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TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (Marketwired) -- 08/29/14 -- Lingo Media Corporation (TSX VENTURE:LM)(OTCBB:LMDCF) ("Lingo Media" or the "Company"), an ESL industry acquisition company that is 'Changing the way the world learns English', announces its financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2014. All figures are reported in Canadian Dollars, and are in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards unless otherwise noted.
During the quarter, the Company earned revenues of $877,879 and total comprehensive income of $200,534. The operating expenses reduced from $365,160 to $319,430 for the comparable period, an overall reduction of 13%. Lingo Media also increased the income per share to $0.01 as compared to $0.005 for the period ended June 30, 2013.
Operational Highlights
-- Print-Based English Language Learning: -- signed a seven (7) year renewal agreement to co-publish and distribute the recently approved PEP Primary English and Starting Line programs with People's Education Press and Peoples Education Electronic & Audiovisual Press, China's State Ministry of Education's publishing arm -- Online English Language Learning: -- completed the redesign of the product user interface, learning management system and the multi-browser delivery system for desktops and tablets for ELL Technologies' suite of products including - Master and Kids -- continued testing of new product features and technology applications by gauging user input, feedback and acceptance
Financial Highlights for the Second Quarter Ended June 30, 2014
---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Second Quarter Ended June 30 2014 2013 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Revenue $ 877,879 $ 715,618 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Operating expenses 319,430 365,160 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Amortization, share-based payments and depreciation 148,535 124,453 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Finance charges, taxes and foreign exchange 192,281 102,723 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Total expenses 660,246 592,336 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Net profit 217,633 123,282 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Total comprehensive income $ 200,534 $ 107,080 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Revenue for the second quarter totalled $877,879 as compared to $715,618 for the same period in 2013, an increase of 22%. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Second Quarter Ended June 30 2014 2013 Change ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Print-based English Language learning $ 772,975 $ 620,055 25% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Online English Language Learning 104,904 95,563 10% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Total Revenue $ 877,879 $ 715,618 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- The increase in online English language learning revenue is primarily due to ELL Technologies' strategic decision in Q3 2012 to initiate complete overhaul and redevelopment of its product portfolio and to gradually phase out sales of its legacy software. The Company completed the redesign of its product user interface, learning management system, and the multi-browser delivery system for desktops and tablets for the ELL Technologies products including Master and Kids. The final phase of this redevelopment process is expected to be completed by the end of Q3 for Scholar, Business and Placement Test, with sales and marketing for the full suite of products will resume in Q4. -- Operating expenses for the quarter ended June 30, 2014 totalled $319,430 as compared to $365,160 in 2013, a 13% decrease. Operating expenses decreased as a result of reduced sales and marketing costs while the ELL Technologies' products were undergoing the redesign. -- Total comprehensive income totalled $200,534 or $0.01 per share based on 21.8 million shares outstanding compared to a total comprehensive income of $107,080 or $0.005 per share based on 20.9 million shares outstanding.
The financial statements for the period ended June 30, 2014 and Management Discussion & Analysis are available at www.sedar.com.
About Lingo Media (TSX VENTURE:LM)(OTCBB:LMDCF)
Lingo Media Corporation (www.lingomedia.com) is an ESL industry acquisition company that is 'Changing the way the world learns English', focused on English language learning ("ELL") on an international scale through its four distinct business units: ELL Technologies; Parlo; Speak2Me; and Lingo Learning. ELL Technologies is a globally-established ELL multi-media and online training company. Parlo is a fee-based online ELL training and assessment service. Speak2Me is a free-to-consumer advertising-based online ELL service in China. Lingo Learning is a print-based publisher of ELL programs in China. Lingo Media has formed successful relationships with key government and industry organizations, establishing a strong presence in China's education market of more than 300 million students. The Company continues to expand its ELL offerings and is extending its reach globally.
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Portions of this press release may include "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of securities laws. Forward-looking statements contained in this press release are made pursuant to the safe harbour provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements are based on management's current expectations and involve certain risks and uncertainties. Actual results may vary materially from management's expectations and projections and thus readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements. Certain factors that can affect the Company's ability to achieve projected results are described in the Company's filings with the Canadian and United States securities regulators available on www.sedar.com or www.sec.gov/edgar.shtml.
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The Khazars were a real people, holding wide areas of modern-day Russian. They did convert, eventually to Judaism, although you would never learn this from Pavic in particular. No, Pavic is not worried about the reality of the Khazars, but in the melding of cultures of the Balkans, the state of Man and God and their relationships to each other, and odd connections that a literate reader makes between multiple books.
This is not a book with a plot. This is not a book with a single or simple way to read it. I believe that I have read the whole book twice, but they only way I could say that for certain would to be like Hansel and Gretzel and leave marks on the pages that I have actually finished. Like swimming through a dictionary or encyclopedia, this book invites you to read sections in no particular order, or, more realistically, in the order YOU see fit to choose.
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This is a book about the truth. The king of a mysterious people (the Khazars) summons three sages (a christian, a muslim and a jew), because he wants to convert to the true god. Centuries later, three literati write their own accounts of that conversion (each one is different). And this century, three researcher investigate again on what happened.
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A final (and personal) note. This "dictionary" may seem an extremely sophisticated literary game, similar to those of Calvino and Perec. This is is true, but there is more. When the book was out, the civil war (apparently motivated by secular religious intolerance) had not begun yet. To me, this book seems also a passionate attempt to show how difficult is to attain the truth, and an invitation to tolerance.
The book is basically a dictionary of the imaginary Khazar people (this one happens to be the male version, the female version differs in only one word, but THAT makes all the difference), you read it as you would any other dictionary, you pick and entry and you read, that entry is also filled with cross references to other entries, where pertinent. It is at that point that the fun begins. By navigating in seemingly random fashion, a world begins to emerge, one as mystical and strange as it is real and solid.
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I wouldn't even know where to begin. Politics of the Balkans and Eastern Europe aside, amazing writing and imagination.Published 1 month ago by Alma Pasic
All other novels throughout history are examples of 'The Novel' evolving towards The Dictionary of The Khazars, which is final goal of the art form.Published 2 months ago by Levin A. Diatschenko
The layout is so terribly done, and some of the pages were cut off. We even suspected if they were printed legally?Published 10 months ago by Mia
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A private chef and concierge are available. The large pool and pool house and the extensive grounds ensure the choice of touring the surrounding area or simply relaxing is yours. The Villa has a private wine cellar containing approximately one thousand bottles which augments a professionally maintained kitchen. Cooking classes are available. Whether you choose to prepare your own meals, enjoy the surrounding restaurants or have our chef cook for you you will not be disappointed.
Villa Fontaine sits within its own private estate of five acres of wooded parkland, yet ten minutes from the centre of Aix-en-Provence. It can sleep ten people in five beautiful bedrooms, and two in its private chalet in the grounds. You can host large parties around its terrace and pool house, with its own well designed kitchen. Ideal for wedding and family celebrations. Yet with enough quiet space to suit most moods. In certain situations we will accept reservations for a minimum stay of four nights. The appropriate seasonal rate applies on a pro-rata daily basis. Please not that the Villa and the surrounding space is a non smoking area. Guests who disregard this will forfeit their deposit. During the months of June, July and August we require a stay of at least seven nights. Our rental periods begin and end on Saturdays.
Marseilles International Airport 25 minute drive, TGV Aix-en-Provence rail station 15mins. (TGV Paris - Aix 2.5hrs). Car Hire available from both.
Within easy reach of Arles or Avignon Villa Fontaine is also well situated for exploring the south of France. West to the salt lagoons & flamingos of the Camargue, east to the wilds of the Gorges of Verdon and pre-Alps (skiing in winter)), and south to the colourful sophistication's of the Cote d' Azur, a pleasure to explore in the quiet of winter.
The palace of the Popes in Avignon, the Roman Arena of Arles and the tree-lined boulevards of the university city of Aix-en-Provence offer more local surprise and charm as well as quality shopping and a host of Cultural events for example the Aix Music Festival and Opera, Museums and excellent restaurants, The International Photography Meeting in Arles along with its Roman Theatre. Please note that if you choose to pay using the Homeaway system they charge a five percent service fee as well as a credit card fee of two percent and if you elect to pay in a currency other than U.S. dollars a currency exchange fee. Payments made directly to owners I n dollars are exempt from these fees.
The Villa and its five acres with the exception of the top flood is ramped and wheelchair accessible
We had a group stay at Villa Fontaine for my husband's 40 birthday recently and absolutely loved it. The property is stunning, meticulously maintained, and had a lot of room for our group to spread out or come together. Terry and Karen could not have been more accommodating in helping us think through our trip and how to make the most of it. Nathalie brought amazing pastries every day, and cooked homemade pizzas for us in the wood fired oven by the pool that were spectacular. It was a bit tricky to find at first, but Karen gave us careful directions. They are wonderful hosts, and everyone in our group left wanting to stay longer and thinking of ways to come back another summer.
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Hidden away but close to Aix, it is one of the nicest places we have ever stayed at - especially with a larger group.
We stayed at Villa Fontaine with 3 families, 12 people in total. The property is well suited for such a group. The garden is beautiful with more than plenty of room for all the kids to roam around and play any games they want. The pool and poolhouse are lovely - even if the water was still quite chilly in early May!
One night we made our own pizzas in the pizza oven which was good fun, AND very yummy to boot. The bedrooms are all very nice and the beds are very comfortable. The kitchen has everything you need (having two dishwashers is very handy for a large group!), and we also used the BBQ, and one night even the fireplace when it was a bit chilly. The wine cellar is a lovely idea and allows you to try different wines especially if you are not too familiar with French wines - there is so much choice! We organised our own Kids Games and the kids did obstacle courses in the garden, races, penalty shoot-outs, water balloon fights by the pool, and more! :-)
The housekeeper Nathalie was there every day for a few hours and was most helpful with anything we wanted to ask or have her help us with. We definitely hope to be back at this villa in the future!
我們太喜歡這個房子了!我們全家從世界各地第一次在普羅旺斯聚會,太開心了。非常謝謝屋主Terry, Karen 還有管家 Erwan, Christel 的悉心照顧,一切美輪美奐。
This was an extraordinary property with owners and on-site staff who cared a lot about the property and wanted to make sure we enjoyed every day of our trip. Although we stayed for only one week, we wished we stayed for two weeks or even a month. We brought family from the U.S., Asia and Europe together and everything was amazing, from the surroundings to the villages nearby. Most importantly, Terry and Karen were most helpful from the day we made the booking. Furthermore, Erwan and Christel are able to provide a wide range of services which we wished we had utilized more, they are an amazing couple and would come to our aid anytime. The meals they prepared and the trip they took us on were far better than our trying to venture out by ourselves (and some of us we spoke French, so it was not for the lack of trying). The one piece of advice which we should have taken is to let Erwan and Chirstel pick us up. We insisted on driving there by ourselves (in three cars) and we were very disappointed with the cars Avis gave us, and even after spending an hour programming the address into the GPS, the house was impossible to find. We want to return to this property and enjoy it again soon and will stay in the house much more next time. Thank you Karen and Terry!
We have been using HomeAway for a few years and have never been disappointed, but this year, at Villa Fontaine, we found a little piece of paradise in Aix-en-Provence. This property was everything the owner said it was and more. The property was impeccably maintained and absolutely gorgeous and lacked nothing as far as amenities. We invited two other couples to join us and they too were wowed by the property. And what put it over the top was the concierge Erwan and his wife Christel. Erwan met us at the airport and then went back the next day to pick up our delayed luggage. If anyone even mentioned wanting something, it was there the next day. They did every from showing us the beautiful countryside of Provence to Christel cooking an amazing dinner for my 60th birthday. Erwan even helped us create some fantastic pizzas in the outdoor pizza oven. All of this helped make this a magical time in Provence that none of us will ever forget. We have already discussed going back again!! We have recommended this property to every we know.
We are a group of 5 couples that rented Villa Fontaine for one week and wished it could have been for two weeks! The Villa is magnificent. It is nestled in the countryside yet close to several towns/villages. We took short trips to Aix, L'isle Sur La Sorgue, Bonnieux, Roussilon, Gordes, Les Baux, Moustier, St Remy and Lourmarin. The best part of every day was coming back to the villa to enjoy the pool, cook a meal together, drink wine and relax amongst this beautiful estate. One evening we baked pizza in the wood-fire oven at the pool house and another evening we had the pleasure of having Chef Ronald cook a meal for us. What a treat! The photos on the website are very accurate. The home is impeccable. The beds and furnishings are very comfortable. The decor and artwork are amazing. The air conditioners worked very well. We all highly recommend that you stay at Villa Fontaine to take in the scent of lavender and feel the peacefulness of the countryside around you.
The listing description of the Villa Fontaine does not do it justice. It was way beyond our expectations, a magnificent house with age, charm, and character. Our family of nine, assembled for a special birthday celebration, were pleased with their comfortable and beautifully decorated rooms, each with its own bath. The dining room, living room, and side rooms were spacious, yet welcoming, and the large pool was perfect for the various ages of our family. It was difficult to leave our temporary home, even to visit the delightful towns of Avignon, Arles, and Aix en Provence, and some of us elected to stay at the villa most of our visit. The grounds are well maintained and magnificent, even with a distant view of Mount Saint Victoire. One of the best features of our stay was the staff - Erwan and Kristel, the caring concierges, who saw to it that we had baguettes and croissants not to mention a large variety of cheeses for breakfast and were available for a variety of services. We asked Ronald, the chef, to cook us a special birthday dinner, which turned out to be the best meal we had in France! We will never forget our family visit to Villa Fontaine and the people who made our stay so memorable. We have already recommended this extraordinary villa to several of our friends.
6 kilometers from Aix en Provence.
The last two weeks of August the week of the 20th and 27th have become available as a result of a recent cancellation. We are offering these week at the discounted price of 7500 per week. This prices represents a 30% discount from the regular price for the week of $10,500
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Mount Desert, Maine (map) | (207) 244-3890
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $70.00 | 3 Reviews
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Sep 2012 - $70.00
We park on top of hill. I wouldn't suggest big rigs for upper loop. Strange setup of campsites. We arrived in dark with two RV (one 19'TT and one 31' FW). Neither sites were easy to setup in. Electric and water hookups were in wrong places, needed extra cords and hoses required to reach. No dump station or sewer hookups. You would need to used Acadia NP campground with an additional fee for park pass. Bathrooms clean, but extra charge for hot water in shower. Extra charge for big rigs, not worth it without any extra amenities, such as, hot water, dump station or sewer hookup. Staff friendly. Good location. I would not camp here again or recommend. Good views from our campsites. The campground was pretty empty due to end of season. - Ridingtheroads
May 2012 - $60.00
A very beautiful campground. We were located above the rock quarry with a view of the sound. Very close to the national park as well as Bar Harbor. We had a large site which was fairly level and shaded. The grocery store was close by. I would have rated this place higher but I had some concerns. First you had to pay extra for hot water for your showers and for dumping. I thought the high rate should have covered that. I was told everyone in the area charges the same. Be prepared. Second concern was for security. Our site was about 20ft from a neighborhood road. There should have been a fence separating us. - kenbarbie
Aug 2011 - $58.00
We chose this particular campground because of its location on the "quiet side" of the island near where I wanted to take a lot of photos. The campground is much better suited to tent camping than to RV's. I guess I didn't do my homework thoroughly as we a few "add on" charges I didn't anticipate. The dump station costs extra according to your unit size! The Wi-Fi was down and not available until our last day here. The only bathhouse was fairly new but not at all well maintained. There were many porta-potties spread throughout the tent only camping area. The staff was quite friendly but the office was often unattended and they had very few items for sale. Some RV sites would be difficult to maneuver into but we had a nice level site with easy access. - gilr
Southwest Harbor, Maine (map) | (207) 244-3944
Sites: 105 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 24 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $50.00
This park is big rig friendly, close to Acadia National park, and very quiet. There is ample room between sites, some open, and some wooded sites. Some sites have concert slabs that are plenty large. The electrical is 50/30 amp, with 40psi water pressure. Sewer hookups are at the correct height and placement. This park is dog friendly with a huge mowed field for exercise. There are several trails to hike on and you are very close to Acadia park trails. The bath rooms are clean and the showers have ample hot water and are free. The ocean is about a 15 minute drive. They sell fresh Maine lobster at the CG store and have pots available for cooking the lobster. Most sites have a large picnic table and fire ring. The staff is friendly. $50 per night seems a bit high, but the CG is in a prime location. I would have given the CG a score of 10 had it featured a view of the ocean or mountains. We will stay here again. - Lakeside013104
Sep 2015 - $40.00
Nice, quiet park with many permanent residents. We had a fairly level site near the front of the park. Clean restrooms with hot showers. The free Island Explorer Bus stops in the campground and takes about 30 minutes to get to Village Green in Bar harbor. The bus is on a limited schedule after Labor Day, but it is still the best way to get to town. - Alicenpete
Jul 2015 - $60.00
Great, clean, well run campground with large sites. About 15-20 minutes to downtown Bar Harbor. Only 1 mile to Southwest Harbor. Shuttle service seems to run pretty regularly but we didn't use it. Everything was very clean. From planning and booking to check in, the staff was very efficient and helpful. We had 6 families in our group. They were very helpful with group booking. The camp store doesn't have much other than some basic necessities but there's a market less than a 1/2 mile away. They DO sell fresh lobsters right in the camp store and provide the pot and claw crackers free of charge to borrow. Wifi was decent. Close to hiking trails and ponds for kayaking. We would def stay here again and recommend to others. - RVingMama
Bass Harbor, Maine (map) | (207) 244-5857
Sites: 130 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 17 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $45.00
Friendly staff and owner. Having the free shuttle bus stop at the campground is a wonderful service. - rst6
Jul 2016 - $34.00
Bass Harbor is a nice getaway on southwest Mount Desert Island. Close to the ocean, it's cool and breezy and the humidity isn't bothersome. They are well-organized and offer a restful environment. Our space 326 is shaded by pitch pines, so you must wash the sap off car and trailer. The office lent us a honey wagon to empty our sewage, but there are plenty of spaces with sewer hookups. Kids have their own playground. Outside sinks helped BBQ wash-up. Showers are always hot. Trash and recycling available. So close to the ocean you can hear the fishing boats, fog horns and bells. Sites are grassy with good access and pretty level.
Staff are very friendly and keep the place in good shape. We had campfires every night in the rock-lined fire pits and cooked in the coals. The bugs weren't that bad since this place often has a breeze.
This campground doesn't refund early departures or rainouts and you must pay upfront, so plan ahead.
Watch out for traffic; the roads are filled with people and vehicles. Most roads are narrow, two lane, so drive carefully with trailers and RVs. - Dick and Linda
Aug 2015 - $45.00
Nice staff and location is wonderful. The cleanliness of the bath house is fantastic and the free shuttle bus around the island (Acadia National Park) is a great service. - rst6
Acadia National Park, Maine (map) | (207) 244-3600
Sites: 218 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 6 Reviews
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Sep 2013 - $20.00
Nice campground. No hookups or TV reception. Verizon phone iffy, no hot spot. The campground is in the National Park but is really 35 minutes drive from about anywhere. I would recommend staying in one of the private campgrounds near Bar Harbor which is much closer to the park, it's scenic drive and hiking. - JimSC
Jul 2011 - $20.00
A very good location for the park. Can be a little hard to find. The sites are easy to enter. - nto
Jun 2011 - $10.00
Liked the privacy, but no electric, no showers and no water hookups. - Tampajohn
Bar Harbor, Maine (map) | (207) 288-5139
Sites: 100 | 0 Reviews
Bar Harbor, Maine (map) | (207) 288-3520
Sites: 300 | Latest Rate: $85.00 | 83 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $85.00
Friendly staff. Beautiful waterfront views if your site is on the waterfront. If not, you are in an overcrowded very tight campsite/no shade. Very little space b/n sites. We didn't have room to put up our usual canopy and our view was a closeup of the back of our neighbors RV and sewer pipes. We are used to more private/shaded sites so this was a challenge for us. But, looking beyond that we had hours of fun finding shells and creatures in the tide pools and the man cooking lobster right there at night was awesome and his prices were reasonable. The area of Bar Harbor and Acadia park is beautiful and super pet friendly! We would like to return but would make sure we had a waterfront site for the space and views! - tzumatto
Jul 2016 - $70.00
The park has several sites on the war we which are beautiful. We were first in 206 which wasn't on the water but did have a view of the water. The dog park was small but nice. We didn't use it but there was a cafe to purchase food including boiled lobster for dinner! We enjoyed Bar Harbor and Acadia so much we decided to stay an extra night. We were told there weren't any spots available. We double checked online and we're able to find a spot, we went back to the office this time they found it. We aren't sure why they wouldn't have wanted to work harder to find us a spot??? Other than that experience we enjoyed our stay, just wish that the sites would have had full hookups for the price. - 4RollingGs
Oct 2015 - $86.00
The campground is located right on the ocean, so the views are very nice. If you are willing to pay $96 (w/o discount) for ocean front view, then this is your place. We visited in early October, so the campground's occupancy was lighter than normal. We were able to find an ocean front site without reservation due to the time of the year but we were told that these sites are pretty much impossible to get during the summer without reservations made months in advance.
This is a typical KOA, a "McCampground" with all the amenities as well as the tight sites and lack of privacy experience. It is nicely kept, clean, the staff is super nice and driving around the island and seeing what other campgrounds look like, this KOA is probably the smart choice.
Probably the very best site is 272, right on the ocean and away from other sites. We stayed in site 343 which I would probably say it ranks in the top 5. Overall, it was a nice experience because it was not too crowded or noisy. - Catalina W
Bar Harbor, Maine (map) | (207) 288-5139
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $72.00 | 7 Reviews
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Jul 2014 - $72.00
Very nice park with friendly people. The park had good Internet and TV, full hookup with 30 amp service. Our site was dirt/gravel and woods. The facilities/amenities were very nice. The only negative for us was that is over-priced. The park was close to Acadia and Bar Harbor. - rvjubilee
Aug 2013 - $65.00
Nice campground. Convenient to Acadia National Park and Bar Harbor. Trolley stops inside campground. Very clean heated pool. Friendly staff. The newer bathrooms were very clean. The older ones show their age. Lots of wooded tent camping sites. Store could use some variety. Price reflects Koa Kamper Kabin rate. - McNamara's Band
Jul 2012 - $71.00
Nice wooded camping with large sites. Found it a little expensive. - ElaineGB
Bar Harbor, Maine (map) | (207) 288-4782
Sites: 239 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 46 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $45.00
Nice location for touring Acadia National Park and Bar Harbor. Pretty view and sunsets. Sites are unlevel and close together. Not very flexible about requesting a site move even though sites were available. The bus stop is convenient for transportation. - EllieH55
Jun 2016 - $30.00
This is a somewhat older park. The sites are a little too close for us - not a lot of room to put put lawn chairs. They do have fire rings at all of the sites.
Our original site that was a "standard" site with electric and water only (which is the one that is on the Passport America discount). The electric did not work. They moved is to a different site which wound up being one of their premier sites. This was nice as it gave us 50 amp service, cable and a sewer hookup.
The laundry machines need to have some repairs. There are 5 washers but only 2 were working.
Also the pop machine in the laundry and the one at one of the bathroom buildings are not working. These are usually handled by the pop distributor but they need to be notified.
Overall if is a nice park and due to the fact it is in a tourist area they can demand the higher prices. We would not have stayed here if it had not been for the Passport discount. - prstlkid
Oct 2015 - $52.00
Had a site right on the water. Even though waterfront sites only have power and water, we loved it! The staff was cordial and the grounds well maintained. - Joe-n-Doe
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Jun 2015 - $10.00
Boondock camping as in no water, sewer, or electric, but there is a dump station. Lots of sites, especially tent sites. Weather was wet and cold but that is not the park's fault. Sites are in the woods. - 1coloradan
Sep 2014 - $10.00
Quiet NPS campground near Bar Harbor, all sites are wooded fairly short, including our pull through, just long enough for our 29' class c & toad. Staff at the check-in are friendly & helpful. Some nice hiking trails right from the campgrounds. Our rate was with the Senior Pass. There are no hookups here which is normal for a NP campground, there is a dump station & water fill. There are clean bathrooms, but no showers, nearest showers are just outside of the entrance for a fee. If in the area again, we will stay here. - bukhrn
Sep 2014 - $10.00
We have stayed here about twenty times over the last 30 years and written many reviews. There are two campgrounds in the Park - this one near Northeast Harbor and Seawall near Southwest Harbor. Acadia is now rated the #1 National Park and is one of our favorites. No hookups in the park but the bathrooms have been redone and are nice and clean. Private showers are outside the campgrounds for a fee. L.L.Bean runs free shuttles around the island from mid June through Columbus Day Weekend. The shuttle comes every 30 minutes and connects to other shuttles that take you to the Visitor Center, Bar Harbor, Northeast and Southwest Harbors. Two shuttles run the loop road and make stops at all the lookouts - Sand Beach, Thunderhole, Otter Point, Jordan Pond, Eagle Pond, and many other places. It is great. The last shuttles drops off at the campground near 9 PM. These shuttles also pick up at all the campgrounds, motels , and resorts on the island. We just spent a week there this fall and the weather was perfect and the lobster rolls were yummy. A great place to visit for ranger talks at night, hikes, walks, drives, sailing etc. In the fall, cruise ships come into Bar Harbor during the week and you can see these ships from town and on the Loop Road. Golden Age pass gets you onto the Loop Road for free and 50% off camping rates so per night it was $10 for us. This campground is closer to Bar Harbor than Seawall and it has a great walk down to the cliffs to sit and watch the waves. Blackwoods takes reservations and you need them because some sites RVs cannot fit in. You reserve a spot but not a specific site. Seawall campground now takes reservations for the first time this year and they redid the RV camping sites there about four or five years ago and they are great. The National Park Service is now building a campground in the other part of Acadia NP north of Ellsworth off the mainland - about 130 sites opening next summer. This section does not get many visitors and the roads are kind of narrow but it is beautiful over there and they will be running 30 minutes shuttles around there next year. Great place to camp especially in the fall! - gsnakehill
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Pros: Great Staff, Clean, Views, almost like being in Acadia NP its so close, nicely heated pool, bus picks up there. Some activities.
Cons: Gravel/Dirt roads, gravel sites with some beachy weeds, dusty, cars do not follow 5M signs and make too much dust. Wifi did not work the whole two weeks we were there.
It is a great location for see Acadia NP and I would stay again. It is expensive for what you get. I just wish they would pave the roads through the park. - User3274
Oct 2015 - $101.00
This is a fairly well maintained campground, staff were helpful at check in. The interior road is gravel with some pot holes, big rig access was fair. Our premium water front site was spacious, level, gravel and grass, well shaded and screened from neighbors, we had a picnic table and fire ring, plenty of space for our towed. We pulled into the back in site to take advantage of the superb water view, which meant running utilities under the coach. Bathrooms were clean however, disappointing for this class of campground, the laundry was clean and well equipped. Pet friendly but no doggie bags or disposal stations. WiFi was an extra cost, which is outrageous considering the price of this campground, there was however a free hot spot in the clubhouse, AT&T cell was okay. Plenty of food stores and restaurants about 6 miles down the road, the campground is ideally placed for exploring Mount Desert Island, and Bar Harbor area. There is some noise from the small local airport, which did not bother us. This campground is all about the view and is way overpriced for the amenities offered, there are more reasonable alternatives in the area, however, this late in the season most of them have already shut down. If not for the view we would have rated this campground lower. - tobyjug
Sep 2015 - $19.00
Spaceous RV park with widely spaced gravel sites and a grassy area in between. Very open, no shade. Surrounded by trees with the bay on the East side of the park. The pull-thru sites provide AM sun and a view of the bay and have full hookups, cable TV and a picnic table. Some sites have fire pits. Good location to park your RV on the mainland side of Bar Harbor and Acadia NP, avoiding the heavy traffic in and out of the island. Our $19 rate reflects our RPI membership rate. - Michael Kibler


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Many farmers believed they were in for a poor year, but the outlook remained strong over the medium term, he said.
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Rural receivership numbers would keep pace with rising rural bank debt.
Dairy farms made up the highest proportion of those farms that had gone into receivership, he said.
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He stressed it was still a small number of farms that were in trouble. Ninety per cent of farmers would be fine.
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Re: Recommendation for legacy zoom, e.g. FD 80-200/4 or OM 65-200/4?
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I own the Canon FD 80-200 F4 non-L Lens and use it sometimes with a Novoflex Adapater.
In terms of handling, it's hard without any Stabilization - at 200mm the screen just keeps on shaking.
So handheld shots you need at least 1/500 sec Exposure time to get a sharp image.
Otherwise Tripod highly recommended.
In terms of IQ for this lens, I cannot say it is good - it's ok for the price I paid (around 80$), but do not expect too much. Stopped down to F8 its getting better, but to maintain 1/500s exposure at F8 you really have to crank up the ISO.
If you are serious about handheld Tele-photography the Sony 50-210 with OSS might be a better option.
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