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Feature #6074
Allow alias arguments to have a comma
This is one my biggest pet peeves with Ruby. I am always typing:
alias :foo, :bar
And getting a damn syntax error.
Btw, is there a reason why
alias is a keyword and not a method?
#1 [ruby-core:42872] Updated by Marc-Andre Lafortune almost 5 years ago
- Priority changed from Normal to 3
If that this is your biggest pet peeve, you must really love Ruby!
Just use
alias_method instead. The
alias keyword is more general and allows other aliases like global variables; also you don't need to give symbols to
alias, you can write
alias foo bar.
#2 [ruby-core:42874] Updated by Thomas Sawyer almost 5 years ago
Yes, I have almost exclusively used #alias_method in the past, but it's always seems rather silly to have to use the longer term. And I bet it would be an easy adjustment to support a comma.
Btw, I really dislike using the non-symbol form of alias as it sticks out under syntax highlighters like a sore thumb.
#3 [ruby-core:42878] Updated by Yusuke Endoh almost 5 years ago
2012/2/24 Thomas Sawyer email@example.com:
Btw, is there a reason why
aliasis a keyword and not a method?
Just historical reason, I guess. A keyword-style
alias was
first introduced, and then alias_method was later introduced
as a reflection API for the feature.
I understand the feeling. No keyword was needed for such a
feature. If matz designed it now, he would implement it as
a method, I believe.
Btw, I really dislike using the non-symbol form of alias as it sticks out under syntax highlighters like a sore thumb.
In this regard, you should blame your syntax highlighter?
Yusuke Endoh email@example.com
#4 [ruby-core:42890] Updated by Koichi Sasada almost 5 years ago
- Category set to core
- Target version set to 2.0.0
I think there are no reason why comma should be rejected.
#5 [ruby-core:42918] Updated by Nobuyoshi Nakada almost 5 years ago
(12/02/25 13:51), Koichi Sasada wrote:
I think there are no reason why comma should be rejected.
It's simple.
diff --git a/parse.y b/parse.y
index e47dac4..f55e754 100644
--- a/parse.y
+++ b/parse.y
@@ -979,40 +979,40 @@ stmt_or_begin : stmt
-stmt : keyword_alias fitem {lex_state = EXPR_FNAME;} fitem
+stmt : keyword_alias fitem opt_comma {lex_state = EXPR_FNAME;} fitem
- $$ = dispatch2(alias, $2, $4);
+ $$ = dispatch2(alias, $2, $5);
- | keyword_alias tGVAR tGVAR
+ | keyword_alias tGVAR opt_comma tGVAR
- $$ = dispatch2(var_alias, $2, $3);
+ $$ = dispatch2(var_alias, $2, $4);
- | keyword_alias tGVAR tBACK_REF
+ | keyword_alias tGVAR opt_comma tBACK_REF
char buf[2];
buf[0] = '$';
- buf[1] = (char)$3->nd_nth;
+ buf[1] = (char)$4->nd_nth;
$$ = NEW_VALIAS($2, rb_intern2(buf, 2));
- $$ = dispatch2(var_alias, $2, $3);
+ $$ = dispatch2(var_alias, $2, $4);
- | keyword_alias tGVAR tNTH_REF
+ | keyword_alias tGVAR opt_comma tNTH_REF
yyerror("can't make alias for the number variables");
- $$ = dispatch2(var_alias, $2, $3);
+ $$ = dispatch2(var_alias, $2, $4);
$$ = dispatch1(alias_error, $$);
@@ -5432,6 +5432,10 @@ opt_nl : /* none */
| '\n'
+opt_comma : /* none */
+ | ','
+ ;
rparen : opt_nl ')'
Nobu Nakada
#6 [ruby-core:42925] Updated by Marc-Andre Lafortune almost 5 years ago
I might have sounded more negative than I intended, so let me say that I also agree that we should allow a comma.
#7 [ruby-core:43002] Updated by Robert A. Heiler almost 5 years ago
I myself prefer "alias" because:
- It does not require a ','
- It is shorter to type
- It reads easier.
def bar
puts 'Hi from bar.'
alias foo bar
alias_method :foo, :bar
The first way is more readable for my poor old eyes.
#8 [ruby-core:43880] Updated by Yusuke Endoh almost 5 years ago
- Status changed from Open to Assigned
- Assignee set to Nobuyoshi Nakada
Sorry, I didn't know alias syntax accepts symbols as arguments!
Then I agree with this proposal.
Ruby always gives me a fresh surprise for me.
Yusuke Endoh email@example.com
#9 [ruby-core:49725] Updated by Yusuke Endoh over 4 years ago
- Target version changed from 2.0.0 to next minor
#10 [ruby-core:50661] Updated by Thomas Sawyer about 4 years ago
Is there any reason this can't make it into 2.0?
#11 [ruby-core:50667] Updated by Alexey Muranov about 4 years ago
Just another idea in this direction: allow
def :foo, :bar do
puts bar
in addition to
def foo(bar)
puts bar
(the "
do" in the first case can be optional).
#12 [ruby-core:50668] Updated by Eric Hodel about 4 years ago
On Dec 7, 2012, at 9:10, "alexeymuranov (Alexey Muranov)" email@example.com wrote:
Issue #6074 has been updated by alexeymuranov (Alexey Muranov).
Just another idea in this direction:
If you have a separate idea open a separate feature request.
Do not hijack existing issues.
Hijacking issues makes them difficult for the committers to understand. Since this feature is delayed until next minor, continued off-topic discussion may lead to an issue being closed because its purpose is too difficult to determine.
#13 [ruby-core:62440] Updated by Nobuyoshi Nakada almost 3 years ago
Salvaged. https://github.com/ruby/ruby/pull/609
#14 [ruby-core:62441] Updated by Nobuyoshi Nakada almost 3 years ago
- Description updated (diff)
#15 [ruby-core:62447] Updated by Nobuyoshi Nakada almost 3 years ago
- Assignee changed from Nobuyoshi Nakada to Yukihiro Matsumoto
Request for syntax change.
#16 [ruby-core:62471] Updated by Akinori MUSHA almost 3 years ago
I believe the lack of comma is an important sign that alias is not really a method call in which directive arguments are not evaluated like with normal method calls.
If you are allowed to, and should you put a comma in an alias statement, it would look like a method call and confuse you in that you might think it could be passed any expressions.
Here is an example:
class Foo name = :to_str method = :to_s alias name, method # Likely a mistake, but won't err because `method` happens to exist. end
I think we should instead deprecate the
alias :sym1 :sym2 form so that it is clear that alias takes bare identifiers, not expressions.
#17 [ruby-core:62473] Updated by Shugo Maeda almost 3 years ago
Akinori MUSHA wrote:
I believe the lack of comma is an important sign that alias is not really a method call in which directive arguments are not evaluated like with normal method calls.
Agreed, and this issue should be judged by Matz, shouldn't it?
#18 [ruby-core:62474] Updated by Yukihiro Matsumoto almost 3 years ago
- Status changed from Assigned to Rejected
As Akinori stated, alias is special to be special.
In your case, forget alias and always use alias_method.
#19 [ruby-core:62595] Updated by Thomas Sawyer almost 3 years ago
Special cases always make me cringe. Why is alias a special case anyway? It seems very odd since alias_method is a method and does the same thing.


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text: McAteer report on UBB due out Thursday By Ken Ward Jr. May 16, 2011 CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The first detailed government report on the causes of the disaster at Massey Energy's Upper Big Branch Mine is scheduled to be released Thursday, officials said Monday.Independent investigator Davitt McAteer said he would brief families of the miners who died about his report and then hold a press conference to release his findings to the public and the media.After the April 2010 disaster, McAteer was appointed as a special investigator by then-Gov. Joe Manchin.McAteer is a longtime mine safety advocate who ran the U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration during the Clinton administration. McAteer and a group of associates conducted similar independent reviews following the Sago Mine Disaster and the Aracoma Mine fire in January 2006. Unlike separate reviews by MSHA and the state Office of Miners Health, Safety and Training, McAteer has been taking a broader look not only at Massey's safety practices, but also at state and federal oversight failures that could have played a role in the disaster. The report is expected to quote extensively from closed-door interviews of more than 300 witnesses. Previously, only testimony by mine rescue teams had been made public by MSHA. Investigators have also interviewed a wide variety of government inspectors and Massey employees.Eighteen top Massey management personnel, including former CEO Don Blankenship, asserted their Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination and refused to be interviewed.Twenty-nine miners died in the April 5, 2010, explosion, making Upper Big Branch the worst U.S. coal-mining disaster in nearly 40 years.Federal and state investigators have said they believe the explosion involved an ignition of methane gas that was made far worse by a dangerous buildup of explosive coal dust underground.Reach Ken Ward Jr. at firstname.lastname@example.com or 304-348-1702.


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The Urus SUV still hasn't received the official green light for production, but that hasn't stopped Lamborghini from protecting its performance crossover in the land of stolen vehicle designs. These patent drawings submitted in China show what appear to be the Urus in the same concept form that we first saw last year at the Beijing Motor Show.
36Chinese patent filing may mean Lamborghini Urus closer to production
22Lamborghini and Bentley may hold off on SUVs so VW can conserve cash
- Chris Tutor
- Oct 11, 2012
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After surveying the European economic scene, Volkswagen may have decided now is not the time to launch utility vehicles with Bentley and Lamborghini badges. Bentley officials say they will continue to push for support for the EXP 9 F and Lamborghini CEO Stephan Winkelman has said planning for the Urus will continue until VW tells it to stop.
15Lamborghini developing Urus while still awaiting green light
- Matt DeLorenzo
- Sep 28, 2012
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While much of the focus for Lamborghini at the Paris Motor Show was on its new strategy for the Gallardo line using styling cues to differentiate the rear-wheel-drive, all-wheel-drive and Superleggera models, the Italian automaker is continuing development of its Urus SUV, even though it has not yet gotten final approval yet.
31Lamborghini Urus Concept is warmly welcomed at Pebble Beach
- Michael Harley
- Aug 22, 2012
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We crawled all over the Lamborghini Urus Concept, and even took the time to open the doors and sit behind the wheel of the utility vehicle at "The Quail: A Motorsport Gathering" during the festivities at Pebble Beach this past weekend. While there has still been no official announcement of whether or not the concept has received a thumbs-up for production, all indications are that the program is moving forward for a launch around 2015.
31Lamborghini eyes low weight, Audi-sourced twin-turbo V8 for production Urus
- Noah Joseph
- May 16, 2012
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Long before Lamborghini unveiled the Urus concept for its new SUV at the Beijing Motor Show last month, we got two chances to preview the show truck: once at the factory in Italy and once at a private preview in New York. The Italian automaker's development chief Maurizio Reggiani wasn't prepared to talk about powertrain options at the time, but in speaking with Automotive News, he's now given us a hint of what to expect should the Volkswagen Group board give the project the green light.
1TRANSLOGIC's Guide To The Beijing Auto Show 2012
- Kyle Thibaut
- Apr 27, 2012
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There were some major debuts at this year's Beijing Auto Show, offering a peek into the future of automotive design and technology. Here are some of our favorites.
39Lamborghini trademarks Huracán
- Jeremy Korzeniewski
- Apr 27, 2012
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Lamborghini is on a bit of a naming spree. Back in April, it was revealed that the Italian automaker (and hopeful SUV maker, too...) put its legal stamp on the names Urus and Deimos, the first of which, as you're likely aware by now, is the moniker adopted for the concept version of its future sport utility vehicle.
32Lamborghini Estoque not quite dead yet
74Lamborghini Urus stomps onto the stage in China [w/video]
- Steven J. Ewing
- Apr 23, 2012
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The Lamborghini Urus super-SUV is, arguably, the most significant debut of the 2012 Beijing Motor Show. Maybe not in terms of sales volume, but at it's a completely new direction for the modern Lamborghini brand (nevermind the LM002 "Rambo Lambo" from the '80s), and moreover, it shows the first glimpse into the new premium SUV architecture that will gradually make its way through the entire Volkswagen Group portfolio.
121Lamborghini Urus super SUV officially unveiled in China
- Matt Davis
- Apr 22, 2012
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153Lamborghini Urus SUV storms out early
37Lamborghini Urus SUV silhouette revealed in official invite
- Zach Bowman
- Apr 19, 2012
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Lamborghini has made no secret of the fact that it plans to officially unveil a new high-performance crossover at the upcoming 2012 Beijing Motor Show. We now have our first idea of what the vehicle looks like thanks to the company's invitation to the show.
34Lamborghini SUV to be named Urus
- Jonathon Ramsey
- Apr 19, 2012
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The Lamborghini SUV that we'll shortly be ogling over when it's introduced at the Beijing Auto Show has a name: the Lamborghini Urus. That's the word according to Chinese media, at least, which would leave the rumored Deimos name for some other Lambo creation.
17Paris Preview: Lamborghini "Urus" concept teaser shot #3
AddLamborghini likely to reveal four-door Urus concept in Paris
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20 Parks near Hesperia, California
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17891 CA-173 Hesperia, California 92345 (map) | (760) 389-2322
Sites: 25 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 2 Reviews
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Mar 2009 - $20.00
Well maintained park operated by the County of San Bernardino. The sites are roomy, level and easy to access. Each site has a picnic table and metal fire ring. The Mojave River Forks name implies that a flowing river would be nearby. In fact, the Mojave River is not readily accessible to the campground and only flows seasonally. For watersports, Silverwood Lake is only a 10-minute vehicle ride away. The main activities featured at this park are hiking and equestrian trails. We made reservations ($5.00 fee) at www.co.san-bernardino.ca.us/parks/ and only had to show our reservation confirmation at the entrance gate. We camped at site #18 which did have a shade tree. A very quiet park and we would stay here again. - highlander92
Nov 2005 - $20.00
This park was nearly deserted when we camped here. There are a number of sites with full hookups and others (in a different section) without any. Each site has a table and a firepit, also a grill. There seemed to be a shade tree or two at each site, along with grassy areas. Sites are packed gravel and seemed ample for most rigs. The restrooms are older and fairly basic, but were well maintained. A quiet, peaceful place with lots of acreage on which to walk or ride bikes. This is a San Bernardino County park and the only payment method accepted when we visited was cash. There is an on-site host. Note that you must have proof of insurance on your rv, plus show the registration papers before you are allowed to register. We stayed here for two nights and would happily stay again. - rfarkle
14651 Cedar Cir Hesperia, California 92345 (map) | (760) 389-2281
Sites: 95 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 6 Reviews
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May 2015 - $50.00
We only overnighted here. It was a weekday, off season, and the place was pretty much empty. The site was very nice with lots of trees and shrubs and privacy. The RV sites are pretty small, though, so I wouldn't recommend it for big rigs. Even though we enjoyed the naturalness of the site, at $50 it was WAY overpriced in my opinion. - Pdxjoanne
Feb 2014 - $30.00
Lake Silverwood has inherited the college type party atmosphere for summer. That means loud noise and crazy college kids running around like its spring break. Head to the full hookup sites if you want a quieter atmosphere. Hit the beach early and find a quiet spot there so you can avoid the numbskulls. - User3403
Apr 2013 - $50.00
Another typical CA state park- a bit run down and dirty, tiny sites close together, packed on weekends. This is a wonderful mountain reservoir, clean and scenic. With CA-138 running along 3 sides of the canyon, don't expect any quiet. The road in (from I-15 to the west of the park), roads within, and sites are a bit tight for a big rig, but with care and skill can be managed. Friendly rangers. - Windjammer
12624 Main St Hesperia, California 92345 (map) | (760) 949-0377
Sites: 174 | Latest Rate: $37.00 | 47 Reviews
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Feb 2017 - $37.00
This was a very good place for a one-night stay. They have a number of pull-thru spaces right behind the office for overnighters. Our site was a little short for our 40' plus toad, but we made it work, and it was very convenient for pulling out again in the morning. We arrived after closing time so the office left a packet for us on the door. They didn't even require prepayment, just left a form for us to fill out and trusted us to pay. The RV park is behind a security gate and they gave us a temporary code to get in. Very close to the freeway and adjacent to fuel stops. Quiet on the one night we spent. - spot
Jan 2017 - $37.00
We stayed at the Desert Willows for a one night stay-over. The park is very clean with gravel sites. At this time of year it's very cold so any outdoor amenities would not be used much but there weren't any (picnic table or fire ring). Our pull-through site was mostly level (P2). I really needed to add our portable step at the front door as there was a good distance without it once the coach leveled on the air bags. The site was just long enough for our coach and tow vehicle (about 65 ft.). The only problem was that the garbage truck came by at 6AM and it was loud with them emptying the dumpsters. The antenna TV reception was a little bit limiting as the mountains block the reception from Los Angeles. We were able to get 2 of the major networks and a bunch of junk stations. Cable is only offered longer than a weeks stay which is a negative. - MarkG.
Dec 2016 - $37.00
Neat and clean. Showers were definitely lacking so I opted for the RV shower. The biggest disappointment was the wifi. They made such an big deal of the logging in process, assigned our own log in, it was a time consuming process and then the wifi didn't work! My phone reception was way better when we pulled out of the gate! Level gravel pads, no concrete pad. No tables, BBQ or fire rings. Mostly permanent residents. Don't list wifi as an amenity if it isn't available! - Susan smith
7500 Arrowhead Lake Rd Hesperia, California 92345 (map) | (760) 244-5951
Sites: 53 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 3 Reviews
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Dec 2011 - $35.00
We stayed overnight during December. A number of locals were fishing in the lake in the afternoon. There was only one other party in the campground proper with us. We had a lake view with electric hookup but no water hookup. Other sites have both hookups but no view. We liked the place for a short stay, nothing to rave about, but quiet, clean, fenced off. I believe the electric box had a 50A receptacle (I only need 30A), but the fuses may have been 30A. If you need 50A just call to get the low-down. Overall, I would recommend the place for a stop-over. - TvE
Dec 2011 - $40.00
We could only give a 3 rating because there was NOT a dump station! The campground is nice and if you like birds: plenty! We were here for one night only. We don't fish, but apparently the fishing is good! - billandme
May 2006 - $24.00
This is a city of Hesperia municipal park, & the condition is about what one would expect for that. It's high desert, flat, open & a long way from luxurious. It's obviously under-funded & needs maintenance, but it's kept clean, well-run & quiet time was well enforced despite an annual "pow wow" being held there the weekend we were there. It's off a rural road, so there was very little road noise to disturb our sleep. It's certainly not a "destination" but, based on the reviews of the other places in the area, including a cousin I have who lives there, it seems the place of choice for an overnight or two if the opportunity presents. We would stay there again when in the area. The lake yielded 1 huge trout & several large catfish that we saw during our 3 days there. - gs2rt
18000 Yates Road Victorville, California 92392 (map) | (760) 245-2226
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 12 Reviews
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May 2016 - $40.00
We have stayed at this park before, so we knew that there were trains. However, this time there were many more trains than before. Also currently the park is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and to camp on those days requires a seven or 14 day reservation. Park gates are locked at 4 PM. Reservations are advised. We would definitely call ahead to be sure of closure days and extra fee days. The charge for camping has gone up considerably. Best to choose a site in the front row by the lake because they are farther from the train tracks. Not many other choices in this area. - Ken and Lee
Oct 2013 - $28.00
Previous reviews are correct about the frequency of trains passing in close proximity to the pull-through sites. However, the back-in sites along the lake are far enough away that the noise was not obnoxious to us, especially since they pass quickly and do not blow their whistles. Of course, we also live in a railroad town, so are quite accustomed to trains. The check-in staff were very pleasant, the sites well-spaced, with low usage on a Sunday. We had no difficulty backing in our 32 ft. trailer. There are lots of trees, but we easily obtained a satellite signal. AT&T phone & data service worked well. We'd have no hesitancy to return here. - BJ Snowbird
Nov 2012 - $43.00
Weird place in that it has both significant good and bad things about it. The good: The valley it's located in is quite nice, especially considering everything else around it. There's horseback riding available there (within a healthy walking distance anyway). The lateral space in between each site is quite nice and if you're backed in to one row of sites you have a wide grass field between you and the folks in the row uphill from you. The staff was visible at times but was not intrusive. The drives and the pads are asphalt. Verizon cell coverage was max bars here. The bad: Located a long way from I-15 i.e. 6-7 miles, so this isn't a good OVN location in my opinion. The layout of the site driveways are all wrong in that the angle of them in relation to your neighbors across from you is way too sharp. If it were not for the fact my neighbor had parked his tow vehicle somewhere else I wouldn't have been able to back into my site without spending significant time doing multiple 'pull-ups'. No cable & no Wi-Fi for the price they charge is a bit out of line. The 'facilities' are terrible; run-down old school park bathrooms/showers with accompanying damage, not one of us would use them. The 'Lake' has been dry for a couple of years as I'm told (storm damage to dam) talk is there's no plan on fixing the dam. Park closes early and if you want back in you have to unlock a paddle-locked swing gate (not easy when it's dark outside), which is cumbersome and inconvenient. Finally, multiple freight trains running 24/7 within a stone's throw of the sites. I would go back here but only because it's a good centralized location for us to link up with friends whom live in the L.A. area. This place has crazy potential, but I guess when the county runs something like this there's not much chance it will reach anywhere near the level it could be at if given to a private concern with adequate money to run/maintain/develop it. - blomquir
16530 Stoddard Wells Rd Victorville, California 92395 (map) | (760) 245-6867
Sites: 136 | Latest Rate: $19.00 | 15 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $19.00
The staff at this park are very friendly and welcoming. We had a spacious site with full hook-ups. It's true, there was no grass, but this is the desert and lots of desert campgrounds don't have grass, so it wasn't a negative for us. There are some long-term residents, but the ones at our end of the campground kept there sites clean and they didn't have a lot of junk on their sites. My husband did see one campsite of a long-term resident that needed to be cleaned up, but it was behind a fence, so it wasn't obvious. Still, this camper needs to be told to clean up or move on. The rest of the campsites were neat and orderly. The highway noise died down at night and we didn't hear a train, so that wasn't a problem for us. We would stay here again if in the area. - Bobbi1948
Aug 2015 - $37.00
An overnight stay. We were placed in a site between an old motor home and huge tree, barely able to open both slide outs. The group in the motor home were up till 1 am making a bunch of noise and their "children" were running wild 'till 1 am. That's when I turned on the LED porch lights. There were tons of open sites, yet we were placed in this site next to night owls. Next to I-15 and railroad tracks. Didn't hear the trains and slightly heard I-15. The pad was dirt and the roads needed much improvement. Just OK for one night but would not stay longer. Not a good value and would not do it again. - SD75mac
Sep 2014 - $36.00
The $36 rate including tax got us a bare bones pull-through site with water & electricity only! A little overpriced for the facility. They did have a lot of shade trees which was nice. However they are located just off of I-15 and the highway noise was very noticeable as well as train noise. They did have a small pool, however it wasn't heated. - Michael Kibler
23200 Bear Valley Rd Apple Valley, California 92308 (map) | (760) 247-7878
Sites: 83 | Latest Rate: $37.00 | 3 Reviews
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Jan 2013 - $37.00
This park has so many problems in should not be in business, the water supply has according to the bulletin handed out by the Manager coli form and is un-drinkable. The septic system collapsed and a motor home sunk into the ground causing $7,000. in damage to the motor home alone, and according to the work crew this is the third time this has happened! There are no pool or any thing else at this park and it is miles from any attractions. This seams to be a long term park for low income people. - lethia
Dec 2012 - $17.00
We stayed here for six weeks and enjoyed it very much. Very friendly and very clean. About 70% of spaces are permanent campers. It was very quiet. Propane available on site. Our monthly rate was $400. We aren't towing a vehicle and the only negative thing was that it's a two-mile walk to the grocery store. That said, we had plenty of offers for rides. - Maudeen
Jan 2012 - $30.00
We weren't sure what we were going to find when we decided to try this park. On previous trips through this area we had stayed at other parks, both private and county, and found them to be difficult to get to or way to noisy or run down. We were pleasantly surprised and very happy with our stay at the Lone Wolf Colony. We didn't have reservations but the office staff was very friendly and anxious to make our stay comfortable. We parked in the B section, which is mostly permanent residents, and the sites are large with easy access. The park is clean and well cared for and many of the permanent residents have their sites fixed up very nicely. There is also another area for short timers which was all dirt but with nice trees and lots of space and since it was nicely graded it appears that these sites are level. Although we camped here only 3 nights, we were given a vacant spot in the B section. One thing we learned is that the Lone Wolf Colony is a nonprofit organization which is owned and operated by retired telephone company employees and volunteers. In my opinion, one of the reasons this park is so well cared for is because these folks take great pride in their organization. Showers, bathrooms, laundry room and clubhouse were all very clean and in good condition. We had good Verizon broadband and cell service in this area. - HnHTravels
Daley Canyon Road Rimforest, California 92378 (map) | (909) 337-3715
Sites: 93 | Latest Rate: $33.00 | 3 Reviews
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Jun 2011 - $33.00
Great state campground! Super clean and nice. Only reason for the 9 is wi-fi and phone don't work well (Our wifi, campground does not offer) and no pull through sites. All sites are back in and noise does carry, so some groups can be loud. Also, they now charge $5 if you disconnect your tow car coming up the windy mountain roads, which is silly! It was clear it was our tow car, and we followed the RV in. Guess it's part of the way our state is trying to make up lost revenue. This books up fast as there are not a lot of electric sites. Sites are spacious and just plain nice! Thank you to the crew who really cares and takes care of it. - Dank
Jun 2009 - $32.00
This is a wonderful campground! Just wish it had more spots for larger RVs with hookups too. It's very rustic, but nature at it's best. It's also very hard to get in, we certainly could use more RV available places to go around Lake Arrowhead area! It's well maintained and the staff has always been very friendly and helpful. - Dank
Aug 2008 - $32.00
Good place to camp, very friendly staff, great affordable site, clean restrooms and showers. Only one draw back is the noise from highway 18, you can hear it especially in the morning. The high school is also located next to the campground so if they are playing football or if the band is practicing you hear that too. We enjoyed the football and the band! We will be back. The rangers told us that it is especially beautiful in the fall because the dogwood tree's are in bloom. - Kat1146
Rimforest Skyforest, California 92378 (map) | (909) 382-2600
Sites: 94 | Latest Rate: $48.00 | 7 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $48.00
A beautiful location up in the mountains, but not for the faint-hearted or for vehicles prone to overheating. The drive entails 16 miles up a switchback road, precipitous drop-offs on one side. I drive a 40-foot rig, and some of the hairpin turns meant using both lanes!
Once there, the place is isolated, tranquil, beautiful. Our wooded campsite was isolated enough that we didn't see anybody except the park ranger soon after we arrived. Shower house was an easy 1/4 mile walk, nice hot showers, spacious shower stalls, everything clean.
Apart from the drive there, the only 2 negatives were that my GPS tried to take me in the back way, through a footpath (not the park's fault, but ended in a narrow cul-de-sac), then when we left, no exit signs! We were driving round loops not designed for a 40-foot RV for about 15 minutes till we found the camp host who gave us directions out. - RV-Roamer
Oct 2014 - $38.00
We have stayed at this forested campground years ago and decided to come back for a visit. Our site was sloped quite a bit from back to front, which caused the front wheels of our MH to be off of the ground. The trees were very close and our front door opened between two trees, which made it kind of an obstacle course getting in and out of the door. All of the usable space was behind the rig. The 50 amp service worked well, and there was a water faucet close enough to the rig so I could get water at the site using about 75' of water hose. The big negative for me was the addition of the new "pay dump station" at the front entry. The price of the park was pricey in itself for the lack of full hook ups, but the new dump station charges a $10 per dump fee whether you are staying in the park or not. I stayed 5 days in the park, and brought a gray water tote to allow for the extended stay. I was shocked by $10 per use fee for registered campers. $2 to $3 would have been reasonable, but $10 is just ripping off the public. In my opinion, these unreasonably high fees will just encourage campers to illegally dump there gray water on the ground. I will not stay here again just because of the dump fee. - SargeW
Oct 2009 - $33.00
This is a nice quiet campground nestled in the woods. All of the RV spaces are paved. However, they are not level. Our space was close to level side-to-side, but the tongue on the front of our trailer was almost on the ground to get it level front to back. There was not too much level ground even near the picnic table. Inconvenient, but not terrible. We still managed to enjoy the outdoors, and not all of the spaces were like that. The facility is well maintained and the staff is extremely friendly and helpful. There is ample space between the sites, and the surrounding trees make each space seem very secluded. We had a spot with an electric hookup and there was water nearby. They also have a dump station at the checkout. Overall, we liked this place and we'll be back. Next time bringing more leveling blocks. - Linerider
277 Lytle Creek Road Lytle Creek, California 92358 (map) | (909) 887-7070
Sites: 441 | Latest Rate: $1.00 | 2 Reviews
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Dec 2016 - $1.00
We have access to this park through ROD - Resorts of Distinction. The park is in the San Bernardino mountains and normally has 3 lakes which you can camp around. Most sites are back in and have full hookups. Lots of good walking, on site general store and restaurant. We try to stay here at least twice a year. Lots of fishermen catching trout. - AndiamoBrian
Sep 2016 - $1.00
We decided to become members of Resorts of Distinction and this was the first park we visited after joining. Once a member, there are no charges associated with camping--they list a $3 charge for cable TV hookups which are available in most of the park. Really nice "park model" cabins are available throughout the campgrounds for a charge of $49. We were there on a weekend and there were a number of scheduled activities both for adults and kids, excellent live music, a discounted buffet style dinner, and a DJ in the evening in the restaurant, which also features a full bar and an adult center with an adults only pool.
We found a beautiful grassy site on one of the two lakes, and enjoyed beautiful views of the mountains and the lake. There were a fair number of campers fishing in the lakes--we saw a few catfish and trout.
The area is resplendent with trees of every kind, willow, cottonwood, pine, oak, crepe myrtle. This campground is very park-like as opposed to seeming more natural and rural. There is a lot of cultivated grassy area, although only in a small percentage of the campsites. There is an Adult center, a Family Center, a General Store, a restaurant, a reception area and an adjacent grassy area where vendors set up their wares during music events. Participation was high at the music event, and the mood was very cheerful--something we don't always see at campgrounds. The campground has many installed wi-fi stations to provide free wi-fi throughout the park, which seems quite easy to access. Unfortunately due to recent fires in the area, the wi-fi was not working at all. We have access to Sprint, Verizon and ATT on our cell phones and tablet, however, there were a high percentage of areas where we could not get cell service at all. - Joy of Life!


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text: On Fri, 30 Oct 2009 13:16:36 +0100 Karel Volný wrote: > so, for Microsoft Windows, there is this site: > http://www.annoyances.org/ > > is there anything similar for Linux? > > ... are you going to start it? - easier than writing the book ;-) Well, I wrote this a while back: http://home.att.net/~Tom.Horsley/stick.html but the real problem with linux is that anytime it seems likely someone has figured out how to thwart annoying behavior they rewrite it all and you have to start from scratch (just like the filesystem hiding here that changed from hal xml files to udev scripts).


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - June 25, 2005, New Braunfels, Texas Saturday, June 25, 2005 — Herald-Zeitung — Page 7ASWIM CONTINUED FROM Page 5AMeet attracts some of the top Texas talent "We have a real strong increase of new swimmers from all teams, but we also have some middle school swimmers who are four-year veterans of this meet," explained Dallman. Many have raced the 50-meter events only in practice, so a new experience will await them when they climb atop the platforms, although Dallman doesn't anticipate them to be intimidated in anyway. "It's a real kick for them because with the 50-meter format, the pool conforms to the exact size used in the Olympics and the kids can go home saying they raced in a pool the same size as former Olympian Josh Davis," explained Dallman. Davis was one of two local San Antonio Olympic gold-medal swimmers who raced in the Schlitterbahn Invita tional, the other being Bruce Hayes, who won Olympic gold as part of a relay team in the 1984 games. Dallman has a school of Dolphins signed up as the host team has entered 73 swimmers, many of them first-time competitors in the Schlitterbahn Invitational. A name missing from the roster that Dallman would have liked to have to bolster his 12-14 age bracket contingent is Katie Ogg. The state's second-place finisher in the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation state finals last July in the 100-yard breast stroke event is back in the water now but not ready to compete with an ailing shoulder. Second in entries to the Dolphins is the Alamo Aquatics club with 44, while the team from New Orleans will bring 31 and the South Valley Aquatics Club will journey north for the weekend with 26 competitors. "We're at a good manageable number for the event," said Dallman.NBH CONTINUED FROM Page 5ANB Red reaches 11-year-old title game next batter, then allowed another single and a walk to give LaVemia some hope of a comeback with the score at 12-11. "I was really worried that I was going to walk a lot of people," Gooseman said. "But the coaches gave me a lot of encouragement and a lot of help." LaVernia's last batter hit a pop fly to left field, where Sti-gall was waiting to catch it to end the game. "I thought, they're probably going to put in another pitcher if I don't strike this guy out," said Gooseman, who went 2-4 with 2 RBIs. "When Christian made that last catch, I was just so happy that we got the district championship." Timmerman finished the game with three hits, one walk and two runs scored.11-year-old tournament NB Red IO, Yoakum 6 New Braunfels Red scored eight runs in tile sixth inning to overcome Yoakum to reach the championship game. 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ZION 7:00 p.m. Second Baptist Church 273 Meiriweather St. Sun. school IO am., Sun. service 11 arn., Sun. evening, 6 p.m. St. Andrew Luitwan Church Pastor Alan Kethan 7420 EM 2673,1 mile E. of Startzville. Sun. worship 8 am. Sc 10:30 a.m. Sun. school, 9:20 arn., Nursery provided. St Francis by the Lake Episcopal Church 13250 FM 306 Spring Mountain Dr. (830) 964-3820, Fr. Jerry Sneary, Rector Sun 8:00 Sc 10:30 arn., Sun School 9:15 am. Sc Wed. 11:30 a.m. Sat. 6:00 p.m. www.saintfrancis-church.org St. John's Episcopal Church 312 S. Guenther Ave.; Holy Eucharist Rite One 8 arn,, Sun. school 9:30 am., Holy Eucharist Rite Two 10:30 a.m. Priest Chuck Thebeau St. Paul Lutheran Church (ELCA), Cross and Santa Clara Streets; Sun. worship 8 am., (broadcast on KNBT radio EM 92), 10:30 am., Sun. school 9:15 a.m. St. Paul United Church or Christ 108 S. Main St. at Loop 539 Cibolo, Tx. 78108 Pastor Brett Becker; IO am. Church services Sc Sun. school 210-658-5874 Sis. 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110 Streamside Dr Glen Haven, CO 80532
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Estes Park Linda Schneider
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A great mountain retreat with private patio overlooking stream. Log sided home built in 2006. Great room with vaulted wood ceiling & pellet stove. Kitchen features stainless appliances, cooking island, hickory cabinets. Main level master suite, master bath w/jetted tub & separate shower, walk in closet. Log stairs lead to upper bedrooms. Storage shed, tree house overlooking creek. Additional 1.39 lot with barn available for $70,000, Well permit has been issued.
1089 Streamside Dr Glen Haven, CO 80532
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Escape to your retreat at the Retreat in Glen Haven. Enjoy the evening on the deck watching the sun paint the sky while listening to the sound of the stream, or walk to the culvert at the end of the drive and catch a rainbow trout for dinner. If you are truly a nature enthusiast you are sure to enjoy watching the wildlife as they pass through. Entertain friends or just enjoy the peaceful sounds mountain living. Close enough to Loveland and Estes Park for all your needs, but yet far enough away
972 Fox Creek Rd Glen Haven, CO 80532
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One of a kind mountain living home abutting Fox Creek. Watch time pass by on the expansive 1st and 2nd floor decks overlooking the babbling brook. Rustic woodwork throughout along with 3 fireplaces and a unique wet bar. Assn. fee includes road maintenance, fire protection, upkeep of firehouse, town hall and land.
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He made the move, on secondment, because 'I liked the idea of spending time with the mandarins. I always thought the civil service was a different sort of world.' When his contract with the DTI finished he returned to the private sector, having been given the ultimate accolade: 'At my leaving party, my boss said I'd become a bit of a mandarin myself - I'd acquired some of their sensitivities to propriety.'
Such intangible qualities are reputedly the very stuff of everyday life in the corridors of power. But sometimes the evidence of a different culture can be more concrete. According to Dr Julia Walsh, chief executive of the food, farming, land and leisure consultancy Adas, anyone coming into the public sector for the first time would be amazed by 'the volumes of paperwork'. She believes this is 'partly because of the lack of clear accountability, which leads to huge circulation lists for everything'. Another obvious difference is 'decision-making by committee - although we are addressing that within Adas'.
Dr Walsh arrived at Adas last May after a career in industry, most recently as general manager of Fisons Instruments. She says she was 'attracted by the challenge of managing change' in the organisation, which became an agency, jointly owned by the Ministry of Agriculture and the Welsh Office, in April. Dr Walsh claims to relish 'the challenge of responding to market forces within a system that wasn't set up to achieve flexibility'. If that sounds like banging your head against a brick wall, she is diplomatic, admitting only that, in the run-up to the organisation becoming an agency, 'there was a lot of healthy debate'.
Central government isn't the only destination for those with a yen for public service: Michael Honey, formerly chief executive of the London Docklands Development Corporation, moved to Gloucestershire County Council as chief executive in November 1990. Although he had previously worked in local government, he was struck by 'the much greater emphasis on customer care' on his return.
He has firm views on the differences between public and private sectors. 'One of the big contrasts with the private sector is the ambiguity of our role. Although there's now more concentration in the public sector on our objectives and how to measure them, that can be very difficult to do. By and large, objectives in the private sector are more narrowly defined - it's easier to know whether you're doing the job or not.
'That ambiguity is one of the most difficult things for people from the private sector to cope with - plus the political dimension.' This means negotiating skills are vital: 'I work to a board - the elected members - of 63 people, from all walks of life. We have a hung council here, and I need two out of three politicians to agree on anything. That's not very easy to achieve.'
Despite the well-documented frustrations of working in public services, there is still a healthy flow of transfers and secondees. And Whitehall is keen to encourage cross-cultural understanding: in 1991, according to a Cabinet Office spokeswoman, there were 413 secondments into the civil service from outside. Although many of these - 174 - came from industry, there were also representatives from European and international organisations, as well as those from other public services such as education and health. There is also a steady stream in the other direction - in 1991, 1,411 civil servants left government departments for the outside world.
This imbalance is unlikely to be redressed while public sector salaries, in the main, cannot compete with those outside. Although a Whitehall permanent secretary - the highest mandarin rank - earns over pounds 87,000, the average, even for higher-grade managers, is around half that, or less. So experience of the public sector has to have other attractions. For the consultant who spent time at the DTI, the chance to deal with ministers and policy makers gave a different viewpoint. 'I enjoyed working with a lot of very intelligent people, and having the contact with ministers - seeing how the machine worked.' Having held a senior position in finance he was not fazed by the size of the numbers under discussion, but found it 'more matter of fact than I'd expected'. An unexpected bonus was 'if you wanted to get something done, you could organise a meeting with the appropriate people and they'd turn up, the meeting would begin on time and everyone would have a clear understanding of what they were meant to do and would go away and do it. In the private sector it's much more chaotic - there always seem to be other priorities.'
But he points out that a common misunderstanding among civil servants is that the private sector is 'more homogenous than it is - they think there is a true parallel between their huge organisation and the private sector. But there are few companies that are so structured - it's not comparable.'
At Adas, Julia Walsh admits to being 'pleasantly surprised at the quality of the staff and their entrepreneurial spirit - not something the public sector is known for. There is also a tremendous sense of loyalty and commitment to the job, as well as a respectability which people respond to, although in part that comes from the rather protected environment.' As head of a consultancy, Dr Walsh has to keep the customer's needs firmly in mind, a concept she admits can be difficult to get across. 'There's still a lack of customer awareness in the public sector. We are more customer oriented now, because we have to be - but because the public sector is effectively a monopoly people may think, 'It doesn't apply to us.' And the more remote you are from the customer - say, in administrative departments - the more difficult it is. I have some sympathy with that.'
At Gloucestershire council, Michael Honey says he was surprised at 'how much more private sector-oriented the public sector has become. There is much more a feeling of concentrating on our core businesses - what we're good at.' But the core business can be hard to define. 'We do 150 types of jobs, from providing the fire service to social workers, repairing the streets and funding libraries and the police. It's a huge range of operations which no business in its right mind would combine.'
At Adas, Dr Walsh sees the public sector moving towards 'doing many of the things large companies were doing in the 1970s and 80s: focusing on smaller business units with more delegation and clear objectives'.
She believes that the 'two-way flow' of people between public and private sectors is under way, although 'it will be some time before there is a lot of movement, which is a pity. If you can bring together the good values of the public sector and the good practice of the private sector, you have a formidable set of values.'
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