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Date of Stay: June, 2014
Easy access, and good signs on the way. Very rustic campground. All hookups were adequate, the water spigots are below the ground in a hole. Beware that for every two campsites, the hookups are on the same posts, therefore each camper pulls in different. And you will be facing your neighbor. Very awkward. As you and your neighbor sits under the awning, you seem like you are camping with them. Weird. The pool was nice but dirty. Every day we took our fishing minnow net and skimmed the pool and got all the bugs out before we went swimming. Typical run down campground. The owner is extremely nice and doesn't put up with rowdy, noisy people. He accommodated every request we had. The internet was very reliable. It was a good place to spend the night, but not an extended stay destination. If you have a visitor to visit, they will be banned from the pool, I guess liability issue? The campground needs a lot of work. We would possibly stay again if we needed a place to sleep, but not stay long.
Date of Stay: May, 2014
We have been coming here for years and still love it. They renovated the pool concrete surface. Very nice. They still don't have lounge chairs to lay in, we just bring ours from the camper. They have a brand new, much needed website w/ reservations. Very nice employees that are helpful, Wi-Fi was good. Not extremely fast, but enough for what we need. Most sites were level and graveled. Everything was really clean.
Date of Stay: August, 2013
This large campground is almost full of permanent campers. Most are older models that are really ran down, which makes the whole campground look bad. Sites are very small and difficult to extend slides and awnings without hitting trees or camper next to yours. Low hanging tree limbs hanging down. Pools are nice. Cable is good. Bathhouse's are nasty. Only wireless is near the pool and at the office. Power went off two times during our stay. One major problem are the mosquitoes. Teenagers on golf carts are a problem. Staff are very friendly, and know that improvements are needed. But with a large corporation owning this campground, funds are limited on their behalf. Beware if the clouds get thick, the manager will close the pools for hours, anticipating a storm. We will probably not return.
Date of Stay: July, 2012
Resort is well maintained, groomed, and clean. All concrete pads. The resort is very busy, and doesn't allow bicycles or golf carts. Very pricey, but worth it when buying theme park ticket packages. Shuttle bus takes you any where you want to go in the park. Never had to wait longer than seven minutes. But then again, the theme park is walking distance anyway. Check in wait was around twenty minutes. Being right on Lake Erie had awesome views. Be warned that there is one way on and one way off Sandusky, so, traffic is a nightmare during peak park hours. Requesting certain sites or areas even a year in advance, is not even considered we learned when we checked in. Free wireless would have been nice, at the cost of these camp sites. Overall, very nice resort.
Date of Stay: July, 2012
Excellent campground. Stayed here for three nights. Nice facilities. Very quiet and family oriented. They have a LONG list of rules, and were appreciated for a nice, quiet stay. They will guide you to your site. Cleanest bath houses on the planet. Pool was very clean, warm, and monitored. The young owners live onsite and were here all the time. Grounds were well maintained. Free wireless worked great. Big rig friendly. Wished we lived closer to enjoy more often. GPS was accurate, and signage wasn't an issue. Has state signs going all the way to the campground.
Date of Stay: May, 2012
Used to be Thousand Trails membership campground. New corporation ENCORE bought it. It is still just an average older campground, that needs a lot of work. Most sites are small, and the bigger sites are filled with seasonal campers. The staff were very nice and helpful. The pools were ice cold and the sites were grown up with weeds. Wi-Fi is not free. Hot water in the bath house runs out fast. Overall, a decent campground.
Date of Stay: November, 2011
Very nice and clean campground. We really didn't take advantage of the amenities, since the weather was cool. We were looking for a place to take the kids camping. After arriving, we were informed that campfires were not permitted. The next morning, we left to go to another campground that allowed campfires. We might stay here again if looking for a place to sleep only.
Date of Stay: October, 2011
Campground was right beside the interstate, but the noise wasn't bad. I guess the trees absorbed the sound. The park is clean and the staff was friendly. It is an older ex KOA campground and could use some touching up.The pool had just been remodeled and was very nice. Looks like they do not mow the grass too often. There are several permanent sites that need to be removed. The trailers look terrible and ruin the campgrounds reviews. The wooded sites are average size, but the pull-through sites are really narrow for RV's with slides. The location is perfect for overnight sites. Not really a long stay destination. We will stay here several times more this year.
Date of Stay: August, 2011
The campground is old and the sites are narrow. Just about all sites are on a hill. It looked like they never mow the grass or maintain anything. The bathouses were somewhat clean. There is no soap, paper towels, or toilet paper in the bathouses, I guess you are suppose to bring your own. The pool was nice, but there wasn't much chlorine in the water. If you are a big rig I wouldn't try getting into this campground. The staff was nice, but not overly friendly. The next time we are in this area, I think that we will look for a better campground.
Date of Stay: July, 2011
Nice campground but crowded. Most campers were from Quebec and speak mostly French. The Super Sites are a must but are too expensive. The rest of the park is wooded and muddy. Streets are paved and they have four pools. Wi-Fi cost extra. You would think at this nightly rate, everything would be included. Even maid service. The campground staff wasn't very friendly, long lines for check-in. The beach was 2.5 miles away. The reserved parking lot for 160 vehicles was really handy. The bike path was very nice, but just a little too long for children to ride to the beach every day. The fighter jets flew often, but we loved them, just knowing that is the sound of our freedom. The water pressure is extremely low during peak times. The super site area is very well groomed. We have never paid $80.00 a night before and never will again. We will not return.
Date of Stay: July, 2011
Campground is nice and clean. The shaded pull through sites (30/50 amp) will take two or more sewer hoses to reach. The facilities are really clean, staff is friendly, activities for the children were great. Yogi Bear was present. No golf carts allowed was a blessing!! Overall, the campground was a typical Yogi Bear facility, charge extra for everything. Paying extra for children is really too much. Before long, I am sure they will start charging extra to use the bath houses. The train does come by, but it is at a distance and didn't pay much attention to it. We probably would look around for another place to stay if in the area, that didn't charge extra for everything.
Date of Stay: June, 2011
Good small campground. It is a very old campground, but it was well taken care of. The new owners were making improvements. The pool was remodeled and clean. New electrical and water was being upgraded. The Wi-Fi worked well. No bathhouse available, just a bathroom with one shower. And they were run down a bit. Probably clean, but we chose not to use them. Great playground for the children. A pet donkey was interesting. Well stocked store onsite. Overall, a good quiet place to stay. We will stay here again if in the area.
Date of Stay: September, 2010
This campground should be the standards in the camping industry. The sites are level and spacious. Trees are between each site for a lot of privacy from your neighbor. All facilities were spotless and in great working condition. The owners are always around and very friendly. Activities were planned all weekend for everyone and a nice church service on Sunday. If you are in this area, you have got to stay here.
Date of Stay: August, 2010
Looking for a campground to go tent camping and picked Claboughs Campground. Not very impressed with the tent section. 20 foot of gravel in between the road and small creek.The campground has a major problem with ducks near the creek. Duck droppings every where. There were near 100 ducks quacking all night long. The bath house was clean and air conditioned. The pool and lazy river was great. The staff were perfect and very friendly. I think we will not be back. It would probably be OK if you were in a camper.
Date of Stay: August, 2010
Well, after seven different visits to this campground through the years, hoping it would get better, this was our last visit. The restrooms were nasty, no paper towels, bugs everywhere, and dirty. The water slide needs cleaning, and they need to get all the debris out of the catch pool. All the rental boats were half full of water and have never been cleaned. The whole campground is almost full of permanent sites. Believe me: everyone here has a golf cart. A lot of the golf carts are gas operated and are extremely noisy. And they ride their carts all day and half of the night. A loud band shows up on the weekend and blasts the music through the campground. The campsites are extremely tight. Last visit, my awning was touching another camper. The sewer pipes are an odd size PVC and sewer odor escapes around the connector, causing a bad odor. The only reason that we rated them a three was of the pool for the kids. They advertise being big rig friendly. Not true. If your RV is over 30 foot, be aware that you might not fit. We will not return to Lake Myers Campground!


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Theater: Spring Broadway calendar
THE BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY: First there was the best-selling novel, then the hit movie and now the musical version of the story of a middle-aged Midwestern housewife who has a brief but idyllic affair with a handsome stranger. Kelli O'Hara ("South Pacific") stars. In previews; opens Thursday. Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre, 236 W. 45th St. 212-239-6200, or telecharge.com.
ALL THE WAY: Bryan Cranston ("Breaking Bad") plays Lyndon Johnson in a drama by Robert Schenkkan about the early days of his presidency, and his battle for the Civil Rights Act. In previews; opens March 6. Neil Simon Theatre, 250 W. 52nd St. 877-250-2929, or ticketmaster.com.
ROCKY: A musical version of the iconic Sylvester Stallone film about a small-time Philadelphia boxer who gets a chance to fight for the world heavyweight championship. Andy Karl ("The Mystery of Edwin Drood") has the title role. Alex Timbers ("Here Lies Love") directs. In previews; opens March 13. Winter Garden Theatre, 1634 Broadway. 212-239-6200, or telecharge.com.
ALADDIN: Another musical from the movies, based on the 1992 Disney animated feature which was inspired by a tale in "A Thousand and One Nights." The show, which has a new book, by Chad Beguelin, uses the Alan Menken-Howard Ashman-Tim Rice songs from the film, with additional numbers. Adam Jacobs ("The Lion King") stars. Previews begin Feb. 26; opens March 20. New Amsterdam Theatre, 214 W. 42nd St. 866-870-2717, or ticketmaster.com.
LES MISÉRABLES: The musical version of Victor Hugo's epic novel returns for its third Broadway go-round, this time in a redesigned production. Ramin Karimloo, who performed the role in London, plays Jean Valjean, with Will Swenson ("Hair") as Javert. Previews begin March 1; opens March 23. Imperial Theatre, 249 W. 45th St. 212-239-6200, or telecharge.com.
MOTHERS AND SONS: In Terrence McNally's play, Tyne Daly plays the mother of a young man who died of AIDS. Many years later, she meets up again with the man who was his partner at the time of his death. Previews begin next Sunday; opens March 24. John Golden Theatre, 252 W. 45th St. 212-239-6200, or telecharge.com.
IF/THEN: Idina Menzel ("Wicked") portrays a woman nearing 40 and seeking a fresh start in the new musical by Brian Yorkey and Tom Kitt (co-creators of "Next To Normal"). Her future will depend on which of two paths she takes. Previews begin March 5; opens March 30. Richard Rodgers Theatre, 226 W. 46th St. 877-250-2929, or ticketmaster.com.
A RAISIN IN THE SUN: Denzel Washington, whose last appearance on Broadway was a Tony-winning performance in the 2010 revival of "Fences," returns in Lorraine Hansberry's classic 1959 drama about a middle-class black family's struggle for a better life. Previews begin March 8; opens April 3. Ethel Barrymore Theatre, 243 W. 47th St. 212-239-6200, or telecharge.com.
THE REALISTIC JONESES: Marisa Tomei, Tracy Letts ("Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"), Toni Collette and Michael C. Hall ("Dexter") play two neighboring couples, both named Jones, who find their lives intertwining, in the comedy by Will Eno. Previews begin March 13; opens April 6. Lyceum Theatre, 149 W. 45th St. 212-239-6200 or telecharge.com.
BULLETS OVER BROADWAY: Woody Allen has turned his film comedy about a young playwright in 1920s New York who gets mixed up with the mob into a musical. The score will be existing songs of the period. Zach Braff ("Scrubs") and Marin Mazzie star. Susan Stroman ("The Producers") directs. Previews begin March 11; opens April 10. St. James Theatre, 246 W. 44th St. 212-239-6200, or telecharge.com.
OF MICE AND MEN: James Franco and Irish actor Chris O'Dowd star in the revival of John Steinbeck's Depression-era drama about the entwined lives of two migrant workers. Previews begin March 19; opens April 16. Longacre Theatre, 220 W. 48th St. 212-239-6200, or telecharge.com.
ACT ONE: An adaptation of playwright-director Moss Hart's memoir about his impoverished childhood and struggle to find success in the theater. Santino Fontana ("Cinderella") portrays him as a young man and Tony Shalhoub ("Monk") plays him in his later years. Previews begin March 20; opens April 17. Vivian Beaumont Theater, 150 W. 65th St. 212-239-6200, or telecharge.com.
THE CRIPPLE OF INISHMAAN: Daniel Radcliffe has the title role of a young Irishman living on a remote island off the country's western coast who dreams of being cast in a Hollywood film being shot in the area. This production of Martin McDonagh's play was originally done in London. Previews begin April 12; opens April 20. Cort Theatre, 138 W. 48th St. 212-239-6200, or telecharge.com.
VIOLET: In this intimate musical, Sutton Foster plays a disfigured woman who seeks a transformation of her appearance through faith – specifically, in the healing powers of an Oklahoma television evangelist. Previews begin March 28; opens April 20. American Airlines Theatre, 227 W. 42nd St. 212-719-1300, or roundabouttheatre.org.
THE VELOCITY OF AUTUMN: To prevent her removal to a nursing home, an 80-year-old woman barricades herself in her Brooklyn brownstone. Eventually, she's confronted by her estranged youngest son, who has climbed through a second-floor window. Estelle Parsons and Stephen Spinella star in Eric Coble's play. Previews begin April 1; opens April 21. Booth Theatre, 222 W. 45th St. 212-239-6200, or telecharge.com.
HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH: Neil Patrick Harris stars in a revival of the musical about a rock band with a transgendered East German lead singer. Previews begin March 29; opens April 22. Belasco Theatre, 111 W. 44th St. 212-239-6200, or telecharge.com.
CASA VALENTINA: Harvey Fierstein's new play is about a Catskills bungalow colony in the early 1960s with a very specific clientele: heterosexual men who enjoy dressing up like women. Previews begin April 1; opens April 23. Samuel J. Friedman Theatre, 261 W. 47th St. 212-239-6200, or telecharge.com.
CABARET: Alan Cumming, who played the androgynous nightclub emcee in the 1998 revival of the musical, will reprise that role, with film star Michelle Williams making her Broadway debut as the singer Sally Bowles. Previews begin March 21; opens April 24. Studio 54, 254 W. 54th St. 212-239-6200, or telecharge.com.
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The conservative group, Minnesota Majority, announced today that it will start driving around a "Soup Truck" to point out what they argue will happen under Gov. Dayton's income tax hike on top earners.
The group says the truck will travel to several different Minnesota cities to highlight the tax plan.
"Governor Dayton may not comprehend the consequences of what he's proposing," said Minnesota Majority president Jeff Davis. "But the business community does. Higher taxes will mean fewer jobs."
Dayton's tax plan won't impact every Minnesota taxpayer. The Department of Revenue projects that five percent of the state's taxpayers will pay the higher rate. His plan will raise the state's top income tax rate from 7.85 percent to 10.95 percent. Single filers who make $85,000 a year or more after deductions would pay the higher tax. Couples who make $150,000 a year after deductions would also pay the higher tax.
It would make Minnesota's income tax rate the second highest in the country.
DFL Party Chair Ken Martin said Minnesota Majority should be looking at the budget cuts put forth by Republican lawmakers to see the real impact on lower income Minnesotans. He says only top earners will see an income tax hike.
"Frankly, it's a shock to find out that Republicans care about feeding people. The GOP is the party that proposed cutting Meals on Wheels, that wants to drive up property taxes and increase the squeeze on the middle class and small business owners working to feed their families. Given that Governor Dayton's plan would only raise taxes on the top 5% of income earners, the question is: Do you have to show your country club card to get served at their soup truck?
All the gimmicks in the world aren't going to change the fact that the GOP proposal is unbalanced, dishonest and hurts middle class Minnesotans."


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Anyone know where to get new grips for the T380 and the T380cc?
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gggrips is closed He had health troubles. The CC is different from thunder come to bersatalk.com we have wood grip makers and custom holsters made by members for members.
I noticed that this site has custom wood grips for the Bersa .380 CC when looking for CZ 83 grips.
Hey, those are pretty nice, too! I have to take a longer look one night and see if any of them will match nicely with the Bersa's new paint job.
He has a good reputation in the forums. I believe that he makes them for the standard Bersa .380, in addition to the concealed carry model. I thought about having a pair of the rosewood grips made for my matt black concealed carry, but I like the OE grips, and I just spent $80 on a handsome pair of black and gray laminate grips for my satin nickel CZ 83 .380 with another grip maker.:rolleyes:
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Jessica and Ruben first met at Jessica's brother-in-law's church in Houston, Texas. Jessica was in town from Chicago visiting family, and Ruben attended the church.
"We went on a late night bike ride together the next day because I couldn't get anyone else to come with!" recalls Jessica. "I'm glad he was the only one willing."
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Magnificent lakefront villa with private dock located three minutes from downtown Chelan and 15 minutes from downtown Manson. Enjoy spectacular views from most every room in the villa including from the master bath jacuzzi.
The gourmet kitchen is fully stocked to accommodate all your needs and with the open floor plan it's perfect for entertaining.
Our Sonos music system allows you to listen to your favorite music inside or while relaxing on the deck. There is a built in sonos system that you can access by downloading the app to your phone and enjoy your favorite music.
We have theatre system with a 113' viewing screen and surround sound with theatre quality.
Enjoy spectacular views from upper and lower, wrap around decks. There is an outdoor gas BBQ for grilling while watching the sun set.
There are five bedrooms. Accommodations include one Master Suite with a King bed and en suite bath that has a fabulous jacuzzi tub and multi jet walk in shower, a second bedroom upstairs with two queen beds, and three bedrooms downstairs, two King and one Queen. The movie room downstairs has an oversized sectional couch for your viewing pleasure.
Finally, the villa offers a two car garage plus multiple guest parking spots.
Keywords: Villa,lake front,waterfront,view,private dock,home theatre,spa overlooking the lake on lower deck.
We both grew up in the Seattle area and met at WSU. After college we moved to California and have not lived in the Pacific Northwest since 1990. We currently live in Saint Louis, MO.
Mary Jo Ayers purchased this villa in 2011
We were looking for a property that we could invite friends and family to when we are in town so that we could spend more quality time together and hopefully reconnect with old friends and have longer visits with our families.
This house is right on the lake with a buoy, dock and swim dock. The house is large and the configuration is great for having multiple families yet not feel overcrowded.
everything we wanted and more! definitely recommend!
Our family and friends really enjoyed this home. Much bigger than we even anticipated. Nice that it was so close to town and the dock was great. Good to have a buoy to use for the boat tie up during day/night. Spacious eating and lounging areas. First rate all the way! Thank you!
We have been blessed to have an opportunity to stay at this home again this year. In fact, if we don't have to, it is the only vacation home we would rent! Mary Jo was very responsive when we have questions. Even though during this stay, the weather was bad half the time, it was such a cozy home that it was fun even just staying in and watching the weather.
Thanks again for renting this home to us!
This house was absolutely amazing! Views of the lake were great and the private deck was a nice touch. MaryJo was extremely accommodating and allowed my party to enter the home two hours before check-in. She was very sweet and I would recommend people to vacation at this home. The only down side to the house was that there were nats all along the window sills and in the corner of the walls. I understand that it is the time of year for nats to be swarming around but it was overwhelming inside the home.
Our family of 10 (6 adults and 4 kids) had an awesome family vacation at Chelan. The house setting and the lake provided everything needed. The kids (ages 3-9) loved swimming from the dock to the swim dock, fishing, and paddle boarding which we rented from the marina. The weather was warm and sunny and the wind didn't discourage. The easy access for our families from Tri-Cities and Seattle area made it the perfect meeting spot. The house is well appointed and the stairs were easily mastered. Mary Jo does a great job in making sure all the details for arrival are provided. We absolutely loved this vacation and need to make it an annual event. The memories we made are unforgettable!
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Complex challenge with bath exhaust fan - need help with solution!
Don't know if this is an electric or HVAC question, but here is my problem ...
we have a 60's brick ranch house that we are remodeling ... one story with a full basement ... it has 2 small baths that stack on top of each other, both on the back wall of the house ... the exterior wall on the top bath is brick veneer on wood frame and the the exterior wall on the lower bath is 10" concrete block ... now, the issue we have ...
neither bath has an exhaust fan ... I don't want to just exhaust the upper bath into the attic space and going through the brick wall to the outside would be a pain; however, going into the attic and piping to the soffit (we have a fairly wide overhang) seems like a reasonable solution ... but, what about ...
the lower bath? ... the only options I can come up with to vent to the outside is to go through the concrete block (ugh!), go into the space between the two floors and then through the brick wall above (not easy either), or lastly ...
go up and through the upstairs bath and tie into the exhaust pipe in the attic (in other words, share the same exit pipe with the upstairs bath) ... this could be done fairly easily since both baths are currently torn down to the studs ... my question is ...
can or should this be done? ... I've never seen it done before ... it's a long way for the exhaust to go up and out from the lower bath to the soffit on the upper floor ...
any ideas or suggestions about how to solve this exhaust challenge? ...
if my idea makes sense, how should I size each of the exhaust fans? again, both baths are small (about 6' x 8').
Thanks in advance, Bill
If this question was posed in Australia, there would be a similar response as to what I am about to deliver & that is, exhaust both rooms through their respective external walls. It's not the answer that you wanted but it is by far the easiest solution.
Your other suggested methods require running ducts through floors etc & having fans in "difficult to maintain" locations. A fan in a wall might not be so attractive but it is very effective & easily maintained.
Consider a multiport remote inline fan. If there is a way to run a duct inside one of the interior walls, you should be able to vent both bathrooms with one unit.
Wow, that's a lot of CFM's with that particular multi-port unit. To calculate how much CFM's you need in a bathroom go to http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/rewil...sizearoom.html
which takes into consideration the type of pipe you plan on using, size, elbows, etc. Just a warning if you do link the two together and go up, the problem with blowing moisture "up" is that it condenses and once the fan shuts off will drip down and settle at the lowest point, which will most likely be the lowest 90 degree turn. It's up to you how you handle that water pooling there, you don't want that water leaking out and dripping in the wall cavity (so make sure that lower section is water proof). You probably want to make sure it's not coming back and dripping through the lower bathroom fan opening either (so make sure the vent from the lower bathroom runs downhill before turning 90 up). It's up to you how you handle condensation dripping down the pipe and pooling at the lowest point, just want to make you aware. I wouldn't use metal vent pipe you piece together in sections for the lowest section, particularly a metal variable 90 which are far from waterproof at the turn up.
Building a shaft or ...
chase in the upper bath to enclose the duct running from the lower bath is not an issue ... in fact, we could use the back of a deep linen closet we will be building to do this ... however, the comments in regard to condensation running back down the duct and pooling or exiting the vent in the downstairs bath is troubling. With that exception, the configuration I have suggested seems to be an easy solution. I could put the vent in the lower bath in the corner of the ceiling and run the duct straight up through the upstairs bath (through a chase) and into the attic ... the only turn would be from the attic to the soffit vent, which would only be about one foot (both baths are on an outside wall.
Additional thoughts?
Thanks for the help!
I don't think you can join the two vent systems, unless they're on the same exhaust fan. If you have a fan on in the downstairs bath, it will blow wet air into the upstairs bath, and viseversa.
If you got the cash, bill, the remote fan is by far the best solution. It is the new "in" way to exaust fans in all the big pimp Mcmansions ATL has. One of the reasons is the fact that the fan motor is remote, usually in the attic. The first time I wired one of these I had to climb up and confirm the thing was on. It has strong suction and is SILENT. The fart fan in my house sounds like a Cessna.
As far as the condensation problems, I can't speak to that.
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The Band Press Kit or music press kit as some call it are an integral part of any musicians band or a music career. Sometimes band press kits are referred to as media kits or an artist bio. Band press kits are used for music promotion, gig promotion, music publicity, booking agent promotion, and band promotion. We will attempt to show you how to create a successful band press kit for band promotion. Below you will also find sample press kit information.
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Mövenpick Hotel & Casino Cairo - Media City
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The Mövenpick Hotel is located in the heart of Media City Studios, just 15-minutes from the Pyramids of Giza. The Mövenpick has many facilities including a full service gym and business centre.Rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi, TV, air-conditioning and all modern amenities.The hotel has a large outdoor swimming pool, sauna, hot tub and a wellness centre. Mövenpick Hotel also has shops with a variety of goods for guests to peruse.The centre of Cairo is only a 40-minute drive from the hotel. Private parking is available on site. ...read more
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Firenze Mia Vacation Rentals, Florence
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Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2.50 per person, per night, up to 7 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 12 years of age.
- Tourism fee: EUR 2.50 per person, per night
- Cleaning fee: EUR 20 per accommodation, per stay (varies per unit size)
Optional extras
Late check-in after 7:30 PM can be arranged for an extra charge (amount varies)
Valet parking costs EUR 25 per night
Parking is available nearby and costs EUR 25 per night
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 15 per stay
Cribs/Infant beds are available for EUR 15 per stay
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of EUR 60 per vehicle (roundtrip)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
What's around Firenze Mia Vacation Rentals, Florence
- In Historic Center - Downtown
- Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Flower
- Accademia Gallery
- San Lorenzo Church
- Florence Baptistery
- Fortezza da Basso
Getting around
- Florence (FLR-Peretola) 19-min drive
- Florence Santa Maria Novella Station 10-min walk
- Porta al Prato Station 21-min walk
- Florence-Le Cure Station 21-min walk
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Airport shuttle (surcharge)
Recent reviews
Good 3.8 /5 from 21 reviews
The locations vary based on the addresses that appear in the picture for some rooms. Other than being surprised by where we were going to be located, everything was great! Donatella was responsive to my emails. The room was an apartment than just a hotel room, which was great!
This place had no hot water. We attempted to contact the host who conveniently did not reply, although we had used the same phone number to contact him during check in. Showered in freezing cold water during our stay. Not pleasant.
Donatella emailed soon after booking to offer to stock the fridge with food and wine for a nominal fee--nice offer! Andreazza was very warm & welcoming. He lives in the building and was available if we had any questions/concerns. He recommended a great restaurant where we had a fabulous meal. After waiting a long for a cab we'd called the next morning, he was very helpful making sure we got picked up so we didn't miss our train.
We stayed at Via dei Fossi 25. Wonderful, classy and modern place right in the center of town. It is a huge apartment with 2 nice rooms with comfy beds. It's perfect if you're staying with family or two couples. The living room/kitchen area is so spacious and open that you want to have a cocktail party to show it off. Totally recommend it. The owners are great and really friendly. My wife and I speak Italian so we spoke in Italian with the owners therefore I don't know if they speak English. A ton of restaurants, bars, cafes and shops nearby with quick access to the train station if needed. There is also a parking garage across the street if you drive.
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MOTLEY — Alfred John Eckes, 75, of rural Motley, died Feb. 3, 2012, at his home. Mass of Christian Burial will be 11 a.m., Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012, at St. Michael's Catholic Church in Motley with Father Arlie Sowada officiating. Family and friends are welcome to gather Tuesday evening from 5-7 p.m. at the Brenny Funeral Chapel in Staples. Interment will take place at Swan Valley Cemetery. Family would like to invite all to gather for a luncheon at the Leader Community Hall following services.
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England finished fourth for the second straight year and Baron is conducting a wide-ranging review ahead of their World Cup defence in 2007.
Robinson's report, as well as coach and player testimony, will be reviewed by the RFU management board.
The findings, and any personnel changes, will be announced on 26 April.
Robinson's position is not likely to come under threat.
But there has been talk of him being joined by a rugby manager, possibly former Bath team-mate Simon Halliday, or answering to an overall guru such as former boss Sir Clive Woodward.
However, the positions of backs' coach Joe Lydon, defence coach Phil Larder, and kicking coach Dave Alred are thought be at risk.
"There has been a lot of detailed analysis undertaken and I have received five reports in the past two weeks with Andy's being the last one I receive on Thursday," Baron told the Daily Mail.
"We will go through his report, which will be the major contribution to the whole process, and then begin discussions with Club England at our key meeting on 18 April.
"We are looking at a whole range of issues that contribute to the performance of the England team, not just the coaching structure, but that is something Andy and I will discuss.
"We want to get this right. That is why it has been an all-embracing review and on the elite side of the game it has been the most thorough exercise I have been a part of.
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Date of Stay: July, 2011
First thing to note, is that the park has added 5 back-in spaces. Also, the management has installed a park wide Wi-Fi system, it works real well. This summer the employees are cutting a new Nature trail, they say it'll be 1.4 miles long, should be nice when done. We were allowed to "pre-walk" it, as it was nearly done. They also have added a Geo Cache Golf Game! They've made it up for non-golfers! All these are new since we were here last Sept or Oct. We love this park, it's quiet, about 1 miles off the highway, the golf is fantastic and the weather is always cooler than else where in the area. We have a dog and she was invited, by management, to go along for the round of golf we played! They said their policy is pets leashed in the park, free outside the RV park, if you dare! Lots of wildlife in the area, we saw deer, 3 types rabbits, hawks, sand hill cranes, owls, geese, ducks, marmots and heard about a bobcat or cougar sighting.
Date of Stay: February, 2008
RPI reservation. A nice park with good office staff who are very helpful and friendly. The spaces are long enough and wide enough for our 37ft, four slide 5'er. We caught fish in the pristine lake. Still a few Katrina RV's. The staff accepts mail and UPS, a useful perk for long time or full time RV'rs.
Date of Stay: February, 2008
The park is vastly upgraded since last person reviewed. They've added 8 spaces. We had a marvelous time here, the staff are very cordial and helpful. This is a well maintained, well run park. Cable TV is available for all but the sites, 43 - 52. There are about 30 Katrina recovery RV's, and it'll be several more months before they're gone. IMPORTANT NOTE: With the construction of the military housing on Jim Money Road, most directions in directories will not get you to the office correctly. Here's the simple correction: go down (North) Jim Money Road, to the four way stop, turn right (East) for about 1/4 mile, turn right into the FAMCAMP.
Date of Stay: June, 2007
This park was recommended to us by a friend businessman in the town of Orofino, we're really glad to have stayed here. We were actually greeted by the manager as we drove into the park. I mean to say she came out of the office with the intent to greet us! WOW! How refreshing is that! The park is new, opened July 2006. Our spot was backed-up to the Clear Water river with a wonderful view. Some road noise during the day from the highway across the river, but not enough to discourage us from wanting to stay. They put the best components into this park, each site has a Powerhouse pedestal which consolidates the power, water, cable, sewer connections and lights up at night. Though they give discounts for various club members (Escapees, Passport Am), there are additional charges, $1 cable, $2 pet/day, $5 WIFI/day we thought the stay was worth every cent. My only nits would be that the WIFI charge is too high, $2/day is more like it and the pet charge without any benefits such as fenced in area, baggie/drop-can posts etc. What is the charge for? I'm thinking maybe it'll encourage irresponsible pet owners to be free with their droppings, after all they charge for clean up right? A medium sized grassed area that is fenced in for free roaming, socializing is common in parks that charge. Something for the management to think about.
Date of Stay: May, 2007
We arrived on a holiday evening with reservations but didn't park in the assigned space, it'd been occupied already. The next day the nice office lady changed the computer to reflect the move. The discount structure is strange, especially for "Enjoy America" so if you're depending on the discount call and make sure you're arrival and departure match their structure. We stayed in one of the "back-ins" along the Eastside, overlooking the wheat fields. The spaces are wide with very nice lawns and picnic tables at many of them. I liked the placement of the utilities except for the sewer has a cement collar that is to high for most elbow screw-in connections, I resorted to an adaption with a long connector piece stuck into a "donut." Strange but it worked. Also, I noticed many units had to adapt getting their sewer hoses over a curb and down the incline to the inlet. Overall, it's a OK place for a few nights. Be sure to take in the "Underground City Tour," Pendleton Woolen Mills and treat yourself to a meal with a bowl of soup at "Roosters" restaurant south of town on Hwy 395. The chicken noodle soup is FABULOUS and this is not a chain eatery.
Date of Stay: May, 2007
Counter to what others have said about the road noise, yes there is road noise IF you are in the front rows by the highway, we were in the back against the tree line and there was some/little road noise. The park is beautiful, well groomed lawns, all the facilities are in great condition. The staff, Eric, we spoke to to make reservations and we met upon arrival was a very pleasant young man. There is little or no parking space at the office for signing in without causing a backup. We got caught up in a situation where we, 53' fiver and a 40'+toad Class A at the same time tried to vie for the same space. He patiently waited while I hurried my check-in. Overall, I'd suggest this place, it's nice VERY nice. There are 30 amp spaces and 50 amp spaces so be sure to ask if you're in need of larger amperage.
Date of Stay: April, 2007
This is one of the Best parks in the TTN system. Though it is kind of tough to get down in the valley from the ranger station, grit your teeth and drive carefully; others will be courteous. Don't forget though those going uphill have the right of way! The Wi-Fi is in the Activity center and is fast, fast! Don't forget the restaurant, the food is good. There is a lot to do on the property and in the surrounding area. Go have fun, meet people and get some sun while here. Great place.
Date of Stay: April, 2007
This park has changed ownership and that's for the better! Fallon RV Park, it's 5 miles West of Fallon and a nice place. It's really a gas station with a RV Park and a convenience store. They've got 64 spaces all are concrete and level, all are FHU, 20/30/50 amp service, FREE cable tv, gas, diesel(cheapest in town that I've found) and LP if you need it. Though it's right off Highway 50 we didn't notice much noise. The owners are nice, generous and friendly folks. The store is well stocked with groceries, candy, snacks, refridgerated foods, good coffee available and if you need WIFI they've got it available in the store. There's a laundry, two buildings with restrooms and showers. When we stayed here, price's were 25/nite +tx for pull thrus and 23/nite +tx for back-ins. A huge improvement since the last two reviews and you'll notice even more improvements in the coming months. This will be the premiere park for Fallon in the future. If you're in the area for a short or long stay pull in tell "V" or Tony hi.
Date of Stay: January, 2007
We were on our way to Texas, when we stopped by this gem of an RV park. Though our reservations were for only 3 nights, we called the ROD reservation center and asked for an extension of 4 more nights. Good,inexpensive golfing is nearby and it's proximity to Quartzite makes this very attractive. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable, helpful and fastidious about their park. The "chuckwagon" serves up very good food and inexpensive too.


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The Country Throwdown tour, which launched May 14 in Florida, pulled up stakes and wrapped in Mountain View, Calif., last week, and all of the artists will take new friendships, great memories and possible hit songs with them as they part ways.
The trek featuring such acts as Montgomery Gentry, Jamey Johnson, Little Big Town, Jack Ingram, Eli Young Band and Heidi Newfield, among others, as well as a bus full of songwriters, including Sarah Buxton, Dave Pahanish ('American Ride,' 'Do You Believe Me Now?') and Troy Olsen ('I'll Just Hold On'), would ride each other's buses, pull out their guitars and jam together and even have a dance party or two along the way.
The Lost Trailers' Stokes Nielsen says he got to see a lot of amazing performances while on tour, as well as see firsthand the camaraderie shared between acts. "What's really great is you go out after your show and you're walking around the festival and you see the songwriters' stage and it's packed with people too," Stokes tells The Boot. "You've got the songwriters' stage packed with people, you've got an outside side stage that Heidi Newfield is headlining, just blowing everybody away. And Jonathan Singleton, he's another one. I've been absolutely blown away by that guy. I think he's an absolute talent, great songwriter. He writes these great songs and then he gets up there on guitar and just absolutely wails on it. It's amazing. So, I think it's great that everybody travels together … It's like a gigantic, touring, family country music road show. It's awesome. It's unlike any other tour that we've been a part of!"
Since most acts on the Country Throwdown tour are also songwriters, it comes as no surprise that many of them have been writing together almost on a nightly basis. "As a songwriter, I'm definitely into collaborating with everybody on tour," says Stokes. "The Eli Young Band is a band I've always admired, and we've kind of come up the same way. Jack Ingram, I think, is absolutely awesome. Jamey Johnson, a couple of years ago, gave me this song, and he was like, 'Man, I was thinking of you boys when I wrote this song. It's called 'Home Ain't Home No More,' and it's about a guy that his girlfriend steals his trailer and leaves him.' And I thought, 'That could fit us pretty good.'"


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Today, January 26th, TOEI and TV-Asahi held a press conference for the upcoming release of the 37th Super Sentai series, Juuden Sentai Kyoryuger. With that, more information had been revealed, including the villains and additional cast.
Similar to what was rumored a few days ago, the villains will be called the Devoss Army (Devoss Gun), lead by Chaos, the 100-Face Priest (Hyakumen Shinkan Chaos, center). Under him are Dogold, War Knight of Anger (Ikari no SenKi Dogorudo, 2nd to the left), Candelilla, the War Knight of Joy (Yorokobi no SenKi Kyandira, 2nd to the right), Aigaron, the War Knight of Sadness (Kanashimi no SenKi Aigaron, leftmost), and Luckyuuro, the War Knight of Fun (Tanoshimi no SenKi Rakkyuuro, rightmost).
Each of them can create a DevoMonster, this year's monster of the week. Villain combatants will be called Zouri Demons (Zouri Ma), which also have a giant form called Giant Zori Demons (Kyodai Zori Ma).
Meanwhile, Torin, the Wise God (Kenshin Torin) will be the Kyoryuger's mentor, and their headquarters will be called Spirit Base.
Furthermore, apart from Nao Nagasawa, Ayumi Kinoshita and Kenji Ebisawa, additional cast includes Junichi Haruta (Goggle V, Dynaman) as Soji, KyoryuGreen's father; Kentaro Shimazu (Machine Girl, RoboGeisha) as KyoryuPink's butler, Gentle; Shinji Yamashita (RESCUE) as Dantestsu Kiryu, KyoryuRed's father; and Toshiyuki Morikawa (Gundam X, Super Robot Wars) as the voice of Torin.
Shinji Yamashita as Dantestsu Kiryu, KyoryuRed's father
Kenji Ebisawa (Engine Sentai Go-Onger) as Ian's bestfriend in Europe
Ayumi Kinoshita (Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger) as KyoryuBlue's sister
Junichi Haruta as Soji, KyoryuGreen's father
Lastly, here's a little preview on the group's Beast Battery "vault" or storage place, along with the names of the Beast Batteries from #6 to #23.
Long ago, in the time of the dinosaurs, the earth was invaded by forces from outer space. The only people capable of the stopping them was a team known as the Kyouki Ryu no Sha, the People of the Strong Dragons, or, Kyoryuger for short. Now, in the modern world, they return using the powers of the Beast Batteries to fight off this revived threat.
Directed by Koichi Sakamoto (Kamen Rider Fourze) and written by Riku Sanjo (Kamen Rider W), Juuden Sentai Kyoryuger premieres February 17th.
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marty Says:
I have a almost feeling this is going to be the last super sentai before probably shortly replaced by metal heroes revival.
Eg-plastic mecha like
SOlution try a sentai which is machine themesd in which people turn into sentai team which are robots (like transformers theme,then the sentai form will change into giant machine forms and then when its fusion robo time it will be same except when it focus on one sentai member one fused mega giant will be according to the main colors focus eg-black will be the head (for this episode while red and green be arms and pink and blue be legs)
Anonymous Says:
I have a feeling that the 6th ranger will be a yellow or gold ranger. Look at the 6th Beast Battery its yellow/goldish and its a pteradactyl.
I hope it is.
Anonymous Says:
WOW! I'm definitely WATCHING this show now...
Eventhough Nao Nagasawa, Ayumi Kinoshita and Kenji Ebisawa cameo is already a great treat... but with the news of Junichi Haruta, I'm definitey sold on this. Google Black is my childhood hero, so happy to see him back (again, after the brief cameo in Gokaiger) on screen!!! HOORAAAYYY!!!
sophia Says:
I think the name of Candelilla is from candle and cinderella, and I don't think Luckyuuro is the war knight since the description in the picture said he is the subordinate of Candelilla. I don't know the exact phrase, but literally Mitsu can be translated into "density, thickness, secrecy, minute, fine" and Tei means "spy". Together, the word Mittei means "spy" So he should be "The Spy of Fun"
Codi Says:
Interesting villains and monsters. The Giant Zouri Demons remind me of the Buglers becoming the Bugzords in Go-Busters.
Anonymous Says:
@marty: Lol! Seriously, why do people always say that? They also said it when Go-Busters debuted. Sentai is different every year.
Anonymous Says:
i hope that the 6th ranger will be ither yellow,white, or gold
Anonymous Says:
they should call that uglysaurus and those beast battrys looks very cool what will they look like in there mecha?
Deen Said Says:
how 'bout no
Anonymous Says:
6 is probably a very impotants Battery. It's Gold and named Pteragodon afterall. Think of it: Ptera-God-On.
Anonymous Says:
I'll try to guess:
6. Pteranadon
7. Ankylosaurus
9. Plesiosaur
10. Brachiosaurus
11. Deinonychus
12. Deinosuchus
13. Kentrosaurus
14. Styrachiosaurus
15. Allosaurus
16. Apatosaurus
17. Oviraptor
18. Iguanadon
20. Ammomite
21. Archelon
22. Velociraptor
Anonymous Says:
Overall I'm not impress by this series. The villains and sixth ranger are the only things that can save this, what is already a lamer series than Go-Busters. The 100 face priest sounds very interesting and reminds of the classic showa era sentai villains which is great. Hopefully kyoryuger can keep the dino sentai tradition of having an evil sixth ranger that's all badass and dies at the end of the series. But chances are very slim. Since toei wants this series to be more strong and "fun", instead of being "dark" like Go-Busters. Kamen Rider Wizard seems to be the only hope we have left for tokusatsu right now.
Anonymous Says:
"Meanwhile, Torin, the Wise God (Kenshin Torin) will be the Kyoryuger's mentor, and their headquarters will be called Spirit Base."
Tori? As in "bird" or a chicken?! Man, the crossover is going to be epic when Hiromu sees Torin! What Jin did to him is child's play!!!
Stracciatella Says:
@sophia: "Candelilla" means "Little candle" and it's the name of a couple of plants, and wax that comes from the plants. It seems like a strange name to pick ...
@marty: Did you see how badly the Gavan movie performed? After a reception like that, I doubt Toei would go straight into a revival. They seem to be trying to heavily push Gavan again in the new SHT movie but even if that's a big hit, by the time of its release (around May) they will already be making plans for the 2014 Sentai.
Anonymous Says:
OMFG...They are borrowing stuff from kamen rider in the series so it might be a good show to watch unless they all went corny style like the previous before gobuster o.o;;;
Guillermo Shiba Says:
this series is written by the writer of Kamen Rider W, my favorite KR of 'em all, so I'm expecting big things from this
marty Says:
@nnoymous1 :true
Anonymous Says:
@Guillermo Shiba
Speaking of W, doesn't it seem like the batteries highly resemble the Gaia Memory? I know I couldn't help but read the beast names in the Gaia Memory voice.
Anonymous Says:
After seeing the information past on throught the sorces such as rangerboard and linaer rangers perspectives. I hypothosis that there are at least four more possible zords from the batter line up, we should see coming 6 8 9 and 10 some of the first rumors were for the dinos of batters 9 and 10, 6 and 8 are a pssibility also. what do you all think.
Adam Says:
@earlier Anon who was trying to figure out what the rest of the dino-batteries are.
8: Tupuxuara
19: Pachycephalosaurus
23: either Therizinosaurus or Plateosaurus


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Most of you are judgingTuck's effort strictly based upon his output and that is a flawed premise.
Neither you nor anyone on this MB (including me) have any idea how much effort Tuck put into this season.
The freaking doctors came out and said he needed 6-8 weeks to heal. Rueben Randle should have been used in place of Nicks.
Also, Hakeem Nicks isn't thinking about retirement every off season but still promises to do better and doesn't.
I like Tuck, but I'll believe it when I see it.
Took it the next step and coached Pop Warner, we had our group form 2nd grade right until they entered High School where they went on to be Champions also.
Does this help?
Also, what ever happened to talk is cheap player the game?


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THUMBS DOWN! DISTURBING CHARGES. A Las Vegas couple was charged with child abuse after employees at the Red Lobster in Santa Fe called police concerned about the safety of a 5-month-old child they had with them. Steven G. Vigil, 32, and Linda M. Vigil, 29, were also charged with receiving or transferring a stolen vehicle after authorities discovered the car they are driving had been reported stolen.
The Construction Industries Commission is proposing to roll back energy efficiency standards for new homes and commercial buildings that were adopted last year, before Republican Gov. Susana Martinez took office. The rollback proposal carries out the recommendation of Martinez's Small Business-Friendly Task Force.
El Corte ("the cut") is the mote/nickname many people use for this curve on Interstate 25 just four miles south of Las Vegas. A mountain cut made on I-25 left a tall portion on the southeast side and every winter from October through March the roadway here is in the shade even on sunny days. The result is that any moisture is likely to remain frozen in the curve when the rest of the highway is dry and safe.
In September 1874, five years after the arrival of the Sisters of Loretto, an order of Italian Jesuits from Naples came to Las Vegas and established a private school for boys.
"If I owned Texas and Hell, I'd rent out Texas and live in Hell."
— Gen. Phillip H. Sheridan
The Battle of Glorieta was not called the Gettysburg of the West because of the large number of casualties. It was compared to the Battle of Gettysburg because it just may have determined the outcome of the Civil War.
Had the Confederates from Texas reached California, they would have had an entire coastline of blockade-free ports and all the gold they needed to finance their army.
The Lincoln (Neb.) Journal Star on ethanol energy policy (June 6) — If Congress ever gets around to making the sort of spending cuts needed to put the country's finances on a sustainable path, the ethanol industry justifiably will be required to do its share.
As critics have pointed out, the industry currently enjoys a rare trifecta of government support. It's subsidized. Its use is mandated. It's protected from foreign competition.
As the murals go up celebrating The People's History of El Norte, it's hard to imagine a better guest for the occasion than Reies Lopez Tijerina, a dynamic leader of the Chicano Movement during the second half of last century. His personal history coincides with "the people's history" in a way that gives added meaning to the day's events.
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