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Caroline Peach only smokes six to eight cigarettes a day, but she has been addicted for 30 years. She wants to give up because of the forthcoming smoking ban - and because her children desperately want her to quit.
Caroline, 46, a hairdresser and funeral organiser from Harrogate, has resolved to stop smoking with the help of Chris Walmsley, a specialist adviser for North Yorkshire Stop Smoking Service.
Caroline says: I smoke six to eight cigarettes a day. It's not a huge amount, but I've been doing it for a very long time - since I was 16 or 17. I gave up when I was pregnant and I've given up lots of times in the past, but then I think, "Well, I'll just have the one" - and I'm back smoking again. I've never gone cold turkey. I've tried the anti-smoking tablets Zyban twice - they worked really well, but as soon as I came off them, I wanted a cigarette. I've tried patches about four times, but I do them for about three or four weeks and I start thinking, "What a waste of money", and stop using them. I'm all right for three or four days, but then I have a few drinks and that's it. When you start smoking again, you hate yourself and feel really stupid.
I have three children who'd like me to give up. My youngest is sport-mad and really into football and fitness, and he hates the fact that I smoke. The smoking ban is also a big motivation - I don't want to be standing outside a bar having a cigarette; I think it looks horrible. I've never told many people that I'm giving up before. When I told a friend about doing this publicly, she said it was a good idea - if I fail, it's going to be national humiliation. I think that's what I need.
Chris says: It's really important for Caroline to work out the reasons why she smokes - I think of it as a triangle: habit, dependence and emotion. She should attach a piece of paper to her cigarette packet with an elastic band, and every time she has a cigarette, write down why she is smoking it. Then she'll find that there are, maybe, only four or five crucial cigarettes a day.
She needs strategies for dealing with the different reasons for wanting cigarettes. To beat a habit, you need to do something different. If you used to go downstairs in the morning and put the kettle on and have a cigarette, for instance, change your routine. Have a shower first, or have a drink of fruit juice as a change. If you are a heavy smoker, you have to be really motivated. If you use nicotine-replacement therapy (such as a patch or chewing gum), you're twice as likely to succeed at giving up. But the emotional link with smoking can be difficult to break. People don't necessarily think about it so much, but it might be that you reach for a cigarette when you're upset, or things go wrong, or, conversely, because it's part of having a good time. It's good to get some support for when you would normally have a cigarette; find a friend you can ring for a chat, for instance.
It's important that Caroline rewards herself for doing well. She could book a holiday now that she wouldn't be able to afford if she smoked - I know one couple who gave up together and used the money they saved to go to Disneyland with their kids (and they weren't about to let them start smoking again, in case they couldn't go). Another man used the money to buy a car.
It's worth going to a support group and having carbon monoxide levels measured. As soon as you stop smoking, the levels in your blood will fall (meaning oxygen levels are higher). That way, you see the health benefits straight away.
My most important piece of advice is not ever to take even a single puff of a cigarette again. Don't think you can "just have one". There are people who say they can take or leave cigarettes and that they can stop any time they want. But if that's really true, why would you be risking cancer and all that damage to your heart and lungs? If you could just stop easily, you would.
Caroline says: I haven't had a cigarette for a week, and I don't think I've been completely unbearable, but it's not been easy. I've just gone completely cold turkey - and I'm OK. I've been so busy with everything lately that I haven't really had time to think much about the not smoking. Today has been quite bad, though, and I think if somebody had put a packet of cigarettes on the kitchen table, I would probably have smoked one when I got in from work. I found it useful talking to a counsellor. I've never done it this way before, but it's really encouraging to see a complete stranger once a week and have them say to you, "Well done" and explain what's happening to your body. I have noticed that my sense of smell is coming back - but it's a bit of a mixed blessing. Now it is back, I keep running about thinking everything is on fire. It's quite bizarre. I can smell people walking past the house having a cigarette, which is horrible. I have never liked smoking - I hate the smell.
In some ways, I think going cold turkey has actually been easy, but I don't know if that's because my mind has been busy with other things. There's also an advertisement that's really got to me about the formaldehyde in cigarettes. I'm not an undertaker, but I am trying to launch a business planning funerals - and I can't really tell people not to embalm bodies because of the environment if I'm still smoking! I'm glad I've given up, if only because I really should try to outlive the people whose funerals I'm helping to plan.
My kids are pleased that I've given up - my little boy gave me a big hug. I've also got people I work with who are thinking about giving up. A colleague asked if I'd like to go out for a cigarette and I told her I stopped, and they were all saying that they should give up at new year.
I'm going to the pub for the first time tonight, and it's always been there that all my willpower goes, when I've had a few drinks. But I'm going with people who don't smoke. I'll resent other people smoking, I'm sure.
I do feel positive about stopping, though, I really do. I really believe that.
· Find an NHS stop smoking adviser in your area at givingupsmoking.co.uk
Louise Bennett gets anxious about everything, so that the tiniest things take over her life. Would a week be enough for her to get her confidence back?
Louise Bennett, 27, is a community artist living in London. Gillian Butler, a consultant clinical psychologist for the NHS and the Oxford Cognitive Therapy Centre, worked with her to tackle her anxiety.
Louise says: On a day-to-day basis, I think I worry about the consequences of things an awful lot. If I decide to do something, or I go to meet someone, I will build up a series of "what ifs" - and, more often than not,I'll talk myself out of things, or worry about things that are not going to happen, or probably won't happen.
Initially, I might start worrying about quite a small thing, but this will build up and builds up until I'm worrying about lots of different areas of my life, whether it's my living situation, or money, or work.
I think I've always been a worrier, but I suppose that when I went to university, and then started work, I noticed it more. I feel that I am quite a negative person. I don't want to be stuck and not do things because of the worry. I think I was a bit more confident a few years ago, and I want to get that confidence back.
Gillian says: Louise needs to identify what she wants to be different in her life, and then see how anxiety and worry are getting in the way - how they are stopping her from getting where she wants to be. If you want to change, you need a new attitude; instead of letting worry get in the way, you need to have a go and do the things that worry stops you doing. And if you can find a way of making that fun, it will be easier.
One good way to do this is to set yourself challenges or experiments. If, for instance, worry is stopping you from saying what you think, you should set yourself a challenge to make your point of view clear. Think of it as an experiment, and then make a prediction about whether what you worry will happen if you speak out will actually happen. This prediction then makes you curious as to whether you are right - and makes the challenge easier, because you're curious about the outcome. Instead of you always asking, "How can I protect myself? How can I keep myself safe?", which is all inward-looking, curiosity brings you out again into the world.
Also, people do worry about being worried. When you have been doing too much of it and you realise what it has done to you, you begin to "catastrophise" and make very negative predictions about the effects of worrying. The worry then becomes the problem, rather than the thing you were worrying about.
You can stop the worrying by facing your fears. Say you are afraid of dogs. There is no way you can get away from that without facing up to meeting dogs. You have to do it, so make a prediction about what is going to happen. If you think every dog is going to smell your fear and attack you, for instance, go and walk in the park and see if that happens. Take someone with you, if that makes it easier, but you have to go out and do it.
I believe that anybody can change - we are always changing, even if we have very rigidly fixed attitudes. It takes a lot of work to shift longstanding attitudes, but it can be done.
Louise says: My session with Gillian was really positive. It was a relief, in a way, to talk about my worrying, and I felt a lot better about things. It helped with some obvious things in my life and I went away with some practical challenges. One of them has been to tell four people that I was doing this article - and my biggest problem is worrying about what other people think. But it was OK, actually, when I told them; there was lots of positive feedback. Throughout the week, I've been saying, "It doesn't matter what people think" over and over again. And the consequences are not as bad as I have built up in my head.
Gillian also suggested that, when I am having conversations, I spend more time asking questions about the other person, instead of concentrating on myself. Things have been running more smoothly, and I have not felt I have had to try so hard.
One of the biggest things is the fact that I've actually gone through with this article. I am really proud of that. Also, I went to a party, and one of my challenges was to give my own point of view in social situations. I felt a lot more confident about answering questions, talking to people and having fluid conversations, and being more opinionated.
I guess that in the long term I won't be able to meet my goals quickly in every situation, but, in small ways, I have gone in directions that I might not have tried in the past. I do think that I'll keep going with my resolution. Just talking to someone has helped me learn a few important things about my personality.
· NHS Direct website: nhsdirect.nhs.uk
Josh Beach lives on restaurant food and takeaways, but would dearly love to break the habit. He wants to start cooking healthy meals for himself - and to get some use out of his new kitchen
Josh, 31, is a store manager who lives in London. His resolution is to eat better: to stop living off restaurant food and takeaways and start using his shiny new kitchen. Chef Barny Haughton, from the Bordeaux Quay restaurant, deli and cookery school in Bristol, taught him some basics.
Josh says: I've got a lovely cooker and hob on a beautiful kitchen island, but I use the ugly green microwave behind it a lot. On a week night I will either put a pizza in the oven, order a takeaway, or go out for food. Perhaps once a week I will cook something on the hob, but I would like to do that sort of thing a lot more.
My flatmate used to laugh at me because I do everything by timers. I would like to be a bit more dexterous and a bit more confident. I do really like food, but I am a bit scared of it.
I have the best of intentions: I go to Waitrose and I always pick up the recipe cards about what is seasonal and what I should cook - and then I put them all in a cupboard and make spaghetti bolognaise from a jar.
My friend, Gabby, will not let me cook anything, because she thinks I will kill her. So it would be nice to surprise her - everybody, actually. It would also be good for my health. I don't eat terribly unhealthily, but it would be nice to have a proper, balanced diet.
Barny says: If you don't cook and you want to cook, you do have to take a deep breath and just go for it. Josh has to be prepared to make mistakes and try things and, crucially, to spend time cooking. Finding the time is the biggest pressure for all of us.
For people who are really taking their first steps, I might make something like mayonnaise with them, as I did with Josh, where there is some food chemistry and you can see something changing. Cooking is all about confidence - and seeing things happen helps with that.
When it comes to shopping, don't think that you can't go to the supermarket at all - supermarkets are part of our lives. Go, but decide that maybe 20% of the food you buy will come from farmers' markets or local vegetable shops. I would also encourage everyone to use their local butcher.
When you are shopping, try to keep an open mind about what you are going to get. Go to a market and come back with bunch of stuff you do not have a plan for. Then you will have to be creative, and it will be exciting.
A lot of what we eat does not make us feel good. I think organising a food club can be a good idea - just people meeting and eating together from time to time, and talking about shopping and bringing different dishes that each person has made, and sharing them all.
If you have children, and you are not confident about food or cooking, it is likely that they will not be, either. But getting your children into the kitchen is great - and children are much more likely to eat something if they have helped to cook it. You have to be prepared for kids to make a terrible mess - there will be flour in the bedroom - but sitting down to a meal is a different experience when everybody has contributed something.
Josh says: When I went to see Barny, to begin with we made a soup with lots of vegetables. So I learned how to prepare veg, and saw a couple I didn't even recognise. We cut them all up and put some in the soup, and some in the oven to roast. We also made some mayonnaise and tartare sauce. I just thought they existed in jars - I didn't even know what the ingredients were.
So it was all a big adventure, but not difficult because I had Barny showing me what to do. I had thought that meat took months, years, to cook, but it only took minutes on the hob. We were only cooking for two hours, but we made soup, salmon and salad, lamb and roast vegetables and some bread.
It was amazing, incredible how much we got done. The first thing I did on the way home was go to buy a big chopping board, sharp knife, vegetable peeler, wooden spoon - all the things that Barny said a basic kitchen needs, and I did not have.
I've had a day off today, so I've cooked my lunch. I just had a steak sandwich with garlic mushrooms and rocket salad - from one of those supermarket recipe cards.
I would never have done that before, but I really enjoyed cooking it, particularly because it was something new, and not something that Barny showed me.
It only took about 15 minutes to make and it was really good. I think I will stick with it - I just need to make the time to do it.
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· Bordeaux Quay website: bordeaux-quay.co.uk
Geoff Clough has been drinking six pints a day for 15 years and is keen to cut down. But how can he pull it off when his social life revolves around the pub?
Geoff, 44, is a civil servant who lives in Newcastle. He worked with Leigh Clarke, a counsellor at the North East Council on Addictions (Neca), to try to cut down his alcohol intake.
Geoff says: Most nights I do have a pint - well, every night. I would say I had on average about six pints a night, out with my friends. I go to a social club, where I've been going for about five years. I have good friends there. The reason I want to stop drinking so much is that I've been thinking of trying to lose some weight. I keep on trying, but the motivation can be sadly lacking at times - we've all got the best intentions in the world, but it is hard. Life does focus round the pub.
I've been thinking about cutting down on my alcohol intake for years. I thought about packing in smoking for ages before I actually did it, but once I've made my decision, I can be really single-minded. I gave up smoking last January - I was averaging about 20 a day, and I just felt it was time to stop, so I did.
When I gave up smoking, I didn't stop drinking, but I did start drinking shandy. And I did lose weight when I first gave up cigarettes. I used to drink wine in the house and I stopped: no wine, no cigarettes. So I know that cutting down on my drinking will be good for my weight.
I'd be quite happy staying off alcohol from Sunday to Thursday and just having a drink on Fridays and Saturdays. I think having given up smoking does make me more confident that there is some willpower knocking around in me somewhere.
Leigh says: The maximum recommended number of alcohol units is 14 a week for a woman, and 21 for a man. Binge drinking puts a lot of strain on the body - and you don't need to drink 10 pints to be bingeing. It's really more than two or three units for a woman, or three or four for a man. People quite often drink more than they realise - I would suggest that Geoff writes down everything he drinks for a week. I think he could get quite a shock. He should be careful about underestimating his units, particularly when it comes to measures. A glass of wine at home might add up to more than two units.
If you're cutting back on your alcohol, the key is planning ahead. If you're going to a pub in the evening, have a meal before you go out; many people find it harder to drink on a full stomach. Before you get to the pub, choose a non-alcoholic drink for the night, or for every other drink. And don't stand at the bar dithering - that's the split second when it goes wrong and you think, "Oh, just give me a glass of wine." It's all about preparation and focus.
If you are drinking a great deal (perhaps double what you should, 40 units a week) and want to reduce your intake, you should discuss it with your GP or an organisation such as Neca, because, in some cases, stopping abruptly can have serious health implications.
As you start to detox, you should feel much better - your memory will be sharper, your skin will be clear, you should be feeling better in the morning, and you'll be sleeping better. If you've been out and had a few drinks, your sleep is not proper sleep, because your body is trying to process all the alcohol and isn't taking a proper rest. It takes an hour for every unit to be processed.
Geoff says: Leigh suggested that I keep a drink diary and write down everything that I had to drink. When it all adds up, it's frightening. When I saw how much I was drinking, in what was a fairly average week, it was a lot, it really was. It added up to 86 units - which in the past week I've got down to 55. So I've dropped 31 units in a week, and now I'm going to get it down even further. Fifty-five is still way, way higher than the health recommendations, but if I get it down to 40, I'll be happy.
I've been taking my time over my drinks, and, before I go out, I set a limit on how much I'll drink. I've cut it down to four pints a night, instead of just however much I fancied.
I haven't told many of the people I drink with what I'm doing, although they know that something's up. Even so, I've found it easier to stick to than I thought. The difficult part was Friday - I stuck at eight pints, when I would normally have had a lot more. I could have stayed out, but I went home after eight pints.
As well as drinking less, I've also been eating better. I've been making sure I have my tea before I go out, whereas before, I would have it after five or six pints, which meant I wasn't always eating good food. Now I'm cooking proper food with vegetables, which I'm really pleased about.
I am going to keep cutting down. I'm feeling better for it, definitely - I'm just less groggy in the morning. To be honest, I'm not sure I'll ever be under 20 units, but if I can be teetotal on three nights a week, I'd be happy.
I've been drinking every night for the last 15 years, so it's a big thing for me. But sooner or later I had to do it, and this is the right time.
· Call Neca on 0800 328 6728. Drinkline, the national alcohol helpline, is on 0800 917 8282.
Majella Greene used to be conscientious about keeping fit, but has let things slip in recent years. Could she be cajoled into resuming her old habits?
Majella, 39, is a motivational trainer from London. We paired her with Fitness First personal trainer Angie Dowds to help with her resolution to get fit.
Majella says: For my age, I'd probably say my fitness level is about average - but I've been a lot fitter in the past. My job involves helping people with motivation, so I'm very aware of the background and understand what I should be doing. It's quite frustrating that I don't put it into practice. But my job is also quite a drive for me to get fit - if I'm motivating people and I look unfit, I look unprofessional.
In the last week, getting ready to start my resolution, I've felt really motivated and even went and did a class at my gym. I couldn't move the next day! While I do use the gym, I need to do things that are out of my comfort zone. At the moment, I probably go to the gym about once a week, but I'd like to be going about three or four times.
I run five kilometres, but I'm not racing. I'd like to build my stamina and confidence, and then do the New York marathon for my 40th birthday. I've been talking about doing it for about the past five years - but this year, I would like to commit myself to the training and not collapse like Jade Goody.
My son is 15 and I've always wanted to make physical activity part of his lifestyle, rather than a chore - I don't want him to wait until his 30s, like I did. He's got membership to the gym that I go to, and it's an opportunity for us to do things together. I think it would be good for us to do something physical (and sometimes a bit competitive) together.
Angie says: To give Majella a kick-start for the new year, we decided on a 10-week goal. I find 10 weeks a good time frame - it's enough to get results, but it's not so long that you start to drift because there's still a sense of urgency about it. Majella's body fat was 29%, which is average for a woman. An athlete's is about 15%, and if you go below that, you're in a danger zone. So we talked about Majella reducing her body fat to 20% over 10 weeks - about 1% a week. It's a tall order, but doable.
If you're not able to measure your body fat, watching your inches will tell you pretty much the same thing. Get someone to take measurements from your upper arm, chest, waist, hips and thighs; so long as they're coming down, you're in business.
I believe you can go from being completely unfit to being superfit in 10 weeks. January is a great time to start, because you'll be ready for spring and the better weather. You need to commit to training six days a week, but you only need to train for an hour. For the average person, you should be doing some cardio six days a week and some weights two or three times. So you could do 10 minutes' warming up, 20 minutes' cardio and 20 minutes' weights or 40 minutes' cardio, and then 10 minutes' warming down. That should be more than enough if you're doing the right thing.
When you're training, make sure you go out of your comfort zone for small periods of time - if you're not sweating a lot, you're not going to get results.
If you're older, a bit of physical activity is good every day - when you stop moving, you seize up. Just work within your abilities, and go a bit more slowly. And if you don't want to go to the gym, combine four or five exercises that use big muscle groups, such as squats and press-ups, with cardio work, such as running, cycling, swimming and horse riding.
Majella says: Angie has been making me work really hard - at about eight or nine on a scale of 10. Doing my old workout, I was probably working at a level of four, but I thought I was doing really well, even though I wasn't really working up a sweat quickly. Now, I'm sweating from the very start. In the past, even though I worked out, I never worked through the pain barrier. At one point with Angie I thought I was going to do a Bridget Jones and just collapse when I got off the bike.
Last time we did a 20-minute warm-up on the bike, then some dynamic stretching, where Angie taught me about breathing from the core; then I was back on the bike for 10 minutes, doing an uphill/downhill programme; then we did some work with a Swiss ball and some weights which I will be taking away with me when I go on holiday next week.
I learned how to feel what's happening in my body and use that as a guide to how I'm exercising, rather than always using machines. So when I'm walking I know where I should be in terms of sweating and breathing. My attitude is different now. Even though it is harder work than before, I wonder, what is the point of doing this if you're not going to give 100%? It's a waste of time and energy if you don't.
Angie also takes some of the responsibility, in a way, because she's saying, "Do this, do that, this is what you should be feeling." It means you do the proper movement rather than just doing lots of repetitions and not getting it quite right. And I know that even if it hurts, it will hurt a lot more if I don't do it, because I'll have to tell her I haven't. I'd hate to get to the end of 10 weeks and be in the same position as now. I feel 100% committed, but I'm human, and I'm sure I'll have days when I don't really feel like doing it. I'll just have to get through the pain barrier.
· Angie Dowd's website: angiedowds.com. Find a gym near you at fia.org.uk
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I just came back from Berlin, where I made photos which I will post when they are ready.
In the meantime analog photos from an autumn walk in one of the most beautiful parks in Warsaw - Pola Mokotowskie, which means The Mokotowskie Fields (it's a name of one of the districts).
The weather was sunny, it was not too cold and there were golden leaves everywhere. My dog made new friends (although he's a bit of a loner). I had wished that moment would last forever.
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What a Difference a Y makes-Female and Male Nascent Entrepreneurs in Germany
In western industrialized countries men are on average more than twice as active in entrepreneurship as women. Based on data from a recent representative survey of the adult population in Germany this paper uses an empirical model for the decision to become self-employed to test for differences between women and men in the ceteris paribus impact of several characteristics and attitudes, taking the rare events nature of becoming an entrepreneur into account. Furthermore, a non-parametric approach using Mahalanobis- distance matching of man and woman which are as similar as possible in all characteristics and attitudes but the "small difference" is used to investigate the difference in the propensity to become self-employed by sex. A core finding is that the difference between men and women in both the extent and the effect of considering fear of failure to be a reason not to start one's own business is important for the explanation of the gap in entrepreneurship by sex. Copyright Springer 2007
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9 Parks near Springfield, Illinois
Grandview, Illinois 1.94 miles NE
Leland Grove, Illinois 2.28 miles SW
Southern View, Illinois 2.86 miles S
3045 Stanton St Springfield, Illinois 62703 (map) | (217) 529-8206
Sites: 1 | Latest Rate: $1.00 | 8 Reviews
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Aug 2009 - $1.00
This campground is closed and no longer in business. The site is being converted to permanent housing. - Wadcutter
Apr 2009 - $28.00
Called for reservations and was told campground is not opening for 2009. - ezgoinguy
Apr 2008 - $28.00
An adequate park for those wanting to explore Lincoln land, mostly given over to seasonal pipeline workers. The guy next to us had his car hood up and his gas tank removed all day. The park needs an overall cleanup/raking. Bath house was old and dark, but clean and functional. CATV excellent. - ebdavis
4105 Sandhill Rd Springfield, Illinois 62702 (map) | (217) 753-0630
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 11 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $25.00
Grass, very unlevel, couldn't even get slides out on fronts. - Never Lost
May 2015 - $25.00
The man who checked us in was very friendly. The campground was grassy and treed with gravel parking spots that were not very level. The sites were close together and most of the other RVs were very old and in bad shape. The campground was bordered with a run-down mobile home park which was not separated by a fence. A train track runs close to the park and a train can be heard several times per day. The roads were full of potholes. But it was an okay park for the price considering we had sewer at our site in addition to water and electricity. - mountainfan
Jul 2014 - $25.00
This is a County owned campground! We were traveling so stopped a pull thru site for 1 night only. $25 for a night was fair. Campground was about 4 miles off of I 55. Sites were gravel and some were kind of close to level. 50 amp power, water and sewer hookups. Once we got set up we decided to checkout the bath house. Men's and Women's were both filthy and stunk. All the toilets were full of caked on feces, broken balloons were all over the floors, and it looked as if it hadn't been cleaned in a year!The floors were covered with paper towel pieces, and horribly dirty! First and last time for us, we will never be back because of the condition of the bath houses. Too bad as campground is nice and area seems nice too. - LaMonte
801 E Sangamon Ave Springfield, Illinois 62702 (map) | (217) 524-9894
Sites: 300 | Latest Rate: $39.00 | 45 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $39.00
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very friendly people and very safe place to stay. - R_Johnston
Sep 2016 - $15.00
This was our first night in the RV having picked it up earlier that day and never having driven one before; we arrived late and tired and the gentleman in charge was so helpful and kind in making sure we were hooked up properly as we didn't have a clue!
The campground is in a very convenient location and is very well maintained. - Anne Haworth
Sep 2016 - $20.00
Gate 10 does close early, gate 11 is open all night. We stayed down in asphalt parking lot so we would have good satellite reception. Had full hook ups, 50 amp. The fence referred to in another review was a guard rail set up, and really no big deal to get to the sewer hook up. Price was a good deal! Go in Gate 11. Office opens at 11:30am. Can be full at Fair time, or big events. Check ahead. - Merikay MacKenna
4320 KOA Road Rochester, Illinois 62563 (map) | (217) 498-7002
Sites: 61 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 46 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $35.00
We stayed one night passing through the area. The park was several miles off of I-55 but the quietness of the campground was well worth it. This is an older campground, gravel sites, all of our utilities worked well. Our site had no shade trees, but that didn't matter for our one night stay. The directional signage from the south I-55 entrance was excellent, it would have been hard to find this campground without those. It is all paved roads to the campground, trees are kept trimmed back well to prevent hitting your camper. The one lane bridge was no problem to navigate. The owner was very helpful and friendly. - Arlen
Jul 2016 - $32.00
This park is very far off the beaten path and therefore very quiet. We stayed in a back-in overflow area with water and electric only because a weekend event had filled up the rest. The pool looked inviting. The mini-golf needed some TLC. We will stay here again if the others are full. - exceltraveler
May 2016 - $45.00
Very far off the main highway. Country setting. Just keep following the signs!
Several new pull-thrus.
Nice playground. Pool. Miniature golf. Bouncing pillow. Basketball hoop. Cabins. Camping store. - Umbrella
9683 Palm Road Chatham, Illinois 62629 (map) | (217) 483-9998
Sites: 125 | Latest Rate: $37.00 | 144 Reviews
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Nov 2016 - $37.00
Nice park with friendly and helpful staff. Lots of trees. Sites are spacious and level. The pool was closed for the season. WiFi a little weak but usable mostly. - ArmandV
Nov 2016 - $40.00
Once you get this far north in early November, it get hard to find a FHU park. This is our first time here and we had a level, gravel, pull through, FHU site in a treeless row on the southern edge of the park. As requested, our site was satellite friendly. This satellite friendly row, however, does not have cable TV. Most sites are in the trees and are gravel, pull through, FHU with 12 channel cable TV. There is also some antenna reception (their listing shows a dozen channels - some of which duplicate the network channels on the cable). There are maybe 20 back in sites, plus a dozen or so primitive tent sites and a large open area for group tent camping. There were maybe 30 RVs in the park and many of those appeared to be unoccupied the night we were here. As a result, the Wi-Fi worked fine for our minimal e-mail and web surfing needs. The main bathrooms (3 sinks, 1 urinal, 2 stalls, and 3 showers) and a laundry room with 6 machines are in the basement level of what appears to be the owner's residence. This is just passed the office, pool, mini-golf course, shuffleboard, and a fire ring at the park entrance. There is a satellite bathhouse in the middle of the park that is near the recreational (pool, playground, pavilions, a fire ring, basketball (terrible rims) court, horseshoes, etc.) amenities. This bathhouse was already closed for the year. According to their park map, there is a dumpster marked "recycling" across from the office, but I did not check it out so I do not know what kinds of recycling are accepted. The couple I dealt with were friendly and helpful. They may have been the owners. I am guessing that this is a really busy and booming park in the summer and especially on weekends. They probably have sites taken for weeks, months, etc. $40 is a bit high for this time of year, but just finding a FHU site made the cost bearable. Limited cable and not knowing how well the Wi-Fi works when the park is full keeps the rating down a bit. - Jerry S
Oct 2016 - $30.00
We stayed for an overnight rest on a trip from Goshen, IN to Fayetteville, AR. We made a phone reservation from the road about an hour out. The staff were very friendly and helpful, telling us if we couldn't make it before normal hours they would accommodate us when we got there. Check in was quick and easy.
I don't recall the rate, but this entry required a number so the $30 is a guess. The hostess was super friendly and had great pride in her park. We were guided to our site and assisted in parking. We had a great spot (can't recall the number) with lots of room and a great view of a field. Fantastic sunset view as we grilled some burgers. I wish we had a few days to spend in the area, we will stay her for sure. - Mark and Lynne
18328 Deer Park Lane IL 97 Tallula, Illinois 62688 (map) | (217) 891-4897
Sites: 50 | 0 Reviews
9898 Cascade Rd Rochester, Illinois 62563 (map) | (217) 498-9208
Sites: 197 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 4 Reviews
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Jul 2014 - $20.00
Park was clean, nicely kept with paved interior roads super for biking. Sangchris Lake holds numerous fishing tournaments and is usually full, as the sites are excellent for boating / fishing enthusiasts. Typical Illinois park, the sites having no water, sewer or Wi-Fi; however Verizon cell reception was adequate. - Moundstation
May 2014 - $20.00
We stayed here two nights and could have stayed longer. We will come back here again. We had a nice spot on the lake. There were no bugs and it was a quiet camp. The camp host was very nice and friendly. The site was pretty level and there was plenty of room between sites. The sites were back-in. We were at the Hickory Campground and it is the one that has lake-front sites and the showers. Great place to fish. If you have a boat there is a boat ramp nearby. - Pamela & Gerald
Jul 2012 - $20.00
We stayed at Deer Run campground. It was quiet, but needs some TLC or rating would be higher. The mowers cut the grass & any debris. I have picked up pieces of candy wrappers, paper plates, napkins, plastic spoon, duct tape, soda cans, etc. Tables need new wood. Fire/grill areas need weed eating. The is a lake at Hickory Point campground. Water is available at Deer Run but it's far away. A 75 ft of hos was not enough requiring a move of the RV to get close & fill up with water. Would stay here again as we need to go to Springfield occasionally. Stayed in loop A, site 12, 50 amp good, walk in site. - Peter K
15588 History Ln Petersburg, Illinois 62675 (map) | (217) 632-4003
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 10 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $20.00
Would have been $15 if we had been from Illinois! Electric only, but water and dump available. Beautiful park area. - Merikay MacKenna
Aug 2016 - $20.00
Very clean showers although dated. Very level sites with good electric. Some in our group had difficulty with the 30 amp. Needed to use 50 with a 30 adapter.
Quiet and restful. Nice shelter for meetings/meals. Decent dump station.
New Salem Village was very interesting although there was only one busy volunteer who gave a good background on the village. Paved drives that made a nice thing for walkers. - Oldbug76
Sep 2015 - $20.00
The park is dated, could definitely use some updates - but then Illinois is broke so doubt they are putting $$ into their parks. We had issues with the 30 amp electrical. Illinois doesn't refund at state parks, so we were without power for two nights. The host was very helpful on day 3 and suggested plugging into a 50 amp with a 30 amp adapter - that worked! Something with the 30 amp ground. (Wonder if this is common at this park as two other RVs had the same problem.) - Med
Kincaid, Illinois (map) | (217) 237-2002
Sites: 84 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 2 Reviews
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Sep 2010 - $15.00
City is actually Jeisey, not Kincaid. Lots of space and large lots designed as a place for mobiles, their RV rentals are mostly long term. Nice lady owns the park. Free washer and dryer but no WiFi or cable TV. There are spaces with phone hook-ups. Near Springfield and Taylorville for doing genealogy stuff. - PDDeen
Nov 2008 - $12.00
We paid monthly, had winter hook ups. New Trailer park. Nice area close to Taylorville. Office has washer and dryer. Friendly people. We stayed several months. Being new they needed to work on lawns. - twinapril


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Bargaining Outcomes with Double-Offer Arbitration
Increasingly, arbitration is becoming used to resolve bargaining disputes in a variety of settings. Reducing dispute rates is often listed as a main goal in designing arbitration mechanisms. Conventional arbitration and final-offer arbitration are two commonly used procedures, but theoretical examinations of these arbitration procedures show that disputants' final bargaining positions do not converge and disagreement is likely. This article contains results from a set of experiments designed to compare bargaining outcomes under the two commonly used arbitration procedures with outcomes under an innovative procedure called "double-offer" arbitration (Zeng et al., 1996). This procedure requires that disputants make two final offers at impasse: a primary and a secondary offer. The arbitrator evaluates the pairs of offers using a linear criterion function, and theory suggests the secondary offers converge to the median of the arbitrator's preferred settlement distribution. Because the procedure's rules are that convergence of offers generates a settlement at those offers, this theoretical convergence result implies that arbitration is not needed in the end. Experimental results indicate that dispute rates in double-offer arbitration are, on average, about the same as dispute rates in conventional arbitration. However, other results show reason to favor double-offer arbitration. Specifically, in repeated bargaining, there is concern over whether use of an arbitration procedure becomes addictive and makes bargainers more likely to use the procedure in the future-a "narcotic effect." The data show that double-offer arbitration is non-addictive, whereas both conventional and final-offer arbitration are. Copyright Springer Science + Business Media, Inc. 2005
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The light sauce used in this recipe is made with fresh oranges, honey and herbs. Skin the duckling before cooking to cut the fat by a third. Braise the bird in fruit juice to keep it moist.
- 1 duckling (4 to 5 pounds, cut into 8 serving pieces)
- 3 oranges
- 2 tablespoons honey
- 2 tablespoons cider vinegar
- 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh rosemary leaves or 1 teaspoon dried
- 2 large onions, diced
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With your fingers, remove all the skin from the duckling pieces. Using a sharp knife, cut off all excess fat.
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Finely grate the zest from 2 of the oranges, squeeze the juice and add to a bowl with the honey, vinegar, mustard and rosemary.
- 3
Heat a flameproof casserole over moderate heat. Cook half of the duckling pieces about 10 minutes, turning once, until well browned. Transfer to a plate and cook remaining duckling.
- 4
Remove all but 1 tablespoon fat from casserole. Add the onions and sauté, stirring about 5 minutes, until golden.
- 5
Stir the orange mixture into the sautéed onions so that they are well coated. Add the chicken stock, salt and pepper, and bring to a boil.
- 6
Return the duckling pieces to the pan and coat with the onion mixture. Cover the pan and braise the duckling about 50 minutes, until cooked through. Stir in the third orange, cut into sections.
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Nutritional Information(per serving)
- Calories: 588
- Fat: 26g
- Saturated Fat: 10g
- Cholesterol: 201mg
- Sodium: 252mg
- Carbs: 31g
- Protein: 56g
- Fiber: 3g
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