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23 RV Parks near Pointblank, Texas
Riverside, Texas 8.78 miles NW
Coldspring, Texas 10.91 miles SE
700 Cooke Jones Rd Pointblank, Texas 77364 (map) |
Sites: 29 | Latest Rate: $8.00 | 1 Reviews
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Aug 2006 - $8.00
Stayed here as a Coast-to-Coast guest. This is a development for selling lots on or near the lake. Fairly new, so there isn't much in the way of landscaping. Positives; It's quiet and the staff is friendly, sites are easy to get into and they are level. Negatives: RV park not on or even looking at the lake, also gets a lot of in house traffic at all hours of the night. There is a pool near the clubhouse, but it's far from the RV park.First site I got into the 50 amp plug was missing, the next one had the water spigot missing. This place doesn't really qualify as a resort, if you want to do something besides get out in the country away from the noise. If you bring your boat to put on the lake, it might be a good fish camp. - tbax46
15152 US Highway 190 W Onalaska, Texas 77360 (map) | (936) 646-3824
Sites: 92 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 57 Reviews
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May 2017 - $50.00
Once again (see my 10/16 review for a more detailed review), we had an enjoyable stay at this park. Although on the expensive side, there are FHU sites with cable and WiFi. The pool and the lakeside setting offer plenty of recreational opportunities. - Jerry S
Feb 2017 - $48.00
Very spacious Rv park on the shoreline of Lake Livingston with fabulous sunsets and very well maintained Rv resort park. Waterfront and concrete sites, grass, strong wifi and power, playground, beach and wonderful on site restaurant. We have stayed here before. Easy drive from Houston. KOA park with on site store. Level concrete sites. - Oooooooo
Oct 2016 - $52.00
We were here a couple years ago and were happy to return. There are 3 sections of the park: Surfside down by the lake and pool is all back ins, Bridgepark by the lake and large boating parking area is also all back ins, and Tall Timbers in the terraced are away fro the lake by with great views is mostly pull through sites. There are also 4 cabins in the Surfside asrea. We had a FHU, gravel, pull through in Tall Timbers. Our site was right next to the main bathhouse (there are other bathrooms at the clubhouse and near the office) and laundry (only 3 of each machine) but that was not a problem because there were only about 20 RVs in the park. The cable TV is over 60 channels but we are still in the TV channel censorship area of the country - so no Comedy Central. Many sites appear to be satellite friendly. The Wi-Fi provider is the hated Tengo but it was worked OK since the park was fairly empty. Unfortunately, the restaurant was closed the day we were here. The staff I dealt with was friendly and helpful. I saw no sign of any recycling. The price is a bit high but this is a very nice, well run KOA. - Jerry S
21 Wolf Creek Park Road Coldspring, Texas 77331 (map) | (936) 653-4312
Sites: 80 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 23 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $25.00
Nice park on Lake Livingston. Nice that the park is closed for day use during the weekends, cuts down on traffic. My one complaint is the use of boom boxes and car radios that can be heard all off the park. Not a quiet place on Saturday afternoon. - Texan58
Oct 2016 - $24.00
We stayed on site 73. Very spacious but lots of long leaf pine needles on pad and in the grassy areas but especially under the picnic table. Evidently the leaf blowers had not been around in a while. Another pet peeve of tidy campers was the fire pit full of trash including plastic bottles. Park maintenance folks hadn't been around to clean up site and we didn't arrive until almost 4pm!
Other than those issues it is a lovely park with lots of amenities and the staff in the entry station and the store were very helpful and pleasant. Our site had a lake view. Unfortunately it was so hot and humid we didn't spend much time out of doors!
This is a great park and lake if you are fishing for cat fish. Unfortunately for us we were fishing for bass and this is not the place for them. Plus the lake is shallow so a light wind can make it very rough. Due to these issues we decided to cut our stay short. We had reserved for two separate stays and cancelled the second one. A word to the wise, be very sure of your stay, once it is booked you CANNOT get a refund. Even though we cancelled the second stay a week in advance the Trinity River Authority (who runs the lake and this campground) does not grant any refunds, EVER. I guess they think that their authority gives them a license to steal! We lost $40.00 to them! - Rick & Karen
Apr 2016 - $25.00
Wolf Creek is well maintained. They are always coming by to pick up trash.
The RV sites, sites 34-50, are on a bulkhead very near the edge of the water. Not a good location for small children. The area down by the playground, sites 1-30 are good for any age kid.
A group of campers were making noise late at night and someone came by and stopped the noise. We especially like that the curfew is enforced
Wish they would enforce the same rules during the day. People open car doors and play boom boxes. Not all of us enjoy their music. - Texan58
136 Shorewood Dr Riverside, Texas 77367 (map) | (936) 594-2511
Sites: 77 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 13 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $35.00
Nice park. Some sites are cemented and clean while some others are gravel. Staff is nice and helpful. - George Faust
Apr 2014 - $49.00
Lots of concrete but a decent place. Kinda dated. Lots of teenage oriented things. Have a wakeboard machine. Attracts younger type patrons. - MikeTyler83
Jun 2012 - $40.00
This has the potential to be a very nice campground, but the management does not maintain the campground and has not made recent improvements to the sites/park except for the cable lake. We had a level lakefront site with a beautiful view of the lake and a small swim beach right in front of our rig. The power level for the park seemed to fluctuate during the hottest part of the day due to usage (we notice our lights dimming periodically), water pressure was a low at times, and the cable TV reception was fuzzy. The other review about the dogs roaming the park is true. My dogs who were leashed in our site, were attacked (shaken up but not harmed) by the neighbor's dog who was allowed to roam the campground. We saw at least 8-10 dogs running between sites during our 2 night stay. Our site was also full of ants and cigarette butts and trash was left from previous campers on the ground. The cable lake is very nice, the fishing pier is also nice, and the pontoon boat rentals are very convenient. We would consider staying here again. - MTSHanson
371 Navaho Trl Onalaska, Texas 77360 (map) | (936) 646-3525
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 2 Reviews
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Feb 2012 - $30.00
Needs renovating, but office staff are great. Spaces too close together and a swamp when it rains, and it is too expensive for having no amenities, but it is on the water and the view is great. There is a bar there now, so don't stay there unless you don't mind hearing "boom-da-boom da boom' until 2 AM. - 3dogsnight
Jul 2009 - $30.00
A great place to stay right on Lake Livingston. Big RV spots available on the water, great views, open area. Also has 2 boat ramps, covered boat slips, marina and convenience store on premises. Has hotel next to RV Park as well. A great place to stay, will go there again. Lots of room to walk around and enjoy. Thanks. - thelandmaster
168 Butler Onalaska, Texas 77360 (map) | (877) 766-7847
Sites: 78 | Latest Rate: $43.00 | 38 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $43.00
This is a fairly well maintained family oriented resort, however the main entrance to the resort is less than welcoming, and badly needs some attention. Staff were friendly and helpful at check in. The interior roads are paved and big rig access is good. We had a long pull through concrete pad, however leveling can be a challenge as some of the pads are not overly level, fairly spacious with space for a picnic table and our towed. Some grass between sites but no privacy and there are a few shade trees scattered around the resort. We had a wonderful view of the lake and there is also a pool and small beach area. The bathrooms and laundry were modern and clean. There is a dog play park with doggie bags. WiFi was good when it was working. There are a few local places to eat, and HEB and Lowes are 12 miles away in Livingstone. This resort has a lot of permanent and seasonal campers, and most of the waterfront sites are booked way in advance, it's quiet during the week, but gets very busy at the weekends with folk from Houston. We would stay here again, it's fine as a one night stopover, but no more than that. - tobyjug
Nov 2015 - $22.00
Nightly rate shown is for a premium site with PassPort America Discount. This is our 4th visit to this lovely RV park. Since our last visit they have added a beautiful pool and splash pad for the kids. There are also Kayaks for rent to paddle around the lake. The sites are spacious with adequate grass between the sites. I did knock off a couple of stars--mainly because many of the sites are not level. The streets and pads are all concrete. The park is situated on a slight hill, and rather that level the sites, they just left them going down hill. None are as severe as the previous poster claimed (his tires were 4 feet off the ground, he stated!) Since our coach has air leveling and will not extend as far as some, I do ask for a level site when calling for reservations. We have never had a problem getting level. Over all, it is a lovely place and we always enjoy stopping and sitting out admiring the lake---even though the road noise does seem to amplify coming over the water. - TexasRee
Apr 2015 - $48.00
We thought we were going to a nice park for a long holiday weekend. The website and price led us to believe this. This park is trying, but is not there. Most of the amenities were under repair and not available. The sites are the most cramped sites that I have experienced. They are very close! The sites are terribly unlevel back to front. My rear bumper almost on the ground with the front end almost 4 feet in the air. There was no fire ring. Ground crews came through and edged the site while we were gone. They flipped grass against our trailer and all over our grill, ice maker, etc. They did not clean up after themselves. The park also had many full timers with a lot of junk about. We will not be back. - HJH
1075 Marina Dr Trinity, Texas 75862 (map) | (936) 594-3961
Sites: 65 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 8 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $40.00
The park offered us several options for our family get together so we ended up with 2 pull thru sites so we could put campers awning to awning. As for the sites this is a very rustic campgrounds (no concrete), sites are not level, dirt roads... that sort of thing. All in all the only issue we had was with the entrance road. It's very rough but to be fair that is NOT the campground's doing. The local HOA is out of business and no one spends any money on the road maintenance other than the campgrounds. - Scott936
Oct 2015 - $130.00
Once again, a really great stay. The store has expanded and the park has grown. There is now a swim beach here. They are putting in a waterfront grill and bar on the lakefront. Looks really nice and should be a lot of fun! - grh1
Sep 2014 - $40.00
Stayed here again in September. This time we stayed in a motor home. Many RV sites have been upgraded to 50 Amp so bring an adapter if you don't have one. The owners were kind enough to lend us one for our stay. The new ownership here has brought amazing changes for the better. Even though our last stay was just great, this one was even better. Our kids now have a small beach to swim in the lake. The restrooms are clean and freshly painted as are the buildings. We rented a pontoon boat and the owners gave us a guided check out tour to operate the boat and show us where the best boating was! The boats are priced fairly and are in good repair. Any time we needed anything or had questions, the owners were there to accommodate us. A great stay! We will be back. - grh1
6800 FM 356 Trinity, Texas 75862 (map) | (936) 594-5542
Sites: 78 | Latest Rate: $55.00 | 4 Reviews
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Apr 2010 - $55.00
Very well run park. Owners very friendly and cooperative. Protected as they do not allow problem people to stay in the park. It is very safe and clean. Sites are not huge but very well kept and very clean. - new2rvlivingfulltime
Aug 2009 - $25.00
There is a nice lake view, and the prevailing SE wind gives good breeze off the lake. There are plenty of trees. Sites include a concrete pad for chairs, tables, etc.The interior roads are gravel. It may be tight for large MH's & 5th wheelers but several large rigs seemed to have made it ok. - Friz
Mar 2009 - $10.00
These people are the nicest people on the planet. They have made us feel so welcome. Compared to our recent stay in Cut N Shoot where the owner was abusive and mean, these people make us feel like family. They have everything here including a small gym and right on the lake. All of the patrons are friendly which is obviously a reflection of the owner's treatment of everyone. I highly recommend this place - it's beautiful, right on the lake, and so comfy! - LWiesman
3366 State Highway 19 Huntsville, Texas 77320 (map) | (936) 439-0350
Sites: 67 | Latest Rate: $12.00 | 8 Reviews
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Dec 2014 - $12.00
I actually stayed at a monthly rate of $360. I used this place while traveling for work for about 3 months. Very clean, quiet, friendly and accolade ting staff. No WIFI, which was not a deal breaker for me. Staff rounds regularly to keep an eye on things. - Site 69
Feb 2013 - $30.00
We used this RV Park as our camping spot which allowed us to access the nearby (20 minutes away) ATV Park. So, keep in mind that is the angle I'm taking, but will try to provide you with as much information as possible. First of all, most of the spaces here are rented out to people who call this home. It seemed that they have divided the park into halves. Middle aged residents and college students on the other side. Sam Houston State University is located in the same town. The RV Park does have a recreation hall that had a pool table and ping pong available. They also had a laundromat and "mens," "woman's" restroom and showers. There is only one shower and one toilet in each, which can be time consuming. This RV Park really is set-up for permanent residents, with the occasional one nighter off the highway. In talking with the park host, friendly gentleman, they only have a few open spots for travelers looking for a spot to send the night. Although we use our shower and restroom in our fifth wheel, having five campers and additional toilet and shower comes in handy. And if the one shower/restroom in the Park is being utilized, you've just got to wait them out. The shower house was clean enough, and I did see a small set of children's swing set. We had full hook ups and everything worked as promised. The free WiFi here was quite possibly the fastest that we have ever experienced at an RV Park. The site we were given took a little back/forth for us to fit in. We are forty foot long, and combine that with a stump on one side of the entrance, a tree on the other side and a car sticking out across the road, it was tight getting in. If everyone is parked where they should be, big rigs should have no problem. There is little to no beauty here, just a solid value to stop off or to access the town of Huntsville. - stlucia
Oct 2012 - $35.00
Sites are gravel some have shade most don't. A lot of extended stay campers here. Park is clean and well kept but it is all gravel with very little grass. Restrooms are clean but a little out of the way. Laundry room is clean with plenty of washers and dryers. Staff is friendly and helpful. - Buddman
14 Marina Pt Huntsville, Texas 77320 (map) | (936) 291-6406
Sites: 17 Rv 25 t | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 3 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $30.00
Pictures lied. Sites are small, unlevel and muddy. Biting ants ALL through park. Garbage in sites, along with dog feces. Dogs running loose, No WiFi, 4 TV channels. Hook ups were ancient or not there, we had no sewer hook up on our site. Most campers appear to live there and show no respect for property. Fire ring unuseable. - Jolew
Aug 2014 - $35.00
The ad says it's the best kept secret. I can see why. I wouldn't tell anyone, even my worst enemy, about this place. The pool had more algae than the creek. I used cleaner bathrooms in the jungles of Vietnam. To say this place is the pits is giving it high praise. Stay away at all costs. - fsjac
Jun 2007 - $25.00
Very clean Family atmosphere people are excellent very helpful nice playground for the kids got pedal boats, a boat launch,pool and jacuzzi. got general store with bait and drinks and free coffee. - easttexasman63


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What do Aziza chef-owner Mourad Lahlou and Sonoma-based Moroccan food expert Paula Wolfert have in common? Not much, as it turns out. I just spent the weekend at the annual CIA Worlds of Flavor conference, where old guard and new guard rubbed shoulders, swapped recipes and took in demos on everything from Syrian pastry making to live fire grilling. It's one of the more well-organized and inspirational food conferences out there; you should consider putting it on your calendar for next year, when the theme will be street food of the world.
I stopped in to see Mourad's cooking demo on Saturday afternoon, and I had to laugh—as the chef was showing his new-fangled tools and techniques (in which sous vide figures prominently) and showcasing his modern take on Moroccan food, Paula (who Mourad counts as one of his mentors) looked over his shoulder with clear delight and amazement. The preserved lemons that Paula labors over for months? Mourad makes them in 8 hours, thanks to his immersion circulator. And what about smen, a type of aged butter used in tagines? Paula's is fermenting in an earthenware crock in her Sonoma home, while Mourad is experimenting with a way to augment butter with blue cheese to replicate the flavor in a fraction of the time. He grew up in Marrakesh, she's American—he's pushing the envelope and she's turning back time. How cool to see them together, showing two faces of culinary development.


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It all started with the Nutritional Labeling and Educational Act (NLEA) and it was wonderful for consumers who wanted to know about the nutrients in the foods and beverages they purchase. That was the year the Nutritional Facts Label became a required addition to the information made available on the packaging of a food.

The FDA has extensive rules outlined at their Food Labeling and Nutrition Overview web site. You should visit the site - nutritional information appears simple as you look at food packaging but there is a great deal of work that goes into the labeling and ingredient statement.

Manufacturers of packaged foods and beverage were also greatly affected by the introduction of 'Nutrition Facts'. It became important to minimize undesirable nutrients and maximize and highlight the desirable nutrients.

Food & Beverage Consumer Dietary Guidelines

Some nutrients are known as 'nutrients of concern'. Health authorities want us to consume less of these. They are fats, especially trans fat, and to a lesser extent total and saturated fat. Also sugars, sodium, and to a lesser extent, cholesterol. Though not classified as a nutrient, calories are also of great concern.

There are also 'nutrients to encourage'. Among them are fiber, protein, vitamins A and C, and the minerals iron and calcium.

Designing a Nutrition Facts Label

Obviously a product's recipe has the most influence on the nutritional properties and the second most influential factor is the serving size. Almost everyone wants to use a smaller size to reduce those 'nutrients of concern'. However, there are federal regulations about serving size for most categories of foods and beverages. When designing food & beverage packaging many food entrepreneurs overlook the importance of proper Nutrition Facts Label design and its importance in getting your product off the shelf.

Several months ago I was asked to prepare the Nutritional Facts Label for a new product launch of a single serving chocolate cupcake with chocolate icing. It had lots of butter and chocolate and could be described as big, decadent, luscious - cupcakes are viewed as an affordable indulgence.

Upon seeing the numbers that would appear in the Nutritional Facts Label it could also be described as a heart attack in a cupcake! The Nutrition Facts Panel would have shown:

A whopping 770 calories

70% of the daily allowances for total fat

63 % of the daily allowance of saturated fat

33 percent of the maximum acceptable daily intake for sodium

This was a recipe for a new product launch failure.

Let's see the Before and After transformation of this product - it's amazing!

New Product Development May Involve Product Reformulation

Abington Nutrition Services performed extensive "surgery" and reformulation.

The cupcake was reduced in weight from 5 to 3.5 ounces and the very generous portion of icing was cut by almost half. Truth be told, the icing was over-whelming the cake.

The cupcake contained a commercial leavening preparation which was high in sodium, which is typical of leavening. In addition, baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) was also in the formulation. By removing the baking soda the final texture was almost the same, the flavor was better and the amount of sodium was reduced.

The new product development reformulation of the chocolate cupcake had 480 calories, 33 percent of the daily allowance for saturated fat, and 15 percent of the maximum accept-able daily intake for sodium. Notice the Nutrition Facts Panel before and after the drastic revisions.

Nutrition Label Before and After

The reformulation created a new cupcake still had a visually impressive appearance. The smaller size had a new selling price was much more competitive with other single serving desserts - a deal breaker when pitching to the retail buyer is being outside of the competitive price points for your product category.

Nutrition Facts Panel - A Valuable Marketing Tool

As this example illustrates, the introduction of Nutrition Facts Panel has made targeting the nutritional values an essential aspect in developing and marketing a new food or beverage product.

There are nutrition facts software packages for purchase but there are many free online tools available to make estimates of the nutritional content based on a product's recipe. A valuable site is www.nutritiondata.com.

Use a Professional before Printing Your Packaging

Nutritional Facts Labels are an important part of your food & beverage packaging and critical in 2 areas.

(1) Consumers - Consumers trust that the nutrition facts panel is accurate; consumers use this information when making their food and beverage selections. Trust is part of brand imaging and this is not the area to scrimp; once you lose consumer trust is almost impossible to recapture it.

(2) Regulatory agencies - both state and federal occasionally select random foods products from the retail supermarket shelves and analyze them for accurate nutritional labeling. These same authorities also respond to consumer complaints about nutrition labeling and will use your nutrition facts panel in the investigation. Read the KIND Bar story for an example of how important accurate labeling is.

Once a final recipe has been approved it is best to have a professional prepare the Nutrition Facts Panel, create a compliant ingredient list and declare any allergens that may exist. They can handle sending all of this information directly to your packaging designer or packaging supplier.

Richard Perlmutter is founder of Abington Nutrition Services LLC, Elizabeth, NJ. He is a member of the American Dietetic Association, the nation's largest organization of nutrition professionals. He may be reached at richard@abingtonns.com.


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Sunday, February 26, 2017
this is the deal
If you only recently "discovered" or "learned" or "realized" that Hillary Clinton is worse than Dubya Bush despite overt D vs R shenanigans, why do you stop there, and assume that the Ds are bad just because they put Hillary Clinton up in November 2016?
Why do you assume the Ds were at any point your friend?
They weren't. Not ever.
Is it because acknowledgment of this simple fact makes you realize, hey, I've been duped the entire time I thought I'd made the superior choice ?
When your vaunted public schools taught you that FDR's New Deal was Progress Embodied and also the lodestone for all forms of Progress henceforth from the New Deal's inception, did you actually think this was the truth, and not just what the Ds wanted you to think so they'd have their toehold for power climbing?
Why do you still harbor the delusion --the D-fabricated illusion-- that only the Rs play dirty and lie?
When you objectively research partisan politics in the history of the US Govt's workings, you should start to see that wars were begun eagerly by the Party of Progress. Your D heroes.
You should start to see that the "environmental" acts of the US Govt mostly were instigated by Rs. And that the weakening of such Federal positions and actions, thereafter, was mostly undertaken by Ds.
Did you need a fake scrivener who used to call himself "Jack Crow" to convince you that I'm saying what's true?
Why is that?
Is it because you never really knew anything and, instead, just parroted what you assumed all good noble humanist-/progressive-thinking people should believe/know/advocate?
Is it because symbols and sales pitches gulled you, even though you posture as a supremely intellectual skeptic with refined sensibilities?
Do you really think people, human beings in America I mean, for the most part really do prefer "kindness" in social engagement, and in accretions and assertions of power?
I don't think you pay much attention to anything, and I don't think you know yourself very well either.
Perhaps this is because you live inside a fabricated reality.
Maybe you should ask why this surrealism was first created, inside your mind, as part of your outlook.
Investigate why your "learned elders" groomed you as they did.
And really: stop blaming everyone but yourself.
It's what worked for me.
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16 comments:
- Chet Redweld said...
Top form, Hy.
- February 26, 2017 at 9:49 AM
- Karl Franz Ochstradt said...
Most improved talent on the UNSF roster. That was Master Blaster, Hy. Nice work.
- February 26, 2017 at 9:53 AM
- Clueless Jeff Popovich said...
Trump's job is to make sure a true anti-neoliberal populism never arises. With Democrats as allies, he no doubt will succeed.
- February 26, 2017 at 9:59 AM
- Charles F. Oxtrot said...
I'm sure Trump made Chalupa ignorant. It's all Trump's fault. If not for Trump, everyone who thinks like Chalupa would rally and we'd have the First International, Gauche American Style.
People who mime as Leftists actually are the kindest of all. Leftists haven't ever conducted death strikes -- neither fast and surgical nor slow-burning and decimating. Leftists actually are motivated by kindness, bro. Holistic, all-encompassing love for everyone.
This is Leftism's legacy: overweening Leo Buscaglia-esque World Hugging.
We'd have that now, but we have one simple problem.
Who isn't leftist.
- February 26, 2017 at 10:04 AM
- Clueless Jeff Popovich said...
But...but...but...I saw that the 2016 D Party is neoLiberal!
That's a big accomplishment, right?
I finally grasped neoLiberalism.
That's really the crux, isn't it?
- February 26, 2017 at 10:06 AM
- Chet Redweld said...
Jeff, to use a golf metaphor:
Grasping "neoLiberalism" as an actual construct or theory of governance is about like having your first drive, on the first tee, land in the fairway.
18 holes to a round.
And you're barely started.
Before you address the ball for your 2d shot, you should examine whether "neoLiberalism" is just another name for something that's been going on for a long time.
Since Hole 1 is a Par 4, the examination I mention could help you put one close to the pin for your approach. Maybe earn a birdie on Hole 1.
- February 26, 2017 at 10:09 AM
- Paul Behrer said...
Imagine how many times Chalupa had to hit a Hole 1, First Drive before he landed in the fairway.
Tens of thousands?
The little chihuahua may imagine himself Chi Chi in a straw Panama Hat, but he's really hackalicious. Couldn't even win a minor tourney in Wedontgolf, USA, let alone earn a PGA Tour Card, much less qualify at a PGA major. And we know he's not going to win a major.
This, I think, is where he begins to pretend that he's always known - forever.
- February 26, 2017 at 10:14 AM
- Karl Franz Ochstradt said...
Fuckin' Ding-Dong. Thinks because he was a Simulated Beaver and a member of the IOZ-era Crispy's Clubhouse team-snark blog, he always knew.
Even when his 3d grade Political Satire resonated with other 3d grade thinkers, he was aiming at the wrong targets and using the wrong weapons.
He's still just a passenger on the HMS Chalupa Narcissus, a luxury liner that sells itself as the 21st Century Love Boat (TM Aaron Spelling) and is propelled by narcissistic supply.
No way I was ever wrong, I was one of the Kool Kids back when IOZ was Kool Kid Central!, brags our little chihuahua.
- February 26, 2017 at 10:23 AM
- Charles F. Oxtrot said...
Didn't even know he was being trolled for positive future reviews by the Pride of Pittsburgh himself, little Jake Backpack.
- February 26, 2017 at 10:27 AM
- Paul Behrer said...
But he always knew.
- February 26, 2017 at 10:27 AM
- Clueless Jeff Popovich said...
I had to be a Dipshit Progressive in praxis, while holding fast to Marxist-Leninist Communism in spirit. I had to. I was raising Planet. Being an XY Mother to Planet meant feelings came first, and Marx Knows, I'm both paranoid as fuck and deluded on what are the sources of social friction and inequality.
All parents naturally gravitate toward Nanny State Progressivism, because who really wants to raise a child? Nobody.
Most humans want to be free to pursue sex and bacchanalic artistic reverie, and it takes a village to raise a child, so it's best to leave everything to the Nanny State.
Otherwise, everyone will be a hateful bigot who doesn't understand the Kind.
Such as we have right now with Trump on the R side and FDR-betraying neoLibs on the D side.
As soon as me and the other Marxist-Leninists get the ear of the DNC, we'll push things back to the FDR Golden Standard.
I predict we'll make it happen by 2020's election. There's already nationwide proof of Rising Up by fellow Kind-lovers.
- February 26, 2017 at 10:33 AM
- Chet Redweld said...
A millimeter forward.
A million kilometers backward.
Good job, Jeff.
At least you can tell your mirror's reflection that you're still an artist, even if in that dimension, you're just a sad parrot of whomever you've gathered is envied by the Kool Kids.
- February 26, 2017 at 10:36 AM
- Charles F. Oxtrot said...
If I stay with Chet's golf metaphor, this course is par 72 and I'm going to be very surprised if Chalupa winds up his round with fewer than 350 shots.
At some point we'll get an iPhone picture of a ball around 30" from the hole. Chalupa will post this suggesting he's about to putt for eagle, but actually he will lay 7 at the time of the shot.
- February 26, 2017 at 10:55 AM
- Paul Behrer said...
You think he can get on the green in 7, Chuck?
Doubtful, even on a 130 yds Par 3.
In his mind, though: Hole in one, times 18.
- February 26, 2017 at 10:56 AM
- Clueless Jeff Popovich said...
And really: stop blaming everyone but yourself.
BLCKDGRD the blog
BLCKDGRD the twitter artiste
both admit My Complicity all the time.
Every time I give a HATED IT! to Trump or other Repugnican, I'm not really still partisan despite my protestations of post-D-cuz-I-grokked-neoLib.
Truly: always, I have known.
My misreads as a blogger and tweeter are COMEDY, son. I'm funnier and smarter than you ever will be. Seen it all from the Reference Desk, you sick reactionary Bircher Randite.
This dull, mild inversion of my true politics is WINNING.
Especially since Jon Schwarz stopped doing exactly the same thing.
- February 26, 2017 at 11:08 AM
- Karl Franz Ochstradt said...
Maybe if Chalupa's cats put on Flea Collars, that will force Chalupa to finally be the dog?
Can we get a Garrett Park Concrete Wilderness Ranger to collar the Chez Chalupa Feline Army?
Should be easy: go to Neighborhood Watch meeting, accuse cats of spreading horrible viruses that even Hand Sanitizer can't vanquish, because they're hosts for virally infested fleas. The GP Pwoggies will drop what they're doing to go find and collar every uncollared cat in North Bethesda, West Bethesda, East Bethesda, South Bethesda, and Bethesda-Bethesda.
- February 26, 2017 at 11:13 AM


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She panted as she tried to catch her breath while standing on the roof of her mother's house. 'Man, I need to start working out more.' When she heard the door to the bedroom get kicked in, she held her breath to keep from giving herself away.
'Whew, that was closer than it needed to be,' she thought. Once she heard talking underneath her, she began to quietly move to another part of the building. Hopefully her Inuyasha would come and get her down soon. She settled down and opened the yellow back pack that was her old friend. She started sorting through it just to see what she could find. There was the usual school books, which she would actually have to crack open tonight if she was going to replace herself at school the next day. Bleh, how many times had she went to school now? Too many to count. Beyond the school books, there was a change of clothes that hadn't been taken out of the bag yet. There was a set of crayons. She smiled 'Must be Shippo's.' She saw some loose paper at the bottom and picked it up, thinking it may be one of Shippo's old drawings. Instead, one of them was an ofuda. It looked like one that Miroku must have made. Young Kagome didn't hand out with many priests.
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Inuyasha held her and rocked her some, "I know, koi, I know. I've got an idea though. It's not as great as seeing them in person, but it's the next best thing."
Kagome sniffled, "W..what?"
Inuyasha smirked and seemingly changed the subject, "Oi, that's the same bag you always took to the past, right? And it was always the same one?"
"Ok, so we bug it with mini cameras. Sessh said he'd help me out. We rig up a bunch of little cameras that are sound and motion activated. Set some up on staggering timers so when one's battery dies the next one is already up and running. We'll just have to get access to the bag occasionally to swap them out. That should get us video and audio of Miroku and Sango and maybe a few of our battles too. I would rather have them here too, but we can take this chance to capture them in action, so to speak."
Kagome just looked at him in shock, then laughed a bit, "Huh. And you always called me a 'sneaky wench."
"Keh, where do you think I learned it from?" which earned him a hit on the arm. "Come on, let's do something about the front door while the idiot is occupied." She nodded and he scooped her and the bag up to jump down to the ground. Inuyasha set her down and dug in his pocket for his wallet. He took out enough yen to cover the repairs to the house his past-self damaged and placed it where Mrs. Higarashi would find it. Then he picked up the door and had Kagome hold it in place. He picked up a board that he had brought with him and using his hand, he slowly pushed a nail through the wood and the door. He repeated the process to attach it to the doorframe. This way there was no hammering noise and the house was secured while the two rutted upstairs.
When he was done, they made their way to their car and drove off.
That night, he emptied Kagome's old back pack and took it to his brother's place. Kagome was staying behind to study for a test that she was going to take for her past-self while the past-couple sorted out their new relationship.
Inuyasha went up to his brother's door and rang the bell. The door opened after a moment, and a small man was standing there.
"Yeah, what do you want?" he asked rather rudely.
"Look you little toad," Inuyasha threatened, "Sesshomaru is expecting me, so you better let me in."
"I doubt my Lord would have anything to do with you, half-breed."
Before Inuyasha could growl anything out there was a voice behind the little man, "Jaken. That's enough."
Jaken jumped and turned around in one fluid move, "Yes, mi'Lord." Inuyasha just stepped past him and walked to the figure standing further back in the doorway.
"Oi, haven't you taught him better by now, Bastard?" Inuyasha asked his half-brother.
"You seem to bring out the worst in him, Hanyou," Sesshomaru replied in that monotone voice he enjoys using. "Come." And with that, the half-brothers proceeded down the hall-way to a small workshop.
The two had come to terms over the years, and even if they weren't the best of friends they did have a relationship now that Inuyasha could never dream of back when they were hunting Naraku. They still insulted each other, but the words lacked the bite that they used to have. It was more affectionate teasing, not that either of the brothers would admit that if you cornered them.
They got to the workshop and Inuyasha put the beat-up old back pack on the table. "Well, this is it."
Sesshomaru shook his head, "I still find it hard to believe that your miko is originally from this time period and you had a portal to travel back and forth."
"Yeah, tell that to the shares of Microsoft that you purchased back when it was a start-up. I believe my Kagome suggested that one to you."
"Hn." Sesshomaru turned and grabbed a box of small cameras. "This would of course be easier if the miko would be aware of the cameras."
"Absolutely out of the question. This has to be super-secret and very well hidden. And quiet. I can't have past me or past you for that matter hearing any gears turning."
"I assure you if 'past me' heard any gears turning I would have ignored it. I was not so interested in you or your pack at the time."
"Does that mean you did hear something?"
"Not that I recall. Hand me that thread ripper." The two worked for several hours through the night to get all the cameras installed and working properly. When they were satisfied, Sesshomaru went to get Rin who would be better at stitching up the bag where they had to tear it apart.
Rin entered the workshop followed by her mate. She smiled, "Inuyasha, how nice to see you again. You and Kagome should come by more often. We miss seeing you."
Inuyasha smiled back at the woman who had finally managed to melt his brother's heart. "Yeah, well. We've been busy you know?"
"Oh stop, you're never too busy for family. Right, Sessh?"
"Back to monosyllables again, I see. Well, what did you need me for, Sessh?" Rin continued. Inuyasha always thought it was funny to watch her be so talkative with his brother's markings on her face. It sometimes amused him to try to imagine her with white hair and pretend it was his brother doing all the talking.
Inuyasha pointed at the bag and asked her to fix what they had to tear up. She agreed and managed to get all the tears sewn up shortly before dawn. Inuyasha took the bag and rushed it back to his Kagome so she could use it to go to school.
Kagome for her part was nervous. She was about to see people she hadn't seen in over 500 years and she had to act like she just spoke with them yesterday. At least with her past-self getting sick and passing out in class yesterday ought to help with her spotty memory. She could always play the disorientation angle. Inuyasha arrived and handed her the old yellow back pack. She grinned and looked it over.
"It looks just the same!"
"Keh, well, it's not. It's all spy-camera'ed out."
"This is great, Inuyasha! Have I told you that you are the most wonderful, caring, loving person in the world?"
"Feh. Not recently."
She smirked at him and slowly raised herself up to give him a kiss. "Well you are. And I plan on thanking you properly tonight."
"I need to go to school. How do I look? Can you carry me?" Kagome ran off to stuff all the stuff back into the bag, along with several disposable cameras for past Kagome to use.
"Sure, Bitch. Need me to pick you up too?"
"Nah, just meet me near the shrine so we can put this bag back."
Not long afterwards, Kagome was standing in front of the school she was attending when her life was changed forever. She felt a full circle moment before deciding to enter. She would take notes, take the test and interact with her old friends as little as possible. Just be a warm body. Try to look a little out of it.
She didn't get very far with her mental coaching before she heard three voices yell out, "Kagome!" She sighed, put on a fake smile and turned around, "Hey guys," she replied.
"Kagome, are you ok?
"What happened yesterday?"
"Shouldn't you be at the doctor's?" The three girls bombarded her with questions.
Kagome raised her hands in a peaceful gesture, "Whoa, whoa. I'm fine. Really. I just pushed myself too hard yesterday." Her lips twitched as she mentally snickered at that.
"Ok, well don't wear yourself out today. And you still owe Ayumi lunch at WacDonald's today."
"Oh, yeah, I almost forgot," she replied with a fake laugh. 'Great. So much for minimal interaction. Hopefully I can keep the conversation off of me.' "Well, let's get going," she continued as she headed into the school. At least she could follow the girls to the correct classroom…
Kagome breezed through the school day and the history test was super-easy. She had lived through that time period after all. She didn't even have many problems eating with her old friends at Wacdonald's after school. She managed to avoid all the awkward questions and deflect others. She even managed to get away from them so they didn't walk her 'home.'
Soon, she arrived at the gates of the shrine and saw her Inuyasha waiting on her. A smile lit her face and she ran up to greet him. "Hey handsome. How are the children?"
He smirked, "The idiot and his mate have been holed up in your room all day. Ready to drop off the bag?"
"Where should we put it? I don't think we can slip it into her room…"
"Keh. We'll put it downstairs somewhere. She was out of it when I took her home from school and as long as it's in the house, she'll be fine." Kagome nodded as they headed up the shrine stairs. When they reached the top, she handed the bag to Inuyasha and he went to sneak into the house to place it where it would be found.
A couple minutes later, he came back and wrapped his arms around his mate. "All done." She smiled up at him.
"Hmm… we should really thank that oni and his stupid club dust. It changed my cycle and got you all hot and bothered. Because of him, we got mated and had our first three children. And you stopped being scared of your youkai. All good things."
He laughed, "I seem to remember someone cursing at carrying then raising a set of hanyou triplets."
She smiled, "Well, good things after they turned 12 or so. You sure do know how to breed little hellions."
"Keh, well I had some help."
She smiled, "Let's go home. I believe I have a promise to keep."
He smiled back at her and took her hand as they left.


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|2,100 sq. ft.
|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|3 - 5 nights
Come away from it all....catch your breath.
Six miles from the bustle of Boothbay Harbor is a peaceful waterfront retreat, set among rolling fields, meandering stone walls and richly colored perennial gardens........imagine a place that evokes your fondest memories....and brings your vacation dreams to bold colorful life....
The estate consists of four New England-style buildings: the main Farmhouse and historic, 200 year-old Homer Jones barn; a centrally-located garden shed, surrounded by gardens; a charming, renovated 1800s Cape and the Gallery Barn.
The Antique Cape combines new convenience with its historical heritage, with an exterior wrap-around porch and dormers, and a private back deck with great views of the shady woodland, home of the reclusive Lady Slipper, the apple orchard and the Gallery Barn. Inside, the first floor holds a comfortable, fully-equipped kitchen, dining room and living Room, all set off with the original pumpkin pine flooring, and furnished with antiques. There is also a first floor bedroom, the Garnet which has a Full-sized bed, and private bath. The Garnet and living rooms face the courtyard, the Farmhouse and the river. A cozy computer nook at the top of the stairs also faces the courtyard and is one of the best spots to pick up the WiFli.
On the second floor are four additional bedrooms with three private baths. The Ruby Peridot suite, a Queen bed in the Ruby room, with a privacy-shaded French door leading into the Peridot, twin room, share the Ruby Peridot bath.
The Turquoise, with a Full oak sleigh-bed, facing across the Back River Road to nine acres of woodlands, also with private bath.
And the third, the Butterscotch Amber bedroom, with two twin beds, its own sitting room and with the unique bath with both clawfoot tub and shower.
Wake to birdsong in the apple trees and early morning fog on the Back River....then make yourself delicious coffee and a hearty, healthy breakfast in the fully-equipped kitchen in the recently renovated 1800s Cape.
Wander 15 acres of gardens and woodland trails....borrow a sit-on-top kayak or an inflatable boat to paddle with local seals....enjoy games, ride bikes, meet our friendly bald eagles and other critters.....watch the Maine painted turtles or listen to frogs on the freshwater pond......wander the park-like grounds.....take a cool dip or a sail on the river....
Refreshed, venture out into the Boothbay region to join a tour boat to see whales or puffins, or to go lobstering, shop, view our many art galleries, try some local restaurants and generally have a memorable visit. The Coastal Maine Botanical Garden is only 4 miles away! So is the world-class Boothbay Harbor Country Club golf course! Or try hiking at any of the 13 preserves within 10 miles of this home.
At the end of the day, imagine coming 'home' to a snack and drink on the wrap-around porch....a good book in the hammock.....a sunset through the windows....and a long, delicious sleep in one of your five lovely bedrooms with four private baths, colorful bedding, paddle fans, cable TV, WiFli.
Or come home to a peaceful evening in one of your five elegant bedrooms with private bath, colorful bedding, paddle fans, cable TV, WiFli....in the Farmhouse across the courtyard.
When the buildings are not rented to vacation rental guests, they are offered in the B&B style...in either case, it's the perfect destination for a personal retreat, family or school reunion, wedding or other gathering event. See more by googling Bold Colorful Life Estate and Retreat Center.
Renewed again, live your bold and colorful life!
Both buildings available year-round.
Keywords: House, estate
I've been saving for my 'dream house' for 40 years....and I fell in love with kayaking about 8 years ago. After a five year search through waterfront properties in CT, the Adirondacks, MA, NH and finally ME, this was the property that offered the combination of things I'd been seeking. And it was perfect for building vacation rentals so that the awesome environment could be shared.
The setting is idyllic...with fields, woods, many perennial gardens, apple trees, lilac trees and old stone walls wandering down to the Back River. There are 15 acres of land, facing west for sunsets, on the protected waterfront of Maine and with a big freshwater pond and woodlands. The whole estate sits atop Maine ledge, which is sculpted to fall gently towards the water.
It's in an area where I am able, in the 'off-season', to offer weekend and week-long retreats that combine personal growth, spirituality and 'back to nature' events, including hiking, paddling and exploring the nearby Botanical Gardens. And I want to share this beauty with as many people who love Nature and the wild, wonderful aspects of Maine as possible...so vacation rentals are the perfect answer.
Melissa Thornton, Owner purchased this estate in 2006
Mother Nature has shaped this property to be both elegant and beautiful...the buildings are on the plateau at the top of the estate and the lawns and gardens, stone walls and woodlands slope gently down and down to the Back River. A great Blue Heron often visits the freshwater pond; then flies off towards the river. Our local pair of bald eagles are seen wheeling overhead regularly as the tides change. A huge porcupine was seen at the south end of the property recently and we have visits from foxes and deer, ospreys and hawks.
The property has a healing energy which most people feel the moment they step onto it. A visit here fills the vision with color, the spirits with hope and the body with calm and peace.
The Boothbay peninsula offers the perfect getaway. The area is naturally breath-taking, with forests and fields, farms and gardens, brash rocky coastline and gentle coves and lakes. Boothbay Harbor is a charming town with lots of engaging activities and it's just six miles down the road. This is the area to go shopping, visit galleries and craft fairs, sample local fare at great restaurants, enjoy deep water activities like whale watching and lobster-boating.
And there are natural bonuses: 13 nature preserves for hiking within 10 miles---5 within 5 miles---one within 1/2 mile; a world-class Botanical Garden within 4 miles; kayaking possibilities in rivers and lakes and the Atlantic. We also have a world-class golf course 4 miles away.
The Rockland/Camden area and Freeport shopping are within an hour's drive in either direction; and my favorite Maine park, Acadia National Park is just under three hours away. Nova Scotia and Prince Edward island, both favorite parts of Canada, are nearby too…
The Bold Colorful Life Estate is also a Retreat Center, so plan to join us for a Retreat for personal growth, renewal and spiritual centering...The Bold Colorful Life Gallery offers colorful elegant jewelry, stunning natural photographs, and dramatic works of art in oil and pastel to our rental guests...when it's open.
We had a spectacular time at the Waterfront Cape. The house has everything one would need and a short drive into the Harbor. We spent all of our time outdoors grilling on the deck, kayaking, exploring the grounds/waterfront and enjoying the campfire. Melissa was an excellent host. She was easily accessible and accommodating during our stay and gave us the inside scoop on the surrounding area . I definitely look forward to my next trip to Boothbay as the town has so much to offer.
What a fantastic place to stay. This house built in the 1800's is phenomenal. Quaint historical house with a property that allows you to explore and feel like you are in your own home. Would stay many times over. The house has lots of personality and can work for all types of families. Our kids ranged from 13 to 23 and all had lots to do and relax with nature while exploring the beautiful surrounding towns. Thx Melissa for being such a great hostess.
Our family of 6 stayed in the 5 Bedroom restored Cape. We had plenty of room to stretch out and relax. The lovingly restored rooms had a great mix of old world charm and modern amenities. The beautiful fifteen acre property is situated on the Back River and has flower gardens, vegetable gardens, a stone fire pit, wild turkeys, (friendly) foxes, and if you're lucky to spot them, bald eagles. But our favorite feature of the property was its owner, Melissa. She was such a wonderful host, friendly, caring, and attentive but not at all intrusive. She gave us the inside scoop on the area, what to do and where to go based on our interests. This made our first stay in Boothbay perfect. We will definitely be back.
Absolutely wonderful stay in the Cape! Beautiful and peaceful setting with so much to do right on the property. My family thoroughly enjoyed our visit! The house was clean and comfortable and so charming. It felt like home. I highly recommend!
This has been my 2nd trip to BoldColorLife Inn and each time I feel like I am transported to a safe haven. We stayed at the Cape in the Butterscotch Amber suite. We had our own bathroom with a wonderful tub or shower. The coziness of the Cape is such a warm, relaxing feeling that you immediately feel less stressed. The morning breakfast in the dining area is a treat and just starts the day off right for whatever adventures await. You can't miss a trip to Boldcolorlife Inn and once you're experienced it you will only want more!
Our group of 16 rented out both the Cape and the Farmhouse for a family wedding being held nearby. 8 adults, 8 children in all. What a treat to all be in close proximity to each other yet have space to spread out. The property is absolutely beautiful with a leisurely walk to the water frontage where we kayaked and bird-watched. Benches & picnic tables were thoughtfully placed throughout the paths, and the children loved looking at the Maine Painted Turtles and frogs in the freshwater pond. We even saw a porcupine under the apple tree late at night!
The Cape house dates from the 1800's and has been lovingly restored. It does maintain quite alot of character yet is comfortable and safe. The kitchen is plentifully stocked, and we wished we could have stayed a week to take advantage of all the cookware, etc. Each bedroom has a delightful theme, and the children enjoyed having their own little nooks for exploring and sleeping.
Other reviews mention the policies and introductory tour . . . making us a bit wary. But the owner was very kind and engaging. The tour helped us to take advantage of the amenities both on the property and in Boothbay. And quite frankly, if I had a property this beautiful and historic, I would want to make sure it stayed that way too. For the remainder of our visit, we felt like we had the property to ourselves, but the owner was available by cell or email for questions -- perfect for us.
We would definitely return to this property again, perhaps renting the Farmhouse next time for a change of scenery. Thank you, M, for sharing your beautiful piece of Maine with our family.
Come away from it all....catch your breath. Wander 15 acres of estate gardens and woodland trails....borrow a sit-on-top kayak or an inflatable boat to paddle with local seals....meet our friendly bald eagles and other critters....listen to the loons on a River View bench...play croquet or badminton on the many lawns....watch the Maine painted turtles or listen to frogs on the freshwater pond....wander the park-like grounds....take a cool dip or sail on the river...enjoy a book in a hammock. Refreshed, venture out into the Boothbay region.
Close proximity to ocean, restaurants, mini-golf, boating, world-class golfing, the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens and every kind of shopping and gallery. There are 13 hiking preserves within 10 miles, freshwater swimming and ice fishing at Knickerbocker Lake, 3 miles down the road. There are small Maine beaches within 10 miles and large ones within an hour's scenic drive. Other Activities: Shopping, Kayaking, Boating, Wildlife Viewing, Hiking, Health/Beauty Spa, Horseshoes, Mini Golf, Antique museum and Railway Village, State Aquarium, tours to see islands, puffins, whales and lobster boats. There's a year-round Opera house, movie theatre and Historical Society. And did we mention the local restaurants and shops???
The Bold Colorful Life Gallery offers colorful elegant jewelry, stunning natural photographs, and dramatic works of art in oil and pastel to our rental guests....when it is open.
The Bold Colorful Life Estate is also a Retreat Center, so plan to join us for a Retreat for personal growth, renewal and spiritual centering...
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
|Monthly *
Spring Blossoms 2017
Apr 28 2017 - Jun 8 2017
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 9 guests; add $25 per night, per additional guest
Summer Peak 2017
Jun 9 2017 - Sep 14 2017
5 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 9 guests; add $25 per night, per additional guest
Fall Colors 2017
Sep 15 2017 - Oct 26 2017
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 9 guests; add $25 per night, per additional guest
Off Season 2017-18
Oct 27 2017 - May 3 2018
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 9 guests; add $25 per night, per additional guest
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 9 guests; add $25 per night, per additional guest
|Refundable damage deposit
|Tax Rate
All guests are required to fill out, sign and send a contract for the rental terms. The address is 802 Back River Rd., Boothbay, ME 04537
Rates are subject to change until reservation is confirmed.
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.


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You Could Have Killed Him.
"I didn't mean to snap like that. Sorry."
I turned away from him to look out the window. I didn't want him to see the tears. "You could have killed him." My voice cracked and betrayed me. So much for not
wanting him to know I was crying.
He shifted in his seat awkwardly, "I wanted to..."
"What!?" I turned on him, shocked out of my embarrassment. "You can't say that! Sure he was an absolute dick- um, nasty person, but you can't go about killing people just because of that."
"That was not the only reason for me wanting to severely hurt him, Gabby." He stated calmly.
I cocked my head to one side, confused. What did he mean by that? "So... what was the other reason?" It was most likely frightfully obvious, but, like he and Jesse had both made perfectly clear before, I was stupid.
"You couldn't tell I was hungry then?" He replied sarcastically.
"Oh." That was the only thing I could think of to say. It was obvious, but I was still pissed off. Then the tears welled up and once again overflowed.


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INSTEAD of moving and throwing the right jab that confused Evander Holyfield three years ago, Michael Moorer decided to stand there and fight. And against Evander Holyfield, now the two-thirds heavyweight champion, standing there and fighting is a mistake, as Mike Tyson twice discovered.
In the fifth round, Moorer suddenly wasn't standing there anymore. He wasn't fighting anymore, either. He had been knocked down. In both the seventh and eighth rounds, he was knocked down twice.
Before the bell rang for the ninth round, Referee Mitch Halpern stopped Saturday night's brawl on the advice of the ring physician, Dr. Flip Homansky, and on the advice of his own sense of mercy.
Holyfield's straight right hands and right uppercuts had ended the fight up there in the ring.
But now boxing's real fight begins -- the negotiations for what boxing needs, a heavyweight title unification bout next year between Holyfield, who now wears both the World Boxing Association belt and the International Boxing Federation belt, and Lennox Lewis, the World Boxing Council champion.Continue reading the main story
Holyfield wants it. Lewis wants it. All of boxing's pay-per-viewers want it.
''Lennox Lewis is the only fighter I haven't fought,'' Holyfield said, meaning the only quality heavyweight he hasn't fought. ''I look forward to matching skills with Lennox Lewis. That's the only thing that's driving me now.''
And if Holyfield, now 35, were to conquer Lewis, he would establish himself as the most respected heavyweight champion since Muhammad Ali -- more respected than Larry Holmes, much more respected than Tyson.
And if Holyfield unifies the title, he has indicated that he might devote himself to his Holy Warriors evangelical crusade.
''Evander is walking with God these days, and that makes him stronger,'' Lewis was saying yesterday, ''but I believe I can take Evander within three rounds. If he holds up beyond that, he'll take a lot of punches. I'm 6-5 and 245. He's never been in with a man who can do so many things.''
But boxing being what it is, those negotiations won't be nearly as straight as Holyfield's right hand was in wrecking Moorer, maybe too heavy at a plump 223 pounds to move the way he should have.
Boxing is much more than rival fighters. Boxing is rival promoters and rival cable networks and rival boxing politicians snarling as if they were lions in a circus act. And boxing's only lion tamer is money, as in however many millions the market will bear.
It would seem so simple: Holyfield versus Lewis to unify the heavyweight title for the first time since Riddick Bowe, after dethroning Holyfield in 1992, tossed his W.B.C. belt into a trash can in London.
But it's not that simple. Don King, who has a piece of Holyfield's future fights, is aligned with Showtime while Dino Duva of Main Events and Panos Eliades, who promotes Lewis, are aligned with Home Box Office. Then there are the W.B.A., I.B.F. and W.B.C. politicians who decree mandatory defenses for their champions.
''We have until May before the mandatories come up,'' Duva said. ''The mandatories are not an issue.''
But if the negotiations drag, and with so many millions at stake they usually do drag, the mandatories will be an issue. That's why Eliades talked about how these negotiations must be settled in the next three weeks for a Holyfield-Lewis bout to happen in March or April.
King, the subject of what he called an HBO ''smear'' film that will be shown Saturday night while Showtime is showing a replay of the Holyfield-Moorer fight, has acknowledged his willingness to return to HBO if Holyfield's price is right.
But the right price for Holyfield's guaranteed millions might not leave enough for the right price for Lewis's guaranteed millions. Eliades acknowledged he would be willing to take 40 percent of the fighters' guarantee with Holyfield getting 60 percent. But if King demands more than 60 percent for Holyfield, then there's a problem.
''Several things could block this fight,'' Lewis's manager, Frank Maloney, said, ''but the biggest one is egos.''
He meant the egos of the lions in the circus act, not the egos of the fighters. As much as Holyfield wants to unify the title, he wouldn't and couldn't guarantee that he will fight Lewis next year.
''I can't do that,'' he said. ''I'm not the promoters.''
No, he's just a fighter who wants to affirm his stature as the most respected heavyweight champion since Ali. He's already that rare gladiator who enjoys the fight for the fight.
''I'd like to thank everybody,'' he said, ''for making this a pleasant fight.''
Pleasant -- a strange word for this brutal business. But pleasant won't be the word for an even more brutal business, the negotiations for a heavyweight unification fight.Continue reading the main story


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Cadillac or competing brand model ? Why ? Discussion, Whoa... Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT... in Item Specific Cadillac Discussion; Yeah, you do have a point. Most SUV's these days only go to the grocery store and back home again. ...
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Yeah, you do have a point. Most SUV's these days only go to the grocery store and back home again. I just think that with the problems some of these companies have had lately, they might invest their time, into building a product, that is more people would buy. Like when is GM going to come out with a new Camaro? We all know the SSR was a total flop. I think I'm a bit bias towards the TrailBlazer, because my a**hole neighbor who I really, really hate drives one.
I guess I'll just have to wait and see what happens when they come out. Maybe they will be a big hit, maybe not. I just hope nobody rolls one at 100mph on the highway, cause they think it will handles like a sports car. If they listed them as a limited production run, that would certainly draw in more customers. I wonder how they are going to market them?
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Re: Whoa... Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT...Toss historical reliability of a product out the window? I think not, and while I didnt bring up specific problems to the Trailblazer, it has its own set of issues for sure. Now thats with the Vortec V6 primarily (the V8 is more reliable),
There is no such thing as a TrailBlazer with a V6 since they became a seperate model in '02!
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In the name of better understanding .....
Since New Years I have developed a problem with one leg. I limp a little,
and have lost full strength of the leg. I have a non-operable cyst between two bones. I need to apply ice pack to it 2 x a day. We (the Drs.) are not sure if it's permanent or may go away at some time in the future.
That said....
One side effect is that it's very difficult to lower my body down slowly onto a sofa, chair or normal car seat...it's painful. Lowering my rump down into my Town Car's seat is painful. When Son was home for spring break, I drove his 2001 Jeep Cherokee Limited (XJ ~ the original small(er) Cherokee). I found it to be GGreat!! In that when I opened the door, the seat was level with my rear end, no climbing UP into it, nor having to slowly lower the body "into" it.
So, that got me to (perish the thought) think about a SUV. For the comfort factor, only. The only time I go "off" road is when I turn into a parking lot, or my driveway. The only "hills" I climb (slowly) are the parking lot speed bumps. The only rough terrain I pass over are Nu Joisey Pot Holes (very bad) and the "camping" I do is in my own bed!!
However....I will never be able to shovel snow or plow the driveway again. The driveway is 100+ feet loooong. I figure with this baby backed into the garage, facing out, I'll have no problem getting out in 2" or 9" of snow!
Still, ever the car lover, and ALWAYS wanting something unique and different from run-of-the-mill, that this here Trailblazer SS is just the ticket.
Understand, better now ?
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Re: Whoa... Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT...Originally Posted by Randy_W
LT Rwd 4dr SUV (4.2L 6cyl 4A)
Looks like 6 Cylinders to me! So were talking symantics here, inline instead of V6, the six cylinder version is what I was referencing. Though most of the issues were with the 02' since that was the year of inception of the redesigned model.
Re: Whoa... Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT...Originally Posted by Playdrv4me
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Your both wrong, its a semantics issue. randy said his had a straight six. Someone else said V6. He corrected them. Reading comprehesion owns Diablo and Ian.
Re: Whoa... Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT...
Randy only said "there was no V6 after 2002". I corrected that, but not being totally ruthless I did also realize the symantics issue and added to my own post. My lazyness and lack of wanting to spell out the words "inline six" did me in. This has always been a hotbutton issue on the Jeep forums, people either purposefully or ignorantly call the inline six 4.0 a "v6" all the time.
Re: Whoa... Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT...
To reinforce some of my points about the Trailblazer... Here are a few more shots of it.
Notice the still uninspiring and darth-vaderish somewhat plasticky interior...
While the SRT8 has nicely sculpted body panels and just the right amount of body appointments, the SS has a slab sided "empty" look to it, and will be prone to door dings and body flex...
The SS will also have a published 0-60 time of slightly under 6 seconds, the SRT8 can do it in 5 or less.
Here are some more pictures of the SRT8 for reference.
I like the attention to detail with the chrome inset "Grand Cherokee" trim bars and the SRT8 badges. Note also the thoughtful placement of those two massive exhaust pipes, where the SS has one out the side.
Lower valance not too overdone and decreases drag.
Just a few more differences I wanted to point out. They are both great trucks but the SRT8 just seems to be a step ahead here. The Trailblazer is not bad for GM's first attempt.
Here is Fords upcoming competitor, the 390hp Explorer Sport Trac Adrenalin...
Mysteriously "S-10ish" rear lamps...
Gentlemen... Start your Fuel Pumps.
Re: Whoa... Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT...
Hmmm....The more I see that SRT8 Jeep, the more I like it. That exhaust setup is pretty cool. It also looks like they didn't step to far away, from the traditional Jeep styling. The trailblazer SS though, seems a little lacking in performance, when compared to the Jeep. With an ever so slightly less powerful LS2, it still will only do just under 6 seconds. That to me sounds pretty weak, when compared to the Jeeps 5 or under projected 0-60 time. The jeap only has 30 more hp, which in a lighter car, I could see making a big difference. The fact that the Jeep is almost a full second faster that the Trailblazer leaves me wondering though. What happened to all that power the LS2 is making. The Typhoon was faster, and it had a turbocharged V6. I think chevy is going to have to step up to the plate with either something a little nicer, or something a little faster.
Ford on the other hand, has always done rather well with the performance truck market. The SVT Lightning is a good example of that. I wonder how this new performance oriented Explorer will do, when selling side by side with the Lightning. The Explorer looks bigger on the inside, and is probably more comfortable, being that it probably will still retain the same size back seats. The Lighting though, just strikse me as the real performance truck. Honestly, what are you going to do with back seats, when there a roll cage poking through them
Re: Whoa... Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT...
I must admit, I always tend to be in the minority rather than the majority when it comes to the vehicles I buy. I tend to gravitate to those vehicles that are often catagorized as "niche" vehicles. That being said, I still don't see what could be bad about a vehicle that combines performance and utility. Some food for thought.
The Durango R/T was great but it lacked the creature comforts that I've grown to love. The M-B M55 was great but a little rich for my blood. The BMW M5 is great but unfortunately ends up in the same class as the M-B M55. I REALLY wish Ford would've made an SVT version of the Explorer or Expedition but they didn't. I tried the GMC Denali but had many "issues" with it's overall quality and GMC's customer support. To me, a "near-perfect" vehicle is the new Dodge Magnum R/T, and now this Jeep. I can really appreciate a vehicle that has the power and looks of a sports car, and at least a degree of utility.
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