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Three years ago today, Ed and I received a phone call that rocked our already rocked worlds. Our adoption agency had a baby girl who needed a family.
As I sat on the kitchen floor, my my mind reeling and my heart racing, I wondered how we were going to do it.
I shared some of our story about Molley's referral in my 2010 post, Two Years. We hadn't even been home with Mattix for a year when that call came, well — well — before we anticipated it.
The first year with Mattix was so very hard. The circumstances from which he came are still impossible for me to wrap my mind around. Life was difficult, and the further we get from it, the more I can acknowledge that.
So when we were told about Molley, I knew what we were going to do, but I wondered how we were going to do it.
Life has a way of working out, despite the seemingly insurmountable obstacles that are thrown your way. Just two months after we received Molley's referral, and two months before we traveled to meet her, Ed was laid off.
I didn't work at the time. We had zero income, over $10,000 in adoption fees remaining and over $5,000 in travel expenses coming up.
But it comes together in the end. And just when you think things can't be any harder, they become that way. The first six months with Molley now seem impossible. Her health, my getting so sick, Ed's new job (thank goodness) in another state, Mattix still needing so much.
That time, no matter how trying, passed and morphed into the present. Our family of four is so lucky. I couldn't have guessed how good it would get.
{Molley at referral in December 2009, in December 2010 and December 2011}
Every day, I know how lucky we are to be her parents. She's the most special little girl ever.
Every day, I'm also mindful of what adoption means. It's not just about Ed and me. And the more questions Molley asks, now at the tender age of three years and three months — like, "Is my other mom dead?" and "Will you always be my mom?" — the more I feel it deep inside.
But never, for a minute, will I stop feeling so fortunate to be her mom.


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CUNNINGHAM, Allan. Traditional Tales of the English
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75. Mr. Gilmore asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs if her attention has been drawn to figures produced by the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, showing that calls for help to its head office had more than doubled in the past year; the steps being taken to deal with the levels of want reflected in this huge increase in calls; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [28943/03]
Minister for Social and Family Affairs (Mary Coughlan): I have been made aware of the figures released by the Society of St. Vincent de Paul which show that there has been a significant increase in the numbers of people making contact with the society. I am deeply conscious of the invaluable contribution which the society makes in alleviating the effects of poverty on the most vulnerable members of Irish society and the close contact society members maintain with the least well-off.
It is not clear from the society's statements what specifically occasioned this increase in the [170]demand for its services, as the steady improvement in payment levels and in the services for the less well-off have been maintained. I understand that the society is making available in its annual report a more complete analysis of calls to the society and I will be interested to note to what the calls specifically relate. The policies pursued by the Government over recent years in combating unemployment and in reducing the level of consistent poverty have brought about a significant improvement, in real terms, in the situation of people on lower incomes.
The Government's ongoing priorities in this regard are reflected in the approach set out in the revised national anti-poverty strategy, NAPS, published in February 2002, and in the national action plan against poverty and social exclusion launched in July of this year. These contain ambitious targets across the range of policy areas which impact on poverty and social exclusion – including social welfare payments, education, health, employment, and housing and accommodation. Notably, they include a key target of raising the lowest social welfare rate to €150 in 2002 terms by 2007.
I believe that the delivery of the targets contained in the revised national anti-poverty strategy, NAPS, and in the national action plan against poverty and social exclusion, taken with the achievements to date in that regard, will help to create a more just and inclusive society. I am also concerned to ensure that the resources available are used in the most effective way to address the real needs of people and I will take on board any views of organisations such as the society, which deal with people in need on an ongoing basis, in formulating policies for the future development of the social welfare system.
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What is SeatGeek?
SeatGeek is a search engine for finding tickets to live events. You can use SeatGeek to find tickets to concerts, sports, Broadway and comedy shows — pretty much any kind of local, ticketed performance. Like other search engines, SeatGeek searches for tickets all over the web, which means that you'll see far more results and find better deals than if you tried searching only one or two sites on your own. SeatGeek will help save you both time and money in your search.
How much does it cost to use SeatGeek?
Using SeatGeek is 100% free. It costs exactly $0.00.
You said SeatGeek was free. What's up with all the fees?
SeatGeek is free and charges no fees, but because most of the tickets we find already have fees tacked on by the websites where they are sold, we choose to display these fees on SeatGeek so that you can weigh the full price of each ticket into your buying decision.
Can I use SeatGeek on my mobile device?
Yep! If you're an iPhone or iPad user, you can download the SeatGeek app from the App Store. If you're an Android user, go to Google Play. There's more about the SeatGeek mobile apps here.
Don't forget, you can also visit seatgeek.com from any mobile web browser. We've built a pretty nice mobile-optimized site.
How do I register for a SeatGeek user account?
Visit seatgeek.com/#register or click the "Sign Up" button at the top of any page on SeatGeek.
Why should I register for a SeatGeek user account?
Creating a SeatGeek user account is the best way to ensure that you don't miss out on the great events happening around you. After logging in to SeatGeek:
- You can use our tracker feature to track performers and events and be notified when there are new or upcoming games or dates
- We'll send you periodic email alerts showing you changes in ticket price so you can time your purchase right
- SeatGeek can use your tracking information to make recommendations for you about new artists that you may not have heard of or remembered to track
- We put together a totally unique, personalized event calendar based on your preferences and the events happening in your city.
You can read more about each of these features below.
What is the secondary ticket market?
The tickets you see on SeatGeek have all been listed on secondary market websites. This means that the tickets are being re-sold after already having been purchased once from the official box office (a.k.a. the primary market). Sometimes this happens when individual consumers buy tickets to an event and a conflict arises that prevents them from attending. Many people — ticket brokers — make a business out of buying tickets as soon as they become available on the primary market and then angling for a profit by reselling them on the secondary market (with no intention of attending the event themselves).
Secondary market ticket prices are far more dynamic than primary market ticket prices, and can often fall below face value. Or, if primary market tickets are underpriced or hard to get, secondary market tickets prices may exceed face value. Importantly, you can almost always still buy your way into an event on the secondary market long after primary market tickets have sold out.
Can I sell tickets on SeatGeek?
No, tickets can't be directly added to or sold on SeatGeek. In order for new tickets to appear on SeatGeek, they must be listed on one of the secondary market websites whose tickets already appear on SeatGeek.
How do I change my SeatGeek email preferences?
While logged in, visit seatgeek.com/account. You can also find this page by hovering over your name, picture, or email at the top of any SeatGeek page and clicking "Account Settings". Once there, look for the "Email" section. You can subscribe to or unsubscribe from a few different categories of email by checking the boxes and clicking the button to "Update Your Subscriptions".
How does SeatGeek make money?
When you find tickets that you like on SeatGeek and you buy them, you're purchasing them from the website that originally listed them. These websites can tell whenever a new customer has arrived from SeatGeek, and they are usually willing to pay us a small amount afterward for every new customer that we refer to them.
Who's behind SeatGeek?
SeatGeek was founded in September 2009 by Jack Groetzinger & Russell D'Souza and is made in New York City by the talented folks you see on our Team page. You can also find a short list of SeatGeek investors on our Press page at seatgeek.com/press.
Can I trust all the sellers whose tickets are listed on SeatGeek?
Yes. All the websites and marketplaces whose tickets are listed on SeatGeek have 100% (or better) guarantees that they offer, for example, if they fail to fulfill an order in time for an event, or if an event is cancelled.
How safe is my private data with SeatGeek?
Very safe. We hate spam and assume that you do too. With that in mind, we'll never sell or share your email address or other personal information. You can read our full privacy policy here.
Where can I read SeatGeek's Terms of Use?
You can read SeatGeek's Terms of Use here.
How do I contact SeatGeek?
You can contact SeatGeek any time by emailing email@example.com, tweeting at or DM'ing us @SeatGeek or dropping us a line on Facebook.
Where do I enter my SeatGeek promo code?
Instructions on how to enter the promo code for all platforms are found https://seatgeek.com/promo-code
My promo code isn't applying at checkout?
SeatGeek promo codes are issued as rebates and not discounts due to the fact that SeatGeek is not processing your transaction. We're more than happy to get your rebate processed for you.
Please visit: https://seatgeek.com/rebate-claim, enter your information, and we'll get your rebate sent out right away.
Why haven't I received my rebate yet?
Since we cannot directly credit your account please allow 3 business days for SeatGeek to process and send out your rebate.
How do I contact someone about a question or problem with my order?
If you have questions about a ticket order or delivery, your first step should be to contact the seller directly.
Your order confirmation email likely contains some clues about how to contact the seller about your order. The transaction record on your credit card statement may also include a contact phone number. In case it helps, we've also put together a handy list of contact information for markets whose tickets most commonly appear on SeatGeek:
|Email or Contact form
|Last updated: February 2015
|Crowd Seats
|Ticket Network
Note: SeatGeek doesn't own or sell tickets, handle payments, or fulfill or ship orders, so we don't have insight into ticket orders or deliveries.
How soon will I receive my tickets?
The speed with which you receive your tickets can depend on (a) the policy of the seller from whom you purchased the ticket, (b) what kind of ticket you purchased, and (c) how near/far in the future your event date is. Most sellers provide delivery information during checkout and/or in order confirmation emails. If you want more information, you should contact them directly and ask.
Electronic tickets (a.k.a. "e-tickets") can usually be sent to you as an attachment in an email from the seller. Because of this, they tend to have the quickest delivery times. If you're only interested in seeing e-tickets during your search on SeatGeek, just check the "E-tickets only" checkbox at the top of any event page.
Will the seats/tickets I bought all be next to each other?
Yep. All tickets on SeatGeek that are part of the same listing are adjacent to each other, unless otherwise stated in the seller's notes.
I bought tickets to an event that's only a few days away, but I haven't received my tickets. What should I do?
To troubleshoot or check on the status of an order or delivery, you should contact the seller from whom you purchased the tickets. You may also want to check your email program's spam folder to make sure no important updates from the seller have mistakenly been trapped there.
Why do my tickets have someone else's name on them?
It's very common for a ticket purchased on SeatGeek to have someone else's name on it. This is usually the name of the person who originally purchased the ticket from the event box office (i.e. the primary market). By the time you see the ticket, it has been re-sold by that person at least once. Regardless of how many times a ticket changes hands, the name on it will not change.
Don't worry. The name on your ticket has no bearing on whether you will be admitted to the event. The barcode is the only important piece of information on your ticket that will be scanned at the entrance.
Can I get a refund for tickets I found and purchased using SeatGeek?
You may be able to. Your best first step is to contact the seller from whom you purchased your tickets. Almost all the sellers and websites whose tickets are listed on SeatGeek have a 100% (or better) guarantee covering common circumstances such as event cancellations. SeatGeek does not offer refunds for tickets found and purchased using our site.
Why can't SeatGeek offer refunds on tickets?
In the same way that you would not expect a refund from Google for a bad search result, SeatGeek also can't provide refunds for its search results.
SeatGeek doesn't own or sell any tickets. We search the web and show you everything that's available — for free. When you buy tickets, you're paying money directly to the seller on whose website SeatGeek found the tickets. You pay exactly $0 to SeatGeek. Because the tickets you bought were never ours and we didn't take any money during the transaction, we can neither take back the tickets nor refund the payment.
I'm unhappy with the service I received from the seller whose tickets I found using SeatGeek. What can I do?
If you haven't already contacted the seller from whom you purchased the tickets, you should certainly begin there.
If the support you received from a seller is inadequate, please feel free to let us know what happened at firstname.lastname@example.com. We may not be able to remedy your specific issue, but we're always interested in showing our users the best available ticket deals. For example, if we receive consistent negative feedback about a seller whose tickets are listed on SeatGeek, we may consider excluding or reducing the number of their tickets that show up on our site.
There's something else I want to talk about. How can I contact SeatGeek?
You are always invited to email us directly at email@example.com.
How do I find tickets using SeatGeek?
Find the search bar on any SeatGeek page and begin typing your query. Press enter or click the magnifying glass button to run your search. Chances are that you will quickly find the result you want within the autocomplete box that appears beneath the search bar as you're typing.
Our search box understands performer names ("Justin Bieber" or "Brooklyn Nets"), event names ("Book of Mormon" or "Super Bowl XLVIII"), venue names ("Staples Center"), city names ("Chicago, IL"), and even zip codes ("30342").
SeatGeek is an aggregate search engine. What does that mean?
Most ticket websites have their own search features for sifting through their tickets. But in order to see all available tickets for an event you're interested in, you'd need to visit and search hundreds of individual websites where tickets are listed. Nobody has time to do this on their own, so many customers end up settling for whatever deal seems good enough — without ever getting the full picture of what's available.
SeatGeek is the only aggregate search engine for tickets on the web. This means that we search hundreds of websites and pull all the results together in one place. So you can find better deals, save money, and feel much more confident about your buying decision.
Note: When you buy tickets using SeatGeek, you are not buying them from SeatGeek. We may have helped you search for and find a good deal, but your payment and your order go directly to the individual or business who owns the tickets (a.k.a. "the seller"). The seller receives, fulfills, and ships your order, and also provides customer support.
What kinds of things does SeatGeek aggregate?
SeatGeek finds tickets for all kinds of performances: concerts, sports, Broadway, comedy shows, and more. It searches hundreds of websites with secondary market ticket listings.
Sometimes ticket details on SeatGeek don't perfectly match details from the seller. Why?
As SeatGeek searches across the web for tickets, it has to consume ticket listing data from hundreds of third-party websites that can often be very different. Although our technology is very, very good at making sense of this ticket data, we can't guarantee that the results are always error-free. For this reason, we strongly encourage all our users to closely inspect ticket details on the seller's website before checking out.
Can I search for handicap-accessible seating using SeatGeek?
Unfortunately, no. We don't have reliable information about the handicap-accessibility of venues. We've found that this information changes frequently, so we recommend that you contact a venue directly to find out which seats are handicap-accessible.
What is Deal Score?
Deal Score is a number based on a fancy math calculation made by SeatGeek that tells you exactly how good a deal you're looking at. You can use Deal Score to quickly find the best deals, buy with confidence, and save money in the process.
How is Deal Score calculated?
We factor in lots of things while calculating deal score, and we're always tinkering to make it better. Some of the factors that influence Deal Score are: historical ticket prices for the performer and the venue, the row location, the expected sightline from the section, and the quality of the other available tickets for the event.
Deal Scores are based on an absolute scale, meaning that a Deal Score of a higher number is always a better deal than a Deal Score of a lower number — even across different events.
What is a good Deal Score?
Deal Scores can range from 1 to 100. Deals at either end of this range are rare, but a 100 means that this is one of the best ticket deals on SeatGeek. Conversely, a 1 is a very, very bad deal.
At SeatGeek, we group tickets into several categories based on their Deal Score:
|Deal Score
|Above 88
|Above 68
|Above 50
|Between 40 and 50
|Between 30 and 40
|Less than 30
|Less than 15
What does a blue dot or blue Deal Score mean?
Blue is the color assigned to ticket listings for which Deal Score cannot be calculated. This usually happens when SeatGeek can't make sense of the ticket information that is provided on the seller's website. (For example: non-standard section names or numbers.) A blue dot or Deal Score doesn't necessarily signify a bad deal — just that SeatGeek doesn't know enough to give a good answer.
I really like math. Can I learn more about Deal Score?
We've written about Deal Score several times on the SeatGeek blog. Here's the first half of a great two-part article by Steve, the chief data scientist behind Deal Score.
What is SeatGeek's "tracker" feature?
Tracker is a list of your favorite artists, teams, and upcoming events. When you track a performer or event on SeatGeek, we use it to…
- notify you of relevant things like just-announced shows or drops in ticket prices for events that you want to attend
- make recommendations about other artists and events in your area that we think you'll like
How do I adjust my tracker settings?
You can view, add, or remove artists or events from your tracker list at seatgeek.com/account/tracker. You can also track performers and events on SeatGeek by clicking the "Track" slider near the top of performer and/or event pages.
What are SeatGeek recommendations?
Based on your preferences and the preferences of other SeatGeek users with similar tastes, SeatGeek makes predictions about artists and concerts that we think you'll like and/or that you might have forgotten to track on your own.
What influences the recommendations that SeatGeek makes for me?
Actions you take on SeatGeek (e.g. tracking or buying a ticket to a concert) and on other networks (e.g. liking a band on Facebook or listening to a song on Spotify or Last.fm) give us clues about what types of things you like. We use these signals to tailor artist and event recommendations just for you.
You can explicitly tell us which artists and events you're interested in by adjusting your tracker settings at seatgeek.com/account/tracker.
How can I improve the recommendations that SeatGeek makes for me?
To help us make more relevant recommendations, all you need to do is track more artists.
What is the recommendations calendar?
The recommendations calendar is a full-screen monthly calendar visible to logged-in SeatGeek users at seatgeek.com. It shows your upcoming tracked and recommended events, including low ticket prices. The calendar updates automatically with new events as they are announced, so it's a great resource to check in on every few days.
Where can I find the recommendations calendar?
You can view your recommendations calendar by logging in to SeatGeek and visiting the SeatGeek homepage.
Are SeatGeek recommendations available in an API?
They sure are. For full documentation of SeatGeek's API and other developer resources, visit platform.seatgeek.com.
Where does SeatGeek get its venue maps?
SeatGeek's venue maps are all homemade. We were disappointed with the quality of venue maps that we saw on other ticketing sites and even on venues' own websites, so we decided to design and build better ones ourselves. We're constantly working to cover new venues and add new features to the maps to make them even more useful.
Why don't all venues have maps?
We've spent a lot of time designing and making the venue maps on SeatGeek, but we haven't covered every venue just yet. It's only a matter of time…
What do the multi-colored dots on the map mean?
The multi-colored dots on the map are available tickets, mapped to their corresponding section and row. We also call these dots "pins". The color of each pin is an indicator of its Deal Score. Green pins represent the best available ticket deals, red pins are the worst.
Can I see individual rows in SeatGeek venue maps?
Yep! Row-level detail will appear as you zoom in on the venue map. You can do this using your keyboard's +/- keys, your mouse's scroll wheel, or – if you are on a mobile device – pinch-and-zoom.
Can I see individual seats in SeatGeek venue maps?
Unfortunately not. Though we would like for the answer to be "Yes", the quality of seat-level data that we pull from sellers' websites isn't reliable enough for this to work. Many sellers don't even provide seat numbers of the tickets they are offering at all. For this reason, we only show row-level detail in our search results and venue maps.
What is Seat View?
Seat View is the name for the images embedded in our venue maps that show the view from a particular section. If we have images for the venue where you're looking, you can find the Seat View images by clicking on one of the pins on the venue map.
SeatGeek also has webpages for individual sections at some venues. These pages include large, high-res Seat View images. Here's an example for section 214 at Madison Square Garden.
Can I sell tickets on SeatGeek?
No, tickets can't be directly added to or sold on SeatGeek. In order for new tickets to appear on SeatGeek, they must be listed on one of the secondary market websites whose tickets already appear on SeatGeek.
Can I list my events on SeatGeek?
Yes. After claiming your band's or team's presence on Limelight, you will be able to add event listings directly to SeatGeek. (See What is Limelight?)
What is Limelight?
Limelight is a tool for artists, teams, and their managers to add events directly to SeatGeek.
What are the perks of listing my events on Limelight?
After adding your events to SeatGeek via Limelight, they will appear in search results on seatgeek.com and in the SeatGeek mobile apps. They will also be incorporated into SeatGeek's events API, which means that they will appear in applications built by other third-party developers using this API.
How do I use Limelight?
First, visit Limelight at limelight.seatgeek.com. You must have a SeatGeek user account.
Once logged in to Limelight, you'll be able to search across SeatGeek teams and bands. If the band you're looking for doesn't already exist, you can request its creation. Otherwise, you can request manager access. Once your request has been approved, you'll be able to add events directly to SeatGeek's listings from your Limelight dashboard.
Does SeatGeek have an API for…?
Yes, SeatGeek has an API that can return events, performers, venues, and recommendations. For full documentation of SeatGeek's API and other developer resources, visit platform.seatgeek.com.
Is there a SeatGeek affiliate program?
Can I use SeatGeek data in a story I'm working on?
Yes. If the data you're interested in is not publicly available on seatgeek.com, just contact email@example.com. We may be able to help.
Have other people written stories using SeatGeek ticket data?
Yes, we keep a frequently-updated list of SeatGeek press mentions and announcements on our Press page at seatgeek.com/press.


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Now I've had a couple requests to pick up this mangaka's other two series, Storm Lover and Tab*Ret. I would be willing IF a dedicated translator would be willing. I've had a couple people offer, but then vanish the next day. So ya, just tossing that out there. Give me a holler at firstname.lastname@example.com if you are interested!
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Stuart Bowen
Stuart W. Bowen, Jr. (born 1958), is an American lawyer who served as the Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction (SIGIR) from October 2004 to October 2013.[1] He previously served as the Inspector General for the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA-IG), a position to which he was appointed in January 2004. Mr. Bowen's mission includes ensuring effective oversight of the $63 billion appropriated for Iraq's relief and reconstruction.[2]
Born in Washington, D.C., on March 24, 1958, Mr. Bowen attended the Episcopal High School in Alexandria, Virginia, earned a B.A. from the University of the South/Sewanee, attended Vanderbilt University Law School, and received a J.D. from St. Mary's University School of Law in San Antonio, where he served on the Law Journal's Editorial Board. He spent four years on active duty as an intelligence officer in the U.S. Air Force, earning the rank of Captain and the Air Force Commendation Medal. From 1991 to 1992, Mr. Bowen was Briefing Attorney to Texas Supreme Court Justice Raul Gonzalez; and from 1992 to 1994, he was an Assistant Attorney General of Texas, with a litigation practice focused on the civil prosecution of state licensee regulatory violations and appellate work in state and federal court.
From 1994 to 2000, Mr. Bowen held a variety of positions on Texas Governor George W. Bush's staff, including Deputy General Counsel, Deputy General Counsel for Litigation, and Assistant General Counsel. He was part of President Bush's legal team handling the post-election litigation in Florida during November–December 2000; his work helped ensure that overseas military ballots were properly counted. Mr. Bowen subsequently served as Counsel to the Bush-Cheney transition team.
From 2001 to 2003, Mr. Bowen served President Bush as Deputy Assistant to the President and Deputy Staff Secretary and Special Assistant to the President and Associate Counsel.[citation needed] In 2003, he became a partner at the law firm of Patton Boggs LLP, working out of its Washington, D.C. office.[3]
Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction[edit]
As Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction, Mr. Bowen is tasked with auditing and investigating the use of taxpayer funds appropriated for the Iraq reconstruction effort. Since 2004, he has managed the production of 390 audits and inspections, producing financial benefits in excess of $1.5 billion; his investigations have yielded over 83 convictions, with recoveries in excess of $192 million via forfeiture orders, fines, and seizures.
Mr. Bowen has supervised the production of 35 quarterly reports to the Congress, travelled to Iraq 34 times, and testified before the Congress on 35 occasions. He managed the compilation of seven lessons learned reports, including HARD LESSONS (Government Printing Office February 2009), a book-length report on the entire Iraq reconstruction enterprise, which provides 13 recommendations for improving the US approach to overseas stabilization and reconstruction operations. All of these reports are available at www.sigir.mil.
Mr. Bowen's work has earned a number of awards, including: The David Walker Excellence in Government Award for Performance and Accountability from the National Intergovernmental Audit Forum; Outstanding Inspector General's Report to Congress from the Council of Inspectors General for Integrity and Efficiency (CIGIE);Outstanding Investigative Task Force Award (CIGIE); Outstanding Inspection Report Award (CIGIE); Outstanding Investigative Case Accomplishment Award (CIGIE); Outstanding Audit Team Award from the President's Council on Integrity and Efficiency (PCIE); Outstanding Inspection Team Award (PCIE); Gaston Gianni Special Award for Outstanding Inspector General's Office (PCIE); Newsmaker of the Year Award from the Engineering News-Record; St. Thomas More Award for Distinguished Public Service from The St. Mary's University School of Law/San Antonio; and a Best and Brightest Award from Esquire Magazine. Because of the nature of its subject matter, Mr. Bowen's work has required media engagement, including appearances on CSPAN, NPR, PBS, CNN, CBS, NBC, ABC, FOX, CNBC, and BBC, as well as numerous interviews with international and local print journalists. Mr. Bowen's writings have appeared in a variety of publications including The Fletcher Forum of World Affairs, National Defense University's Prism Quarterly, The Journal of International Peace Operations, and books published by King's College London and The National Defense University.
The SIGIR mission in Baghdad has not been without tragedy. On March 24, 2008, a rocket impacted the Embassy grounds killing Paul Converse, a SIGIR auditor. Paul was posthumously awarded the Jefferson Star by the State Department, its highest honor. Five other SIGIR staff members have been wounded while serving in Iraq.
Texas Appointment[edit]
In January 2015, Texas Governor Greg Abbott named Bowen as the Inspector General for the Texas Health and Human Services Commission. The appointment is subject to Senate confirmation.[4] The previous Inspector General departed when asked by then-Governor Rick Perry amid a controversy regarding a no-bid contract given to 21CT.[5]
Mr. Bowen is married to Adriana Sanchez Bowen (a lawyer from Bogota, Colombia) and has five children: Marshall, who graduated from Texas A&M, in 2012 and now works at Caddo & Associates in Austin, Texas; Gentry, who attends the University of Texas, Class of 2015; Sophie, who attends the University of the South/Sewanee, Class of 2016; Mallory, who attends Regents School of Austin; and Nathalie, who was born in 2010. He is a direct descendant of Chief Justice John Marshall, and his father, a West Point graduate (Class of 1956), served as a fighter pilot in Vietnam during 1966, flying 100 missions over the North and earning the Distinguished Flying Cross and numerous Air Medals.
Mr. Bowen is licensed by the Texas State Bar, Board Certified in Administrative Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, and has been admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court, a variety of lower Federal courts, and all Texas State courts.
- ^ Missing Iraqi cash
- ^ Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction (SIGIR). http://www.sigir.mil/ - Retrieved: May 8, 2007.
- ^ Washington Post. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/06/21/AR2005062101451.html U.S. Attorney Gets 3 Cases in Iraq Fraud Probe, June 22, 2005. - Retrieved: May 8, 2007
- ^ "Stuart Bowen named inspector general of embattled Texas health agency". Austin American-Statesman. 2015-01-21. Retrieved 2015-02-02.
- ^ Lana Shadwick (2015-01-23). "Abbott Appoints New Inspector General for Plagued State Health Agency". Breitbart News Network. Retrieved 2015-02-03.
External links[edit]
- http://edition.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/meast/01/30/iraq.audit/
- http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/05/04/AR2005050402256_pf.html Audit of Iraq Spending Spurs Criminal Probe, Washington Post, May 5, 2005
- http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000087&sid=anps9Ih6B6EE&refer=top_world_news U.S. Planned Poorly for Rebuilding Iraq, Inspector General Says, Bloomberg News, October 30, 2005
- http://www.nytimes.com/2005/11/18/world/americas/18iht-fraud.html
- http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/01/29/AR2007012901817.html
- http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/08/31/AR2006083101162.html
- http://www.stripes.com/news/another-report-faults-iraq-blunders-1.86247
- http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/21/world/middleeast/21reconstruct.html?pagewanted=all
- http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/iraqi-security-forces-facing-serious-problems-us-oversight-official-reports/2011/01/30/ABzwy5Q_story.html
- http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/marine-gets-6-years-in-prison-for-iraq-fraud/2011/02/07/ABr4SwQ_story.html
- http://www.c-span.org/Events/House-Oversight-Cmte-Hearing-on-Troop-Withdrawal-from-Iraq/10737419967/


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The Language, Ideology and Power (LIP) research group at Lancaster was founded by Norman Fairclough and later convened by Ruth Wodak. It continues today under the stewardship of Chris Hart, Veronika Koller, Sten Hansson and Johnny Unger.
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29 Parks near Tucson, Arizona
Davis-Monthan AFB, Arizona 6.53 miles SE
Catalina, Arizona 18.32 miles NE
Marana, Arizona 23.24 miles NW
Green Valley, Arizona 25.91 miles S
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 574-3000
Sites: 263 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 34 Reviews
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May 2014 - $35.00
We stayed one night nice staff easy after office check-in. Looks like they have recently combined this park with another and ongoing improvements are going on. Snowbirds had left so there were full-time folks there, very friendly and helpful. Easy drive to service's and looked to have many large pull-thru sites. Watch out if you're walking you're dogs; the grounds are clear, but just past the property line many Choa cactus. Yes my dog Jimmy got a face full of cactus needles the locals were very helpful and gave us a map to local vet. Happy ending, would stay again. - Flying Unicorn
Jun 2013 - $28.00
We were very pleased with this campground. It was far enough from freeway and railways to not have any noise at night. The park was very clean, well maintained and the staff were very friendly and helpful. The on-site facilities were clean and in excellent condition. We will stay here again. - garymac01
May 2013 - $28.00
Nice park, secluded, and private. Gravel pull-thru with full hookups and adequate space, both in length and width. Picnic table at site. We were near the restrooms/showers/laundry room. Ladies' room clean with two toilet stalls and two shower stalls plus sink counter. A bit of a tight fit between toilet area and sinks and you must walk past this area to use the showers. Old, but clean. Husband said same about Men's area. Didn't use laundry facilities so can't comment. People in office friendly and helpful. Other campers friendly also. I wasn't able to use the park shower as they were doing some work and turned off the water, but when I peeked in I saw that it was clean, although old and obviously well used. We would definitely stay here again. - Cbundy02
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 883-1559
Sites: 13 | Latest Rate: $14.00 | 5 Reviews
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Feb 2015 - $14.00
This little out of the way park has only 14 sites and no frills. It does have one of the nicest sites we have had on our trip. Very nice walled, concrete, private patio with a built in grill table and walkway lighting.
The owners are very friendly and will help you as much as they can to make your stay pleasant.
The park is very well maintained.
No restrooms, showers, pool, or much of anything else. They do have a nice little tiki bar that the owner built but I never did see anyone use it.
A lot of the residence are full time and work in the area.
We enjoyed being out and away from the large busy parks for awhile.
Easy access to all the wonderful sites and things to do around Tucson. Very close to Gates pass, Sanora state park, Tuson mountain park and all the hiking trails. About 8 miles to shopping and the highway into Tucson.
Would probably stay here again if they could do something about the barking dog across the street. - digger2280
Dec 2014 - $20.00
As stated in another review, if you are not looking for a swimming pool, gym, or breakfast delivered to your door this is the place to stay. Although this park does not have the amenities that some of the other parks have if you are looking for peace and quiet this is the place to stay. The owners will go out of there way to make your stay the best ever. There is a tiki hut with flowing water to calm your nerves. At the end of a crazy day of sightseeing, you can also have a party under the hut with advance notice to the owners. I definitely will return. All sights have spacious concrete patios. Please take note that this is a 55+ park. - Papa01
Nov 2014 - $13.00
I called the owner while we were still in New Mexico. He told us the -J was a 55+ park with only 13 sites and gave us directions to the park once we arrived in Tucson. He met us upon our arrival at the park and assisted us in parking the M/H. His wife, took care of the registration and information about the local area.
We were very impressed with the sites; A concrete patio with a very decorative wall, a stand for our grill, water at the grill area, Saguaro Cactus and other local shrubs around the patio, and local lighting at night. Some of the wildlife we saw in and around our site: Gambel's quail (were a daily visitor), rabbits, small lizards, ground squirrels, and we also had a coyote pass through our site early one morning. Free laundry (washing machines) and clothes lines for drying , a pavillion with a tropical theme is available for use , and if you have your mail delivered to the park address, it will be delivered to your site mail box. We stayed here for 4 months and discovered that the owners are truly sincere in having a very nice 55+ park, and it shows, both in attitude and personality. We hope to stay here again next year. - MorrisJudy
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 574-3000
Sites: 237 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 3 Reviews
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Nov 2014 - $35.00
This is a very quiet, clean park on the east side of Tucson. Friendly office staff. Would stay here again. - TeamElk-Rib
Apr 2012 - $38.00
Expensive, and noisy. Seems like lots of snowbirds, most of whom were gone by now. Some of the residents were on their way out; many saying loud goodbyes at 7:30 am. Planes & road noise too. On the great side, the WiFi was really good and the staff was helpful. - Barnes family
Feb 2011 - $30.00
Not a lot offered, considering the high daily and monthly rates. Too many uncontrolled pets, yearly - settled in - residents, and tawdry around the edges, including 4 burned out RVs that were never removed. Plane noise from Davis Monthan AFB and train line just below. Pool and spa are small and not clean. We would not stay here again! - mrfixer
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 628-5798
Sites: 120 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 139 Reviews
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May 2015 - $25.00
This park was at the top of the list as far as State Parks we have stayed at in our travels. We are full timers and usually have difficulty getting state parks with sites large enough to accommodate our 40' rig with toad. Plenty of room here and the site was also quite wide as well. Many sites with shade trees, well groomed and clean campground. We stayed here for a full week and there are many things to see and do in nearby Tucson. definitely would stay here again. Dogs are allowed,. Ours were happy about that. Lots of great hiking trails into the Catalina Mtns from within the park. - 1strunaway
Apr 2015 - $25.00
We love this park for the setting. The site was very large, level with a picnic table and shade. The restrooms are the cleanest anywhere. Great bird watching. We will stay here again. - 2WArvers
Apr 2015 - $25.00
As others have said it's a great park and there's a Walmart across the street. Yes and no. It is a great state park. We enjoyed the park, the sites and the showers and bathrooms are excellent. Lots of space between campsites and ringed by mountains close by.
"Across the street" makes you think that you are camping in the city - but this is not true. Once in the State Park it's as though you are a million miles away from any city. Very isolated and quiet. Warm days and very cool nights in April were terrific. In fact, like clockwork at 5 pm you turn off the A/C and open your windows. You awaken to 53 degrees and bright sun.
About a mile from your campsite is a major road (Oracle Rd) that goes all the way down into Tucson with all many of shopping and restaurants along the way. Directly across from the entrance to the State Park is an upscale shopping area with Walmart, yes, but lots of other businesses too. It's not like some busy shopping center spralled out across the street but clusters of stores and shops spread throughout a wooded and lovely area. There's even and In and Out Burger place immediately across Oracle from the State Park.
This is a very nice State Park and if you are in Tucson for a few nights it's a must stay. Most of the sites have electricity and water-but none have sewer. So, you'll be limited by your gray water tank size in most cases.
Ps. We liked Loop B much better than Loop A. - Creativepart
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 574-0157
Sites: 154 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 14 Reviews
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May 2015 - $30.00
If you are looking for a clean, safe park for a couple days or a couple of months, without all the extra stuff and expense, this is the place. Awesome people at the front desk, very clean bathrooms and laundry room. Crystal clear pool with a club house/rec room. Stable power, WI-fi, and cable included. - Tony and Jen
Mar 2015 - $25.00
This park is being expanded. Road is gravel all throughout. It is ok for an overnight but not for more than that. Close to the freeway and quiet. Next to gas stations. Did not see any security and did not have any issues with it. Main problem noticed was in the shower/bathroom area: despite staff attempts to keeping the building clean, no one addressed the fact that all drains are very clogged and as soon as the 1st person takes a shower, the water will over-run on the entire building. This is completely unsafe not only because of bacteria moving from one place to another but also because electricity, hair blowers, etc. The park has a sign that says AAA approved, but I have my doubts that AAA would acknowledge a situation like this.
Staff was friendly. - Isolda M Quintero
Mar 2015 - $12.00
This is a hidden gem if you need to be close to the Fairgrounds for an event. Tucson is an expensive area, with most parks charging monthly fees in excess of $500. The daily rate listed here is based on the monthly rate of $350. The sites are wider than many parks here, all gravel without patios, but the 50A power and water pressure were satisfactory. It was quiet even though two major truck stops were located nearby. There is a $70 electricity deposit required at check in. - Margo Armstrong
Tucson, Arizona (520) 325-3642
Sites: 20 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 2 Reviews
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Mar 2010 - $20.00
This is an older trailer park with the empty spaces rented to RV's. No amenities at all. Pads are gravel with full hook-ups and concrete patio slabs. Some spots are partially shaded. Some are difficult to get into. Location is excellent: right in the middle of town. Price is the weekly rate. We stayed 2-1/2 weeks. Be advised that the park is sold and will be closing approximately 3/31/2011. - whizbang
Dec 2007 - $13.00
This is trailer park with RV Spaces. Located at Grant & Swan it is conveniently located in the middle of town. Has a pool and no organized activities, which we appreciate. Rate is $399 a month and includes Electric. It ain't the Ritz, but it works. - bobnjoann
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 889-9557
Sites: 421 | Latest Rate: $31.00 | 7 Reviews
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May 2015 - $31.00
I really enjoyed my stay here. The sites were clean (back in only) and the grounds were very nice. The real pleasant parts about Desert Pueblo, in my opinion, were all the different amenities they had - picnic tables, clubhouses, nice trees/scenery, putting green, pools, hot tubs, lawn games and so on. We stayed for a few days only as we were passing through Tucson, but it was quite enjoyable and we would've loved to have stayed longer. We'll definitely keep them in mind when we swing back into town. - Victor Cecic
Mar 2015 - $31.00
The sites are large, deep, and clean. There is no noise from the busy street. When we called to make reservations, the person who answered the phone was curt and rude, but the person who checked us in was pleasant. The biggest disappointments were no Wi-Fi and no cable. This park is a mobile home community, and overnighters are not the focus. We will not stay here again. - LB Rohn
Feb 2011 - $34.00
Because the park recently discovered a felon in the park, they now require mobile home buyers and RVers staying a month at the monthly rate to pay $60/couple, in cash, and complete a four page financial application. Some of the information required is your social security number, photo copy of drivers license, mortgage history, employment history including current source and amount of income, bank and credit card account numbers, plus information on ALL vehicles, boats, etc you own. It goes on. Management could not assure that this information would be protected. Interestingly, I was told I could stay as long as I wish at the daily rate and not complete the application. That makes the felon argument sound a little absurd. I would never stay here. - tillie
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 883-8340
Sites: 240 | Latest Rate: $33.00 | 123 Reviews
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Apr 2015 - $33.00
Very quaint park, very much the individualist. We enjoyed all of the features throughout the park. They have built a look out tower over a replica of the tombs from some Ancient ruins. Sounds hinky, but it was done very well. everywhere you go in the park there is some special nook with some memorabilia. It's a little off the beaten path but worth it if you plan on staying awhile. Our dog got stone bruises, because there is NO grass or anything at all soft to walk on. Our other dog was a burr magnet. We heard coyotes but never saw any. - beach89bum
Apr 2015 - $33.00
Off the beaten path about 12 miles outside of town. Highway to the park is in rough shape, but once you get to the park it seems worth it. Very serene setting. Park is very well maintained and manicured, sites are gravel but very level. Not much shade but tons of plant life...cactus, wild life... Just a beautiful setting. Limited WiFi and no grass for pets, only gravel which is why a 9 instead of a 10, but it is desert after all. - EggerMar
Apr 2015 - $29.00
A large, quirky park on the site of a defunct water amusement park. Place caters to snowbirds who rent for the season, and short-term RV'ers. Very friendly owners and campers. Few or no permanent residents that we could see. Great location on the literal edge of Tucson Mountain State Park, with miles of beautiful desert hiking at your doorstep. WiFi so-so, ATT 4G data connection was good. Nice clean bathrooms with good showers (stalls are a bit narrow) and plenty of hot water. Bonus points for paper towels in bathrooms. Very good laundry facility. In the country several miles from south Tucson, nothing within walking distance. Very quiet! Book exchange library and a selection of DVD's on the honor system. - Lost
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 888-1502
Sites: 236 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 3 Reviews
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Mar 2015 - $34.00
We were visiting friends came in on a Sunday they were very relaxed about paying and were able to wait until Monday. Our site was very nice and convenient to the pool and club house. But we were NEVER informed that there was a shower room available for RVers. This is a big oversight in my mind, very disappointing to learn two days before we are leaving that showers were available. The shower rooms are very nice upgraded with new tile it sure would have been nice to have the use of them for our whole visit! - DebbieSisters
Oct 2014 - $30.00
Very disappointed. I thought Encore/Equity Lifestyle was a large company. This park has very low standards. Very weedy in common areas and some sites. Multiple RV's on single sites, work trailers and boats in yards, overflowing carports with junk. I like the fact that kids are allowed to live here and my dobermans are OK in this park. Bikers are also prevalent at all hours. Not too many teenagers yet, just a few that live here. The clubhouse leaves much to be desired, with a lack of activities and exercise bikes. The only bright spot is the admin lady, very friendly, but she has to work maintenance all the time. This is a park that I will not stay in again. - jbanner77
Feb 2011 - $25.00
Encore/Equity Lifestyle Park. FULL OF TRAILER HOMES AND OLD "PARK MODELS". Several recently vacant sites. I believe they are really trying to bring this park back. One new building with one shower/rest room and laundry. Real nice pool and clubhouse. We have enjoyed two winters in Encore park in S Texas, but will not be using them when traveling anymore. - jdonais
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 296-1234
Sites: 514 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 16 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $34.00
Great showers and restrooms. Nice paved and level parking pads. Gated community with very active clubhouse and activities. Friendly staff. Overall this was a nice stay in a clean park. This was a 3 night stay and we still could have stayed longer. The location is in town right at Pantano and Broadway. We plan to return for another stay. - Jim and Cass
Aug 2014 - $41.00
We only stayed here for a couple nights, but wished we could stay a bit longer. Most of these places are permanent trailer homes, but there are a few temporary sights. There are lots of activities going on all the time and we were welcomed to join any we wanted. There is a very nice pool and hot tub area. And a masseuse on sight! All the homes are meticulously maintained. This location is also right on "The Loop" bike trail, but unfortunately they are still working on some of the segments nearby. It was also very, very quiet here at night. The campsite was on gravel,with a concrete parking area and patio. - ALbums
Nov 2013 - $45.00
This is a 55+ campground but more accurately is really 70 to 99 age group and yes, there is a 99 year old resident! Very well organized with plenty of activities for the long term resident. Everything is kept immaculately clean and staff is all very helpful and pleasant. There are more park models than RV spaces so be sure to call ahead during the busy season. We stayed in a patio site which was nice compared to the basic site with no table. When the park is full expect to be in very close contact with your camp neighbours, the good side to that is everyone we met was very friendly. The heated pool was the warmest we've ever experienced. The location is close to shopping but expect traffic noise, especially sirens every day and throughout the night. The campground is gated overnight and we felt safe at all times. The rate was pretty steep for a short stay even after the Good Sam discount but it covered a lot of activities we didn't take advantage of. - theswedes
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 724-5000
Sites: 130 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 35 Reviews
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Mar 2015 - $20.00
Gilbert Ray is a fabulous campground. It is located in a beautiful scenic area, yet is pretty convenient to Tucson services and shopping. There are limitless things to do in the area, including several hiking trails, the adjacent National Park, the outstanding Sonoran Desert Museum and the Old Tucson theme park. The scenery is marvelous, with views from most every site. The roads are mostly one-way and easy to maneuver. The only downside is a lack of shower facilities, which makes it harder to conserve water when dry camping. Overall, I highly recommend this park when staying in the Tucson area. - MrSunshine
Feb 2015 - $20.00
This park is big rig accessible but it is a good idea to check out available sites before accepting it. Big rigs need to be careful with some uneven sites with power on the wrong side for easy access. Having said that, this is a great park with fantastic views, great facilities including dump stations and water fill. No full hookups but with the 7 day limit, we had no problem. Arrive early in the day, traffic in gets very heavy in the afternoons. Slow down on Kinney Road, 35 means 35 with deep dips and bumps we called it the "roller coaster". They accept cash and checks only. Staff is very friendly and accommodating. - Beech35p
Jan 2015 - $25.00
The only thing not to like about this campground is that you are strictly limited to seven days of camping before you have to leave for seven days. The campground is in a beautiful Sonoran desert setting. Most sites are level and fairly well-separated from your neighbors, with enough vegetation for additional visual separation. There are sites of all lengths, some to accommodate a larger RV. There are only 30 amp electrical hookups, but the power seemed to be nice and strong -- no low voltage situations like you often get at older campgrounds. There is fresh water fill that is very convenient near the dump stations, and there are two dump stations. There are also fresh water fill faucets scattered throughout the campground. It is nice and quiet at night and this is well enforced by the very efficient volunteer camp hosts. Security seems to be very good. It is fairly dark at night; unfortunately, the park has a few bright lights but not bad. There is no problem finding satellite since there are no trees. Our Verizon voice and date (4g) signal were very good. If you are not familiar with the area you will want to take a look at the directions on the park web site. You do not want to bring a large RV over Gates Pass Road, but it is an OK road for accessing Tucson from the park driving a regular vehicle. - TheJim
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 883-3349
Sites: 125 | Latest Rate: $17.00 | 79 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $17.00
Good location. Quiet no hwy or train noise. Friendly owners. Electric and water good. Verizon good. We would stay here again. Price is PA. - margeandbob
Apr 2015 - $29.00
I stayed in a premium desert view site in back. Most people there return every winter. and its quiet with trail access to the desert bordering Tucson Mountain Park. Most sites are level with pea stone and larger stone. Unfortunately mine was higher in the back then the front which would have been ok except the hook ups were on the wrong side.
Laundry could have been cleaner.
WiFi is like a lot of parks, hit or miss.
Atmosphere is casual and fun.
Some planned activities. No pool, restrooms or showers.
My rate was monthly at $585 Rate is cheaper for other sites but the ones close to the road are of course more noisy.
Campgrounds in Tucson are pricey so its still a good deal.
I would come back. - apackof2
Mar 2015 - $18.00
Interior roads are paved, sites are level and are fairly spacious. Facilities worked well. Site was satellite friendly. Staff were friendly, park Wi-Fi does not work (bring your own solution), T-Mobile cell/data service was good. The sites at the back of the park are quiet; we had a premium site. I would have rated it higher if the Wi-Fi worked. We would stay here again. - KDSpree
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 624-0142
Sites: 86 | Latest Rate: $29.00 | 4 Reviews
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Mar 2014 - $29.00
I stayed here for 2 nights to have my motorhome checked and repaired. The shower rooms were rundown but clean. Manager very friendly and helpful. But there is more to a park then just the manager and shower rooms! The permanent residents there think that they are better than those of us that are just there for a few days. I sat in my lawn chair and watched as the ringleader of the larger group put on a mask of concern while talking to the manager then as she was walking away with most of the group she tells them that "The fat Bitch needs to go". I would have returned to that park just because the manager was so nice but also because she promised to put me as far away from that group but she no longer works there. - Annita
Jan 2014 - $14.00
Rate is Passport America. It is primarily a mobile home community with extremely narrow, level, gravel sites. Our 26' fifth wheel only just made it into the site. Office staff friendly and helpful. It is run down and in need of work..eg shower rail propped up, no ventilation in the bathrooms so hot and smell moldy due to the wet, dirty, old mop propped up against the wall you asked to use to wipe the floor after you. Cleanliness in the showers was passable, although fittings are old so the floor looks unclean. One electrical outlet post didn't work at all and the box lid was broken. The electrical outlet post that did work also had a broken box lid. We had broken sleep at night due to road noise, frequent emergency sirens passing and train whistles. We wouldn't stay here again. - Monaire Corporati
Aug 2013 - $25.00
We had a reservation, but arrived late in the afternoon and the office was closed. Two gentlemen relaxing outside the recreation room told us to just pick any empty space; which we did. We were to have dinner with friends and needed to freshen up. One of the gentlemen kindly let us use his key to the restrooms and showers. We only stayed one night and left early in the morning, but in the short time we were there, met some very nice people who called Miracle RV Park home. We were told that the park was the oldest in Tucson. It had a very nostalgic feel. Think Lucy and Ricky Ricardo on the road. Well kept, clean and quiet, with friendly folks. Very convenient to the University District and downtown Tucson. Not a good choice for behemoth RV's. But if your RV foot print is moderate, like ours, the Miracle RV Park is a great place to stay. - arascal
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 741-1945
Sites: 152 | Latest Rate: $19.00 | 14 Reviews
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Mar 2015 - $19.00
Great clean rv park. Level gravel sites with concrete "porches." Free Wi-Fi, that works great, 50 Amp, friendly staff, with escort & back-in assistance. - Randy C
Mar 2015 - $19.00
This park honors the Passport America rate for an entire week, so we stayed 7 days @ $19 per night, which was a great deal! The park is a mix of park models, some permanent residents, lots of winter visitors, and "just passing through", like us. The site was level, power and water were fine. The sites are gravel and each has a concrete patio. All are back-ins. We were escorted to our site. Some sites were kind of tight width-wise, situating the rig between the concrete patio and the sewer. So if this is a concern for you, you might want to preview your site. The interior roads are wide, so that's not an issue. This is not a "resort level" park, but they have a great clubhouse with an indoor pool and hot tub, billiards, library and community area. Lots of activities and everyone was friendly and welcoming. We'd actually consider returning for an extended winter stay. The laundry room was a bargain at $1.00 wash and $.75 dry. Park is located in south Tucson, so a bit of a drive into the main part of Tucson, but a nice compromise if you want to head south to Benson, Tombstone, etc. - Denise Kirk
Mar 2015 - $19.00
Stayed here for 1 week using the Passport America rate in March. (Many AZ parks will not do that until April.) It is nicer than what we expected. The airport is not that close so any noise is usually distant. There are permanents here but there is an entire area for RVs so you are with other shorter stay people. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The indoor pool was very nice, again better than expected. The sites are large with cement patios and hookups are easy to reach. We would stay here again and would tell our friends to stay here also. - Dave - Kathy
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 762-9100
Sites: 400 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 29 Reviews
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Mar 2015 - $34.00
We stayed here for Escapade. Due to Escapade, traffic had us take a different exit than the GPS would have recommended to avoid short off-ramp. Escapade parking staff was amazing. Had a 50 amp full hookup site back-in site. Fairly close to each other but we had a row of bushes behind us which was nice. The sewer hookup was elevated but doable. Had good line of sight for our roof mounted satellite dish but only because it was toward the front of the fifth wheel. - Bob & Jo
Mar 2015 - $20.00
Spacious level sites on pavement or gravel. Some full hookups with 50 amp and some with 30. Good water pressure, poor wifi, good local television, spotty phone and data reception, easy access off I-10, quiet, dark and coyote singing. Not available if fairgrounds are being used for events. Dump station is new, but turn around to leave grounds is tight. Would stay again for an out in the country quiet evening. - RJourney
Jan 2015 - $20.00
Very friendly individual at check-in. Friendly people all around. Several different areas to park RV. Some in gravel parking lots, some near asphalt. Stayed a week for $100.00. People have to vacate the site when a horse show or an event happens at the fairgrounds. Speedway and drag strip close by and can hear the noise when they are racing or practicing. - SallyJack172
4615 E Pima St. Tucson, Arizona 85712 (map) | (520) 881-4022
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 0 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $30.00
Wi-Fi only works if you stand next to the manager's trailer. Useless through the rest of the park.
A COCKROACH fell ON MY FACE while I was taking a SHOWER!!! That pretty much says it all about this place. No... there's more and worse. There's a coded lock on the door (and a sign) to keep the prostitutes and druggies out of the bathrooms at night, but someone in the park props the door open every night so they come on in anyway. I tried to take a shower at 11, then midnight, then fell asleep and finally took a shower at 3am... the door was still propped open but at least druggies and prostitutes were gone.
Hot shower. That's all I can say. But a COCKROACH on my face. And be careful... in all the nooks and crannies and corners of the shower/laundry house are BROWN RECLUSE SPIDERS. I dropped my toothbrush by the sink and thank God I looked before I stuck my hand between the sink and wall.
It is not an experience I would ever care to repeat in my life. I'm an RVer, a traveler. After the reviews I read on Google, I expected a good experience, not the experience of staying in a seedy motel where prostitutes do their business. - Kayla Genteel
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 887-3501
Sites: 180 | Latest Rate: $31.00 | 37 Reviews
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Apr 2015 - $31.00
There is a sewer smell in the park. Spaces are small. Pull ins have pea gravel that gets stuck in your shoes. Gnats everywhere. Manager is judgemental on a person's looks. Dog walk inadequate and they will not allow certain breeds of dogs because they are on the 'aggressive breed' list. Wifi is expensive if you use it. Extra charge for more than 2 people. Not family friendly. - twerntme15
Mar 2015 - $30.00
The spaces are very small. We didn't have enough room to open our awning. It was quiet. The restrooms and laundry were clean, but there was a sewer smell in both. The restroom in the center of the park is nicer than the one in the main building. We could not get the WiFi to work at all. The roads were paved, but the sites were partially pea gravel. It was difficult to level the trailer in the gravel. It got inside of our shoes every time we entered or exited the trailer. We would stay there again. - GandolphJames
Mar 2014 - $31.00
Very laid back with a mix of long term and one-night guests. The Good Sam discount and weekly prices are good. The pool is nice, although we wished there was a playground or grassy area for kids. The park is right next to the great bike/walk path that continues for miles in both directions, great for the dogs. The spots are close together. The laundry rooms are clean and modern, didn't use the bathrooms or showers. The construction on the bridge is now done, so the park is easy to access. - tinycirco
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 886-8431
Sites: 460 | Latest Rate: $53.00 | 18 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $53.00
Staff was exceptionally courteous at check in. I booked this through the Good Sam Directory. Rating was excellent. However, we were assigned a space that would not accommodate our 44' rig. They graciously allowed us to move to a space that just "barely" allowed the rig to be clear of the road. However, there was a palm tree blocking the door(we just barely were able to get out and in). This is a "retirement community" mostly of mobile homes. I was not aware of this. Beware, this place is """NOT""" pet friendly!!! Nor, is it big rig friendly. We were expected to drive our little dog to the tiny dog park in the "trash" area. - gooser
Mar 2015 - $55.00
Beautiful park. All paved and landscaped to the max. Pet areas adequate. Access is great except that city streets are rough and ill-maintained. Staff are responsive to visitors' requests and very helpful. Leisure facilities and activities keep people entertained and active. Group activities and small, "hobby" clubs are attractive. There is a good mix of overnight sites and residential sites. Peaceful, quiet, and convenient to shopping, the park is a very nice place to stop over, or to spend a season. Many people are leaving to go north for the summer, so the park is even more quiet and spaces are readily available. - george r
Feb 2015 - $53.00
Not as pet friendly as portrayed. Only about one third of the park accepts pets (that is to say where pets are allowed). Walking your pet throughout the remaining two thirds is not permitted. Yes, some inconsiderate owners probably fail to pick up after Fido. For those individuals, however, there are equal numbers (or more) readily available to tell you that pets = pests.
The WiFi is less than desirable and too often your connection fails. Sites are tight for those with larger rigs. Restrooms are 5 star clean and an array of scheduled events are offered weekly.
The future of this park, however, appears to be one of more permanent park models with only limited RV sites. - jeremiah g
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 294-5608
Sites: 1083 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 45 Reviews
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May 2015 - $32.00
A typical snowbird park with many park models, but a nice large area for RVs. Paved roads with some sites mostly gravel but with a concrete pad. Our site was concrete next to a lovely grassy area. Lots of amenities like spas and a heated pool. The restrooms in the NE part of the park are individual with showers included. We loved it here and would stay again. - R&S
Mar 2015 - $53.00
We have been coming to RCW for 12 years. In most regards, it is a great park. Lots of activities and friendly folks. The problem is that in the 2014-2015 winter season, there has been an epidemic of bicycle thefts and management has been very slow in addressing the problem. My estimate is that over 50 bikes have been stolen. It appears that an organized crime ring is being tipped off by an insider and then coming in at night to steal the targeted expensive, high end bikes with professional burglar tools. Other snatch and grab thieves are coming in through gaps in the exterior fence. So if you come to this park, be prepared to exercise extraordinary measures to secure your person and property. - JeepnJim
Mar 2015 - $28.00
Stayed for the winter season after a visit last year, and we were pleasantly surprised how much we enjoyed it. Some of the most friendly people around, lots of activities to get involved in. However, the biggest issue was an ongoing problem with bike thefts, despite warnings to lock them up. Also, the continued air traffic from both the local air base & airport flight path made us consider other sites. However, this is still the best park in the Tucson area & we'll return next fall. We had a large pull through site with grass & a tree most of the season until we chose to stay a month longer, then we were moved to a gravel site with concrete patio. WiFi was slow at the peak of season, but best to have your own jet pack if you count on internet access. We will definitely stay again. - nw explorers
450 N Grande Ave. Tucson, Arizona 85745 (map) | (520) 495-0175
Sites: 23 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 1 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $38.00
Take the time to visit this campground! Nice place with great camp hosts! Lots to see locally. Sites are very large and can accommodate large rv's with a toad! Thanks for a good time camping! - Ray Campalot
Sep 2015 - $37.00
Our family had an excellent time at this park! Our site was very spacious, level and had full hookups. There was a free shuttle that took us to the streetcar so we could explore Downtown Tucson. We spent time in the recreational room playing ping-pong and foosball. There is also a nice pool to splash around in. It looks and feels very clean and new (probably because it is). The office has a nice retail area and the staff is very welcoming and accommodating! They made us feel like family. We would stay here again. - Dawna_Spencer
Sep 2015 - $35.00
We stayed at Sentinel Peak RV Park for 2 nights with our dog. It was beautifully laid out with trees and flowers, large sites and a beautiful pool. It was close to downtown, yet very quiet. The Park has a wonderful activity center on site where you can play ping pong, foosball, play games, etc. in an open air setting with your group. The streetcar pick up was a short distance from the park. The owners were very friendly and helpful in assisting us with maps and information regarding the area. We highly recommend Sentinel Peak RV Park and hope to stay again soon. - Spirit in the Sky-1
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 297-2503
Sites: 233 | Latest Rate: $33.00 | 6 Reviews
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Mar 2015 - $33.00
We stayed here on and off (mostly on) for a year while we prepared to go full-timing. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The new manager is excellent and has made great improvements. We enjoyed the huge pool and attended several of the planned activities. Close to I-10, shopping, and a great bike path. We would highly recommend this park and look forward to staying here in the future. - Fiesta on wheels
Nov 2011 - $41.00
Easy access to freeway but interior roads narrow. Charged extra to use credit card but staff friendly. Sites small and we barely fit. Water flowed with rust in it. Didn't hook up. Pull through sites at the very back with the units in storage and road narrow and hard to maneuver around parked vehicles. It appears run down. Trains most of the night and they blow their horns. Will not camp here again. - CindyRV
Apr 2011 - $36.00
Clean park, good book swap BUT no free internet. 21 cents per minute. Trains nearby kept us awake. - mez
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 741-0388
Sites: 6 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 1 Reviews
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Oct 2014 - $15.00
This RV Park is basically an old mobile home park. The sites are a concrete slab to park next to with water/electric/sewer hookups. The sites are dirt and gravel. There are no restroom/shower facilities. There is nothing except a place to park and hookup. The owner is friendly. Normal rate is $30, which is way too expensive for what it is, but the Passport America rate made this an OK place to spend the night. There is a train that runs once or twice during the day, but I never heard it at night. It is near the airport, but I never heard any plane noise during our stay. It is behind the Circle K gas station with no sign. Call the number and the owner will direct you to your site. We would stay here again. - sendthefire
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 888-5401
Sites: 66 | Latest Rate: $12.00 | 35 Reviews
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Feb 2015 - $12.00
This is a small park and is overwhelmed by winter visitors. The utilities did not handle all the traffic. For the first two weeks I did not have enough power to run my microwave. As visitors left and I was moved to a 50A site, the power improved to adequate, barely. This is probably the lowest priced park in Tucson and it is obvious no money is put back into the park.
The rate listed here is based on a monthly rate incl. electricity. Management is very nice and tries to be as helpful as possible with what they have to offer.
Surprisingly, the traffic noise from the nearby I-10 freeway was not an issue. Just so you know, this park is located in the northern section of Tucson and a long way from the Fairgrounds where most of the special activities like rallies occur. - Margo Armstrong
Sep 2014 - $19.00
The rate reflects the Passport America discount. Campground was clear of weeds etc. Gravel roads and spaces with a picnic table. Registration staff friendly and helpful. We were escorted to our site. Did not use laundry, pool, wash rooms. Park is within a short drive to Tucson Mall and many major chain restaurants. My only concern was the 108 degree temperature and low electrical voltage, could only run one AC unit. - Outwest63
Jun 2014 - $19.00
Rate was for Passport America. Okay park, a two night stay to get caught up on shopping and laundry. Managers were friendly and helpful. We had one of the first sites as you pull into park. Site was level gravel, but not a lot of room between sites. Wife was okay with laundry, but wished it would have had AC, with the high temps. The temperature was in the high 90's, so we ran both AC's a lot and voltage was steady. Would probably stay here again. - JJ & CC
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 799-3701
Sites: 411 | Latest Rate: $39.00 | 298 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $39.00
We stayed here in Sept 2015. The park was almost empty still being very hot. Check in was quick and friendly. We had a pull through spot across from the office with grass and a patio and furniture. Spot was easy to get into. Hookups worked well. Cable was good about 25 channels. WIFI was useless didn't work for more than a few minutes if you could get on. The grass all over was being removed maybe reseeding or changing to rock? Don't know. Good place to stay, clean and secure at night. We will stay again. - blowing weeds
Sep 2015 - $35.00
We've been staying at this park since it was Beaudry RV Resort, which was about 8 years ago. Lazydays took it over and it appears they have recently contracted with KOA to run it. The park has always been a very clean, well kept property and it is our Tucson "go-to" park when visiting family & friends. KOA is making some very nice improvements (i.e. solar panels which provide some covered spaces). Because there aren't any shade trees, the solar panels on the hotter days will provide a shield from the intense sun. After a long 400 mile drive, it was nice to have a dinner at the bar & grill. The menu is limited, but the food was good. The staff was professional and friendly. This will continue to be our favorite RV park while visiting in Tucson. - Dunwrkn
Sep 2015 - $37.00
Best KOA ever! Clean, beautiful park with wide spots. Our pull-through spot worked well and not all do when in a 42' motorhome towing an SUV! Friendly, efficient check in and very helpful when we called later with questions. There's an onsite location for burgers, pizza, etc., which was very handy. The patio next to our motorhome was paved and contained a nice table with 4 chairs. The fruit trees were bearing fruit and very plentiful. Pool was lovely. We wished we could have stayed a couple more days the park was so nice! - Tumbleweed1352
2121 S. Pantano Road,Tucson, AZ 85710 Tucson, Arizona 85710 (map) | 520-298-8024
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jan 2015 - $30.00
Tucson Meadows is primarily a mobile home park with 140 RV sites in the back of the property. Most of the sites are seasonal residents. About 30 of the sites seem available for people who want to stay for less than a month. Roads are paved and sites are gravel. The mobile home park is beautifully landscaped while the transient camper sites are not. Just gravel with full hookups. Big rig friendly. Lots of activities in the clubhouse. Full pool and workout room. Even though the RV sites are not visually pleasing, we would stay here again for a week or two. - lmg
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (800) 424-9191
Sites: 1,576 | Latest Rate: $26.00 | 94 Reviews
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May 2015 - $26.00
We stayed here on a Saturday night. The park is a gated community and is very luxurious. There is a store and a very nice restaurant on site. We were here for Mother's Day and had an absolutely delicious breakfast which included champagne. Site was was concrete and very wide. There is a large dog run. The community includes RV's, houses, and modular housing. You may decide that you'd like to retire here. - Greg Swisher
May 2015 - $23.00
A very nice park for an overnite or short stay.
The staff was Very nice and helpful.
Think large paved parking lot, close together sites. Everything worked good.
Onsite amenities golf, gym, tennis and etc, we didn't use any of those we were just there for overnite.
On site restaurant was very good.
Once again staff excellent. It does have security gate.
Would stay here again. - Pnr
Feb 2015 - $27.00
Rate reflects monthly rate plus electric. Park has superb facilities, abundant activities, very clean and well maintained, very friendly and efficient staff, quiet and comfortable. This is the friendliest park we have ever stayed. Everyone, and I mean everyone, greets and visits with one another - whether you are a stranger or not. We visited other parks while in Tucson and almost felt invisible. Voyager puts them to shame. We normally don't need much social interaction but we missed getting a greeting or wave at other places. Many park models but also plenty of temp rv slots. Depending on slot location a quick overnight could be a tight squeeze and not worth it. Appears to be geared toward longer stays due to amount of activities within the park. Park is divided into pet and non-pet so be sure you are assigned appropriately. Our purpose for the month was to see Tucson and its surroundings. Voyager is a long ways from hiking, shopping, restaurants, recreation, and attractions. 8-20 miles for just about anything. But there is more than enough to do within the park. Be sure to get all the rate details. Golf is not included in the park. $9 for nine holes is steep considering how short the course is. Upon checkout we discovered there was a non-refundable fee for elec hookup and a couple of other smaller non-disclosed items. Would definitely use this park again if our activities do not require traveling outside the park very much. - durham4926
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 578-1715
Sites: 300 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 11 Reviews
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Mar 2015 - $36.00
Rate indicated is based on weekly rate. Registration parking is in gravel parking lot across street south of office. Extremely friendly, efficient and knowledgeable office staff. You are escorted and assisted to your back-in site. Quiet, well located and strong utilities, graveled, level site which has a concrete patio and no picnic table. Centrally located recreation bldg with outdoor pool, pool tables, hall and many activities. Mostly park models and few short term sites with many snowbirds. Walk in desert right from park through gated fence on west end of park. Would stay again in this quiet, clean, well located park on west side of Tucson. - RJourney
Feb 2015 - $46.00
This large park has not too many sites for temporarily visitors. It is the only park in the vicinity where we got "no vacancy" as an answer, the first time we dropped by. Very large (and over 30 ft wide) fairly level back-in sites. Nice swimming pool and a small spa next to the recreation building where many activities are offered. In the building you'll also find the laundry room and clean restrooms and showers. No restrooms anywhere else in the park. The park is very quiet during the night, no annoying traffic, train or airplane noise. Park offers free open Wi-Fi, but that is not worth the name. Wi-Fi signal strength is bad and connection holds for about a minute or two. That's why the owner displays a sign: 'Wi-Fi connection not guaranteed'. Paid Wi-Fi available.
Your full hookup has no cable and your antenna will pick up about six TV channels. We stayed a week in this very nice park, however the discounted price of $46 per night is (IMHO) rather expensive for the offered services. - Bluesbirdy
Feb 2013 - $46.00
The park is OK. It is clean and quiet. However, for the nightly rate of $46.27 (after Good Sam discount), we feel it was overpriced because we still had to buy cable TV and Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi was not very strong. - dbfay
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 888-2500
Sites: 72 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 10 Reviews
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Apr 2015 - $30.00
Wi-Fi doesn't work unless you are next to office. No clubhouse as advertised. Many permanent residents have trashy looking spaces. One trailer is the definition of 'trailer park trash' with Christmas lights still up. Manager is rude and unfriendly. Do NOT recommend this park. Will never return. - twerntme15
Jan 2015 - $17.00
I highly recommend this park because of the excellent management - friendly, accommodating, helpful, and efficient. Laundry facilities are reasonably priced, and restrooms are spacious and clean. Easy access from major highway. Would definitely return. - sheila mal
Mar 2014 - $16.00
This is a Passport America park, and for the price, it worked for us. There are quite a few long time residents here with flat tires and lots of outside things. Cable did not work, so we used the satellite and the antennae. Lots to do in Tucson, and we recommend the Desert Museum and Old Tucson. Our site is fairly level but very difficult to back into. We had been assured of a pull-through site, but it was given to someone else. We will stay here again due to the price and convenience to tour the area. - rolling homeless
Tucson, Arizona (map) | (520) 298-8024
Sites: 144 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 3 Reviews
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Mar 2011 - $40.00
The other reviews are accurate, this is one of the nicest parks we've stayed in. Everyone was friendly and included us in the park activities as if we were permanent residents. Great separate camp hosts for the RV section. Every area of this park is spotless. I checked "not" pet friendly because they only accept small dogs, and they may not be walked in the park. Designated pet areas are available, but the animal must be carried or driven there. We loved this park and have added it to our winter itinerary. Only negative is you need 20-30 feet of sewer hose to reach the connections if you park near your patio. - Westside
Nov 2010 - $18.00
We really enjoyed this park. The people were friendly, the place was sparkling clean and it was close to the hiking areas in Tucson. The sites are level, very large and are on large enough rocks that no dust blows around. Though this park is largely park models, there is a large RV section at the back. Security is tight with someone at the front gate 24-7. There is a large pool and two hot tub pools. There is a large central office with a library, kitchen, lounge, kitchen, large dining area and pool room. It is very nicely landscaped and maintained. Activities are offered. We'd definitely come back. - swike
Sep 2009 - $35.00
This is a 55+ mobile home community with an RV park in the rear. Very well maintained. - AJ and JJ


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For all courses in electricity, electronics and wiring for HVAC/R; and for Principles of HVAC/R courses.
This is a complete, simple, and up-to-date guide to the essentials of electricity and electronics for technicians working in today's HVAC/R field. Part I gives students a firm foundation in the electrical and electronics concepts utilized in HVAC/R. Then, using these concepts, Part II presents a wide variety of practical circuits and systems, addressing the challenges HVAC/R technicians are likely to encounter most often. Building on the diagrams and solutions provided here, students will be able to address even the most complex circuits and problems they will encounter in the field. New topics in this edition include Kirchoff's Law, Vector Analysis of AC Circuits, high-efficiency ECM motors, and remote control thermostats. Designed for simplicity, this text presents clear objectives, easy-to-understand explanations, and well-focused review questions.
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