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Skip to comments.Cartoons, New Film Target Muslims
Posted on 03/01/2008 8:40:59 AM PST by Fennie
CAIRO - Many Muslims are asking whether some Europeans actually enjoy angering the Islamic world. As Danish newspapers republish inflammatory cartoons that portray the Prophet Muhammad wearing a bomb as a turban and a Dutch member of parliament calls for the Koran to be banned, Muslims wonder about the so-called tradition of European tolerance.
The day after Danish police arrested three Muslims of North African decent for allegedly planning to murder the Jyllands-Posten cartoonist, who drew the offending cartoons, newspapers across the country republished those cartoons. They said freedom of the press was under threat and the cartoons have come to symbolize that freedom.
Dozens of other international publications followed the Danish press and published the cartoons. The Egyptian government and other nations in the Muslim world responded by banning publications that printed the caricatures of the Prophet.
A vast majority of Egyptians, who see the Danish cartoons as yet another attack on their religion and beliefs, welcomed the decision in Cairo. Muhammad Shennawy, a graphic designer, told the Middle East Times that restraint and understanding was needed in art...
"Muslims wonder about the so-called tradition of European tolerance. "
"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus
There is no tolerance for other faiths in Saudi Arabia. I wonder how many of the muslims living in muslim lands have any choice in the matter of being a muslim.
Dutch public broadcasters dump Bible-Koran violence relativism
Muslims want an Islamic version of political correctness. You must tolerate anything I want to do, but cannot offend me in any way.
It rules the Middle East and reigns on college campuses and the political arena in the U.S. (e.g., we are not supposed to speak the middle name of a presidential candidate).
"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus
Enjoying seeing complete idiots go insane over the slightest perceived insult? I know I enjoy it. Why wouldn't the Europeans.
Well, you don't have to say 'enjoy' making the Muslim world mad. Let's use the words — 'goad', perhaps, or maybe 'taunt'. Or just plain 'will fight back when attacked.'
I'm glad they are getting the message.
And after this plays out...do it again.
Islam is as Islam does..
I guess it's once again time to reiterate my stance on Islam. F#$k Islam. F#$K Muslims. F#$k the child molesting "Prophet" Muhammad. This death cult needs to be obliterated from the Earth.
What happened to your friend?
Was your friend in the World Trade Center on September 11th, 2001?
And just where can I buy a bible in Saudi Arabia?
Well, if it's directed by the South Park guys, then I'm all for it!
Do they also wonder why they still ride around on donkeys almost 40 years after Americans first walked on the moon?
I love angering the Muslim world.
Your view is seconded.
I really want to see this film, hope it becomes available soon.
Ironic that the Muslims complain about attacks on Muhammed when in the Arab Muslim world the newspapers in the Muslim countries often print pictures that would really be considered offensive to Jews and Christians. What is going on here is pure hypocracy.
OMG, perfect!! I am definitely stealing that. LOL!!
Feel free. The more it's used, the better, IMO.
Donkeys safer.
I can't speak for the Euros, but I certainly do.
Poor Muslims! I'm sure they've done nothing to deserve such treatment...
Muslims are asking whether some Europeans actually enjoy angering the Islamic world.
At last, an easy question.
The answer OFCOURSE is yes.
Mohammed, along with Buraq and Gabriel, visit Hell, and see a demon punishing "shameless women" who had exposed their hair to strangers. For this crime of inciting lust in men, the women are strung up by their hair and burned for eternity. Persian, 15th century.
Mohammed borne on Gabriel's shoulders, arriving at the gate of paradise guarded by the angel Ridwan. From the Miraj-name, Tabriz (c. 1360-70). In the Topkapi Palace Library, Istanbul.
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God, that is funny!
oh, I am so, so sorry we're targetting poor, innocent Islam, Islam that does nothing to the rest of the world but wants to live in peace /sarcasm
Creating Outrage: Meet the Imam behind the cartoon overreaction.
National Review | 02/06/2006 | Lorenzo Vidino
Posted on 02/06/2006 10:24:20 AM PST by SirLinksalot
"...The delegation showed each of these leaders the 12 cartoons published by Jyllands-Posten, along with others that had never been published by any Danish publication. The new cartoons were every more offensive, as showing the Prophet Mohammed with a pig face or having sexual intercourse with a dog. While the delegation claimed that the differentiation was pointed out to their interlocutors, there is no other evidence, and rumors about the more blasphemous images began to circulate in the Middle East. Moreover, the booklet that was presented by the delegation contained several other lies about the 'oppression' of Muslims in Denmark, claiming Muslims do not have the legal right to build mosques and are subjected to pervasive racism."
Priest Murder Because of Cartoons
Dutch Newz | 02/07/06 | Johan van Dale
Posted on 02/07/2006 3:39:57 AM PST by shezz
"The 16 year old boy who was arrested today for the murder of a 60 year old Roman Catholic priest Andrea Santaro has said that it was because of the controversial cartoons of Mohammed... The priest was shot dead on Sunday in his church... The priest had been threatened before because of his 'missionary activities'."
[Pakistan] Cartoon Protesters: 'God Bless Hitler'
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Posted on 02/19/2006 12:54:56 PM PST by West Coast Conservative
The Cartoon Wars Are Over (We Lost)
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Pajamas Media | February 28, 2008 | Flemming Rose
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Iran Demands UN Take Action against Israel, Denmark
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Reuters on Yahoo | 2/25/08 | Suleiman al-Khalidi
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Hamas Children TV Bunny Assud Urges Boycott of Danish Goods, Threatens to Kill Danes
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Posted on 02/25/2008 4:50:51 PM EST by knighthawk
Hamas Kids' TV Rabbit: We Will Kill the Danes—I will bite them and eat them!
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Islam's Universal Blasphemy Fatwa
FrontPageMagazine.com | 2/25/2008 | Andrew G. Bostom
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Cartoons, New Film Target Muslims
Middle East Times | February 29, 2008 | By Joseph Mayton
Posted on 03/01/2008 11:40:59 AM EST by Fennie
Afghans Protest At Danish Cartoons
NY Times | March 2, 2008 | REUTERS
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Afghans protest against cartoons
BBC | 08 Mar 2008 | BBC
Posted on 03/08/2008 3:29:20 PM EST by BGHater
Palestinian celebration of murder dooms hope for peace
NY Daily News | March 09 2008 | Michael Goodwin
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Mo looks like a woman.
Impossible. The islamic world is already in a constant state of anger
Beheading is the tradition of Islamic tolerance.
the scumbag used an image of an entrant in a french 'pig hoinking' contest, put it through a photocopier a number of times and tried to pass it off as a caricature of mohammad...
No lie is beneath them because lies serve Jihad which is the highest participle. Truth is a minor consideration. Phony prophet phony Allah
highest principle
agreed...the more I learn about mohammadanism the more I like pigs.
My take is—— If you are stupid enough to believe in your false prophet then I don't trust you on other matters
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It was very short, and the into took too long. The animation was good overall. The music was good, but it should have been background. Sound effects would have really improved the flash, like a sort of electric sound while the man spliced his genes. It wasn't the best, but it was okay.
Im not too convinced myself... purposely synced the animation with the sound to give it a better feel. By maing it background music the scene changes wouldnt have been as effective.
Perhaps throwing in the odd sound effect now and again would have been a better option. And very short? Its 58 seconds long and it takes a surprizing amount of time to animate something that long on 24 FPS... My animations wont be much longer than that in the future...
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To secure it, simply set up a password and an encryption scheme (avoid WPA and WEP, they are easily cracked). I'd recommend using WPA2. Since the router is in your posession, you can easily hit the reset switch at any time (a small button usually located on the back or bottom of the appliance). Keep in mind resetting the hardware will usually erase your configuration, so I'd back that up once you're comfortable with it.
The reasons John T gave are good reasons to secure you router. It does depend on where you live, though. If you live in a semi-rural area you will have few neighbours that have the ability to even detect your wireless network.
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16 Parks near Brookline, New Hampshire
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Mason, New Hampshire 4.65 miles W
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Pepperell, Massachusetts 6.8 miles SE
Milford, New Hampshire 6.81 miles NE
7 Dupaw Gould Road Brookline, New Hampshire 03033 (map) | (603) 673-4677
Sites: 54 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 42 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $40.00
We stayed at Field and Stream to visit friends nearby. It is well located with access to Nashua to the east and Peterborough to the west. Route 101 is a few miles to the north. The park was exceptionally quiet, clean and friendly. The owners were always ready to help in any way. In fact, because some of the sites are a bit tight, they offered the "valet" parking of our trailer. Nice touch. This is a good spot for adults as there is not much to offer for kids. We would definitely stay here again. - SchnoodleCamp
Sep 2015 - $43.00
The campground was nice site 40 was perfect length for our coach. After check-in we never needed any contact with the front office. I'm sure they would have taken care of any problems if we had any. The site was level and on black top. The interior roads were gravel The night before we got there, there had been a big storm while we were there they were actively filling pot holes and leveling. Good things. - Tour n
Aug 2015 - $40.00
Sites are fairly tight, with some tough to get into and out of. Lots of trees around the outside. Good shower/rest room facilities and laundry. - ta96silver
Warwick, Massachusetts (map) |
Sites: 106 | Latest Rate: $39.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jul 2012 - $39.00
Definitely a seasonal camper park. Pool was clean, bathrooms clean, but obvious most folks are here all the time and they like to police the "short-timers." Take our advice and get the tokens to get in and out of the campground as no one is usually around to assist with the gate. Camp store is barely stocked with anything. It is very close to Erving State park. No cell service. 20 minutes to the nearest store or anything. Glad we only stayed here one night. - mskalar
Jun 2008 - $34.00
This campground is in the rebuilding stages as the current owners has owned it for a year and a half. Talking with some of the seasonals, the owners are making it a much nicer place than what it was. There were a lot of kids for my kids to play with. The playground was easily viewable from our site so that we could keep an eye on them. It was a slow weekend and we got one of their best sites (#S10). The pool was nice and there are strict rules on it's use. Tent sites looked nice under the pine trees. I would go here again. - B. P. Donelan
Ashby, Massachusetts (map) | (978) 386-7702
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 8 Reviews
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May 2016 - $32.00
Beautiful location in the forest. Our site backed up to a small creek. This park has that real camp feeling, not that side by side parking lot. Real peaceful and quiet. Staff is the best, great friendly service. - Jimmytheshoe
Sep 2015 - $36.00
Talk about a rural location. Very hilly and sandy. Nice playground for the kids. Bathrooms are made of plywood and MFD, doors have funky latch system to turn on the lights. Showers are big, but there are no curtains so all your stuff gets wet. Showers are coin operated, but we did get good hot water for a decent amount of time for the $1. Beautiful fire pits made from the stones, not your boring tire ring pit. Full hookups. Seasonals there are pretty old and sorta run down. Owner was very nice and came to talk to us and make sure everything was alright. They had a pool but it was too cold for our liking to use it. We were just passing through and it did the job. - sbrigga315
Aug 2011 - $38.00
It was A Themed Weekend-Halloween. There were arts and crafts for all the camp ground children. Followed by moderated trick-or-treating with staff and owners. Kids only went to sites that marked themselves as participants and handed out candy. Two of the tent sites really went all out with their Halloween spirit with decorations and with candy. Those who did not participate were not visited by the children. They also had a Halloween party with bobbing-for-apples donut eating chips and cookies and music. This event ended at 8pm and the children went back to their sites. My daughter had a great time, and since we did not have a costume they had over 100 to choose from to borrow for the night. The pool was clear and beautiful, though no diving. The deep end is 8ft so cannonballs were permitted. The rec hall is large the fire pits were nice and the brook is beautiful, the campers friendly and the owners helpful. The only downside was that we could not stay longer. I will bring my family here again soon! - love2campforever
Townsend, Massachusetts (map) | (978) 597-2850
Sites: 51 | Latest Rate: $12.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2009 - $12.00
Since this state campground is local for me, I was very pleasantly surprised how quiet and nice it was. There is a modern restroom with free showers and two older restrooms that were still clean. The campground sits on top of a hill from the swim area which can make it a hike for little campers. The swim area was a little muck on the bottom but my kids didn't mind. The pine trees offer good shade from the sun. There is also another state park nearby which honors the Pearl Hill camping pass for swimming. Willard Brook has a nicer swimming area but the water is a little colder. We stopped off at it on our way home. They also have camping but they only have one site that our travel trailer would fit on. We drove through it and the road through the campground is a little tight. We definitely would go back to Pearl Hill again and enjoyed our stay and it's really convenient in its location. - B. P. Donelan
264 Ayer Road Littleton, Massachusetts 01451 (map) | (978) 772-0042
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $52.00 | 140 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $52.00
Excellent park for the Boston area. Our site was woodsy and pretty in a private area with 4 other motorhomes. Full hook-ups worked fine. Good cable TV, no satellite. Office staff were wonderful. There is a gated pet area where dogs can be off leash. We filled up on propane on the way out. - Bunci
Jul 2016 - $54.00
Camp is nice and clean, including restrooms and laundry. Staff is friendly and helpful. The roads thru the campground are quite narrow in spots. Backing into some of these sites is quite tricky. Fortunately the campers across from us were out the day we arrived because I'm not sure we could've swung into the spot had their truck been parked on their site. The site itself was fairly private and spacious. Had a nice picnic table and fire ring. We travel in a 40' motorhome with tow. - Lucky Lady from Florida
Jul 2016 - $61.00
Price reflects additional charge of $14.00 per night for our two daughters. Basic rate of $54.00 per night is for two adults. First of all, if you don't read any further, we would definitely stay here again. It was a great place to base out of to see Concord/Lexington. Our back in site was level and angled so that it was very easy to get into. WiFi is free and was fast enough for checking email and web surfing. Our youngest complained that it was not fast enough to stream YouTube and I explained to her that it is not supposed to be. The roads were gravel and easy to navigate with our pickup and 31' travel trailer. The paths through the park are asphalt and well maintained, making it easy to get around. The park itself is well maintained, we saw a lot of everyday maintenance being done by the staff. This tells me that the park is going to stay nice. There is a pool and a hot tub but we did not use it though there were many others enjoying them. There were water restrictions in place, no camper washing, for instance. We did not find that it impacted us at all, the showers and the restrooms were fine and water pressure at the site was not an issue. All in all, an excellent place to stay. - Meyer Camping
35 Davis Street Tyngsboro, Massachusetts 01879 (map) | 978-649-3141
Sites: 24 | Latest Rate: $18.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $18.00
This park is very convenient to the Nashua, NH and Lowell, MA areas. It is a small park on a beautiful lake, and primarily caters to long term residents. The park offers few amenities, but the rates are very reasonable. Comcast cable and phone service is available on every site. The park is closely monitored by the owner via video cameras, and it is not unusual for the operators of the part to come out and meet incoming campers without being prompted. No pool, showers, or Wi-Fi is provided, but if you need a decently priced campground for a long term stay in this area, this park stands out. - tricotec
New Boston, New Hampshire (map) | (603) 487-5570
Sites: 435 | Latest Rate: $42.00 | 26 Reviews
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May 2014 - $42.00
This was the first time staying at Friendly Beaver. The facilities are great, tons for kids to do, dinners, big tractor drawn wagon rides, antique firetruck rides, horses & goats....the list goes on. The bathrooms were all clean & relatively easy to get to. The not so great was the "200 section" we stayed in. It is a large oval camping area just packed with sites. The back-in sites (along the outside) are tight. I have a 23' RV with one slide-out. I was lucky to not have any adjoining neighbors during the weekend, otherwise I would have been staring at their rig (or they at mine). I mean, with my slide-out extended, my awning touched the next site when it was out. I practically didn't fit. We asked about a more private/wooded site and was told those are mostly reserved for "monthly/Seasonal" folks. There are a huge amount of "full timers". They say they are strict with speed limits, but not with the brigades of golf carts. Those people flew around like they owned the place. A bit of a pun because I had a feeling a large amount of family/family friends actually do stay there. All in all it was a nice place. Lots for kids to do, 4 pools, one of which is an indoor heated pool. If we could camp in a nice wooded site we would go back. - BigNuge
Apr 2014 - $45.00
We reserved a week stay based on the website and conversation with staff. The site we reserved didn't even come close to fitting out 43 ft RV. After stressing to the staff the size, they assured us we would fit. It was late afternoon on our arrival. Not one person in office and no one answered the phone to let them know we couldn't fit. Finally found someone in rec hall and explained we need a different site. They said that we should fit and told the staff we had a truck pulling RV and couldn't swing turns. She said, well you didn't tell us you were in a truck. Hmmmm, 43 ft 5th wheel gets pulled how?? We left early in our stay. The campground was littered with garbage and pet "mess" was everywhere. There are mostly full time residents with old trailers covered in tarps and sites were unkempt. The horse and goat area was small and not much to look at. They did have a very nice indoor heated pool that abuts the rec hall. It is very unlikely we would return. - LisaC
Sep 2012 - $42.00
The Friendly Beaver campground we experienced didn't come close to the high ratings shown in some directories. In our opinion the campground allows seasonal sites to become trashy. We took photos showing cluttered, permanent campsites that look like dumps and storage for old, deteriorating equipment. There is no appeal in camping in that environment. They moved us to another site at our request but made fun of us for not wanting to stay "in the woods". We love the woods and normally prefer wooded, secluded camping. This is nothing but a trailer park in the woods with golf carts racing by every few minutes. The only great thing about this campground is its indoor heated pool but even that can't bring us back ever again. This campground's club affiliation should be questioned. - TJflyer
Rindge, New Hampshire (map) | (603) 899-3362
Sites: 125 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 15 Reviews
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Sep 2014 - $36.00
This was the first time we have stayed at Woodmore. The website gives you the idea that they are strict, and very rule oriented. While I understand there have to be rules, I don't care for very strict parks. Rather, we should all govern ourselves respectfully without having the management getting involved. That being said, we had no issues with this park at all! The staff was great, we met both of the owners (Husband & Wife, great folks). They were curious and friendly. They do adhere strictly to the site occupant limits, and we had to rent a second site to accommodate the one adult (5th adult) that we were over the limit by. The site we had was at the end of the "T" section. They seem to section off the seasonal from the traditional campers (good idea IMO). The sites varied greatly in terms of size. Some sites were quite small, but ours was a perfect size for our HTT. The amenities were all in great condition, and well maintained! The Bocci court was the best we've seen in 2 Summers, we played for hours!! They have paddle/row boats & cohoes for rent. We rented 3 boats and all went for a nice paddle around the lake, let the kiddos explore the tiny island right offshore (told them it was a treasure island, we couldn't wipe the smile off their faces!!). The bathrooms & showers were nice & clean. Showers are extra large & roomy. My wife had an issue with the hot water in the showers on the first morning. We spoke to the owners and they PROMPTLY resolved the issue. This was a great CG. Family oriented, friendly ownership & staff, great facilities & amenities. We will be back in 2015 for sure!! As a note: I only gave them an 8 for a couple of reasons. 1)The majority of the sites were quite small. When we return, it will be contingent on getting the same site we did this time. There were no other sites that appealed to us (too small, not enough separation etc.). 2)The firewood they sell was all pine. It was a nice service, and the price was good ($7 for a barrel of it, and they bring it right to your site). But it wasn't difficult to go through 3+ buckets a day for a decent fire (we like having nice fires). - BigNuge
Jun 2012 - $42.00
Came for a weekend to get away, but would not stay here again. On the plus side, might fit you if you have a lot kids and a smaller rig. On the negative, nothing is paved (roads or campsites) so whenever it rains the place is a mud pool. Sites are generally smaller and packed together with lots of trees. No Wi-Fi. Very noisy on Saturday as they had open air karaoke with the sound system so loud that my RV shook. - snolan
Jul 2011 - $42.00
Nice layout with good size sites. We stayed at 17 which was a pull through and plenty of room (Premium site) and level. Best sites I like are 16,17,18,19,20 as these are near the pool and activity. Owner came as we checked in to see if we needed anything or if we needed a hand; never ran into that before and it made a hit with us right away. Wi-fi is only around the office and not in the campground; otherwise, I would have given it a 10 rating. They clean everyday around pool and grounds. The owner is working the grounds and there if you need anything. We enjoyed it and will be going back Columbus Day weekend. Labor day was full, but I may call later again. Water pressure was normal, good cable, and kids were enjoying playground and pool. 3-4 PM is adult time and kids need to leave pool area. Easy in and easy out. Great bass fishing. People were very friendly and store had most of the things you need if you run out. Big stores are about 2 miles away. We will be going back a couple times a season as it's close to home. - harleyy87
Greenfield, New Hampshire (map) | (603) 547-3497
Sites: 257 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 10 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $25.00
This park is located in the southwest part of New Hampshire and as most of the state parks in New England will close on Columbus Day. There were only a few loops open and we were the only ones in our loop on a Sunday night. I think we might have been the only ones in the park but there were quite a few campers during the weekend checking out when we got here. No reservations needed during this time of year. There are no hookups but water spigots are located in each loop as well as bathhouses. Showers are located near the ranger station at the entrance as well as a recycling dumpster. There is a dump station. This park of 400 acres has huge sites and ours looked out through the trees in the distance over a small cliff towards Beaver Pond and Otter Lake. There are hiking trails throughout the park going by ponds, bogs, forest and Otter Lake which is undeveloped except for a public beach and a campers beach. Nice lake! In season there is a small park store but if you come during the week like we did you take a registration form, find a site and return to put it in a slot with your fee and information. The night we were there was the Supermoon Eclipse and even through there were trees we had a great view of it from our site and RV. The beach is OK, but the water is nice and clear and one can kayak from the beach. Nice park with bike riding, boating, fire rings, fishing, horseshoes, playground, restrooms, showers, and swimming.
This is a beautiful part of New Hampshire and it is in driving distance of Franklin Pierce University and some other small colleges that are located in this region. Cathedral of the Pines is also a short road trip away. This was a one-nighter for us but if we were in the area we would stop again to camp here. - gsnakehill
Jun 2011 - $30.00
Nice campground. Lake has distinct smell that makes swimming less than desirable. Launching kayaks is not easy leading to extra load and unloading time and then still hiking in with boats. - love2campforever
Sep 2010 - $24.00
This park used to be a gem, but it is pretty run down now. The beach was dirty, the play yard is over run with grass and falling down. When we arrived our site was littered with trash and the fire ring was full of burned beer cans. Will not be returning. We left a day early. - willwiggle
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May 2006 - $0.00
This place looks like it has finally closed as suggested in a 2004 post. Although it was open last year, all rigs are cleaned off from the premises and the web site telephone number is "no longer in service". Make way for some condo's! - jdkd123


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Geron reports that it has developed standardized hepatocytes from human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) that can model human hepatic drug metabolism.
"Geron's hESC-derived hepatocyte technology presents a unique opportunity to address the lack of primary human hepatocytes for in vitro testing during drug discovery," points out Thomas B. Okarma, Ph.D., M.D., Geron's president and CEO. "Pharmaceutical companies currently rely on animal models for preclinical metabolism and toxicity testing that are often not predictive for humans.
"These new studies provide the proof of principle that we could produce a standardized, limitless supply of hepatocytes, which would provide the industry with a more representative tool for toxicology and metabolism testing of new drugs in development."
Published in Cloning and Stem Cells, a paper written by Geron's scientific collaborators at the Roslin Institute describes an improved procedure to differentiate hepatocytes that exhibit characteristic morphology and express several markers, including albumin and HepPar1. The hESC-derived hepatocytes also possess functional activities, including p450 metabolism, albumin production, glycogen storage, and uptake and excretion of indocyanine green, that are characteristic of normal human liver function, according to the researchers.
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The story of historic Chester goes back centuries; this attractive city has plenty of ancient and modern attractions for visitors to enjoy.
From Romans and Saxons to Normans, Tudors and Victorians, Chester's rich history is displayed in its architecture and buildings and walking the ancient walls is an excellent way to get unsurpassed views of the city. Get face to face with the past at the Dewa Roman Experience, where you are promised the sights, sounds, and even the smells of times past. Step forward a few centuries to the magnificent Cathedral or the mediaeval Castle, nowadays with the added attraction of a Military Museum.
Forward again to Tudor times and the Chester Rows in Bridge Street, some of the country's finest examples of 'black and white' architecture, though you may spot one or two Victorian restorations hidden among the authentic originals.
The city's Racecourse is one of the most important attractions in the country, as of course is Chester Zoo, where you can comfortably fill a whole day; don't miss the Bat House, the biggest of its kind in the world.
Whether your pleasure is the past or present, Chester has it all so why not start searching for Chester holiday cottages today.
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This romantically styled and beautifully furnished cottage offers a splendid base for exploring the local countryside and beaches of the Wirral at any time of year. Set on a very quiet lane, it is just 0.25 miles from shops in quaint Oxton village, which numbers a Michelin starred restaurant among its pubs and eating places, whilst 4 miles away, the Mersey Ferry takes visitors into the heart of vibrant Liverpool's Albert Dock, setting for the Beatles Story, Tate Gallery and Maritime Museum. Locally, Port Sunlight model village is fascinating, and the beautiful Cheshire landscape is dotted with great houses and gardens. Snowdonia and Chester's garden zoo make good day trips. Sea fishing 7 miles. Pub 100 yards.
Ground floor: Living room. Dining room. Kitchen. Steep stairs to first floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double with French doors, 1 twin. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
Woodburner in living room (initial fuel included). Electricity, bed linen and towels included. Gas central heating included (£40per week, £30 per short break October-April). Two Freeview TVs. DVD. CD. Microwave. Washing machine. Dishwasher. Freezer. Enclosed walled courtyard and furniture. Sun deck and furniture. Chiminea. On road parking 50 yards. Hot tub. No smoking. No children under 5 years. NB: Uneven surface to entrance.
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Nestled in picturesque, historic Whitegate, this detached cottage peacefully enjoys uninterrupted views over Cheshire out to the Pennines. Relax on the patio, watching the sun set over gently undulating hills and forests. Just 20 minutes from Roman Chester and 10 minutes from the beautiful Delamere Forest, this cosy cottage, in the owner's grounds, is an ideal holiday base to explore Cheshire, Chester and Manchester. Chester Zoo, Oulton Park Racing Circuit, Arley Hall, Tatton Park and Beeston Castle nearby; countryside walks from the door. Shops 2 miles, pub 1 mile.
Large living room with high, pitched ceiling, exposed beams and wood-burning stove, open plan with oak/granite kitchen. Double bedroom with oak 5ft bed, contemporary en-suite bathroom with separate shower cubicle and toilet. First floor: Cosy galleried reading area. Large twin bedroom with exposed beams, sloping ceilings and Velux windows.
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This detached, Grade II listed, thatched holiday cottage, dates back to the 15th century and was the birthplace and home of John Middleton, the 9ft 3in giant known as the Childe of Hale. The village, home to two local pubs serving food, is on the Trans Pennine Trail and the area is great for walkers, cyclists and birdwatchers. Visit include Speke Hall, Liverpool, Albert Dock, Knowsley Safari Park, Chester, Haydock and Aintree racecourses. The north west also has miles of unspoilt coastline including beaches at Ainsdale, Formby and Crosby. Shop 500 yards, pub 150 yards, restaurant 1½ miles.
Ground floor: Living room. Dining room. Kitchen with slate floor. 1 double bedroom. Shower room with toilet. Open tread stairs to first floor: 1 twin bedroom. Beams throughout (except kitchen and bathroom).
Woodburner in living room included. Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot and high chair on request. Freeview TV. DVD. Stereo/CD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Wi-fi. Enclosed lawned garden with patio and furniture. Off road parking. No smoking.
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This charming semi-detached Grade II listed cottage, built in 1738 is situated in the heart of the historic village of Hale, just 2 miles from Liverpool John Lennon Airport and 10 miles from Liverpool city centre. Providing spacious living accommodation, off road parking and a beautiful ⅓-acre garden with a fountain and covered patio, perfect for al-fresco dining, this semi-detached holiday cottage is a real 'home-from-home', which is well-located for all that the area has to offer. There is a good local bus service which links to the rail network and the cottage, and is within easy access to the M56, M62 and M57 motorways. The village, home to two local pubs serving food, a village shop, café and park with children's play area, is on the Trans Pennine Trail and the area is great for walkers, cyclists and birdwatchers. Places to visit within easy reach include Speke Hall, Liverpool, Albert Dock, Knowsley Safari Park, Chester, Haydock and Aintree racecourses. The North West also has miles of unspoilt coastline, including beaches at Ainsdale, Formby and Crosby, where you can see the famous Anthony Gormley sculptures. Beach 1 mile. Shop 20 yards, pub 50 yards and restaurant 1 mile.
Ground floor: Living room with beams and wooden floor. Kitchen with breakfast area and wooden floor. Narrow stairs to first floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double (5ft), 1 twin, both with beams. Bathroom with shower attachment and toilet.
Multi-fuel burner in living room (initial fuel included). Gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot on request. Two Freeview TVs. Blu-ray. Gas range. Microwave. Washing machine. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Wi-fi. Small front garden. Enclosed, ⅓-acre lawned garden with decked patio, sitting-out area and furniture. Barbecue. Parking (2 cars). Cycle store. No smoking. NB: Fountain in rear garden. 6 stone steps to lawned area. 3 steps up to decked patio.
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Set in this quiet hamlet, adjacent to the owner's house, this cosy holiday cottage enjoys many pretty touches. There is a lawned area to the front of the property for relaxing in the evenings on the patio area. Seven miles from the historic city of Chester and with North Wales and the Peak District close by for an alternative day out. Golf course 1 mile, horse riding locally. Excellent cycling and walking area (Sandstone Trail). Shop and pubs 1½ miles.
Ground floor: Dining room/kitchen. First floor: Living room. 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin. Bathroom with shower attachment and toilet.
Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. DVD/CD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Internet connection on request. Garden with patio and picnic table. Use of lawned paddock. Parking (1 car).
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Attached to the owners home on the outskirts of the small Cheshire village of Willington, Delamere Cottage offers comfortable and cosy accommodation ideal for couples and families who want to explore all that this beautiful and diverse area has to offer. Well-appointed, both inside and out, there is plenty of parking and the cottage has its own private patio which looks out over the owner's orchard and the Cheshire Plains beyond. Just 3½ miles from Delamere Forest and close to the Sandstone Trail, the cottage is an ideal base for those who love the great outdoors, especially walkers and cyclists. There are also several golf courses close by and Oulton Park racetrack is within a 10-minute drive. The historic city of Chester is just 8 miles away and for days out there are numerous National Trust and Heritage sites within easy reach. There are lots of country pubs and restaurants in the area, as well as garden centres, farmer's markets and tearooms. Families with children will enjoy the Go Ape treetop adventure at Delamere Forest, 3½ miles, Chester Zoo, 10 miles, Anderton Boat Lift, 11 miles, Blue Planet Aquarium, 13 miles, National Waterways Museum, 14 miles, and Jodrell Bank Discovery centre 19 miles away. For those who enjoy shopping, why not try Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet Village, 13 miles. North Wales is also very accessible from here and the popular coastal towns of Rhyl, Prestatyn and Llandudno are all easily reached in approximately 1 hour by car. Shop 1 mile, pub ½, restaurant 4 miles.
1 step to entrance. Ground floor: Living room with beams. Dining room. Kitchen. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Freeview TV. DVD. CD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Shared lawned garden. Patio with sitting-out area and furniture. Barbecue. Parking (2 cars). Cycle store. No smoking.
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Easy driving distance to the city of Chester
Sympathetically converted farm buildings, retaining original features, offering a very good standard of accommodation. Located at the end of an unmade road, they sit quietly in this rural community, yet they are within easy driving distance of the city of Chester, famous for being a walled city with its unique half timbered galleried shops and its Victorian Eastgate clock - said to be the most photographed timepiece in the world after Big Ben. Shops, restaurants and history are all to be found here. Chester has the largest amphitheatre in Britain, a 10th century cathedral, two renowned museums - the Grosvenor and Military Museums, and not forgetting the zoo! The walk around the walls is approximately 2 miles and offers a birdseye view of the city centre with views across to Wales' magnificent mountains. Cheshire Oaks retail outlet village is a short drive away. At the end of the lane is the Beachin therapy swimming pool for dogs. Malpas, with its magpie style houses, Beeston with its castle, Tattenhall where the Cheshire Farm Dairy ice cream is made and Farndon which links Cheshire to Wales by a sandstone bridge are all an easy drive. Cheshire is also the gateway to some of the finest English countryside and Welsh borderlands. Golf is available within 2 miles of the property. Shop 5 miles, pub 2 miles.
Ground floor: Living room. Dining room/kitchen. Separate toilet. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double with en-suite shower room and toilet, 1 twin with en-suite bathroom and toilet.
Woodburner in living room (initial fuel included). Enclosed garden with patio area.
All properties: Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot. High chair. DVD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Fridge/freezer. Wi-fi. Use of grounds 50 yards. Ample parking. Cycle store. No smoking.
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This cosy detached holiday cottage in the grounds of the owners' house is perfect for relaxing after a hard day's shopping or exploring the delightful bustling city of Chester. There is a large garden, complete with orchard, and plenty of room to sit out and enjoy the evening sunshine. Chester has much to offer, including the historic cathedral and city walls, as well as family attractions such as Chester Zoo and Cheshire Oaks. Woodhouse Cottage is also ideal for exploring north east Wales and Llangollen, being conveniently located for the A55. Shops 2 miles, pub ½ mile.
Living room with Stanley range and tiled floor. Kitchen with breakfast area, 2-ring electric hob and tiled floor. Wet room with toilet. First floor: Double bedroom with multi-fuel burner. Twin bedroom with additional single pull-out bed (for +1). Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet.
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Ground floor: Living room with beams. Dining room/kitchen with beams. Separate toilet. First floor: 3 bedrooms: 1 double with en-suite shower room and toilet, 1 twin, 1 single. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
Dishwasher. Enclosed garden with patio area.
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Idyllically situated by a small river and enjoying extensive country views from its private and peaceful patio, this rebuilt barn also boasts a very smartly furnished interior and lovely walking from the door. Set on the owners' dairy farm, through which the canal towpath runs, it is just 5 miles from Delamere Forest, with Go Ape and cycle hire, and 7 miles from Chester's smart shopping, zoo, Roman walks and river trips. Liverpool's Albert Dock, the Mersey Ferry, Llandudno and Manchester are under an hour's drive. Shops 2 miles, farm shop and dining pub within 1 mile.
All on ground floor: Living/dining room with French doors and oak floor/kitchen. 2 bedrooms: 1 double (5ft) with en-suite shower room and toilet, 1 twin with additional pull-out single (for child) and en-suite bathroom with bath, shower cubicle and toilet.
Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. DVD. CD. Microwave. Washer/dryer. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Enclosed patio and furniture. Parking adjacent. One pet welcome (must be kept on a lead). No smoking. NB: Unfenced riverside orchard garden.
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Ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen with tiled floor. Second living room. Utility room. Separate toilet. First floor: 3 bedrooms: 2 double, one with en-suite shower room and toilet, 1 twin. Bathroom with bath, shower cubicle and toilet.
Dishwasher. Enclosed courtyard and furniture.
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This 18th century, semi-detached holiday farmhouse is located in the quiet village of Dunham-on-the-Hill, just 6 miles from the historic city of Chester. The village is mentioned in the Domesday Book and has a café and pubs. A wider range of amenities can be found in nearby Helsby or the market town of Frodsham (market on Thursdays). Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet Village is within easy driving distance. The accommodation is well proportioned and combines original features including a fantastic outdoor covered hot tub and games room. With such great facilities on site it is tempting to just stay home and relax, but with so much to see and do in the area its just not an option. Smithy Farm offers something for everyone. Walkers and cyclists will enjoy exploring the beautiful Cheshire countryside, walks include Helsby Hill and quarry walks, whilst those who prefer a city landscape are ideally placed for commuting into Liverpool and Manchester. There is also a bus service from the village into Chester. There are lots of local attractions for families including Chester Zoo, Blue Planet Aquarium and Delamere Forest's Go Ape adventure. Other activities available locally include numerous fisheries, golf (Helsby), and horse riding. Watersports fans will enjoy Manley Mere which offers windsurfing, sailing and kayaking as well as having an adventure trail. Cheshire is also a food lovers paradise with lots of great restaurants and pubs nearby including Marco Pierre White's restaurant, which is less than 6 miles from the village. Shop 2 ½ miles, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.
Ground floor: Living room with beams. Dining room with beams. Kitchen with tiled floor. Games room. First floor: 3 bedrooms: 2 double, one with en-suite bathroom with shower over bath and toilet, 1 single. Bathroom with bath, shower attachment and toilet. Second floor: 1 double bedroom.
Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot. High chair. Freeview TV. DVD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Freezer. Wi-fi. Large lawned garden with patio, sitting-out area and furniture. Barbecue. Ample parking. Cycle store. Hot tub. Games room with pool table. Table football in dining room. No smoking.
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"Brown (U. of Alberta) collects 22 essays by contributors who dare to be optimistic about women in the academy and to hope for the possibility of new 'waves' of feminism. Some describe the challenges and emotional costs of being feminists in the university, while others suggest that feminists are holding strong in faculties, research groups, journals, courtrooms, and boardrooms. Some specific topics explored include academic mothering, adventures of a female associate dean, Western feminism and the multicultural university, reviving Wollstonecraft for future feminists, and the United Alumnae Association and women's co-education at Toronto." Reference and Research Book News
"The anthology features papers based on presentations at a 2006 conference at the University of Alberta in honour of Patricia Clements, U of As first female dean of arts. The resulting chapters span a wide range of topics in three broad categories: women in Canadian academe, the wave theory of feminism, and feminist activism in the broader community. Accordingly, the book is divided into sections, each focusing on one of these areas.... Most Canadian liberal arts scholars will find several chapters here that resonate with them, several that edify them, and a couple that challenge them to do better. This volume should be in the office of every faculty association, senior administrator and equity officer across the country." Shannon Dea, CAUT Bulletin, February 2012 [Full article at http://www.cautbulletin.ca/en_article.asp?articleid=3413]
"[Not Drowning But Waving] examines such topics as the relationship of the liberal arts to the larger university, the costs and rewards for women in administration, the corporatization of university campuses, balancing personal life with professional aspirations, and the intergenerational and transcultural tensions within feminist communities." Geoff McMaster, Folio, May 11, 2012
This anthology is worth reading for all women who feel isolated by academias failure to address their personal needs and who feel a sense of failure at not living up to unrealistic workloads and the pressure to advance their careers at any cost.... Not Drowning But Waving: Women, Feminism, and the Liberal Arts does much to address the formal silence around challenges facing women academics.... [and] has much to offer for anyone open to examining and articulating womens experiences within academia." Jennifer Burwell, Reviews in Cultural Theory, July 2012 [Full article athttp://bit.ly/RS9vgv]
"A revealing and rewarding collection of writing about women, feminism and the liberal arts.... The 22 essays include personal stories of life in the academy's trenches, statistical, systemic and historical analyses of women in academe, and narratives of activism in and beyond academia.... [T]his collection should be read by everyone concerned with women and universities." Amanda LeRougetel, Herizons, Fall 2012
"However difficult the swim sometimes seems, feminists in the liberal arts arent drowning, as long as Canadian institutions continue to employ a range of thoughtful voices such as these, who remind us of the temperature of the water and the hazards therein." Kathryn Barnwell and Marni Stanley, Canadian Literature, May 2013 [Full review at http://bit.ly/11fVgJr]
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Not Drowning But Waving...gestures both at the difficulties faced by feminists in the humanities in Canada and at the possibilities of hope, of new waves of feminism. from the Introduction Twenty-two essays explore topics such as feminism in the liberal arts disciplines; the relationship of the liberal arts to the larger university; the costs and rewards for women in administration; the corporatization of university campuses; intergenerational and transcultural tensions within feminist communities; balancing personal life with professional aspirations; the relationship of feminism to cultural studies; women, social justice, and the liberal arts. Not Drowning But Waving is a welcome progress report on the variety of feminisms at work in academe and beyond. It provides crucial insights for university administrators, faculty, and literate non-specialists interested in the Arts and Humanities. Susan Brown is a visiting Professor in English and Film Studies at the University of Alberta, and Professor in English and Theatre Studies at the University of Guelph. Jeanne Perreault is Professor and Associate Head (Graduate Program), Department of English at the University of Calgary. Jo-ann Wallace is Professor in English and Film Studies at the University of Alberta. Heather Zwicker is Associate Profesor of English and Vice-Dean of Arts at the University of Alberta. Essays by: Katherine Binhammer; Christine Bold; Susan Brown; Patricia Clements; Amber Dean; Cecily Devereux; L.M. Findlay; Louise H. Forsyth; Lise Gotell; Elizabeth Groeneveld; Isobel Grundy; Tessa Elizabeth Jordan; Heather Murray; Phil Okeke-Ihejirika; Christine Overall; Donna Palmateer Pennee; Jeanne Perreault; Julie Rak; Ann B. Shteir; Aruna Srivastava; Marjorie Stone; Aritha van Herk; Jo-Ann Wallace; Ann Wilson; Erin Wunker; Heather Zwicker.See all Product Description
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