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The median home value in Camden, DE is $116,200.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $139,000.
The national median home value is $170,100.
The average price of homes sold in Camden, DE is $116,200.
Approximately 70.27% of Camden homes are owned,
compared to 16.61% rented, while
13.12% are vacant.
Camden real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Camden real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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Call office for showings!! See showing instructions!! Four parcels with four tax map numbers. Sold together. Total consists of approximately 200 +/- acres. Tax parcel number NM-00-10800-01-0201-000 consists of 110.30 +/- acres wooded with pond and trails,wildlife area great for hunting. Tax parcel number NM-00-10800-01-0200-000 consists of 82.80 +/- acres of tillable with ranch home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage, Florida room. Home is rented. Also includes pole barn and equipment shed. Barn had 4 stalls and a pond. Tax parcel # NM-00-10800-01-0300-000 is 2 acres tillable or a building lot. No site evaluation. Tax parcel # NM-00-10800-01-0202-000 is 4.8 acres building lot or tillable land. Agricultural lease in place. 24 hour notice needed to see house. Property taxes stated above does not include all 4 parcels. Property sale may be subject to roll back taxes if use is changed. Road frontage and taxes stated above are an estimate. Cross listed as residential mls#6096453.
Call office for showings!! See showing instructions!! Subject consists of 4 parcels with 4 tax numbers. 200+/-acres, 2 barns, 1 equipment shed, 2 ponds, crop land and hunting/wooded land, 2 building lots. Tax parcel NM-00-10800-01-0200-000 consists of house,out buildings, 82+/- acres tillable. Tax parcel NM-00-10800-01-0201-000 consists of 110+/- acres wooded/wildlife. Tax parcel NM-00-10800-01-0202-000 consists of 4.8 +/- acres tillable building lot. Tax parcel NM-00-10800-01-0300-000 consists of 2 +/- acres tillable building lot. Additional information in office. Crop land rented. House rented. Must have 24 hour notice and confirmed appointment to show. Land use will determine property taxes. Property taxes stated above does not include all four parcels. Property sale may be subject to roll back taxes if use is changed. Cross listed as land mls# 6096545.
R-8303 Custom built home with a focus on efficiency. As you enter the gracious entry foyer featuring Brazilian cherry hardwood flooring you quickly understand the welcoming effects of this spacious home. The gourmet kitchen will not disappoint with granite counter tops, stainless appliances, breakfast bar, and morning room. The great room boasts a central fireplace flanked with built-ins and storage which overlook the in-ground pool with stamped concrete decking. If the weather is getting hot and you need a little shade, the screened porch will be a perfect solution or a great spot for a nap. There is much more than meets the eye behind the scenes in this homes as well, it was designed for high efficiency with insulation and HVAC upgrades that are second to none. Come see all there is to offer at 140 High Hill Road, Camden.
Highly visible building on the corner of Route 13 & Lochmeath Way in Camden. 6,000+/- SF Zoned BG
D-7591 How would you like to own "Thee" home of the neighborhood? Nothing else compares to this stunning, immaculate 2 story semi-custom Contemporary home with Beaded Vinyl siding & partial Stone Front. Owners are very meticulous! Please only the very discriminating buyer will appreciate all of the upgrades and attention to detail both inside and out. Enter the foyer and notice the detail right away, the spacious LR is to the left and the DR is on the right. Enter the 2 story family room thru the glass paned French Doors. This room is wired for surround sound and includes the Bose Lifestyle system. Beautiful hardwood floors and custom painted walls. Gorgeous and practical chef's dream kitchen with a duel fuel range, plenty of cabinets, high definition Formica counter tops with natural stone slate back splash. Point to point large ceramic tile floors really set off the BLK. Appliances, roomy eat-in kitchen with custom leaded glass window. Heading up the open staircase is where you will find the laundry area,4 large Br's with over sized closets, a large full bath, and a very spacious Master Suite with tray ceiling, hardwood floors, walk-in closet and custom BA with double sink, large bathtub and separate shower, 9ft ceiling and extra wide baseboard, trim and ceiling molding. The husband is a master craftsman and has done all the upgrades including a custom oak bar with LED lighting behind the bar in the basement, with a billiard room, media room (giant screen conveys), work-out room and 1/2 bath. Side entry garage has high ceiling built in storage shelving, and two closets for additional storage. Enter yes, not exit to the outside paradise where you could live during warmer months.Covered patio with ceiling fan, TV hookup and counter-top sink. Step down to the next level to a concrete patio, outside stainless steel grilling area with sink. Separate Pergola and let's not forget the custom wood burning fireplace for cozy outdoor entertainment. Also included is a hand built 12 x 16 storage shed with electric and window blinds. Fenced yard backs up to a 100ft. wide open space area. Fruit trees and grocery store quality blueberries and raspberry producing bushes. Fenced in garden with its own irrigation. The seller will remove the garden at buyer request and plant grass. More perks are a private well for irrigation & sprinklers, WiFi booster and a perfectly maintained yard and absolutely No weeds. Please take a look at Quality! Pre-Approved buyers only
This is our Innisbrook model. Hampton Hills is nestled far enough away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, yet close to all amenities. Just outside of charming Wyoming DE, these executive styled homes will cater to the lifestyle you're seeking. This is a can-be-built with photos representing homes build previously. Lovingly built by Lacrosse Homes, a craftsmanship type of builder, each home is located on half acre lots or more and many offer full basements and can accommodate three car garages! This fine semi-custom builder encourages you to bring your ideas, no cookie cutter homes here! Ask about our current incentives and settlement assistance. Nine gorgeous floorplans to work from starting at $259,900. Models are open Wed-Mon 11am to 5pm. Agent in decorated model can also tell you about lacrosse's other communities. Visit today.
R-8381 This is an absolutely gorgeous home in the award winning CR school district. A beautiful well established neighborhood of custom homes, don't let the modest exterior fool you, this home boasts just under 5000 sq ft including the finished basement! 4 large bedrooms and 2.5 baths. Sun room, laundry room, 2.5 car garage, stunning oak hardwood floors and oak stairway, custom Amish kitchen cabinets, granite counter tops with ogee upgraded edging. Fireplace in the sun-room Low maintenance TREX decking with vinyl railing, quite, peaceful, park like setting for a back yard, mature shade trees. Huge, clean, finished basement with 1456 sq ft, and an additional workshop area. This home even has a recently installed irrigation well so you can water your lawn without the extra water bill. This custom built home is a gem that won't last long on the market, schedule your tour while it lasts.
Great opportunity to own an affordable custom style home on 2.81 acres. This deep parcel has a beautiful updated two story cedar home befitting a designer magazine. You will be captured by this well maintained 4 bedroom 2 .5 bath with a family room, formal living and dining room, eat-in kitchen and unfinished basement with walk-out. This retreat awaits the owner who appreciates quality, nature, and beauty in a private getaway. Yet close to schools, fine dining, and tax free shopping. Enjoy nature trails, water access/views, an abundance of oak trees and a private roadway with no thru traffic. Perfect for entertaining! NO HOA FEES, NO FLOOD INS. REQ. Owner is licensed DE Real Estate Agent.
Hampton Hills is nestled far enough away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, yet close to all amenities. Just outside of charming Wyoming DE, these executive styled homes will cater to the lifestyle you're seeking. Lovingly built by Lacrosse Homes, a craftsmanship type of builder, each home is located on half acre lots or more and many offer full basements and can accommodate three car garages! This fine semi-custom builder encourages you to bring your ideas, no cookie cutter homes here! Ask about our current incentives and settlement assistance. Nine gorgeous floorplans to work from starting at $259,900. Models are open Wed-Mon 11am to 5pm. Agent in decorated model can also tell you about Lacrosse's other communities. Visit today.
R-7480 Property is zoned BG. Includes: 2 BR, 1 bath home with full basement, 1152 Sq. ft., 1 BR, 1 Bath garage Apt 28x40 - 1120 Sq. Ft., 28x40 Office & Show Rm with bath - 1120 Sq. Ft., 24x48 garage shop - 1120 Sq. Ft. total sq. ft. 4544. Property is currently being used for A&R Heating & Air.


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The Macintosh
- Address:
479 King St
Charleston, SC 29403Neighborhood:
Downtown Charleston
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
The Macintosh
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.themacintoshcharleston.com/
- Phone: 8437894299
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Sunday - Wednesday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Thursday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm;
Brunch: Sunday: 11:00am - 3:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American
- Executive Chef: Jeremiah Bacon
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access
A word from The Macintosh
The Macintosh opened in September 2011 in downtown Charleston, SC. Located downstairs from its sister lounge, the Cocktail Club, and bearing the one-time name of the alley that runs alongside the building, the Macintosh explores the breadth of Lowcountry flavors in a comfortable setting. Executive Chef and partner Jeremiah Bacon showcases his talent for creating upscale, American cooking using the seasonal bounty provided by his local farmers and fishermen throughout The Macintosh's menu.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Service
- Diners' Choice WinnerFit for Foodies
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The Macintosh reviews from OpenTable diners
241 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.7
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (195)special occasion (109)hot spot (109)vibrant bar scene (87)neighborhood gem (87)romantic (58)good for groups (54)notable wine list (49)great for brunch (40)late-night find (19)great for outdoor dining (16)great for lunch (14)kid-friendly (6)Show More
- The Best of CharlestondineinpsVIPDined on 9/20/2014Great food! Excellent service! Right in the heart of the action. We eat out a lot and Macintosh really is at the top of the charts.Special Features:
- Outstanding!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/20/2014The food, service and wine were all amazing. Highly recommend!!!Special Features:
- OutstandingBillDined on 9/19/2014When our table wasn't ready, the manager stepped in, responded immediately and gave us free drinks. Excellent customer service throughout the evening and food was outstanding! Server was very knowledgeable and gave great suggestions for food and wine parings.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 8dereVIPDined on 9/17/2014Great addition to Charleston's World Class restaurant scene! Will definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place - try MacintoshJDM225VIPDined on 9/16/2014I always enjoy Macintosh when I'm in town every month. It's delicious, great service and it's a fun, casual, yet nice place. This time my coworkers accompanied me, and they offered one piece of feedback and that was they thought the menu options should be expanded a tad. There were only about 8 or so entree choices. That's never been an issue to me, but if someone is a little particular, I can see where one might think that. This time I tried the burger & truffle fries... Wow. The fries were amazing & it was absolutely the best burger ever! Nice choice for someone who may not want a seafood choice or the house specialty steak. I highly recommend Macintosh and will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing RestauranteatinagainVIPDined on 9/15/2014Service, Ambiance, Food........all just perfect. The only problem was making a decision from the oh so wonderful menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect for before theater diningluvgoodfoodDined on 9/13/2014With Pure Theatre next door and Wolff Street Playhouse a block away, it is the perfect place to enjoy a great meal before theater. Cognizant of our theater plans, our server, Brooke, explained the menu offerings with expertise and finesse. Her descriptions were spot on. She made sure the courses were served in a timely fashion so that our party of eight never felt rushed or impatient. I am very fond of their burger with truffled fries. Others enjoyed sauteed scallops, and another enjoyed a "deconstructed" BLT. The bright flavors of their cold corn salad was delightful as the firm kernels burst in your mouth with herbal sweetness. We all agreed it was a very good evening of fine dining and theater.Special Features:
- A real treatMinimizingMeDined on 9/12/2014Service was impeccable. Food was creative and good. We were there for restaurant week although neither if us ordered off the restaurant week menu and the atmosphere was fun. Definitely would return.Special Features:
- EnjoymentdeliciousDined on 9/12/2014Met by friendly staff, excellent food, and great service. We'll be back!Special Features:
- Wow!843galDined on 9/11/2014Who would have that that Lamb belly would be the most delicious thing ?! We enjoined 4scrumptious meals, start to finish. Each entree is carefully thought out , plated and served. CAB sirloin, so tender, no knife needed. Grouper perfect , the quail with little pancakes, fun and tasty. It's a little noisy, but that's because is a great place for hand crafted cocktails, local beers and a burger like no other! Outside dining too! Valet parking is available but not obvious ... Can't wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was awesomeEatwellfor2Dined on 9/10/2014Scallops as an appetizer were perfectly cooked! Their steak was perfectly done and was exceptionally flavorful. Service was exceptional and very friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- loveATLdiningVIPDined on 9/9/2014WOW! Food, service - everything was incredible. A really go to restaurant for everyone! Loved it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect. As Usual.OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/9/2014I was in Charleston alone for business. Dining solo at The MacIntosh is not a lonely experience. The staff is attentive and genuine. And of course, the food is impeccable. The tomato pie, which was filled with tomatoes and cheddar cheese, had a nice kick. Main course was the CAB with seasonal veggies - in a lovely jus. I ordered another tomato pie and took my leftover main course home - on an airplane to NY!Special Features:
- Consistently GoodPursuingPinotDined on 9/7/2014The Macintosh has joined my short list of restaurants that consistently offer excellent food, service, and value for the price. This visit was during restaurant week. A menu item that was featured in the online restaurant week menu was something I particularly wanted to try. It was not on the restaurant week menu that night, but my server and the kitchen agreed to make it available to me anyway. The meal was excellent and the service from Matthew was outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- YummyHerndoDCDined on 9/7/2014Delish brunch in Charleston. Little dark in the space, but great chicken and waffles, interesting cocktails, excellent but not intrusive service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Myfood2reviewDined on 9/6/2014Overall we had a good experience. It was restaurant week and the waiter told us that we could just order off the regular menu and choose the underlined items. The size of the entrees were very small and that would be my only negative feedback.Special Features:
- Macdaddy MacintoshSamwiseDined on 9/6/2014Food was very good. We had stuffed pork loin and the vegetable entree during restaurant week. Very nice atmosphere and service was top notch. The only thing that fell short was one of the deserts. The vanilla cheesecake was overpowered by what were supposed to be hints of citrus. We will definitely go again.Special Features:
- Mac is inMadameDined on 9/5/2014The Macintosh was very nice. The food was excellent and the service was outstanding. It attracted very large crowds, bu the service was still on time. A must go to restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NanaDined on 9/5/2014Excellent service, and food! We're planning on going back and taking our out of town foodie buddies with us! Can't wait!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner at The MacintoshOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/5/2014Our meals and drinks were fantastic. I'll definitely be back to this place!Special Features:
- NicholeDined on 8/31/2014By far, The Macintosh is the best restaurant I have dined at in Charleston! I simply let the staff recommend cocktails and menu items (1st, 2nd, and 3rd course, by the way) and they did not lead me in the wrong direction...although I do not believe there is one! I am looking forward to returning soon!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- smt62Dined on 8/31/2014Fabulous food and service as always. We'll be back.Special Features:
- yuknoDined on 8/31/2014Great brunch! wife had the huervous ranchos and I had the chicken and waffles...will return when we are in Charleston!Special Features:
- great restaurantjerricaVIPDined on 8/30/2014We love Macintosh. We have dined here many times and are never disappointed. The menu changes frequently so there is always something new and delicious to try. Although the "mac" burger is a favorite DELICIOUS standby. My husband and I ate every bite of our appetizers, main course with side of truffle fries (a must) and shared dessert. I especially loved my corn salad appetizer- light, flavorful and fresh. The waiter made excellent suggestions when we asked. We'll be back!Special Features:
- Great experienceBillDined on 8/29/2014We live here but it was our daughter and son-in-law from Chicago who told us about Macintosh. We took our best friends from Ann Arbor who were visiting to dinner Friday night. Quality of food was all and more than we expected. We will be back.Special Features:
- Wow!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/29/2014We made a reservation as we were only going to be in town for one night. Unfortunately we had a late lunch so we weren't all that hungry and almost cancelled out - so glad we didn't! We decided to sit at the bar rather than take up a table. The hostess thanked us for letting them know the table was free. We split everything so we could try a little of everything. The appetizers were fabulous and the entree even better (red snapper). They knew we were splitting the entree so they took care of that for us, plating two smaller sized dinner portions, which we greatly appreciated. Save room for dessert, it was awesome - almond cake with sour cream ice cream! They seemed to enjoy our business as much as we enjoyed being there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Foodie HotspotKLaneDined on 8/25/2014There are so many fantastic choices in Charleston but we were so pleased to have booked this restaurant. We had the bavette steak and the burger, both stunning dishes. The cocktails were top notch and the ambience is perfect- romantic but also reflective of it being a young IT spot. The dishes all have a great creative flavour twist, which makes it a difficult menu to choose from! A must visit in Charleston for foodies.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Almost a Five!OpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 8/25/2014Dinner at Macintosh was everything we expected. Food was excellent, service was very good and wine choices were acceptable. The only reasons for not giving this evening a full five stars were that #1.At the time of our wine selectiion, our waiter did not inform us there was only one bottle in stock so when we wanted another glass we had to make a different selection. #2. The tables for two in the front room, which is where we were seated, are really not even comfortable for one. I felt as if I were in an airplane seat all evening as they are very narrow (I even requested removal of my water glass for more space). I would not recommend as a romantic place, as you can't connect with your loved one at this table. Excellent for food though!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellent mealcanada3746VIPDined on 8/23/2014My friend and I came in for a late dinner on Saturday evening. We had the scallop appetizer, which was delicious. We also had the bratwurst served with toast and pickles, and it was also great. For our meals, I ordered the swordfish, which was by far the best swordfish I have ever had. My friend ordered the snapper, which is served as more of a cold dish, and she throughly enjoyed it. We had a dessert done with huckleberries that was also fabulous. Our server was very attentive and was easily able to answer any questions we had. Yet another wonderful experience at the macintosh! !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome food and atmostphere!bsilverVIPDined on 8/22/2014We came to this restaurant on the recommendation of our tour guide from the Culinary Tour of Charleston and it did not disappoint. The food was awesome as was our service. It is a great restaurant that everyone should try when they are in Charleston!!Special Features:
- Amazing FoodOIBFoodieDined on 8/22/2014We had an amazing meal here while visiting Charleston. Our server was very informative on the menu and very attentive. My husband had the Swordfish and I had the chicken, both were wonderful. We also shared the almond cake and I would recommend this to everyone. We didn't think we had room for it, but the waiter said it was great and he wasn't kidding. Definitely will be back on a future trip to Charleston.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GreatOliviaVIPDined on 8/20/2014We dined here while on vacation, the food was amazing and we stopped by the kitchen to say hello to the chef, who although busy did take the time to talk and suggest some other places to try while here. The server seemed burdened by our table even going so far as to ask if I knew what I wanted to eat while I was walking to the bathroom.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very EnjoyableOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/15/2014I really enjoyed my experience at The Macintosh. I would recommend this place to anyoneSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- New favoriteFinnilinskiDined on 8/14/2014Great atmosphere, excellent service, wonderful food. And as a bonus the best cheeseburger I've ever had in my Life.!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MacintoshChryscynDined on 8/14/2014Very nice restaurant, good service, good food, nice ambienceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another great visitOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/13/2014Salads, fish and dessert were fresh and fantastic!! Relaxing and easy going atmosphere. Can't wait until our next visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DecadentChasLocalDined on 8/12/2014We came for a celebration and split tomato pie, bone marrow bread pudding, and clams gnudi. All were excellent! I think we chose some very decadent items, next time I'd do a summer salad instead of bread pudding. I'm a tomato pie fanatic and snob and theirs is excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 8/12/2014Everything was lovely....food was superb, great service, good menu options.......but please, it was a Tues in August, why did you have the TV on over the bar??? No one whats to eat a lovely meal while a poker tournament is staring down on them. Turn it off...PLEASESpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/9/2014Food was amazing, service was above par, atmosphere was unfortunate. Our table was close to the bar and front door so we were exposed Nd surrounded by very loud intoxicated bar hoppers. We felt like we could have been eating at any crowded bar on king street, with drunk groups spilling in the front door screaming at the bartender for shots right next to our table. Our server did apologized for the noise. I would go back but perhaps not for a romantic atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome staff, great foodLizBarryDined on 8/9/2014The entire staff at the MacIntosh was fabulous. A sincere and helpful bar staff got us off to a great start for dinner. Each person in our party of five had a different entree and each was delicious. The quail was tender and succulent, there was a terrific beef dish, and the best truffle oil fries ever! My husband had the pork which he claimed was the most tender he'd ever had but he was disappointed with the portion - he wanted more! All in all this was a great dining experience because of good food and a charming and friendly wait staff. Everyone we interacted with seemed glad we were there! We'll definitely go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Our steroidally challenged economy
The third in a 3-part series on the steroidization of our economy.
By Vitaliy N. Katsenelson, CFA
This presentation covers the main concepts discussed in the series and shows how we are positioning for this very different economy.
The stock market's recent rally followed a typical, by-the-book, coming out of recession trajectory – it was cyclical. The stocks most sensitive to the economy appreciating the most.
Let me demonstrate what is priced into cyclical stocks by looking at Caterpillar (CAT) – your typical American blue chip industrial, cyclical stock – one that in theory should prosper during global economic recovery.
Third-quarter sales were down 44% from last year. China was its brightest spot as sales there dropped (only) 26%. The stock is around $60, more than double its low in March and not far from $85, its all-time high, reached in 2008 when global growth was its oyster. The company expects to earn around $2 this year (excluding recurring nonrecurring charges) and expects sales to grow in teens next year from this year's base. But even if CAT were to earn $3 next year, investors are not paying for next year's earnings, as they'd paying 20 times next year's earnings.
This cyclical stock is not worth that; investors are paying for what happens beyond 2010.
To understand what happens past 2010, let's see what is driving CAT's next year's earnings growth. Here is a quote directly from a CAT press release:
"[Global] Governments introduced more than $3.5 trillion in multi-year stimulus programs with most of the expected impact in the last half of 2009 and into 2010."
If I owned CAT, the question I'd want to know the answer to is, what's next after 2010?
Stimulus creates an appearance of stability and growth, but a lot of it is teetering on a very weak foundation of government intervention. Investors must distinguish between what is real and what is not; in this environment, investment success will not only depend on what stocks you own but also on the ones you don't – stock selection is important.
The hopes that we'll transition soon from government steroiding back to an economy running on its own are overoptimistic; there is just too much stimulus in the economy for that to happen. The detox process from the massive consumption of steroids will not be a smooth and painless experience.
This transition will be slow and rocky, as today's stimulus wears off and we hit the wall in this economic marathon.
P.S. The four most dangerous words on Wall Street: "This time it's different." However, this time, this recession, is not the same, either; we are not suffering through your garden-variety corporate recession, it's a consumer one. Consumers, two-thirds of the economy and its past growth engine, are now the economy's weakest link: consumer debt-to-GDP is pushing 120%, double what it was in the 1980s. The financial system, though stabilizing, is hanging on the whims of one economic statistic: employment.
Over the last couple of weeks we have started seeing the first signs of a second (or third, I'm losing count) wave of layoffs. For instance, J&J, Electronic Arts, and Pfizer all announced they'll lay off a large percentage of their workforce. Higher unemployment will trigger larger loan defaults, and then we may even have another round of bank problems.
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Camp Lake of the WoodsDay Camp7310 Oakwood Dr.Kansas City, MO
Camp Fire offers a variety of activities to make your child's day camp experience unforgettable! Campers will enjoy archery, hiking, swimming, arts and crafts, and other outdoor activities lead by experienced, caring (and cool) counselors at Camp Lake of the Woods. At Camp Fire, campers embark on a 5-day exploration to find their spark and create a camp experience that is truly unique to their interests.
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In addition to traditional camp activities, campers will embark on weekly field-trips that correspond with that week's theme!
Can't make it to camp in time due to a busy schedule? Don't worry!Camp Fire offers 3 convenient pick up/drop off locations available for only $10 per camper/per week!
Macken Park, 1000 Clark Ferguson Drive, Kansas City, MO 64106 (North)
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Day Camp Schedule
Nature Spark - $130
June 9-13
Campers will explore nature and get their hands dirty with this rustic camp experience! Create a mud-masterpiece, geocache, and explore plants, animals, and our environment.
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June 23-27
How can you use technology to connect to nature? What kind of cool science experiments can be done outdoors? Can you find math in nature? Answer these questions and more during a week full of science, technology, engineering, and math!
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Calling all water bugs! Splash, play, and soak up the sun with this H2O-focused week. Go swimming, play water games, and even venture into Kansas City for some fun-filled, aquatic field trips!
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Traffic Information - PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU COME TO CAMP!
After your registration has been confirmed, here is some information you'll need. You will also find answers to your questions on our FAQ pages. CAMP HOURS: All day campers: Each day you may drop off your child between 8:45 and 9:00 AM and pick them up between 3:45 and 4:00 PM. Sunshine Days Campers: Dropoff is between 8:45 and 9:00 AM, but pickup time is at 1:15. Uncle Bill's Kids Club campers may be dropped off between 8:45 and 9:00 and picked up at 12:30.
DIRECTIONS TO CAMP: Use our new interactive map to find your way to the campgrounds.
EARLY PICKUP: Please use our Early Pickup Request form to notify us that you will be picking your camper up early. If you need to pickup your child early, please tell the counselor in the morning and submit the request form. If this is a last minute request (after 10AM), please ALSO call us in the office at 274-8441 so that we will access the form and be ready to help remind the counselor. Remember, counselors and campers follow a loose schedule and may be participating in an optional activity. Please allow us 20 minutes time to locate and bring your child to the front office. If you need to pickup your child early in the afternoon, it must be before 2:30. Except in extreme emergency, we will not be able to look for them during that last activity period. By the time we would find them, it would be time to bring them to the front for regular pickup.
CAMP CLOTHES: The campers WILL get dirty, so please don't send them in anything that can't get messed up. Campers need to wear their swimsuits. Boys wear shirts with their swimsuit, and girls wear their suits under shorts and shirts. Remember the requirements for swimsuits for girls just finishing the 5th grade and older. We ask that they wear a modest one piece swim suit or a Tankini which nearly touches at the midriff.Campers should wear comfortable shoes, with closed toe preferable. Water shoes or Crocs work well in the water and on the trails. However, be sure they are not brand new, as that sometimes results in blisters. Socks tend to get hopelessly dirty or get lost very easily, so any closed-toe shoe that does not require socks is a better choice. Campers need to bring a towel and a lunch with extra drinks in a small cooler. Please mark EVERYTHING with your child's name.
SUNSCREEN: If your child needs to have sunscreen, please choose a long-lasting brand and put it on them just before they arrive at CT. Put some extra in their backpack and show them how to reapply it before the second swim in the afternoon. If you child is very young and unable to reapply it themselves, then send a spray sunscreen of your choice in their backpack. The counselor will spray them just before the afternoon swim. If you are going to send the spray sunscreen, be sure you indicate on their medical information that the counselor should look for it. If your child sunburns easily, it is also a very good idea to ask them to wear their t-shirt even during swim time. They dry quickly. If you would like for the counselor to spray afternoon sunscreen or to require your child to keep his/her shirt on, please indicate that on the medical section of your reg form. Otherwise, the counselor would not have time to check through all 12 backpacks to see if there is sunscreen there.
WHAT NOT TO BRING: Extra Money PLEASE DO NOT SEND MONEY of any kind with your children! Any purchases at the snackshop must be made with fees pre-paid by the parents for the campers. We do not accept money at the Snack Shop. We also do NOT accept money from campers to add to prepay deposits. Only adults may make prepay deposits. Electronic Equipment Campers should not bring any electronic equipment (video games, cell phones, etc.).
LOST AND FOUND: With over 500 campers here each week, it is certain that some clothing and belongings will get lost. We do have procedures which help keep camper and belongings together, but each counselor is responsible for 10 - 12 campers, so it is impossible for the counselor to be the one who is responsible to keep up with everyone's things. Talk with your children about the importance of dressing completely after swimming, putting items back in backpacks, and checking to make sure they have not accidentally picked up items which do not belong to them. ALL items your child brings should be marked with the child's name, especially swimming items. Even with all these precautions, kids will be kids, and things will get lost. If a lost and found item has a child's name on it, we return it to the counselor each day. If it does not have a name on it, it is placed in the Lost and Found bucket outside the camp office. Campers are shown found items each day to give them a chance to claim them. At the end of the week on Friday afternoon, all leftover items are taken to the storage shed, which is a long way from the office and most campsites. It is impossible for us to look through the items for you after your week of camp. However, if you would like to come to camp and search for the item yourself, we will be glad to direct you to the Lost and Found Shed. Every two or three weeks, all unclaimed items are given to Mission Arlington. PREPAID SNACKS: If you have not pre-paid for snacks, you may do so at anytime ONLINE before or during your camp week or on mornings during the camp week. You will need to park head-in on the east side of the parking lot close to the office and come to the office area to pre-pay or add money to pre-pay accounts.
There are No Refunds on Snack Money if your child has money left over. All left over snack money is put into our Camper Scholarship Fund.
T-SHIRTS: If you have pre-paid for a T-Shirt, you must come in and pick up the shirt; we do not automatically give your child the shirt. Prepaying for a T-shirt gives you a small discount and helps us to know how many shirts to order so that we'll have enough shirts for all who want one. You may pick up your camper's shirt at Open House or any time the camp is in session. If you register by March 1st, we will send you an email asking that you look at the online selection of shirts and fill in the form to select one in the style and size you want for your child. Then we will pull that particular shirt for you and have it packaged and ready to pick up during the two weeks before camp season begins. If you do not submit the T-Shirt Selection Form, we cannot pull a particular shirt for you, and we do advise that you pick up your shirt early in the summer season to have the best choice of styles/sizes, as we cannot guarantee that all sizes/styles will still be available when your camp week begins.
If you choose to have your T-Shirt mailed, you will receive an email a few weeks before Open House asking you to go online and pick a style and size. We will have that shirt packaged and mailed to you before camp begins. If you select this option and you do not respond to the email to select your style and size, you will lose the $2 paid for mailing and you will need to go through the regular t-shirt line to pick your shirt from those still available. CAMP PHOTOS: You will receive a CT Memories photo package free. It contains two 4 x 6 photos (group and individual) mounted in a souvenir folder. Counselors will give these folders to the parents at pickup time on Thursday or Friday. If your child is not present on the day we take photos of your group (either Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday), we will not be able to take retakes of the group, but we will try to take one of your camper and his counselor, so the package you receive will be the individual photo and the group photo (without your camper). We no longer offer the action shots; however, camp candids will still be taken throughout each week and are available to order on our website. Not all groups will be represented in those photos. We won't be taking orders or requests for specific campers, but you are welcome to come any day of the week to take your own photos. SPECIAL GROUPING REQUESTS: The Camp Thurman staff wants to place your child in a group which will make his/her experience here the happiest possible, so please be assured that we will do our very best to fulfill your requests. However, if you made a request on your registration form for your child to be in a group with someone, please understand that that person must be of the same sex, within one year of the same age, and must also be registered and confirmed for the same week as your child. With over 5000 registrations, it is impossible for us to inform you if these requirements are not met. Please check with the "group-mate(s)" of your child to see if they are indeed in your same week. Once the week is full, groups are formed with requests in mind. And once these groups are formed, it is very difficult for us to change a camper from one group to another without a good deal of time. Closer to camp time, once a child has been informed that he is in a specific group, it may very well bring unhappiness to another child if we try to rearrange groups, so please do not ask to change groups when you arrive on Monday morning of camp week. Check with us at least 3 weeks before your camp date if you want to confirm a specific group-mate. COUNSELOR AND GROUP ASSIGNMENTS: You will receive an Information Email the week before your camp starts, and your child's counselor will email you to let you know whose group they'll be in. Then on Thursday and/or Friday they will call to see if you have any questions. If for some reason your child's counselor does not reach you, on Monday morning there will be a table in the pavilion area where you'll be able to confirm your child's group and counselor. OPEN HOUSE: Our Open House will be on Saturday, June 6th, this year. Remember that it is always the Saturday before the first week of camp, anytime between 10AM and 3PM. You can stop by the campgrounds to meet the staff, take a tour of the facilities, try some of the activities, and buy camp "stuff". Open House for Uncle Bill's Kids Club will be held on Saturday, May 30th from 10AM to Noon. Please come at 10:30AM for an information session and then your counselor will take you on a tour of the facilities. Open House for all afternoon/evening and away camps will also be on June 6th. Staff will be available in the afternoon to answer any of your questions about these camps.FAMILY TREASURE DAYS: Ever wished you could come to camp with your children? Well, you can! Our seventh annual CT Family Treasure Day will be on Oct. 10th in 2015.
RAINY WEATHER DAYS: Our normal procedure for rainy days is to keep the camp open. We have four separate covered areas where we bring the campers for songs, games, and skits until the rain stops, and then we go back out into the camp for our regular activities.If your child is uncomfortable with stormy weather, you are always welcome to pick them up early or bring them in late.Please come through the office to arrange early pick-up or late drop-off.


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The number of outages are starting to drop but there's still thousands in the dark going into the weekend.
In our area outages include services from Duke Energy, Santee Cooper, and Horry Electric in the following counties. Here are the numbers as of 10 pm Friday....
Horry: 5,560 -- down from 12,700 late ThursdayGeorgetown: 600 -- down from 8,000 late ThursdayFlorence: 11,000 - down from 22,000 Friday morningMarion: 7260 -- down from 12,000 ThursdayDillon: 2,726 -- down from 5,300 Friday morning
Friday at 5:30 pm, the state's 20 co-ops reported more than 40,000 consumers who did not have electricity, which is down from 117,000 Friday morning.
Raw Video: Downed power line fire in Florence County
The main areas impacted are Florence and Marion counties in the Pee Dee. Pockets of Conway, Little River, Murrells Inlet and Garden City have also been in the dark since Wednedsay.
Marion County -- with Marion itself -- continues to be hit hard. Of about 12,000 customers in Marion County more than half are still without power Friday night.
"We've already had one limb go through the windshield of a bucket truck," said Mark Walling, Coastal's vice president of engineering and operations. "So, we're working very hard to repair outages while keeping our lineworkers safe."
The American Red Cross has opened a general population shelter at South Florence High School, 3200 S. Irby Street, Florence. Folks are urged to bring prescription medications, pillows, blankets, personal items and clothing.
Another shelter is open at Lake City High 652 N. Matthews Rd in Lake City SC.
22 line workers from Kentucky are in South Carolina to help restore power for the co-ops. Earlier today, additional assistance was requested from co-ops in neighboring states. More than 150 co-op personnel will arrive in South Carolina over the next 24 hours to help the restoration efforts.
Marion County 911 Center is on emergency power due to an outage in the area of US76 and US501 Bypass.
Duke Energy reminds customers to have a battery powered radio ready on hand and be aware of what's happening outside. They caution people to not heat their home with a gas grill and remind customers to stay away from any fallen power lines.As the snow continues to fall and the ice sticks to trees and power lines, the weight will stress the power lines and cause outages.
Here are some numbers to keep handy in case you experience a loss of power.
Horry County Electric Cooperative 843-369-2212 CLICK HERE for outage map
Santee Cooper 1-888-769-7688 CLICK HERE for outage map
Duke Energy Progress 1-800-419-6356 CLICK HERE for outage map
Duke Energy Carolinas 1-800-POWERON (1-800-769-3766) CLICK HERE for outage map
SCE&G 1-888-333-4465 CLICK HERE for outage map
Pee Dee Electric 843-665-4070 toll-free: 866-747-0060 CLICK HERE for outage map
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If Lindsay Lohan really did push and shove a woman at The Standard Hotel in West Hollywood last week -- it's news to the people working there, because they never even saw her.
We have spoken with 6 people at the hotel -- some of whom were working on the night in question -- and none of them saw Lindsay that evening. What's more, none of them heard even a whisper that Lindsay was in the hotel, and none heard anything about an altercation.
We broke the story ... a woman claims Lindsay accosted her because she was speaking with a dude Lindsay was scoping out. The woman filed an incident report with the West Hollywood Sheriff's Dept., and detectives are looking into it.
By the looks of what we found ... Lindsay is in the clear.
Maybe the woman who made these claims needs rehab.
Good for her IF it is true. I hope that she learned her MANY lessons. There will always be other people to read about here. Lindsay move on with your career and life. You are too old for that kind of drama now.
god I feel bad for this girl. people are always going after her like this, just to make a name for themselves. give her a break she deserves it.
People like this women are nothing but H8turds and should be given the death penalty, no questions asked.
She's an easy target. It's her own fault. Stay out of the club/bars. Invite your friends to your place instead of going out.
Where are all the know it all fvktard H8turds now???? Idiots will believe everything written about Lilo yet they won't believe the scales in their bathrooms!!!!!!!!!!!
She will have to deal with a lot of people accusing her of "crimes." There are those looking to blackmail her and those just looking for a little camera time.
She looks to be in her 40s in that picture you have of her.
i am not a fan of lohan's (any of them) but they need to start suing people like this with slander and filing false police reports. Some people will lie about anything in hopes of hush money from a celeb who's not looking for any press... make *these* morons pay, and maybe they'll be deterred.
Hey TMZ you all got a little brown junk on the end of your noses. Somebody should tell ya!!!
Not to worry, it'll happen some other night at some other place. It can't NOT happen because, as we all know, Lindsay still goes OUT to party far too often.
Maybe it was a Lindsay look-a-like or someone impersonating her or perhaps a draq queen?


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Any suggestions from other bakers who have found a better option than the standard 4-piece sets without breaking the bank? Thanks!
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Editor: Elise, I really like these Click-Clack containers. I also wanted stainless steel or glass jars, but for various reasons I ended up with these instead, and they have been great.
Readers, have you found any especially nice or economical kitchen canisters lately?
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I've been using Le Parfait french glass jars since college (the one for brown sugar I've used since 1991 with only one small chip).
They're reasonably priced, come in all sorts of sizes, you can see how much of everything you have left and you can get them at just about any kitchen store (or Amazon).
I use them for sugars, flours, beans, masa harina, rice... everything!
P.S. I've used those Click Clack canisters before but they do NOT keep the pantry moths out, should you get an infestation. And they can get discoloured after awhile (ick)!
if you want cheap glass ones, IKEA makes large and small size glass jars. For grains I replaced their gaskets with French orange vulcanized rubber ones (you can get them online) for a better seal. However if I had to redo it, I'd get square glass jars, they fit more efficiently into a space.
We really, really like the Rubbermaid commercial square space saving containers...they come in 2,4,6, 8 quart and larger. Sam's sells them cheaply, also Amazon. Easy to fill, use, stack, get your measuring cup in, very tight lids, measurements on the side, etc. I keep stacks of them on chrome commercial shelving to store staples of all kinds.
Thanks for the suggestions so far! I should note that they will live out on the countertops, so something easy on the eye would be good.
On a related note, any suggestions for flour scoops to live in the canisters as well??
I second the Rubbermaid suggestion. Love them. A bonus is that they are wide enough to easily accomodate the scoop of a measuring cup.
I also really like the look of the Anchor Hocking Montana jars too, available in different sizes and metal finishes at Target.
I found the Food Network Food Storage containers are absolutely perfect for my cabinet. I keep flours, sugars, nuts and other things in the cabinet above the microwave. I stack the 29.5 Cup and the 18.5 Cup containers on each side. They hold large bags of flour and sugar and you can scoop, sift and measure really easily with the wide openings.
Before I saw your comment about "easy on the eye," I was about to recommend 1 gallon Ball canning jars, but now that I think about it, one might think they are pleasing on the eye depending on your preference. I just found six on Craigslist for $3! After a long time searching for the perfect flour container that didn't break the bank, I was so excited to find something so cheap that really says home to me...not that if I had fancier ones I wouldn't use them!
I also use the Click-Clack, but I prefer the rectangular canisters (http://storageware.clickclack.com/airtight-storers-c-1_4.html). They are wide open at the top for scooping, and the square corner makes pouring out the last bit easy. The lids come in 5 colors. The 4.3L size is perfect for 5 lbs of flour or sugar (i have 1 of each) and the 1.9L size fits a bag of brown sugar, powdered sugar, or a box of cake flour.
I have had them for over 10 years and have never had a problem with pantry moths (or any other critters) OR discoloration! I'm surprised to hear you've had trouble, @HeatherMichelle.
I got my stainless scoops at the Container Store. They were much more expensive than I expected, but they've lasted forever.
I bought retro Tupperware canisters and they are amazing. The servalier lids are tried-and-true, and they just look awesome.
http://www.oxo.com/p-436-pop-container-big-square-55-quart.aspx I use these Oxo containers. They are square, stackable, and airtight.
I prefer glass to plastic, and find that the Anchor Hocking cracker jars with screw top lids are ideal. There squared shape allows them to line up nicely in the pantry, but they look equally good on the countertop. These jars come in three sizes, they are durable, can be put in the dishwasher, and easily hold a 5 lb bag of sugar or flour, as well as rice, beans, etc
I've been using these Anchor Hocking "cracker jars" for a while and love them. I keep them on the counter, too, and think they're pretty. They're simple, and super cheap, too. I like them because they're easy to find if I ever need to buy a new one, different size, whatever. You can usually find them locally at Target, Container Store, even Wal Mart, in the kitchen storage area.
I use the biggest ones for flours, medium ones for sugars, nutritional yeast, whatever. They have 3 different sizes, which I like.
Looking through their "Pantry" section though they have quite a few attractive, cheap options, depending on the look you're going for. Montana, Emma, Heritage Hill to name a few.
All clad stainless steel - but they are pricey. A set of three goes for $100. I've been using my three for six years, and love them. Look great, and they seal really tightly.
I have a combination of oxo pop containers and plain old rubbermaid containers. I like both of them. they're in the pantry, so no one has to see them.
I just bought some Anchor Hocking jars as well, but not the square ones. (I didn't think their lids were large enough to allow my hand + a measuring cup inside!) I got the brushed steel "Montana" ones shown here:
LOVE them so far.
I have a couple of the Oxo cannisters (like this - http://www.amazon.com/OXO-Square-4-Quart-Storage-Container/dp/B000UHYB9E. They're the best one's I've had so far. Nice wide mouth, which makes it easy to get the flour out + it holds a whole bag. Love the push button. There are multiple sizes.
I have a mixture of la parfait containers, for counter storage, and OXO containers for pantry storage. The OXO containers keep cereal and grains fresh for months at a time and are my favorite!
You mentioned wanting stainless steel containers, and just a suggestion but I recently got rid of all of my stainless steel containers because they didn't keep items fresh.
Another vote for the glass jars from Ikea. We use the Slom line, in various sizes, to hold everything from rice and lentils to baking powder. We've been very happy with the way they seal, keeping the contents fresh, and they cost just a couple of bucks each.
I'm in love with my OXO POP containers.
I'm shocked no one listed what I think to be the cheapest, most long lasting option- go to your local restaurant supply and for a few bucks each get to chose from a zillion sizes of heavy duty plastic storage containers with snap on lids. I love the look of them in a cabinet or on a counter and they hold so much and don't cost me 20 bucks a pop like the oxo containers can.
We've been using big OXO pop containers for a couple years now without any problems. Our scoops are OXO as well. (http://www.amazon.com/OXO-Grips-Scoop-Translucent-White/dp/accessories/B0009J4YAO)
I love these simple glass ones I have two sets,
OXO Pop Top! OXO Pop Top!


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Wildcats 1951 Home Football Schedule Weber College vs. Sept. 21�-Dixie College St. George, Utah Sept. 29�Modesto College Modesto, California Oct. 5�College of Sequoias Visalia, California Oct. 12�Carrol College Helena, Montana All Games Played at Ogden Stadium at 8 p. m. Reserve Seats ........$1.50 per game Gen. Admission ......$1.00 per game SEASON TICKET $4.00 Keep This Card as a Handy Wallet-Size Reference Hog Hall's Passes to Ron Wilkinson Provide Viciory Margin as Weber Line Shines By Charles Kreher The Weber College Wildcats loped home to a 20 to 0 win over the Carroll college Saints of Helena, Mont., at city stadium last night before a chilled home-coming crowd of 1000 spectators. It was cold at the stadium but Coach Milt Mecham's aerial combination of Rog Hall to Ron Wilkinson kept things hot for the Wildcats and accounted for all of the scoring, the home team tallying twice in the second frame and once in the final period. Head Coach John Gagliardi's gold and blue clads held Weber pretty much to a standstill on the ground but the Hall to Wilkinson aerial express seemed to have the Montanans buffaloed. It was boom, boom and Weber was off and running. There was no score by either side in the first quarter as both teams felt each other out. Carroll kicked off to the purple and whites and Ron Wilkinson returned the ball to the Weber 40 where he was downed by a swarm of Saint tacklers. Don Budge at quarterback picked up three around right end, Don Shaw got six more on a spinner through the middle and Budge made it a first down by picking up 10 around left end. Carroll Leads Off Carroll started this aerial business after they intercepted a Weber pass. Ray Skillestad flipped a couple intended for Don Christensen. He tried it once too often, though, for Ray Sessions got in there for Weber, intercepted one of Skille-stad's pitches, and bringing the crowd to its feet, ran the pigskin back about 41 yards before being brought down by the Montana line. Budge picked up yard around right end, then fired a pass to Tony Toscan to move the ball to the Carroll 12 yard line. A Weber fumble was recovered by Dale Cowgill with the loss of a yard and on the next couple of plays the Carroll punched through and Frank Freidt spilled Budge on the Carroll six. On an exchange of punts the ball was on the 50-yard line when the gun for quarter went off. Aerial Attack Hall and Wilkinson started their aerial shenanigans right off in the second period rolling up three first downs and charging right up to the Carroll one foot line after heaves of 12, six, nine four yards and a big fat 12 yard jaunt around right end by Don Shaw. Talk about your stone walls, Carroll was one, for inches from their goal line, they held. With Lamont Lamb and Hall battering at the gates for the 'Cats it was no go. Claude Weaver kicked out for the embattled Saints, Montana variety, and Sessions ran it back to the Carroll 30. Lamb bucked through to the 28 and was stopped. On the next play Sessions got the ball on a snapback from Ed Campbell, lateraled off to Toscan who flipped over his shoulder to Hall and wham, like a V-2 rocket Hall pitched to Ron Wilkinson 20 yards away in the open. Ron ran like a scared bunny, clipping off 20 more yards and was over for a big six pointer. Don Budge's kick was right between the slats and it was a 7-0 ball game for Weber. Christensen snagged the ball for Carroll on the kick off and ran it back to the Wildcat 20, took it through right tackle on the ground and got all but trampled into the turf by the big Weber line on the next try for no gain. Another Pass Bill Merhens collected eight for the Saints on a reverse through center for about three and then on illegal use of hands by Weber, the Carroll crew got 15 yards more on the penalty. Weaver kicked out of bounds for Carroll on the Weber 49. A couple of plays later Hall, faded back, sidestepped five or six enemy linemen and a couple of backs who crashed through, and amid all the shot and shell calmly tossed one away to Wilkinson again 25 yards away. Wilkinson was way out of reach and fast-stepped it 24 more yards for the next Weber score. Point after touchdown was again good by Budge and it was Weber 14 and a goose egg for Carroll. Gary Loosli went in for Hall at quarter and a series of passes he aimed at Don Butler, generally missed fire, but he did pick up a first down for Weber by plunging through center. Weber was on its way to the Carroll 25 yard line when the half ended. Third period play showed Carroll playing a tighter game than they did the first half. Weber kicked out to Christensen who ran it back to his own 32 before being stopped by Verle Buhler. Getting no place through the Weber forward wall, the Saints kicked out to Sessions on the Carroll 35, he came back about five yards and then Lamb and Hall got it to midfield where Tom Kelly for the Saints plastered thfe ball carrier. Jolting Tackles Calvin Carter, Ron Lowder, Emory Keolanui, Max Cologna and Glen Hadfield, were making some jolting stops as Carroll started a march into Weber territory. As the frame ended, Christensen and Skillestad were trying to get their aerials working but they couldn't. Keolanui speared one and ran it back 10 yards before Bernard Sullivan, Bill Clifton and Jim Flynn came in to stop him. About the middle of the final stanza Hall started firing again. His first pitch to Don Butler was incomplete. The next one to Tony Toscan was good for 15 yards. Toscan being cut short by John Gillen as he made the catch. Then Kail whipped back and fired over to Wilkinson for about 26 came in to caught the ball but it About the of his arms straight stanza Hall stance a desperate His first pitch to Don just incomplete. The next one Bill Toscan was good for 15 yards. an being cut short by John Gillen as he made the catch. Then Hall whipped back and fired over the line to Wilkinson for about 26 yards. Ron caught the ball but it spurted out of his arms straight in the air. He made a desperate lunge and grabbed the ball just as he was hit hard by Carroll's Bill Clifton. The resulting impact sent the ball squirting out of his arms toward the ground again. As both men stretched for the ball, the stands were in hysterics, but Ron scooped it in just ahead of Clifton's outsretched fingers, angled off to his left and was off on a 24 yard sprint for the final score of the night. Try for point was blocked but the 'Cats didn't need any more. They had finished their, home season for '51 with their fifth straight win and nary a loss. Summary: Carroll College Ends�Sullivan, Christensen, Murray, Romansko, Mackey. Tackles�Johnson, Tomcheck, Munson, Sladich, Alberry. Guards�Trevoline. Gillen, Freidt, Anderson, McCarthy, Gustitis. Centers�Gillen. Byorth. Quarterback�Skillestad, Flynn. Halfbacks � Kelly, Mehrens, Stern-hagen. Fullbacks�Weaver, Clifton, Weldon. Weber College Ends�Peterson, Barnes, Butler, Wilkinson, Newey. Barnes. Tackles�Buhler, Farber. Hunsaker, Lindsay, Kidd, Lindsay, Hadfield. Guards�Andrus, Cologna, Coker, D. Brown, Carter. Centers�Campbell, Johnson. Peterson. Quarterbacks�Budge. Hall, Sessions. Halfbacks�Ballif, Keolanui, Toscan, Shaw. Loosli. Fullbacks�Bybee. Lamb. Score by quarters: Carroll .................0 0 "" Weber ..................0 14 0 6�20 Touchdowns: Wilkinson 3. Point after touchdown, Budge 2. Officials�Andrews, Fishburn, Lower and Bell. Statistics: Weber Carroll First downs .................. 12 6 Yards gained from scrimmage 174 99 Passes attempted 36 17 Passes completed ............. 12 4 Yards gained passing .........232 25 Opponents' passes intercepted. 1 4 Yards lost on penalties .......20 10 Yards lost rushing ............47 17 Yards averaged, punts ........ 42 35 Yards returned, punts ........ 77 12 Yards averaged on kickoff ... 53 44 Yards returned on kickoff 12 36
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Tim Carron Brown pleads guilty in Bournemouth Crown Court
Welcome Tim Carron Brown watchers! We bring you news!
After my various posts and stories over the years about Tim Carron Brown - you know, the guy who seemed to have the bad luck to always be at the top of companies that couldn't quite keep ahead of the maw of liquidation, bankruptcy or simple vanishment - we bring you news from Bournemouth.
You'll recall that he had been charged with… oh, let's bring it up again:
Timothy Carron Brown, the company director behind the collapsed television production house Iostar and the £43m dotcom disaster Efdex, is due to go on trial for cheating the public revenue and forgery.
The prosecution is being brought by HM Revenue and Customs, and involves four companies of which Carron Brown has been a director, including Omedian, Anstruther Management, Company TV and Second Sight.
Carron Brown was amongst those blamed for the failure of Iostar, the television company which channel Five's newly appointed chairman and chief executive Dawn Airey briefly joined as chief executive last year.
(Or take a break to read some more background on Iostar's vanishment.)
He has now been charged with 13 offences, including two counts of cheating the public revenue, four counts of being knowingly a party to the carrying on of a business for a fraudulent purpose, six counts of forgery and one count of using a forged instrument.
When Carron Brown was contacted by the Telegraph at the time (May 2008), he denied all the charges.
Hard to know quite what changed his mind in the interim - was it the people who had formerly worked with him at Iostar who were prepared to be witnesses for the prosecution? Was it the long interviews with the police? - but on Friday he pleaded guilty in the Crown Court. (I've had this from two entirely separate sources, so I'm happy to report it. Anyone can point me to the Bournemouth docket, I'll link.)
I'm still intrigued by the comment that was left on this blog on May 13 by "Piers Diacre":
While it may seem that a lot of people are snivelling about Tim Carron-Brown, mostly they seem to be ex-employees who had willingly signed on to work for his companies. So what if the business plan did not work or was ahead of its time or was never going to work. At least Tim had the guts to try and the ability to get many of his ideas at least in to launch mode.
Yeeeess. Some things do not and cannot fly, though. Launch mode doesn't work on cars, for example. Iostar never seems to have had a sustainable business, even if its business plan or model was, in theory, great. That's the difference. I think that's why Dawn Airey departed muttering about lawyers and suing people. My, she was angry.
"Piers" again:
It may be that a lot of the fault is, but surely there are others who share part of the blame - the usual suspects - disingenuous directors,greedy investors will be the first to blame the man in charge.
If Tim is blessed with one thing, it is a very fine business brain indeed - without it he would never have been in a position to get the backing for the three or four businesses he tried to start in the .com space.
I am happy to have him as a friend and he is been a very good friend for many years.
That's good to hear. However, I understand there may be others who feel, how shall I say it, rather differently about TCB. Such as Peter Teal, who wrote a book called Crooks & Cronies, over which TCB sued (successfully).
If you want to leave a comment (no libel please: facts only) then please do; please leave your email because I intend to follow up on this on a bigger forum. Alternatively, just email me - email@example.com - with details. If you want or need to remain off the record, that's fine.
- These posts might be related (the database thinks..):
- Timothy Carron Brown taken to court? But what happened next? (Updated) (26 October 2008; score: 128.54%)
- Tim Carron Brown sentenced to two-and-a-half years' jail for 312,000pd VAT fraud (updated) re Omedian, Companytv, Second Sight Ltd, Anstruther Management (26 June 2009; score: 114.56%)
- A rapper with a cochlear implant? Yup, there is (18 January 2008; score: 78.65%)