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John Gronewold, age 87 of Sioux Falls, SD, formerly of George, IA died Sunday, December 2, 2012 at the Dow-Rummel Village in Sioux Falls, SD.
Funeral service will be 10:30 AM, Friday, Dec. 7th at Ebenezer Presbyterian Church in George, IA, with Rev. Paul Soderquist officiating. Burial will follow at Evergreen Lawn Cemetery in George, IA.
Visitation will be Thursday, Dec. 6th from 4:00 to 8:00 PM, with family present from 6:00 to 8:00 PM at Jurrens Funeral Home of George.
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WssTP is glad to announce the 4 winners of the WssTP Water Innovation SMEs Awards 2014:
- Amphiro from Switzerland,
- LG Sound from the Netherlands,
- Oxymen from Ireland, and
- Sansox Oy from Finland.
For the 2014 edition of the WssTP Water Innovation SMEs Awards, the WssTP Working Group Techwatch together with the WssTP Innovation and Technology Advisory Board( iTAB) chose 4 outstanding applications on the basis of their innovation, market potential and exploitation strategy. The 4 winning SMEs have got 2 years free WssTP membership, advertisement through WssTP website and social media, as well as a trophy.
Among the submitted technologies for the WssTP Water Innovation SMEs Awards were: graphene sorbent, knowledge management tools, network of drinking water stations, monitoring and control platforms, efficient water management in agriculture, water treatment flight simulator, crowd sourced water quality monitoring and micribiological water quality monitoring.
The innovations of the 4 winning SMEs were identified, as the best practices in their field of application with high market potential.
The winners were honoured during the first day of the Water Innovation Europe 2014 conference which was held under the title ' Water in Europe: Green Tape or Blue Gold?' on 25th and 26th of June at the Diamant Centre in Brussels.
From left to right, representatives of ΟχyMen, LG Sound, Sansox Oy and Αmphiro
Amphiro (Switzerland) is a start-up company which operates in the field of smart water metering. Amphiro brings ICT to the high volume market of showerheads, bathroom and kitchen faucets. The Amphiro A1 is an innovative component that fits well between a shower hose and a showerhead. There is a self-powered water meter that displays the water consumption and the energy consumption which promotes energy saving in households. The smart shower monitor has been tested in 700 households in Switzerland.
LG Sound(The Netherlands) produces algae control devices that emit ultrasound sounds to control common algae including the toxic blue-green algae. Recently, a new device, the MPC-Buoy, has been developed within the FP7 program, which builds on water quality monitoring, prediction of algae blooms, and control of algae. This technology is successfully installed on different locations.
OxyMem (Ireland) has developed the OxyMem technology, a Membrane Aerated Biofilm Reactor which is capable of achieving up to 95% oxygen transfer efficiency in waste water treatment. OxyMem, a patented technology, does not rely on a bubble to transfer oxygen. OxyMem uses gas permeable membranes, which allow oxygen to be transferred directly to the wastewater treating bacteria. This technology is capable of achieving up to 95% oxygen transfer efficiency, as no oxygen is lost to atmosphere. OxyMem's bubble-less aeration may reduce the operating costs (OPEX) for wastewater aeration by up to 75%.
Sansox Oy (Finland) is a relatively young company that aims to commercialize its four-stage oxidative system, Oxtube. Oxtube aerates or mixes any gas with water or any other liquid efficiently. Theoretical studies, feasibility studies and pilot cases have shown that the Oxtube oxidizes water more rapidly and energy efficient compared with exisiting systems, which may boost its market potential. The Oxtube can be applied with various treatment plants and natural water flows. Investments are relatively low. Sansox is a modular solution that can be retrofitted, easily removed, cleaned or installed in many of the stages of the water treatment process.
2014 edition of WssTP Water Innovation SMEs Awards
The Water Innovation SMEs Awards launched by WssTP for the first time this year, with the aim to support the economic opportunities for the European water sector and especially the small and medium enterprises in Europe.

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A moratorium on the issuance of certain retailer's alcoholic beverage licenses is currently in effect in the Glover Park neighborhood. The Alcoholic Beverage Control Board (Board) issued a Notice of Emergency and Proposed Rulemaking regarding the Glover Park Moratorium Zone on April 20, 2016. The rulemaking is effective immediately and subject to a 30-day public comment period. Members of the public can submit written comment to the Board until 4 pm on Friday, May 20, 2016. Written statements must include the full name, title, organization, if applicable, and signature(s) of the person(s) submitting comment. Submit comment by:
- Mail - Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, 2000 14th St., NW, Suite 400 South, Washington, DC 20009
The moratorium extends approximately 1,200 feet in all directions from 2436 Wisconsin Avenue, NW. Current restrictions within the Glover Park Moratorium Zone, include:
- No new retailer's license class C or D may be issued to a nightclub, tavern or multipurpose facility.
All hotels are exempt from the terms of the moratorium.
A downloadable map of the Glover Park Moratorium Zone is also available.


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CAB seizes €100,000 from car dealer over Revenue claims
THE Criminal Assets Bureau has collected almost €100,000 from a car dealer alleged to have made fraudulent Revenue claims.
The High Court gave the go-ahead to the bureau to seize and dispose of assets that belonged to Roger O'Grady (29) under the Proceeds of Crime Act.
These included a red Ferrari F355 car, which was sold off for €41,900, a Robinson R22 helicopter for €15,000 and a Range Rover Vogue for €12,000.
Bureau officers also seized almost €27,000, which was confiscated from a bank account held by O'Grady.
The proceeds from the sales and the cash from the account, totalling €95,900, will now be forwarded to the Exchequer.
The High Court was told that Mr O'Grady, who had a number of addresses in Roscommon and Cavan, had allegedly made fraudulent claims on the Revenue Commissioners.
The sale of the assets was organised after the bureau's legal officer, Declan O'Reilly, had been appointed as receiver.
Last November, Mr O'Grady was arrested, while driving the Range Rover Vogue in Roscommon town, in relation to contempt of High Court orders made the previous July and August.
Bureau officers argued before the court that the assets had been bought with the proceeds of crime.
The court was told that at previous hearings orders were made in relation to other vehicles, an Audi and a BMW, which had been sold by Mr O'Grady to "innocent" third parties.
Details were given to the court of a bank account in Claremorris, Co Mayo, from which monies would be transferred to the CAB legal representative.
Mr Justice Kevin Feeney also ruled that Mr O'Grady should undertake to give a full statement of his affairs in regard to all vehicles held at Derrylin, Co Fermanagh and said the Range Rover he was driving when arrested should be handed over to the CAB.
Mr O'Grady said he would comply with the direction of the court.
Mr Justice Feeney warned that the court would "take a particularly strong view" if he did not comply.
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1600 Appaloosa Drive Krum, TX 76249
Courtesy: Jp & Associates Realtors Lori Robinson
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This 3 bedroom 2 bath home is very well maintained, this home is on a oversized corner lot that's almost a one third of an acre. Located in Saddlebrook Estates just minutes from I-35 with country living all around. Home has oversized garage with wrap around workbench located in the front of the garage as well as a very large backyard. Come take a look at this property it will not disappoint.
Courtesy: Re/Max Cross Country Robin St John
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Gorgeous Home w Split Bedrooms and Flexible Study or Formal Dining at Entry. Awesome Upgrades Inside and Out. Luxurious Hand-Scraped Hardwoods, Oil Rubbed Bronze Hardware, 5 in Baseboards, Arches & Rounded Corners. Gourmet Kitchen has 42 in Maple Cbnts, SS Appl, Granite Counters, Tumbled Marble Back Splash & Recessed Lighting. Charming Liv Room Boasts Austin Stone Wood Burning FP. Mstr Suite has raised Vanity with Dual Sink & Sep Shower. Exterior is 100% brick and Austin stone with covered porch and patio, sprinklers and gutters. Lg Beautifully Landscaped Lot w 8 ft Stained Privacy Fence backs to open area. Security Cameras. Garage Extension. Energy Efficient Radiant Barrier, CF throughout and more.
2345 Nail Road Krum, TX 76249
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Denton Brad McKissack
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Turn key ready horse facility with endless possibilities, commercial or residential. Total of 30.297 acres, 156x100 indoor arena with 10- 12x16 stalls, 12,16 Tack Room, 15ft Alley Way, 48x16 Alley Way through. 36,84 Mare Motell with 11 - 12x12 cable fence. 12x84 Alley Way. Hay Barn - 45x40. 60' Covered Round Pen. Approximately 11,000 of 5 Strand Cable Fence. Multi Parcel ids R338663, R187406, R60488, R60340, & R60319.
9918 Plainview Road Krum, TX 76249
Courtesy: Cagle & Associates Billie Cagle
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Nice Country Living on 1.5 Acres, In the Spring of 2016 had nice double pane 90 % efficient Windows install throughout the house. The Windows Unit is used for Air and Heat and will stay with the house. This would make a great starter home. Bring your horse. Large Utility Room with Storage or Half of the utility room could be made into a second bathroom. MUST SEE. NO SIGN IN YARD seller has survey BLUE KEY BOX IS ON WINDOW UNIT NEXT TO FRONT DOOR. Buyer to verify all dimensions and schools info.
Courtesy: Core One Real Estate, L.L.C Braulio Herrera
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Awesome home in established, quiet neighborhood. Two Story home with 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths and a half bath. Large living area downstairs, dining area and half bath. Upstairs is a huge master bedroom with attached master bath. Two other bedrooms and a full bath up, with a second living area or study office area also. They currently use one of the bedrooms as a media room. Home is on a large lot with a huge back yard. Come see your new home today!
1613 Withers Way Krum, TX 76249
Courtesy: Re/Max Legacy Derek King
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Here is the one you have been waiting for! Fresh updating and a 3 car garage! New paint and flooring throughout. Large open living area and huge kitchen island make this home perfect for entertaining. Storage shed in backyard. Close to schools and playground. Come see this one today!
13510 Pruett Road Krum, TX 76249
Courtesy: Dfw Fine Properties Courtney Kniatt
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BRING YOUR HORSES!! Quiet Country Living in this 3 bedroom, 2 Bath on 14 ACRES!! Very functional floor plan with secondary bedrooms split from the master, lots of cabinet space, laminate wood flooring and tile, Dual sinks in master bath, Garden tub, separate shower, wood burning fireplace, decorative cabinets, open living area! 36 x 60 Barn featuring 8 stalls, 12 x 12 feed area and a 12 x 24 tack room with 6 inch Perlin reinforced behind the creosote walls. Lealand storage shed, above ground pool, fully fenced pasture for horses or livestock with pipe and mesh, barb wire and slick wire, 3 lean to and a wood deck!! So much space out in the country, come see this one today!!!
17 Christi Lane Krum, TX 76249
Courtesy: Fathom Realty Nicole Wakefield-Dalton
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Great home in Krum, not many homes come up in this established neighborhood. 3Bed 2BA 2Car with a screened in porch area. Lg size rear yard with pool and spa fully fenced. Sprinklers front and back. Laminate flooring throughout, LR has large wood fireplace. Ceramic tile and granite in kitchen and bathrooms. SS appliances, extra insulation was blown in attic, energy efficient.
Courtesy: Keller Williams N. Collin Co. Denise Milliken
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Industrial Rustic Home 5br,4ba plus bonus room up and game room that sleeps 6 with built in bunks built in 2014. Home has barely been lived in. Media room up with walk out fully insulated floor2wall attic lots of room for storage. Prewired for surround sound. Must see chef's kitchen with all the extras, appliance garage, pot filler, easy pull out drawers, wood burning stove that heats 2800 sqft 72 SS refrigerator, 2 instawater heaters, propane, well, aerobic septic. Foot deep slab reinforced with piers and rebar. Custom light fixtures throughout. Loafing shed stays. This home has so many custom features is really a must see.
10627 Plainview Road Krum, TX 76249
Courtesy: Dfw Elite Mary Millar
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Diamond in the Rough. Real Country Living. Very Secluded location. Pond, Huge Metal and Concrete Floor Barn (aprox. 100X50 or more)or Work shop. Pasture. Gated Entrance. Good Fencing for horses or live stock. Great for a Business. Mobil home needs repairs. Crew is removing debris, no Survey. Buyer to pay for title and survey. There are 3 parcels R61757, ,R301849, R288414 Sold together. Sold in AS-Is Condition. Won't last long!
300 N 4th Street N Krum, TX 76249
Courtesy: Listing Results, Llc Jack McLemore
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Spectacular New Construction! 4 Bedroom 2.5 Bath Custom Home on Large lot. Walk to schools and park. High-quality finish out. Energy efficient. Open floor plan Split Hand Scraped hardwood Floors Handscraped Wood floors, Tile in Wet areas, Carpet in bedrooms Kitchen has granite counters and a island Walk-in pantry Spacious master suite with his and hers walk-in closets. Elegant, Master bath with dual granite vanities, Large Tub and, Oversized Shower. Large Garage
401 Spurlock Drive Krum, TX 76249
Courtesy: Real T Team Lisa Mcentire
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Plenty of room-- Waiting for a growing family! Large open floor plan with large rooms. 2 living areas. 2 dining areas. Large bedrooms. Master bedroom has an awesome sitting area right off of an over sized master bathroom. This master bedroom has two walk in closets. Secondary bedrooms are right next to full guest bathroom. Wood floors throughout the home. Bamboo wood floors downstairs. Home is sitting on almost a quarter of an acre. Backyard is large enough for a pool. This home is located in the sought after Krum school district.
1612 Westfield Lane Krum, TX 76249
Courtesy: Newland Real Estate, Inc. Pat Burns
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A builder's personal home with no detail left out! Amazing home featuring distressed maple hardwood floors throughout the 1 level, kitchen with custom built cabinets, an 8ft.x4ft.island with walnut countertop, built in pot filler at stove top, double ovens, advantium oven, microwave and warming drawer. Master bath features walk-through shower with 2 shower heads, air bubbler hydrotherapy tub. Very open and functional floor plan with upstairs game or media room and tons of storage space throughout. A beautiful pergola covers the back porch with built in grill cabinet and big green egg holder. The 2.9ac. also features a barn with concrete slab and electric. Come see this amazing place today!
414 Spurlock Drive Krum, TX 76249
Courtesy: Williams & Williams, Realtors Virginia Williams
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SADDLEBROOK ESTATES...Single Story * 1-Owner * Blt 2007 * 1,637+ SF * 3 Bdrms * 2 Baths * 2 Car Garage * Updated w-Lighting Fixtures, Hardware, Flooring * Playhouse-Storage Bldg * Above-ground Pool * Bar-Entertainment Area * Exterior Office Bldg w-Electricity, Internet, Cable, Heat-Air, Slate Floors, Safe Room for 6 * Excellent Krum ISD * Country Living w-City Conveniences * RELOCATION LISTING * Call Office for Addendums *
Courtesy: Simply Smart Realty Group Stephanie Ziemann
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Versatile 2.5 acre property in Krum ISD! Cross-fenced with barn, loafing shed and year round pond! Wrap around porches with side yard for pets. Luxury meets efficiency with recessed ceilings, 14 inch foam insualted walls & on demand water heater. This ranch-style home is fully decked out with handicap options. This home is secuire for your families safety with fully sustainable safe room with it's own generator and 350 gal. water tank in attic with 10 inch concrete walls and ceiling, fear the weather no more. This home is a must see with beautiful hardwood flooring and open spacious floor plan great for entertaining. 2.5 additional acres availabe next door, already cross-fenced for horses
3250 Ripy Road Krum, TX 76249
Courtesy: Newland Real Estate, Inc. Everette Newland
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Immaculate 5bed 3.1bth 2car custom home w great outdoor living area,open floor pln w tasteful design accompanied w quality finishouts. Sits on gently sloping ridge dropping into wooded bottom land w creek frontage. Deer, turkey, waterfowl and other wildlife abound in rare heavily wooded habitat. Great fishing n outdoor experiences w convenient loc. 60x40 shop w 14 ft walls, rollup doors and overhang. 24 hrs notice, preapprove appreciated 2 show
7670 Plainview Road Krum, TX 76249
Courtesy: Paladen Real Estate Jimmy Newton
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Elegant County Home on 4.80 Acres 1 Mile From Downtown Krum, Park Like Setting, Creek, Pasture, Many Trees. Energy Efficient 4 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, Stained Concrete Floors, 10 Ft. Ceilings. Large Open Living with Gas Log Fireplace, Fantastic View. Kitchen Offers Oak Cabinets, Island, Granite Counters, 5 Burner Gas Cooktop, Blt N Oven & Micro, Family Dining. Gorgeous Master Suite, Jaccuzi Tub, Sep Shower, Dbl Vanity, Custom Closet. Bonus Room Up.
10264 Fm 1173 Krum, TX 76249
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Denton Rahna Raney
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(3)- homes one 3358 Sq 4-4-2 with Tall Ceilings,and 3110 Sq 4-2-2 also one 1944 Sq 2-1Home that is very clean.The Living areas are very open and split bedrooms, on 20+acres.This contains two Partials of Land.Enjoy the outdoors you must see the Landscaping one of the kind with a Pool.Also has RV storage Barn, It also Has a deep water well and CO-op water.This Place has so much to offer, that you need to make and appointment and come to see it.
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Fresh Spinach With Roasted Garlic Puree
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Trim stems from spinach leaves. Wash spinach 3 to 4 times in cold water to remove all dirt and sand. Drain. Steam spinach or cook in salted, boiling water. Drain well and set aside.
Heat butter in saute pan over medium heat. Add garlic puree, apple, chili pepper and almonds. Mix and cook 2 minutes.
Add spinach and season well. Cover and cook 3 minutes over low heat.
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Calories 655 Calories from Fat 371
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Total Fat 44 g67.2%
Saturated Fat 10.2 g51.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 32.3 mg10.8%
Sodium 321.9 mg13.4%
Total Carbohydrates 55 g18.4%
Dietary Fiber 20.2 g80.7%
Sugars 21.1 g
Protein 26 g52.6%
Vitamin A 766.3% Vitamin C 320.1%
Calcium 57.2% Iron 75.6%
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University of Utah, David Eccles School of Business
Founded in 1917 on a rich tradition of business success and leadership, the University of Utah David Eccles School of Business offers an experiential learning environment for students.
As just one example, the school is home to the Student Investment Fund, which has outperformed the S&P 500 since the fund's inception in 1999. The Fund delivers hands-on investment experience to an accomplished cohort of the school's top juniors and seniors.
The Eccles School provides students with learning opportunities in eight undergraduate majors, four MBAs, five other graduate programs, a Ph.D. program, and a renowned executive education curriculum.
The accomplished faculty at the Eccles School contribute substantially each year to business research, placing us in the top 15 of public research institutions for business. We are consistently one of the top schools in the nation for startup businesses based on university research.
The David Eccles School of Business is home to nine institutes and centers that deliver academic research and support an ecosystem of entrepreneurship, technology and innovation here in Utah.
The University of Utah in Salt Lake City is nestled in the foothills of the Wasatch Mountains, just 30 minutes from seven ski resorts and less than five hours from several national parks. The college city is a cultural hub of diverse nightlife, dining, art and music, and boasts a top-ranked business environment for U.S. job growth and economic prowess.
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A Masters degree gives you the opportunity to either further your understanding of a particular question or take off in a completely different way using skills you have gained from your previous undergraduate degree.
Studies in international administration are designed for students looking to pursue administrative careers in various types of international settings. Examples of course topics include policy making, public finance, communication skill development and fundamental management principles.
Portugal is one of the warmest European countries. University programs are very affordable. In fact Portugal has one of the lowest living costs for students. Enjoy the the great beaches in Algarve or the old wings of history in the capital city of Lisbon.
Top Master Programs in International Administration in Portugal 2017
Having been the first master's created in Portugal in this area, the cycle of studies leading to the degree of Master's in Educational Sciences, Area of Specialisation in Educational Administration, was established as a training project that undertakes as privileged references three required scientific areas: Educational Administration, Educational Policy and Research Methodology. [+]


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North Saanich, British Columbia 10.38 miles SW
Ganges, British Columbia 13.77 miles NW
Saanichton, British Columbia 14.54 miles SW
Saanich, British Columbia 15.46 miles SW
Point Roberts, Washington 16.63 miles NE
Alice Lake Rd Squamish, British Columbia V0N 1H0 (map) | (604) 986-9371
Sites: 96 | Latest Rate: $18.00 | 4 Reviews
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May 2013 - $18.00
BC Provincial Parks are usually well laid out with private sites, as is Alice Lake. Nice to see the 30 Amp hook ups, but too bad that there are no water and sewer hook ups. There is a $5 sani-station across the road though. We would stay here again. Camping $ rate was seniors plus electrical hook up. - Snoet
Jun 2010 - $38.00
We stayed here for three days, and very impressed with the campground size and space between sites. The staff was very helpful with every detail of our stay. I would highly recommend this place for family camping or a couple without children. Very quit and relaxing. - chez
Apr 2010 - $38.00
I was surprised to find there are now quite a few campsites with 30 amp power available. This is another beautiful, well kept BC Provincial Park with a lovely little lake, close to Squamish BC, and about 1 hour easy drive to Whistler. Lots to do in the area. - Stan Humphries
3520 Paradise Valley Road Squamish, British Columbia V0N 1T0 (map) | (604) 898-1486
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I stayed here just overnight on my way through. It was a Sunday night, the camp hosts were very kind on the phone and set me up for a late check-in. Everything was in order when I got there and I quickly found my spot and set up. I was only one of about 5 campers in the place so it was peaceful and quiet. On the way in I realized I was driving into a moderate rain forest...literally. This campground is under the canopy of a genuine rain forest. As such, roadways and spaces are tight. I have a small TT, no issues. I can imagine it would be a nightmare for a large TT or 5er or a Class A. The overhang is tight, but that is part of the charm of the campground. I kept expecting a dinosaur to appear, clomping around the fern covered forest floor. If you have kids, their imaginations will run wild! Likes: Neat location under the tree canopy, decent size spaces, fire pit, picnic table, full hook-ups. Dislikes: Sewer hook-up was almost out of reach without an extension hose. For as wet a location as this is, more gravel in the spaces would be nice. Lot's of mud when it rains. Back-in spaces only. No cell service and no internet. I was traveling alone on this trip, with only my dogs, but I would have enjoyed this much more if I had my kids with me. For one thing, they love trains. There is a CN line right behind the campground along the property line. I could hear and see the trains from my space. None at night, thankfully, and the line is not heavily used. But the kids would have been thrilled to go camping in a rain forest and also be able to watch the trains from our site. This is also convenient to the West Coast Rail Museum in Squamish, the reason I took this little detour over the Sea to Sky Highway to begin with. It is a wonderful museum and would be a lot of fun for any kid, young or old, who loves trains. I will also add that I had a minor repair item on my trailer on the roof, but no way to get up there until I went to check out the next morning and the camp hosts were happy to loan me a ladder. They were very kind and overall, provided an excellent experience that I wish I had time to enjoy for more than an overnight stay. - tundraboomer
Aug 2007 - $30.00
The owners of this private campground keep it clean and well run. If they trimmed their trees more, they could accommodate larger rigs because these sites are huge. We were in a 32' Cardinal with 2 slides and our unit is tall. It was a bit dicey trying to maneuver the tree branches. We were with family who were tenting and the one washroom facility near us was either running out of toilet paper or the toilet was plugged. Suggest they monitor that washroom more and perhaps build another one. A close walk to the river or several scenic trails. - labbysmom
1940 Centennial Way Squamish, British Columbia V8B 0A8 (map) | (604) 898-3343
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Aug 2015 - $48.00
Nice wide level gravel sites. Free WiFi at the site. Friendly welcoming staff. Kids loved the mini-golf course. - vagabond8400
Aug 2015 - $50.00
Pretty decent RV park. Sites are large with good spacing, the power pedestals are new and wifi worked well except for the normal busy time in the evening. Cute little mini-golf course. Good access to hike/bike trails and town. A few semi-permanent rigs with their usual clutter. Also looks like they're expanding the park. All in all a nice park facility-wise. My issue is with the gun club adjacent to the park. Normal periodic shooting throughout the last couple days (9AM-9PM) was a little annoying but no big deal. But this morning we were awakened to gunshots at 7:00AM which is incredibly inconsiderate! Would have rated the park higher except for the Gun Club which virtually ruined our stay. We won't be back. - clayghir
Jun 2015 - $46.00
After discovering another occupant in our reserved site and being put out for a while, the staff came through for us with some nice bonuses. The place has a great mini-golf course and feels like someone has a vision for something fun but the vibe is killed a little by all the long term residents and the junk and vehicles that group accumulates that make the place feel a little like a mobile home park. Probably 80-90% of the place is for long term residents who clearly live year round. Our site on the trees turned out to be a real pleasant surprise and the view of the mountains was great. Plus, it was close to town. We would come back if we wanted to stay 'in town' but the place lacks a cozy 'camping' feel. - RV Bell's
515 Fulford-Ganges Rd Ganges, British Columbia V8K 2K1 (map) | (250) 537-7861
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $33.00 | 4 Reviews
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Apr 2015 - $33.00
We have been periodic visitors to this park. Most sites rustic but four large sites full service. No cable but excellent antenna reception. Camp hosts very friendly and accommodating. Steep gravel road with graded speed bumps all the way down, making the ride in very rough. Going out even tougher as difficult to power up hill toeing heavy trailer due to speed bumps. This must be improved. Would have given higher rating with better access in. - flugelboneman
Aug 2012 - $35.00
On the plus, the owners/hosts are wonderful people who made sure everyone was safe and happy. They kicked out someone who did a burnout on the gravel. They did a number of extra things for us that we're incredibly grateful for. The park is well maintained, it is all gravel but there is a LOT of forested areas. I think tenters would really like as some tent-only sites were really cool and tucked away. Very casual place and never had any noise issues, neither with others nor about us as we like to stay up and talk (no music of course). On the downside, as with most of SSI, the driveway down is really steep (gravel), and hard to see speedbumps. An SUV with a tent trailer got stuck on the speedbump trying to leave and had to get towed out (I think the host did this). There isn't much to do at the campsite. We walked it in about 15minutes. Tried biking into Ganges but its a steep driveway and then a long downhill to Ganges. The ride back was terrible with kids and narrow roads and no bike lane. We were lucky with relatives on the island to visit/cart us, otherwise we'd may have been bored or had to take taxis. Overall, definitely recommend campground as it is nice, quiet, and hosts are the real article. - User2179
Sep 2011 - $37.00
Small, well kept park about l mile out of Ganges on Saltspring Island. No pavement but well maintained road access. Fairly steep hill down into park. No cable TV, but very good antenna TV reception and good Wi-Fi. Sites are extremely private, a bit tight to get into, but well defined with split cedar fencing designating your site. Extremely quiet. It was a great stopover and we will be back. - flugelboneman
3000 Stautw Rd Saanichton, British Columbia V8M 2K5 (map) | (250) 544-0508
Sites: 150 | Latest Rate: $53.00 | 22 Reviews
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We came from the U.S. on the ferry from Anacortes, WA and the ferry landing was a great location to get to this RV park. It took us less than 15 minutes once we were through Customs. This is the quietest park I have ever stayed at. Absolutely no traffic noise except what goes in and out of the park. The roads are paved and our site was level and gravel with some low lying weeds. If they invested in some Round Up and new gravel, it would be perfect. That said, it really was a perfect place to stay. The sites were wide and roomy from your neighbor. There is a beach trail that goes to a rustic beach, which is a nice walk. The office staff was very helpful and pleasant and it was easy to get in and out of the park with a big rig. They have ample parking at the office for big rigs, which was appreciated. The wifi was okay but not great. I was able to connect on my phone but never on my laptop. When the park was full it was difficult to get on and stay on, but better when the park was less full. Best times were the morning. No problem with 50 amp service, water or sewer. We did not get cable but were able to use Dish Network satellite. Hwy 17 is close enough for convenience but far enough so there is no noise. It goes north to Sidney easily and south with a longer drive to Victoria. There are seasonal people here but their sites are well maintained and even enhanced with patios etc. We stayed a week and loved it. We'd definitely come back. - Danni
Mar 2016 - $29.00
Not a lot of options for RV parks in this area, but having said that, this is the best one around. The sites are well spaced and have some shrubs between them for a bit of privacy. I did find the location of the power and sewer hookups a little inconvenient for our motorhome, as the sewer was toward the back of the site and the power was near the center ( this was a pull through ). Everything was well kept and clean, roads were paved, but the sites were gravel and pretty much level. Lots to do here with Sidney and Central Saanich near by....bring your bikes, as you are minutes from the Lochside trail which will take you to Sidney or Victoria. Would have rated this park a bit higher except for the poor condition of the roads and neighborhood you have to go through to get here. Some of the sites toward the bottom of the hill (11 - 15) have a water view. I would stay here again if in the area. - EmmaS
Sep 2015 - $28.00
We originally planned to stay at this campground for 3 nights, but a medical issue extended our stay to 10 nights. The rate shown is the single night rate and is in U.S. dollars, as requested. We found the park to be excellent in all respects. Our level pull-through site had foliage on both sides for some privacy from adjacent campers. Seasonal users, which were a large majority of the park, were in a separate section from transient users. All camping units, including seasonal ones, were in excellent condition and very well maintained. Campground maintenance was excellent. There was little shade on sites, but the cooler weather of fall meant rigs did not get hot. Wi-fi, even with an external wi-fi adapter, was marginal. Victoria was about 12 miles away and the Sidney-Anacortes ferry was conveniently close. We would definitely stay here, were we to visit Vancouver Island again. - Jay Rutherford
Island View Rd Saanich, British Columbia V8M1W4 (map) | (250) 478-3344
Sites: 48 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 2 Reviews
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One of the better non-hookup type RV parks in the Victoria area for the price. Site surface is gravel and grass with a sunny/open exposure. Features a picnic table too. - Leisure Time
Jun 2014 - $20.00
This park is location location location. The views from the 18 RV sites are amazing. If you are looking for full services on a concrete pad you will be disappointed. Sites are packed gravel and fairly wide. There is a community fire pit (wood supplied) and every site has a table. If you like being right on the ocean with a pretty good sandy beach then this is for you. No reservations so if you want to be here for the weekend I suggest you get here on Wednesday to set up camp. The Capitol Regional District maintains the park and does a very good job. It's clean and quiet. Dogs are not supposed to be allowed on the beach between June and September but we noticed a number of people who didn't seem to care. We are looking forward to our next stay here. - BC Wanderer
3290 Campion Rd Saanichton, British Columbia V8M 1W7 (map) | (250) 652-3800
Sites: 59 | Latest Rate: $55.00 | 2 Reviews
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Pretty much what the previous reviewer wrote, except now the sites are numbered. Hard to find any other improvements. The price is far too high for what you are getting. The best part is the view from the beach, it is lovely and you can have your lunch and fire right on the beach if you are on the Oceanside. At our site, the shrubbery was overgrown impeding our ocean view from our unit and the sites could be better cared for. There is definitely a lot of room for improvement, I don't see us returning here. - Leisure Time
Aug 2014 - $44.00
We reserved a spot for two nights as there was nothing else available in the area. Reserving is a two part process. We filled out the on-line form and then had to telephone during business hours to confirm and pass along our credit card info. The on line form was a waste as we re-did everything via telephone. The road to the park is a very narrow two way road that is also shared by bicyclists and equestrian users. The horse traffic was not an issue but the bicyclists, I'm sure, wished the internal combustion engine and all of us users were dead. That's not the RV park's fault, just part of the process of getting there. The last lap is a steep curvy descent with amazing views of the ocean. When you reach the RV park you will notice that the office/owner's residence is a dump. As well, you will see about four port-a-potties across the road. That is the wash room. No showers or laundry. No store, no facilities what so ever. There is a single rope swing for kids to play on. Check-in was easy. She took our money and gave us a site number and a point in that direction. Sites are not numbered. There were three vacant sites where she pointed. I asked a camper what number they were in and counted back from them to find my designated number. We had a "Nature Setting" as opposed to Oceanside. Our site was long but very narrow. It is pretty much slide to awning all the way along. Oceanside is just as cramped. There is one fifteen amp service shared by two sites. I tried to microwave 6 oz of liquid and discovered it took two minutes. Normally it takes 20 seconds. We used the power for lighting only after that. There is no sewer service but you can borrow a portable honey wagon if you want. The dump station is on a hill so it is a waste of time trying to empty your tanks there. There no cable, no Wi-Fi, no nothing except the gorgeous view of the ocean. The "miles of beach" as listed on their web site are all rocks. Very hard to walk on. The pictures with sand on their web site do exist. They are just very small isolated pockets. In a nut shell, if the fee was $25.00 I would have a hard time considering returning but at $44.10 including taxes, not a chance. This is one place that is just pillaging and plundering 'cause there is such a shortage of RV parks in the area. We will never return. - BC Wanderer
190 Waterfront Way Eastsound, Washington 98245 (map) | (360) 376-2240
Sites: 11 | Latest Rate: $43.00 | 2 Reviews
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Quiet family-friendly resort on Orcas island. Convenient to Moran State Park. Whale watching tours depart from the resort dock daily, which was nice. Campground was fairly basic, campsites all had a nice carpet of grass and seemed fairly level. Water view sites looked fantastic but book far in advance. Restrooms and grounds were clean and staff was helpful. We'd definitely stay here again, hopefully for a few weeks one summer. - pokeyt
Jul 2011 - $42.00
We stayed here on Orcas Island July 16-20; we had one of the three sites that have a view of the ocean (with beautiful sunsets). These are large sites with pull through capability, tables and fire pits. They don't have much shade, but you're right on the ocean and there is plenty of cool breeze. The other 8 sites don't have the spectacular view but have some shade and are back in, not pull through. The staff at West Beach resort are very friendly and helpful. There are numerous things to do there: 5 days of the week they have various craft projects for the kids; there is a sand volley ball set up, tether ball, rope swings, and lots of opportunities for the person who wants to fish or go crabbing. They have a nightly campfire at the beach and a hot tub. There are also numerous whale watching companies in the area. Nearby is Friday Harbor on San Juan Island; we went there for the day but found it touristy and commercial but others might enjoy it. Moran State Park is on Orcas Island and we went there for a day; lots of hiking trails and a drive up to the top of Constitution Mountain. From the top of the mountain you can see all the way to Mt. Rainier on a clear day. A few things to be aware of: the toll for the ferry from Anacortes (the port for the ferries that go to the islands) can be expensive. They charge by the overall length of your vehicle and rig as well as number of passengers. We had our SUV and a 16' trailer; it came to nearly $200. Longer rigs could cost even more. Once you're on the island, travel between the other islands is free. You can even make it over to Sydney, BC on Vancouver Island and go from there down to Victoria, but be sure to bring your passport (this ferry ride isn't free). The second thing is there is no dump site at West Beach Resort; they told s the only dump site on the island is at Moran State Park, which is about a 30 minute drive. What they didn't tell us is that there is a free dump site in Anacortes at 4th and T street, so if you can wait to drain your tanks when you leave the island, you can save yourself a lot of time and trouble. We had a great time at this place and would highly recommend it. - neuronz
1450 Charlotte St Crofton, British Columbia V0R 1R0 (map) | (250) 246-4787
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 4 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $28.00
Nice view of the ocean and walking trail right at our doorstep, along with a small sandy Beach Park a short distance away. Wi-Fi not available at our site, as you have to be near the guest house to pick up signal. Overall a pleasant stay for the money. - Leisure Time
Mar 2016 - $28.00
Crofton is a bit off the beaten path but well worth visiting. The park has many long term residents but only a few site were junky. We were able to secure E10 which is right next to the water. The views are very nice even though we could see the stacks and steam from the nearby Pulp Mill. It is quiet and sheltered. There is a lot of foot traffic almost on our door step from the Board Walk that will take you to the B C Ferry Dock (goes to Salt Spring Island) and nearby shops. Basic services are available in Crofton. Sites are large enough but not huge. Wifi was non existent but we were told that going in. Our big complaint was the power. Probably because we were here off season, and there was not an extra charge for power, all residents were probably using the electric to heat their units. It took forever to warm anything in the microwave so we limited our use of appliances. We will be back to explore Salt Spring and surrounding areas. We feel we were well served for the $28.00 Cdn inc Tax that we paid. - BC Wanderer
Aug 2015 - $39.00
We called to make a reservation and were fortunate to be able to reserve a full-service (30 amp) site that was adjacent to the beach (E10). The park has power and water only sites right along the water, too, and further from the water there are full-service sites. Reception was excellent. We were advised that Wi-Fi was only accessible very near to the office, and even with an antenna booster, I was unable to connect from our site. There is a very nice boardwalk that goes in both directions from the park. The walk to Crofton is short, and there are a few shops, cafes, and a grocery store with a surprising selection of items. We did get some odor from the pulp mill early one morning, but for the rest of our 3-day stay, it was not detectable. We used the park as a base to explore the area's wineries, lakes, small bay towns and Chemainus. We explored other RV parks in the area, and we thought that Osborne Bay was the nicest. We would stay there again if we could get site E10. - Joe from Victoria
4313 Roche Harbor Road Friday Harbor, Washington 98250 (map) | (360) 378-2350
Sites: 130 | Latest Rate: $59.00 | 4 Reviews
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A very beautiful park, with plenty of activities: fishing, canoeing, tie dyeing shirts, ice cream socials. Staff is very helpful and friendly. There was one young lady that went out of her way to help us. We will be back again next year. - The Asphalt RVer
May 2010 - $62.00
This is a "Resort" with large log cabins that feature beautiful furnishings, manicured landscaping, and even a hot tub. There is a lakeside guest lodge and General Store. They offer "Canvas Cabins" placed along the three stocked lakes. You can rent a boat, picnic, pitch your tent on a secluded campsite, ride your bike, or wander the peaceful grounds. However, if you show up in an RV, expect much less! For the $62 a night rate one would expect the best of amenities. Not this place. The six RV sites are poorly placed, poorly designed and an apparent after-thought. The sites are dirty gravel that turns onto a black soup when wet. The water and electric service is place on the wrong side of the site making hook up a challenge. There is no sewer, and no dump station on site. You have to drive five miles back to town to empty your holding tanks! There is one bath house, but there are lots of "Port-A-Jons" around. Come on! Sixty two bucks a night and you have to use a "Port-A-Jon"! (Remember, no sewer or dump site.) When we arrived we could not get to our RV sites because of low hanging tree branches. It took three trips to the shed before they had all the tools to do the job. Forty-five minutes later we finally got to our site. This might be a "Resort", but not a "RV Resort"... especially at the outrageous price. - Paul M. Kitchen
Jul 2009 - $29.00
Beautiful campground, with all the lakes. Staff was extremely friendly, especially the young lady that serves the morning breakfasts at the canvas tents. They have activities for all ages. It's the fifth year we have ferried over to Friday Harbor and it is a beautiful place to spend some time. - The Asphalt RVer


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When: Sun., Oct. 21 2012
A free concert with opener Laura Thurston, followed by two sets of Acoustic Muffin. Amongst 2500 blueberry trees next to Cypress Stage. 2:30-7 p.m.
Price: Free
9760 Randall Rd. (McClellanville)
The monthly concert festival series is a hit
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February 11, 2012
Blue Pearl hosts a monthly music and berry fest
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AvantGo and Audi Team Up to Bring College Hoops to Mobile Devices
SYNOPSIS: Mobile marketing campaign is a "slam dunk" for basketball fans and
raises visibility of the Audi brand among the tech-savvy crowd.
Mar 15, 2004, 00:00 ET from iAnywhere
DUBLIN, Calif., March 15 /PRNewswire/ -- PDA and smartphone users won't miss a minute of the action when the college basketball championship tournament begins this month, thanks to Audi of America, sponsor of this year's AvantGo(R) College Hoops Channel. In its third year, the PDA-based channel provides basketball fans with all the thrilling NCAA Men's Division 1 tournament action, supplying up-to-the-minute information directly to users' handheld devices. With content provided by Sporting News, AvantGo users will receive the latest scores, schedules and bracket information to stay on top of tournament action when they are away from their televisions and computers. By sponsoring the AvantGo College Hoops Channel, Audi is reaching a captive and engaged audience of 24-54 year-old technology-savvy, innovative and "on-the-go" males. The channel is one facet of Audi's tournament marketing campaign, which also includes strategic print and television advertisements by Audi of America's advertising agency McKinney. The AvantGo initiative will spotlight the four key components of Audi's brand: design, performance, technology and innovation. "We believe AvantGo users share many of the values inherent in the Audi brand, making the College Hoops Channel an exciting way for us to reach a highly desirable demographic," said Mary Ann Wilson Audi National Advertising Manager. "The innovative medium, coupled with the opportunity to help consumers enjoy the excitement of the NCAA Division I tournament made this sponsorship the right match for Audi." "College basketball becomes a hot topic of conversation in March in the U.S., and Audi is taking advantage of that enthusiasm to further its brand visibility," said James Ryan, editorial director at AvantGo, a service of iAnywhere. "We had the privilege of working with Audi recently on its launch of the A8 and AvantGo's ability to provide focused access to a highly desirable demographic played an important role in the expansion of our relationship." Using the AvantGo service, companies such as Audi can build brand awareness, acquire new customers, reduce customer care costs and generate incremental revenue through customized, interactive advertising, media and marketing campaigns designed for mobile users. AvantGo uniquely delivers a robust mobile user experience, delivering content to consumers at their convenience -- whether connected to a public wireless or Wi-Fi network or working offline. About Audi Audi of America is headquartered in Auburn Hills, Michigan, and markets performance-oriented European luxury vehicles: the A4, A4 Cabriolet, A6, A8, TT, the allroad quattro. Audi has also driven technology with its legendary quattro(R) all-wheel drive and its multitronic(TM) continuously variable transmission. For more information about additional Audi-related events and corporate news, visit www.audiusa.com. About AvantGo AvantGo is a free service that delivers rich, personalized mobile websites to PDAs and smartphones. Today, more than 2,500 major brands, including American Airlines, CNET, GM, Rolling Stone and The New York Times, leverage AvantGo to target a highly desirable demographic of more than ten million registered users. AvantGo offers the convenience of anywhere, anytime access, seamlessly supporting both wireless and "sync and go" connectivity. To learn more about AvantGo visit www.avantgo.com. About iAnywhere iAnywhere is the worldwide market leader in mobile databases and mobile middleware. More than 12,000 customers and 1,000 embedded database partners rely on its SQL Anywhere(R) technology and mobile enterprise solutions. In addition, the company's AvantGo(R) mobile Internet service is one of the most popular mobile applications. iAnywhere is a subsidiary of Sybase, Inc. 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BALTIMORE -- If not for Josh Hamilton's four-homer game, Texas Rangers starter Neftali Feliz would have been the story of Tuesday's game.
After a rough start in Toronto, when he gave up four runs on four hits in five innings, Feliz spent time between starts focused on fastball command. His location was better Tuesday as he held the Orioles to one run on four hits in six innings for a quality start.
"I was working on mechanics," Feliz said through a translator. "I was opening up too much."
Feliz said he feels good physically as he settles into a routine between starts. He's slated to pitch Sunday night against Jered Weaver in the finale of the Angels series.
Other notes:
* Mike Napoli is not in tonight's game, but he's healthy. Manager Ron Washington said he just wanted to give him a day off and get Brandon Snyder in the game at third against a lefty. It's rare to see Napoli not playing against a left-handed starter, but the catcher has been struggling. He's just 4-for-27 (.148) on this road trip.
* Adrian Beltre said he feels good and is ready to play the field, but he won't Wednesday because of the threat of wet weather. Washington said he isn't taking any chances, but that Beltre will be back out there on Thursday if the weather is fine.
* Feliz has spent some time with former Ranger Pedro Strop while in Baltimore. The two are close friends and Strop is part of the Orioles bullpen.


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I feel like I've beaten this drum before, and maybe I have, but I think it needs to again be said : Studios just don't seem capable of making movies as well as those more passionate, less cashed-up individuals who are usually lucky to get a 15-cents-per-sale deal with an indy home video distributor.
Case in point : Big-time Universal Studios thriller "Contraband", starring triple-titted Mark Wahlberg, and the film I preceded to watch immediately after, in the comfort of a hotel room, "Brake", a video-on-demand title (one of those films you pay a few bucks to premiere in the comfort of your own bed) starring Stephen Dorff as a man stuck in a car boot.
Both aren't original films, for one "Contraband" is a remake, but I can tell you which one was the better of the two – and it ain't the one with Donnie's bro.
If movie posters told us all we needed to know about a particular movie, then Contraband is simply a flick where Mark Wahlberg gets around with a big-ass gun, looking sternly at the trash he's about to take out.
And one wouldn't be deemed silly for presupposing "Contraband" exactly that -particularly since the man-shooting-a-gun movie became Wahlberg's calling card there for a while.
Thing is, Wahlberg's done with all that. A little film called "Boogie Nights" happened. And later, "The Departed". The likes of "Shooter" and "The Conspirator" are beyond him, right?
Surely, For Wahlberg to return to the kind of one-note action thrillers he did before knocking the academy over with his stellar turn in the Scorsese film, he'd have to be downing hash-infused protein powder!?
Bottom line. Posters can deceive.
Despite the title, despite the poster and despite the presence of a gun, "Contraband" still fits satisfyingly into the Wahlberg of new.
Yes, it's an action movie but it's also a classy one, one with an engrossing story and plethora of interesting characters (with actual arcs), that transplants pleasing export "Reykjavík-Rotterdam" to Yankee terrain with good results.
Wahlberg is a former hot-shot smuggler who is forced back into the game when his brother-in-law gets into trouble. Meantime the heavies are coming down hard on our hero's wife (Kate Beckinsale) back home.
I guess "Contraband" is much more of a popcorn flick than Wahlberg's last couple of movies were, they were all about Oscars (especially "The Fighter") and it's definitely not a movie that's choca-bloc with surprises or is devoid of cliché. But it's also a six-pack ahead of the usual one-last-con actioner thanks to a crafty script, good performances (Wahlberg's good and is backed up by an awesome union of young actors; though I'm sick of seeing Ben Foster in the same old role) and slick direction.
Still, is it the film Wahlberg should be following up "The Fighter" with? No, probably not – it's probably the most generic vehicle he's done in a while (and Ben Foster might've been better to choose something else altogether; surely he's sick of playing the same predictable loose cannon?) and it doesn't exactly keep his name or face fresh in the minds of the critical community or academy but shit, maybe Wahlberg wanted to do something a little draining after all the heavy going stuff of late, and that's understandable. And heck, one's sat through much much much duller holiday home videos than this.
But then, at a fifth of the cost to both me and the filmmaker, there's a film like "Brake" starring Stephen Dorff as a government agent – working White House detail – who wakes to find himself in someone's car boot. He's got a C.B radio, a cell phone and a barrage of answers to questions that the kidnappers want, that he's not gonna give.
So yes, it's another version of that Ryan Reynolds movie "Buried" – only I think I like this better.
"Buried" was pretty sure of itself when it came to its plot; it almost gets away with simply being a movie about a man yelling and screaming for help in a box for 90 mins.
"Brake" is a little of that that too, though Dorff – being an agent – is a little calmer than Reynolds was, if only be a smidge. But this is just a much more interesting movie than "Buried" because of its very smart, and very intriguing script – you think you know what's going on, but you don't. And just when you think you've got it all figured out, you discover you're off-base again.
If "Die Hard" had been set in a car boot, and not the Nakatomi Plaza, it would've likely turned out like this. You've got the guy on the other end of the C.B radio that our hero befriends, you've got the nasty villains who'll run down anyone and anything to get to their target (supposedly the President of the United States), and you've got the love interest who throws a spanner in the works when it's revealed she's also the temporary property of bad guys.
Simple but crafty, "Brake" is another solid reminder that independent film is where the gems go to hide. If you happen to find yourself in a hotel with a VOD system, dial it up.


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Located in the most pristine area of Stowe, Vermont - an historic New England town and resort area. Skiing, hiking, biking, golf and other activities abound. Quaint village with antique shops. More than 60 fine restaurants.
Located on 20 private acres. Beautiful views. Secluded custom-built post and beam farmhouse with modern amenities. Gourmet kitchen, rec room, master suite. Adjacent to trail network.
7+ bedrooms. 5 baths. Sleeps 2-20 comfortably.
Satellite TV, VCR; Hot Tub; Pool Table; 2 fireplaces (one in a bedroom) plus a wood stove; Gourmet kitchen with commercial range, dining room, living room; King, Queen and twin beds; Washer/Dryer; 3 car heated garage;
Rates available from $200/night. Weekly, Monthly, Seasonal rates also available. Call for details for your party.
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This recipe is a great one to impress guests at your next cocktail party (though you'll have to multiply it). It's really quick and simple, yet it looks very decadent and time-consuming. To make the roll-ups extra elegant for entertaining, wrap the roast beef close to the bottom of the spears, then stand them on a platter.
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- 2 servings
- 12 medium asparagus spears, trimmed by snapping off the ends where they break naturally
- 1 teaspoon prepared horseradish, or more to taste
- 2 tablespoons light sour cream
- Salt and pepper, to taste
- 6 ounces thinly sliced or shaved Simple Grilled London Broil, Pot Roast, or extra-lean deli roast beef
- Stovetop Instructions:
- Half-fill a large bowl with ice water. Place a steamer rack insert in a large pot. Fill the pot with water so it reaches just below the steamer rack. Place the pot over high heat, cover it with a lid, and bring the water to a boil. Add the asparagus, cover the pot (leaving the lid slightly ajar), and steam the asparagus until crisp-tender, 3 to 5 minutes, depending on thickness. Transfer the asparagus to the bowl of ice water to stop the cooking. Drain well. Meanwhile, in a small bowl, mix the horseradish and sour cream until well combined. Season with salt and pepper. Lay 1 1/2 ounces of the beef on a flat work surface or cutting board. Spread one-quarter (about 1/2 tablespoon) of the horseradish mixture over the beef, leaving a small border. Place 3 asparagus spears at one of the narrower ends of each beef slice so the tips hang over. Roll the beef around the bundle of asparagus until you reach the other end of the beef. Repeat with the remaining roast beef, horseradish mixture, and asparagus to create 3 more roll-ups. Serve immediately.
- Microwave Instructions:
- Follow the directions above, except instead of steaming the asparagus, add 1 tablespoon of water and the asparagus to a medium microwave-safe bowl or dish. Cover the dish with a microwave-safe plate. Microwave on high for 1 to 2 minutes, or until the asparagus is crisp tender. Transfer the asparagus to a bowl of ice water to stop the cooking. Drain well.
Per serving: 30.0 calories, 20.0 calories from fat, 2.0g total fat, 1.5g saturated fat, 5.0mg cholesterol, 45.0mg sodium, 2.0g total carbs, 0.0g dietary fiber, 0.0g sugars, 0.9g protein


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Horizontal Directional Drilling: Utility and Pipeline Applications
€ 135,99
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BeschreibungThis is a complete sourcebook of information on Horizontal Directional Drilling, the installation of pipelines and utilities beneath obstacles such as water and roadways. HDD is a fast-growing technology in the trenchless industry.Provides technical information on the design, permitting, construction, bid documents, specifications, and construction of HDD applicationsNumerous HDD calculations with examples
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PortraitDr. David Willoughby, Professor Emeritus of Music at Eastern New Mexico University and former Dean of its College of Fine Arts, retired in 1993 after twenty years of service. He moved to Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania and immediately was named Head of the Music Department at Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove, a position he held for three years. From 1970-1973, he held the position of Assistant Director of the Ford Foundation/ MENC Contemporary Music Project, where, among other responsibilities, he served as Editor of the CMP Newsletter. From 1960-1970, he was Assistant/Associate Professor of Music at Elizabethtown College. Willoughby is now Minister of Music at the Church of the Brethren in Elizabethtown, where he directs the Adult Choir and the Bell Choir. He continues to play double bass and serves as Editor of the Newsletter of The College Music Society (CMS). The fourth edition of his book, The World of Music, has just been published by McGraw-Hill. Regarding CMS, he serves on the Council of Past Presidents, having served as President in 1987 and 1988. Previously, he was Board member for Music and General Studies (1980-1985) and a member of the Executive Committee (1986-1989). He served as Director of the Wingspread Conference on Music in General Studies (1981) and of the first four summer Institutes for Music in General Studies, Boulder, Colorado (1982-1985). (It was this Conference on Music in General Studies and these Institutes that prompted the first conversations, in 1985, that led to the first edition of The World of Music.)
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Muslims and the State in Britain, France, and Germany
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Muslims and the State in Britain, France, and Germany by Joel S. Fetzer
Book DescriptionOver ten million Muslims live in Western Europe. Since the early 1990s, and especially after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, vexing policy questions have emerged about the religious rights of native-born and immigrant Muslims. Britain has struggled over whether to give state funding to private Islamic schools. France has been convulsed over Muslim teenagers wearing the hijab in public schools. Germany has debated whether to grant 'public-corporation' status to Muslims. And each state is searching for policies to ensure the successful incorporation of practicing Muslims into liberal democratic society. This 2004 book analyzes state accommodation of Muslims' religious practices in Britain, France, and Germany, first examining three major theories: resource mobilization, political-opportunity structure, and ideology. It then proposes an additional explanation, arguing that each nation's approach to Muslims follows from its historically based church-state institutions.
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Publish Date: 18-Oct-2004
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Open Borders and International Migration Policy, Hardback (October 2015)
Although philosophers debate the morality of open borders, few social scientists have explored what would happen if immigration were no longer limited. This book looks at three examples of temporarily unrestricted migration in Miami, Marseille, and Dublin and finds that the effects were much less catastrophic than opponents of immigration claim.
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Professor Joel S. Fetzer teaches European and immigration politics at Pepperdine University. His research has been funded by the German Marshall Foundation of the United States, the MacArthur Foundation, the Friedrich Ebert Foundation, and the Yale Center for International and Area Studies. He is the author of numerous articles and book chapters on comparative immigration politics and on religion and political behavior. His most recent book is Public Attitudes toward Immigration in the United States, France, and Germany (Cambridge 2000). J. Christopher Soper is an Endowed Professor of Political Science and Chair of the Social Science Division at Pepperdine University. A graduate of both Yale Divinity School and Yale's PhD program in political science, Professor Soper has written extensively on church-state relations and religion and politics in Europe and the United States. Recipient of grants from the American Political Science Association and Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, he is author of Evangelical Christianity in the United States and Great Britain (Macmillan 1994) and co-author of The Challenge of Pluralism: Church and State in Five Democracies (Rowman and Littlefield 1997).
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- In a small saucepan, cook lima beans according to package directions; drain, reserving 1 tablespoon cooking liquid. In a small skillet, saute onion in butter. Stir in the cream, parsley, dill, salt, pepper and reserved cooking liquid. Cook 1-2 minutes longer or until butter is melted. Yield: 2 servings.
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