TL;DR Looking for ceremony and reception recommendations for our 75 person, $45k-$55k, Saturday in May - August 2025 wedding in the redwoods. Ideal ceremony space is quiet, private, natural, 30 minutes from where guests could stay, and close to the reception location.
Hi everyone! My fiancee and I are looking for some venue recommendations as our tours have not been very fruitful. We are looking to have our wedding on a Saturday in the May - August 2025 timeframe. We anticipate about 75 guests, the vast majority of which will be flying in from the EST timezone. We are based in Redwood City. A lot of our guests are coming to California for the first time and we'd love to give them a great first impression and make it "worth their time", so a beautiful venue and good food are at the top of our list.
Our ideal ceremony location is in the redwoods in a private, quiet, and natural setting, so we have been searching the Santa Cruz mountains and the peninsula west of 280. Looking to spend around $45k with a hard maximum of $55k. We'd originally wanted the ceremony and reception to be in the same location for so many reasons, but based on our searches we will have to separate them since no venue seems to have what we are looking for. We would like the reception to be as all-inclusive as possible but understand this comes at a premium. Exclusive use of the ceremony site is important to us as well.
So far, we've seen:

• Mountain Terrace: CA-35 road noise is loud
• Waterfall Lodge & Retreat: Not much room for activities, not cost-inclusive
• Deer Park Villa: Not so private
• Nestldown: Expensive, with a 125 guest minimum
• Amphitheater of the Woods at Pema Osel Ling: Too far away
• Fairview Crystal Springs: No redwoods

Other venues that were on our list include:

• Berkley Botanical Garden: Not a fan of the stadium seating in the ceremony space
• Sparrow Valley Retreat: Too far away
• Ralston White Retreat: Too far away
• Rancho Nicasio: Too far away
• Stone Creek Village at Kennolyn: Too expensive (22,500 venue + 37,500 food/drink/lodging)
• Piedmont Community Hall: All Saturdays booked in 2025

They are all great but have one or two deal breakers for us (location, privacy, noise, price, etc.). Because of this, we are splitting our ceremony and reception. Our top choice so far for a separate ceremony location is the Sequoia Peterson Grove in Sanborn Park, and we are looking for reception recommendations nearby in Saratoga or Los Gatos.
Feeling slightly discouraged having visited the venues that are the best matches on paper only to find deal breakers, but aren't sure if our requirements are too strict or we are too picky. We are hoping separating the ceremony and reception gives us the choices we need.

Old lady horse (kiowa) words on how the kiowas lived the old ways with the buffalo.
Everything the kiowas had came from the buffalo.
Their tipis were made of buffalo hides, so were their clothes and moccasins.
They ate buffalo meat.
Their containers were made of hide,bladders, or stomachs.
The buffalo were the life of the Kiowas.
Most of all, the buffalo was part of the Kiowa religion.
A white buffalo calf must be sacrificed in the sun dance.
The priest used parts of the buffalo to make their prayers when they healed people or when they sang to the powers above.
So when the white man wanted to build railroads, or when they wanted to farm and raised cattle, the buffalo still protected the kiowas.
They tore up the railroad tracks and the gardens.
They chased the cattle off the ranges.
The buffalo loved their people as much as the kiowas loved them.
There was war between the buffalo and the white men.
The white men built forts in the Kiowa country, and the woolly-headed buffalo soldiers
(The tenth cavalry made up of negro troops) shot the buffalo as fast as they could, but the buffalo kept coming on,coming on, even into the post cemetery at fort sill.
Soldiers were not enough to hold them back.
Then the white men hired hunters to do nothing but kill the buffalo.
Up and down the Plaines those men ranged, shooting sometimes as many as a hundred a day.
Behind them came the skinners with their wagons.
They piled the hides and bones into the wagons until they were full, and then took their loads to the new railroad stations that were being built , to be shipped east to the market.
Sometimes there would be a pile of bones as high as a man, stretching a mile along the railroad track.
The buffalo saw that their day was over.
They could protect their people no longer.
Sadly, the last remnant of the great herd gathered in council, and decided what they would do.
The kiowas were camped on the north side of Mount Scott, those of them who were still free to camp.
One young woman got up very early in the morning.
The dawn mist was still rising from Medicine Creek, and as she looked across the water, peering through the haze, she saw the last buffalo herd appear in a spirit dream.
Straight mount Scott the leader of the herd walked. Behind him came the cows and their calves, and the few young males who had survived.
As the woman watched, the face of the mountain opened.
Inside Mount Scott the world was green and fresh as it had been when she was a small girl.
The rivers ran clear ,not red.
The wild plums were in blossom, chasing the redbuds up the inside slopes.
Into this world of beauty the buffalo walked ,
NEVER TO BE SEEN AGAIN.

Going off birthplaces from Wikipedia:

• George Washington: "Old Popes Creek." 5/5. Rolls off the tongue.
• John Adams: "Old Braintree" 5/5. I bet his enemies would have called him "Old Tree-brain."
• Thomas Jefferson: "Old Shadwell." 3/5. Sounds like the guy who's under the mask in a Scooby Doo episode.
• James Madison: "Old Port Conway." 2/5. Boring.
• James Monroe: "Old Monroe Hall." 1/5. That's not a nickname. Who is this guy, royalty, that he's born in a palace named for his family?
• John Quincy Adams: "Old Braintree." 2/5. Once is funny, twice is lame.
• Andrew Jackson: "Old Waxhaw." 4/5. Sounds pretty tough, but there's literally a town of Hickory, NC that was incorporated in 1870. If they had called it that earlier, he could have kept his nickname.
• MVB: 5/5. OK was also the OG.
• William Henry Harrison: "Old Charles City County." 1/5. How can he be a city and a county? Make up your mind!
• John Tyler: "Old Greenway Plantation." 2/5. Fitting for a guy who ended his life in the Confederacy that he'd have a name that makes you think of slavery.
• James Polk: "Old Pineville." 4/5 Just sounds too much like a town. Just Old Pine would have seemed like he's being more useful than Jackson.
• Zachary Taylor: "Old Barboursville." 3/5. If you've seen his pictures, he needed an old barber. Or a young barber.
• Millard Fillmore: "Old Moravia." 3/5. Sounds like it should be in Eastern Europe.
• Franklin Pierce: "Old Hillsborough" 4/5. Ever since it was used for the town in the movie "Inherit the Wind," it sounds cool.
• James Buchanan: "Old Cove Gap." 5/5. Would just about confirm those rumors.
• Abraham Lincoln: "Old Sinking Spring." 2/5. Seems like an enemy's nickname, playing off his looks.
• Andrew Johnson: "Old Raleigh." 1/5. Everyone knows where that is, and he certainly didn't "rally" the nation.
• Ulysses S. Grant: "Old Point Pleasant." 5/5. For the irony.
• Rutherford B. Hayes: "Old Delaware." 4/5. For how it would confuse people.
• James A. Garfield: "Old Moreland Hills." 2/5. This should have been Jefferson's, what with the Louisiana Purchase.
• Chester A. Arthur: "Old Fairfield." 3/5. Old fair-to-middling is more like it.
• Grover Cleveland: "Old Caldwell." 5/5. This one just fits.
• Benjamin Harrison: "Old North Bend." 4/5. Would have been a good name for an antebellum anti-slavery president.
• Grover Cleveland: "Old Caldwell." 1/5. This one just doesn't fit.
• William McKinley: "Old Niles." 2/5. I didn't like the Frasier reboot.
• Theodore Roosevelt: "Old New York City." 5/5. That's where they set the Matt Groening show "Pastarama" in an alternate universe.
• William Howard Taft: "Old Cincinnati." 3/5. It's no fun when they're born in actual cities that people have heard of.
• Woodrow Wilson: "Old Staunton." 3/5. I guess it does sound like the nickname for a professor.
• Warren G. Harding: "Old Blooming Grove." 2/5. Another enemy nickname, especially if he had had acne.
• Calvin Coolidge: "Old Plymouth Notch." 3/5. I guess you could do something with, "You couldn't ply his mouth open even one notch," but that's just too complicated.
• Herbert Hoover: "Old West Branch." 5/5. For the guy who wrecked the banks, all that was left of them was...you get it.
• Franklin D. Roosevelt: "Old Hyde Park." 5/5. As a guy from Long Island, this one is funny because we have the town of New Hyde Park here.
• Harry S Truman: "Old Lamar." 2/5. If that had been FDR, his enemies could have called him "Old Lamer."
• Dwight D. Eisenhower: "Old Denison." 2/5. "Old denizen of where?"
• John F. Kennedy: "Old Brookline." 1/5. Come on, this guy should have been "Old Intercourse" or something.
• Lyndon B. Johnson: "Old Gillespie County." 4/5. If it didn't have that "county," it could have sounded like a jowly old dog. Which he was.
• Richard M. Nixon: "Old Yorba Linda." 2/5. Just feels wrong for him to have a Spanish nickname.
• Gerald Ford: "Old Omaha." 3/5. He played football, but that's Peyton Manning's nickname.
• Jimmy Carter: "Old Plains." 5/5. Actually sounds like a thing.
• Ronald Reagan: "Old Tampico." 2/5. Sounds like a business that makes feminine hygiene products.
• George H. W. Bush: "Old Milton." 5/5. Paradise Lost indeed.
• Bill Clinton: "Old Hope." 5/5. I think a lot of people actually know this one. "I still believe in a place called Hope."
• George W. Bush: "Old New Haven." 3/5. The "old-new" thing already came up with TR.
• Barack Obama: "Old Nairobi." Kidding! Kidding! "Old Honolulu." Again, not fun if you know where it is. Well, it would have been fun if I could have listed 45's nickname. Go look it up.

Today was my 3rd race so far (never raced before). Plus I'm in my 40s.
In the previous 2 races I didn't crash at all but today I had couple of good wipe out , which was ok considering the conditions of the trail - slippery wet rocks, shallow (10 cm) creek crossings , thick layer of leaves , tight switchbacks switching from steep downhill to steep unhills sections.
I was going full throttle from the beginning of the race (avg HR 174 , max 201) and halfway through I could feel myself getting fatigued - lower watts, clumsiness etc.
The worst though was near the end of the race - less than 1 km from the finish - where I crashed ( nothing bad or broken, just some blood on my fingers and knee) while going down a tricky turn my front wheel lost traction and I wiped out.
While on normal rides I almost never crash.
Any advice on not crashing in races is welcome.

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hello guys! for the itinerary below, I was hoping someone could help point me to services apps, or just let me know about how to minimize parking for the trips throughout the week. (i will be staying in canmore btw)

Itinerary

Day 1:

1. Johnson Canyon to Ink Pot
2. Lake Minnewanka
3. Mount Norquay Lookout
4. Grassi Lake

Day 2:

1. Two Jack Lake Trail
2. Sulphur Mountain Hike
3. Upper Hot Spring

Day 3:

1. Tunnel Mountain Summit
2. Emerald Lake (kayaking)
3. Banff Town

Day 4:
modify day 4 to be this "Beauty Creek > Athabasca Glacier > Pyto Lake/lookout > Bow Glacier Falls > Bow Lake"

1. Beauty Creek
2. Athabasca Glacier
3. Peyto Lake/lookout
4. Bow Glacier Falls
5. Bow Lake

Day 5:

1. Plain of Six Glaciers - Big Beehive - Lake Agnes Tea House Loop
2. Upper Hot Spring

Day 6 (June 1st):

1. Moraine Lake
2. Relaxing Day

any pointers or helpful apps or just location name-dropping would be fine

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It's been a while, huh?

First Last Next
Memory transcription subject: Yivreen, Cyonian Survivor
Date [standardized human time]: February 22nd, 2134
The flash daymares hadn’t stopped. Four nights since they’d set in, and now those two fire and brimstone eyes were lingering, waiting to come out when I was asleep. I’d thought that first daymare had been a fluke. It’d felt real, getting chomped up like that, crushed. But... ah.
I’d had more. Once I was in the mouth of that Arxur who’d kicked down the tree. Then I was in the cages with Hens Jr and Sr, and Alma... And each time if there was time for it that swampheaded, red eyed, smokey Arxur would come on in. Try and guilt me like I’d done something wrong.
It was working.
“Yiv. Yiv! I think I got it!” I blinked, my stupor broken by Junior. The kid had been a good help with the computer system since we’d let him fiddle with it instead of me. Much to my... begrudging admission: he was better at it. So, I stood from the chair and headed over to him. The monitor and console were lit up good as new, but they’d been like that for a couple nights now. We’d finally got access to a local map when that’d happened. Or rather a map of the surrounding area, outdated as it was it still had the location of the city on it. It wasn’t like anything had significantly changed in the past hundreds of years since this place had been abandoned. It had been the whole ‘trying to page it into the rest of the old systems at the outpost’ part that’d eluded Juniors little pet project.
“What did you get?” I replied, leaning over his shoulder with a paw on the console while he typed at it.
He cleared his throat. “W-well. I was able to find the wire that’d been causing the problem with the connection to the outpost’s server.” A server? What?
“What do you mean a server? I thought the only computer systems in here were in this room?” He turned his head, a brown eye winking at me. “Nuh-uh! Were you even listening when I explained it earlier? It’s more than just a weather monitoring station. It had a server, otherwise why would it need so many type-v connectors. See?” He pointed a claw to the bundle of wiring running up the wall and into a concrete hole that looked to lead to the next floor above us. Probably. I hadn’t really cared about how many wires there were.
“So... there’s more than just the databanks here in this room?” I asked. My eyes were tasked with looking over the monitor with pursed lips. I’d dug through some ye olde outpost files in the past nights for my journalist program but evidently I’d been missing things if all it took was one kid who had a knack for tech to ascertain there was more to these places.
Before my question could be answered though the command lines and startup protocols on the operating system for the thing had popped by and opened up onto a familiar desktop of our more modern tech. Junior went about clicking immediately to some command line and writing in some jibberish... And- my eyes widened. “What’s that?” I asked, pointing my claw to all the commands on his little black background’d screen.

1: Status
2: Logs
3: Garage Door
4: Barrack Override
5: Communications

Were among the top five, with a half dozen more I didn’t quite have time to think on. “Quick- quick! The uh- There’s a garage?” Don’t get distracted Yivreen. Ahhh moss-heaps.. “The Barrack Override. See what that does.”
The boy swatted away my paw trying to push at it. “Calm down! Calm down jeez, fine!” He jammed his digit into the corresponding number and pressed enter. A few moments passed as it simply displayed three dots. I waited... I waited.. Cmoooo-
Clank. VV-vv-vvv-veeeeeee....
It sounded like something behind the wall to our left was trying to unrust itself and move. A couple hundred years of not moving or being maintained had probably ensured it’d never get moving smooth again. Then of course the universe proved me wrong, and the wall actually shifted. The rounded metal slab I’d taken for a part of the tower’s superstructure began to lower, and behind it... “Holy shit.”
I don’t know where the extreme language had come from but... Wow. My eyes lit. Bunks. Bedding. Lockers.. It looked like the room beyond had been some sort of lodging area for soldiery when this place was built. But there’d been a grow-in on the back wall from a massive root. Snaring part of the room in its gripping-vinelike vice grip. The root was long dead, and the hole it’d bored through the concrete had left the inside exposed to the elements a touch more than if it’d just been left... At least there wasn’t much evidence of water damage.
“Yiv? Are you-” But I was already headed through the way, a paw on my pistol as I glanced around the abandoned room. My mind went right to checking out the lockers, which turned out to be a good idea. My little training sessions into understanding the named bits for guns with Alma were about to start paying off.
“We’ve got guns. Or... Something like guns.” I announced, pulling out the carrying case and flipping it open. Inside I found what looked to be a.. Hrm- no magazine, no bullets... I lifted it up, the rifle-like hardened carbon material was in remarkably good shape. Probably due to the case and materials, but something was different about it. I glanced my eyes over it, noting the electronic aiming system on top which... when I clicked at it offered a red circle for looking through the little scope with. Huh. Not a common thing to find on a Cyonian designed weapon, at least not these nights. This place was old, but this weapon looked like it’d been built by something more ambitious than Federation paws. Federation handhelds were all modified from the same combustion based lead belchers. A fact that rarely ever went unspoken on our own networks when we needed a reason to criticize Aafa.
It took a while longer, but eventually I did find a snap-button on the back of the trigger grip that made something inside it hum to life. My eyes widened. “It’s... An energy weapon.” I murmured. My tail flicking in apprehension. Would it even still fire? The red blinking just below the button told me it must have no power perhaps but... “Hey. Junior. You think you could figure out how to charge one of these guys-?”
I turned my head to see the kid standing at the threshold with his tail in his paws, gripping them anxiously. “Yiv. The uh. The communications aren’t working, but I think the garage door might open if we try it. It could be that cropping of wall and sealed door we figured the old power system must have been housed in right?” He glanced to the rifle in my paws. “I mean, if it uses the same standards as the computer out here it should still be compatible with our stuff. But- we don’t have anything to charge power packs of that size.” He pointed to the fixture sticking out the bottom of the stock. Hrm, he was right.
“See if you can’t get the garage open. I’ll keep looking in here and see if there’s something to help with that.” Came my own voice, I felt... Giddy. Alive. The potential to fight back was intoxicating. Before all I’d had was this dinky pistol I’d used to... kill a couple of the greys. But if we could bring the fight to their patrols, save more people-
I shook my head. Why was I thinking like this? I couldn’t stand up to an invasion fleet. I’d been a frightened Sivkit on the first night of the attack. I- I’d stampeded. I couldn’t remember any of it, but the chance I’d trampled someone in my panic was not zero. I might have contributed to someone being crushed... I’d failed Els, that soldier I’d dragged into the house. Obelisk I couldn’t even keep my mind straight in a fight with those howling, laughing Arxur in my head. The campfire fight had been a fluke!
I didn’t quite know how long I just sat there, staring at the rifle beating myself up, but eventually I was shaken from it by Keick when she sat beside me, an arm on my shoulder. “Hey. I heard you and Junior had a bit breakthrough eh?” She said non-chalantly. I could tell though, even with the chipper tone she’d read me. The accountant knew I’d been in one of my little moods. She’d known me the longest of anyone here, everyone else was like... a pack of convenience? Maybe not Junior. Keick and I had survived the woods together. I’d pulled her from her own hells next to that burning car.
“Hey.” I returned back. “Yeah. Junior got the servers working. Or something like that.” I pointed a claw over at the computer, only to notice he was gone now. I blinked. Had I been out of it that long?
Keick filled in the hole in my head. “He went with his old man to go check out the garage.” Oh. Yeah.
I looked around, “Ah. The guns. We have guns now. Real guns.” I explained, holding the one I had in my paws up for her to inspect.
“Doesn’t look like any gun I’ve seen.” She mused back, taking it from my grip. My body was moving on its own now, rummaging deeper into the lockers. Some of these cases had been broken by the snaring, smaller branches of the grow-in. The firearms within cracked open and busted. Probably no good at all, exposed to the ambient humidity as they had been for so long. Still, couple of the other rifle cases were good. We had weapons, plural. Binoculars? Got em. Spare power packs that needed charging? Got em. There was a lot of survival gear here. Like a militarized ranger outpost had been stationed here. The synthetic material of the camouflaged cloak I found proudly proclaimed it’d reflect thermal scanning on its faded label even! “Either the old rangers from before the treaties were really into operator stuff or the Obelisk put all this here just for us.” I murmured.
Keick, for her part seemed to be looking it all over with a little inventory in her head. Already tapping in the number of each item into her dataslate. “Well. I’d go with the former. The Obelisk hasn’t been around for us lately.” Came the reply as she poked a claw at one of the now entirely spoiled ration packs. “Still, there’s enough stuff here you could arm a squad of soldiers probably. If you know where we can find some spare soldiers that is.”
I flicked my ear at the poor humoured joke. “Ahuh.” Came my reply. “Maybe you should go try the radio again, they’d love to get their paws on stuff like this I think. Pre-war tech actually made to fight predators like this is rare.” Which begged the question... Why did the cloak boast about defeating thermals? These outposts were dated after our discovery and incorporation into the Federation as an early member, and WELL before the Arxur war. So why had we built cloaks like these? Was this equipment used during the years when we’d resisted the burning of our forests and jungles? If so, it meant it might have been auhh... much more violent then the archives made it out to be. Maybe there was a story here? My inner journalist was theorizing.
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I’d had to pick my jaw up off the ground after headed over to the garage. Hens Senior and Alma were leaned over the the opened hood of what looked like a remarkably still intact forest rover. The design was actually recognizable, having not changed much from what we had tonight. Six thick grooved tires, a buggy-like cockpit four seater set in the middle, and a back and top rack for storing anything you could want. “Is it working?” I asked the obvious as I stepped inside, noting Junior sat off to the side, fiddling with some wall mounted box or other. He didn’t look to actually know what he was doing beyond dusting it off and giving it a deep stare.
“I wouldn’t think so.” Came the chime of Keick, who’d followed me inside. It was around now my monocular visioned eyes were noting the various tools and spare parts laying around in the garage. Whoever had last been here had left in a hurry seemingly, because it was mostly stocked. No mess on all the immensely dusty parts. I could see a couple smaller fauna in the corners. A lizard here, a rodent there. Obviously there had been some way they’d chewed their way in at some point... Or they’d come in when the door was opened to the bustle and noise of the forest to my back.
It was Senior who looked back at my question, standing to his full height before leaning his back against the old vehicle. “No. It isn’t working. Or at least it won’t be until I figure a way to give the battery juice.” I tilted my head.
“Is it one of those older ones that zap out after a hundred years or so?” Came my obvious question.
He flicked his tail no. “It’s got one of the standard ones, it’s just that it stopped auto-cycling a couple hundred years ago. The electric motor looks like it should work if we pop it on. But we’ll have to see.” He glanced around the workshop. “I want to say we could probably get it working with the tools we have, but if the battery can’t be jumped, or it’s spent, or the motor needs a complete replacement we’re up a creek on getting it working.” It sounded like he knew a bit about it.
The feeling of my face scrunching ever so much came. “You didn’t tell me you were a handyman.” I said, crossing my arms.
“Well it never came up.” He said back with an affable smile. “Listen, it’s been a long couple weeks. Don’t get all spotty with me. We didn’t have anything a hobbying mechanic could fix anyhow.” Just a roll of the eyes from myself is all that met him as Keick spoke up, stepping over to the other three.
“So what’re you gonna jump it with?” She asked incredulously, leaning over the open cabin. From there I sort of... zoned out. All the older Cyonians present were bickering and blathering about the buggy which was quickly losing interest for me. I didn’t understand anything about mechanics like that beyond the bare minimum, so it was out of my purview. If they got it working that’d be another thing but I wouldn’t have been any help right now, so instead I placed a couple careful paws down until I was beside Junior, sitting next to him as he seemed to be eyeballing some far too faded label.
He had a paw lightly rubbing out the dust that’d caked an outlet, still one brown eye fixed on the label. All I could make out myself was the little yellow square symbol warning of an electric charge hazard. Weird to think even now those hadn’t changed. Had Federation technology really not changed all that much? Was it just us? A sigh. “So. What’s got your your nose twitching little dude?”
The past couple nights he’d gotten better with his anger, and... hadn’t destroyed any important tech in a fit of rage. All he’d needed was something to set himself to in a difficult situation like this. Keich had been right to set him on that computer. And.. I’d felt myself trying to encourage him along the way. Partly because I had an investment in getting those maps, and then partly because he’d ended up filling in a spot in my head like a younger cousin. Him and his old man had only been around for a little bit, but I guess maybe I didn’t want to think too hard about what had probably happened to my real family. For now, maybe I felt the most ‘at home’ around Keich and this little tinkerer. Was that weird? It felt like it should be weird.
He answered, looking up with a small upturn in his lips. “I think I found your energy cell charger for those guns you had.” He said simply. “One of the manuals over there wasn’t totally ruined, I saw something about a ‘optical projector weapon’ and ‘charger’ so I was trying to figure out if this was it. I... Think it might be, but I’d need one of those batteries to make sure.”
Now I felt like smirking. “Oh yeah? Well go get one swamp brain. Let’s see if these things still work huh?” Dutifully, he was up and off, tail shaking behind him in what I recognized as excitement. We weren’t totally defenceless anymore, and if the buggy could be salvaged there would be a means at least to relocate if we had to. Or... Maybe I could take a trip down to the city and paint a couple more of those scumbags red-
I shook my head. Where had that thought come from? If I was going back to Ataln it was to try and save more people... Yeah. I still needed to see if Gael was alive, maybe check that old house I’d left Els in. I don’t even know if I could find it now, knowing how scatterbrained I’d been at the time but- making a return to at least try seemed worth it.
Regardless, the box on the wall did turn out to be the correct port to charge energy cells for the guns. We’d just need to rig it up to the solar power system and juice them up to test them. Things were looking up! Our mobility had the potential to go from nights in every direction for shelter to mere hours, I’d just have to hope Senior knew what he was doing.
“Hey. Buddy.” I’d wrapped my arm around Junior’s shoulder. “Why don’t you go take a break for now huh? You were working on the computer all night. Maybe it’d be a good idea to just go relax. Enjoy how much you got done eh?” Besides. Gave me a good way to check out the logs page on the computer system myself before he stumbled on anything. It wasn’t like I didn’t trust him with it but- well there was no way to know what was in those logs.
He nodded, and with that I stood up, streeeetched out, and headed toward the tower. “Good, it’s your shift on the guard tower anyway.” I intoned politely. It was going to be a long day, assuming there was anything of substance in those logs... Scrounging through those would be preferable to sleeping right now anyway.

Welcome y'all!
I'll be your host for the evening, coming to you live and direct from picturesque Uptown, Chicago. This will be my third Billy setlist thread and, while I've mostly gotten the hang of it, I may need some help on identifying songs (especially instrumentals). Thanks in advance for being awesome.
\ Ticketed Show Time : 7:30 MDT / Expected Show Time: Round About Eight, MDT /
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Check Ins: Austin, TX; Minnesota, Born and Raised; The Pit; Auburn, AL; New Jersey; Dang Ol' Seattle, WA; Utah; Detroit; Charlotte; Indy, With Colorado Besties At The Show; Boulder, CO; AC, NJ; Kentucky Shows Up Together (West, Central and Orchard Grass Hills); Kensington, MD; Frederick, MD; Northern Kentucky; Middle Tennessee; Kauai; Austin; Hortonville, WI; Savannah, GA; Bradenton, Florida; South Jersey; Central PA; Portland; OR; Greensboro, NC; East Tennessee; Dayton, OH; Union, NJ; Central Kentucky: South Florida; Lisle, IL; Chicago, IL
Fit Check:
Strings - Rocking mustard and brown with a casual flair and a nice gold watch Update: Added a Tigers hat and a button down
Failing -Western work clothes with embellishment
Royal - Psychedelic casanova in a supremely cool tie dye blazer
Jarrod - Simple, understated, comfortable
Alex - New England dock chic
Bonus: Andy Hall - Max Headroom in a Canadian Tuxedo
Set One: (8:03pm MDT - 9:14pm MDT)
I'm Still Here ->
Everything's The Same
Watch It Fall ->
Nellie Kane
This Old World
The Train That Carried My Girl From Town
Black Mountain Rag
Ain't Nothing To Me
Be Your Man
Thirst Mutilator ->
Cabin Song
Summertime
Must Be Seven ->
Meet Me At The Creek
Set Two: (9:36pm MDT - 10:51pm MDT)
Secrets
California Sober
Charlie's Birthday Breakdown
Harbour of Love
Home of the Red Fox* ->
My Sweet Blue Eyed Darling*
The Letter Edged in Black*
Seven Weeks in County*
No More To Leave You Behind**
Enough To Leave
Dust in a Baggie
10 Degrees and Getting Colder ->
Turmoil and Tinfoil
Encore: (10:52pm MDT - 10:55pm MDT):
Train on the Island
Show Notes: *With Andy Hall on dobro **With Andy Hall on lead vocals and dobro

Hello , I'm a 28 (m) moving to Atlanta within the next 60 days. I have been looking at apartments and I have found 3. I will be working at Nike Atlanta at Lenox so preferably I would love that area! CB Lofts , Castle Creek Apartments ( Park Creek ) in Decatur & Evergreen at Lenox. All of them require 3x the rent except Castle Creek and they all seem to have no minimum credit score except Castle Creek which was 550. Has anyone in this sub lived or applied to these areas? Are apartment complexes in Atlanta strict? Any comments would be helpful !

Hi all! As the title says, I’m looking for a ballet studio that teaches beginner adults. I’m in my early 30s and I’ve always wanted to dance ballet. and also , I want to do something that would serve my soul in a community and “hobby”. I’m looking for places that are close to Charlotte, NC. I live in the Steele creek area so also places near the SC border and in SC close by would work too.
Thank you so much!

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So I'm staying in Canmore with 4 friends for 6 days and would love some feedback on our itinerary. Is it too ambitious? Are there must-see spots we're missing? We have a car for flexibility and plan to start our days at 5 am. We are going to be staying in Canmore from May 27 - June 1st
Day 1:

• Johnson Canyon to Ink Pot
• Lake Minnewanka
• Grassy Lake
• Banff town
• Mount Norquay Lookout

Day 2:

• Sulphur Mountain hike
• Hot springs (Need more activities for this day)

Day 3:

• Big Beehive
• Takakkaw Falls
• Emerald Lake kayaking

Day 4:

• Tunnel Mountain summit (Need more activities for this day)

Day 5:

• Bow Lake
• Bow Glacier Falls
• Peyto Lake/lookout
• Athabasca Glacier
• Hot springs

Day 6:

• Plains of Six Glaciers (includes Lake Louise)
• Moraine Lake

I've grouped activities by location to maximize efficiency. We’re avoiding Jasper to minimize driving time and sticking to budget-friendly activities. Any suggestions or improvements would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

EDIT: updated Itinerary based on feedback

Day 1:

1. Johnson Canyon to Ink Pot
2. Lake Minnewanka
3. Mount Norquay Lookout
4. Grassi Lake

Day 2:

1. Two Jack Lake Trail
2. Sulphur Mountain Hike
3. Upper Hot Spring

Day 3:

1. Tunnel Mountain Summit
2. Emerald Lake (kayaking)
3. Banff Town

Day 4:
modify day 4 to be this "Beauty Creek > Athabasca Glacier > Pyto Lake/lookout > Bow Glacier Falls > Bow Lake"

1. Beauty Creek
2. Athabasca Glacier
3. Peyto Lake/lookout
4. Bow Glacier Falls
5. Bow Lake

Day 5:

1. Plain of Six Glaciers - Big Beehive - Lake Agnes Tea House Loop
2. Upper Hot Spring

Day 6 (June 1st):

1. Moraine Lake
2. Relaxing Day

I didn't include the C-level Cirque hike as I didn't find a place to fit it, and I removed Takakkaw Falls as the road to it only opens June 1st, and it would be a big detour from Moraine Lake.

Here is my list of Florida's post Furman execution roster that I wrote for my personal death penalty project. To be clear, the dates given here are a loose timeframe of an offender's first known criminal activities (including misdemeanors and delinquent activities) to their executions, and not at all their years on death row. In a large number of death penalty cases, the offenders were committing high level felonies, even other murders in extreme cases like Ted Bundy, well before the murders that condemned them. I wanted to encapsulate the earlier known or suspected offenses in order to express the scope and scale of their crimes.
As a warning, due how the death penalty is utilized in the United States, many of the surveyed crimes are extremely graphic by nature. Please read at your own risk. On a different note, Florida is the last currently completed list. I'm still working on Texas, and as of now finished 484 entries out of the state's 587 cases to date.
As with my lists for Missouri, Virginia, and Oklahoma, reddit's character limitations forced me to split Florida's roster into two parts. Here is the link to part 2.
The currently 105 executed offenders, cases 1 to 52:
1. John Spenkelink (~1972-1979, electric chair): While on the run after escaping from a Californian prison, Spenkelink picked up 45 year old Joseph Szymankiewicz while he was hitchhiking. Like Spenkelink, Szymankiewicz was a career criminal, and had a conviction for murdering a owner of a furniture store during a robbery. They went on a nationwide crime spree together, but Spenkelink shot Szymankiewicz and disemboweled him with a hatchet while he was asleep in a hotel room. He claimed that the killing was done to protect himself from a sexual assault and being forced to play Russian Roulette, but this was rejected by the courts. Spenkelink had several previous convictions of armed robberies, some of which he was serving when he escaped from California.
2. Robert Sullivan (1973-1983, electric chair): Sullivan and his accomplice abducted 38 year old Donald Schmidt from a Howard Johnson's he managed. They bound Schmidt's hands behind his back, and drove him to a remote swamp in the Everglades. He was beaten with a tire iron and shot four times in the head. The pair then took Schmdit's watch and his credit cards from his body.
3. Anthony Antone (~1970s-1984, electric chair): Antone, a high ranking mobster, was hired by a crime boss to arrange the murder of Richard Cloud, a 33 year old private detective. He arranged for two of his associates to gun down Cloud on his own front porch. Although he wasn't directly present at the crime itself, Antone bore the harshest penalties due to his employer and one of his triggermen committing suicide in custody and the surviving triggerman agreeing to testify against him.
4. Arthur Goode III (~1960s-1984, electric chair): Goode lured 9 year old Jason VerDow into a forest, and raped and strangled him to death. The next day, he abducted Billy Arthe, a 10 year old Guatemalan immigrant, and took him on a journey to Washington D.C. On their way through Virginia, Goode kidnapped 11 year old Kenny Dawson. Both boys were sexually abused, and he strangled Dawson to death with a belt in front of Arthe. Arthe was rescued when a passing woman recognized him from the news coverages. Good was notorious for being a shameless pedophile who openly flaunted and defended his predations of young boys to any listening ears. When he acted as his own attorney during the proceedings for VerDow's murder, Goode's defense entirely hinged on pedophila apologetics and advocacy. He started victimizing younger boys in his early teens, and dealt with several accusations of sexual assault throughout high school. His execution was somewhat controversial, as Goode was cognitively disabled and had the mentality of a young child.
5. James Adams (~1962-1984, electric chair): During a burglary of a ranch, Adams beat the owner, 61 year old Edgar Brown, to death with a firepoker stick. Several of the undisclosed items Adams stole in the robbery were discovered in his wife's car. Prior to the murder, Adams had a rape conviction that gave him a 99 year sentence, but he managed to escape from prison.
6. Carl Shriner (~1962-1984, electric chair): Shriner shot and killed Judith Carter, a 32 year old clerk, while robbing a convenience store. He was involved with petty crimes since he was 8 years old, and Shriner was on parole for armed robbery at the time of the murder.
7. David Washington (1976-1984, electric chair): Washington started his crime spree by fatally stabbing a minister, 69 year old Daniel Pridgen, during a robbery of his home. A few days later, he broke into a home that had 64 year old Katrina Birk and her 3 sister in laws inside. He tied up all four women, and stabbed and shot them. Birk was killed, but her sister in laws survived with crippling injuries. The day after Birk's murder, Washington and his accomplices kidnapped 20 year old Frank Meli from a university, tied him to a bed, and tried extorting a ransom from his family. When that failed, he stabbed his captive to death. In his 10 day long murder and robbery spree, Washington stole jewelry, a car, an undisclosed amount of some money from Pridgen, and $8 from Birk and her sister in laws.
8. Ernest Dobbert Jr. (1972-1984, electric chair): Dobbert routinely tortured his children with beatings, poking their eyes with his fingers, dunking their heads in bathtubs, and burnings with cigarette lighters. Two of them, 9 year old Kelly and 7 year old Ryder, were strangled to death during one of his daily beatings and torture sessions.
9. James Henry (~1965-1984, electric chair): Henry invaded the home of Zellie Riley, a 81 year old Civil Rights activist. He tied up and gagged Riley, slit his throat with a razor blade, and stole $64. A few days later, Henry shot and wounded detective Ronald Ferguson in a confrontation. He previously shot and injured a man in one incident and non fatally stabbed a man in another, and alleged in both cases that the circumstances were self defense. However, the apparent victims made identical claims that Henry was trying to rob them.
10. Timothy Palmes (1976-1984, electric chair): Palmes used his girlfriend to lure her employer, a 41 year old furniture store owner named James Stone, to her apartment and knocked him unconscious with a hammer. Palmes and his other accomplice, Ronald Straight, bound him with wire and locked Stone in a wooden box they specifically made for him. They tortured their captive by slowly cutting his fingers off, and stabbed him 18 times with a machete and knife. The trio dumped Stone's body (which was still trapped in the box) into a river and stole his watch, car, and $2,800 from his store. Palmes tried to blame the killing entirely on his girlfriend, but she was granted immunity in exchange for testifying against him and Straight.
11. James Raulerson (1975-1985, electric chair): Raulerson and his accomplice robbed a restaurant at gunpoint, and raped one of the female employees. When the responding officers arrived at the scene, the pair engaged in a shootout with them. Both Raulerson's accomplice and a policeman, 23 year old Michael Stewart, were killed in the skirmish.
12. Johnny Witt (1973-1985, electric chair): Witt and his accomplice frequently stalked random people they could in the woods, as they were thrilled by the prospect of hunting other human beings. On a whim, the pair ambushed 11 year old Jonathan Kushner while he was riding his bike. They incapacitated Kushner by hitting him in the head with a drill star bit and gagged him. After they tossed him in the back of their truck, Kushner suffocated on the gag. Witt and his accomplice then cut the boy's stomach open to prevent bloating, engaged in intercourse with his body, and buried Kushner in a shallow grave.
13. Marvin Francois (1977-1985, electric chair): During what is now called the "Carol City massacre", Francois and two other men, Beauford White and John Ferguson, forced their way into a drug house. They tied up the 8 men and women inside (who were all between 24-45 years old), and shot them all in the head. Only two of the victims, 45 year old Johnnie Hall and 24 year old Margaret Wooden, survived. A total of $800 was stolen in the attack. Accomplice Ferguson (who was executed in 2013) also committed a series of unrelated murders that Francois wasn't involved with. These crimes are discussed in depth under Ferguson’s section (case 78) in Part 2 of this list.
14. Daniel Thomas (1976-1986, electric chair): Thomas and his accomplices, dubbed the "Ski Mask Gang" by the media, went on a rampage that involved the burglaries of 16 homes and the rapes of 5 women. The husband of one of those women, 49 year old Charles Anderson, was shot dead in an attempt to protect her. Other murders attributed to the Gas Mask Gang include 20 year old Henry Kersey (shot to death while trying to defend his wife, who was then tossed off a bridge) and 70 year old Tessie Henderson (succumbed to injuries received in a beating). Another woman was blinded after members of the Ski Mask Gang poured liquid plumber into her eyes.
15. David Funchess (1973-1986, electric chair): Fuchess was fired from a liquor store due to the owners suspecting him of stealing money. A year later, he assaulted his former workplace with a knife. He stabbed two employees, 62 year old Bertha McLeod and 52 year old Anna Waldrop, and a customer, 56 year old Clayton Ragan. Waldrop and Ragan were killed at the scene, while McLeod died from complications relating to her injuries two years after the attack. Fuchess left the store with several canceled checks that total around $6,000. He had several misdemeanors and minor felonies on his previous record that included theft, loitering, obstructing traffic, public intoxication, and disturbing the peace. Fuchess also attracted some public sympathy due to him being a Vietnam combat veteran that was diagnosed with PTSD.
16. John Straight (1976-1986, electric chair): As mentioned in Timothy Palmes' section, Straight took part in the torture murder of David Stone, and the robbery of his furniture store.
17. Beauford White (~1963-1987, electric chair): White was another participant in the "Carol City massacre" that the previously mentioned Marvin Francois was involved in. He had a lengthy criminal history dating back to the 1960s, and one of his past convictions was related to an attempted rape.
18. Willie Darden (~1970s-1988, electric chair): Darden was convicted of the shooting death of 54 year old James Turman and the non fatal shooting of a 16 year old neighbor while robbing Turman's Furniture Store. Turman's wife was also raped in the robbery. Some supporters had citied that he was tried by an all white jury, and used it to push a narrative that Darden, a black man, was condemned out of racism. He had several previous convictions, which included assault, forgery, theft, and the attempted rape of a 70 year old woman. Darden was on furlough for the latter conviction during the time of Turman's murder.
19. Jeffrey Daugherty (1976-1988, electric chair): While on a road trip with his uncle and girlfriend, Daugherty murdered at least 4 women and one man, 68 year old Carmen Abrams, 50 year old Betty Campbell, 49 year old Lavonne Sailer, 28 year old Elizabeth Shank, and 18 year old George Karns. The victims were slain through either shootings or stabbings at grocery stores, gas stations, and restaurants they worked at, but Sailer was attacked while hitchhiking. Daugherty mostly murdered for personal enjoyment, but he often stole coins, clothes, and watches from the victims.
20. Theodore Bundy (~1970s(?)-1989, electric chair): Across multiple states, Bundy kidnapped, raped, and murdered a bare minimum of ~20-36 females between the ages of 12-26. Although his true body count is uncertain and heavily disputed, most experts agree that it well exceeds official estimates. Bundy's abduction tactics were diverse, and ranged from grabbing targets by force, pretending to be a cripple in need of help, posing as emergency workers, seduction, and luring them in through hitchhiking. On some occasions, Bundy broke into the residences of victims, and assaulted them in their bedrooms. After an abduction, the victims were bound with handcuffs, raped while they were alive, and he engaged in acts of necrophila with their bodies. Most of his killing methods were strangulations with cords or beatings with tire irons and other blunt instruments. Several victims were also decapitated, and he kept their heads as trophies. Bundy disposed of corpses by dumping them in deserts, mountains, swamps, and other remote wilderness environments accessible to him.
21. Aubrey Adams Jr. (1978-1989, electric chair): Adams lured 8 year old Trisa Thomley into his car by offering her a ride home from school. He tied the girl up and dragged her to a remote forest. She was then raped and suffocated with a plastic bag.
22. Jesse Tafero (~1960s-1990, electric chair): A pair of patrolmen, 39 year old Phillip Black and 39 year old Donald Irwin (who was also a Canadian constable), found Tafero sleeping in his car with his wife, their children (which consisted of a 9 year old son and a 10 month old daughter), and a friend. What exactly occurred next is heavily disputed, but Tafero or his friend shot both officers dead, after they noticed a gun on the dashboard and asked the group to climb out. The group then fled in a police car, disposed of it, and kidnapped a man to carjack him. Tafero's execution was controversial, as his head caught on fire during the electrocution, and his supporters cited evidence of his friend (who was sentenced to life, but was released in 1994 on good behavior) being the triggerman in the shootings. He also had a long history of armed robbery, rape, and sodomy. Tafero's wife was initially condemned for the murder, but her sentence was reduced to 25 years to life on appeal in 1981, and was released with an Alford Plea in 1992.
23. Anthony Bertolotti (1983-1990, electric chair): Bertolotti enticed 46 year old Carol Ward into his home with the promise of helping her make a phone call. He held Ward at knife point, demanded money, and raped her. She was stabbed to death during the assault, and Bertolotti drove away with her car. In the trial, Bertolotti alleged that Ward offered him sex in exchange for stopping the robbery, and used it to claim that his angry girlfriend made him kill her for it.
24. James Hamblen (1984-1990, electric chair): Hamblen shot and killed 34 year old Laureen Edwards during a robbery of her store. Despite forcing Edwards to disrobe, Hamblen left he unmolested. He then fled to Texas and quickly started a relationship with 20 year old Debbie Abbott. A month later, Hamblen shot Abbott dead during a heated argument.
25. Raymond Clark (~1964-1990, electric chair): In 1964, Clark beat Marshell Taylor, his landlord's 14 year old son that he groomed and abused, to death with a pipe. After his parole at an undisclosed date in the 70s, Clark groomed another 14 year old boy into an illicit relationship. He recruited him in the abduction of David Drake, a 49 year scrap dealer. With the boy's help, he kidnapped their victim at gunpoint with the intentions of ransoming him back to his family. The pair forced Drake to write them a $5,000 check, and shot him in the head. When he wasn't able to cash in the check, Clark dropped his accomplice off at his home to avoid being charged with the boy's kidnapping, fled to California, and tried to trick Drake's family into paying his ransom. However, a series of calls was traced to his accomplice, and he implicated Clark to the police.
26. Roy Harich (1981-1991, electric chair): Harich kidnapped two teenage girls, 18 year old Carlene Kelly and 17 year old Deborah Miller, after luring them into his van from a beach. The pair were then both sexually assaulted. He shot Kelly dead, slit Miller's throat, and dumped them on a highway. Miller survived the attack and dragged herself to safety.
27. Bobby Francis (~1970s-1991, electric chair): Suspecting him of being a police informant against his drug trafficking enterprise, Francis abducted 35 year old Titus Walters. He tied him up and forcibly injected drano and battery acid into his body for a span of two hours. Despite Walters' pleas for his life, Francis shot him in the head and heart.
28. Nollie Martin (1977-1992, electric chair): Martin and his accomplice robbed a convenience store at knifepoint, stole $90, and kidnapped the clerk, 19 year old Patricia Greenfield. She was then raped and stabbed to death by her captors.
29. Edward Kennedy (~1977-1992, electric chair): In 1977, Kennedy and some partners shot and killed 33 year old Robert Brown, during a robbery of a motel. He was given a life sentence for the murder. Four years later, Kennedy escaped from prison. While on the run, he broke into a house in hopes of stealing money and guns. The homeowner, 32 year old Floyd Cone Jr. returned home with his cousin, 35 year old Robert McDermon (who worked as a state trooper), and unwittingly intercepted Kennedy. He shot them both dead, fled to a neighboring home, and took a 21 year old woman and her 4 month old son hostage. After a hour long standoff, Kennedy released his captives and surrendered himself to the police.
30. Robert Henderson (~1964-1998, electric chair): In December of 1982, Henderson went on a month long rampage across 6 states. He raped, robbed, and murdered a total of 12 people between the ages of 11-79 through shootings. Three of the victims where his wife's parents, 61 year old Ivan and 57 year old Marie Barnett, and her 11 year old brother Clifford. A few other victims were women, like 50 year old Dorothy Wilkinson, 37 year old Cheryl McDonald, 30 year old Jerilyn Stanfield, and 21 year old Lucinda Russell, that were kidnapped from their workplaces and homes and raped. A couple more were men, such as 79 year old Murray Ferderbe and 61 year old Sam Corrent, that he killed while robbing their homes and businesses. Henderson's last remaining murders were a trio of hitchhikers, 27 year old Vernon Odom, 23 year old Frances Dickey, and 18 year old Robert Dawson, that he killed together. Last but not least, Henderson bound an unidentified woman and her 12 year old daughter at gunpoint during a break in of their home. After Henderson raped the mother, he tried to do the same to her daughter. The mother then broke free from her restraints, and chased him away from her home. Contemporary media reports noted that the mother "fought harder for her daughter then she did for herself." Henderson had prior convictions of growing marijuana, assaulting officers, and stealing license plates.
31. Larry Johnson (1979-1993, electric chair): During the robbery of a gas station, Johnson shot and killed the clerk, 67 year old James Hadden. Like David Funchess, Johnson enjoyed a considerable amount of public sympathy due to him being a combat veteran of the Vietnam War.
32. Michael Durocher (1983-1993, electric chair): In 1983, Durocher made an agreement with his girlfriend, 31 year old Grace Reed, to conduct a murder-suicide pact involving her 5 year old daughter Candace and their 6 month old son Joshua. Although he shot and stabbed them all to death, Durocher backed out of his end of the pact. He later shot dead 27 year old Thomas Underwood while robbing a decorating story in 1986, and beat his roommate, 38 year old Edward Childers, to death during an argument in 1988.
33. Roy Stewart (1978-1994, electric chair): 77 year old Margaret Haizlip invited Stewart into her home. When she caught Stewart stealing a gold watch from her medicine drawer, Haizlip tried to evict him. In the confrontation, Stewart raped and strangled her to death with an electrical cord. Her body was found with 8 broken ribs, a fractured larynx, bite marks on her thighs and breasts, several contusions, and a torn vagina.
34. Bernard Bolender (~1970s-1995, electric chair): In a drug deal gone wrong, Bolender and two accomplices abducted their dealers, 39 year old John Merino, 38 year old Rudy Ayan, 33 year old Nicomedes Hernandez, and 25 year old Scott Bennett, at gunpoint, and robbed them of their jewelry. All four men were beaten with baseball bats, stabbed, and burned with heated knifes to extort an additional source of cocaine from them. Most of the hostages died in the 2 hour long torture session, but Merino was still alive when Bolender burned him and the other hostages' bodies in a car. Although most of his criminal history is murky, Bolender was heavily involved in the drug trade during the 1970s at the bare minimum.
35. Jerry White (~1962-1995, electric chair): White robbed a grocery store, and held the owner, 53 year old Alex Alexander, and a trio of customers (which consisted of 34 year old James Melson, an unidentified man, and the man's 12 year old daughter) at gunpoint. He shot and killed Melson, wounded Alexander, and tried forcing the father and daughter into a freezer. When the pair refused, White tried to shot them, but his gun misfired. The man and his daughter were able to flee with their lives and called the police, while White ran off with $338. White had 9 previous convictions, which included attempted murder, armed robbery, theft, and burglary, and was first arrested at the age of 14.
36. Phillip Atkins (1981-1995, electric chair): Atkins kidnapped 6 year old Antonio Castillo and molested him in a forest. When Castillo threatened to tell his parents about the abuse, Atkins bludgeoned him to death with a pipe.
37. John Bush (~1970s-1996, electric chair): Bush and three other men kidnapped 18 year old Frances Slater from a gas station she worked as a clerk at. They stabbed her to death and stole $100 from the register. Slater's murder attracted national attention due to her being the granddaughter and heiress of renowned singer Frances Langford and the outboard motor mongrel Ralph Evinrude. Bush's previous convictions include rape and robbery.
38. John Mills Jr. (1982-1996, electric chair): Mills and his accomplice tied up and abducted 30 year old Les Lawhon after ransacking his trailer for any valuables. They took him to a nearby abandoned airport to hideout. Lawhon then was beaten with a tire iron and shot in the head execution style.
39. Pedro Medina (1982-1997, electric chair): Medina tied up and gagged 52 year old Dorothy James in her home. He stabbed her to death and stole her car, which he was captured sleeping in by investigating police officers. His execution was a source of controversy, as Medina's head burst into flames as he was electrocuted on the chair. Medina's case and similar incidents led to Florida gradually phasing out of the electric chair in favor of lethal injection.
40. Gerald Stano (~1960s-1998, electric chair): Stano was convicted of murdering 22 women and girls between the ages of 12-35, though he admitted to 41, and is suspected of a total of 88 killings. His victims were all lured with promises of rides, payment for sexual favors, or abducted through force. The methods he used were diverse, and included drownings, shootings, stabbings, and strangulations. Most of the sources noted that none of his victims were raped, and that Stano seemed to have murdered out of an enjoyment for killing. As a child, Stano was charged with fasley pulling fire alarms at school and throwing rocks at cars. He was also fired for stealing from coworkers in one of his jobs.
41. Leo Jones (1981-1998, electric chair): Supposedly out of revenge for being brutalized by policemen, Jones was convicted of killing Thomas Szafranski, a 28 year old officer, in a sniper attack. Szafranski was driving his patrol car when he was ambushed and murdered. His execution was contested, as Jones claimed that he was coerced into confessing by investigators through beatings, and one of the apparent witnesses allegedly recounted his testimony.
42. Judy Buenoano (~1957-1998, electric chair): Over the course of 11 years, Buenoano poisoned her husband, 32 year old James Goodyear, her son, 19 year old Michael, and her boyfriend, 39 year old Bobby Morris with arsenic to collect their life insurance policies. She also made an attempt to poison another boyfriend after he was injured in a suspicious explosion, but was foiled by a police investigation. As a young girl, Buenoano assaulted her father, stepmother, and stepbrothers, and served a two month sentence for it.
43. Daniel Remeta (1985-1998, electric chair): Remeta and his accomplices shot and killed 5 people, 60 year old Mehrle Reeder, 55 year old Glenn Moore, 42 year old Linda Marvin, 29 year old John Schroeder, and 27 year old Larry McFarland, across Kansas, Arkansas, and Florida. The victims were all murdered in convenience store, restaurant, and gas station robberies.
44. Allen Davis (~1970s-1999, electric chair): Davis broke into a home with the intentions of raping 9 year old Kristina Weiler. Although no sexual assault occurred, Davis tied Kristina up and shot her in the head. He also struck her pregnant mother, 37 year old Nancy, 25 times on her head and face with his pistol, and left the body "bruised beyond recognition." When Kristina's sister, 5 year old Katherine, tried to escape, Davis shot and bludgeoned her to death. He then sacked the home for any belongings. Davis was a long time felon, and had several previous convictions of burglary, child molestation, and involuntary manslaughter. His execution caused significant controversy, as his nose bled all over his body during the fatal shocks, and he suffered burns to his legs, head, and groin. The backlash, combined with other botched incidents like Pedroa Medina and Jesse Tafero, resulted in Florida replacing the electric chair with lethal injection.
45. Terry Sims (1977-2000, lethal injection): George Pfeil, a 57 year old deputy and WW2 veteran, walked into a pharmacy that Sims and his 3 accomplices were robbing, to pick up a prescription. Upon seeing what was happening, Pfeil pulled out his gun and engaged the robbers, but was killed by them in the shootout. Although Sims was injured, he managed to escape the scene, and was captured a month later while trying to carry out another robbery in California.
46. Anthony Bryan (1983-2000, lethal injection): Bryan and his accomplice kidnapped a night watchman, 60 year old George Wilson, and used his keys to rob a bank he guarded. They drove Wilson to a remote forest and shot him in the head. The pair dumped his body in a creek and drove their car into a lake to destroy any evidence.
47. Bennie Demps (~1971-2000, lethal injection): Demps received his first death sentence in 1971 when he shot and killed a real estate agent, 54 year old Robert Brinkworth, and his client, 64 year old Celia Puhlick, while the victims were trying to engage in a house sale. He also wounded Celia's husband, 62 year old Nicholas, and stole a safe from the house. However, his first death sentence was lifted from the brief nationwide capital punishment ban from the Furman decision. Two years after his first death sentence was commuted, Demps was given a second death sentence when he fatally stabbed another inmate, 23 year old Alfred Sturgis, on the behalf of the Perjury Incorporated prison gang. Sturgis was in prison for murder, and he was targeted due to Perjury Incorporated's suspicions of him of being an informant.
48. Thomas Provenzano (1984-2000, lethal injection): In retaliation for being charged for disorderly conduct months earlier, Provenzano stormed a courthouse, and shot and killed Arnold Wilkerson, a 60 year old deputy that was a veteran of WW2, Korea, and Vietnam, on the scene. Two more policemen, 53 year old Harry Dalton Jr. and 19 year old Mark Parker, were also hit by gunfire, and they both died from complications relating to their injuries years after the attack.
49. Dan Hauser (1995-2000, lethal injection): Out of a desire to kill somebody, Huser enticed a stripper, 21 year old Melanie Rodrigues, into a motel room with the promise of payment for sexual services. After they had intercourse, he strangled her to death. Hauser was also caught stealing a truck months before the murder.
50. Edward Castro (1986-2000, lethal injection): Castro lured three homosexual men, 57 year old Austin Scott, 50 year old George Hill, and 46 year old Claude Henderson, from gay bars. The victims were all tied up and stabbed to death in their homes. After each killing, Castro left with valuables such as cars, watches, rings, money, and wallets.
51. Robert Glock II (1983-2001, lethal injection): Glock kidnapped 34 year old Sharilyn Ritchie from a mall parking lot and forced her to withdraw $100 from an ATM. He then drove Ritchie to a forest 60 miles away and shot her in the head. Ritchie's wedding ring and purse was also stolen in the attack.
52. Rigoberto Sanchez-Velasco (1986-2002, lethal injection): Sanchez-Velasco raped and fatally strangled Katixa Ecenarro, his girlfriend's 11 year old daughter. While awaiting execution for Ecenarro's murder, Sanchez-Velasco got into a fight with fellow condemned inmates, 41 year old Charles Street and 30 year old Edwin Kaprat, and stabbed them both to death. Kaprat received a death sentence for the sexual abuse and torture-killings of 4 elderly women, while Street was sentenced to death for the shooting murders of two police officers.

So it's a manufactured home built in 1991 on a permanent raised foundation with a crawl space.
I've read far too many stories of home inspectors just finding a million little things that don't matter and could have been spotted by anyone while missing major issues.
The list I could come up with that are the biggest thing to look out for:
Foundation - Make sure the house is level and the foundation is not crumbling anywhere. Check doors to make sure the doorways are square. This one looks like it was done with cinder blocks as opposed to a poured foundation if that's ever used for manufactured homes.
Thoughts on the foundation I feel like I could do a decent job with some research before hand to make sure it's not FUBAR, but also with it being a manufactured home, I believe the foundations can be leveled/fixed significantly easier and therefor cheaper than stick built?
Electrical - Make sure the electric is professional and everything works, outlets are grounded or at minimum are GFCI. Make sure there isn't anything out of the ordinary when using items. Could be somewhat costly if the whole box and place needs rewired. Electrical would potentially be the 2nd specialized tradesman or inspector I would use. Possibly dependent on what I see and how I feel.
Septic - I don't know all the things to check with this but this would be an item I would 100% want inspected by a pro because it's the most expensive to repaireplace but not done by most home inspectors.
Roof - Make sure it's not leaking underneath of course, repair cost could be mitigated by DIY. People act like water damage is the end of the world but It doesn't seem like it should be unless it's been leaking bad for years and rotting walls out too. Could probably look out for most signs of a leak or mold/mildue.
Only other thing I care about is seeing if the hot water eater is due for replacement. If it's the same one from 91, I'd wager it should be replaced unless I want it to unexpectedly go out.
Beyond septic, big electrical issues, and the foundation, everything seems like some good DIY projects over time. Is my train of thought wrong to skip the basic "inspector" look at the roof, foundation and gloss over the electrical (checking mainly for tidiness and looking for corrosion, weird behavior with switches) myself and just hire someone to inspect the septic? Or would this be a better method rather than just getting an inspector and hoping they do good?
I am a first time home buyer but the location here is exactly what we want. An acre of land, creek access, few neighbors, close to city still, etc... I just don't want to send it and get fucked with needing to drop 30-40k on septic and some other things. Home looks nice overall but they diy some of the flooring as transitions aren't in place and it has nice hardwood, shaggy carpet, old kitchen tile in kitchen, new kitchen tile in dining room, among some clearly diy cabinets. Just hoping they didn't diy any electrical stuff beyond basic outlets and such but I'd wager it's not old enough for them to have needed to do anything large.
Thanks for any advice.

I currently live in the US and I’m going to Pakistan for the summer people told me I need to get a surge protector and probably some sort of c I currently live in the US and I’m going to Pakistan for the summer people told me I need to get a surge protector and probably some sort of outlet converter because the voltage is very high in Pakistan. I already have a TV and Wi-Fi there at the house I’m staying at, but I don’t know what things I need to bring to keep my ps5 from getting fried
Also , I believe a surge protector is because in Pakistan the electricity goes out frequently. Where I live it goes out one hour in the morning and one hour at night so I wouldn’t play during that time, but of course there’s still the chance of the power going out during the day maybe because of rain or something, and could easily fry my PS five

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Hyperx Cloud Stinger Core Wireless Gaming Headset For Ps5/ps4 - White	$89.99	$99.99	$10.00
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Pdp Wired Controller For Xbox Series X/S / Xbox One - Kinetic White	$34.99	$39.99	$5.00
Persona 3 Reload (ps5)	$54.99	$89.99	$35.00
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Powera Advantage Lumectra Wired Controller For Xbox Series X/S / Xbox One - Black	$49.99	$59.99	$10.00
Powera Wireless Controller For Switch - Sworn Protector	$39.99	$59.99	$20.00
Prince Of Persia The Lost Crown (xbox Series X / Xbox One)	$39.99	$69.99	$30.00
Rabbids: Party Of Legends (ps4)	$24.99	$49.99	$25.00
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Razer Kishi V2 Gaming Controller For Android	$109.99	$129.99	$20.00
Razer Wolverine V2 Wired Gaming Controller For Xbox Series X/S - Mercury	$99.99	$139.99	$40.00
Red Dead Redemption (ps4)	$49.99	$69.99	$20.00
Riders Republic (ps5)	$24.99	$39.99	$15.00
Seagate 2tb Storage Expansion Card For Xbox Series X And Series S	$339.99	$384.99	$45.00
Seagate Xbox Certified 4tb Usb 3.0 Portable External Hard Drive With Green Led Bar (stkx4000402)	$149.99	$184.99	$35.00
Sonic Frontiers (ps5)	$39.99	$79.99	$40.00
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Sonic Origins Plus (ps5)	$29.99	$54.99	$25.00
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Sonic Superstars (ps5)	$39.99	$79.99	$40.00
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Sony Inzone H3 Gaming Headset - White	$79.99	$129.99	$50.00
Sony Inzone H9 Wireless Gaming Headset - White	$349.99	$399.99	$50.00
Steelseries Arctis Nova 1p Gaming Headset - White	$64.99	$69.99	$5.00
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Surge Dual Play & Charge Kit For Xbox Series X/S / Xbox One	$22.99	$26.99	$4.00
Surge Gamepad Pro Wireless Controller For Switch/pc/steam Deck - Supernova	$34.99	$39.99	$5.00
Surge Grips For Meta Quest 2 Controllers - Black	$14.99	$19.99	$5.00
Surge Powerpack 2.0 Battery & Charge Cable Set For Ps5	$14.99	$19.99	$5.00
The Crew Motorfest (ps5)	$39.99	$89.99	$50.00
The Crew Motorfest (xbox Series X)	$39.99	$89.99	$50.00
Thrustmaster Eswap S Pro Wired Controller For Xbox Series X/S / Xbox One / Pc - Black	$149.99	$169.99	$20.00
Thrustmaster Ferrari F1 Racing Wheel	$249.99	$279.99	$30.00
Thrustmaster Formula Racing Wheel Add-on - Ferrari Sf1000 Edition	$499.99	$549.99	$50.00
Thrustmaster Hotas Warthog Flight Stick & Throttle	$729.99	$799.99	$70.00
Thrustmaster Open Wheel Add-on	$249.99	$279.99	$30.00
Thrustmaster Tca Officer Pack Airbus Edition	$239.99	$269.99	$30.00
Thrustmaster Tca Quadrant Airbus Edition For Pc	$154.99	$179.99	$25.00
Thrustmaster Tca Yoke Joystick Boeing Edition For Xbox One And Xbox Series X/S/ Pc	$449.99	$499.99	$50.00
Thrustmaster T.flight Hotas 4 Flight Stick For Ps5/ps4/pc	$109.99	$129.99	$20.00
Thrustmaster T.flight Hotas One Flight Stick For Xbox Series X/S & Xbox One/pc	$119.99	$139.99	$20.00
Thrustmaster Tfrp Flight Rudder Pedals For Ps4/pc - Black	$169.99	$199.99	$30.00
Thrustmaster Th8a Gearbox Shifter	$269.99	$299.99	$30.00
Thrustmaster T16000m Fcs Hotas Flight Stick	$209.99	$239.99	$30.00
Thrustmaster T-3pm Pedals	$169.99	$199.99	$30.00
Thrustmaster T300 Servo Base For Ps4	$299.99	$329.99	$30.00
Turtle Beach Stealth 600p Gen 2 Rf Wireless Gaming Headset With Microphone For Ps5 / Ps4 - White	$89.99	$99.99	$10.00
Turtle Beach Stealth Pro Multiplatform Wireless Noise-cancelling Gaming Headset - Dual Batteries - Black	$374.99	$449.99	$75.00
Turtle Beach Stealth Pro Rf Wireless Gaming Headset For Playstation - Black	$374.99	$449.99	$75.00
Unicorn Overlord (ps5)	$54.99	$79.99	$25.00
Unicorn Overlord (switch)	$54.99	$79.99	$25.00
Unicorn Overlord (xbox Series X)	$54.99	$79.99	$25.00
Watch Dogs: Legion (ps4)	$9.99	$29.99	$20.00
Wd_black C50 1tb Expansion Card - Officially Licensed For Xbox Series X/S	$199.99	$204.99	$5.00
Wrc 23 (ps5)	$39.99	$64.99	$25.00
Wrc 23 (xbox Series X)	$39.99	$64.99	$25.00
Wwe 2k24 (ps5)	$69.99	$89.99	$20.00

Top Deals PC Gaming

Item	Sale Price	MSRP	Savings
Acer Nitro 5 15.6" Gaming Laptop - Black (intel Core I7-12700h/1tb Ssd/16gb Ram/rtx 4050)	$1299.99	$1699.99	$400.00
Acer Nitro V 15 15.6" Gaming Laptop - Black (intel Core I7-13620h/1tb Ssd/16gb Ram/rtx4060/windows 11)	$1399.99	$1599.99	$200.00
Acer Predator P03 Gaming Pc (intel Core I7-13700f/512gb Ssd/1tb Hdd/16gb Ram/geforce Rtx 4060/windows 11)	$1399.99	$1699.99	$300.00
Alienware 34" Wqhd 165hz 0.1ms Gtg Curved Qd-oled Led G-sync Freesync Gaming Monitor (aw3423dwf)	$1199.99	$1299.99	$100.00
Asus Rog G16chr Gaming Pc - Grey (intel Core I7-14700f/1tb Ssd/32gb Ram/geforce Rtx 4070/windows 11)	$2099.99	$2799.99	$700.00
Asus Rog Harpe Ace Aim Lab Edition Pro-tested Form Factor Lightweight 36000 Dpi Wireless Gaming Mice - Black	$139.99	$199.99	$60.00
Asus Rog Strix G35ca Gaming Pc - Star Black (intel Core I7-13700f/1tb Ssd/32gb Ram/geforce Rtx4080)	$3199.99	$3699.99	$500.00
Asus Rog Strix G17 17.3" Gaming Laptop - Eclipse Grey (amd Ryzen 7 6800h/512gb Ssd/16gb Ram/rtx 3050)- En	$1299.99	$1649.99	$350.00
Asus Rog Strix G16 16" Gaming Laptop - Eclipse Grey (intel Core I9-14900hx/1tb Ssd/32gb Ram/geforce Rtx 4060)	$2299.99	$2499.99	$200.00
Asus Rog Strix G13 Gaming Pc - Dark Grey (intel Core I5-14400f/1tb Ssd/16gb Ram/geforce Rtx4060/win11)	$1299.99	$1699.99	$400.00
Asus Tuf 23.8" Fhd 180hz 1ms Gtg Ips Led G-sync Freesync Gaming Monitor (vg249ql3a)	$209.99	$249.99	$40.00
Asus Tuf Gaming A15 15.6" Wqhd 165hz/3ms Gaming Laptop (amd Ryzen 9 7940hs/1tb Sdd/16gb Ram/rtx 4070)	$1649.99	$2299.99	$650.00
Asus Tuf Gaming F15 15.6" Gaming Laptop - Mecha Grey (intel Core I5-12500h/512gb Ssd/16gb Ram/geforce Rtx 3050)	$999.99	$1199.99	$200.00
Asus Tuf Gaming F15 15.6" Gaming Laptop - Mecha Grey (intel Core I7-13620h/512gb Ssd/16gb Ram/geforce Rtx 4050)	$1399.99	$1599.99	$200.00
Corsair Dark Core Rgb Pro 18000 Dpi Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse - Black	$104.99	$129.99	$25.00
Corsair Hs65 Surround Gaming Headset - Black	$89.99	$109.99	$20.00
Corsair K70 Core Backlit Mechanical Red Linear Switch Gaming Keyboard - Grey - Only At Best Buy	$119.99	$149.99	$30.00
Dell 31.5" 1440p Wqhd 165hz 2ms Gtg Curved Va Led Freesync Gaming Monitor (s3222dgm) - Black	$369.99	$549.99	$180.00
Hp Omen 25l Gaming Pc (intel Core I7-14700f/1tb Hdd/32gb Ram/geforce Rtx 4070 Supewin11)	$2299.99	$2799.99	$500.00
Hp Victus Desktop Gaming Pc (intel Core I5-14400f/1tb Ssd/16gb Ram/geforce Rtx 4060/windows 11)	$1249.99	$1299.99	$50.00
Hp Victus 15.6” Gaming Laptop - Mica Silver (amd Ryzen 5 7535hs/1tb Ssd/16gb Ram/geforce Rtx 2050/win 11)	$799.99	$1099.99	$300.00
Hyperx Cloud Alpha Rf Wireless Gaming Headset (4p5d4aa) - Black	$199.99	$220.99	$21.00
Lenovo Ideacentre 5i Gaming Pc - Raven Black (intel Core I5-12400f/512gb Ssd/16gb Ram/rtx 3050/win 11)	$899.99	$999.99	$100.00
Lg 27" 4k Ultra Hd 60hz 5ms Gtg Ips Led Freesync Monitor (27up650-w) - White - Only At Best Buy	$349.99	$499.99	$150.00
Lg Ultragear 23.8" Fhd 165hz 1ms Gtg Va Led Freesync Gaming Monitor (24gq50f-b) - Only At Best Buy	$159.99	$189.99	$30.00
Lg Ultragear 27" 1440p Qhd 165hz 1ms Gtg Ips Lcd Freesync Gaming Monitor (27gr75q)	$329.99	$499.99	$170.00
Lg Ultrawide 34" Fhd 100hz 5ms Gtg Led Ips Freesync Gaming Monitor (34wq650-w) - White - Only At Best Buy	$349.99	$449.99	$100.00
Logitech G502 Hero 25600 Dpi Optical Gaming Mouse - Black	$59.99	$69.99	$10.00
Msi Aegis R Gaming Pc - Black (intel Core I7-14700f/1tb Ssd/16gb Ram/geforce Rtx 4070 Supewindows 11)	$2199.99	$2299.99	$100.00
Msi Codex R Gaming Pc (intel Core I5-12400f/1tb Ssd/16gb Ram/geforce Rtx 4060ti/windows 11)	$1399.99	$1499.99	$100.00
Msi Cyborg 15 A12u 15.6" Gaming Laptop - Black (intel Core I5-12450h/512gb Ssd/8gb Ram/geforce Rtx 2050)	$699.99	$1049.99	$350.00
Msi Katana Series 17.3" Gaming Laptop - Black (intel Core I9-13900h/1tb Ssd/16gb Ram/geforce Rtx 4060/win 11)	$1699.99	$1899.99	$200.00
Msi Thin 15 15.6" Gaming Laptop - Cosmos Grey (intel Core I7-13620h/512gb/16gb Ram/geforce Rtx 4060)	$1399.99	$1499.99	$100.00
Open Box - Lenovo Ideacentre 5i Gaming Pc - Raven Black (intel Ci5-12400f/512gb Ssd/16gb Ram/rtx 3050/win 11)	$799.99	$1249.99	$450.00
Razer Barracuda X Plus Wireless Gaming Headset For Pc/ps5/ps4/switch - Black	$99.99	$119.99	$20.00
Razer Barracuda X Plus Wireless Gaming Headset For Pc/ps5/ps4/switch - Mercury	$99.99	$124.99	$25.00
Razer Blackshark V2 Hyperspeed Gaming Headset With Microphone - Black	$149.99	$174.99	$25.00
Razer Blackwidow V4 X Mechanical Gaming Keyboard With Chroma Rgb - Black	$139.99	$179.99	$40.00
Razer Viper Ultimate Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse With Charging Dock - Mercury	$99.99	$199.99	$100.00
Samsung 24" Fhd 75hz 5ms Gtg Ips Led Freesync Monitor (lf24t350fhnxza) - Dark Blue Grey	$119.99	$139.99	$20.00
Steelseries Apex 7 Tkl Backlit Mechanical Red Gaming Keyboard	$99.99	$169.99	$70.00

Top Deals TVs and Home Theatre

Item	Sale Price	MSRP	Savings
Audio Technica At-lp120xbt-usb Direct Drive Usb Turntable With Bluetooth	$499.99	$509.99	$10.00
Audio-technica At-sb727 Sound Burger Portable Bluetooth Turntable- Black	$259.99	$279.99	$20.00
Audio-technica At-sb727 Sound Burger Portable Bluetooth Turntable - Yellow	$259.99	$279.99	$20.00
Bose Smart Soundbar 900 With Dolby Atmos - Black	$799.97	$849.97	$50.00
Denon Avr-s760h 7.2 Channel 8k Ultra Hd Network Av Receiver - Only At Best Buy	$699.99	$899.99	$200.00
Denon Avr-x1800h 7.2 Channel 8k Dolby Atmos Av Receiver	$799.99	$999.99	$200.00
Denon Avr-x3800h 9.4 Channel 8k Ultra Hd Av Receiver	$1799.99	$2206.99	$407.00
Denon Avr-x4800h 9.4 Channel 8k Ultra Hd Network Av Receiver	$2639.99	$3299.99	$660.00
Epson Epiqvision Flex 1080p Hd Led Business Projector (co-fh02)	$599.99	$699.99	$100.00
Epson Epiqvision Mini Ef12 Smart Streaming Laser 1080p Home Theatre Projector With Android Tv (ef-12)	$899.99	$999.99	$100.00
Epson Home Cinema 1080 3lcd 1080p Home Theatre Projector	$799.99	$849.99	$50.00
Google Chromecast With Google Tv (4k) - Snow	$54.99	$69.99	$15.00
Harman Kardon Soundsticks 4 Bluetooth Wireless Speaker System - White	$329.97	$419.97	$90.00
House Of Marley Get Together Duo Bluetooth Wireless Speaker - Natural	$149.99	$249.99	$100.00
House Of Marley Stir It Up Belt Drive Usb Turntable	$229.99	$349.99	$120.00
Ihome Ibt295bc2 Bluetooth Alarm Clock With Usb Port	$59.99	$79.99	$20.00
Ihome Ibtw281v2bc Colour Changing Bluetooth Alarm Clock - Black	$99.99	$129.99	$30.00
Insignia 47" - 90" Full Motion Tv Wall Mount - Only At Best Buy	$169.99	$199.99	$30.00
Jbl Authentics 500 Wireless Multi-room Speaker With Voice Control Built-in - Black	$799.99	$999.99	$200.00
Jbl Authentics 300 Wireless Multi-room Speaker With Voice Control Built-in - Black	$549.99	$649.99	$100.00
Jbl Bar 1000 880-watt 7.1.4 Channel Dolby Atmos Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer	$1499.99	$1699.99	$200.00
Jbl Deep Bass 300-watt 2.1 Channel Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer	$399.99	$499.99	$100.00
Kanto Desktop Speaker Stands (sp6hd) - Black	$69.99	$99.99	$30.00
Kanto Pdx680 39"- 80" Full Motion Tv Wall Mount	$149.99	$199.99	$50.00
Kanto Pt300 32"- 90" Tilting Tv Wall Mount	$69.99	$99.99	$30.00
Kanto Yu 140-watt Bookshelf Speaker - Pair - Matte Black Vinyl - Only At Best Buy	$299.99	$349.99	$50.00
Klipsch Aw-400 50-watt All-weather Outdoor Speakers - Pair	$229.99	$349.99	$120.00
Klipsch Dual R50c 400-watt 2-way Center Channel Speaker - Black	$299.99	$449.99	$150.00
Klipsch Dual R605fa 400-watt 2-way Tower Speaker - Single - Black	$699.99	$999.99	$300.00
Klipsch Dual R800f 600-watt 2-way Tower Speaker - Single - Black	$499.99	$799.99	$300.00
Klipsch Dual R600f 400-watt 2-way Tower Speaker - Single - Black	$399.99	$649.99	$250.00
Klipsch Quad R30c 400-watt 2-way Center Channel Speaker - Black	$449.99	$599.99	$150.00
Klipsch R1650c 6.5" In-ceiling Speaker - Single	$49.99	$69.99	$20.00
Klipsch R40sa 200-watt Bookshelf Speaker - Pair - Black	$449.99	$649.99	$200.00
Klipsch R1650w 140-watt In-wall Speaker - White - Single	$79.99	$139.99	$60.00
Lg 4k Uhd Blu-ray Player (ubk80)	$229.99	$249.99	$20.00
Lg Sqc4r 220-watt 4.1 Channel Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer & Rear Speakers - Only At Best Buy	$219.99	$229.99	$10.00
Lg Sqc1 160-watt 2.1 Channel Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer	$149.99	$199.99	$50.00
Lg S95qr 810-watt 9.1.5 Channel Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer	$1699.99	$2299.99	$600.00
Lg S80qy 480-watt 3.1.3 Channel Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer	$899.99	$999.99	$100.00
One For All 32" - 65" Full Motion Tv Wall Mount	$169.99	$249.99	$80.00
One For All 19" - 43" Full Motion Tv Wall Mount	$89.99	$129.99	$40.00
One For All 32" - 90" Full Motion Tv Wall Mount	$254.99	$299.99	$45.00
One For All 19" - 43" Tilting Tv Wall Mount	$67.99	$79.99	$12.00
One For All 32" - 90" Tilting Tv Wall Mount	$89.99	$129.99	$40.00
Onkyo Dxc390 6-disc Cd Carousel Changer	$429.99	$499.99	$70.00
Onkyo Tx-nr6100 7.2 Channel 8k Ultra Hd Network Av Receiver	$999.99	$1199.99	$200.00
Onkyo Tx-nr5100 7.2 Channel 8k Ultra Hd Network Av Receiver	$599.99	$949.99	$350.00
Onkyo Tx-nr7100 9.2 Channel 8k Ultra Hd Network Av Receiver	$1499.99	$1799.99	$300.00
Onkyo Tx-sr494 7.2 Channel 4k Ultra Hd Dolby Atmos Av Receiver	$399.99	$409.99	$10.00
Open Box - Samsung Hw-b550/zc 410-watt 2.1 Channel Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer	$179.99	$229.99	$50.00
Open Box - Samsung Hw-c400 40-watt 2.0 Channel Sound Bar	$99.99	$159.99	$60.00
Open Box - Sony Hta3000 250-watt 3.1 Channel Dolby Atmos Sound Bar	$399.99	$699.99	$300.00
Open Box - Sony Ht-s2000 3.1 Channel Dolby Atmos Sound Bar	$299.99	$549.99	$250.00
Roku Express 4k Media Streamer With Remote	$39.99	$49.99	$10.00
Roku Streambar 4k Media Streamer With Remote	$99.99	$189.99	$90.00
Roku Ultra 2022 4k/hddolby Vision Streamer, Remote With Rechargeable Battery, Hands-free Voice Controls, Lost Remote Finder And Private Listening	$99.99	$129.99	$30.00
Samsung Hw-c400 2.0 Channel Sound Bar	$149.99	$179.99	$30.00
Samsung Hw-q900c 7.1.2 Channel Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer	$999.99	$1119.99	$120.00
Samsung Hw-q910c 9.1 Channel Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer - Only At Best Buy	$999.99	$1099.99	$100.00
Samsung Hw-q910d/zc 9.1.2 Channel Wireless Dolby Atmos Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer - Titan Black	$1399.99	$1599.99	$200.00
Samsung Hw-s61b 5.0 Channel Sound Bar - White	$299.99	$499.99	$200.00
Samsung Hw-s801b/zc 3.1.2 Channel Dolby Atmos Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer	$799.99	$999.99	$200.00
Samsung Hw-s800b/zc 3.1.2 Channel Dolby Atmos Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer	$799.99	$999.99	$200.00
Samsung Hw-s700d/zc 3.1 Channel Dolby Atmos Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer - Titan Black	$599.99	$699.99	$100.00
Samsung Hw-s801d/zc 3.1.2 Channel Wireless Dolby Atmos Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer- White	$899.99	$999.99	$100.00
Samsung Hw-s800d/zc 3.1.2 Wireless Dolby Atmos Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer - Titan Black	$899.99	$999.99	$100.00
Samsung 58" 4k Uhd Hdr Led Tizen Smart Tv (un58tu690tfxzc) - 2023	$599.99	$649.99	$50.00
Samsung 77" 4k Uhd Hdr Qd-oled Tizen Smart Tv(qn77s95cafxzc) - 2023 - Titan Black	$5499.99	$5999.99	$500.00
Samsung 77" 4k Uhd Hdr Qd-oled Tizen Smart Tv (qn77s92cafxzc) - 2023 - Titan Black - Only At Best Buy	$3899.99	$4599.99	$700.00
Samsung 50" 4k Uhd Hdr Qled Smart Tv (qn50q80cafxzc) - 2023 - Titan Black	$1099.99	$1299.99	$200.00
Samsung 75" 4k Uhd Hdr Qled Smart Tv (qn75q80cafxzc) - 2023 - Titan Black	$2199.99	$2699.99	$500.00
Samsung 75" 4k Uhd Hdr Qled Smart Tv (qn75q60cafxzc) - 2023 - Titan Grey	$1599.99	$1999.99	$400.00
Samsung 75" 4k Uhd Qled Tizen Os Smart Tv (qn75qn85cafxzc) - 2023 - Titan Black	$2499.99	$3299.99	$800.00
Samsung Ls60d Music Frame Wireless Dolby Atmos Sound Bar - Black	$499.99	$599.99	$100.00
Samsung The Frame 75" 4k Uhd Hdr Qled Tizen Smart Tv (qn75ls03bafxzc) - 2022 - Charcoal Black	$2799.99	$3499.99	$700.00
Sanus Accents 32" - 85" Extendable Tilting Tv Wall Mount	$99.99	$149.99	$50.00
Sanus Accents 42" - 85" Full-motion Tv Wall Mount	$189.99	$199.99	$10.00
Sanus Advanced 32" - 55" Full Motion Tv Wall Mount	$169.99	$289.99	$120.00
Sanus Advanced 42" - 90" Full Motion Tv Wall Mount	$339.99	$399.99	$60.00
Sanus Super Slim 40" - 90" Full Motion Tv Wall Mount - Only At Best Buy	$289.99	$369.99	$80.00
Sanus Systems Table Top Tv Stand With 40" - 86" Swivel Tv Mount - Black	$199.99	$249.99	$50.00
Sennheiser Ambeo Soundbar Plus 100-watt 7.1.4 Channel Sound Bar	$1699.99	$1999.99	$300.00
Sharp Rp-tt70 3-speed Dual Bluetooth Turntable & Stereo Shelf Speakers (pair) - Wood/walnut - Only At Best Buy	$179.99	$229.99	$50.00
Sharp Xl-bh250 5-disc Micro System With Bluetooth - Only At Best Buy	$269.99	$299.99	$30.00
Sony Ht-s2000 3.1 Channel Dolby Atmos Sound Bar	$499.99	$599.99	$100.00
Sony Ht-x8500 2.1 Channel Dolby Atmos Sound Bar	$399.99	$499.99	$100.00
Sony 77" 4k Uhd Hdr Oled Smart Google Tv (xr77a80l) - 2023	$3999.99	$4199.99	$200.00
Sony 55" 4k Uhd Hdr Oled Smart Google Tv (xr55a80l) - 2023	$1999.99	$2199.99	$200.00
Sony 1080p Upconverting Dvd Player (dvpsr510h)	$49.99	$59.99	$10.00
Sony X85k 50" 4k Uhd Hdr Led Smart Google Tv (kd50x85k)	$849.99	$899.99	$50.00
Sony X85k 65" 4k Uhd Hdr Led Smart Google Tv (kd65x85k)	$999.99	$1199.99	$200.00
Sony X85k 43" 4k Uhd Hdr Led Smart Google Tv (kd43x85k)	$769.99	$819.99	$50.00
Tcl Q6310-ca 350-watt 3.1 Channel Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer - Black	$199.99	$299.99	$100.00
Tcl 55" Q-class 4k Uhd Hdr Qled Smart Google Tv (55q650g-ca) - 2023	$479.99	$499.99	$20.00
Tcl 55" Q-class 4k Uhd Hdr Qled Smart Google Tv (55q750g-ca) - 2023	$649.99	$799.99	$150.00
Tcl 65" Q-class 4k Uhd Hdr Qled Smart Google Tv (65q650g-ca) - 2023	$649.99	$699.99	$50.00
Tcl Q5 50" 4k Uhd Hdr Qled Google Tv Smart Tv (50q550g-ca) - 2023 - Only At Best Buy	$399.99	$499.99	$100.00
Tcl Q5 55" 4k Uhd Hdr Qled Google Tv Smart Tv (55q550g-ca) - 2023 - Only At Best Buy	$449.99	$549.99	$100.00
Tcl Q5 65" 4k Uhd Hdr Qled Google Tv Smart Tv (65q550g-ca) - 2023 - Only At Best Buy	$619.99	$699.99	$80.00

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Item	Sale Price	MSRP	Savings
Dell Inspiron 15 3520 15.6" Touchscreen Laptop - Carbon Black (intel Core I5-1135g7/256gb Ssd/8gb Ram/win11)	549.99	749.99	200.00
Eufy Eufycam 3 Wire-free 4k Ultra Hd Outdoor Security Camera With Solar Panel - 3 Pack	599.99	799.99	200.00
Garmin Venu 3 45mm Gps Smartwatch With Heart Rate Monitor - Black	529.99	599.99	70.00
Google Chromecast With Google Tv (4k) - Snow	54.99	69.99	15.00
Google Nest Wifi Pro Wi-fi 6e Router - Snow - 3 Pack	419.99	529.99	110.00
Hp 27" All-in-one Pc (amd Ryzen 5 7520u/512gb Ssd/16gb Ram/windows 11)	999.99	1299.99	300.00
Insignia Portable Air Conditioner - 10000 Btu (sacc 6500 Btu) - White/black - Only At Best Buy	299.99	529.99	230.00
Jbl Bar 1000 880-watt 7.1.4 Channel Dolby Atmos Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer	1499.99	1699.99	200.00
Jbl Charge 5 Waterproof Bluetooth Wireless Speaker - Black	199.99	239.99	40.00
Philips 5400 Automatic Espresso Machine With Lattego Milk Frother - Black	999.99	1369.99	370.00
Segway Ninebot D38u Adult Electric Scooter With Segway Lock & Phone Holder (350w Moto 38km Range / 30km/h Top Speed) - Exclusive Retail Partner	549.99	699.99	150.00
Sony Wh-ch720n Over-ear Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones - Blue	179.99	249.99	70.00
Tcl Q5 55" 4k Uhd Hdr Qled Google Tv Smart Tv (55q550g-ca) - 2023 - Only At Best Buy	499.99	549.99	50.00
Tineco Floor One S5 Extreme Wet/dry Vacuum - Black	479.99	649.99	170.00
Vitamix 6500 1.9l 1500-watt Stand Blender - Platinum - Only At Best Buy	419.99	799.99	380.00

Hello!
large batch of cleanouts from me some freinds/teammates. I will do my best to get back to each and every one of you but this oils the largest listing I have done in quite some time. First come first serve if i don't hear a response within 24 hrs. I will move on to the next person in queue if there is one. Just trying to be clear and avoid any messes.
Prices DO Not include shipping and are all OBO unless noted otherwise. Not really interested in trades at this point well maybe an Apc9-k (I have a odd interest in a m1919 ) but feel free to ask and or offer, but really cash is king. I can quote USPS, UPS, and FEDEX. Payments handled via PayPal and local pickup is a option in east central WI.
Most of the smaller items are Flexible and or I am willing to deal on if buying other stuff.
I do also have a KWA KZ.61 / VZ61 that i need to get pics and list up as well as a real steel parts kit if anyone is interested (was a backburner project to see if it could be converted to use some real steel parts like upper receiver stock etc. just too busy and lost interest in the project
KWA Kz.61 / VZ 61
https://imgur.com/a/TLpPxhe
https://youtu.be/KboKBt1lplg
KWA kz. 61 aka vz 61, or Scorpion.
used condition completely cleaned and relubricated. incudes the black nylon brain exploder mounts. Missing one charging handle. Bucking was just replaced with a modify one may need a little break in. One short mag leak free cycles and shoots fine.
Asking $160 OBO
Also have a real steel parts kit
https://imgur.com/a/uwoFUAM
complete vz parts kit , was originally picked up to work on messign with using the stamped steel upper grip etc other parts with the airsoft one. TLDR is sat on the shelf too long and lost interest. Any questions let me know. barrel is 32 acp us made (if you thinking about diameters.
asking $170 OBO or $320 for Both RS parts kit and airsoft Kz.61
Ares Helios (Striker) bolt action sniper
https://imgur.com/a/FlEYwzT
selling for a freind, Used LNIB never fielded. Comes with two mags, one square bottom and one angled bottom. fully cleaned and re-lubricated. The cocking indicator has been removed for a smoother easier pull. Cocking indicator included in little baggie, but really i don't think i would recommend using one unless you get one of the aftermarket pin setups. the threading and friction added by the stock one is a little shoddy. Airseal is great +- 1 fps on .28s 1.82j.
Asking $150 OBO
Barrett Fieldcraft Precision Bolt Action Gas Sniper (VSR)
https://imgur.com/a/s7hn0qs
https://youtu.be/9W5MQY0Uarw
Also selling this one for a friend. Barrett Fieldcraft Precision Bolt Action Gas Sniper believe this is the greengas version. Includes, gun, one vsr mag, rail mount, and a green gas nozzle extended to help fill the bolt with gas. personally I do not like "green gas" or gas filled bolt systems. I would strongly recommend moving over to a spring bolt but the rest of the gun/body i would say is built really well. 90 degree zero trigger. well made machined outer barrel and receiver that mate really well stops perfectly when threading the outer barrel into the receiver. some unknown brand steel inner barrel. Stock is also very well made, and as woodworker rather impressed me, most airsoft wood stocks are poor at best but the fit finish and checkering is on point. Tested it to hold gas with no leaks but my GG is pretty much out tested at 1J with .28's not as familiar with modding these gas systems. But a great base for building a VSR if you want a a wood stock or the silver asthetic.
Asking $110 OBO
WE Galaxy 1911 premium long barrel (full metal)
https://imgur.com/a/pt4cnui
reference:
Brand new WE Galaxy 1911 premium long barrel. Premium is the full metal upper and lower decent bit of weight to it. Takes the 1911 thin pattern of mags. Any questons feel free to ask
Asking $100 OBO
APS Mantis X (g34 clone/wannabe) w/RMR adapter
https://imgur.com/a/Pz0HkM9
https://youtu.be/36FQRjbV7Yc
Another selling for a freind. LNIB Mantis X basically a g34 with RMR mount/adapter and a non functioning RMR (tried replacing battery no dice so it currently just there to look cool). Includes alt backstrap co2 mag seals, original rear sight allen keys, and APS CO2 mag that leaks from the top valve (basically from my undestanding the APS co2 mags are kinda poor). Tested with a WE GG glock mag cycles just fine and actually shoots pretty good too. (what i used in the video clip.) Next to no wear never fielded. stippling on it was also surprisingly quite clean and good does not look stamped.
Asking $90 OBO if you want I have a new china made RMR clone that works that I can include for $35 more.
SR25 Stuff
https://imgur.com/a/TOYhkab
A&K receiver new never used $55
https://imgur.com/a/yRwhqqP
Retro arms V2.5 QSC gearbox shell (8mm) also new never used $120 obo (if you ask nicely ill toss in a set of retro arms 8mm steel bushings)
https://imgur.com/a/h6CGa0U
5x Avengers 120 rnd SR25 mag these have some interesting potential they have more "track" inside the mag with multiple different locations the spring end stop can go, the thing is you would need to fab or 3d print covers for the other locations and of course have a longer mag spring but could potentially hold double or better $12 ea or $ 50 for the lot
https://imgur.com/a/k4aeCKS
1x G&G 100 rnd metal Sr25 midcap $18
IF you want the lot or bundle parts let me know could knock a few bucks off
Ares gearbox
https://imgur.com/a/x8Fyf8K
Brand new unused Ares gearbox with ETU and quick change spring pulled from a new unused gun ambi selector control gears. Short lead for the battery may need to extend depending on your use case.
Asking $80-OBO
UTG Red Dot
https://imgur.com/a/AurGnY9
works, UTG red/green dot it ahs a crisp clear dot no "starring" that you may see on some cheaper china optics. has a Lexan lens protector on the front some scratches on it, but its just held on with some heat shrink so easy to remove if you do not like it or want it on there.
asking $25 obo
Magpul Pmag (KWA 30/60)
https://imgur.com/a/99evR17
Fully trademarked Magpul PMAG this is one of the ones OEM'd by KWA can be switched between 30 or 60 round capacity. Has full feed mag follower and cutoff for KWA ERG guns, mag will chamber and work with others jsut obviously the cutoff feature only works in KWA guns.
Asking $35 OBO
KWA K120c mags
https://imgur.com/a/4aaMWBl
support 30/120 rounds selectable via switch on the bottom, have full feed mag follower and support mag cutoff on select KWA guns/ERG lineup. very light usage mostly set in the cabinet.
Asking $80 for the lot, $45 for a 3 pack, or $17 per single
Silverback SRS Project/Scrap Stock
https://imgur.com/a/HhPArrP
Was originally a tan stock used as a dye test for dying the nylon fiber a camo pattern and masking techniques. Then later was modified and material removed to test fitment of a CO2 reg into the stock. you still should be able to lock-on the stock plate or the spacers but you will be missing several of the latching or locking teeth on the sides.
Asking $10 OBO
7in Carbon fiber handguard
https://imgur.com/a/3ZAVx4Z
https://imgur.com/a/ZABSpDZ
not much to say actual carbon fiber (not a wrap or a skin real carbon fiber tube) with mlock slots believe it is real steel barrel nut spec vs the airsoft metric
Asking $50 obo
Steel Arcturus Ak Trigger
https://imgur.com/a/RPFI4ds
new steel ak trigger for v3 gearboxes with spring. Asking $8 OBO
LCT OD G3 Grip
https://imgur.com/a/ronpy55
Asking $8 obo
ICS MARS mag release
https://imgur.com/a/ZJ31xZV
for ICS Mars, bought for a normal m4 would not fit without moification brand new.
asking $8 obo
Hi Capa Mag bodies
https://imgur.com/a/wtpaeKQ
just the bodies themselves if you have a damaged or beat up one AW/WE in origin I believe, no valves or other parts included.
Asking $8 for the lot or $3 ea
3 Stock Motors
https://imgur.com/a/qU4GmIN
not much to say shot type silver motor, CAs stock HT motor, LCT stock HT motor all i think are ferrite cans but alright for parts if building your own or need to just replace a stock motor
Asking $15 for the lot OBO
HK 51 Extended outer barrel (believe it was designed for the CA series)
https://imgur.com/a/vOodtA0
14MM CCW its a extended outer barrel nuff said
Asking 12 OBO
Freebies:
anything in THIS image https://imgur.com/F8lFh1J reaps bucking gone.