text:
The Lee-Fendall House is a family home in Old Town Alexandria, Virginia. Since its construction in 1785 the house has served as home to thirty-seven members of the Lee family (1785–1903), hundreds of convalescing Union soldiers (1863–1865), the prominent Downham family (1903–1937), and powerful labor leader John L. Lewis (1937–1969).
The historic home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places for state significance and the Virginia Landmarks Register, and is a documented contributing feature to the National Historic Landmark District of Alexandria, Virginia. The property is now owned and operated by the Virginia Trust for Historic Preservation and run as a museum to preserve the architectural and historic value of the house and gardens and to spread knowledge and appreciation for Virginian and American history.


text:
A fire has broken out in an industrial unit near the site of this years Glastonbury festival.
The fire, at a scrap metal works less than a mile away from Worthy Farm, has prompted a number of local residents to be evacuated.
But festivalgoers, who have been arriving since yesterday, were still flowing onto site just after midday.
People who have yet to arrive have been told to expect delays as firefighters have been forced to close roads in order to tackle the blaze.
Glastonbury gets under way officially tomorrow (June 27th) with a headlining performance from Kings of Leon.
You can see Gigwise's ones to watch at this years event here. For all the latest information, check out our Festival Guide.
by Jason Gregory Contributor
Tags: Glastonbury Festival
Breaking News: Fire Breaks Out Near Glastonbury Festival Site
As music fans arrive...

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Placement Cell
The Placement and Counselling Centre publicizes information about employment opportunities and makes information available about higher education in India and other countries. Placement talks are arranged and facilities are provided for Campus interviews. A large number of students have been able to secure good jobs through the placement in some of the reputed multinational companies, Govt. agencies, etc.
Placement Details for 2014-2015
For More Information of our Schools / Departments and Courses: Please check Academics on main page
Placement Officer: Shri Ashish Jacob Thomas Telephone : (040) 23132110
For a list of MoU's Signed click here
UoH Profile
Latest Circulars & Notifications
Latest Court & EC Minutes
Click for NIRF info.


text:
Ron Kenoly (born December 6, 1944 in Coffeyville, Kansas) is an American Christian worship leader, singer, and songwriter whose expressed mission is "to create an environment for the manifest presence of God". His musical style is one of jubilant praise and individual excellence on musical instruments. Although Kenoly himself only plays on one of his recordings, he leads comfortably with his voice and is always backed up by musicians and a large choir.
He holds several degrees, including a music degree from Alameda College, a Master of Divinity from Faith Bible College, and a Doctorate of Ministry in Sacred music from Friends International Christian University. His music career began following time spent in the United States Air Force. He was originally with a group called Shades of Difference, but family issues caused him to leave the group. His critical success came in 1992 when Lift Him Up became the fastest selling worship album to that point.Welcome Home was also critically acclaimed, becoming Billboard's "Top Indie Contemporary Christian music album", and winning a Gospel Music Association Dove Award for "Praise and Worship Album" in 1997. He was signed to Integrity Music, but is no longer recording for them.
He began working in full time ministry in 1985. He started out as a worship leader at Jubilee Christian Center in San Jose, California. Not long after that, in 1987, he was ordained and installed as Music Pastor. As worship leader, his sole focus was leading worship service. When he became Music Pastor, he became the shepherd over the entire music department at Jubilee Christian Center. In 1993, after the success of 2 Integrity recordings, he started receiving invitations from all over the world. Churches not only wanted him to come lead praise and worship, but also to help them develop their music departments. So shortly afterwards, he was named Ambassador of Music at Jubilee Christian Center. He was sent out from the church as an ambassador to the world to help churches develop and find the balance between worship and the Word. In 1996, he received his Doctorate in Ministry of Sacred Music. In 1999, he felt the call to move from California to the East Coast. So, he relocated the ministry to Central Florida where he continues to travel, speak, sing and teach and record. He sings over all the world.


text:
Evidence based policy-making is talked about but rarely implemented and education policy seems to suffer from lack of robustness.
It is great news that the Accord Coalition has today published a major new resource of information collating a wide variety of contemporary evidence and research about information on the policy implications of state funded faith schools and their practice.
"Accord's 'Databank of Independent Evidence on Faith Schools' has been made freely available on the organisation's website and has been produced to help journalists, researchers, legislators and members of the public. All of the information dates from 2001 or later, and the majority was produced in the last three years.
Topics covered in the report include research looking at faith school's impact upon social and community cohesion, their level of attainment, religious discrimination in employment and admissions, the provision of Religious Education, Collective Worship, Sex and Relationships, as well as various statistical information and opinion polls."
The General Assembly is a member of Accord and is pleased to be associated with its work. This is a mine of useful information for anyone concerned about the role of faith schools in our society.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)


text:
First They Added... (An Ode to Casuals)
First they added LFR. But I didn't speak out because I liked LFR.
Then they added CRZ. But I didn't speak out because I didn't care about CRZ.
Then they added dailies. But I didn't speak out because I liked dailies.
Then they added PvP. But nobody was left to speak for me.
theres probably 5-10 other people in you're guild thats going to be on the same part, so I don't see why you couldn't just get a group going for 10 easy random wins.... honestly you don't use half of your abilities in PvE so getting in some pvp wouldn't be that bad for people who haven't done it in awhile
You ARE being forced into PvP, It is as simple as that. In a raiding guild would they rather have you with no Legendary weapon? Or someone that has a legendary weapon? Well, The choice is obvious.
In a raiding situation it is pure stupidity to ignore the legendary questline. It is flat-out dumb to ignore it. There is no "Choice" because that would imply I have a CHOICE to PvP or not to complete the quest, and in this case I don't. They are forcing people into PvP because of the MASSIVE force of bots in BGs now.
They think shoving people into doing something they don't want to do will fix the botting problem, It won't. As soon as Raiders are done being forced to win 10 BG's...Which may be harder on some battlegroups than others. They will forget PvP ever existed after a heavy night of drinking.
I'm surprised at how many pvpers there are that are open to a floodgate of those who have never pvped and have negative feelings about pvp. Negative enough feelings to just afk until they get 10 wins while they watch tv.
People wanted war brought back into Warcraft. Now they get it and do nothing but complain that they have to pvp. Just afk in bgs like everyone else does these days if it bothers you that much.
What does that have to do with anything? Go read my post again and realize the point I was trying to make. PvErs don't want PvP content in their quests. This sort of questline only promises that we'll see more of it to come.
I've already said twice that I agree with this point. I also said that it sets a dangerous precedent where Blizzard might see it as worthwhile to start mixing PvP and PvE together, and I know neither side wants that.
I would be lucky to find 5-10 people in my guild even online when there's not a raid going on. Plus about 90% of my guild sucks at PvP almost as much as I do. If we form a group together we'd be pretty damn awful.
Sure, you go tell your raid leader that you won't upgrade your gear because you don't want to do PvP and see how long you have a raiding spot.....then dont do it ....whoa
This is the same point you guys have been spewing for the last 7 pages and it still is majorly flawed.
When people started complaining about the daily grind, or the LFR grind, I agreed that it wasn't being forced at that point. LFR loot is pretty crappy compared to actual upgrades in Normal raids, and you could easily complete MSV in dungeon blues and go from there. Same thing with Valor gear. Those two systems are used to supplement gear holes for raiders, and to help people who don't raid get some sense of progression with their character.
But the Legendary quest is not an option. For any guild. Ever. Even the most casual, we-raid-6-hours-a-week-and-only-do-normal-mode guilds would want you to get the Legendary. This is because Legendaries are the single best items in the game, and most Legendaries tend to last the rest of the expac. Our raiding guild went from having "passable" DPS to having amazing DPS when our Rogue, Warlock and Shadow Priest all got their Legendaries during Cataclysm. We went from struggling to beat enrage timers to beating them with a minute to spare. There is no denying that Legendaries are a marked improvement over any gear you will ever get in that slot for the remainder of the tier.
So yes, we are forced to get it if we want to be competitive. Hell, even ignoring the people who are in raiding guilds, how would any potential applicant look if he said that he wasn't willing to get the Legendary because he doesn't want to PvP? These PvP quests could stand as a serious roadblock in the way of any PvE player who is serious about raiding.
That's not what I said at all. We all suck at PvP, but we all do what it takes to improve our characters. Every single one of us completes LFR each week and does our required amount of Dailies needed for rep / tokens. But we never group up for any of them because there are rarely more than 3 or 4 of us online at the same time outside of raiding, and most of us have lives outside of WoW so we all have very different play times. Sure I could log on and ask the 3 people online if they wanted to do some PvP, but odds are one is probably playing the AH and the other is probably in LFR at the time.So nobody in your guild is going to PvP, but they will kick you (yes, you personally) for not getting a legendary that requires PvP?
Hell it even gets to the point where we have designated people for each profession and you just send them the mats and a letter telling them what you need and recognize that you'll get it when you get it. That's how hard it is for any two raid members to be online at the same time outside of raid hours.
EDIT: Also they would never kick me. I don't believe I ever said they would kick me, and if I did it was a mistake. I would be constantly asked why I didn't get the Legendary, lectured over and over again, and if I still showed no signs of improving my character I would lose my raiding spot.
Last edited by IxilaFA; 2012-11-27 at 07:25 PM.
Oh please, I've had to raid for a trinket just about every season as a PvPer, and that takes much longer than 10 BG wins considering the chance of looting.
One cannot simply quit wow his way into Mordor.
It's 10 BG's. Not 100, not 500, but 10. 10! If you actually try it will take 3 hours maybe.
I guess you just gotta ask yourself if winning 10 BG's is worth a legendary. I'd guess that to the vast majority it is.
It's not like they're asking you to get Glad or 2200 or something. It's 10 freakin BG's.
And it's about time it went the other way around, PVPers have been stuck farming trinkets and weapons IN RAIDS since the beginning of time.
Last edited by dercaderca; 2012-11-27 at 07:31 PM. Reason: additional infos
"I was a normal baby for 30 seconds, then ninjas stole my mamma" - Deadpool
"so what do we do?" "well jack, you stand there and say 'gee rocket raccoon I'm so glad you brought that Unfeasibly large cannon with you..' and i go like this BRAKKA BRAKKA BRAKKA" - Rocket Raccoon
10 bg's?
You're complaining about THAT?!
Legendaries, tss, how the mighty have fallen.


text:
Primary speech processor
42,338pages on
this wiki
Add New Page
this wiki
The primary speech processor was a part of Data's construction that allowed him to produce speech.
When the android was taken over by a criminal from Ux-Mal, his primary speech processors experienced minor malfunctions audible by a short unusual sound. (TNG: "Power Play")


text:
by Karen Bulow
We are happy to announce our newest DOCLINE EFTS member in our region.
ARUSWA – St. Edward Mercy Medical Center Library 7301 Rogers Ave. Fort Smith, AR 72903
Joined: 11/20/06
This entry was posted on Friday, December 15th, 2006 at 3:47 pm and is filed under General (all entries). You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.
Comments are closed.


text:
1 Job details Tell us a bit more about the job you need done.
1 Job details Tell us a bit more about the job you need done.
2 Get quotes Receive free quotes from experts waiting to help.
3 Compare quotes View profiles and read reviews to hire the right home renovator.
Find the average cost of home renovator jobs similar to yours
Making those jobs you hate easier
Planning a home renovation is an exciting process; here's some inspiration to help realise your home reno dream.
Check out what people are saying about home renovators in your area
Hi Liam, Following completion of renovations on my home in 2016, I wanted to take the opportunity to thank you for the manner in which the works were completed. I appreciate the professionalism you displayed in keeping me up to date with the progress and the way you attended pr..
Tony provided a prompt and affordable fix to my hallway after someone putting a rather largish hole in it. Too big for a bit of polyfilla! All arranged over the phone. Thanks for a great job.
Recent requested home renovator jobs on Oneflare
Hallett Cove, SA
Small patch of external blue board needs rendering. Approx 6mtr x 3 mtr.
What next?
Businesses like to send a quote as soon as possible. You may receive
your first quote within an hour.
Call us on 13 18 18
Visit our help centre Back to job formKeep an eye on your email for quotes that we send you from relevant businesses.
We will notify you here when quotes come in.
Businesses who send you a quote may get in touch to chat about your request.
Login to submit your job.
Forgot your password? Reset your password
We have sent an email to
We have re-sent the email. Check your email and follow the link to change your password.
Send again
Be sure to check your spam folder for an email from firstname.lastname@example.com
Only businesses that send you a quote will see your contact details.


text:
We are not researching this surname except as noted below but have a database of Michigan Marriages that contains marriages with the surname that you are searching for and those individuals that married this surname. IF ANY OF THE MARRIAGES LISTED ARE RELATED TO YOU PLEASE LET US KNOW SO THAT WE CAN USE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS AS A SOURCE. We would also appreciate being notified
of any corrections to this
If you have additions, corrections
or have a connection to any of the listed marriages, please contact Patti
and I will add to this listing and contact the
Abbot - Austin Baars - Bennett Bennink - Bowersoz Bowmaster - Burrows Butterworth - Butterworth Cady - Cole Cole - Czinder Daggett - Dobben Falconer - Funk Gaffield - Grow Hitehuisen - Huizenga Hulbert - Hyde Ingold - Iverson Jackson - Joyce Kalsched - Knudsen Koch - Kuizenga La Flame - Lewis Lewis~Cady - Lundeen Nagel - Nuismer Oatman - Ozinga Packon - Peterson Pett - Putnam Quigley - Quinsey Radford - Runnion Ruprecht - Ryan Sal - Sherwood Shields - South Spencer - Swinson Syers - Szocenski Talmadge - Tyson Ulstattee - Utter Valliere - Voorhees Waalkes - Whitecell~Galer Whitney - Worden Dibean Marriage Index for rest of Michigan Used by permission of Jack
& Marianne Dibean. HTML coding by Patti Norton.


text:
Results 1 to 1 of 1
Enjoy an ad free experience by logging in. Not a member yet? Register.
12-31-2004 #1
How to multimedia xmms, rythmbox, ogle and others in FC3.
1. Not being able to work my way aroud xmms in fedora core 1 I discover Zinf player and you can read the post for more info.
2. My favorite player is without a doubt XMMS and its what I used in fedora core 2 and now in FC 3. A very small application with many capabilities. To have mp3 playback you need the xmms-mp3 plugin. This plugin being listed is for FC3. You can find same plugin in that site for FC1 and 2. Also availabe for FC 64 versions. Now import your mp3's or music.
3. In FC3 I decided to try Rythmbox which is a very good music player too. You need gstreamer-mp3 plugin. The one listed here is also for FC3. You can search the site according to your vesion. You may need some extra dependecies such as libmp3lame.so.0 , libid3tag and libmad.
Download them to a folder and do a group installation:
a. cd name_of_folder
b. become root and type: rpm -ivh *
c. this command will install everthing.
d. when done run this command: gst-register-0.8
e. now you can import your mp3's and to rythmbox and enjoy your music.
THIS IS THE YUM COMMAND, it will install everything for you:
Code:yum install gstreamer-plugins-mp3
Code:yum install xmms-mp3
You need to have mp3 support in gstreamer (can play mp3 files in Rhythmbox)
Download a shoutcast playlist file from http://www.shoutcast.com/
I right click on the "tune in" button and choose "save link as"
It will end in a .pls
Then from Rhythmbox -
Choose the radio option (opposed to Library)
Go to the Music menu and choose
Playlist -> Load from file ...
Select the .pls file, and it should show up in your internet radio stations. Choose it and press Play.
I will not get in a lot details about Ogle but this is the yum command:
Code:yum install ogle
Code:yum install kaffeine
I dont use mPlayer or Totem (only in mandrake) so I am not posting much info about them. See attachment.
BTW dont forget to check www.fedorafaq.org for more support.
Rythmbox website. XMMS website Ogle website
Read this thread for more info about RealPlayer for Linux


text:
Friday, November 16, 2012
Owl be seeing you
I mentioned that I went to an off-the-hook estate sale a couple weeks ago—a total shrine to one woman's owl obsession. I'm disappointed that I didn't take more pictures; I was a little overwhelmed. For starters, I had the whole fam with me. They are very distracting. And when we arrived there was a crime unit truck parked out front and police tape across the door—it seems the home had been robbed the night before. That also threw me off my game. What owl treasure did the burglars make off with? The only thing I know they took was a special kind of collapsible wastebasket that the estate sale staff had brought with them. They were very broken up about it. Apparently, these collapsible wastebaskets are very handy.
So, right. This place: stuffed with owls, including stuffed owls, one of which my five-year-old made me buy for her, despite my rule against buying used stuffed animals. Most of my estate-sale rules crumble if that buys me a little more time to buy stuff.
The place was small, and sad, and stuck in time. This is what the wallpaper looked like:
I bought a bunch of craft materials and vintage books and ephemera that had nothing to do with owls. The only owl paraphernalia I purchased, apart from the aforementioned stuffed owl, was a very excellent owl planter. Somehow, I was not tempted by the walls decked with owl decoupaged plaques, nor by the owl-covered tables crammed into every room.
I also did not consider this deeply dusty and ancient owl pinata even for a minute. I'm pretty sure this guy is the Wise potato chip owl, right?
But I did buy a sack full of these little feathered owls, the kind with wires affixed to their feet so you can place them on wreaths or odd pieces of driftwood for owl-centric centerpieces. That could happen. As of now they're still in the bag.
I'm off to the hurricane-lashed homeland tomorrow, for a week of holiday carousing and possibly thrifting capped by the kids' first time seeing the Rockettes. Should be awesome. Dispatches may be sporadic, or nonexistent, but you can always find me on instagram and now etsy.
cute animals,
2 comments:
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)


text:
This is just a post to report that I'm still alive and sequestered.
To my knowledge, nothing else has died or been killed since my last post.
Hair Diaries
3 days ago
Yes, it gave me palpitations to give it a new look.
Is it cheating to ask if there is anything I can do when I know good and damn well there isn't? Because I really wish I could....
Just keep praying that we're killing all the cells. All the other details have been addressed.


text:
Two Belgian paratroopers were photographed "roasting" a Somali boy
On 6 April 2008, The People reported that at a UK army base, Catterick Garrison, a 15-year-old girl was involved in 'a sickening roasting sex session with up to seventeen soldiers'.
(People.co.uk - 17 SOLDIERS IN 'ROASTING SEX ATTACK ON SCHOOLGIRL')
'The gang-bang... was recorded by jeering, drunken squaddies on mobile phone cameras'.
The Daily Mail reports on the UK soldiers 'roasting' the 15-year-old girl (Police investigate shocking video of 17 drunken soldiers 'roasting' 15-year-old girl)
Reportedly, the mobile phone video footage was made at Bourlon Barracks in North Yorkshire and 'has brought shame on the Duke of Lancaster's Regiment'.
According to one soldier: "They pushed two campbeds together to have sex with her and then gathered around.
"Many of them were filming it and were pumped up on booze."
A North Yorkshire police spokeswoman 'confirmed officers have seen the footage and had traced and interviewed the girl involved'.
The spokeswoman added that no arrests had been made.
Louise Jensen
Louise was repeatedly raped and then beaten to death with a shovel.
On 27 March 1996, the three soldiers were convicted of abduction, rape and manslaughter and sentenced to life imprisonment. (Louise Jensen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
They were released in August 2006 after spending only a few years in custody.
Private Stuart Mackenzie was in Iraq in 2003 ( Diary of a squaddie: Sunburn, sore feet and three more Ali Babas ... ) He was attached to the Queen's Lancashire Regiment which ran the detention centre in which Iraqi hotel worker Baha Mousa was held before dying from the 93 injuries he sustained.
Mackenzie kept a diary and extracts were produced at the court martial of the seven soldiers who were acquitted of abusing prisoners.
Mackenzie wrote:
Leg and a winged [threw] Ali Baba into Shat al Arab [Shatt al-Arab canal] for stealing wood. Piss funny....
On 4 hour patrol - ... found anti-aircraft gun ... Horse bit me. Found 3 Ali Babas at WTP7. Beat them up with sticks and filmed it - good day so far...
House raid, for hours, nothing found. Caught 3 Ali Babas - beat fuck out of them in back of Saxon. 1 had a punctured lung + broken ribs + fingers. 1 had a dislocated shoulder + broken fingers...
According to some historians, Britain bears "significant responsibility" since 1945 for the direct or indirect deaths of 8.6 million to 13.5 million people throughout the world from military interventions and at the hands of regimes strongly supported by Britain. (Unpeople, Dirty Wars and a Web of Deceit – Britain's Foreign ...)
During World War I, Britain executed 306 of its own soldiers, some as young as 14 years of age. (http://www.wsws.org/articles/1999/nov1999/shot-n16.shtml)
From an article by Harvey Thompson at WSWS 16 November 1999:
A typical case is that of Harry Farr, who joined the British Expeditionary Force in 1914 and fought in the trenches.
His position was repeatedly shelled, and in May 1915 he collapsed with strong convulsions.
In hospital, his wife Gertrude—who was denied a widow's pension after the war—recalled, "he shook all the time. He couldn't stand the noise of the guns. We got a letter from him, but it was in a stranger's handwriting. He could write perfectly well, but couldn't hold the pen because his hand was shaking."
It is now thought that Farr was possibly suffering from hypacusis, which occurs when the eardrums are so damaged that the auditory nerve becomes exposed, making loud noises physically unbearable. Despite this, Farr was sent back to the front and fought at the Somme. After several months of fighting, he requested to see a medical orderly but was refused.
In Farr's Court Martial papers, the Sergeant Major is quoted as saying "If you don't go up to the f*****g front, I'm going to f*****g blow your brains out" to which Farr simply replied "I just can't go on."
The Court Martial was over in 20 minutes. Harry Farr had to defend himself. General Haig signed his death warrant and he was shot at dawn on October 16, 1916.
Prior to World War II, elements of the British military were fans of Hitler.
According to Admiral Sir Barry Domville, a pre-war head of UK Naval Intelligence, Hitler was "absolutely terrific."
Wing Commander Frederick Winterbottom, a pre-war head of MI6's air section, reportedly hoped Britain and Germany would unite against Stalin's Russia. (Hackitectura Advance - [History of M15)
Photo: British concentration camp.
Giles MacDonogh has written After the Reich: The Brutal History of the Allied Occupation. (A hellish peace)
According to MacDonogh's evidence, at the end of World War II, the British military and its allies went in for rape, torture and murder.
Ian Cobain, in The Guardian 17 December 2005 wrote about the secret torture centres set up by the British military after World War II - The interrogation camp that turned prisoners into living skeletons ...
One of the British torture centres was at Bad Nenndorf, near Hanover.
372 men and 44 women passed through the Bad Nenndorf torture centre during the 22 months it operated before its closure in July 1947.
A Scotland Yard detective, Inspector Tom Hayward, investigated Bad Nenndorf.
He describes how prisoners were systematically beaten and exposed to extreme cold; some were starved to death and, allegedly, tortured with instruments that his fellow countrymen had recovered from a Gestapo prison in Hamburg.
Many of the prisoners were simply German leftists.
Others were Germans living in the Russian zone who had crossed the line, offered to spy on the Russians, and were tortured to establish whether they were genuine defectors.
Published in The Guardian: archive pictures of German prisoners held by the British following the second world war. Photographs: Martin Argles. The postwar photographs that British authorities tried to keep ...
One of the men who was starved to death, Walter Bergmann, had offered to spy for the British, and fell under suspicion because he spoke Russian.
Another man who starved to death, Franz Osterreicher, had been arrested while attempting to enter the British zone in search of his gay lover.
Ingrid Groth, then a seven-year-old, said locals claimed that if you crept up to the barbed wire at night, you could hear the prisoners' screams.
The commanding officer was Robin "Tin Eye" Stephens of MI5.
The inmates were starved, woken during the night, and forced to walk up and down their cells from early morning until late at night. When moving about the prison they were expected to run, while soldiers kicked them.
Prisoners could be stripped and repeatedly doused in water. This punishment could continue for weeks, even in sub-zero temperatures.
Naked prisoners were handcuffed back-to-back and forced to stand before open windows in midwinter. Frostbite became common.
One victim of the cold cell punishment was Buttlar...an anti-Nazi, he had spent two years as a prisoner of the Gestapo.
"I never in all those two years had undergone such treatments," he said.
Reportedly, the British military also got into bed with the Nazis.
After the war, "British authorities called off the hunt for the man who organised the Nazi Holocaust just 17 months after the end of World War II, files have revealed. The files relating to Adolf Eichmann were released by The National Archives. They show that at the time the decision was made, Eichmann was hiding in the British-controlled zone of Germany. He went to Argentina in 1950." - Eichmann search was ended early
Horst Kopkow, one of Hitler's top spies, who ordered the murders of more than 100 British secret agents in concentration camps, was spared execution as a war criminal and went to work for MI6. Evidence emerged in the 1980s that Britain had become a refuge for suspected war criminals. - http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-1611185,00.html
Historian Mark Curtis has written: 1. 'Unpeople: Britain's Secret Human Rights Abuses' (2004) 2. 'Web of Deceit: Britain's Real Role in the World' (2003) Published by Vintage.
Paul Cochrane, at Worldpress.org , 6 January 2005, (Unpeople, Dirty Wars and a Web of Deceit – Britain's Foreign ...) reviewed Curtis's books.
He wrote:
According to new research, Britain bears "significant responsibility" since 1945 for the direct or indirect deaths of 8.6 million to 13.5 million people throughout the world from military interventions and at the hands of regimes strongly supported by Britain.
Curtis said he came up with the term "Unpeople" because he thought it adequately described the British government's attitude towards people who are expendable in Britain's pursuit of economic and political goals.
"Last year," Curtis said in a phone interview, "there was a British army officer who was quoted in Iraq as saying the Americans view the Iraqis only as Untermenschen, the Nazi concept of subhuman. In a way, the British have no real different regard for Iraqis than Americans."
Mark Curtis says that in 1971 an official British investigation found that the British army's torture techniques "played an important part in counter-insurgency operations in Palestine, Malaya, Kenya, Cyprus and the British Cameroons (1960-1), Brunei (1963), British Guiana (1964), Aden (1964-7), Borneo/Malaysia (1965-6), the Persian Gulf (1970-1) and in Northern Ireland (1971)".
In KENYA, the British used beatings, sexual humiliation, hooding, sleep deprivation, and bombarding with white noise.
32 Whites were killed by the Mau Mau during the five-year state of emergency. More whites died in traffic accidents in the capital city, Nairobi.
Kenyans were forced into concentration camps and routinely tortured. Some 150,000 Africans died as a direct result of the British policy.
There was a "constant stream of reports of brutalities by police, military and home guards", wrote Canon Bewes, a British missionary. "Some of the people had been using castration instruments and two men had died under castration."
Other brutalities included slicing off ears, boring holes in eardrums, flogging people to death, pouring paraffin over suspects and setting them alight and burning eardrums with cigarettes.
A British district officer admitted, "There was outright abuse of power and some of the crimes committed were horrific. One day six Mau Mau suspects were brought into a police station in the neighbouring district to mine. The British police inspector in charge lined them up against a wall and shot them."
A mobile gallows travelled the country. Over 1,000 were hanged, their bodies displayed at crossroads and market places.
The British used terror in Malaya.
This involved aerial bombing, massacres of villagers, dictatorial police measures and the "resettlement" of hundreds of thousands of people.
During the state of emergency, from 1952 to 1957, the British army used torture.
Cypriot Nicos Koshies:
"They took me to the Special Branch and they started beating me. They took off all my clothes, they tied my hands and feet. They asked somebody to come in. He was taking a stick to put up my bottom, he was putting cloths in water and putting them on my face so I could not breathe, he threw me down and danced on my stomach when he was wearing boots. After 12 days I could not recognise myself."
James Callaghan in the House of Commons:
"On 29 June 1957 an inquest was held into the death of Nicos Georghiou. Dr Clearkin said in evidence that bruises in the head were sufficiently severe to have caused the injuries to the brain, perhaps bumping the head against a hard object."
In 1953 a coup organised by the British and the USA overthrew Mossadeq and gave power to the Shah.
British SAS forces trained the Shah's Savak secret police.
SAS officers helped train the Iranian army in special operations against the Kurds.
The Shah's regime used torture until it was overthrown in 1979.
In Aden, later known as South Yemen, SAS squads used terror against local villages.
An official investigation found that from 1964 to 1967 detainees at a British interrogation centre were routinely tortured. Their eardrums were burst.
Others were forced to lean against walls with their fingertips for day and subjected to white noise for hours.
Former detainees in Bahrain have described being beaten, electrocuted, whipped, tied in excruciating positions for days on end, kept awake, starved and having their toenails torn out.
The Compton official inquiry acknowledged that the army hooded suspects, fed them on just bread and water and blasted them with noise.
An Amnesty International report said, "It is because we regard the deliberate destruction of a man's ability to control his own mind with revulsion that we reserve a special place in our catalogue of moral crimes for techniques of thought control and brainwashing. Any interrogation procedure which has the purpose or effect of causing a malfunction or breakdown of a man's mental processes constitutes as grave an assault on the inherent dignity of the human person as more traditional techniques of physical torture."
A European human rights report found that British army techniques amounted to "inhuman and degrading treatment" causing "at least intense physical and mental suffering".
UK military's links to gangsters
Belgian UN troops admit to 'roasting' Somali boy
Mengele, Oswald, the CIA
Anglo-American fascism
aangirfan: The Intelligence Game - James Rusbridger


text:
"I wanted to be an editor or a journalist, I wasn't really interested in being an entrepreneur, but I soon found I had to become an entrepreneur in order to keep my magazine going."
Richard Branson
"Great poets are great copy editors."
Dejan Stojanovic
"There is a cruel systematic attack on the rights of individual journalists and editors under way in China. The aim is to silence voices that seek the truth."
Warren Christopher
"Despite the exceptional efforts of a number of talented publishers and editors, the publishing formula for a monthly, general interest magazine was just not sustainable,"
Norman Pearlstine
"Only kings, presidents, editors, and people with tapeworms have the right to use the editorial "we.""
Mark Twain
"Some editors are failed writers, but so are most writers."
T.S. Eliot
"Editors may think of themselves as dignified headwaiters in a well-run restaurant but more often they operate a snack bar and expect you to be grateful that at least they got the food to the table warm."
Thomas Griffith


text:
March 25, 2009
BATMAN Custom Mighty Muggs Figure MIKE MIGNOLA
Shown here is an awesome Custom Batman Mighty Muggs Figure made by an artist named Nico Deacosta. This one is inspired by the comic book art of Mike Mignola. Nico runs a blog where he showcases his talent for customizing Mighty Muggs figures. He's made a ton of them like Hellboy 2, the X-Men, Masked Rider, Hitman 2, Red Hulk, Predator, & many many more! Here's a link button to check it out:
No comments:
Post a Comment
Newer Post
Older Post
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Real Fake Flowers
PersonationskinKarl Parker I included "Autobiographia"—the first poem in Karl Parker's debut collection, Personationskin—three times on a list of 41 "moves" in contemporary poetry (commonly encountered techniques or maneuvers). It was the only poem of his I had read so far, or I could have included more. Parker has a lot of moves—and I don't mean that in an accusatory way. Moves are the memorable parts of a poem. There's no dancing, no chess, without moves. |
Parker's moves include, but are not limited to:
The compound nonce word | "That was prettymuch the story of my life" |
The throwaway pun | "ACTUALLY SAY LA VIE" |
The revised cliché | "life is scared" |
The in-line revision | "I was originally incarcerated for my efforts to reassemble / I mean resemble—the prison" |
The intentional ambiguity | "I run a toy glue factory" |
The self-contradiction | "My favorite thing to do each Spring as time / failed to pass" |
He has so many tricks up his sleeve! (Which, by the way, is already lodged up a hand puppet.) What you must believe is that Parker is not a gimmicky poet. He uses these moves so smartly, I never felt peeved, just entertained, as though by clever cocktail conversation that could be called "sparkling" if it weren't so dark. But this book isn't merely clever—and this too is a word I don't use in any pejorative sense—it's frequently gorgeous and brilliant, as in the poem "Warm All the Time Now":
Morning, the large reddish bush—in the middle
of a small public square in a town that growstinier this time of year—glitters with masses of
hangers-on from last night's rain. One imagines themevaporating as whatever will happen today begins
to happen, and sounds in the street increase. Still,sitting in view of the bush on its slightly raised stone pedestal,
such imaginings—with all their little, glittery, liquiddifferences—suggest there's no observer here, except
insofar as companionable accidents accompany the scene.
The line "suggest there's no observer here" caught my breath, it's so surprising and perfect—you realize it's an I-less poem. There's an assumed speaker, a poet-observer, who magically evaporates (like the "hangers-on"), and the voice becomes the objective, impossible "view from nowhere." And yet doesn't, because poems aren't delivered from nowhere. The paradox (a meta move) makes the poem shimmer like a mirage.
Another neat trick that Parker pulls off: recycling a few basic motifs (theater—puppets and masks—weather, mirrors) while managing to cover a lot of formal and thematic ground. Personationskin is part tract against violence, part elegy, part performance about performance, part comedy routine. It's the thread of phenomenology that gives the whole thing depth, even at its funniest. Parker is concerned with time—or rather, our perception of it (see the self-contradiction example above). He's concerned with reality, or our perception of it: "Plastic flowers are real. They endure." (Are fake flowers realer than "real" flowers, being more persistent?) And with the difference between perception and reality, if there is one (from "View From the Lake"):
Fronds adorn an edge. Some of them
especially are in between the place where I can see
& where I can really see.
He is concerned with causation and will, or lack thereof: "You make hardly anything happen!" (from "Fog at Morning") and "Love makes everything / happen, as long as you risk // your life" ("Blue & Red Roses") and "whatever will happen today begins / to happen" ("Warm All the Time Now"). We do not have free will, but don't tempt fate: "You see, we proceed by default, but don't tell that to the weather" ("Progress Under Blue Sky and Clouds"). These concerns—obsessions really—emerge as the real material of the book, so the weather and things fade into wallpaper. We proceed as though sharing the view from Parker's head, alongside his I (even when there isn't one). This easy interiority, and the witty maneuvers, make the book feel very, well, personable—especially for an essentially philosophical text. Certain moves ("This part's terrific, really terrific") feel almost like private asides.
Flipping through Personationskin from back to front (as one may do with poetry collections, which needn't necessarily be read in consecutive order), one sees first a section nearly all in caps. Since I decided to read from front to back as presumably intended, I was dreading this last section (titled "Horn o' Plenty, or Notes Toward a Supreme Cornucopia"; in a previously published version, the alternative title was "A Poem in Sticky Notes"), fearing the worst. But it's a delightful kind of tantrum, a Tourette's-like explosion of pseudo-jokes and semi-notes after the controlled play that comes before it. And the Caps Lock effect actually renders the outbursts and name-games more hilarious:
I would have to invent them[…]
I admit, I'm not sure I'd have the patience for this last act as a stand-alone chapbook, if I'd never read anything else by Karl Parker. But it works in this setting and placement, almost like outtakes, or a glimpse into the subconscious of the mind whose public persona we've just gotten to know.
If I must quibble (and I must, I must) I quibble a bit with the design. The cover is nicely done, but the book feels overlarge (there are long-lined poems, but I wonder if they couldn't have been accommodated by a smaller, more pleasing font) and needlessly double-spaced. It also sports the ultimate "What the hell is up with your author photo" author photo. (I think he's wearing the same mask that appears on the cover, with glasses on top. It's low-res and terrifying.)
But those things have nothing to do with the poetry, and the poetry is scary-funny-profound, my favorite kind. Highly recommended.
Elisa Gabbert is the poetry editor of Absent and the author of Thanks for Sending the Engine (Kitchen Press, 2007) and The French Exit (Birds LLC, forthcoming). Her latest chapbook co-written with Kathleen Rooney is Don't ever stay the same; keep changing (Spooky Girlfriend Press). Recent poems can be found in Colorado Review, The Laurel Review, Puerto del Sol, and Salt Hill.
No Comment »
2 Pingbacks »
[…] collection Petals of Zero/Petals of One and Elisa Gabbert discusses Karl Parker's Personationskin. In addition, Open Letters interviews poet, translator and novelist David R. Slavitt, and gives us […]
[…] Moves Nice MovesFrom Elisa Gabbert's review of the poetry collection PERSONATIONSKIN at Open Letters Monthly: I included […]
Social comments and analytics for this post…
This post was mentioned on Twitter by egabbert: My review of Karl Parker's PERSONATIONSKIN (from @notell books) is up on Open Letters: http://bit.ly/bOZhwI…
Leave a comment!


text:
Spain 1881 – France 1973
France 1892 – 1966
Le repos du sculpteur. [Reclining sculptor.]
[Le repos du sculpteur IV. (Sculptor at rest IV.) [SV no. 65]] 4 April 1933
Collection Title: from the Vollard Suite (65)
Place made:
Paris, Île-de-France, France
Materials & Technique:
prints, intaglio etching, printed in black ink. Support: handmade Montval laid paper.
Edition: from the edition of 260 printed on small handmade Montval paper


text:
Decimal Degrees: Latitude: 41.6997642 Longitude: -86.7483585
Share your comments and photos of Moon Ditch, a Canal in LaPorte County, IN
(Optional) Upload a photo taken at this location:
Canal: Moon Ditch
Cemetery: Pine Lake Cemetery
Island: Holmes Island
Lake: Pine Lake , Stone Lake
5 Places found nearby
New! Tell others about this location or share a photo!
Time to build: 0.0470 Secs | Cached: 26-Mar-17 04:46 PM


text:
Sir: I would like to correct the impression, which will soon become a legend if not challenged, that Nichelle Nichols's character Saturna will be the "very first coloured sci-fi heroine" (Outside Edge, 10 February). There are large numbers of coloured principal female characters or heroines in SF - for example Ian Watson's "milk chocolate" Martine (The Flies of Memory, 1990), Gwyneth Jones's mystery girl whose "dusky olive complexion didn't... absolutely rule our many nationalities" (White Queen, 1991), my M'untal, "her naked back a smooth strait of brown flesh" (The Archivist, 1989). But the palm must go to Colin Greenland's "ordinary milky coffee" Tabitha Jute, pilot of the starship Alice Liddell, spirited heroine of Take Back Plenty (1990) and the forthcoming Seasons of Plenty.
Yours sincerely,
Gill Alderman
Cobh, Co Cork
- More about:
- Citizenship
- Greenland
- Olive
- Science Fiction


text:
Well Alabama does somehow get the "highest" of the 4 star recruits, they magically appear right in that meaty #35-#75 grouping, giving Bama the extra boost it needs to win the mythical recruiting NC every year.
This class isn't going to finish how we think. We just offered another db today? I don't know how we can even take 25 yet we have over 25 guys who are projected to play for us and we keep offering at positions that would seem to be full. It'll be interesting to see what happens.
2009 - Colt McCoy injures his shoulder. 2011- They get a 2nd chance at LSU, having lost to them already. 2012 - Our defense falls apart in the last 90 seconds of the game after shutting Bama out without even a first down the entire 2nd half. Like Paul McCartney once said, With a Little Luck.
I have no clue how we are fitting in everyone. Some are saying our cap number might be closer to 22 than 27 recruits this year, based on the max squad limit of 85. We will need a lot of attrition, but the attrition would already have taken place. Guys like Chark might be screwed in the end.
Yeah, I hear you. Things definitely fell into place for them, but quality players certainly helps put you in position.
I agree with you that these rankings are not bunk as some might try to argue. The proof is how much the SEC dominates the recruiting and then turns that into 7 straight national championships. I think that's proof that simply can't be denied. Geauxtigs, yes they did.
Cam Robinson now above the 50 % mark in LSU's favor. The last 4 of 5 people who have voted over the past 30 days have voted LSU. None of these people are affiliated with LSU. So really good trending sign.
Predictions are staying pretty steady, with Hootie Jones now at 100 % (very nice to see), and both Fournette and McDowell with 1 % bumps in LSU's favor. On the down side, Gerald Willis dropped from 100 to 95%, Tony Brown dropped from 97 to 94%, Speedy Noil from 74 to 71% and Cam Robinson from 54 to 48%. Robinson's recruitment will certainly be the one that is the craziest roller coaster ride between LSU and Bama.


text:
Samurai Jack Intro - Remake Latino
Samurai Jack Opening remake by latin animators
4.40 / 5.00 7,538 ViewsIt's been ages since I've submitted anything...
This was originally made for school, it's kind of experimental and weird but I hope you enjoy it. Watch at night in a dark musty room with static in the air and moths in your hair
edit: thanks for all the reviews people I cherish them in my heart
I don't like the music but I think fantastic it's a too small word to describe animations! In Rome we call people like you genius!
keep going!!!
You have vanished since snow bot... please dont stop posting or animating your work is great and timeless. KEEP IT UP!!!!
This was great. I thoroughly enjoyed it although it kinda scared me after I found that even I was swaying to the music. this was a very powerful video. the kind that just soothes the soul.
LIke the animation
But you could have picked some better music the only reason i didn't like it was the screeching noise that happend every time she stopped singing but hey great flash no wait amazing flash.


text:
Memories of Steve Lail
October 1944-February 1998
To see page two of my Tribute to Steve Lail click the following link:
William Steve Lail, a.k.a. The Rainbow Kid, 53, of Longview, North Carolina died Feb. 17th, 1998.
Steve "The Rainbow Kid" Lail died after a bout with infection and pneumonia, ending his twenty year existence as a paraplegic. In 1978, then 33, Steve worked as a high school Journalism teacher in Virginia. At a party one evening while attempting to break up a fight, he toppled down a flight of stairs. When he woke up, he was paralyzed from the chest down. Unable to continue his career, he spent the next eighteen years back home near Hickory, NC with his parents.
He was a journalist, a teacher, a writer,and a friend. Among his books were "Six Flags Over P.T.L." and "More Fun With Jim & Tammy" both of which played a part in the downfall of the Baker's empire of theft and deception. He also wrote poetry in the "bitter satrye" style I loved. One of these books was "The Truth About Rainbows".
I first laid eyes on Steve on a busy morning at work. It was the fall of 1989. I was working the Medical floor with 9 patients to take care of in my hometown of Hickory, NC. In the middle of the busiest time of the morning, an old man of at least 80 years, (whom i came to know and love as Charlie Lail) came walking out of a patients room. He came up to me and told me his son needed something for pain. When I walked into Steves room with his pain medicine, the first thing he asked me was "what is your favorate movie". I told him he had never heard of it. He said "try me". I told him Jesus Christ Superstar. Without missing a beat he responded with "Oh Ted Neeley and Carl Anderson". Well I had met up til then very few who had heard of my favorate movie and absolutely no one yet who actually knew Ted Neeley played the leading role. He went on to tell me that he knew Ted and Carl "back in the 70's - we were friends and hung out together". Well at the time I thought he had the most original pick-up line ever used on a women. Turns out he was telling the truth.
I grew very close to both Steve and Charlie over the following years. Many evenings after working a twelve hour shift at the hospital I would stop by Steve and Charlies place. I never knew what to expect when I walked in to Steves room. I learned rather quickly to knock softly and move slowly as I came in. He had an old straight backed chair with the seat covered in red velvet. I would pull that chair up to the side of his bed and sit. Sometimes the pain Steve had was so overwhelming. And so I just sat quietly holding his hand, allowing him to draw me into his pain - it left me mentally exhausted, but often left him much calmer having somehow shared the burden. But oftentimes he would crawl out of that abyss of pain to ask how I was doing or how my children were.
Through our long and sometimes endless conversations I came to know the Steve that grew up and lived as a boy in Longview in the 50's. I came to know too, the young man he was before the accident that left him paralyzed. And more importantly, I came to know the man Steve was now - and what an honor that was. He often told me how grateful he was for the times i spent with him and for the errands i would run for him or Charlie. But the gratitude was all mine. Gratitude for having known him, for having been blessed with his friendship and love.
Once, after the breakup of my marriage, when I came back to North Carolina for a few days, I was invited to stay at Steves'. By that time, Charlie had passed away. He had the housekeeper clean his mothers old bedroom.
When I walked into his mothers bedroom, there on the bedside table were fresh daisies (I love daisies) and a little glass bowl of M&M's (another item I love). After retiring for the night I could hear Steve (coughing I think). Anyway, my door and his were both open. I called out, "you awake?"....he gave his response (something witty and funny, I just cannot recall exactly what it was). We then passed the next two hours or so talking in hushed voices back and forth. The house was still and quiet. The windows were open and the cool, sweet Southern breeze blew it's magic into the house that night.
The moon was at my window barely illuminating the room. It was almost like being a kid again because here I was laying in bed - awake when I should have been sleeping.....calling out to "my brother" down the hall carrying on a very enchanting conversation and there were no "grownups" to tell us to be quiet. Yea, I know he and I were both suppose to be grown up's, but it was something about that night, sleeping in his mothers old room, whispering back and forth at midnight to Steve in the other bedroom.....made me feel almost like a child again. Somehow too, it is easier to talk about our vulnerabilities, our fears, and our dreams when it is nighttime.
I will never forget Steve nor will I forget the ways he changed my outlook on life and on how I cared for my patients. He used to tell me "I hate when someone tells me they know how I feel, or It could be worse"....how right he was. None of us really knows what it feels to be in someone elses shoes. And hearing that it could be worse sure doesn't make our present dilema any easier to handle.
He spoke often of old friends. One in particular whom he went to college with. He said they had an agreement to write each others eulogy. I wonder if that old friend was at Steves service. He told me how he wanted to be burried in his blue jeans and boots, and a "sports jacket". I am sorry Steve that I wasn't in Hickory to tell them what you wanted. I was a thousand miles away wrapped up in my own life-crisis. I never heard of your passing until months after you were gone.
There are some things we do or don't do in life that we have a hard time forgiving ourselves for. But even through the guilt I feel for not having been there when he needed me most, i still can feel his friendship and his love, and I know I am a better person for having known him. Here's to you Superstar! Stormy Reiley RN
I've come a long way on paper All those days I thought I couldn't live through Have all been here and gone. I still remain confused with my own evolution I shall always have quiet resurrections of where I've been and why There is still a slight Disney-edge on all my dreams, But I am not led anymore by restlessness or ultimatum. I have unlearned my fantasies So that I may fill myself with something real. I have loved and I have been loved, Not always simultaneously. I have given and I have taken, Not always without motive. My life has been a curious design of contradiction But I think I chose my own sorrow. I had to experience it and discover it In order to create my own particular peace.
He always said it was his luck to be a parapalegic and yet still have constant pain. I spent hours in his room listening to his many stories. The life he led prior to his accident was the kind of life you see in a movie. But he spoke of "celebrities" as though they were the mailman or the lady across the street. That is one of the things I adored about him. Not only his charm but also the venom he spewed when he was enraged by something. He had such passion and conviction. He was very loved and my life has forever been changed by having known him. I have always said that life is like a cherished painting and that everyone you encounter in your life picks up a brush and makes their stroke upon your canvas. Steve left a rainbow on mine and I am forever grateful for having his colors in my life.
Click here to see the pictures Janet sent of the Europe trip
Update March 2006: I have published a second page after receiving pictures of Steve from a trip to Europe in 1969. Thank you to Janet T. for her kindness in sharing these pictures. To go to the second page


text:
by odysseyroc and Kevlar51
Printed to order
Ships in 1-2 business days.
- Standard - Estimated delivery Apr 11 - Apr 14
- Two-Day - Estimated delivery Apr 07
Ships in 1-2 business days.
Here's my pitch for a movie for a super hero movie: so there's this teenaged kid, okay, and he notices that whenever he walks under street lights, they turn off. So that gets him thinking like, Whoa wait, am I electrically charged?!
So he goes to a science lab late at night (maybe it's in a high school, or maybe it's a do-it-yourself lab, kind of like those do-it-yourself garages that they have where you go and there's all those tools. Have you ever been to one of those? It's like, man, why do you think I know how to fix my car! I'm not a mechanic! I'm just a dude who needs his ignition coil repaired! WTF, do-it-yourself garage?!) and tests it. And sure enough, he is electrically charged!
And so then he goes around solving crimes with his electrical powers. I'm not sure what the crimes would be, but I do know that there would be a scene where the bad guys are doing something bad in a warehouse, and the lights go out, and you hear the electric guy say, "looks like someone blew a fuse," and then there's a crazy fight scene.
Anyway, so there's this plot he discovers where some evil guy is trying to take over the world using a big electromagnetic ray, which does, something? Who know! But it sounds scary! So he goes to the evil guy's lair and he goes up to his big chair, and he swings it around and there in the chair is HIS SCIENCE TEACHER.
And that's when he wakes up, in science class, and it was all a dream, but then he scratches his face, and there's a little spark that shoots out of his finger and zaps his ear, and it's like, OR WAS IT?!
What do you think?
Design Placement: Right
Design Size:
3X - S: 11.24" x 19.50"
WXL - WS: 8.36" x 14.50"
K12 - K4: 7.21" x 12.50"
Pantone Colors: White - 298C - 2728C - 660C
Standard Brand:
American Apparel:
Sizing Chart:
Please check our sizing chart before you order.
12 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 |
Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
Top Comments are discussion forum posts we have deemed worthy of your time. Listen, we get a lot of comments, and most of the time, it's pretty forgettable stuff; but sometimes you rise to the top like butterfat in milk. We don't recommend you base your self-worth on how often we feature your comments, but we don't expressly forbid it either.
join the discussion (32 comments)


text:
Tuesday September 24th 2013 in Arts & Entertainment, Food & Drink
Sunday September 8th 2013 in Fun London, Top 5
Sunday August 25th 2013 in Fun London, Outdoor London
Now. Here. This. Be the first to know what's on in London with the Time Out blog. Check in here for insider news, tips and deals from the worlds of food, fashion, arts, culture and more. Consider it your ultimate newsfeed for daily London life.


text:
Home » Breaking News!, News » Celebrity Apprentice 2011 Contestant Marlee Matlin
Celebrity Apprentice 2011 Contestant Marlee Matlin
Oscar winning actress Marlee Matlin joins Celebrity Apprentice 2011.
Marlee Matlin is one of the most decorated members of cast of this new season of the Celebrity Apprentice 2011 which airs tonight at 9PM on NBC. Marlee will be putting her skills to work competing on the show as she tries to earn money for the Starkey Hearing Foundation. As far as I am aware she is the first person to appear on the Celebrity Apprentice that has a disability. Marlee, for those who don't know, is deaf. She also happens to be an Oscar-winning actress. She won the Academy Award for Best Actress and Golden Globe Award for Best Actress for her role in Children of a Lesser God.
Having appeared in more than 20 movies and TV shows, the Apprentice's Marlee Matlin has been on everything from the hit show The West Wing, to Seinfeld to the comedy My Name is Earl. Marlee has received an honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from Gallaudet University in 1987. She is now on the university's Board of Trustees. Marlee Matlin is married and has four children. It will be interesting to see how well she is able to communicate with her fellow Apprentice cast mates especially when she takes her turn as project manager. I have a feeling she will do pretty well on this season of Celebrity Apprentice.
Other Articles You May Be Interested In:


text:
Login Required
JPG+ Required
Collections are a JPG+ feature. You must be a JPG+ member to create new collections and to add photos to collections.
Sign up for JPG+ to start using collections now!
Photo license: © All rights reserved
Taken with an Olympus-35 SP.
3 responses
Paul Lavallee gave props (21 May 2008):
love the sunglass reflection & the color tone
Frederic Frognier (Deleted) gave props (21 May 2008):
Cool portrait
Sierra Rose said (25 Sep 2008):
this picture's badass! :)


text:
13519 Memorial Hwy Miami, Florida 33161
Two Office space for rent each approximately 780 - 900 SQ FT Can combine in to one consisting of the main room and three offices. AFFORDABLE IN A SMALL SHOPPING CENTER, OTHER TENANTS A BEAUTY SALON, A BARBER SHOP, A CONVENIENCE MINI STORE, REHEARSAL STUDIO, RECORDING STUDIO. ETC,
EWM is not responsible for the accuracy of the information listed above. The data relating to real estate for sale on this web site comes in part from the Internet Data Exchange Program and the South East Florida Regional MLS and is provided here for consumers personal, non-commercial use, It may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. Real Estate listings held by brokerage firms other than the office owning this web site are marked with the IDX logo. Data provided is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.


text:
Thread: Okay, who's troll is this?
#1 Okay, who's troll is this?08-27-2008, 05:25 PM
Waaaaaay to many sterotypes here for this to be real person.
DUmmies lapping it up
#2 Go
- Join Date
- Jul 2008
- Location
- Central Coast Ca.
- Posts
- 129
Last edited by Scarlet; 04-18-2011 at 07:34 AM.
- Join Date
- Aug 2008
- Location
- Midwest USA
- Posts
- 228
08-27-2008, 06:04 PMI don't know...he's so stereotypical it smells to me like a moonbat posing as a "redneck".
Last edited by Eilise; 08-27-2008 at 06:14 PM.
- Join Date
- May 2008
- Location
- midwest
- Posts
- 3,852
08-27-2008, 06:38 PMIf it's a troll it's a left wing troll attempting to show that Republicans are turning to Obama is big numbers.
When Obama loses they will point out all these stories as proof that he had to have won.Stump (319 posts) Tue Aug-26-08 07:38 PM
Response to Reply #4
13. It started when I read the Bible...
And I said to myself, "shit, I never heard him preach about this." All I heard about in church was basically Republican talking points. You know, baby killin' homo-phobic bullshit. I read about a different Jesus...and the Old Testament has almost caused me to lose faith to be quite honest. So when I began to think for myself, the choice was clear. The sad news is, I have a good friend who was all about Obama and against the war and now he goes to Thomas Road Church and has McCain wallpaper on his My Space now. Fucking sad, brain-washing at it's best...or worst I should say
http://www.democraticunderground.com...pic_id=1877913Last edited by Carol; 08-27-2008 at 06:41 PM.
- Join Date
- Aug 2008
- Location
- Midwest USA
- Posts
- 228
Sounds like one of those fake letters to Penthouse ....
obviously fake.
The DU idiots will believe it though.
« Previous Thread | Next Thread » |


text:
El Mezcal
Voted "Best Ethnic Restaurant" in 2012, 2015 and 2016. Authentic Mexican restaurant, dine in or carry out. Southwest atmosphere.
Hours of Operation
Open Sunday-Thursday from 11am-10pm, Friday & Saturday from 11am-10:30pm.
North end of Marshfield across from Wal-mart.
Meals Served
- Lunch
- Dinner
Restaurant Type
- American
- Mexican


text:
Message view | « Date » · « Thread » |
Top | « Date » · « Thread » |
From | Jens Hübel <jhue...@opentext.com> |
Subject | RE: OpenCMIS release proposal |
Date | Tue, 11 May 2010 06:23:52 GMT |
I agree to this proposal. Makes sense. Perhaps everyone should have look at the new page and check the current scoping of the project names. If there is any objection it would be better to discuss this now... With the official CMIS release I expect some more visibility of this project. Jens -----Original Message----- From: Goetz, Paul [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: Montag, 10. Mai 2010 17:33 To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: RE: OpenCMIS release proposal Hi, concerning the release documentation: In order to be able to separate the documentation for the different topics (cmislib, Internal, OpenCMIS), I would propose that we do this via child pages. This means that the documentation for a specific topic has to be a child document of that topic (e.g. all documentation for OpenCMIS has to be child to "OpenCMIS"). If this is ok for everyone, then this has to be kept in mind when adding new pages... Best regards, Paul -----Original Message----- From: Florian Müller [mailto:email@example.com] Sent: Montag, 10. Mai 2010 16:34 To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: OpenCMIS release proposal Hi all, Here is a proposal how an OpenCMIS release could look like: [1] The script that generates these files is in the OpenCMIS SVN branch in the release-tools directory. It does not create branches and tags in SVN yet. It only produces the release packages. The main release package is the source package ([2]/[3]). Only this packages contains the documentation. All other packages are just convenience packages with binaries. I'm currently compiling a release documentation. A first draft is already in the Wiki but I need a few more days to finish it. WDYT? Cheers, Florian [1] http://people.apache.org/~fmui/opencmis/ [2] http://people.apache.org/~fmui/opencmis/chemistry-opencmis-0.1-incubating-RC0.1-source.zip [3] http://people.apache.org/~fmui/opencmis/chemistry-opencmis-0.1-incubating-RC0.1-source.tar.gz | |
Mime |
View raw message |


text:
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The United Nations on Wednesday predicted that the global economy will grow by at least 3 percent annually in the next two years following signs of improvement in many regions.
In its annual economic report, the U.N. said the world experienced subdued growth for a second year, estimating growth in 2013 at 2.1 percent.
But the U.N. forecast economic growth of 3 percent in 2014 and 3.3 percent in 2015, based largely on this year's third quarter performance.
According to the World Economic Situation and Prospects 2014, a protracted recession in countries using the euro has finally ended, U.S. economic growth strengthened somewhat, and China and India experienced moderate increased growth after two years of backsliding.
All these factors point to increasing growth in the world economy, it said.
Assistant Secretary-General for Economic Development Shamshad Akhtar cautioned that the forecast "is made in the context of many uncertainties and risks coming from possible policy missteps as well as non-economic factors that could stymie growth."
The report warned that as the U.S. Federal Reserve takes expected action to taper off and eventually end its huge bond-buying program to stimulate the economy, "emerging economies will face more external shocks." It also cited fragility in the banking system and economies in the euro area, ongoing political wrangling in the U.S. Congress on the budget and debt ceiling, and geopolitical tensions in western Asia and elsewhere.
These and other unexpected events could derail the world economy beyond the U.N.'s projections, the report said.
The U.N. forecast that inflation will remain tame worldwide, that employment will remain a major challenge, and that the price of most primary commodities will remain flat despite moderate growth in international trade to 4.7 percent in 2014.
In developed countries, the U.N. forecast a 2.5 percent increase in GDP in the United States in 2014, and a 1.5 percent growth in GDP in Western Europe and in Japan next year.
In key developing countries, it forecast that growth in Brazil will rebound to 3 percent in 2014, that China will maintain 7.5 percent growth in the next few years, that India's growth will improve to above 5 percent in 2014, and that Russia's economic growth will recover modestly to 2.9 percent in 2014.
The U.N. said Africa's growth prospects remain relatively robust — up from an estimated 4 percent rise in GDP in 2013 to 4.7 percent in 2014.


text:
Staffing agency stays vested with the city
If you visit Clint Armstrong's website skillsetgroup.com, you will find what appears to be a polished, first-class staffing agency, matching up employers and job seekers.
Pay a visit to SkillSet Group's headquarters at 103 West El Portal in San Clemente, and you might also notice a casual vibe.
Armstrong, 29, of Dana Point is a former captain of the Dana Hills High School surf team. He learned to surf in San Clemente and brings a bit of that casual surf vibe to the workplace.
"Business is becoming less formal these days as new companies with young CEOs are taking the lead," he wrote in a news release announcing his company's new headquarters. "The young CEOs want the people who understand their culture."
We asked Armstrong to explain:
Q. What is different about your staffing company?
A. You can wear what you want to work, bring your dog or go surf at lunch. We embody a start-up culture.
We also create vested relationships with clients by taking stock or ownership in companies in exchange for our services.
Q. How did you come up with this?
A. While working for a few large staffing companies in Orange County, I noticed they all had one common theme – high employee turnover.
At SkillSet Group, we provide our team with a vested interest, a work/live balance, paid lunches, gym memberships and a culture that empowers our employees.
Q. As a company, how do you practice what you tell others?
A. I tell people to focus on actionable metrics and quality solutions your team is providing. We change the lives of individuals and companies every day.
It's important to be aware of how powerful of an impact you truly have on others.
It's life-changing.
Q. How did you get started?
A. I started SkillSet Group on a cardboard box in my garage, marketing to manufacturing and technology companies.
We now boast more than 150 clients, 22,000 candidates, and have a team of eight full-time employees.
We have two offices off of El Portal and Camino Real in San Clemente.
Q. Why did you choose San Clemente?
A. Being born and raised in Southern California, I chose San Clemente for two reasons: culture and growth.
What most people don't see is the huge potential in San Clemente.
San Clemente has amazing companies in biotechnology, robotics, aerospace, technology and manufacturing.
Q. Who is your target audience?
A. Our target audience is job seekers and employers with a focus on providing solutions in engineering, manufacturing and technology.
We focus on working with the most brilliant minds in the world that are changing the way we live for the common good.
I wouldn't have it any other way.
Contact the writer: 949-492-5127 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Most Popular
- Violent weekend in Orange County punctuated with double-shooting in Santa Ana
- Man driving a stolen vehicle avoids capture after running through an Irvine supermarket
- Shooting wounds man in alley behind Costa Mesa taverns
- Berkeley killing renews debate over gender pronouns
- North Carolina's Joel Berry played on two bad ankles
User Agreement
Comments are encouraged, but you must follow our Privacy Policy Policy & Terms of Use
Keep it civil and stay on topic. No profanity, vulgarity, racial slurs or personal attacks. People who harass others or joke about tragedies will be blocked. By posting your comment, you agree to allow Orange County Register Communications, Inc. the right to republish your name and comment in additional Register publications without any notification or payment.


text:
Forgot your password?
Dailymile makes it easy to keep track of your workouts. Map your routes and share with a community of active people.
1st time using Polar Hrm,not bad :)
almost 5 years ago
Besar laman rumah tuh, sampai 5km
almost 5 years ago • Like
Hahaha...kawasan perumahan ;)
Pakai HRM terus berdesuppp... Fuhyoooo Pinjam buleh? Hehe
Lu selalu lari jauh,tak sesuai..heheh


text:
Although portable DVD decks are still a popular way of watching films on the move, their future could be under threat from portable Blu-ray players, the first of which was unveiled by Panasonic at this year's CES. When Toshiba unveils its new range of UK home entertainment products later this month, it's a safe bet that portable Blu-ray players won't be on the agenda - but that's not necessarily a bad thing, considering that Toshiba makes some of the best portable DVD models on the market, as we found with the SD-P91 - a stylish unit with a 9in screen.
Joining this player in Toshiba's current range is the SD-P71S, which features a smaller 7in, 16:9 LCD screen with a 480 x 234 resolution, but this isn't simply a scaled-down version of the SD-P91 - the design is completely different. After pulling it out of the box, the first thing that jumps out is the all-over rubberised finish, which gives the unit a pleasing robustness and makes its build quality seem better than the pricier SD-P91S. It's still light and compact, even with the detachable battery pack attached to the rear.
Like the SD-P91S, the 71S features a flip-up screen, but unlike its bigger brother the screen doesn't swivel. The built-in speakers are located below the screen on the top half and on the lower section you'll find all the buttons you need to navigate menus and control playback, and their silver colour juxtaposes stylishly with the black finish. The rest of the lower section is taken up by the lid of the disc tray, which pops up at the touch of a button.
The SD-P71S lacks the USB port found on the SD-P91S, which leaves CD and DVD as the only way of playing back multimedia files, but the rest of the sockets are exactly the same. There are two headphone ports, AV input and output minijack sockets (for which you'll need the supplied adapter cable) and a 3.5mm coaxial digital audio output, which feeds Dolby Digital and DTS bitstreams to surround sound receivers.
The unit supports DivX movies (version 6), MP3 audio and JPEG photos from recordable CDs and DVDs, plus it'll spin DVD-RW, DVD-R, DVD+RW and DVD+R discs created on DVD recorders. When fully charged the battery lasts for three hours, which isn't as good as the five hours offered by the SD-P91S but should still allow you to squeeze in a film or two.
As expected for a portable player, the features are few in number, but there are several handy functions. The picture button on the remote (found under the screen on the 91S) brings up an onscreen menu that allows you to flip the screen upside down, adjust the brightness and colour levels or flick between 16:9 and 4:3 modes. Elsewhere is the less-exciting-than-it-sounds Enhanced Audio Mode, which adds a '3D surround' effect to the sound when listening through stereo speakers, and a zoom mode that enlarges the image in three steps.
Toshiba SD-P71S 7-Inch Portable DVD Player
$97.99 View ItemTOSHIBA Portable DVD Player Remote Control MEDR16UX SD-P1900 SD-P2900 SD-P71S
$6.99 View ItemTOSHIBA PORTABLE DVD PLAYER REMOTE CONTROL MEDR16UX SD-P1900 SD-P2900 SD-P71S
$6.25 View ItemTOSHIBA PORTABLE DVD PLAYER REMOTE CONTROL MEDR16UX SD-P1900 SD-P2900 SD-P71S
$4.99 View ItemTOSHIBA PORTABLE DVD PLAYER REMOTE CONTROL MEDR16UX SD-P1900 SD-P2900 SD-P71S
$6.99 View ItemMore information -
Trusted Reviews is part of the Time Inc. (UK) Ltd Technology Network
Get TrustedReviews' award-winning reviews and advice delivered to your inbox for free!


text:
Sponsored Links | |||
Just the way it was designed, not a flaw. Most domestic engines of the same era from other manufacturers were the same way. It is cheaper and easier on tooling to drill and tap a hole thru something than to do a blind hole(broken taps and drills).
I had wondered this, but after thinking about this, I have never done any research on it.
I just figured they were trying to get the coolant closer to the source of the heat, from the combustion chamber. |
Stephen, That was my first thought, and don't get me wrong I think a motor lasting over 40 years demonstrates great ingenuity, but it seems as though the idea of engines getting rebuilt for such a long period of time did not cross the desingers mind (IMO). Eric, I didn't think about how drilling and tapping blind holes is much more difficult. On a side note, I took my block into a machine shop yesterday and got the motor fixed. He was going to put in a helicoil but according to him had a "brain fart" and began drilling the hole for a time cert. It seems to be just as good (to me) as a heli coil. Still waiting on the moly lube to put the heads on, but in the mean time I have to finish getting the engine bay prepped for paint (I traded my old heads for a under the hood paint job). I start school back up on weds. so I won't be able to get the motor back together until the end of the week. Hopefully things go better, I did test the other side of the block and all the holes torqued down just fine. Spent all day at the Pomona swap meet today and spent some money on future projects for when the drive line is done (hydro boost, and disc brake kit) I got some great deals, I wasn't planning on brakes right now, but the prices were just too good to pass up. |
Recent Engine posts with photos |
Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests) | |
Thread Tools | |
Similar Threads | ||||
Thread | Thread Starter | Forum | Replies | Last Post |
Helicoil repair of SBC head bolt hole | v8hed | Engine | 19 | 12-10-2010 08:16 PM |
Stumped on leaking head bolts | redride | Engine | 16 | 05-05-2009 02:20 PM |
SBC head bolts | v8hed | Engine | 7 | 03-14-2009 06:21 PM |
SBC HEAD QUESTION: Need Help Picking A Head | Mustangsaly | Engine | 10 | 11-30-2007 01:48 PM |
head bolts | rustyrazer | Engine | 0 | 06-04-2003 08:59 AM |


text:
Malky Mackay has insisted that he will not resign as manager of Cardiff City after a huge show of support from fans of Liverpool and Cardiff yesterday. Both sets of supporters rose to him after a 3-1 defeat at Anfield witnessed by Cardiff's owner, Vincent Tan, who has called upon Mackay to either quit or be sacked.
Mackay is unwilling to resign because he would forfeit a six-figure sum to which he would be entitled if Tan terminated his contract. He said yesterday that he had not considered resigning and then suing the club for constructive dismissal. This is believed to be because his resignation would put in jeopardy the jobs of all his backroom staff.
"I reiterate 100 per cent that I will not be resigning from this football club. I am proud to lead this team. Why would I want to leave?" he said. He added that he had not spoken directly to Tan in a while and did not expect any face-to-face meetings with the Cardiff owner, despite the fact that both men were in the same stadium yesterday. "I last spoke to him face to face a while ago. I can only do what I can do but the one point I will make is that I will not be resigning.
"I am not going to walk away from this club, from this set of players and I am not going to walk away from the backroom staff who have been with me for the last two-and-a-half years.
"In particular, I do not want to say goodbye to our fans. I have been humbled by them. They are passionate people who love their football. You saw 40,000 of them at Wembley going bananas when we played the League Cup final and they should have been enjoying their Premier League season." Mackay said that despite the speculation that has swirled around the club, he would continue to prepare Cardiff for their Christmas programme although he denied the unrest between himself and Tan, that centres on their summer transfer spending, would destabilise the team.
"I had a chat with the players," he said. "They are not daft people, they read the papers, they have an understanding of what is going on. I asked them if they had any questions and they had two or three. I told them I had been preparing the club properly for two-and-a-half years and I would continue to do that. I told them I would not resign. I was crystal clear on that."
Tan travelled to Merseyside from London, where he had talks with the Cardiff chairman, Mehmet Dalman on Friday night. He has insisted that Mackay and his director of recruitment, Iain Moody, who was dismissed last month, had overspent on four summer recruits – Steven Caulker, Gary Medel, Kevin Theophile-Catherine and Andreas Cornelius. Tan claimed Cardiff had paid £50m for the four, some £15m more than had been budgeted for.
It is for this reason that Dave Jones, the man Tan dismissed and who took legal action against him, has emerged as a candidate to become director of football.
The notorious email that Mackay received demanding his resignation extolled the virtues of Jones who was sacked in 2011. Mackay is convinced the email was not written by Tan because it appears to be the work of someone with detailed football knowledge.
Jones appealed to Tan because he spent comparatively little as manager and, although he was sacked as Sheffield Wednesday manager at the start of the month, Tan was impressed with his work in the loan market.
The former England manager, Sven Goran Eriksson, had not discounted himself as a candidate to replace Mackay, although he has always been a manager who has spent money and at Manchester City disliked his treatment at the hands of another Far Eastern owner, the former Thai prime minister, Thaksin Shinawatra.
According to Sir Alex Ferguson, Shinawatra was said to have offered advice on how to take corners. The other candidate, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will be harder for Tan to attract. Solskjaer is under contract at Molde, who he has led to two Norwegian titles and was persuaded by Ferguson to reject Aston Villa's approaches after the dismissal of Alex McLeish.
On the same Friday night Tan was meeting Dalman, Mackay met the Liverpool manager, Brendan Rodgers, who said Tan was about to discard the "best manager in the history of Cardiff City".
Rodgers added: "Malky is a wonderful professional. He has given them a chance to be in one of the best leagues in the world. If he stays at Cardiff, he will keep them in the Premier League. He is a big, proud man. It is sad to see how he has been treated."


text:
Yu-Gi-Oh! Worldwide Edition Question and Answers :
Unregistered |
deckwhat would be the best deck to have like what cards will give me a deck that wiil never lose |
Avid_Gamer |
Here's your deckHaven't lost yet with this deck. This deck reflects the deck i used in real life and |
Sorry, to fulfil this action you have to be CheatsGuru User
Your answer:


text:
Follow us on Facebook
Welcome, Guest!
Join Our List
Featuring 15,327 RV Parks
& Campgrounds and serving over
one million users per year.
State Parks
National Parks
RV Center
Lake Park Campground & Cottages
View Larger Map
Campground Type
RV Park
2850 Chapel Lane
Rapid City,
South Dakota
(800) 644-2267
Rate this Campground
Report an Error
Campground Details
Open all year
Number of Sites:
Number of Full Hookup Sites:
Lake Park Campground and Cottages is located on the west edge of Rapid city, by Canyon Lake, just off hwy 44. We are very centrally located to the entire Black Hills area. We are 30 minutes from Mt. Rushmore and many popular attractions are within 10 to 20 minutes making us the perfect Black Hills base camp.
There is a little something for everyone here at Lake Park Campground and Cottages. Feel like a bike ride or a hike? The paved bike path goes around the lake and along Rapid Creek for approximately 7 miles. Bike rentals across the lake or from one of the bike shops in town. For the fisherman, Rapid Creek and Canyon Lake offer excellent trout fishing. This may be the time to try your hand at fly fishing. If the kids don't have the patience for fishing they can always go wading in the creek or rent a paddle boat for a little boating fun…don't worry, motorized boats are not allowed on Canyon Lake. If a little more formal swimming is your desire, the recently built Sioux Park swimming facility is just a couple miles down the bike path, as well as tennis and racquetball courts. For the golfer, Meadowbrook Golf Course is less than a mile away and offers 18 holes of play, a pro shop and dining. When evening comes and you don't feel up to cooking for the gang, our staff will give you their favorite recommendations for unique dining experiences. We are only four miles from downtown Rapid City.
Deer Glen Lodge
Lake View Lodge
RV Sites
Tent Sites
38 Full Hookup Sites (Water, Electricity, Sewer, Cable TV & Wireless Internet)
25 Sites that accommodate double/triple slideouts
8 Sites that accommodate pull-thrus
Maximum RV Length 55 Feet
30/50 AMP Sites Available
Phone Hookup / Modem Friendly
Air Conditioning
Cable TV
AAA Rated
Great Service Award 7 years in a Row!
Free High Speed Wireless Internet
Boat rentals
Rec field
Lake Park Campground is easy to find. It's on the South West edge of Rapid City. Once you make it to Canyon Lake, you're almost here!
From Interstate 90 (I-90):
Take Exit 57 South (Which is Highway 16W) for 1.5 miles
Turn West on Highway 44, (watch the signs because Highway 44 makes a left hand turn at the Mt View Rd intersection.)(Omaha - Mt. View - Jackson Blvd)
Turn South on Chapel Lane which is just past Canyon Lake Park (which is also the StaveKirk turn-off and is well marked.)
When you arrive you will check-in at the Campground Office, not the Motel Office.
Review This Campground
Please review our
Quality Review Guidelines
before submitting a review.
If you would like to comment on an existing review please DO NOT create a new review. Instead click the "read full discussion" link on the review you would like to comment on and add your comment there.
Rate or discuss
this campground?
to rate this campground.
Campground Reviews
Currently there are no reviews of this campground.
Search Camping USA
More Camping Content:
Campground Photos
Casino Camping
Campground Owners
Featured Campground
Shadehill Reservoir
View Campground Details >>
Featured Book
Trailer Life RV Parks, Campgrounds and Services Directory 2010 (Trailer Life Directory : Campgrounds
Price: $16.47
View Details