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139 Reviews
5 on October 31, 2016
But the best part was the Inn Owner/Keeper, Pam. My husband and I can sincerely not say enough about her. And to us, that's the most important part of our stay anywhere we go. Thanks, Pam. We will be back...-Len and Lisa
5 on October 24, 2016
The cabin was private and situated overlooking the river. A great site for nature lovers. Beds were comfortable and cabin was clean.. Breakfast at Grandmas Cabin was great, fun to interact with others and share our adventures.
4.0 on September 08, 2016
This place is awesome and unquie. Can't wait to go back.
5 on September 08, 2016
I have stayed at just about all the cabins they have over the past few years and have enjoyed them every time! Pam is a great host and always makes sure everything is ready for your stay and when you join them for breakfast it is a delicious meal with friendly people. Cabins are clean ans welcoming! Great place for a nice relaxing getaway!
5 on September 06, 2016
We wouldn't stay anywhere else! Pam is always so helpful....from reservations through check out. We love it there!
3.6 on July 15, 2016
Right on the Nolichuckey River, awesome staff, great price, perfect balance between rustic & comfort. Great for a relaxing stay.
4.8 on June 19, 2016
We very much enjoyed our week in the Redbud cabin with our two dogs. Very clean, well equipped, fantastic peaceful back deck looking out over the river. Breakfasts were wonderful. Great hikes nearby. Not a lot of dining options locally.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for your kind review and come visit us again.
4.0 on June 15, 2016
Private and wonderful listening to the rain on the tin roof!
5 on June 02, 2016
I will be coming here at least one night every time we visit Tennessee!!! Absolutely loved it here!! They are all very nice!! Breakfast was amazing!!
Innkeeper Response
Thanks! We hope you do come back again.
4.4 on May 13, 2016
My family and the guests we had over loved the Cabin. Great views adn lots of room to visit and hang out!!
Innkeeper Response
Do visit again!
4.8 on May 11, 2016
Cabin was wonderful! Owner went above and beyond to make our stay enjoyable. The grounds are well kept and gardens are gorgeous.
Innkeeper Response
Thanks for staying with us and do come visit again.
3.8 on March 18, 2016
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay...except that the bed was very uncomfortable. And the breakfast was very unbalanced (read: way too much sugar). If those two were remedied, we'd go back in a heartbeat! The setting is very peaceful and feels removed. The staff is super friendly and easy-going. Overall, we really like the place.
Innkeeper Response
I'm sorry you found the bed uncomfortable. We usually get compliments on our beds, so apologies. And Debra's pancakes are usually a big hit as well. We do our best to meet guest's dietary needs and again, I apologize that your experience was not as good as it could have been. Your feedback is appreciated.
5 on March 08, 2016
My friend and I truly enjoyed our recent stay at the Nolichuckey Bluffs Bed & Breakfast. The views from the log cabin overlooking the river and the mountains beyond were breathtaking, while the interior of the cabin was homey and clean. Debra's breakfasts each morning were outstanding--the homemade lemon curd was fantastic, for example--and while we ate we enjoyed the interesting and hospitable company of the "innkeeper," Pam Sadler. We look forward to a return visit--we hope to experience the turning of the grist mill wheel next time (during our stay the mill was down for repairs, per Pam.)
Innkeeper Response
!You are very kind and we enjoyed having you! Still working on the grist mill wheel but it's about to happen!
5 on February 01, 2016
We showed on a Friday evening and found the place was ready to go. We were treated to a nice view of the Nolachuckey River. This is one place I would recommend to anybody.
Innkeeper Response
Thanks so much for the kind words and please come visit again.
3.8 on October 29, 2015
I stayed in Twin Oaks A & B -- and I have to say, it was a wonderful experience! Loved the view!
Innkeeper Response
Come stay with us again.
4.6 on October 21, 2015
Loved the cabins and all the extras.....fire pit, hammock, breakfast! What a great place for the family to get together!! We will be back.
Innkeeper Response
We appreciate your feedback and look forward to seeing you again soon.
4.4 on October 05, 2015
We spent two nights in the Loft at the Gristmill. Two home made cobblers awaited us upon our arrival. The rooms were clean and well stocked. Rustic and secluded with outhouse.
Innkeeper Response
The gristmill is a unique experience and we are glad you stayed with us and appreciate you.
5 on September 10, 2015
I stayed at the Red Bud cabin. The cabin was immaculate. The view incredible! The cabin is tucked away in the trees with a very private and breathtaking view of the river and mountains. A picnic was waiting on the table upon arrival and the food did not disappoint. Although we wanted to sleep in the next morning and wouldn't be able to go to the main cabin for breakfast.. a very generous offer to drop off cinnamon rolls and eggs was made by the owner. I have found Heaven in Greene County! Ginger
Innkeeper Response
Ginger, we've got to get you back out here to the Redbud Cabin. Appreciate you much.
5 on September 09, 2015
Wonderful, outstanding, amazing...no words can describe the atmosphere and staff here. Pam and Debra are top notch! These cabins are clean, organized and comfy. A little slice of heaven in the mountains. Can't wait to return!
Innkeeper Response
We so appreciate you and please do come again!
3.2 on May 27, 2015
There was no "Breakfast" with our Bed & Breakfast stay due to a wedding that was scheduled at the Inn. The restaurant wasn't available to us because of the wedding and we were left with a basket of packaged food - definitely a disappointing stay. We left hungry and had to stop for breakfast on our way out of town. The cabin was immaculate.
Innkeeper Response
I apologize that your expectations were not met. It is not typical for us to serve packaged foods although you may have considered the homemade cinnamon rolls less than adequate on a hungry morning. We will do our best to do better next time.
5 on May 10, 2015
Our hostess Pam and her assistant Deb were welcoming and gracious. Pam shared stories of her travels and life that both entertained and enthralled; while Deb served her homemade and mostly home grown breakfast fare. The view from the Log cabin must be seen too be believed. The cabin is located at the top of a bluff overlooking the Nolichuckey River, with the Great Smokey mountains rising majestically in the background. The whole experience reinforced our belief that staying at B&B's rather than motels or hotels is the only way to travel.
Innkeeper Response
You are very kind - although I'm laughing about that 'enthralling' statement. ;) That view from the Log Cabin is amazing and YES B&B's are the way to travel. Best to you.
4.4 on April 20, 2015
Spent the weekend in Twin Oaks cabin with a wonderful view over the Nolichuckey River with perfect weather. Breakfast in the morning on Sat and Sun was home cooked and served with a smile and great conversation. Wish we had more time to explore the area. Would highly recommend a stay at Nolichuckey Bluffs Bed and Breakfast and we will be sure to return there soon.
Innkeeper Response
Please do come again. Those hot pancakes will be waiting.
4.4 on April 10, 2015
Love the location and peacefulness of the property, the view off the back porch was incredible, wished for a twin the master bedroom, but enjoyed the hot tub and the park right down the road. Can't wait to come back!
Innkeeper Response
Not sure what a 'twin the master bedroom' is but so glad you enjoyed the peace and quiet and the back porch rocking chairs.
4.0 on March 24, 2015
The Log cabin we stayed in was very clean, quiet & cozy. The owner Pam & her employee Debra were very kind, welcoming and sociable. Food was great. Property was well kept and the views amazing. Would definitely stay there again. Paid more to stay 1 night at a hotel that would accommodate 4 kids & 2 adults, this was a much better option, well worth it.
Innkeeper Response
Come back again! Thanks for staying with us.
5 on November 24, 2014
Wonderful Stay from beginning to end! Pam was an excellent hostess and extremely helpful to all of us in planning our stay. We did not wind up eating any meals with them, but Pam did leave a sweet basket of delicious treats for us in our cabin as she knew our schedule did not permit a meal with her. The treats were wonderful and she even left us milk and coffee for use in the cabin as she knew we were arriving late. The cabin was spacious and clean and made for a wonderful place for us to return each night and gather around the dining room table to talk about the events of our day. Watching the sun rise outside our front porch was a gift each day. I would highly recommend Nolichuckey Bluffs and look forward to the next opportunity that we have to stay there again.
Innkeeper Response
You are so kind. We do appreciate that you stayed with us and hope you can come back to visit.
4.2 on November 19, 2014
Clean, comfortable duplex cabin. Very nice breakfast with lots of homemade goodies. Friendly and accommodating hosts.
Innkeeper Response
Thanks! Please do come again for those homemade goodies and a delicious breakfast.
4.4 on November 12, 2014
This place is so special. My family and I will definitely be returning. The hosts were so welcoming and entertaining. The views were incredible. Everything is very comfortable as well.
Innkeeper Response
We hope to see you back at Nolichuckey Bluffs soon. Best to you.
3.2 on November 01, 2014
Stayed just one night with my grandchildren to enjoy the outdoors and rustic but comfortable lodging. Weather was perfect and the view delightful.
4.2 on October 22, 2014
Sure wish it hadn't been raining because we would have enjoyed so much more. Best sleep we've had in a long time.
4.0 on October 05, 2014
Great hospitality. Great view! Slept 8 so we could all be together.
4.4 on October 03, 2014
Excellent!! Can not say one negative thing about our three day stay! We will be staying here again for many years to come!
5 on September 22, 2014
We loved this place and will stay again if we get to return to East Tennessee. Our cabin overlooked the Nolichuckey River. We sat on the deck and listened to the silence. Great breakfast. Great place to go to rest and rejuvenate.
5 on September 04, 2014
We did not know what we were in for until we arrived. My significant other and I staying at the Watermill Cottage not too far from the main cabins. The cottage was beautiful for two and very romantic! We were able to cook what meals we wanted to and had plenty of room! The antiques were great to look at (being from New England and loving antiquing I was in love). The temperature was perfect when we arrived and was easy to adjust if needed. All we could really say is how impressed we were with our stay and how much we loved it! The homemade gift basket was a great hit along with the cheesecake in our romance package! We've already recommended it to friends and family back north and will more than likely return next summer! The owner was only a phone call away and helped us with anything we needed. One of us had never been to the south before and now is happy to report it's more than she would have ever asked for! The breath taking views from the cottage and the land surrounding it are ones that filled her camera of photos that are album perfect! The only thing we would have changed is the water pressure in the shower (but then again one of us used to be a plumber!) and maybe the master bedroom and guest room/living area layout. Maybe switch the two around so if there is a 3rd person they do not have to walk through the master bedroom to use the rest room? We didn't have this issue but just thinking out loud if we ever have youngsters because of course we will want to bring them down! Thank you again for An amazing stay and our terrific new memories!!
4.4 on August 18, 2014
Cabin was beautiful and the view of the mountains and river from the balcony was spectacular. We stayed in the Red Bud Cabin and it was furnished with everything we needed for our stay. Breakfast was wonderful along with the conversation with Pam and Debbie.
4.8 on July 22, 2014
This was the perfect place for to relax, enjoy, and reminisce about times past as a family growing up in Southwest Va. The cabin, fresh garden picked fruits and vegetables, and the delicious goodies from your store has made our visit a cherished memory. Thank you!
4.8 on June 30, 2014
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The cabin and grounds were clean and quiet. Having an oven and operational kitchen was an added benefit that allowed us to take a dish to our family reunion. Without hesitation, I would recommend them to everyone. We'll definitely stay here again.
5 on June 20, 2014
Had a great stay in the Dogwood Cabin. The cabin was very clean and furnished well. We sat on the porch overlooking the river and could not hear traffic or anything to disturb the quietness. Spent two nights there and had two great breakfast's at Gramma's Cupboard. We chose to drive to breakfast but could have walked. Great place to relax and get a good rest and country breakfast.
4.2 on April 09, 2014
A nice and quiet place to go especially if you are stressed and need some sloitude.
5 on April 05, 2014
My husband and I really needed a break from our busy schedules so we decided to travel from Indiana to Tennessee to stay at Nolichuckey Bluffs to rest, relax, and do some hiking. This was the perfect choice! We stayed in the Redbud Cabin - it is beautiful inside and out. The view from the front porch was absolutely beautiful and the cabin was very clean and comfortable. I have to say though that the best part of our stay there was having the opportunity to meet Pam and Debra for their delicious breakfasts at Gramma's Cupboard. They are both so friendly (and such good cooks!). We would love to return for another visit in the very near future.
3.2 on April 01, 2014
The cabins are located in an area among farms and golf course homes and overlook a beautiful bend in the Nolichuckey River. We stayed at the Dogwood Cabin which had a porch with rocking chairs and a wonderful view of the river. Such bliss. A glass chapel that overlooks the river along with a working gristmill are located nearby and are worth exploring. The furnishings are a bit dated but functional (e.g. a 90's era TV, underpowered microwave, no Wi-Fi) The master bedroom mattress was soft for my taste but not worn out. The kitchen had everything you would need to cook a meal (pots/pans/dishes) should you choose to do so. The included breakfast was simple and delicious. All in all, a quiet relaxing getaway from the rigors of daily life.
5 on March 31, 2014
The cabins are very clean and very nicely decorated. The staff is awesome and very friendly. Hiking trails around the property. Beautiful views of the Nolichucky River. Peaceful and serene. Highly recommend Nolichucky Bluffs. Deb Cesarone Illinois
5 on March 06, 2014
The cabin was really nice and the view off the balcony was astonishing. The food was delicious and the company was great too at the Bed & Breakfast. Pam has some wonderful stories to tell and an infectious laugh. We will definitely be going back!
4.4 on January 23, 2014
The cabin was exceptional
4.6 on January 22, 2014
My husband and I stayed for a weekend at Nolichuckey Bluffs Cabins and had a wonderful time. The cabins were clean and had all the necessities. There was a full kitchen so we were able to cook and not worry about eating out. The cabin also had an amazing view and the property as a whole was great. The owner was more than accommodating and helpful, and her breakfast on Sunday was excellent! I would recommend this for anyone who is looking for a nice, relaxed getaway.
4.6 on January 12, 2014
Lovely get-away! Owner is WONDERFUL!!! Quiet, hidden away. Beautiful area in the mountains. Gorgeous views of the river and mountains. Breath-taking. Cottages are clean and homey. Breakfast is homemade. Bread is homemade. Thank you!!! We WILL return.
3.4 on January 12, 2014
We love the location of the log cabin. It was a great experience to share with our grandchildren, especially being so close to Gatlinburg and Jonesboro. We loved the coziness of the log cabin and the view the front porch had of the Noilchuckey. River. The last night there, it even snowed enough for them to play outside in it! The only negative we have is that the downstairs bathroom has a bad odor--so bad that we bought deodorizers and spray! It smelled like the septic tank had backed up! Luckily, we did not have to spend too much time in there! Also, after using the fireplace the first night (successfully) the next night the damper must have shut up in the chimney because the downstairs filled up with smoke; obviously we did not try to use it again while we were there. The freshly baked cookies were great as well as the breakfast and the home-made coffee cake!
3.4 on December 27, 2013
beds not comfortable everything else was great
5 on December 25, 2013
Gorgeous views, friendly and entertaining hosts, Pam Sadler and Debra, delicious home-cooked very healthy breakfast, neat and clean cabin, speedy internet service....Nolichukey Bluffs has it all! My two daughters and husband raved about my choice and wished we could stay a day or two longer. Beautiful vacation spot - can't wait to come back again. The cabin is well furnished with all necessities. Just take some groceries and have a beautiful, peaceful, and enjoyable retreat with family. Thanks, Pam - you are amazing! Kokila Ravi
4.8 on December 03, 2013
A cabin in the woods with a great hostess, snow, hiking near by, peace, quiet, and simplicity of time away from the mainstream.... keeps us coming back year after year for more.
4.8 on November 03, 2013
We thoroughly enjoyed our short stay at Nolichuckey Bluffs. My wife and I stayed in the Loft at Grist Mill, and it was truly amazing. We enjoyed the adventure of the outdoor outhouse (which is truly a modern bathroom outside). The mill is so cute, quaint, and relaxing. We also highly recommend a visit to the Margarette Falls--and don't be shy to take a dip! The most amazing part of the trip, though, are the people. Pam and the others are truly amazing; more than accommodating, and pure joys. The home cooked breakfast is also really a treat. We can't wait to go back!
3.2 on October 28, 2013
I used to camp down the road but the weather wasn't warm enough for that this time so I looked on line found these cabin my father and brothers including myself were impressed with everything enjoyed views and hosts I would visit again
5 on October 08, 2013
We had a wonderful time at the loft at the mill. It was very relaxing with wonderful views and a very vintage look. We enjoyed hiking Margarite Falls and seeing all the beautiful scenery. We will definitely stay there again
3.4 on September 12, 2013
had plenty of privacy and enjoyed ourselfs - would recomend for fall color visitation
4.4 on September 10, 2013
We loved the loft at the grist mill. It is a cozy, romantic and unique. The comfortable bed has a big picture window with a view of the tree tops and the river. There is a window behind the bed that looks down into the grist mill itself, which I thought was a clever detail. The claw foot tub is divine! I was also pleased that the room had a wonderful clean cedar smell and air conditioning that you can use to control the temperature. Also, the outdoor bathroom is a proper flush toilet, with lights and a sink, not an outhouse. For a "rustic" cabin it is down right swanky! There is a porch in the back to sit on and watch the river and a fire pit which we didn't have time to use. Maybe next time! We were excited to try the beautiful basket of organic vegetables (grown on the property) but since the grist mill only has a microwave and fridge, Pam let us use the beautiful kitchen at Gramma's Cupboard. She was a fantastic host and fascinating person. it was wonderful to visit with her. They do not serve breakfast at Gramma's Cupboard on Saturday mornings. Pam supplied the cabin with homemade baked goods and fruit for our breakfast instead. When we come back again we will try to stay longer!
4.2 on September 10, 2013
One of my brother and I's fondest memories with our father James were kayaking on the Nolichuckey River in East Tn. So before my father had passed in Jan 2013 he requested that my brother and I put his ashes back in the river where we had so much fun. That is how we found Nolichuckey Bluffs and the Sadler family. Our view of the river and mountains from morning to dusk were peaceful and relaxing. The location looking over the Bluffs was the perfect place for Dad's Life Celebration. Have I told you about the morning Breakfast on site at Gramma's Cupboard? OH…OH… MY….. Outstanding!! Fresh fruit and vegetables (grown right there on site) homemade pear sauce, applesauce, bread, jams, figs, berries and much, much more. The time spent at the Nolichuckey Bluffs and everything that Pam, Debra, Brooke, Pat and the entire staff provided is PRICELESS. Just what Dad wanted and just what my family and I needed! Truly a place that my family and I will come back to year after year! Thank-You!! Jason & Ruth
5 on September 06, 2013
This little place is off the beaten path, but that's the point. The family that runs it treats everyone like family themselves, and you'll be savoring the details of your stay long after you're home.
5 on August 27, 2013
The whole family of six, and the dog, took my daughter to Tusculum College. INstead of staying at a Hotel we found this gem. Was wonderful!
5 on August 11, 2013
We stayed here for two nights. When we arrived, 3 out of 5 of my kiddos were ready to move in permanently. Pam and her dad were great. Looking forward to staying again.
4.0 on August 10, 2013
3.6 on August 08, 2013
the loft at the grist mill was nice
4.6 on June 19, 2013
Es war ein ganz tolles Wochenende.Eine herrliche Ruhe. Hoch oben über dem Fluß bei einem Lagerfeuer einen frisch gefangenen Fisch zu grillen ist schon ein besonderer Genuß. Das Frühstück ist ein absolutes Muß.Einfach unubertroffen in der USA.
5 on June 10, 2013
Totally enjoyed our stay. Everyone was very gracious and helpful, especially Pam. We look forward staying there again in the future.
3.6 on May 28, 2013
Really beautiful setting and nice accommodations, wonderful view of the river, great to listen to the coyotes sing; excellent breakfast and the cook very sweet and desirous of pleasing. Lovely place to tromp around, flowers, nice ID on trees and bushes. Full kitchen and great seating areas. Could use low table in bedroom for suitcase. What I did not like was that I longed to open windows in this rustic place but that became very difficult as the windows were stuck. The man who came to help said I wanted too much in an old fashioned place and made fun of my request. (I needed the cool mountain air; the A/C only worked sporadically.) very surprised by the 17% tax.
4.4 on May 24, 2013
Awesome time and very relaxing for this New Yorker. The wedding in the wedding chapel was beautiful.
4.8 on May 19, 2013
I found these bed and breakfast cabins in the Stash Tea Guide. We planned to stay 2 nights, and ended up staying 4 nights! A home-cooked breakfast is provided between 8:30 and 9:30 a.m. - you need to confirm with the hosts or cook what time you want breakfast. We had pancakes, waffles, biscuits and gravy (the cook said the biscuits were from a can!), and French toast each day in succession. There was also plain yogurt with blueberries or strawberries in a glaze to mix into the yogurt. Home-baked bread was available to make toast. There was cold cereal if you wanted it. In the cabin, coffee packets were provided for the coffee maker along with one microwave popcorn and a couple hot cocoa packets. The cabin has a full kitchen. I highly recommend Nolichuckey Bluffs! It's about 1-1/2 to 2 hours from the Biltmore Estate in Asheville, NC, depending on what route you drive. The Andrew Johnson Visitor Center is in nearby Greeneville and worth a trip. We didn't go to Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg this time, but that's about 1-1/2 hours away from here as well.
4.4 on May 15, 2013
Entire family had a great weekend at Beautiful Nolichuckey Bluffs. Cabins were very comfortable and breakfast at Grandma's Cupboard was fabulous!
5 on April 22, 2013
If you want to get away from the hustle & bustle of city life, this is the place for you!! Nature at its finest! Off the beaten path. Back in the cut. The Dogwood's front porch overlooks the river with an abundance of wildlife and breath taking views of the Smokey Mountains. Made to order breakfast, freshly picked eggs & veggies grown on the property, homemade pastries and jam all made by Pam is the icing on the cake! The longer you stay makes you never want to leave! Tranquil serenity at it's finest!
4.4 on April 21, 2013
Red Bud cabin was nice and right on the river. Great view! Not luxurious by any means but clean and comfortable. 2 bedrooms - 1 queen and 1 twins. Kitchen and dining area. Breakfast the next morning was good and fun. Talked to the owner and other guests for a long time. Red bud cabin is down a short steep hill - we had a jeep so no problem getting out.
3.2 on April 10, 2013
I thouroughly enjoyed the little loft room at the Mill. It was very peaceful and quiet...perfect place to relax, get in touch with nature, and refuel your mind and body. Sitting on the porch drinking my coffee first thing in the morning while listening to the birds was something I hadn't done in quite a while. It seemed like time stood still! I really didn't want to leave and hope to return soon. Pam was so welcoming and even called to let me know my room was ready and waiting. From the goodie basket (which included home-made cookies) waiting for me upon arrival to the soft, comfy robe laid out on the bed calling my name-everything was perfect!
4.8 on April 07, 2013
A little off the beaten path, but a pleasant surprise! The view from the deck included a river and just beyond, the mountains! Absolutely loved the breakfast served by friendly staff. My boys talked about coming back and thinking how cool it would be to bring their kids some day.
4.4 on April 06, 2013
Beautiful view of the river and chapel. The breakfast was a wonderful surprise. We learned a lot from the organic gardeners. Close to Andrew Johnson memorial.
5 on April 05, 2013
Stayed in Redbud cabin and had such a relaxing time. Everything you could possibly need was provided and the quiet and views were just what was needed. the owner and her staff were all so accomodating and gracious - and just so funny.
4.4 on April 02, 2013
Beautiful setting and wonderful host.
4.8 on March 27, 2013
This was our first stay at Nolichuckey Bluffs but definitely will not be our last! The cabin exceeded our expectations! Very clean. Great view of the river. Comfortable beds. Thanks to Pat for making us feel welcome!
5 on March 27, 2013
Comfortable, clean and cozy cabin over looking the river. Privacy, woods and peace and quiet. The modern comforts without a bunch of frills which is exactly as we wanted and as we expected. The owner is just a hoot and such a hostess. Will definately return many times.
5 on March 27, 2013
We arrived late on Tuesday night and had a basket on the table with homemade cookies, coffee and hot chocolate waiting for us. The log cabin was set on a bluff overlooking the river.So quiet and peaceful. We love the kitchen items, especially the old refrigerator and the hoosier style cabinet. It got cold Wednesday so we got wood from the porch of the restaurant and had a great fire. Pam is a wonderful hostess and made us very welcome. Breakfast was fantastic. The first morning we had french toast and homemade granola with fruit, OJ and coffee. We loved sitting around the table meeting new friends. We will be going back as soon as we can. Next time we may not leave.
4.8 on March 16, 2013
We stayed during the first weekend of March and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Cabin was very clean, and my 4 year old son appreciated the welcome basket with goodies! Highly recommended and we will be back!
3.6 on March 14, 2013
Great view from the front porch of the Log Cabin. Very Clean. Very well maintained. Nice contiental breakfast offered. Cereal, toast, yogurt, homemade fruit jams served with something hot ie pancakes or french toast. Coffee and orange juice offered. Great conversation from the day 'chef' (Pam and Debra).
5 on March 11, 2013
everyone of the staff members were very easy to work with. I needed to change my arrival date and they did it with no problem. they also have a nice goodie bag for you when you check in and there are some amazing cookies in there. Love the place and me and my family will be back again.
5 on March 04, 2013
Nolichucky Bluffs provides unbeatable mountain views and a peaceful retreat. Our two night stay in the Dogwood Cabin at Nolichucky Bluffs was absolutely wonderful. The cabin was ready upon arrival - complete with freshly baked cookies. The cabin has a balcony with a view of the river, and easy access to the glass chapel and paths around the property. Firewood was provided for the wood-burning stove and fire pit outside. The owners provided the fixings for s'mores that topped off a perfect evening around the campfire. Rooms, Service, Value, Cleanliness, Dining - all A+. We enjoyed baked goods made on site as part of breakfast - and were able to purchase freshly baked, healthy, delicious bread and jams to take with us! We look forward to someday visiting again and thank the hosts and staff for everything.
5 on March 04, 2013
We cannot say enough good things about our 3 night visit at Nolichucky Bluffs, Brooke and Debra!!! The accomodations were perfect. The view was amazing. We eagerly looked forward every morning to the lovely breakfast and company. These are warm hospitable hosts and it is clear they strive to make your stay top flight! We will be back. The Godseys
4.4 on February 16, 2013
They're not bluffing. Beautiful views. Great people. Very quiet, restful. Recommend to anyone.
4.4 on February 15, 2013
February 10 2013, 2 nights, live in Nashville. The picture of the river was our view from the front porch, no leaves this time of year, still very nice. Had a fire in the fireplace for smores(not free but they have them reasonable), they supply the wood free. Plenty of places to eat nearby. Lots of choice for breakfast, eggs, waffles, pancakes, cereals, coffee, tea, biscuits and gravy is really good.
4.8 on February 05, 2013
The staff was super nice and inviting. The breakfast was communal which was delightful, and the pancakes were the BEST I've ever eaten. The Redbud cabin in which we stayed was very comfortable and warm... Oh, and the view was really nice as the cabin is perched right on the bluff... It overlooks the river with the beautiful mountain range in the background. We would have spent more time dazing into this wonderful view, but it was cold and snowing for the better part of our stay. Though we didn't expect it, the cabin came complete with a cable modem (internet access) and cable TV. The linens, beds, and other bedding were comfortable beyond our expectations, and the towels in the bathrooms were pleasantly soft. The whole place was VERY clean, and the cabin in itself didn't have any weird "hotel" smells.
4.6 on February 03, 2013
This was our second time there and it was great. Very relaxing, cozy rooms and great service.
5 on January 23, 2013
We traveled there in the middle of winter so it was wet and cold, but it was a perfect getaway for my family of 6 to share some quality family time among nature and away from distractions. Cabins are cozy, views are wonderful, hospitality is warm, breakfast served by awesome and friendly folks/owners each morning who really make you feel welcome there....not sure what more you can ask from a bed and breakfast... Would definitely return!
4.2 on January 19, 2013
Wonderful service, Pam was one of the nicest people I've met. Great value, and wonderful views.
5 on January 08, 2013
This is our second time to stay at Nolichuckey Bluffs and each time was wonderful. Nice to get away to the beautiful views from the cabins, the peacefulness of listening to the wind blow through the trees at night while sitting on the front porch rocking chairs, and then waking up to start the day with a home-cooked breakfast and fine conversation with the Sadler Family. Can't wait for our next trip!!
3.6 on January 06, 2013
beautiful stay during the winter
4.0 on December 23, 2012
It was very nice days , I recommended it for couples and should be four days
4.6 on December 12, 2012
We enjoyed the quiet, beautiful area of cabins in this great setting. The cabins are private and provide all the comforts of home. The breakfasts were terrific and the people were helpfull and very friendly. We would recommend this B & B to anyone looking for a peaceful and restfull get-away.
5 on December 12, 2012
I really enjoyes the stay at Nolichuckey Bluffs. I will definitely come back in the near future.
5 on December 04, 2012
We had a wonderful stay. Breakfast was terrific, the owners and staff were amazing, and our cabin was fantastic! Planning a visit again in the spring!
3.2 on December 04, 2012
My husband and I stayed here with a groupon coupon. The cabin was clean and was well supplied. It even had a washer & dryer. The beds and linens were comfortable. We were a little disappointed in the view, there really wasn't one from our cabin (nothing like the picture on their website, but overall it was an enjoyable stay. Their staff was friendly and accomodating. Close to lots of hiking trails that we enjoyed!
5 on December 04, 2012
I enjoyed my weekend stay and plan to return with several times with family and friends. The service was above and beyond what I expected and was extremely welcoming. The cabin was clean and very well decorated. I felt extremely comfortable during my stay which made it 10X easier to enjoy my vacation. I highly suggest this bed and breakfast.
4.6 on November 26, 2012
Cabin was very clean and had a nice view. There is plenty of hiking in the area, but ylthere aren't very many restaurants outside of the usual chains.
3.4 on November 22, 2012
My husband and I recently visited Nolichuckey Bluffs - and it was a really nice stay! The cabin was clean and neat. The actual grounds Nolichuckey Bluffs is on is really neat and the town of Greeneville is not far for food, etc! We even brought our dog, since most cabins are pet friendly, and it was a great weekend!
5 on November 19, 2012
Excellent place. Will recommend others to experience some true southern hospitality.
5 on November 13, 2012
Thank you for an enjoyable and very stay. We will try to return possibly in the spring.
5 on November 10, 2012
Cabins are very clean, staff is very friendly, views are phenomenal. Stayed in Redbud and will be back. Thanks for a great stay!
5 on October 26, 2012
Wonderful cabin with a FANTASTIC view!!! The service and friendliness of the owner and staff was outstanding. Next time we are in this area, we will return.
5 on October 22, 2012
Had a great stay at the Redbud cabin! We ended up hitting a bunch of traffic and checked in 2.5hrs later than we anticipated (8:30 instead of 6). The note left for us (in cabin) said you had to request the free breakfast by 6pm the night before (we hadn't). We took our chances and still called to request the breakfast, and they honired our request even though it was 2.5hrs after the cut-off time! And so glad they did too, it was delicious! Oh, and the view from our cabin was stellar. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay!!
4.0 on October 19, 2012
Very nice place to stay. Quiet, beautiful scenery, friendly staff and great breakfast.
3.2 on October 17, 2012
The cabin provided all of the comforts of home and there was a good view to enjoy. I appreciated the fact that the kitchen and baths were well equipped. Do feel that an upgrade to include a dishwasher would be helpful. On the down side, there was an odor of sewage in the area and I noticed a PVC pipe that ran from the house to the river..disturbing. Also feel that the owners should make it clear on the website that there is no one in the office starting Friday evening until Sunday morning. That precludes one from scheduling breakfast, getting icecream or checking out a book, etc.
Innkeeper Response
The pvc pipe in question is part of the runoff system for the eaves as the cabin is on the 2nd level. Will check for any eaves blockage problem that could have contributed to any unusual smell. Good comment about the Staurday closing and more information on that. Will work on making that more clear.
4.0 on September 04, 2012
The view was beautiful so peaceful and relaxing would go back again .
5 on August 15, 2012
We spent 2 nights at The Log Cabin & it exceeded my expectations! Clean & comfy, fantastic views & super nice folks, who went out of their way to make our stay memorable. We'll definitely go back.
3.4 on July 24, 2012
Upon following the directions to the cabins it seemed to be out in the middle of nowhere but actually it is very convenient to the town of Greeneville and at the end of Kinser Park Ln is a very extensive recreational facility w/ ball fields , tennis courts, a water slide and swimming pool and much more. The hosts Pat & Brooke were vert hospitable but certainly did not hover. At breakfast I spoke to Brooke and mentioned that I'd like to here the marimba, which sat in the dining area, played. Within minutes, Pat came downstairs and played us a couple of numbers. I thought that was very nice and way above the call of duty.
5 on July 02, 2012
We love this place! The Sadlers are excellent hosts the cabins are clean and comfortable and the quiet beautiful scenery can't be beat.
4.2 on July 01, 2012
we had a great time at the Log cabin! we can not wait to move upon retierment to this area..
3.6 on May 27, 2012
We found out about Nolichucky Bluffs on line last fall but unable to coordinate our schedule with an availability until mid-May. We enjoyed the perfect weekend. Brisk morning weather, good organic food with a peaceful cabin together with good food for breakfast and a diner made for a restful time away. Would recommend to anyone.
5 on April 23, 2012
We stayed in the log cabin. We had a great time. We hope to come back again sometime.
4.6 on April 15, 2012
A good friend of mine when there with me last November. We stayed in the Dogwood cabin. It's in one of the most beatuiful, relaxing areas I've ever seen. The staff are so friendly and nice, they genuinely care that you enjoy your stay. The cabins are very well maintained, cozy, and have everything you need. We orginally went up for a fun, outdoor weekend of hiking. However, it rained the whole time. My friend and I spent the whole weekend at the bed and breakfast... and actually started our relationship there. If you want a quiet, nice, romantic vacation to the moutains... I highly recommend this great place : )
3.8 on April 13, 2012
a lovely cabin on the water- respite from the rest of the hub bub of the "real" world- great place to come back to post hiking and just chill w/ a book and a glass of whatever you choose. :)
4.8 on April 09, 2012
My wife and I stayed in the Loft at the Mill cabin for two nights and loved every minute of it. There is an area for the boys to play...playground, field to play catch, pavilion for parties, firepits, etc. The cabin was cozy and clean with nice decorations and a rustic feel. The view was beautiful and close to many attractions...museums, hikes, etc. The hightlight of our trip would definitely have to be the meal. It was homestyle and delicious. I would highly recommend it to anyone!
4.6 on March 10, 2012
Cabin was exceptional; view was phenominal; saw squirrels, coons, eagles; personnel were very friendly; met several other renters at the family table for breakfast. Was worth twice what we paid thru LivingSocial. We will be watching other ads thru LS as we love to travel. Was the most secluded and relaxing 5 days in a long time. We were writing a book and the setting was perfect.
4.0 on November 17, 2011
Just got back from stay in log cabin and had a great time. I actually got our reservation dates wrong and thought they were a week later then they really were. The owner was very understanding and accommodated us when I called panicked, realizing what I had done The breakfast every Morning was great with wonderful service and good old fashion visiting. Our cabin was clean with anything we could need. it rained our whole visit but we still had great time sitting on porch swing enjoying the view and the patter of rain on the tin roof. There's a darling wedding chapel right there and I found myself trying to think of who could get married there. Very picturesque.
5 on November 11, 2011
Great place for a fall vacation to check out the mountains and changing colors.
3.8 on November 04, 2011
We have just returned from our week-long stay (and wedding!) at Nolichuckey Bluffs. We loved it! My family stayed in the Log Cabin. It was extremely rustic and charming! I am in love with the refrigerator there. We only had 2 complaints w/ the cabin. The fireplace couldn't be used because the smoke poured into the house after about an hour. :( Although, Mr. Sadler is going to be putting a gas fireplace in soon! The other was that the bathroom had an odor (from the sewage I think?). The cabin needed a little updating, but that's it! The breakfasts were great (also, make sure you try some of Mrs. Sadler's Dakota bread and cinnamon rolls they are AMAZING), the service was great, and my wedding was beautiful. I could not have asked for a more beautiful place. The glass chapel is perfect. The reception was also amazing! The food, cooked by Mrs. Debra, was fantastic. The decor was beautiful. Everything went without a hitch. Would definitely recommend! I would recommend one of the smaller cabins though. Some have jacuzzis!
Innkeeper Response
Guests before and after have had no trouble with a fire in the fireplace. May change to gas fireplace but no final decision. There was a very small problem with the sewer system which has been corrected.
3.0 on November 03, 2011
We always enjoy our stay at Nolichuckey Bluffs and this year was no exception. There are always fresh baked goodies on the table when you first get there. The cabins are clean and in a great location. Pat and Brooke are great hosts.
3.8 on November 01, 2011
Such a nice place. Our hosts Brooke and Pat were terrific and made us feel like part of their family. The service was very good too and they also made us feel welcome.
4.0 on October 31, 2011
Overall our stay was great. Beautiful area & views. The cabin was a little "dated" but very clean & bug free!! We would stay here again!!!
5 on October 10, 2011
My stay in the Loft at the Mill was so enjoyable, peaceful, and relaxing. The rustic cabin along with the cooler weather, beautiful woods, and the Nolichuckey river made everything absolutely wonderful. The Sadler family who runs and owns the cabins have such loving hearts for their guests and made sure all needs were met quickly and efficiently. Each morning at breakfast, they had my seat ready when I arrived and delicious food was on the table before I could sip my coffee. Not only do I recommend Nolichuckey Bluffs to anyone wishing for a rustic, relaxing experience, I hope to bring family and friends for future visits!
3.8 on September 11, 2011
My Friends and I had a wonderful stay at Nolichuckey Bluff. And the waffles and blue berry pancakes for breakfast at Grandmas Kitchen were wonderful. Just like mamma use to make! The owners are very nice, hospitable,and helpful. We stayed in the Dogwood cabin, witch had a beautiful view off the porch of the Nolichuckey Bluff river or creek and the beds were very comfortable.
4.4 on August 31, 2011
We stayed in the Rosebud cabin. It was very quiet, pretty country and we had very comfortable relaxing stay.
3.6 on August 27, 2011
We especially enjoyed the view of the mountains from our deck and the breakfasts at Grandma's Cupboard.
5 on August 21, 2011
Enjoyed our 2nd anniversary in the loft above the grist mill. very romantic. view was fantastic. the new glass chapel is beautiful. if we ever renew our vows, this probably will be the place to do it. food was great and the country store was adorable, took lots of pictures.
4.4 on July 09, 2011
Everyone here was extremely friendly and made us feel like a part of the family. Our cabin was beautiful and had an excellent view. We had a great time and would love to go back!
4.6 on June 09, 2011
If you are looking for a very clean, very quiet, extremely friendly and accommodating staff, you've found it! Spent four nights at the Log Cabin and am looking forward to staying there again. Be sure to have a sweet roll at breakfast!
4.0 on June 01, 2011
Log cabin was comfortable and clean. Breakfast was delicious--homemade bread, jams, and granola, etc. The innkeepers were a lot of fun to talk with and very helpful!
3.2 on May 25, 2011
The cabin was a little outdated and the bed a little old, but we loved hanging out in the jacuzzi on the porch overlooking the river. We would definitely return for the jacuzzi! Breakfast consisted of eggs (cooked to order) and blueberry pancakes, it was very good.
3.2 on May 18, 2011
The cabin was much larger than I expected and very nice. Didn't really use any "services", but everything was what I expected. I would go back and would recommend to anyone.
4.0 on April 05, 2011
The Dogwood cabin and its back deck view of the river was more than we had envisioned. We were here for the Nascar races in Bristol and stayed in Greeneville hotels for years. We will never stay in one again. The furniture could use updating but everything else made for an over the top weekend. Even the weather was in the 70's. Mike and Cathy Jo
5 on January 04, 2011
Outstanding doesn't seem like a strong enough word for this place. The views were spectacular and the service provided by the Sadler family was beyond words. Thank you for a wonderful vacation!
3.4 on October 30, 2010
A beautiful location to spend a long weekend. Brooke was a wonderful host and went out of his way to show us the property and things we were interested in.
3.0 on October 20, 2010
Although the view was beautiful and the area was very quiet and serene, it was just not our cup of tea. The cabin had not been updated in a while, but it was clean. We had a hard time getting in touch with the owners and no one returned any calls. So, be okay with not knowing if you will get a chance to talk to the owner about anything. The homemade cinnamon rolls were delicious from the Grandma's cupboard; I would recommend the food most.
3.2 on October 20, 2010
Very quaint and comfortable. There are actual millworks in the building. Has modern amenities with a primitive flavor. Reasonably priced.
4.8 on December 07, 2009
I highly recommend Nolichuckey Bluffs. My mother and I just spent our second time there this past week--along with my faithful dog. Pat and Brooke do so much to make your trip a little extra special. There are homemade cookies and popcorn, candy waiting for you in your cabin. The views are spectacular and the warm feeling you get from the hosts is worth the price--which is more than reasonable!!! You have to check this place out!!!!
4.0 on October 26, 2009
My husband and I enjoyed our stay in the Loft so much. Everyone was terrific and the breakfast with homemade waffles were outstanding. It really allows you to rest and relax! We will indeed return and will tell everyone we know. This is truly as close to heaven on earth that there is! Breath taking view! The Bennetts
5 on November 16, 2008
This place was a HOOT! I stayed in the Loft above the Mill, and can honestly say, it's the best view from an outhouse I have ever seen. Really, the "modern" outhouse comes with a flush toilet, a sink, and a picture window! How cool is that? Ok, maybe this room isn't cut out for the less adventurous, but the view and privacy are both remarkable (a six-point buck walked right by the door the next morning). The hosts are equally remarkable, being extremely well travelled, hospitable and entertaining. Breakfast was like having a meal with the family, only without the fights. "I shall return." - Tim Wineland, Baldwin, GA


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Delta High School won another state championship in wrestling at the recently concluded 3-A meet at Utah Valley University by defeating Wasatch 267-240 despite only having one overall champion. Cedar City High was third with 175.5 points. Delta took 23 wrestlers to the state meet.
Emery High took six wrestlers to the state meet and were quite happy that half of those, three, came home having finished third in their weight bracket.
Spencer Fehlberg at 119 pounds, Clay Collard at 152 pounds and Chet Funk at 160 pounds all went through the three-day meet by losing only once and finishing third.
Fehlberg opened against Vanwalkenberg, Bear River, and defeated him by a pin. Spencer then lost to Bryce Jackman of Carbon High, a returning state champion. Fehlberg then defeated Frost of Union, Ewart of Delta and Kunder of Bear River to finish third. Jackman won the championship.
Clay Collard defeated Wesley Mecham of Juan Diego to open the meet and then defeated Josh Thompson of Cedar City to make it to the semifinals. Zach Prince, a returning champion out of Hurricane then defeated Collard. This was probably the first time all season that Prince had gone the distance. Collard then defeated Thompson of Delta and Taylor O'Hearon of Carbon to finish third. Prince won the championship.
Chet Funk opened his meet by defeating Zack Furness of Bear River before losing to Randon Prochnow of Morgan. Funk then defeated Jose Patino of Morgan, Alex Johnson of Hurricane, Carson Ludlow of Cedar City and then defeated Morgan's Prochnow to finish third.
Nathan Mecham at 171 pounds defeated Chad Hornberger of Bear River in his opening match. He then lost to Connor Jensen of Morgan before defeating Cole Gordon of Juan Diego. Nate then lost to Jordon Cowlee of Richfield to end his meet.
Also wrestling at the state meet were Cezly Collard at 112 pounds and Brett Sorensen also at 171 pounds. Both wrestlers lost their first two matches and were out of the tournament.


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An Othello dairy is recalling organic raw milk that may be contaminated with E. coli.
Pure Eire Dairy says consumers who purchased Pure Eire Organic Raw Milk with expiration dates of June 8 and later are urged to return it to the place of purchase for a refund.
The dairy says its raw milk is sold at retail locations in College Place, Ephrata, Kettle Falls, Kennewick, Moses Lake, Pasco, Richland, Spokane, Spokane Valley, Walla Walla and West Richland.


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Skip to comments.MSNBC: NRA "in the Business of Helping Bombers Get Away With Their Crimes"
Posted on 04/17/2013 7:46:51 PM PDT by rickmichaels
MSNBC host Lawrence O'Donnell made the case this evening that the National Rifle Association is to blame for the slow investigation into the Boston bombings:
Video here
"There are new developments tonight in the bombing investigation here in Boston," said O'Donnell. "But that investigation could be moving faster were it not for the successful lobbying efforts of the National Rifle Association.
The NRA's efforts to guarantee that American mass murderers are the best-equipped mass murders in the world is not limited to murderers who use assault weapons and high-capacity magazines.
The NRA is also in the business of helping bombers get away with their crimes. Gunpowder could be traced by investigators to a buyer at the point of sale if gunpowder contained a taggant, an element that would enable tracing of the purchase of gunpowder.
But thanks to the National Rifle Association, identification taggants are required by law only in plastic explosives. The NRA has successfully blocked any requirements for such taggants in gunpowder. So such supremely helpful evidence as taggants are not available to the FBI in this investigation."
MSNBC is in the business of treason.
Someone is covering it up and it's sure not the NRA
Sue them for libel, just to hasten their eventual collapse into bankruptcy.
Microsoft really oughta give some thought to unloading that asylum.
MSNBC is such a colossal failure..I think they get 2 viewers per night..not even their own family members want to see them
Who actually watches MSLSD? How are they getting the funds to stay on air.
The lefties have gone nuts.
These "reporters" make me want to vomit. They truly are sick in the head..so sick of hearing their filth.
MSNBC most likely to go postal and actually bomb someone.
But another example of MSM garbage.
Can't they be sued for broadcasting lies as news? I am so totally sick of that network. We need to get a serious boycott of their sponsors going. Every single one of them. Let's sink the network once and for all.
MSNBC types prove that if you drink enough, and have enough weird sex, you'll eventually go crazy.
O'Donnell and MSNBC: fear-mongering at it's best!
What's the matter with these people, especially crazy Larry?
It used to be that we were all Americans and came together under times like these, now the crazies use these diabolical incidents to tear our country apart...Pathetic.
not just psychotic, they prove psychosis is contagious.
Now you're talking! Let's sink these bastards!!
I'm so sick of MSNBC!!
"MSNBC is in the business of treason."
No, nutjobs and terrorists are encouraged by gutless, scumbag, media leftists, like Lawrence O'Donnell.
They did unload it. NBC bought the name.
>> ODonnell and MSNBC: fear-mongering at its best!
More like idiotic gibberish.
The sad part is it's to the point that you expect them to exploit events like this every single time something bad happens.
Pathetic. Desperate times, desperate measures.
FU O'Donnell, you stooge.
PMSNBC: Propaganda for the stupid.
You can trace gunpowder to its source, and then identify who bought it?
Why would anyone watch that guy? My dog has better political insight.
And he is the poster boy for CMI!
That was his opening remark too. More after that, I saw it live. Very entertaining..
My tip :
DVR the Morning Joe tomorrow 6am EST, the hand-ringing by Joe and Mika on this 'failure' will be priceless,
Joe will declare the GOP now a dead party who will never win elections again because of this 'failure'.
Watch him ask dumb Mika again:" What has happened to my Republican party Mika? The conservative party of Reagan, what happened , what, what, what?? " shaking hands and head!
But lib Mika has no answer as she is too dumb!
I guess Lawrence missed this story:
Steve Emerson reports Saudi national person of interest is being deported on Tuesday (Video)
More hysterical blah blah blah from yet another utterly irrational Leftist.
If he's so eager to save lives, where does he stand on the ongoing murder of America's unborn children?
Manufacturers of commercial explosives are strongly opposed to placing an identification taggant like the Microtaggant, in commercial explosives. This opposition is grounded in the fundamental issues of safety and cost/benefit analyses. The introduction of any foreign substance into explosive formulations raises serious questions about performance and safety. Additionally, there is minimal benefit to law enforcement while the costs of implementing a Microtaggant-type program are significant.
Starting tomorrow I am going to hit the mute button and take note of every single sponsor. Sick of these race baiting losers. Let's start with GMC, TD Ameritrade from Chris HAyes show.
Take me off your list.
I've long held the theory they were partly to blame for the rage of the Occupy movement.
These shmucks are mental, absolutely bat-sh!t crazy!
Howling MoonBat Alert, level red.
The NRA needs to slap a lawsuit on PMSNBC's @$$.
Losing it I see....
why don't they sue the pants off these fairies?....
Story tonight is Obama is working with a Saudi representative to arrange the deportation of the Saudi "student" in the hospital with the burns on his hands.
Lawrence and MSNBC should be blown up, how's that?
More B/S from the MSM..The only people I know who get paid to lie.... Oh well NRA was around long before the MSM came on the scene and will be around upon the death to MSNBC
In the world of Journalism, there's a difference between a Reporter and a Commentator.
The way I describe it is this: the Journalist is a little more careful about hiding his or her bias...
It's fun to see them squirm, isn't it?
MSNBC: NPCA "in the Business of Helping Bombers Get Away With Their Crimes"
Figures .. about 30sec after hitting 'post' I seemed to recall something about that .. lol, thanks
Isn't it about time for the NRA to sue for libel/slander? Dunno which applies, and I gather there are different rules for organization than individuals, but still...........
Looks like the hate focus target is on guns now.
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• Ole Miss offensive lineman Robert Conyers was arrested Thursday night and charged with first-offense DUI and driving without headlights, Oxford-CrimeReport.com has reported.
Conyers is a 6-foot-3, 277-pound freshman from Miami, Fla. He is being redshirted this season.
• Booneville senior forward Kenny Paul Geno is the only area player on the Clarion-Ledger's Dandy Dozen for boys basketball. Mooreville is the Ledger's No. 1-ranked Class 3A team.
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"I am not a runner, but I want to start. since I'm not so serious, the New Balance 630 is perfect especially with the price under $60. I Love the candy neon pink, makes it fun to wear. The shoes is really light weight. I had athletic shoes and sneakers before and those seemed heavier. The material is like mess-ish and there is still room for my toes. I'm a size 6.5 and i got a 6.5 ... and i like how my toes won't slam into the tip when I run. The back is nicely soft/ cushioned so i don't get scraped on the heel, and the shoe is a good width. The on thing i wish is that it came with grey laces instead.Because of the pink and mess material i probably won't wear this running in dirt or sand. will seem hard to clean off."
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Turning Big Data into Real-Time Action for a Greater Customer Experience
By Irem Radzik-Oracle on Apr 04, 2014
The power shifted to us, consumers. The digital revolution allows us to access broader set of services, and communicate without boundaries. Today we demand more and better choices in a competitive market, putting pressures on businesses to catch up with our expectations.
By offering differentiated and improved experience to their customers organizations see that they can drive revenue growth via higher loyalty, and improved brand perception. Because technology is a key enabler for delivering superb and consistent customer experience across all touchpoints, in recent years customer experience solutions have become a top priority for CIOs. Thanks to the availability of big data analytics, organizations can now analyze a broader variety of data, rather than a few basic data points, and gain deeper insight into their customers and operations. In turn, this deeper insight helps align their business to provide a seamless customer experience.
In our digital, fact-paced world we produce large volumes of data with unprecedented velocity. This data contains perishable value that requires fast capture, analysis, and action to be able to influence the operations or the interaction with the customer. Otherwise the insight or action may become irrelevant, which decreases the value for the customer and the organization significantly. To extract the maximum value from highly dynamic and perishable data, you need to process much faster and take timely action. This is the main premise behind Oracle's Fast Data solutions, which we have discussed in previous blogs and webcasts.
Real-time data integration and analytics play a crucial role in our new world of big and fast data. Organizations that look into leveraging big data to create greater customer experience, need to evaluate the analytical foundation behind their customer-facing systems and resulting interactions, and determine whether they can improve how and when they collect, analyze, and act on their ever-growing data assets.
In our next webcast my colleague Pete Schutt in the Oracle Business Analytics team and I will discuss how organizations can create value for their customers using real-time customer analytics, and how to leverage big data to build a solid business analytics foundation using the latest features of Oracle Data Integration and Oracle Business Analytics. We will provide multiple customer examples for different solution architectures.
Join us on April 15th 10am PT/ 1pm ET by registering via the link below.
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Until we meet at this webcast, please review my related article on this topic published on DBTA earlier this year: How to Turn Big Data into Greater Customer Experience, One Customer at a Time.


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Bradley the bet at 40/1
Ben Coley bids to follow-up last week's 40/1 Match Play winner with three similarly-priced selections for the Honda Classic.
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For the seventh year running, the Honda Classic returns to the Champion Course at PGA National, where defending champion Rory McIlroy will bid to kick-start his season once more.
To do so he'll have to conquer the toughest course these players will have faced so far in 2013, one which ranked 11th hardest of all PGA Tour courses used in 2012 and one whose famous closing stretch is among the most demanding in America.
Quite simply, it won't be easy, as this 7,110 yard par-70 tests every aspect of a player's game.
Despite being redesigned by Jack Nicklaus, space off the tee remains at a premium, and with heavy bunkering and water playing a huge part, danger lies at the end of every stray shot on a course whose proximity to the Florida coastline means that wind is usually a big factor, as it's set to be this week.
It's little surprise, then, that some real grinders have won here, grinders who have that little extra something that separates regular winners from regular PGA Tour professionals.
Names like Mark Wilson, Y-E Yang and Rory Sabbatini might not exactly scream top-class, but between them this trio own 13 PGA Tour wins, including a major championship.
Add Camilo Villegas, whose CV includes the TOUR Championship, multiple major winner and course fanatic Ernie Els along with the aforementioned McIlroy, and you get the picture. Whoever wins this week, I fancy it won't be their first nor their last.
With any such track, tee-to-green supremacy will be rewarded, but the last two champions have topped the scrambling stats and the overriding memory from last year's edition is how impressive McIlroy was around the greens.
With that in mind, ball-striking statistics may help identify those set to perform well but the difference between first and second will more than likely be what happens on and around these greens.
Other than their ability to win titles under pressure, it's hard to tie past winners together. All cope with high winds despite what's often said about McIlroy, but otherwise they're quite different.
Many will notice that Wilson is the only home-grown champion since the event switched here but plenty of his compatriots have placed, although with eight of the first nine in the betting from outside of the USA there's of course every chance that we'll have another international victor come Sunday.
So the formula simply seems to be quality players who promise to produce the goods from tee-to-green, scramble well and know how to get it done.
Step forward Jason Day*, who looks made for this test and good value.
The cocksure Australian endured a tough 2012, as he struggled with injury and adapted to life as a father. However, the evidence so far this year is as we might've expected; that was a minor stall in a career which remains firmly on an upward trajectory.
It's easy to forget that Day is just 25 years old, which makes qualms about just one PGA Tour victory seem a trifle harsh, and he's therefore young enough and fit enough to cope with what must've been an exhausting week at the WGC-Accenture Match Play.
Day's performances there were excellent throughout, bar perhaps the semi-final where he struggled to raise his game against eventual champion Matt Kuchar.
To respond to that by beating Ian Poulter in the third-place play-off took some courage and speaks to his powers of recovery, and that's why I'm convinced that there's nothing to worry about from a fitness perspective.
After all, both Villegas and McIlroy had played six matches at the Accenture prior to taking this title (Villegas played Phoenix in-between, too), so instead of being seen as a negative we should be looking upon Day's effort as further proof that his game is back where it needs to be.
The numbers back all of this up. Day has finished in the top 10 in three of his four starts this season, building on a late-2012 share of fourth in the JT Open, and key to his improvement is how well he's hitting the ball.
So far, he's 29th in greens in regulation with a total of over 72 per cent, and that's backed up if we look to late 2012 when he really began to hit greens again during the Fall Series.
Compare these numbers to this time last season, when Day had failed to hit over 70 per cent in any one individual tournament, and the improvement is obvious.
Given that his short game stats continue to impress, every facet of his game is spot-on and although he's only been here twice, with form of MC-WD, I think the course is perfect for Day's game.
Day has ranked first and sixth for par-three performance over the last two years, always key given how tough they are here, and having made birdie or better on 65 per cent of par-fives (fourth on Tour) this season he's ready to take advantage of the scoring holes too.
Last week, Day spoke of how proud he was with his performances against great golfers and how work on the range was paying off. As a past winner of the Byron Nelson on a similarly tough track, this week looks a great opportunity for win number two on the PGA Tour.
I must confess that I thought long and hard about siding with Tiger Woods this week. I thought he played solid golf at the Match Play, unlike McIlroy, and his Torrey Pines victory beforehand was as straightforward as they come.
However, there has been a simple way to profit from Woods lately, and that's to follow him on courses he's devoured in the past. A closing 62 for second here last year bodes well, but you have to go back to 2009 for the last time Woods won at a course for the first time, and at 8/1 I'm not prepared to chance him doing so here.
McIlroy, who has struggled when defending titles on the PGA Tour, makes no appeal. Only a razor-sharp short game got him home last year and as well as struggling to control distance with his irons, he's missing too many short putts.
Instead, both Justin Rose and Charl Schwartzel look likely candidates having held their form for close to six months now. At 16/1 or so, though, neither looks a gift and my next best is Keegan Bradley.
Like Day, Bradley is a former winner of the Byron Nelson, a performance which saw him produce the goods as winds swept across the course.
His next success came in famous fashion at the 2011 PGA Championship, and winning scores of -3 and -8 in these two events tell you all you need to know about what sort of test suits Bradley's game.
A further win in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational confirms that this is a player who produces in the big events, and the Honda Classic certainly ranks as one of them.
Twelve months ago, Bradley sat fifth entering the final round only to fade to 12th, but even so that performance confirmed a liking for the layout .
"It's really important to stay real calm when it's really windy like that and not get too excited, up or down. I did a really good job of that today, but also I was really striking the ball well," he said after a third-round 68, and although disappointed with his finish there was plenty to like about the performance.
So far this season, it's been a case of nearly but not quite for Bradley. He was right in contention in Phoenix before fading at the weekend, never truly threatened with 16th at Riviera and likewise played well without threatening the leader for fourth in the Tournament of Champions.
Quite simply, he needs to putt a little better to contend but a switch to bermuda greens should help in that regard and there's little else wrong with his game, despite a first round exit at the Match Play.
One of several of this field who live nearby, Bradley fits the profile of a tough, gritty competitor who already has a big win or two to his name, and at 40/1 he rates a smashing each-way bet.
I'll complete my main fancies with Rickie Fowler, who is a similar price to the first two selections.
Like Bradley, he's a Florida resident with form in this event courtesy of a share of seventh last year, when only a double-bogey at the sixth marred an otherwise flawless final round.
Fowler's golf on the weekend was better than McIlroy's, and that's no surprise after he'd professed to "love playing in the wind" when performing superbly in the 2011 Open Championship.
Like Day, Fowler is hitting a lot more greens that has been the case in the past and at 17th in bogey avoidance, he's eliminating the mistakes which have too often held him back.
Fowler also ranks highly in par-four performance and his game looks in good shape, despite a missed cut in Phoenix and a first round exit in the Match Play which put an end to a run of consecutive top-six finishes.
Neither represents ideal preparation, but he had a short putt to make the weekend at Scottsdale and may have suffered playing alongside an electric Phil Mickelson in round one, while his Match Play defeat came on the 19th which shows that he was doing something right - he finished birdie-birdie to force extra holes.
Fowler's sole PGA Tour win to date came on a tough, east coast course, which underwent a redesign by original PGA National architect Tom Fazio, and I think there's every chance we'll see a much improved display this week.
Finally, I'm going to surprise even myself by putting up England's David Lynn at 250/1.
Having stated that the winner will most likely be a proven PGA Tour winner, it may seem odd that I'm selecting a player who has only started a handful of events in the States, but I think there are reasons to expect a vastly improved display.
As I look back through Lynn's career, it's impossible to miss the fact that his better performances have almost always come under a certain set of circumstances, that is at tough courses when the wind blows.
Think back to last year's PGA Championship at Kiawah Island when he finished second, his share of fourth in the Open de France not long before that, a third in the 2011 Portugal Masters when he closed with a 64 as the wind picked up, a second in the same season's Iberdrola Open won by wind specialist Darren Clarke as another wind specialist Chris Wood threw away a big lead, a strong set of KLM open form figures which include a victory - Lynn is a straightforward wind specialist in his own right.
So far, his venture to the PGA Tour hasn't paid off, but an opening 67 at Riviera, a second-round 66 to just miss the cut in Phoenix and another opening 67 in the Farmers show that he's not playing badly, he's just perhaps waiting for the right venue.
PGA National could be exactly that and although far from convinced he can actually win this, he could go close at a very big price with conditions seemingly set to be ideal.
- * Please note that since this preview was published, Jason Day has withdrawn from the event.
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The IPCC WG1 Second Assessment Report (IPCC, 1996) (hereafter SAR) concluded, "the balance of evidence suggests that there is a discernible human influence on global climate". It noted that the detection and attribution of anthropogenic climate change signals can only be accomplished through a gradual accumulation of evidence. The SAR authors also noted uncertainties in a number of factors, including the magnitude and patterns of internal climate variability, external forcing and climate system response, which prevented them from drawing a stronger conclusion. The results of the research carried out since 1995 on these uncertainties and other aspects of detection and attribution are summarised below.
A longer and more closely scrutinised observational record
Three of the five years (1995, 1996 and 1998) added to the instrumental record since the SAR are the warmest in the instrumental record of global temperatures, consistent with the expectation that increases in greenhouse gases will lead to continued long-term warming. The impact of observational sampling errors has been estimated for the global and hemispheric mean surface temperature record and found to be small relative to the warming observed over the 20th century. Some sources of error and uncertainty in both the Microwave Sounding Unit (MSU) and radiosonde observations have been identified that largely resolve discrepancies between the two data sets. However, current climate models cannot fully account for the observed difference in the trend between the surface and lower-tropospheric temperatures over the last twenty years even when all known external influences are included. New reconstructions of the surface temperature record of the last 1,000 years indicate that the temperature changes over the last 100 years are unlikely to be entirely natural in origin, even taking into account the large uncertainties in palaeo-reconstructions.
New model estimates of internal variability
Since the SAR, more models have been used to estimate the magnitude of internal climate variability. Several of the models used for detection show similar or larger variability than observed on interannual to decadal time-scales, even in the absence of external forcing. The warming over the past 100 years is very unlikely to be due to internal variability alone as estimated by current models. Estimates of variability on the longer time-scales relevant to detection and attribution studies are uncertain. Nonetheless, conclusions on the detection of an anthropogenic signal are insensitive to the model used to estimate internal variability and recent changes cannot be accounted for as pure internal variability even if the amplitude of simulated internal variations is increased by a factor of two or more. In most recent studies, the residual variability that remains in the observations after removal of the estimated anthropogenic signals is consistent with model-simulated variability on the space- and time-scales used for detection and attribution. Note, however, that the power of the consistency test is limited. Detection studies to date have shown that the observed large-scale changes in surface temperature in recent decades are unlikely (bordering on very unlikely) to be entirely the result of internal variability.
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Skip to comments.Boehner: 'Vast majority' of House GOP wants to act on immigration (shortened title)
Posted on 07/12/2013 8:34:40 PM PDT by South40
Boehner: 'Vast majority' of House GOP wants to act on immigration; Pelosi points to support from 'Bible folks'
After months of being told to hurry up on immigration, it's time to wait.
House Republicans said they plan to act, but not in haste, after huddling in a closed-door meeting to discuss how to proceed on an immigration bill.
While the chamber intends to proceed on immigration, Speaker John Boehner reiterated on Thursday that the House would not take up the Senate immigration bill that passed last month with bipartisan support. Several House Republicans offered their perspectives on the issue during their meeting, Boehner said, concluding that a vast majority of the conference wants to see a bill passed that addresses border enforcement and the approximately 11 million immigrants living in the U.S. illegally.
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Just throw the gates open what's the difference.
Well do it you skunk. And and don't whine when your base abandons you.
That pansy assed SOB, better damn well remember there are 316 million of us out here, who don't give a fig what the people in the House think. They work for us, damn it.
Damn you, you commie bastard, Boehner!
Where's the Fence?
he's a liar
The source below says there was 184 by the end of June. If there were only 50 through May, June would have to have had 134. That's possible, but I don't think it happened.
According to the police department, there were 184 murders this year through the end of June, compared with 260 in 2012 and 188 in 2011.
How stupid are you Boner? The people you are pandering to will NEVER vote for you. And now neither will the people who you're sticking your middle finger into their faces.
I am sure that is true.
'Vast majority' hate congress, half say its too liberal, half say its too conservative.
'Vast majority' hate Obama-care, half say its too liberal, half say its too conservative.
That doesnt tell you what to put in a bill. So what use is this information Bohner?
They are not going to do it. There is not enough time left this year. The bills will still have to go through the committees and amendments and so on.
Plus, the GOP says if Reid goes through with the nuclear threat, the GOP will refuse to pass any legislation in the House until 2015.
Boehner is a spineless punk. I predicted he would fold and he is proving me right.
...Its clear from the conversation we had yesterday that the members do believea vast majority of our members do believethat we have to wrestle with this problem, Boehner told reporters Thursday...
Dear Ms. Boehner.
The vast majority of the CONSTITUENTS of the members ...
1. Support an airtight and full-length physical fence, monitored by Border Patrol, with ROE to arrest, and
2. Do NOT support amnesty for illegal aliens, or the chain immigration, or any of the DEM fine print that you would know about if you ever did your homework, and
3. We will work tirelessly to PRIMARY-OUT all alleged GOPers who go wobbly on the amnesty for illegal alien issue.
Think sleeping/voting giant here.
NO, We don't!!!!! All Republicans in Congress are now reduced to McCains!
He just playing for time. There is NO bill coming from the House. Not enough time left according to Carl Cameron.
Yes, I think we all pretty much accepted that he's go wuss on us.
Dirty, rotten S.O.B., traitor liar.
He's just looking for an excuse to cave and write a separate bill that will go to reconciliation.
It so gross watching these guys play the game. "Acting on immigration" can mean anything. I guess he has to wear a cup to ride the fence as much as he does. Or does he?
A couple families needs to take up residence in Boehner's house and he can then welcome them into his family if he someday plans to build a fence around his yard. He can feed them, get them medical help, send their kids to college, and even let them vote to decide who should make the decisions in the home.
What about what We the People want? Don't we matter? Build the damn fence and enforce the immigration laws we've already got on the books!!! We don't need any more laws out of you guys!!!
Oh noes, Brigadier Boehner.
It's a TRAP!
Speaking of "Forward"
Ever hear of FWD.US?
FWD.US is an organization started by key leaders in the tech community to promote policies to keep the United States and its citizens competitive in a global economyincluding comprehensive immigration reform and education reform. (http://www.fwd.us/about_us)
Their list of supporters is a who's who of tech companies. (http://www.fwd.us/our_supporters)
Their team in Washington DC:
FWD.US has two subsidiary organizations, Americans for a Conservative Direction, and Council for American Job Growth. (http://www.nonprofitquarterly.org/policysocial-context/22211-has-zuckerberg-gone-conservative.html)
Americans for a Conservative Direction board members are:
In May FWD.us began running ads the immigration bill pushed by the so-called Senate Gang of 8. Politico reports that Americans for a Conservative Direction will spend over $1 million to push the ad in states including Texas, Florida, Iowa, and Kentucky. (http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2013/05/07/Republican-group-Facebook-immigration-bill)
Another group running ads is the American Action Network. The American Action Network was founded by Fred Malek, National Finance Committee co-chair of John McCains 2008 presidential campaign. AAN created the American Action Forum and the Hispanic Leadership Network. These groups share office space with the Karl Rove affiliated Crossroads GPS/American Crossroads.
These groups have overlapping leadership and membership.
|Former Senator Norm Coleman (MN)
|Chairman Of Counsel, Hogan Lovells US LLP
|Chairman, American Action Network
|Fred Malek
|Chairman, Thayer Lodging Group
|Founder, American Action Network
|Chairman, Forum Board
|Former Governor Jeb Bush (R-FL)
|President, Jeb Bush & Assoc.
|Congressman Raúl Labrador (R-ID)
|House Gang of Eight
|Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart (R-FL)
|House Gang of Eight
|Congressman Francisco Canseco (R-TX)
House Gang of Eight
John Carter (R-TX)
Diaz-Balart (R-FL)
Sam Johnson (R-TX)
Raul Labrador (R-ID)
Xavier Becerra (D-CA)
Luis Gutierrez (D-IL)
Zoe Lofgren (D-CA)
John Yarmuth (D-KY)
Texas Rep Francisco Canseco has a hidden relation to the House Gang of Eight, membership in the Hispanic Leadership Network.
The Hispanic Leadership Network developed the "Earned legal status", and "undocumented immigrant" talking points.
I received a "survey" from Boehner. Guess which issue was missing? But he couldn't wait to go ask Pelosi what she thought.
You are always one of the most sober opinions around here. Like me you look for bits of truth and reason in what you see, hear and read, to have some idea what is really coming.
We need a US equivalent of the UKIP party. Screw the Republicans.
Good work, Ray76.
"Pelosi points to support from Bible folks"
Nanzi's a funny little cabin girl.
The Speaker had a cabin girl,
The dirty little nipper.
She stuffed her azz with broken glass
And circumsized the skipper.
Boner. Nanzi. It's a Moron contest I tells ya ....
We need to identify the leaders, organizations, and foot soldiers. They must be defeated.
Not sure why people are all up in arms over immigration/amnesty. Over and over again we were told to vote for the lesser evil. Well, here is all that lesser evil people demanded here on FR and elsewhere that we vote for. We were told that purists were idiots and traitors if we refused to keep putting people into power that we KNEW were going to do exactly this and more.
Because they have told us they would. Because history showed they have done it all before.
So I just don't get it. To this very day I see Freepers on threads telling us we must keep voting for the GOP to 'change it from within. The same mantra we have heard for literally decades.
So unless Freepers want man the hell up and tell these little sycophantic liberal wannabees, both here and in DC to go straight to hell, I do not see anything changing for the better. Wanna know why Bhoner sodomizes his base? Because they like it.
Begin by mounting a primary challenge to Graham! That would be the Krakatoa
Interesting, my FRiend, very interesting.
Constituent feedback on illegal alien amnesty?
(Too Inconvenient.)
Boehner, we really expected nothing more from you — a reliable failure.
Traitor Boehner's gotta go! A whole passel of damned traitors gotta go!!
(They are) Open Borders GLOBALISTS! (per your post and links) The (D) and (R) doesn't mean jack to these chucks.
We don't need no stinking fence, we need Democrat voters. Rubio, Boenhner,etc.
More like slash and burn.
dumb butts
Hand and glove...
Why do peeps question Boner? (/rhet)
Boner is such a TEAParty playa. haha.
BS Boner. BS. Not the way the senate wants to give away the country.
Damn right!
In droves!
I hear those ads from "Americans for a Conservative Direction" ALL DAY LONG. Here's the funny part: The ads talk about nothing but "border security", the tightest border security ever. No welfare, no food stamps, no Obamacare, and on and on... So what happens when Americans find out - - and most eventually WILL find out - - it was all a bunch of lies?
The backlash will be awesome.
Of course, I certainly hope that shortly before any vote is taken on amnesty, a genuine conservatibe group will flood the market with one brutal ad calling the bill a pack of lies and exposing it for what it is - - a complete fraud.
i predicted too. this has all been kabuki theater for the conservatives. Boner has orchestrated this whole thing out all along. This was the endgame all along. I knew it, you knew it, most here knew it.
It was just good theater to get conservatives on board and placated, but it fell apart with Rubio lies and and Ryan lies and amnesty first, fence never.
There will be an accounting. The GOP-elite must lose their power and lose their seats. Then grassroots must run real conservatives and to hell with what the RNC says. We must be engaged locally to rid our areas of rinos and gop-elites, and then canvass to find good people from ALL walks of life and business - NOT JUST G-D LAWYERS - and get them in for a couple terms, BUT NOT FOREVER. WE KNOW THE PROBLEM DC HAS ON THOSE THERE "FOREVER".
So I guess the meeting was just to decide how to "trick conservatives"?
You got that right.
Here's an idea for the GOP-e - why not just enforce the existing immigration laws?? They used to work pretty well when the government enforced them.
Or, is that the problem with them, today?
IMO, the push for "immigration reform" is a push to create a permanent class of low information voters who will always support the left. Why Republicans think they will attract ANY of the illegal invaders is beyond me.
(Methinks the 'Pubbies should put down their drinks and sleep it off. Maybe tomorrow . . . . . . )
the fix has been in for a while. I think conservatives are wasting time in the GOP e
Those are unregistered democRATs! Boehner knows it too, he just doesn't care.
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Metta World Peace Injury Update
March 27, 2013 12:31 pm PDT
EL SEGUNDO - Lakers forward Metta World Peace, who injured his left knee in Monday night's game against the Warriors in Oakland, will have surgery tomorrow for a torn lateral meniscus.
The surgery will be performed by team doctors Steve Lombardo and Dan Kharrazi of the Kerlan-Jobe Orthopaedic Group in Los Angeles.
World Peace, who has averaged 12.8 points, 5.1 rebounds and 1.70 steals in 70 games (64 starts) this season, is expected to be out a minimum of six weeks.
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