-friendly, clean, comfortable, everything you could ask for. Our rate included AAA discount and you get another 10% for signing up with the Player's Club. Small grassy pet area and lots of roads and some trails to take your pet for a walk. The clubhouse/pool/spa/exercise room is wonderful.
Florence, Oregon
Elks Lodge #1858
[ 9/10 ]
This is a campground available only to Elks members and you must show your card at check in. Great open campground with wide back-ins and lots of room on the access roads. Some low screening between sites. Great Wi-Fi signal. Pet-friendly and people are really good about picking up after their dogs. Quiet campground. Kids welcome but there isn't really much to do for them here (at the campground). There is a rentable recreation building (can be rented by Camper Clubs and groups). Lodge in town has special event meals on a regular basis.
Kingsburg, California
Riverland Resorts
[ 4/10 ]
We arrived after hours and found good instructions on where to park. Found a grassy pull-through. This park is close to both the freeway and the train tracks so, you have to expect that its rather noisy. The pedestal that was at our site was in disrepair. I was alarmed at the corrosion on the breaker switch. The last occupant had duct taped their sewer hose into the outlet and left the tape. We didn't dump so not critical to us. OK for overnight stop.
Hemet, California
Mountain Valley RV Resort
[ 8/10 ]
Sites were rather tight as previous raters mentioned. We should have looked at other rigs first as you have to put your wheel well on the "patio" to be sure your slides have room. The facilities are very nice: spa, pool, billiards, and nice workout room. I used one of the 2 BBQs provided at the patio. Very handy. This park is centrally located to the town and the surrounding area. Only drawback for us was that the pet area is really small. We took our pets out of the park for walks instead. I recommend this park.
Eugene, Oregon
Premier RV Resorts of Eugene Oregon
[ 10/10 ]
This park really has their act together and its a CLASS ACT. Attention to detail for RVers. The separate building has a rec room with pool table and TV as well as a nice laundry room and bathrooms. The main office/store is also a nice lounge area. In the morning its Continental breakfast. Pool is very nice. Only small negative is that the spa was locked (not yet county approved) but there was no sign to explain. Lots of attention to detail. You are escorted to your site and assisted in parking. VERY pet friendly with 2 enclosed areas and lots of grass down the long drive for walks. Nice pond with ducks. Not far off the freeway but not much noise that we heard. GREAT park. Next time we will stay longer and enjoy the area.
Canyonville, Oregon
Seven Feathers RV Park
[ 10/10 ]
What more can you ask for - this park has it all and very nice staff to boot. There are beautiful facilities - indoor pool, spa, workout room and nice, level sites, most with grassy areas. The sites have picnic table built in. The sites are well set up, within reach of the sewer hose for once!. Lots of fenced dog areas as well as landscaped areas to enjoy/walk. Shuttle runs frequently to the casino but, you can enjoy this park without it. The night we were there, they hosted a local wine tasting. Very nice. Great way to meet folks. This will be a destination park for us from now on!
Goldendale, Washington
Maryhill State Park
[ 7/10 ]
Wonderful park. It was getting very crowded prior to the holiday weekend but all was peaceful and orderly. This is a major day-use area for wind surfers and its neat to watch. Small beach/swim area. Very dog-friendly with lots of room to walk. Major discovery was the numerous/fat blackberries on the north side of tents only loop. I picked a couple pounds before leaving. Only complaint was the sewer hook-up which is awkward as it is an above-ground pipe. We had to hold the hose in it to dump. The placement of it is too far back for anyone with slides as you must park forward to avoid the pedestal. No biggie - we really enjoyed this area.
Cheney, Washington
Ponderosa Falls RV Resort
[ 9/10 ]
Very scenic park. Family-oriented with many things to do such as mini golf, tot paddle boats. Wi-Fi was down and would not be repaired for a couple of days. Good destination park. We overnighted and it was a quiet park with easy access. Sites are somewhat close together but, no more than other parks. Very nice staff. Very dog-friendly and folks seem to be good about picking up after their pets. Pool was also being repaired and was unavailable as was the spa. If you were hoping to use these amenities, you would have been disappointed.
Elko, Nevada
Valley View RV
[ 7/10 ]
This park has alot of semi-permanent "worker" rigs but, its very well kept and very quiet. Staff is helpful. Pets are OK and there are places to walk them. I got a Wi-Fi signal (thanks to a private user with no password protection). I recommend this for an overnight stay, or to stay and see the area.
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Targhee Inn & RV
[ 6/10 ]
this park was south of Idaho Falls, right near the huge Army Surplus Store (husband loved this). I was surprised at how quiet it was even being near the off ramp. Wi Fi was not available at the far end of the campground even though I was told it was. This is an OK place to set up for an overnight stay. Was a bit smelly due to proximity to the fields (manure I think) but the wind shifted and it was fine.
Hungry Horse, Montana
Mountain Meadow RV Park
[ 9/10 ]
Very friendly folks. Woodsy setting which is great when it gets rather warm. Pet friendly - we were able to walk our dogs in the nearby forest on trails not far from our site. Well kept campground near to town and not far from Glacier. I recommend this campground as it is very scenic. Wi fi was a bit spotty until you found the right place in the rig to access if you rely on that sort of thing.
Susanville, California
Merrill Campground at Eagle Lake
[ 7/10 ]
Very crowded with families but not noisy. Hosts kept good control. Great access to the Lake and swimming, fishing, sunbathing. The trail is great for biking and walking. I recommend this campground in the fall when its not so crowded. The Reserveamerica website is not very user-friendly. We were unable to get reservations but did get 1st come site. Also have great campground - Eagle, just down the road but no hookups.
Roseville, California
Placer County Fair
[ 6/10 ]
Had a hard time finding our way in due to an event. Event staff had no clues about the camping and refused us entrance. I finally saw the host in a golf cart and he was very nice; helped us navigate around the grounds. One area is shaded with grass but we requested a parking area (flat, paved, hookups to the rear) due to having dogs. He was obliging. Lots of area to take the dogs for a walk. We stayed here and then drove up to Auburn for a craft show. Driving around Roseville is a bit confusing especially at night. Good place to settle and visit surrounding areas.
Sacramento, California
Cal Expo RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
Central location to many areas in Sacramento. We were minutes from the capitol and to ARCO arena. The staff was very pleasant. They take reservations but don't require a deposit. They obliged a request by us to move due to difficulty backing our rig. Right outside the gate is access to trails along the Sacramento River. Great for walking, biking, dog walks. Also close to shopping (Mall) and tons of restaurants. Many people call cabs to get around. This is mostly paved. Lots of security lighting. Very quiet, though trains can be heard in the distance. No through traffic.
Arcata, California
Mad River Rapids RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
Nice park, very quiet. Access was easy off of the 101. The County park beach was not far away and it was really nice. Access to town was also simple. Very friendly at check-in and check-out - offered suggestions for eating spots. I recommend this park!
Meadview, Arizona
Meadview RV Park and Rentals
[ 7/10 ]
This park is currently very full with workers on a large job nearby and this will go on for a while. That said, we were able to get a nice level site. The cabins and sites are mixed which is OK. There is lots of "wide open space" around here - great for dogs though you should keep on a leash or watch for wild critters. Proprietor was nice man. Campground seemed nice and quiet. I recommend if you can get a site.
Lake Havasu City, Arizona
Crazy Horse Campgrounds
[ 5/10 ]
You can tell that this park gets considerable traffic in the popular months. It seems a bit tired and somewhat trashy. We had trouble telling where our site was (water front sites) and the pedestal numbering was confusing. That said, the off season was good for a visit. The park was quiet. Check-in staff seemed a bit stand-offish and she couldn't tell us which sticker went on which vehicle. By the way - it takes a lot to get those site stickers off!
Needles, California
Desert View RV Resort
[ 9/10 ]
The staff was very friendly - to the point of letting us know the next morning about bad travelling conditions so we could make choices. A very well-kept park. The pool looks very nice. Pet-friendly. The pet run is best for small dogs but, there is some open land nearby for longer walks. Privacy hedges between sites. I recommend this one.
Cottonwood, Arizona
Dead Horse Ranch State Park
[ 9/10 ]
Hosts were very informative. There are 2 new loops up away from the river. The sites are spaced apart so as to provide some room. Restrooms are very nice but there was no walkway constructed yet to ours - could be a problem for mobility impaired. We had a wonderful view of the lights of Jerome at night. I really recommend this park especially off season.
Wickenburg, Arizona
Horspitality RV Resort
[ 8/10 ]
Very nice/friendly park. Many snowbirds. This park holds events most nights such as "movie night" and encourages participation. Horses nearby but not smelly. Easy access to town.
Las Vegas, Nevada
Sam's Town Hotel Casino & RV Park - Boulder
[ 8/10 ]
We had a "choice" spot in a cul-de-sac area with minimal through traffic. Nice green grass. Plenty of room for all sizes of rigs with slide-outs and vehicle parking. Amenities were centrally placed - such as the bathrooms and the laundry. It is rather noisy due to the nearby road (Boulder Hwy) when the sirens go by. There is a brand-new Walmart being built across the street. Security was very obvious and did frequent drive-bys.
Coalinga, California
Sommerville Almond Tree RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
I was very impressed with the staff and with the park. It was very dog-friendly with lots of places to take a walk. AM/PM nearby. We did not use the restrooms so I can't comment on them.
Hammond, Oregon
Astoria / Warrenton / Seaside KOA
[ 6/10 ]
A very nice layout. Park is very pretty with trees and many amenities such as cooking structures. I would say that families would like this park more than we - a couple with 2 dogs. Sites were tight but fortunately, the park was not busy. Mosquitos were terrible, but not their fault. Front desk staff very friendly but the guy in the golf cart doing the maintenance was into "hot dogging". Once he skidded to a stop (going too fast) and a second time he took a corner too fast and the garbage fell out of the back - yuck. The pool and spa building were impressive. Bottom line - great for families. Pricey if you don't use the amenities.
Seaside, Oregon
Circle Creek RV Park & Campground
[ 8/10 ]
Really nice park - lots of grass and shade. Plenty of space and dog friendly. Could hear the elk bugling in the morning but didn't see any. Not far from town so its convenient but quiet. Staff was low-key but very helpful. Setting is wonderful.
Sutherlin, Oregon
Hi-Way Haven RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
Staff was very efficient at check in. Sites are tight but there is plenty of grassy areas on the perimeter. Close to freeway but not noisy. Pet friendly. Park is neat and clean. Unfortunately, we weren't there for "movie night" which is shown on the big screen left over from its drive-in theatre days. Sounds fun. Desk staff was good with local restaurant recommendations.


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Beginning with the 2012 tax bill (due in April 2013), the state Franchise Tax Board will require property owners to break down their property taxes into deductible and non-deductible portions.
As many as 5 million California property-tax payers who have been taking the entire amount they pay off their state income taxes could see a major cut in their deductions when they file next year.
Beginning with the 2012 tax bill (the one due in April 2013), the state Franchise Tax Board will require property owners to break down their property taxes into deductible and non-deductible portions.
That means property owners who have been deducting their Mello-Roos fees — often running into thousands of dollars — will no longer be able to deduct those or any other special assessments like vector control or mosquito abatement.
In Orange County, 181,550 of the county's approximately 900,000 parcels were subject to Mello-Roos in the 2011-2012 tax year, according to the auditor-controller's office. They were billed a total of $207.8 million.
The difference between deductible and non-deductible property taxes is not a new rule. Mello-Roos fees, which pay for roads, schools, fire stations and other public facilities in new developments, have not been deductible from state income taxes since the legislature authorized the special assessments 30 years ago.
Many property owners, however, routinely deduct the entire amount of their property tax bill from their state income taxes instead of only the parts that legally are deductible. Others just use the amount on the Form 1098 that their mortgage holder paid to the county tax collector on their behalf.
Until now the Franchise Tax Board didn't to go after them. A new computer system being installed this year, however, will allow the agency to distinguish the portions of property tax bills that are deductible and non-deductible, said Daniel Tahara, a FTB spokesman.
He said the new scrutiny of property taxes is not due to any political pressure to increase tax revenues to close the state's gaping budget deficit.
"Every year we look at areas of non-compliance and this happened to be one that came up," he said.
Tahara said the agency is announcing the new rules now so taxpayers can make any adjustments this year for their 2012 state tax filing next year.
He said the FTB had planned to impose the new rules on 2011 tax filings due this April, but held off after getting "negative feedback" from tax preparers and the public.
Pat Yeckel, president of Canyon Tax and Bookkeeping Service Inc. in Rancho Santa Margarita, said that she and other tax preparers have known Mello-Roos and other fees weren't deductible, but that clients usually don't have the breakdown of their property tax bill.
It will be a particularly big deal for property owners in South County and other new developments where many of the public amenities were paid through Mello-Roos districts.
"This is going to be a big pain," Yeckel said, noting that just getting the property tax paperwork can be a hassle.
Taxpayers will need a copy of their tax bills whether or not they pay their own property taxes or have them paid through their mortgage payment because they will need their parcel number in addition to the deductible/non-deductible breakdown for their 2012 state income tax filing.
Shari L. Freidenrich, the Orange County Treasurer-Tax Collector, said her office is just beginning to prepare for what is expected to be an onslaught of questions. She said taxpayers can now get property tax bills back two years online. You will need the property address or the assessor's parcel number (APN).
You can also get the bill emailed to you at firstname.lastname@example.com
For a full explanation of how the new deductible rules will work, CLICK HERE.
Here's a sample Orange County property tax bill prepared by the Franchise Tax Board showing a typical breakdown for the deductible and non-deductible portions of the bill. One clue that an item is deductible is that there is a tax rate assigned to it.
This article and information is from the Orange County Register: "State targets property-tax payers."


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I went to Antarctica in 1994 on board the Akademik Ioffe (very early in her Antarctic career). Anyway my first site of Antarctica ( well the sub Antarctic Islands)- was the attached phot. I have not been able to identify it to this day but its approx postion would have been W61 32'/S62 51' - we were about 45km from Deception Island and this land formation was on the port side of the ship. It may actually either be an Island or some of the 'named ' rock outcrops in the area.Any body have any ideas?
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The Tigers faced the Trojans on Tuesday night in a crowded andnoisyhome gym. The game was intense from the beginning, with the Trojans outscoring the Tigers 14-11 in the opening act.
Quincy'ssenior forward Korey Cline was unstoppable, netting 10 of her team's 14 first-period points. The Lady Tigers turned up the heat in the second frame with senior guard Ellie Kibble hitting a jumper at the buzzer to even the score at 22 apiece at intermission.
Portola struggled at the charity lineduring the first half, making onlytwo of eight tosses and missing an opportunity to take the lead into the locker room.
Both teams came out determined in the second half and added eight points each to play to a 30-30 tie by the end of the third period.
In the final stanza, the LadyTrojans slowly pulled ahead, and with about three minutes remaining, held an eight point lead. The Lady Cats once again failed to capitalize on free throw opportunities, hitting only two of 13 attempts during the second half.
Trojan senior center Ashlee Nieman turned in a brilliant second period, scoring the bulk of her 19 points to keep Quincy ahead. As the game clock ticked down, the Trojans smelled victory, and continued to increase their lead over an ever more frustrated Tiger squad. The Red and White came out on top by 13 at the final horn, 47-34.
"That was a huge game for us," said Quincy coach Kent Grammer. "We're still on cloud nine over that win. That makes our season."
Free throw shooting was a significant factor in the outcome. The Lady Cats scored just four points in 23 trips to the line, as the Trojans shot 11 out of 19 for a net advantage of seven points. In addition, while the Tigers minimized offensive turnovers, Quincy neutralized the powerful Tiger rebounders.
"We were very good at rebounding," said Grammer. "Our three girls below were phenomenal."
Cline totaled 15 rebounds for the Trojans, while Katie Barnes claimed 10 and Neiman grabbed nine.
For Portola, Emma Briggs snatched 10 rebounds, while teammates Anna Roach and Lucy Wilbanks and earned seven apiece.
Leading the scoring for the Trojans were Nieman draining 19, Cline putting through 15, senior guard Brittany Wilcox netting seven and senior forward Barnes contributing four.
"We're playing as a team," said Grammer. "It shows out on the court — the girls want to win."
Scoring was widely distributed for the Lady Tigers, with junior forward Marissa Wehrman tallying seven, Briggs and Kibble scoring six each, Roach putting in five and Wilbanks and Bailey Holt hitting four apiece.
At Williams on Friday, thePortola squad notched its fifth league victory against no losses by swatting down the Yellow Jackets58-29.
TheCats leaped out to a 26-point lead by intermission, 35-9. However, the Jackets got tougher in the third period, gaining two points on the Tigers. Senior point guard Abby Cranford drained several 3-pointers to keep Williams from losing ground.
It wasn't enough however, as Portola pulled down a season high of 56 rebounds, and drained 11 of 18 charity tosses.Thefinal score of 58-29 gave the Lady Cats a 22-3 record overall, with a 5-0 record in the Mid-Valley South League.
Top scorers for the Tigers were Briggs tallying 14, Wehrman and Roach sinking nine apiece, Wilbanks putting through eight and senior center Camry Housel netting six.
As forthe battle of the boards, high rebounders were Kibble snagging 12, Wehrman collecting 10, Wilbanks grabbing nine and Bailey Holt pulling down eight.
ThePortola girls play their final game of the regular season this Friday, Feb. 18, at home against East Nicolaus.
The Quincy Trojans wrap up their regular season this Friday at Hamilton.
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I did a little research and discovered there are, indeed, several churches in Antarctica...despite what some people have told me to the contrary. Anyway, this may come as an odd request, but I'm looking for Christians in Antarctica who would be willing to pray for the son of my friends who has broken his neck and lies paralyzed in the hospital. This isn't a plea for anything other than prayer for a brother in need. He's been in the hospital for 44 days. During that time, his family has started and kept a daily blog detailing his (and their) journey. The word about him has spread like wildfire and there are people praying for him literally all over the world: 33+ countries on 6 of the 7 continents. I thought it would be particularly encouraging to the family to know someone in Antarctica was joining us. If anyone is interested, please reply to this thread and I'll post or email you the blogsite address. Thank you so much! Kind Regards, Jen from California |
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residenthero | #2 Subject: Welcome! Posted: 03/24/2005 12:10:48 |
At this time all pics and news are courtesy of 1UP. I hope to bring more news as I uncover it.
residenthero | #3 Subject: Dante! Posted: 03/24/2005 12:19:09 |
According to a recent interview with Namco producer, Hiroshi Yamaguchi, Devil May Cryâ??s leading man, Dante, could wind up in Soul Calibur 3 for the PS2. Reportedly, Capcom borrowed the Soul Calibur 2 engine for a boss fight in the upcoming Devil May Cry 3. In return, Namco requested the rights to use Dante in the next Soul Calibur sequel to â??appeaseâ?? fans.
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DevilsJester | #4 Subject: Who do you think will stay and who will go? Posted: 03/24/2005 12:41:51 |
I wan't to know what you guys think on who will make the transition from 2 to 3. From one pick it looks as if mitsirugi will be staying. But who else?
residenthero | #5 Subject: I believe... Posted: 03/24/2005 12:53:34 |
...Voldo will make a return as well as Taki. I would like to see them keep only a few and really revamp the choises. One thing that always bothers me though is giving a new character the same exact moves as another character. Whats the point in having essentially the same fighter with a different look? Hopefully they will use the idea from Tekken 5 of customizing the characters and weapons.
vhorizon | #6 Subject: join Posted: 03/24/2005 12:57:34 |
I just went to my news and found out it was a PS2 exculsive. Tekken 5, now this. Thank you Namco.
SG-1Gamer | #7 Subject: Going or Staying Posted: 03/24/2005 13:52:18 |
probably Yoshimitzu becaues he is also from the Tekken Series
PLLDD | #8 Subject: Oh well, for now, I hope. Posted: 03/24/2005 13:54:14 |
It blows that it's only PS2 bound, but I hope they do they atleast give the other system a SC, this or next gen systems.
DevilsJester | #9 Subject: ??? Posted: 03/24/2005 16:13:36 |
Yoshemitsu from tekken? Which one? I thought he was soul calibur 2 exclusive
DevilsJester | #10 Subject: just found out Posted: 03/24/2005 16:45:51 |
from watching the how they made it move on the french site i discovered that ivy, asteroth, nightmare, and thats it are at least making a comeback in the next one also that you will be able to make your own character. Side note can't wait to play Tira (*whistle*) and the guy with the golden eye(hey look a rhyme)
MIAMIUndergr... | #11 Subject: Blog Update on Soul Calibur 3! Posted: 03/25/2005 17:24:27 |
Just did a blog last night! Counting the Unknown Days Until Soul Calibur 3!
SG-1Gamer | #12 Subject: Yoshimitzu Posted: 03/26/2005 17:31:56 |
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DevilsJester | #13 Subject: Oh ya Posted: 03/28/2005 11:24:02 |
But wasn't he an alien or something, also he doesn't have the trade mark flag of SC yoshi, and he has a laser sword, but mayb you're right i can't remeber him completely (he was in earlier ones to i beleive like 3 or 2) Oh ya more info on SC3 i beleive at Gamespy.com with more picks
residenthero | #14 Subject: Thanks for the tip. Posted: 03/28/2005 12:19:04 |
Courtesy of Gamespy.com see some new photos below! Great new arenas as usual!
vhorizon | #15 Subject: Dante? Posted: 03/28/2005 23:41:43 |
Some people have told me that Capcom gave Namco Dante for the next game, True?
residenthero | #16 Subject: Dante? Posted: 03/29/2005 08:52:59 |
Not sure about Dante, but it has been confirmed at IGN.com that SC3 will not be multi console, and there are not any guest characters this time around. They are trying to focus more on specail features this time around.
Himura Batto... | #17 Subject: Yup Posted: 03/29/2005 12:13:25 |
I saw that to in IGN, and it looks like you also might be able to customize or create your own character.
vhorizon | #18 Subject: customize Posted: 03/29/2005 12:59:29 |
I know about that. That looks great. That is one of things I said I wanted when I played Soul Calibur 2.
DevilsJester | #19 Subject: There are gusts Posted: 03/29/2005 16:01:50 |
If you watch one the video of making SC3(i think), The director says there will be guests but he didn't mention names. Personally the other two that i think would be good choices are the guy from castlevania and i can't think another right off hand
DevilsJester | #20 Subject: I was wrong Posted: 03/29/2005 16:37:23 |
i didn't read the news letter close enough
vhorizon | #21 Subject: Castlevania Posted: 03/29/2005 20:45:41 |
Alucard. Is that the person you are looking for.
DevilsJester | #22 Subject: ??? Posted: 03/30/2005 11:28:55 |
WHo alicurd?
residenthero | #23 Subject: What I'd like to see... Posted: 03/30/2005 15:45:52 |
..is a return to the weapon system of Soul Edge for PS1. I liked the aspect of getting different looking weapons for characters. The weapons also had different attributes as well. Your thoughts?
DevilsJester | #24 Subject: I think so Posted: 03/31/2005 11:18:32 |
I beleive they will from what i understand from the director they didn't take anything away they added more on to what SC2 had
residenthero | #25 Subject: Up to the minute news! Posted: 04/04/2005 10:35:37 |
Kind of....
See the pics below to see the return of .............Drumrole please..................... Voldo, Raphael, Astaroth, and Ivy. Plus another cool location. That is all for now. |
residenthero | #26 Subject: And how could I forget.... Posted: 04/04/2005 10:36:53 |
DevilsJester | #27 Subject: you forget Posted: 04/05/2005 08:57:54 |
Taki and Mitsurgi are still there as well as the others...I wonder who else...Form the move interveiw with the director nightmar will probably also come back.
residenthero | #28 Subject: It's not a bad thing... Posted: 04/05/2005 11:58:55 |
...but, I would like to see more new characters. One thing Fighting games don't do is change up the roster enough. There is too much fear in change. I know us gamers put a lot of pressure on the manufasturers to bring back the greats, but you could bring back the greats in a later sequel. They would probably get more out of the series that way.
DevilsJester | #29 Subject: Remeber this Posted: 04/05/2005 12:37:29 |
Unlike hand to hand fighting games there is only so many weapons you can have chaachters use and in so many different forms of them you can make though. Tira is one of the few ofiginal weapons, that i know of, that they made up themselves. It's really hard to make a lot of different characters you wouldn't get the differences in fighting styles as you would now.
residenthero | #30 Subject: This is true... Posted: 04/05/2005 13:58:43 |
...however, there are still plenty of weapons that could be used that are not even hinted at. Like Sai, or chinesse (sorry about spelling) hook swords, flail or mace, net and trident, wolverine claws, and well you get the idea. Many cool fighting styles could be derived from these weapons without using the same engines already in place.


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After stem cells grow for 30 days in culture medium (red), they become specialized tissue that can be used to model different diseases.
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- Still waiting: Stem cells from embryos hold promise for treating incurable conditions; however, investigators have not so far made much progress in deriving therapies from stem cells.
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On June 26, 2007, Wendy Chung, director of clinical genetics at Columbia University, drove to the New York City borough of Queens with a delicate request for the Croatian matriarchs of a star-crossed family. She asked the two sisters, one 82 and the other 89, if they would donate some of their skin cells for an ambitious, highly uncertain experiment that, if it succeeded, promised a double payoff. One, it might accelerate the search for treatments for the incurable disease that ran in their family. Two, it might establish a valuable new use for stem cells: unspecialized cells able to give rise to many different kinds of cells in the body. "We had a very nice lunch and literally went back to the house and took the biopsies," Chung remembers. As they sat around the dining-room table, the elderly sisters were "very happy sticking out their arms," recalls the daughter of the 82-year-old woman. The younger sister told Chung: "I get it. Go right ahead."
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Cookies (and Sweets?) That Are Better Ice Cold
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To me, a lot of food (both sweet and savory) tastes best at room temperature.
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I used to like Hydrox sandwich cookies frozen, some candies, like Milky Way or Kit Kat, and homemade chocolate chip cookies.
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Ruby Mae's sugar cookies!
My daddy's cousin gave me her recipe for her thin crisp sugar cookies. They are great at room temp but crispy ice cold with a glass of lemonade...on a hot summer's day...bliss.
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CONTROVERSIAL plans to merge council services in Worcestershire with Staffordshire and Shropshire are being hampered – because staff don't want to lose their jobs by suggesting ideas.
Last year County Hall announced a new 'Tri Council' project which could see services and departments joined up to save money.
The council's Tory leadership has now admitted the suggestions so far are "small beer" and have yet to seriously dent the £330 million annual budget. Fresh efforts are now being made to make more progress, with bosses saying it could be widened to include the likes of Gloucestershire County Council.
Worcestershire County Council's assistant chief executive Clare Mitchell said it is "difficult" because many service managers might see their own positions under threat.
During a debate at the scrutiny board, she also insisted that the project will show progress in the months ahead. "If your put all three authorities together you are talking about a budget of £1 billion. Ours is about £330 million, and if you can't make savings out of that you will never do it," she said.
"As the financial climate has got increasingly tough, and we've seen that with the spending review, there are conflicting priorities in each local authority.
"To date it hasn't been massively financially rewarding but it's very light touch in terms of overheads for us, it's probably taking up two days a week of officer time."
Liberal Democrat Councillor Tom Wells then asked if senior staff were not coming forward with ideas because they feared for their own futures.
She said: "How do you ask service managers to drive through change, make savings and come up with Tri Council ideas, and not feel that their positions are under threat in three or four years time – it's difficult."
Councillor John Campion, the cabinet member responsible for transformation and commissioning, said: "The savings we are looking at so far are relatively small beer."
So far, a database of outside contractors has been shared between all three councils so they can share details on the cheapest ones.
A unified adoption service is also being drawn up, which is likely to be approved by the cabinet later this year.
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1. Assuming that you were writing in MS Word and suddenly you closed the file by mistake. In the snapshot below, I have written few words and closed the file without saving. (See note1)
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