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by D. Scott Croft/Sail-World Cruising on 16 Feb 2013
Tacoma, Washington has a successful record in waterfront economic development, waterway restoration, and public engagement, and is the site of the 2013 National Working Waterfronts & Waterways Symposium BoatUS Press Room
Waterfronts in the United States are being squeezed. Traditional activities once considered vital to coastal communities -- boat building, fishing, recreational boating and other water-dependent businesses -- must now compete for limited space on the shoreline. Residential development, zoning changes, shifting populations and energy production are just some of the pressures against a robust working waterfront. There's also a new factor -- more frequent, massive storm events -- that is inflicting massive change, begging the question: 'How should devastated areas be redeveloped?' And if so, what are the best uses for waterfront land?
While these concerns might be applicable in any part of the Western World, the USA is doing something about it by way of a symposium. All of the above topics and more will be presented at the National Working Waterfronts and Waterways Symposium in Tacoma, Washington on March 25-28 and presented by Washington / Oregon; Sea Grant Programs. Boat Owners Association of The United States BoatUS; is a Patron Co-Sponsor and created the first Working Waterfronts Symposium in 2007 to draw national attention to the critical loss of recreational boating access. Local policy makers, elected officials, government agencies, planners, economic development, tourism and marine interests, non-profit organizations, community activists, grassroots groups and interested citizens are all invited to attend.
Topics on deck include economic and social impacts of working waterfronts, successful local, regional, state and federal strategies to address working waterfront issues, the future of working waterfronts including the potential impacts of changing climate and how to keep water-dependant businesses commercially viable. Sessions include: Coastal Smart Growth Approaches, Government Funding Programs, Strategies for Recreational and Commercial Fishing, Dynamics of Port Sizes on the West Coast, Sustaining Small Community Waterfronts, as well as Financing Tools, Economic Strategies, Sustainable Seafood and Environmental issues and more.
In one panel, BoatUS Assistant Vice President of Government Affairs Ryck Lydecker will discuss the Federal Boating Infrastructure Grant (BIG) program that can help attract cruising boaters to local communities. Shepherded by BoatUS through Congress in1998, the program offers matching grants to build transient slips or moorage for people who travel by boat. 'The BIG Program is the off-ramp and safe parking lot that delivers the economic impact of passing boaters ashore,' said Lydecker.
Lydecker will also represent recreational boating in a symposium wrap-up session intended to chart a course for the future of the nation's working waterfronts.
The Symposium begins March 25 with a full day of field trips around the Tacoma waterfront region. For more information, go to http://depts.washington.edu/uwconf/workingwaterfronts/ or contact Nicole Fagin at email@example.com or 206-685-8286.
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D7100 for now D600s later?
To all
D7100 for now D600s later?
I have been a Nikon user for 20+ years. Had the D300 loved it, sorry to have sold it though. I sold it because of the announcement of the D600 several months ago. I am still waiting for the D600S—which I am sure will be released within a year or so. Anyway, in the meantime I am planning to get a D7100, which has many good reviews. My dilemma is what lens to get. I was thinking of the 16-85 which I had on my D300 and have sold that too. So my plan is:
D7100 for now
16-85 for now
When D600s comes out
Sell D7100 and 16-85
This is my main question
Get the 16-35 lens now and keep it when I go to FX? Bad move to use on a D7100?
Bodys come and go but lenses can last a lifetime.
I tend to gear towards wide angle shots--landscapes, waterfalls, etc. maybe 50% of the time the rest just general photo shots.
Much thanks in advance of any input.
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#6. "RE: D7100 for now D600s later?" | In response to Reply # 2JosephK Nikonian since 17th Apr 2006Tue 23-Apr-13 09:16 PM
>possible more focus points and focus speed.
This would seem highly unlikely. I don't recall Nikon ever having done this in an incremental upgrade on any body.
Joseph K
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50mm f/1.4 D, 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 VR, 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5 DX
#4. "RE: D7100 for now D600s later?" | In response to Reply # 0
It does not make an any sense to me. I would definitely get the D600 or D800 for wide-angle landscapes. You can always replace it in the future for future FX model (if there are really good reasons). If you are concerned about QA issues, take it easy. Most likely you will be fine. Make sure to get the camera from reputable seller with good return policy and don't shoot too much sky at f/22 in first couple of weeks.
In 99% you will be fine with perhaps one cleaning after some time (I always send my cameras to check&clean service to Nikon every year anyway).
The number of AF points is not an issue. The difference between 39 and 51 on FX is small. It is the FX vs DX thing that makes the difference. Anyway if you are shooting landscapes you definitely want to use liveview that gives you ultimate focus accuracy, unlimited number of AF points and no FF/BF issues. I don't think that future FX cameras will be able to give us significantly better AF coverage unless they fundamentally change the technology.
I would personally never replace 12 additional points for limited wide-angle lense options and especially cropped DX viewfinder. Especially for landscape photography.
#5. "RE: D7100 for now D600s later?" | In response to Reply # 0
I have the D7100 and am very happy with it. That being said, if I, like you, were planning to go FF in the next year or two, I would buy the D600 right now. A friend of mine has a D600 and we have compared quite a few shots between that camera and my D7100. In good light, they look very similar, but if you need the FF wide angle and low light performance, go with the D600. By the way, my friend's D600 has had no sensor garbage problems in the 3-4 months he has had it.
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#7. "RE: D7100 for now D600s later?" | In response to Reply # 0
>I tend to gear towards wide angle shots--landscapes, waterfalls,
>etc. maybe 50% of the time the rest just general photo shots.
Sounds like you would benefit from going FX right now and skip the DX completely.
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#8. "RE: D7100 for now D600s later?" | In response to Reply # 0
There have not been that many 's' models. The D300s and D3s added video, which was a new evolving technology and a very critical marketing issue. The D300 and D3 were caught in a world where they pretty much became the only DLSRs that did not shoot video.
Very arguably the D700 should have had an 's' model video upgrade but it didn't, and I think that reflects the reluctance of Nikon to do those 's' model upgrades.
Prior to that you have to go back to the D2h, which was a much maligned camera that never lived up to its low noise/low sensor density claims (that camera is a complicated subject). Other than that, in recent memory...
The 39 af points is most likely a price differentiation issue. Not a good candidate for driving an 's' model unless Nikon feels they are at such a competitive disadvantage that they *have* to do it.
Just to say if you are waiting for a D600s you may well wait until the D600 successor, according to the odds. Unless you think there is something that is a major marketing hurdle that needs to be added well before the next regular update.
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#9. "RE: D7100 for now D600s later?" | In response to Reply # 8zx14 Registered since 28th Nov 2011Tue 23-Apr-13 11:12 PM
I was debating the same thing, the D7100 or the D600. I went with the D600 and so glad I did. High ISO is amazing on this camera compared to the D90 and D7000 I was shooting with before. ISO6400 on the D600 looks as good as ISO1600 on the D7000. I find myself leaving the 28-300VR on the camera for shots I would have been using a f/1.8 lens to get on the other cameras. I bought the refurb D600 from Adorama, only $300 more than the D7100 with the Adorama VIP extended warranty. I totally understand now why everyone says go full frame. It is worth every penny.
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#10. "RE: D7100 for now D600s later?" | In response to Reply # 0
I am in a similar position, trying to decide on whether to buy a new body. My thoughts and priorities may be a bit different than yours, but why do you assume you need FX for wide angle? The Nikon 10-24DX or 12-24DX will give you almost the same angle of view on the D7100 as the 16-35FX will on a D600 (the 10-24DX will be wider). The DX combination is also cheaper, lighter and benefits from a better AF system with the AF points spread much wider across the frame than the D600.
If you 'loved' the D300, then the D7100 seems to be an upgrade in most areas, and you can always enjoy the anticipation of a D400 later this year
For me, a priority is the weight and bulk of the kit, and that is pushing me towards the D7100 at the moment, although I haven't pulled the trigger on the purchase.
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#11. "RE: D7100 for now D600s later?" | In response to Reply # 10Wed 24-Apr-13 09:31 AM
My OH has a d7000 and it's a great camera, though to me it feels noticably different to the d600 (the 600 feels a lot better in my paws).
The biggest difference though is the viewfinder. There's just no comparison. With the 7000, even using uwa, I feel like I'm looking at the scene; with the 600 I feel like I am in it.
#12. "RE: D7100 for now D600s later?" | In response to Reply # 10poc Registered since 08th Jan 2008Wed 24-Apr-13 09:44 AM
This seems to be a pure DX or FX decision. Unless you have a need/want to shoot both, the transition will not benefit you. In your position, I would choose one or the other.
I ultimately went with the D600 and kept the D7000 as my backup. Sold most of my pure DX lenses and only kept the 16-85. Bill is correct in my opinion, there are some nice wide DX lenses.
As far as FX, you will definitely increase the bulk of your kit significantly (physically and financially) if you go with the top of the line lenses. I am greatly enjoying the new 18-35 for my landscape work as well as a couple of very small primes. These keep my FX kit light and comfortable for hiking.
Bill makes some excellent points, however, having owned both D300s and D7000, they are very different cameras in terms of feel, controls, etc. While the D7th is an upgrade of sorts to the D300, I don't look at it as a linear upgrade (ie.D7000 to D7100).
IMO, decide which direction you want to go and do it. You never know if and when new models will arrive. Enjoy the moment. If you need/want FX, go in that direction with the D600 or D800. Without a compelling reason for FX, get the D7100 and ignore FX.
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#14. "RE: D7100 for now D600s later?" | In response to Reply # 10MysticCowboy Registered since 27th Oct 2012Thu 25-Apr-13 01:16 AM
There is a difference between DX and FX models when it comes to wide angle. They don't have the same angle of view, counting in the 1.5 crop factor. They have the same field of view. At most focal length you won't notice the difference between them, but a super-wide angles it's there.
Say you have a 12mm DX lens and an 18mm FX lens. Yes, you'll get the same width of frame, but the 12mm lens will give a greater depth of field, generally produce more edge distortion as well make close objects, like the foreground feature in a classic landscape, appear closer and more separated from the distant features in the scene.
If you don't shoot landscapes or interiors, this probably won't be a big deal. I do, and it is for me. I went with the D600 and don't look back. OTH, if you shoot sports or wildlife, that 1.5 crop factor comes in mighty handy.
The other consideration is shooting available low light. The D7100 would have been amazing just 4 years ago, But the D600 will give you about 2 stops less noise. I also shoot theater, where flash is not allowed.
BTW, I needed one sensor cleaning, as I got a very early mode D600l. Some 7500 shots later, my photos are free of sensor crud.
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#15. "RE: D7100 for now D600s later?" | In response to Reply # 14briantilley Nikonian since 26th Jan 2003Thu 25-Apr-13 06:11 AM
>Say you have a 12mm DX lens and an 18mm FX lens. Yes, you'll
>get the same width of frame...
>... but the 12mm lens will give a greater depth of field
Yes, you'll get greater depth of field on DX if the framing and aperture are the same, but this is down purely to the sensor siuze, not the lens.
>...generally produce more edge distortion
This isn't really a "DX vs. FX" thing - some lens designs simply produce more distortions than others. I certainly know some FX lenses that display pretty bad distortion!
>...as well make close objects, like the foreground feature in a
>classic landscape, appear closer and more separated from the
>distant features in the scene.
That's not true, I'm afraid. You're talking about perspective, and that depends solely on the relative distances of the elements of the scene, not on the lens or the camera.
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#16. "RE: D7100 for now D600s later?" | In response to Reply # 14nrothschild Registered since 25th Jul 2004Thu 25-Apr-13 07:17 AM
Hi Michael,
I shoot FX and DX. I have a little different perspective on this.
First, my use of "angle of view" and "Field of view" are identical. Perhaps you might want to elaborate on your usage of those terms.
If I shoot a scene on a tripod at 12mm DX and 18mm FX I will get *essentially exactly* the same perspective and object sizes, except for minor differences in the lenses. It is very difficult to get two lenses at the precise respective focal lengths. And even if the tripod is not moved, slight differences in camera size could result in very minor differences.
This sort of comparison is typically done with two different lenses, or the same lens zoomed to try to approximate the intended focal lengths. There are variances in labeled focal lengths and reported EXIF focal lengths.
There are also variances in the pincushion or barrel distortion of the lenses, or the same lens at radically different focal lengths (such as 12mm/18mm). But these are not fundamental FX/DX differences. They vary by lens and each lens stands on its own in this regard.
My D300 has 100% viewfinder coverage, but my D700 only 95%. That alone makes it almost impossible to shoot the same scene in a precisely comparable manner.
The relationship between near and far objects (perspective) is solely based on working distance, not focal length. Theory agrees with my own observations. I've gone into all this to try to account for the differences you suggest.
As far as "edge distortion", again this is a lens specific issue. Any given FX lens, at 18mm, might have more or less distortion than any given DX lens at 12mm. If that were a primary concern it would require careful study and selection of lenses before deciding on a format.
I agree the 12mm lens will have greater depth of field (DOF). But as a landscape photographer you should consider that an advantage for DX, not a disadvantage.
In the case where the absolute minimum DOF is desired, then FX has a one stop advantage because it "loses" almost exactly a full stop of DOF when the scenes are equalized for perspective and FOV. And that is the only fair comparison.
For landscape work, a certain amount of DOF is required in order to keep the desired near and far objects in focus. That requires the FX lens to be stopped down one more stop than the DX lens in order to achieve comparable FOV.
That extra stop down halves the shutter speed, assuming ISO is held constant. If you shoot from a tripod this is not a problem but in any hand held shooting this actually tends to equalize DX and FX.
You suggest that the difference between the high ISO performance of the D7100 and D600 is two stops. DXO rates it as about 1 1/3 stops. FX has an inherent advantage of almost exactly one stop over DX, in terms of high ISO performance. For example, if you shoot the D600 in DX mode and then FX mode and then test the noise levels (at a standard output size) it will work out to that one stop.
That one stop advantage only works if you do not care about DOF, or want to minimize DOF, or are basically happy with the DOF you get from your respective lenses wide open.
But as soon as you equalize DX and FX for comparable DOF you lose most or all of the high ISO advantage .
You can also lose a stop or so on FX when using a different lens to achieve the longer 1.5x required focal length since lenses generally get slower wide open as they get longer. Depends on the focal lengths of course, and the selected lens(es).
You can shoot 50mm DX or 85mm FX and get about the same FOV and both are available as f/1.4 prime lenses. But if you want to shoot 85mm DX, then you need about 135mm FX and there you will not find an f/1.4 lens. If you are using a 70-200/2.8 then you are at f/2.8 on both formats and not a problem, but with less "low light performance" than the fast primes.
In your theater example, if you are shooting only one actor then FX has that 1 - 1.3 stop advantage. If, however, you are shooting two actors at different working distances and you need to stop down to get both in focus you have lost most or all of the FX advantage, assuming both cameras are of the same era and same inherent noise levels.
At the resolutions of the current sensors, diffraction is a real issue, especially with landscape shots that require DOF far beyond the typical diffraction limits. In principle FX has an advantage here because the same image resolution (pixel count) can be achieved with larger pixels. However, if you have to stop down to maintain comparable DOF then, again, that advantage is lost!
As I mentioned, I shoot FX, I like FX, but I also recognize that DX and FX are closer - in many real world situations - than most people think. And in my particular case, my D700 is inherently less noisy than my D300. With today's offerings that may not necessarily be true, and at least according to DXO's numbers the differences are only about 1/3 stop.
Interestingly, according to DXO's Dynamic Range numbers -the most important spec for a landscape shooter working at base ISO - the Dynamic Range of the DX D7100 significantly exceeds the FX D3x and D4. It is, however, about a half stop under the D600. Again, illustrating that many of these differences are more camera model specific than format specific.
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#13. "RE: D7100 for now D600s later?" | In response to Reply # 0
Forget the D600.
It is a good camera with excellent performance but you have such a fear of it, based on past posting history that you would probably always be leary of it possibly getting dust on the sensor.
The D7100 is an excellent camera also and one that you will probably give a fair chance to.
But, seriously, you loved the D300s, why not get another since they are so cheap right now? For your landscape work, high iso noise will not be a problem and you have 2 lenses for it now. A higher res camera would be held back by anything less than great lenses. The 50 is good if the G version and not so good wide open on the D version. Both are very good stopped down.
It is not cost effective to move to DX higher res for a limited time and then start a new lenses collection in a few months for FX. A used D700 would be really nice if you decide on FX so you do not have to change formats in a few months.
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#17. "RE: D7100 for now D600s later?" | In response to Reply # 13Fri 26-Apr-13 10:24 AM | edited Fri 26-Apr-13 10:24 AM by stash
I gone through this much too long and decided to get the D7100. I wanted the D600 but as someone stated here "It would always be in the back of my mind about the dust issue" and you are right. I also did some figuring on cost.
D600 2,000 + 16-35 lens---3,359.00
A difference of 1,530 with my selections. Is this "at this time worth it"? I mean 1,530.00 is quite a bit of change. I have decided no for me. Therefore, for now I will use the D7100—with my 50mm 1.8 and 70-300 VR. In addition, I might possibly get the 35mm 1.8 DX lens for 200.00—not a bad price. Which will give me about 52.5mm.
I remember early in the 80's I bought one of the first autofocus cameras "Minolta 7000 I think it was. I used it for years with only a 50mm lens, did not even consider a zoom" and had a great time and learned a lot.
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#18. "RE: D7100 for now D600s later?" | In response to Reply # 17mirek21 Registered since 05th Mar 2013Fri 26-Apr-13 12:26 PM
>D600 2,000 + 16-35 lens---3,359.00
>A difference of 1,530 with my selections.
Not sure why are you comparing these two combos.
FX consumer zoom similar to the 16-85 3.5-5.6G is not the 16-35 f/4G VR (that's a quite unique wide-angle zoom, roughly equivalent to 12-24 f/4 DX on DX, but better, cheaper and with VR), but the 24-85 3.5-4.5G and the cost is cheaper than the cost of the 16-85 DX.
In fact as the D7100 has much higher pixel density than the D600 you need much better glass to fully utilise the resolution. The D600 works fine with cheap lenses from film-era.
Yes, there is $800 difference between the bodies, but you get much better camera for that money. If you have $800 there is no reason why to prefer DX.
#19. "RE: D7100 for now D600s later?" | In response to Reply # 18RRRoger Charter MemberTue 07-May-13 11:41 AM | edited Tue 07-May-13 11:47 AM by RRRoger
I have a D7100, D600, and D800.
If I were you, I would upgrade to a D700.
Or if you have the money get a D800 and be done with it.
Probably more camera than you will ever use/need in your lifetime.
I would gladly trade my D7100 + D600 for a D800e.
I would get the 28-300.
I have two of them on any 2 of my cameras all the time.
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Onawa, Iowa (map) | (712) 423-2829
Sites: 112 | Latest Rate: $26.00 | 19 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $26.00
Clean, well-laid out park. Easy in and out from interstate. Great rate and easy and fast check-in. Sewer connections at each site made showers and RR use unnecessary. - RBD-FL
Jun 2015 - $16.00
LCSP is located on 250-acre Blue Lake, called an 'oxbow' because it was formed by the meanderings of the Missouri River years ago. This Iowa DNR (Department of Natural Resources) campground has level, paved roads, lots of lawn space and was well maintained. The campground felt safe and secure with full-time camp hosts as well as DNR rangers present. The RV sites were all level gravel with a fire ring and picnic table. Large cottonwood trees shade most of the campsites. There is an older but modern, well-ventilated rest room/shower house that plays weatherband radio broadcasts 24 hours a day. No WiFi. Good antenna TV reception from both Omaha & Sioux City. Several hydrants are located around the park for drinking water and there are two dump stations.
There are 100 electric only back-in sites and 12 full hookup, pull-thru sites. Over 50 of the sites backup directly onto the lakeshore. Half of the campsites are available on a first-come, first-serve walk-up basis. Advance campsite reservations can be booked through the Iowa State Parks Reserve American campground website. With the fees for camping in Iowa's state parks being so reasonable, it gets full quickly on weekends and holidays, so get there or book early.
LCSP also has a beach, a dock with double boat ramps, more than 30 acres of picnic grounds, hiking trails and a playground. . - OTR-again
Jun 2015 - $20.00
We arrived without a reservation. Directions unclear on how to sign in but host was helpful once we found her. Signs confusing and had hard time figuring out if a site was occupied. Beautiful sites along the lake. Not sure why previous reviewer had leveling issues - many sites flat and easy to access. Utilities were fine. Pretty walk along the lake. Nice kids area. Lots of sites labelled as occupied are, in fact, available. - rudyhehn
Onawa, Iowa (map) | (712) 420-1034
Sites: 12 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jun 2014 - $15.00
Nice and new! Quiet. The green-grass campsites are very wide; another trailer could fit between each site. Built in 2012, the campgrounds on the northwest corner of the fairgrounds is not yet on Google maps. But you can see it from Google Earth - just use the address 105 15th Street North. Trees have been planted, but none are large enough to cast shade or privacy yet. Picnic tables can be requested. Fire rings are also available on request. There is no on-site campground host, so calling ahead would be a good idea. The campground is flat, the gravel road is flat, and the gravel campsites are flat. Being new the gravel depth is more shallow than old campgrounds, but is very well maintained. Each back-in site is oriented west-east and is long enough for a big motor home with a towed vehicle. The sites on the west side of the main road have a small curb on the west end, and could be used for pull-throughs for some trailers. All sites have electricity for anyone staying - 50 amp and 30 amp and 20 amp. Water to fill your tanks is available only at the south east corner and a hose there may not be available. Bathroom without showers is available on the fairgrounds, not in the campground - AKA "quite a hike". No dump station at all. Outside of town there are 3 options -- 1) Lewis & Clark State Park. 2) KOA. 3) on Interstate I-29 and just SOUTH of Onawa at the rest stops (both North and south bound). Children and dogs are welcome, but there are not play areas for them. Nearby attractions include Lewis & Clark's keelboat Museum and replica boat on lake. Within a short drive are the Loess Hills made from centuries of windblown dirt. North is Sergeant Floyd Monument (only person to die on Lewis & Clark expedition) and Sioux City's famous Palmer Candy Company. One thing to note, the campground supervisor has another job preparing taxes. So if you need help in April, be persistent and have patience. We will return. - AluminumCloud
Onawa, Iowa (map) | (712) 423-1633
Sites: 114 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 35 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $45.00
This park is a tired old KOA. All the best water front sites seem to be permanent and taken. Our pull through was plenty long and level, but needed gravel. Didn't want mats on grass, but we just had dirt which turned into mud after rain. Some gravel for a patio area would be nice. Turn into park had metal posts at border of driveway which made it hard to turn into drive without going way over into the next lane of the road, then onto the grass to avoid hitting the post. They were there on exit drive too, so fortunately nobody was coming from the direction we were turning so we could take the entire roadway to keep from hitting the post. I think the price was too high for what you get - no cable and slow wifi. I made a reservation on their web site for a 30&50 amp pull through site but when I told them I needed 50 amp upon checking in, they asked for more money. - padre
Jun 2016 - $39.00
Nice journey Campground on a lake. - GFoxH
Aug 2015 - $8.00
Rate reflected was by using KOA points. This is very nice park, in a beautiful setting, right on the lake.
Three things are needed here, and they are, by no means, the park's fault.
1. Water pressure regulator for very high water pressure.
2. A very good water filter. The water is orange, and even double filtering for us did not work.
3. Bug spray. TONS of mosquitoes. Hubby got eaten alive, and I was killing them in the RV, even with peppermint oil on all the screens.
We arrived a day early, and the very sweet hostess was kind enough to accommodate us.
We had a HUGE pull through, by an alfalfa field, that allowed us to get rooftop satellite. The park was easily maneuverable with our 35' fifth wheel, and long bed dually.
A negative of this park is, the county road out front has pretty heavy traffic at times, and vehicles drive very fast on it. It didn't bother us much, as we were in a spot away from the road.
They have a pool, a .50 cent a game pool table, and horseshoes, none of which we used.
We would definitely return! - Mr&MrsFulltimers
Onawa, Iowa (map) | (712) 423-1387
Sites: 44 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 132 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $32.00
Easy on/off I29. Long pull through sites. Owners were very friendly and helpful. For being so close to the Interstate, it was relatively quiet. One of the nicest overnight stays we have had. Would definitely recommend to anyone traveling through NW Iowa and in need of a place to stay. - vt3fan
Jul 2016 - $36.00
Overnight stay. Easy to find. Check-in was easy. Owners (husband and wife) very friendly. Escorted to site. Solid gravel road, well maintained. Lots of shade trees throughout park. Partial shade, pull-thru gravel, level site with grassy sides and ample room on both sides. Able to get satellite. Utilities easy to connect. Good water pressure. Open field in rear of park to walk pets. Bathrooms looked clean (did not use). Easy to maneuver 43' motorhome w/tow. - RTM
Jul 2016 - $34.00
Easy in out from the interstate but very little noise. Beautiful majestic trees line the lanes and provide a lot of shade but if you need open sky for satellite, they have sites like that too. Many pull thrus with few back ins on one side. We were escorted to our site and the owner lined us up perfectly straight with the perfect amount of distance to the pedestal. Water pressure was strong. Owners are the best - helpful, low key and hospitable. They helped us with a fridge problem. After a bad storm with strong winds, they were out early in the morning cleaning up the debris and tree branches on the sites. Nice big dog park. Sites are hard packed gravel with grass in between. There's pride of ownership in this park. We would gladly stay here again. - Flippitti
Smithland, Iowa (map) | (712) 889-2215
Sites: 31 | Latest Rate: $18.00 | 1 Reviews
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No reservations accepted, walk-in only. Quiet peaceful campground with walking trails through beautiful wooded area. Walking/horse trails are not for the weak or frail! These trails have some very steep hills. Trails are well marked and wide. Water is not the best, so we did not use it in our camper, definitely would need a water filter system if you hooked up to the hydrant. I boiled water to make baggie omelets, and had a good amount of sediment in the bottom of my pan when I dumped it. Restrooms/showers were rustic, but clean and had good pressure for showers. Road entering campground is dirt and very steep and had large washed out ruts along the side of it. I would worry about getting out pulling a camper if it rained very much. Small pond for fishing. I would definitely come again, very nice place. - livin'the_life
Little Sioux, Iowa (map) | (712) 649-2594
Sites: 21 | 7 Reviews
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Jun 2013 - $0.00
This campground is no longer accepting off the road campers, nor is it honoring Passport America. The manager did, however, recommend a campground down the road. - bones1941
May 2011 - $12.00
Gated and nice, but rather tough to pull out due to large trees. We paid $12.50 for a Passport America Rate. Would definitely stay here again. It is a full-timer park but very nice people and owners are very nice. - tbg
Sep 2010 - $12.00
Most people who stay here own the space they are in so there are a lot of personal items around each rig. The manager was really nice and led us to our spot in her golf cart. They were very accommodating about accepting mail or FedEx which helps when you are on the road. We did not have sewer but they do have a dump site which we did not use. We would stay here again and recommend this to others as it was quiet. We had a bit of trouble finding it due to the road construction but that won't happen forever. - rolling homeless
Sloan, Iowa (map) | (712) 428-9466
Sites: 10 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 4 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $15.00
An easy overnight stop 3-4 miles west of I-29, with no road noise. The casino has 20/30/50 amp hookup spaces in parking lot at north end of property. No water that I saw, but there is a free dump station. Wide, long parking sites, in which we were able to easily park our 40' motorhome and toad. Short walk to casino, which had a daily soup and salad bar available in the buffet from 5-9pm for $3.99. The convenience store on the casino grounds had diesel fuel for 15-20¢ a gallon less than the fuel stops we saw that day, while on I-70 and I-29 for 350 miles. The access to the separate "truck pumps" from the RV parking area is very easy. - Teacher's Pet
Sep 2014 - $15.00
Excellent for what it is. 50 amp electric only. Wide paved level spaces and power is adequate. Appears to be security presence. They park idling semis away from the RVs, which is nice, but the truckers are in an unpaved gravel and mud lot. Not nice for them at all. On the other hand, they don't have to pay for the privilege. There are no restrooms in the RV area. There is a dump available but did not use it. You are parked in a parking lot, not a golf course. A little expensive for a casino, though. They raised the price on the sites. Only 2 were occupied when we were there. Lots of semis though. - bluesnugs
May 2013 - $10.00
Great stopover spot. Electric only in paved lot. Check in with teller cage and security for unlocking of power pedestal. - Teacher's Pet
2787 Co. Rd. G Tekamah, Nebraska 68061 (map) | (402)374-1727
Sites: 67 | Latest Rate: $17.00 | 1 Reviews
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May 2016 - $17.00
This is a small recreation area that doesn't take reservations. The sites are well-spaced and level. Some sites are on the lake. The lake is for fishing, canoeing, swimming, etc. All boats are allowed, but there is a 5 m.p.h. speed limit. There is also a fish cleaning station for those who fish. Thirty of the campsites have electricity, the rest are for dry camping/tenting. It is a very quiet, peaceful setting, but if you are coming for the weekend, get there early as spots fill up quickly. Our Verizon MiFi worked very well, but AT&T phones did not work at all. - Bobbi1948


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I hope the CREST TOOTHPASTE CO is not connected with this SCAM in anyway, I use the product and would be really unhappy if the Crest Company is in on this Rip-Off.
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text: the commish THE COMPLETE FIRST SEASON Studio: Anchor Bay Entertainment Air Date: 1991-1992 U.S. Rating: NR Canadian Rating: NR Total Disc Length: 1029 minutes Genre: Crime Comedy-Drama Aspect Ratio:[*] 1.33:1 full screen Colour/B&W: Colour Audio:[*] English Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo Subtitles: None Closed Captioned: Yes SLP: US $59.98 Release Date: NOW Show Rating: / Starring: Michael Chiklis (Commissioner Anthony "Tony" J. Scali), Theresa Saldana (Rachel Scali), Geoffrey Nauffts (Officer Stan Kelly), David Paymer (Arnie Metzger) Guest Stars: Eric McCormack, Leah Remini, Scott Wolf, Ernest Borgnine, Darren McGavin, Telly Savalas Created by: Stephen J. Cannell and Stephen Kronish. Once again, Anchor Bay Entertainment has released another excellent TV series from the vaults of Stephen Cannell Productions. The Commish, a hit series on ABC airing from 1991 through 1995, is one of the latest Cannell releases from Anchor Bay. Look for an upcoming review of the Cannell Production The Hunter which is also now available. The story of The Commish revolves around Tony Scali, a former Brooklyn cop who now serves as police commissioner for a small upstate city. He is a man who has intelligence and wits on the job but also likes to bend the rules. He's a tough and compassionate boss as well as a loving husband and father. These qualities shine when he deals with the public; he has a high respect for those who are socially disadvantaged and makes sure their needs are cared for, while at the same time ensures he's tough on those who continually break the law and is committed to keeping these troublemakers off the streets. The character of Tony is played by Michael Chiklis. His performance is phenomenal and I can't think of anyone better for the role. His charm, charisma, and emotions are sent to the viewer as very convincing. It was his performance that pulled me into the series. The pilot episode is included in this six disc set and runs about twice as long as the typical 47 minute episode. It is this episode where Chiklis really shines and sets the pace for most of the episodes following. I'll have to be honest, but this is my most favourite pilot episode of all pilots I've seen. There is a perfect mixture of humour, tension and drama for the making a successful series. Thereafter, the writing of each episode is somewhat hit and miss – but more hits than misses. Sometimes an episode tries to be too funny it comes across as being dumb (In The Best of Families), but most of the time they keep to the darker side of crime and showing the heavy burden Tony has of being a commissioner (Skeletons). Strangely enough, there is an idea in this season that could have been banked on by any television studio much earlier – the idea of reality television. In the 20th episode titled Video Vigilante, the executive of a television station claims the future of television is "Reality-TV". This conclusion is based on the ultra-high ratings from his viewers when the tapes of the video vigilante (a man who both stops and commits crimes on tape) are aired. Too bad someone else didn't get on the program sooner. This set includes three slimcases packaged with two discs each, all placed in a surrounding cardboard slipcase. As with the previously released Silk Stalkings: The Complete First Season, there is no booklet accompanying this set. The episode details are listed on reverse of each slimcase. Episodes for season one includes: Disc One [*] Pilot Episode – The Commish[*] In the Best of Families[*] Do You See What I See Disc Two [*] The Poisoned Tree[*] Nothing To Fear But…[*] Behind The Screen Door[*] The Hatchet Disc Three [*] Two Confessions[*] Commissioner's Ball[*] No Greater Gift[*] The Fourth Man Disc Four [*] Charlie Don't Surf[*] Skeletons[*] The Wicked Flee[*] True Believers Disc Five [*] Officer April[*] Sex, Lies and Kerosene[*] Judgement Day[*] Shoot The Breeze Disc Six [*] Video Vigilante[*] The Puck Stops Here VIDEO QUALITY / At first I was jumping for joy! The pilot episode looked very clean and polished, seemingly coming from film as its source. In its original 4:3 ratio, it looks like a new production. There is never a moment of over saturation in colour or not enough (or too much) contrast. Edge enhancement is not a bother and neither are compression artefacts. The pilot episode gets an A+! Next, I viewed the second episode. Wow. What a disappointment. The quality went from A+ to a C. The opening credits look absolutely horrible (I'd give it a D) because of the amount of noise and digitization affecting this copied sequence. The rest of the episode was…noisy. Almost all of the episodes lack the rest of the fantastic resolution seen on the pilot episode. These episodes are very acceptable to watch, they just don't shine like the pilot episode does. Like the other Cannell releases, these episodes seem to be sourced from tape but don't suffer from excessive dot crawl as Silk Stalkings did. Sometimes compression artefacts are a concern and there is less definition on some episodes over others. Sometimes colours just don't seem right either. After what I thought was going to be the best looking set out of all of the Cannell Productions thus far, The Commish's picture quality is only a hair above the rest of them, which is in the end is just above average. AUDIO QUALITY / This Dolby Digital 2.0 stereo soundtrack is not stereo at all. 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At least now this series can be had in your collection with all 21 episodes in one box. While I wish the picture quality was better on the season episodes, I still must give thanks to Anchor Bay for doing such a fine job releasing these Cannell Production series. Michael Osadciw 05.01.11


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ALEC DEFRAWNY Wilhelmina tct emodel options edge industry ripoff Orlando Florida
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Last year, you humiliated me in front of others, who's laughing now.
Alec, get ready for prison it won't be long and I will be there when you get sentenced for scamming the world.
I will refresh your memory of what you did to me. We were at Brio's and you and Dave Elliot, Joe Gomez and his father were talking business.
I arrived with my fiance and you were immediately drawn to her. After a few drinks and dinner I went to the restroom where you followed.
You kept asking me about my fiance in a sexual manner joking around, I didn't know how to take it.
While you and I were at the urinals you leaned over asked me how big I am when erect, I was embarassed and felt uncomfortable but answered anyway. You showed me yours and asked me what I thought of it.
Alec, I am not gay so why did you do that. We get back to the dinner table and you start motioning over to the guys that I have a small member, they start laughing and my fiance noticed.
It caused alot of tension in our relationship because she thinks I'm bi. Why did you want to know how big I am? You ruined my confidence. This scam of of yours is almost over.
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WASHINGTON— Sen. Ted Cruz failed to disclose two loans obtained during his 2012 run for Senate, first reported by the New York Times.
Cruz and his wife Heidi, a managing director for Goldman Sachs on leave for the campaign, tout their dedication to Cruz's first Senate run, contributing more than $1 million of personal funds to the campaign. But some of that money may have come from undisclosed loans from Goldman Sachs, Mrs. Cruz's employer, and Citibank, the report said.
The loans totaled $1 million, without an express purpose, according to The Times, and neither were reported to the Federal Election Committee. The FEC requires such disclosures to ensure candidates don't get better rates from lenders. The 3 percent interest rates were in line with most loans granted at the time, according to The Times.
The Cruz campaign said he was not hiding anything and would file corrected reports, if necessary. The funds were reported on other public disclosure forms, Cruz and aides said.
After a rally Wednesday night in Dorchester, S.C., Cruz downplayed the lapse.
"Heidi and I when we ran for Senate we made the decision to put our liquid net worth into the campaign. So we did so through a combination of savings, liquidating our savings, [and] selling assets," he told reporters. "Then we had a brokerage account that has a standard margin loan like any brokerage account has and we borrowed against the stocks and assets that we had under ordinary terms. Those loans have been disclosed over and over and over again on multiple filings. If it was the case that they were not filed exactly as the FEC requires then we'll amend the filings. But all of the information has been public and transparent for many years and that's the end of that."
Asked whether he considered the mistake major or not, he said, "It is an inadvertent filing question.… It is not complicated. Our finances are not complicated. We put in the entirety of our savings. We did so through a combination of savings accounts and assets and taking a margin loan against other assets. Those facts are clear and transparent. A technical an inadvertent filing error does not change that."
Cruz spokeswoman Catherine Frazier also played down the lack of disclosure, emphasizing that the Goldman Sachs loan was taken against the couple's own assets. The campaign has asked the FEC for advice on how to amend the senator's forms, she said.
"This was not borrowed money … This was all his personal money," secured against other assets she told reporters. "Now we realize that we should have disclosed it."


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It wasn't until the beginning of Stargate SG-1's fourth season that fans knew to take the Replicator threat seriously. The spidery nasties had only seemed like one of many new enemies introduced in previous years. But when the one seemingly omnipotent backbone of the galaxy was asking Earth for help, clearly we were in real trouble! In fact, the team's list of enemies expanded and got far more complicated this year. Proving without a shadow of a doubt that this is science fiction, the Russians reveal they have their own Stargate program and ask the Americans for help. This twist allows for exploration of all the political machinations occurring behind the scenes of the SG-C, all of which appear to stem from the embittered Senator Kinsey (Ronny Cox).
There were quite a few Earth-based stories in the year, but not all the new enemies were originally local. Willie Garson comically guest-starred as Martin, a geekily suspicious guy with too much knowledge of the Stargate. More sinister was an old flame of Daniel's turning into something far more painful than an old wound (thanks to an ancient Egyptian curse). Thankfully, the writers hadn't forgotten the importance of one-off storylines too. In "Upgrades" the team learns a lesson in abuse of power. In "The Other Side" (featuring DS9's Rene Auberjonois) they learn about blind trust. In "Scorched Earth" a dangerous claim for a planet's ownership means they learn to value Daniel's contribution to the group dynamic. If only this last lesson were learned better, season 5 might not have ended up as muddled as it did. --Paul Tonks --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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These are just a handful of the amazing new stories that occurred this year. It seems that Col. O'Neill (Richard Dean Anderson), Maj. Carter, Dr. Jackson (Michael Shanks), and Teal'c (Christopher Judge) can never catch a break. This year, not only have their alien enemies become more powerful than ever, especially Apophis (Peter Williams), their enemies on Earth have truly become a threat. Senator Kinsey (Ronny Cox), the man who tried to shut down the SGC in Season 1, has been linked to the rogue sector of the NID, the civillian organization responsible for the theft of numerous alien technologies over the last few years.
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The most unusual set was in the season opener "Small Victories" in which O'Neill and Teal'c do battle with the Replicators on board a Russian submarine, it really is a Russian submarine.
I thought one of the most unusual characters was that of the Goa'uld Osiris, portrayed by Anna-Louise Plowman (the best role I've seen her in). In this one a former colleague of Daniel Jackson's, Sarah Gardner, is finally revealed to have been posessed by the Osiris symbiote after examining some Egyptian artifacts at their University. Plowman does that role so well, its a shame we don't see her more often. You always have Richard Dean Anderson doing his oddball bit, the best guest oddball was Willie Garson in "Point of no Return", playing the part of a delusional little guy who thinks he's an alien, turns out he is. That story was fun but definitely not one of the more serious episodes of the season.
What this DVD is offering is unique in that it gives you commentaries for every episodes. What ever advice they told these writers, directors and others before the commentary should be extended to the rest of the entertainment industries. The lively banter is entertaining and makes you wish you could have been there to lend a hand. Peter Deluise (who if you are a certain age will remember his stint on 21 Jump Street) was particularly entertaining in his commentaries as a director and creative influence to the series. In the episode Prodigy he even goaded his fellow commenters to sing the lyrics to the theme song which might not be up for any awards but was a perfect example of the fun they had creating this series.
This was a great season for any science fiction series, and although one might blame them from ripping off from other plots scattered through out time such as Window of Opportunity which was groundhog day in space, or Beneath the Surface which resembled Metropolis with some dirt they added their own panache.
Richard Dean Anderson, Michael Shanks, Amanda Tappings and Christopher Judge are a each pretty fun to watch. Shanks shined particularly in 'The first One' (enemy mine with an even greater language barrier) and 'the Curse'.
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After a few months of these shenanigans I refinanced to get away from them. They were paid off on 10/29/2012, yet STILL on their website show an open loan. They told me not to worry, they need six months to do the satisfaction. I have done refinances before, it never took six months. My guess is that they are going to attempt to foreclose on a paid off loan, as they have been known to do in the past.
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Like Molly, there are no rules over what's sold as Spice. The five chemicals most often used in making it are controlled substances. But what's in one package may be different from what's in the next, Moses says. "The active ingredient may not be the same."
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