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Streetsboro, Ohio 8.5 miles NW
Ravenna, Ohio (map) | (330) 358-2774
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $22.00 | 15 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $22.00
This campground is such a lovely respite from the highway to Akron. It is easy in and out and we had a spacious pullthru with some shade and a lovely view of the lake and fountain complete with a swan. TV reception wasn't much and wi fi was slow but it was so lovely outside it made up for all that. We would definitely stay here again. They have a pool, bounce slide, bounce pillow and activities for the kids. A snackbar is also open on the weekends. - Djinfl
Jun 2016 - $30.00
We come here twice a year passing through on our way to PA. It's quick, easy, comfortable and quiet. That's all we ask. The countryside is very nice, with a beautiful pond and lovely landscaping. - nickypoo
Oct 2015 - $20.00
We camped here for 5 nights right before they closed for the season. It was so quiet and peaceful. Yes, there are lots of seasonals but that is how they make their money. Yes, the transient (over nighters) sites are close together but it was still one of the most enjoyable stays we have had. There is a beautiful lake on the property. During the season it is obvious that they have lots of activities and things to do for families (pool, jump pillow, paddle boats, horse shoes, movies, etc.). We prefer the no kids, relaxed atmosphere which is exactly what we got. The owners are so nice and treated us as friends from the moment we got there. An important thing for DH is that the park is VERY easy to get around in for a big rig (we are 35 feet). All of the transient spots are pull through. The only negative was there are pecan trees over some of the campsites. They are very loud when they fall but after I realized they caused no damage it almost became comical when they fell. The WiFi was very good. TV antennae reception was great. If we were ever coming back this way we would definitely make a point to stay here. - RunAroundSue
Ravenna, Ohio (map) | (330) 296-3239
Sites: 198 | Latest Rate: $26.00 | 56 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $26.00
Paved sites, fairly level and quite wide. Didn't use restrooms but did peek in and not only are they spacious and clean, but each building contains laundry facilities and a book exchange. We would come here again if we are in the area. - Full time RVers
Jul 2016 - $17.00
This may be my #1 camp ground. If you are a fisherman, this is the place to camp. The hiking trails are well marked and you can ride your bike almost anywhere in the park. - jemerson
May 2016 - $36.00
Exceptional bathroom/shower facilities - the bathrooms are clean and modern and the are in good repair; the showers are individual lockable shower rooms with a bench and hooks. Many of the sites, however, need maintenance. The site pad is asphalt, but only as wide as the camper. For probably half the sites there is a drop off from the asphalt pad to ground level. This makes for a steep, and dangerous step out of the camper. Also, if it has been raining there is nothing but mud where the door side of the camper is. Many sites short, but some pretty good views of the lake. Some of the interior sites are better and less "impacted". - Bama Camper
Portage, Ohio (map) | (404) 234-4081
Sites: 7 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 5 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $20.00
We travel in a 40' MH with a small towed vehicle, so keep in mind my comments are from that perspective. This particular service plaza RV area (eastbound, Brady's Leap) is not a great value. We have stayed at two Ohio plazas with RV accommodations this year, and this one is at the bottom of the two by a large margin. First of all, not every spot has 50 amp. It appears that every other spot is wired for 50 amp, but I won't swear to it. I did not realize this until after I had set up the MH and attempted to plug in. We moved to another spot that did have 50 amp, but discovered that one leg of the 50 amp plug was dead. Our third attempt was the charm. The RV sites here slope severely front to back. Normally, I would not deploy my levelers in an area such as this as a consideration/courtesy to the provider, but I paid $20 and the slope was way more than just noticeable. I could not get level without lifting the rear wheels off the pavement, which we all know is a no-no for a MH. I leveled to the extent I could do so safely, which left a lot of room for improvement. I applaud the Ohio Turnpike commission for having areas set aside for RVs. I think that is a great thing and I have not encountered that before in my interstate travels. I only wish the sites were more level and consistent with the electric. If the rates were $10 or even $15 I might not be so critical, but $20 is a threshold amount and I expect more at that price. I do not think we will stay at this particular plaza again. - USMCRET
Jul 2014 - $20.00
Cash only ($20) at self-pay ticket machine. Located at westbound mile marker 197. Back-in only. Convenient for overnight stay. Each site has room to extend slide outs and to park towed vehicle. Some toll road traffic noise, but located away from truck parking. We slept well, even woke up late the next morning. We would stay here again when traveling the toll road. - Dave51
Jul 2013 - $20.00
It was raining and there was a HUGE wreck on the Turnpike after the July 4th holiday. We waited in traffic over an hour and only went 1 mile! When this turnpike exit came up, we took it. The trucker showers were free. There were several choices of places to eat, plus a Starbuck's in the morning! It was some of the best camping at a rest stop we've ever done! The sites are set away from the big rigs, so not as noisy as the usual parking lot boondocking. The power terminals made it easy to have lights and not drain battery power. All in all, it was way more comfy to sit back and just watch the traffic jam with a beer in our hands instead of suffering it out. - Trixy
Streetsboro, Ohio (map) | (330) 626-4251
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $33.00 | 12 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $33.00
Stopped here overnight because of convenience from I-80. Small and a little tight, but well-kept, and some of the nicest people we have had the pleasure to deal with. Employee took us to our spot, a level pull-through, and made sure we had no problems. Has a lovely little lake for swimming and fishing. Very quiet at night. Would certainly stop here again. - 2retiresoon
Jul 2016 - $35.00
Top notch. 100s of sites, well laid out, cabins, tents, primitive, whatever you want. Has a pond with a swimming beach. Has a HUGE game room with PING PONG! - CampTramp
May 2016 - $35.00
Nice large flat spot across from the playground. Enjoyed the campground lake (paddle boating, fishing, swimming). Good cable and WiFi. - Two Kids and a Camper
3064 State Route 43 Mogadore, Ohio 44260 (map) | 330-678-2386
Sites: 120 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $34.00
Overall this is a nice park. The park is heavily treed (our satellite service did not work). A small lake is located in the middle of the park; the swimming area looked clean. The majority of the sites are seasonal, some are a tad run-down and are in need of a good cleaning. The pads, as well as the interior roads, are gravel. Foliage needs to be trimmed along the driveway. Our site was shaded with water and 50 amp service. It was odd in that the cost of a 50 amp site was $32. If you wanted to use your a/c it was an additional $2. We must have been on the outer edge as the wifi was non-existent. This is a good park for a one or two night stay; it's easy on and off I76. We stayed here for two nights in a 40' fifth wheel. The owners are very friendly and helpful. - oldbluejay
Jun 2016 - $30.00
The majority of the sites at this campground are seasonal. Some of them look a little rough. Overall, it is a fairly attractive park with a nice lake and lots of trees. The driveways and site pads are gravel. Some foliage should be trimmed along the driveways. We had a site with 50 amp electric and water. Sewer is available at a dump station. WiFi is available and worked pretty well. We were at the outer reaches for its range but when we used it while next to their pavilion it was very good. The restrooms and showers are somewhat rustic but were kept clean. - Coopsecondact
Mogadore, Ohio (map) | (330) 628-1212
Sites: 95 | Latest Rate: $33.00 | 17 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $33.00
Gated park, both in and out. Very nice park. Well maintained. Very friendly staff.
They have an area for visitor parking which was great.
Will definitely be staying here again on our trips to Ohio to visit In-Laws. - arkansasmel
May 2016 - $30.00
Friendliest permanent campers I have ever met! Nice size pool. A lot of activities planned all day. Small campground but well kept. Owners are very friendly. - Travelingcouple2016
May 2016 - $19.00
A very clean park. The sites are long with centrally located hook ups. They are level. The wifi was fine, but did have to pay extra for it. The staff was very helpful and accommodating. - Al and Anne-Marie
5238 Young Road Stow, Ohio 44224 (map) | (330)689-5100
Sites: 36 | Latest Rate: $12.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $12.00
This is a small campground (about 36 spaces) with private entrance in a large town park. Without regular hookups, pads, porta potties for "restrooms", etc., I really couldn't rate it higher, BUT it has 20 amp electric, very clean, grassy sites, some with shade and some sunny, trails, etc. Our 35' motorhome did fine but that is about the max size. It is the closest park to Cuyahoga Valley Nat'l Park at about 20 - 25 minutes. A private park is similar distance but $45.00, so unless it is very warm and AC needed, we did just fine at Spring Lake and saved about $35/night! - BandD
Streetsboro, Ohio (map) | (330) 650-2552
Sites: 250 | Latest Rate: $33.00 | 98 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $33.00
KOA 10% discount for a four night stay. Site was a back-in, FHU, 50 amp site. There was good spacing between sites. The sites are separated by railroad ties. We had some satellite reception, but trees interfered with reception from satellite #129. We had good Verizon cell/MiFi reception. Park WiFi worked well. The parking pad for site 604 was very soft gravel and mud that did not provide a solid surface for our motorhome. In spite of this we would probably stay here again. - Dave51
Aug 2016 - $50.00
4 people in office. 2 quite young, one very friendly and accommodating. 2 Older, one OK, the other with a real attitude problem. The nice one guided me to the site and answered questions. Site was a little tight for my awnings. I could only extend the awning 1/2 way from my slide out. Big thunderstorm knocked out power at our part of the campground, but drainage was good. Reported problem to from desk, but had to leave a voicemail. Drove my truck to the office through a driving rain. I reported problem to the 4 folks inside. The problem lady said, "no one else has reported the problem". I said no one answered the phone and I had to leave a voice mail. She said, "we never answer the phone if a customer is waiting at the counter". Ok, I do understand waiting on folks that are waiting there, but with 4 people, I'd imaging they might be able to handle it. However, I got the feeling that she was telling me this must be my problem and not hers. The nice one called maintenance and they eventually fixed the problem. The entire 500 area was out. The next day, the 50 amp breaker had to be replaced after it failed. This process was much smoother. Fortunately, we had a generator to give us power during these outages.
Only other negative is they only reserve pull throughs for 3 nights. We wanted to stay for 5, but that was not allowed. Seems like a strange policy. - 5th Wheel Cal
Aug 2016 - $47.00
Had a very nice, grassy end site. Wish we had had time to enjoy a campfire there as it was a nice spot for it. Site was level and camp ground was very quiet. The bathrooms need some work however. The toilets really need to be separate from the showers as in the mornings, it can be quite a long wait to just go to the bathroom because of people showering. This does not go well when you have small children who can't hold it. Also, the interiors would benefit from some updates. Grounds were beautiful with lots of fun amenities! - calijame
Mantua, Ohio (map) | (330) 562-9100
Sites: 425 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 23 Reviews
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Jul 2011 - $50.00
This campground was very noisy after hours. A few drunk party goers made sleeping impossible. Our site was very muddy and was quite a mess. There wasn't as much for the kids to do as it seemed. Overall, we were very glad to get home. - Rvking123
May 2011 - $37.00
Staff was taking reservations when we called for our sites. They indicated that they only had a few sites left in the park and that we could not get the sites requested. On arrival we discovered the park nearly empty, but expected a large influx during our stay, this did not happen. There were only eight other campers in, our table was in bad need of repair, with broken boards with sharp and broken ends. The park is large and could be very nice but really needs some TLC and hard work. The rates are reasonable. They need to look at offering cable and Wi-Fi. Would probably stay again for an overnight. - linfrog
May 2011 - $56.00
The upkeep on this CG is going down hill fast. Grass not cut, pool not cleaned, restrooms dirty and the Wi-Fi was down. Years past this use to be an OK place. I will not go back. - OH.Camper
Mantua, Ohio (map) | (330) 562-9100
Sites: 425 | Latest Rate: $48.00 | 8 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $48.00
We stayed here 4 nights and were very pleased with all aspects of the park. Things were clean and all services worked well. We were very close to the pool and even with the 100*+ heat index the families and kids were well supervised and not an annoyance. Staff bent over backwards to help us and make sure we had what we needed. This is a large park with lots of amenities for families. It is very pretty. Lots of mature trees and landscaping. Gravel pad but pretty level. Didn't need blocks or anything to level. We will stay here again when we are in the area. - oosuzieqr
May 2016 - $45.00
We have stayed here numerous times. They have excellent bands on the weekends. The pool is clean and the life guards are very attentive to all the children in the pool. Every hour there is a 15 minute adult swim. They allow you to bring in your snacks to the pool area and the music is always great. They just added more sewer sites. The beach is always clean and they do allow fishing in the pond. The campers have always been nice to us. It does get busy on holiday weekends, but what campground isn't? The office staff is a little short, but you just have to look pass them and kill them with kindness. - Travelingcouple2016
Jul 2015 - $54.00
I should have suspected something when I checked in & the staff was arguing w/other campers. They were then rude to me. This could be a really nice CG but the sites are close, the staff rude, and they need to clean up around the area. We were there 4th of July weekend, so they were full, but I still would not go back. After law enforcement visited the camper for the 3rd time on the morning we left, we were glad to be gone. - rascalydog


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i'm joy reed in for alex wagner and joining me today, msnbc political analyst and washington bureau chief at "mother jones" david cornyn and msnbc political analyst and georgetown professor michael eric tyson and msnbc political analyst jonathan alter of bloomberg view. today marks the opening for the conservative political action conference. next hour, attendees will hear addresses from senators marco rubio and rand paul. 10,000 conservatives are expected at the annual conservative idea fest. which kicked off in all its glory this morning. this is like woodstock for conservatives. grover norquist told the "washington post." political columnist roger simon was less charitable. calling it the ames straw poll without the fun. going in, much of the media bus
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surrounded the fact that governors chris christie, and bob mcdonald as well as gay rights organization go proud got dissed. donald trump, issarah palin wil be here. >> this c-pac convention is the "star wars" bar scene of the conservative movement. all that's missing is a couple of wookys. >> yes and yoda. let's get to this morning's speakers. first up, former florida congressman, alen west. >> real peace comes from the marine corps, not the peace corps. when more americans prefer freebie does freedom. these great united states will be become a fertile ground for tyranny. i'm speaking from experience when i tell you there's nothing on this green earth that a liberal progressive fears more than a black american who wants a better life and a smaller government. >> how in the world did he ever lose his job? meanwhile senator pat toomey
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gave attendees a revisionist history lesson as to who was responsible for the economic recession. >> the fact is the policies that got us into this mess were the policies of a big government, liberal policies of failed monetary policy and encouraging lending to people who couldn't pay loans back. it was the left that got us into this mess. that's a fact. >> and the keynote speaker this year? the future of the party and official ghost of joseph mccarthy summoner, ted kcruz, wo is hell-bent on revisiting the past with his vote to defund president obama. he follows in the proud tradition of past keynote speakers. last year, it was sarah palin. in 2011, allen west, in 2010, glen beck and before that, rush limbaugh. thought leaders? not exactly. the republican party is facing an identity crisis said gop pollster, deceive lombardo. but not that the party doesn't know who it is.
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it's that the party knows exactly who they are and they don't want to move from a very rigid, defined identity. when the party finds itself out of the mainstream on almost every issue, establishing a credible governing philosophy won't be easy. joining us from cpac in national harbor, maryland, is nbc news's casey hunt. casey, how are you? >> thanks, joy, doing well. >> so give us a little bit of a flavor of what's going on there. what's the buzz this early afternoon? >> of course, well that identity crisis that you referred to is already on full display and we've only been here for few hours. gop is wrestling with how to expand the base to include more hispanics, more of those voters they're going to need to win elections. this morning you had allen west, who you showed standing up here saying that the new gop efforts, insisting they need to do a better job connecting were malarkey. on the other hand you had the chairman of the conference standing up and saying that really, you know, the gop just
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needs to shoehorn more people into that tent. that's before we've ever heard from on the one hand, leaders. new republican party, senators rand paul and marco rubio and the old in mitt romney and sarah palin. set to speak later this week. >> are the people that you're talking to, the actual civilians attending the conferences, who are they most excited to see, who are you hearing the most buzz about? >> people are very, very excited about rand paul. his folks, the paul team always does a great job of organizing for this conference. people are also really talking about marco rubio. interested to hear what he has to say. but of course, allen west always gets a huge reception whenever he shows up and there were people crowding around, trying to snap pictures of him like he was really a celebrity this morning. >> even though he lost his seat. the people on the left were laughing the loudest. he who laughs loudest, goes first. jonathan alter, is this a problem that the republican party is having? the young people at cpac, they want to see rand paul, they wan to see allen west, they don't
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want to see establishment figures that the smart people in the party say they're supposed to revere. >> there's a circus party aspect to it. i remember going to cpac a couple of years ago and the same week i went to the teach for america convention. which was four times larger than cpac and got no publicity. part of it a publicity stunt for grover norquist every year. where they're headed for trouble is that rand paul is an isolationist. so we're now moving to a far right of the republican party that might be divided over very basic issues of foreign policy. >> so basically the party there are two parts of it. each of which do know exactly who they are i'll go to you, dr. geist, bass their philosophy is based on purity, what kind of purity? the neocon purity that says we're not isolationists that we want to go around the world and change the world? or is it purity that the idea of
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we're just about cutting spending in government? >> the internal dispute is what's telling on their publicity machinery here. because if you've got you know, reputable people saying look, this looks like the wookys and when i see allen west there, when he says black people are interested in smaller government, they did, they chose not to re-elect you. so what's interesting is that the, if you will, frack as from within is about the soul of the republican party. is it going to be the outliers who say we're the ones who are the litmus test for the future of this country. if you can't be sexy, crazy, mad, you can't get the attention of the public. >> megan, i want to come to you, but i want to read something that was written by michael moynihan in the "daily beast." what he said, as anyone who has attended a recent cpac has witnessed, the grassroots activists of the right are a rather different species from the average republican voter.
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seem increasingly capable of calm lg arguing that america is being forced off the road to prosperity and onto the road of serfdom, concerns about over-leaning government, which one could manage about debt, drones and taxts are punctuated with remarks of marx or mao. is it a problem that the people that go to cpac, thatib ilk of e party is too loud in their crazy messaging. >> i coined jane's law, when i was blogging und a pseudonym. people that are devoted to to the party that has the white house are smug and arrogant. and people devoted to the party that's out of the white house are insane. this is an irregularity you can observe in politics, when bush was in office, it wasn't enough thaw didn't like the iraq war or that -- he actually had to be hitler, right? he actually had to be just the dark knight of fascism was about
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three minutes from descending on to the united states throughout the entire bush administration. and you've got some of that here at cpac now, right? this is what's on display. now obviously there's the question of how does a party manage those people? because they're in both parties, they're always quite loud among themselves. what's interesting about cpac is that this is seen as being an influential movement that actually has influence in the kind of boring respectable halls of congress. >> i want to argue that, if i can. because the craziness in the republican party is not anything you know, equivalent to what went on with the democrats when they didn't have the white house. you look at the 2004 race. look at who the democrat candidates were. all respectable kind of mainstream democrats, whether you go from john kerry to john edwards. >> dennis kucinich. >> he was an elected member of congress. if you look at the nutcases -- >> how about michelle batchmckm?
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>> he had never accused george w. bush being in the nazi party. she had accused obama of being in the communist party. he was an outlier. most, 90% of your candidates last year -- >> my candidates? i voted for obama last time. >> the republican party candidates were outliers, off the playing field. the republicans and this is a conservative conference. this isn't a republican conference. they've gone so far off the map. it's affected what's happened in the house as well. it was the house republicans who invited the tea partiers to have a rally on the capital grounds against the health care bill in which they called obama a nazi. nothing like this ever happened on the democratic side. >> isn't the difference between the two, i think is that when people were calling bush you know, doing hitler references to bush, the party itself didn't empower them. whereas the republican party decided to specifically empower the conservative movement.
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>> and kowtow to them. >> right, kasie, al cardness, in charge of the american conservative union that puts on cpac, he had an interesting quote when he talked about whether or not the republican party even wants to be a big tent. what he said is i'm a firm believer that if the republican party going to have success, it will do so by being a conservative party and not a home for everybody. that's how you grow, you grow your tent by convincing others and persuading others that yours is the way and you build your tent by reaching out to the new demographics of americans not with a watered-down version of who we ought to be, but with a true, real solid version of who we are. the idea being, the idea at cpac is not to grow the tent by bringing in people who have a different view, it's to basically browbeat the existing view of conservatism until somehow they convince others to join what they believe. is that the sense you get from people on the ground? or are they saying no, we want a bigger tent? >> there's a lot of tension here between the activists, the folks that show up at a conference
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like this, and the political operatives, the professionals and you're starting to see that come out on stage. there was a pollster was up on stage talking about how republicans really need to work on immigration for example to reach out to hispanics. somebody in the crowd yelled out very loudly "legally." at that. which is something that on the one hand you have the leadership in congress very actively trying to work on this. understanding it could make a big difference in winning elections in the future. on the other hand, you have this group of activists as you've mentioned who really feel very strongly about this. and conservatives need to make sure that they're figuring out a way to bring them on board. >> what is the stronger vibe at cpac? is it republicanism or conservatism as they understand it? >> it's definitely conservatism. that's the idea, they clearly aren't afraid to take stands at odds with the republican party. and new jersey governor chris christie is one of the most popular republican figures at the moment, very popular governor was essentially snubbed, not invited by organizers who say he hasn't had a conservative year.
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he embraced president barack obama in the wake of hurricane sandy. and he urged congress to push through a pretty expensive aid bill to help stuff out. as a consequence, he's not here. >> and that he got some obama on him. i want to come back to the panel. jonathan, isn't that the reason that the republican party going to have a problem? the base of their party doesn't care about growing, they care about their ideology? >> one of the interesting things is that grover norquist who is basically in charge here, this is his party, he prevented any strongly anti-immigrant speakers from being on the program because he's pro immigration reform. so he's trying to move the party in the direction of a bigger tent. we'll see how that plays out. >> there are parts of the conservative base that think that he's a supporter of terrorists, right? he is not necessarily -- >> he is not necessarily running the party. >> the keynote speaker is ted cruz, who may end up leading the republican effort against immigration reform and legalization. >> well we're going to have to leave it there. we want to thank kasie hunt. after the break, the name has changed, but the the acronym
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i used it to say that being present with a politician, is like perpetually having a kid in college. because you're writing checks all the time. and you know, it doesn't seem like the kid ever graduates. well you know i've graduated. i've run my last campaign. but we're not done with the work
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that led me to run in the first place and i'm hopeful that with your continued ideas and support, your voices, that we can continue to make progress. >> that was president obama last night, taking a short break from the tense budget battles on capitol hill to address a more sympathetic audience. a group of high-level democratic donors to organizing for action, the pro obama advocacy group that sprung from president obama's re-election campaign. he laid out his vision for the group. emphasizing the importance of their support in order for him to fulfill the promises of his campaign. while this may have been the first time the president addressed the group publicly, it's not the first time o.f.a. has been in the spotlight. the group came under fire recently after "the new york times" reported that high-level donors to o.f.a. would gain special access to the president. but since then, o.f.a. has taken pay-to-play off the table. last week, o.f.a.'s director published an op-ed responding to the criticisms saying the group will refuse corporate donations and increase transparency.
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writing whether you're a volunteer or a donor, we can't and we won't guarantee access to any government officials. special interests shouldn't have a stranglehold on the policy-making process. for every lobbying group that puts 0 dollar on the air, tearing down the president's agenda and organizing for action volunteer will mobilize to counter it. what will o.f.a. be doing exactly? at this point it's not clear. but one thing is certain, organizing for action puts democrats between a rock and a hard place, do they play along with o.f.a.'s money game and win the political messaging wars? or sacrifice political gains and side with campaign finance purists who argue that o.f.a. is essentially selling influence? it's quite the quagmire. the republican party may be winning the political schizophrenia contest these days, but when it comes to money in politics, democrats aren't too far behind. i got to go to the right of the table this time. david cornyn, shocking. people who live lots of money get access to politicians? say it isn't so.
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>> there's, there's a real admirable side to o.f.a. we always say you get people involved, that what happens in washington should not be left just to washington. and when obama's first campaign was over, he had a 13 million member mailing list. people said how come he's not mobilizing those people? it costs money to mobilize and you needs an organizational infrastructure to do so the fact that he's trying to find a way to mobilize people who believe in him to stay engaged in the policy fights with gun control and immigration, that's good. when it comes to funding this, they're going to have to make sure there's complete transparency and they're not letting fat cats find another way to seek influence. i think there's, that is not beyond human imagination. finding ways to do that. i think they've gotten off to a rough start. they shouldn't do that they should roll on and i welcome the republicans trying to mobilize 13 million people. to oppose immigration reform.
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>> and i got to go to michael. in the african-american community, particularly on the media side, what do we always hear every election, where is the resources, why isn't there more money being spent on media. why aren't people being mobilized earlier? it costs money to put radio ads on the air. what is this allergy to raising the money to do what we supposedly want done? >> the philosophy is revenge while you're in office, reform while you're out. the reality is you've got to match dollar with dollar, you've got to fight fire with fire. all of these people who are saying to president obama, you're weak, the infrastructure is absent. you haven't taken advantage as david corn has said, of the incredible list you have and how do you facilitate building a bridge between the cash that's out there and the cats, fat or skinny who want to take advantage of that? i think in this sense as david corn said, we have to be transparent. we have it talk about limits, we have to talk about one-to-one
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correlation between i gave big money and therefore i get to the president. and the shame here is, is that he has to raise private money to leverage public policy on behalf of american citizens. who invented that? obama didn't start that mess. >> and he's also doing this to fight lobbying interests that have a lot of money behind them. >> before i get to jonathan, this is too good not to play. this is the ultimate in irony, this is karl rove of american crossroads. joining in this criticism, with "the new york times" of what o.f.a. is trying to do. so let's play karl rove giving his opinion. >> helping seniors cross the street? appropriate. texting during dinner? inappropriate. selling access to the president for $500,000? >> perfectly appropriate. >> um, what? >> perfectly appropriate.
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>> the obama administration officially ending all white house tours. >> but with a perfectly appropriate donation of a half million dollars, president obama will come to you. >> jonathan, that was karl rove's american crossroads, they're running that ad, they take that idea seriously. that they are in a position to criticize o.f.a. for raising money and supposedly selling influence. >> look, the 2012 campaign will be remembered for having built the largest, most sophisticated grassroots political organization of all time. you know what the average donation was to o.f.a.? $65. this is an army of millions of donors. the real question about it is whether the people who gave during the campaign will now step up and realize, they have to send in their contributions of $15, $20, $50 in order to advance the president's agenda. o.f.a. made a big mistake a couple of weeks ago in saying they would accept so-called dark money. which is money that you don't
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have to disclose. and they've now reversed themselves, that was a really bad idea. now that they're on record for transparency, if the people step up, then they will have an even footing on which to fight the sheldon adelsons of the world, people giving $100 million apiece. not $50,000 apiece. $100 million apiece. >> and karl rove for lunch all the time. >> i'm not sure that anyone is that interested in lunching with karl rove. but the problem that all of these movements have, i think the real question that the democrats are starting to face about president obama, the extent to which how much of this is actually centered on obama. how much of this is going to survive him? he's incredibly charismatic and popular. how many of these people are giving to supporting obama. how many people will still be on the list once obama is no longer on the ticket.
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o.f.a., to build an infrastructure that will survive this presidency made some missteps. i think that like obama when he was running in 2008, big promises on transparency, no lobbyists in the white house, we're going to have all of these disclosures, didn't happen. and now transparency groups are starting to complain. >> they did do some. >> they did a lot more than anyone before it. but that is -- he promised he wouldn't have any of it. >> will martin luther king jr. be the be all and end all. charismatic authority even in a socialological criticism, translated into an institutional infrastructure. we got the civil rights bill and voting rights bill. so charisma is not necessarily antithetical to institutional infrastructure. you've got to leverage the charisma. >> as they're trying to build that infrastructure, right, you start reaching out to donors, you start to say we'll take dark money. and it's hard to get people to give $65 apiece. >> and we have afforded the public financing in the fall in
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both 2008 and 2012. they shattered campaign finance reforms. the administration has some responsibility to come forward with legislation. >> at the end of the day, what o.f.a. did was not just in the charismatic figure of barack obama, they embedded themselves in 2008. they were already there, it was a turn-key operation that could be used by this president and theoretically could be used in the congressional races, if they do that, it requires money. it's sort of a catch-22. you can't win either way. you have to raise the money to do the work. but if you raise the money, democrats feel the angst about this. democrats hate raising money. it makes them feel all bad inside. >> cash-2. coming up, debt and spending are for better or worse, ingrained features of the american economy. since when did cutting the deficit become such a big budget priority. we'll discuss the gop's attention deficit disorder when the ranking member of the house budget committee, congressman
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no mas pantalones! well president obama holds meet-and-greets with gop members on capitol hill, the same republicans continue to beat the deficit drum. can the two sides find common ground, if one side wants growth and the other side just wants cuts, we'll talk outreach and ideology when congressman chris van holland joins us, next. carfirmation. only hertz gives you a carfirmation. hey, this is challenger. i'll be waiting for you in stall 5. it confirms your reservation and the location your car is in, the moment you land. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. i'm up next, but now i'm singing the heartburn blues. hold on, prilosec isn't for fast relief. cue up alka-seltzer. it stops heartburn fast.
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don't have an immediate crisis in terms of debt. in fact for the next ten years, it's going to be in a sustainable place. the question is, can we do it smarter, can we do it better? if the only goal of a budget was to make it as small as possible, congressman paul ryan would be your man. his budget reduces the deficit by an additional $2.75 trillion compared to senator patty murray's plan. but the race to a budget is not the goal of a budget. foumtly a budget is a reflection of your core values, and which investments you believe are necessary. to those who say government should treat its budgets the way households do, it's important to point out that a family's budget works the same way. parents don't pull their kids out of school or deliberately starve themselves or stop going to the doctor for the singular doing mattic purpose of spending as little as possible. and taking out kretic is both part of american culture and key to growing the economy. for instance, 71% of americans
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take out mortgages to buy a house, 60% of students take out student loans to go to college and 46% of americans carry credit card balances each month to buy things. therefore, growing the economy and creating jobs. to be sure, too much debt is not a good thing. in an economy is not ruined by debt alone. this is paul ryan's third budget and two years after his first, the fundamental fight over values has not changed. president obama outlined the contrast in 2011 with paul ryan in the audience. >> this vision is less about reducing the deficit than it is about changing the basic social contract in america. i don't think there's anything courageous about asking for sacrifice from those who can least afford it that's not a vision of the america i know. >> unfortunately republicans refuse to accept that america has already ruled on this issue. e.j. dion writes that the 2012 elections ought to have settled
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these issues, it takes nerve to dismiss the results of an election that ryan himself called a referendum. the ryan budgets are feeling like a cheap ripoff of "groundhog day." >> i think the american public decided not to watch the end of it in november. they sent a clear message that they wanted something different than this romney/ryan proposal. that hurts americans. >> joining us now from capitol hill is maryland congressman and ranking member of the house budget committee, chris van holland. congressman, good afternoon. >> good afternoon, joy. >> congressman, how did this happen? how did the whole idea of budgeting in washington get hijacked by this zeal for cutting deficits and debt? >> well as you said, what our real focus has to be is jobs and the economy. we've seen some momentum, in the job market. this is the last time that we should be putting the breaks on
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the momentum. but that's exactly what this republican budget would do. according to the nonpartisan congressional budget office it would result in 750,000 fewer jobs by the end of this year. so we've seen from some of our european partners that as you tartd and slash-and-burn budgetsing slows down your economy. rather than helps job creation. so they're taking us in exactly the wrong direction if those, if author those of us who want to make sure we get more people back to work. >> congressman val holland, if i may, while you're saying that and you're saying they're trying to take us in this wrong direction, why do i feel like this is the first time i've heard democrats, including the president, actually speak up and say hold on a second, we really don't actually have a big deficit problem. i feel like in a lot of ways, a lot of democrats have conceded the point it's not whether we should slash the deficit, just how. >> well because we have two issues, joy, right now our focus has to be on getting the economy
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moving again. in the longer term there's no doubt that we have do deal with rising deficits. that's what we do in our budgets, we focus on job creation and job growth, making important investments now. but we make targeted deficit reduction in the out years to bring the outyear deficits under control. we do not want our deficits growing faster than the economy. we want to stabilize our debt but we want to do it in a way that maintains our commitments to our seniors and invests in economic growth. that's what the democratic proposals will do. they'll invest in long-term economic growth. but in a targeted way, both by smart cuts, by closing all of those tax loopholes for high-income people. by the way, mitt romney and paul ryan talked about during the campaign -- those tax breaks are all still there. by eliminating those tax breaks, we can take a balanced approach to reducing the long-term deficit. which is an issue. but you shouldn't sacrifice economic growth now, on the
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altar of deep cuts and an austerity philosophy. >> i want to bring the panel in because you know, the congressman talks about making smart cuts now. what's in it for democrats to do any grand bargaining at all. any savings that would be applied in cutting the budget, would not be applied to their priorities. it's not as if you're going to reduce government spending on x and spend it more on the poor, spend it more on things democrats care b. why are democrats arguing for a budget at all? >> you and i don't agree on this, joanne. i think long-term, as congressman van holland says, you have to create a sustainable budget path. with the baby boomers, retirement and all sorts of other huge coming costs, we need to have some modest sensible reforms that don't hurt people. those are possible to do. small changes yield huge savings. having said that the republicans aren't actually in favor of fighting the deficit.
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they just want lower taxes. they're not interested in truly balancing the budget. if you look at the plans and how long it takes them to balance the budget. so the part of the debate that i think is a problem now is that the democrats keep saying we want revenue increases instead, what democrats should be for are closing the loopholes that mitt romney talked about ad nauseam in the first debate. >> balanced budgets don't produce economic growth. >> we're talking about some budget sanity. >> here's the problem, the problem is in this political climate, to talk about the reasonable proposition that jonathan alter put forward is null and void. the focus is so ideologically blinded with their obsession with cutting taxes for wealthy people. when you talk about closing loop hoels, we know wages, interest and taxes have closed the income inequality in america. business income and retirement income has exacerbated the
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inequality. and capital gains have made it worse. the point is that the republicans are not interested in having that conversation. in this ideological climate, sensible, rational policies and approaches as obama has discovered, will not work. you fight rhetorical fire with rhetorical fire. the problem is you don't have a way to speak about a budget in a sane, rational manner. >> there's a political challenge. the republicans have succeeded, i would like to hear what the congressman says about this, in equating deficit and economy and jobs and tax-cutting. they've done a better job for years now, can measure the economy by looking at the government's budget. the craziness extends to the point where they blame government spending for what happened on wall street in 2008 as we heard pat toomey say earlier in the show and the democrats have not had enough of a resounding counter to this. the president has just recently tried in the interview with george stephanopoulos.
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>> to that point, i want to bring the congressman back in. the speaker of the house, your colleague, congressman van holland what i think was some of the most empty rhetoric in an op-ed. this is the way republicans argue this issue. all of these bipartisan discussions are encouraging, talking about the meet-and-greets with the president and the republicans hope they'll lead to real solutions that help american families. presidential leadership is what's needed by shifting the focus from charm to courage and action, we can guarantee our children a future. everybody has the opportunity to find work and pursue their piece of the american dream. first of all, ha does that mean and in the world does that have to do with cutting deficits. mr. van holland? >> well, you're right, you know what, there's a very low standard for emptiness around
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here. i think they achieved it in that. look, look, it's the same story you heard during the recovery period, when republicans said the stimulus bill wouldn't help put people back to work but they were writing into government agencies saying please spend some of that money in my district to help save jobs and put people back to work. the notion, the notion that government investments, whether it's in roads or bridges or schools, doesn't help produce economic activity and jobs, is crazy. and republicans admit it. because whenever you talk about reductions in the defense spending, they say it's going to lose lots of jobs. eric cantor said on the floor of the house last september, if the sequester went into place, they would lose 200,000 jobs in virginia. and then they turn around and tell you you've got to cut spending to create jobs. look. it's, it's total nan senonsense
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know from the europeans that austerity doesn't work and what irks our republican colleagues when we tell them all we're trying to do is follow the european model of austerity, which doesn't work. >> behind closed doors, you can tell us, it's just us here, there's nobody else in the room. do they admit that government spending stimulates the economy? is this just for show? is this like boehner's op-ed where it's gauzy rhetoric meant to blur the distinction between cutting spending and creating the blessed american dream. one-on-one, do republicans admit to you, chris van holland, that they need federal money to stimulate things things in their districts. >> we were up until 11:30 last night debating the house republican ryan budget. one republican after another would say that this government spending actually does not create one single job. and then you say to them, well how is it that when you invest in building roads and bridges, which is good for the economy and our transportation system, how is it that that doesn't put
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construction workers back to work? well -- frankly they don't have a good answer to it. and as i said, they say that when you're building an aircraft carrier with government money, that that puts people back to work. but building a road? that doesn't. it does not compute. and so -- look, we're in this kind of crazy system right now, where republicans are making the argument that you have said, which is you got to cut now to grow the economy. cut and grow. well the reality is, if you cut, that fast, you go down fast in terms of job loss. that's not to say that we shouldn't do things now to make sure that we reduce the long-term deficit. including closing all of those tax breaks that mitt romney himself said went to high-income earners. he said you could get $3 trillion or $4 trillion from that. you can't get $3 trillion or $4 trillion from that, but you could get a lot of money to help reduce the long-term deficit.
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together with sensible and smart targeted cuts in the out years and get it all done. >> all right well i want to thank the congressman, go on. >> what dot republicans say to you, joy, frame theed the question well a minute ago. when you say to them, mitt romney and you and all the other republicans were for closing loopholes, just last fall during the presidential campaign. and now you're saying it's an unconscionable tax increase to do what you just supported a few months ago? what's their answer to that? >> they've always taken the position that you can't eliminate one special tax break for the purpose of reducing the deficit. you can only do it for cutting rates somewhere else, which goes to your point, jonathan, which is their real interest here, is not reducing the deficit or debt. if that was their primary objective, why would you oppose closing a tax break for hedge fund managers or big oil companies in order to reduce the deficit? that's not their priority. grover norquist told us clearly ha their priority was a long
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time ago. he said it was to get government down to the size where could you drown it in a bathtub. that's what this is all about from their side. >> i want to thank you very much for allowing us all to interrogate you about the secret musings of your colleagues. thank you very much congressman chris van holland and we are waiting for president obama to arrive on capitol hill. where he's expected to meet with senate republicans, maybe they'll have lunch and then later with the house democratic caucus, we'll bring you any new developments when we get them and have more after the break. humans. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's,
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as the catholic church held its conclave and elected a new pope, it was hard not to get swept up by the stunning splendor of st. peter's basilica. the cardinals chose a man who is known for eschewing luxuries. he swapped an extravagant residence for a modest apartment. he declined the limousine for the bus and often cooked his own meals. now as pope francis, he declined to leave the sistine chapel last night in the official pope mobile. choosing to ride on the bus with the other cardinals, there's no word yet on whether he will be donning the red prada shoes. here's a live look at the
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sistine chapel where francis is holding mass with the conference of cardinals, joining my panel is a raoul reyes, a columnist with "u.s.a. today." thank you so much for joining the panel. obviously this is an extremely historic. there's never been a pope from latin america. and meanwhile, latin america is where the growth in the catholic church is taking place. >> this is a huge shift of the church. away from you know, from europe to the new world. i can tell you i happen to be catholic like the majority of latinos in the u.s. this is one of those occasions because he is the first, because he is historic, everyone is very excited. the only thing i could compare it to is perhaps when sonia sotomayor was named to the high court. whether you were democrat or republican, no matter what your affiliations, if you were hispanic, you were just beyond excited and proud. and now that said -- >> except marco rubio, who was
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against her. he was the exception. >> and ted cruz. >> but everybody else though. that said, the gallup poll shows that among u.s. latinos, the numbers of catholics is dropping. and we don't have, however, crisis, a crisis of faith in this country among latinos, what we have is more of what i would call a crisis of connection. latinos want more of a mutual, they want a two-way relationship with the church and right now that's not there. right now we're seeing throughout latin america and the u.s. growth in the evangelical churches, so this is a step in the right direction, a pope that will reach back to people, who understands the poor. and for latin america, that's, you have to have been there almost to understand the level of income inequality and that is one of his issues. >> that's interesting that you brought up the issue, people, latinos in america. this was seen as we're picking from the americas, people forgot the emphasis that within the united states, right, you still have a majority catholic
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population among latino americans, but there is a growing evangelical shift where people are going to the protestant churches, is that because the activist piece has been missing? >> that and i think the catholic church has been seen among so many latinos as just too impersonal. not something that people can relate to and i have to say the fact that this pope is from argentina. argentina is the most secular country in all of latin america. this is the country that was the first in latin america to legal i'd gay marriage, same-sex adoption. they allow abortions in certain circumstances, which is not the case in most of latin america. i'm not saying that this pope, he argued against all of these things, he's not going to go in that direction. however he understands what it's like to live in that type of society. where the church is in danger of becoming irrelevant. >> he's of this world.
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>> the charismatic authority of these evangelical churches, a deep spirituality, a homily that relates to them is partly haas going on here as well. it will be interesting to see the distinction between the social liberalism of argentina with the kind of staunch traditionalism of the pope. >> the question i have, you have someone like this who talks, you know, great about the social justice mission of the church and seems to straddle some of the conservative and some of the liberal strains in the church. but still is down the line, on all the social -- whether that is indeed something that is a stumbling block. if you don't get past that, how you address women in the church and these issues of -- >> the gay rights, abortion, whether you can't move. >> quickly because we have to go, raul, quickly, do you think the pope will be a reformist? >> absolutely. in the area of economic justice and income equality, those are huge issues in latin america, he will make his mark. >> i'm sorry we didn't have a
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Art inspired parties aren't just for the girls, and this Bright & Colorful Painting Birthday Party that Tabitha Blue of Fresh Mommy Blog created for her adorable son is the perfect example! Plus, what little boy could resist getting messy with paint and then chowing down on the yummy cupcakes that they decorated… which of course translates […]
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Big celebrations don't always have to happen at expected times. Sure, we see lots of incredible milestone birthday parties attached to familiar numbers like 21, 30, 40, etc – but what if your reasons for wanting to throw that extra fabulous, confetti-and-champagne-filled celebration just happen to fall at another time? Well, if you're Miriam Corona, […]
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The real phrase might be, "All that glitters is not gold," but at this sparkling birthday party, I'd say that's wrong! ;) Marisa of Mon Soiree styled this beautiful All That Glitters Is Gold 1st Birthday Party for an even more beautiful little girl. With a stunning dessert table filled with treats almost too gorgeous to eat, this party is easy […]
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Get ready for some super fun monkeying around! Rima Tan of Sugar Blast Events styled this adorable Gender Neutral Curious George Birthday Party for her two year-old daughter, who's quite curious herself according to Rima! What I absolutely love about this party are all of the special touches — from a homemade chalkboard sign to those adorable banana 'peeled' invitations. […]
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Growing up, we did the same thing every year for my birthday — invite over a bunch of girlfriends, watch some movies, eat junk food & then finally fall asleep in the wee hours of the morning (much to my parents' dismay). This Pillow Fights & Brunch Sleepover Birthday Party from Abigail Barnes of Paper & Cake reminds me of […]
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Comment posted Question: How can we license fracking when we have permanent drought? by Robert Wakeham.
Ken, although I'm no great fan of PFI I can't imagine many projects quite as disastrously managed as a very large hospital that suffers from a 'fail dangerous' power supply where the emergency generators have repeatedly failed to kick in when needed – ever since the hospital first opened.
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- It'll be very interesting to see how the marine turbine array in the sound of Islay interacts with shipping, and also the larger marine life from seals to basking sharks etc.
- If someone could invent a way of ensuring that ruminants got a regular glug of red wine the value added for a barbecue product could be a winner.
- '…Free-Thinkers and Open-Minded folk….evidently spurious…' Your arguments seem frequently to be the reverse of open minded, W.S.
- That explains why I've never heard a cow fart, but I can assure you that it's the reverse with goats – at least, if they're feeding on typical mediterranean scrub. And there are plenty of goats in the world.
- To cut to the nitty gritty, if we were to take the subject of atmospheric damage really seriously, should we be debating how to stop cows farting?
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- With Heb Isles in for repairs, CalMac charters replacement vessel to reduce underprovision for Islay
Strange indeed – I wonder if, at the time of drawing up the spec for the 'Isle of Mull', Calmac assumed that there'd be no need for road tankers to deliver fuel to Mull from Oban?
- With Heb Isles in for repairs, CalMac charters replacement vessel to reduce underprovision for Islay
I see the Arran is now a couple of hours out of Ardrossan on the long trek around Scotland to drydock in Aberdeen – a good deal further, and even more time consuming, than the trip to Birkenhead.
Meanwhile, a short trip up the Clyde at Govan, there are three abandoned dry docks – intact but for their gates – lying derelict.
It's a strange world.
- With Heb Isles in for repairs, CalMac charters replacement vessel to reduce underprovision for Islay
That sounds a bit like the 'smart' gear selector on the West Coast Citylink buses – mechanically it's a manual gearbox, but controlled by a system that senses when it's time to change gear, thus saving fuel compared with a traditional auto change (but often unable to make its mind up which gear to select ascending the hill at the back of Cairndow).
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All joking apart, Malcolm, the environment in Business Class might be a lot more conducive to getting on with the work – thus, in fact, cost effective and not an extravagance.
- With Heb Isles in for repairs, CalMac charters replacement vessel to reduce underprovision for Islay
For anyone interested in the trials & tribulations of Calmac, there's news this afternoon that the 'technical' issue on the Skye – Uist triangular service today is actually due to the 'Hebrides' failing to stop upon arrival at Lochmaddy from Uig.
Apparently she collided with both pontoons and the seabed, but no-one was injured and the hull is reportedly still intact. Services cancelled for today & tomorrow, and it'll be interesting to see the knock-on effect on operations and – maybe more importantly – whether there's a pattern to these accidents.
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