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Tuesday, 5 March 2013
You've lost that loving feeling
49 comments:
- Louise Mc said...
That, my dear, is a particularly boobiliscious top. Not that I was staring. Love the skirt too.
- 5 March 2013 at 12:12
- Frocktasia said...
Let them think what they like Self-Righteous Sister ;)
There are always going to be some people thinking you sound like a pompous arse for arguing your point, especially when you are not agreeing with them.
You just carry on fighting your corner, if it feels right, chances are it probably is!
I'm in love with your outfit today, that maxi skirt with its bold blooms is magnificent and you've styled it to perfection, you look splendiferous!
We've had an awesomely sunny and warm day here in London, I hope it lasts...xXx
- 5 March 2013 at 12:27
- Fiona said...
Oh dear Curtise, I think we might be quite alike, NM says that about me! (Not that I am a pompous arse but a tendency to think I am always right.)
Plenty of time for stressing about funds when the jumble is over and I know it will be a rip roaring success with you at the helm. You'll get to bag the best jumble before anyone else gets to it too-result! Love your floral maxi, rather fitting on a cheerful sunny day I'd say. Shame you didn't reference a Cliff track, he came through Gatwick today. I had a good look at his bonce and guess what...it's not a syrup!
- 5 March 2013 at 12:39
- Secret Squirrel said...
Ach, you have described me too - the strong moral fibre stuff. We like a bit of fairness, what is wrong with that?
You look ravishing today, hope the bright colours and sunshine counteracted the frustrations...
- 5 March 2013 at 12:46
- freckleface said...
Well of course you're always right. Anybody with vocabulary like that must be. How annoying that your fellow sailors on the Good Ship Jumble don't concede that point. So very wearing.
I reckon you look knowing and ironic rather than grumpy.
Your outfit is lovely, I do like a ballerina top, that V is so attractive and I like the way it cinches the waist. Folk bracelets = yummy.
Good luck for Saturday! Hope you get to grab some treasures. xxx
- 5 March 2013 at 12:55
- The Small Fabric Of My Life said...
Fabulous colours, a reminder of the brighter days to come.
- 5 March 2013 at 13:02
I can certainly agree that that skirt made the sun come out, god damn! It's bright and floral and you are certainly looking fabulous in it even if your mood is somewhat more foggy!!
And there is nothing wrong with fairness, isnt it one of the many things that we all try to teach our children, so why not lead by example, you go get em girl!
- 5 March 2013 at 13:21
- Patti said...
You look like you could *command* the sun to come out - so smashing in your finery. And please go on being "fair" - we could use a lot more of that sensibility!
- 5 March 2013 at 13:31
- Lakota [Faith Hope and Charity Shopping] said...
I'm almost positive you are always right, especially when it comes to the PTA. How can such a well meaning organisation succeed in raising the blood pressure quite so high? Still, hopefully you will be rolling in cash to such a degree that you can bestow bounty on all comers.
Lovely skirt and boobalicious top!
- 5 March 2013 at 13:46
- grunge-queen said...
Love the cheery skirt, Curtise, and yes, it's very Krista! Glad to hear you're Jumble Sale Captain - I have no doubt it'll be a bloody good jumble! - but sorry there is internal strife re: allocation of funds. Transparency is key in these matters, I agree. Hopefully you can bring the others round to your point of view, and that you also get a chance to rummage at the jumble! xoxo
- 5 March 2013 at 13:48
- Vix said...
Our sunny day's just become a foggy night, bizarre!
That skirt is Kristalicious and you're looking remarkably boobalicious in that fabul-arse spotty top and trademark Curtise cardi.
My Mum was a school governor and used to get irate with the in-house bickering and stupid for-the-sake-of-it arguments. How can some people be so petty?
I know the jumble will be a roaring success and I hope you manage a few fab scores to make up for all the hassle. xxxxxx
- 5 March 2013 at 14:17
- Gracey at Fashion for Giants said...
I'm the same way about school fundraisers - the fighting makes me feel less good about it all.
Also, totally a Krista skirt!!!
- 5 March 2013 at 15:04
- Diane said...
Bugger! I'm going away for the weekend! Next me know next time. By the way, I have become you. I am going to a 1940's weekend in May and have been gathering items for a costume - I am just loving wearing it! Just need a boogie woogie bugle boy to hang on my arm !! xxxx
- 5 March 2013 at 15:10
- Miss Simmonds Says said...
You may feel a tad grumpy but you look radiant. I just love the maxi, another great find, those colours always lift the mood. Phone wanted to type The Mound, sounds filthy. Good luck with petty school bureaucracy, sounds typical to me! Don't worry you're queen of the jumble, crack that whip and keep the whingers in line, whilst looking divine xxx
- 5 March 2013 at 15:26
- Krista Gassib said...
What Louise said dam Curtise you are looking like a fox in that last photo! BAM, you really do have a friggin rocking ass BOD! You can't be grumpy or frumpy with curves like that:) and yes those colors are so me Curtise happy and bright and beautiful on you.
Bummer about the difficulty over distributing the profits from the sale. I hate to say it but sometimes you have to put the hammer down. If you feel strongly about something make it known (something tells me you do) but sometimes I think you sweet English folk are so polite, there is truth to that right? :)
Here's to sunshine on your face, a little money in your purse and perky beautiful breasts, namely yours.
- 5 March 2013 at 16:14
- Kylie said...
I hated going to P&F (or P&C meetings) That's what they're called here depending on whether your kids are at a private or public school. There was always so much bitching, and they dragged on and on...and on! Not my cup of tea at all, but I take my hat off to parents like you who work hard and get on with it without expecting anything in return. You don't look grumpy at all, and I'm sure your jumble will be an outstanding success - with you at the helm lovely Curtise, how could it be anything but?!
- 5 March 2013 at 17:35
- silvergirl said...
your skirt just screams sunshine and warmth
we could use a bit of that around here
i am tired of cold, windy and rainy
- 5 March 2013 at 17:57
- Connie said...
You brought the sun out with your flowery skirt and your sunny personality. Those jumble organizers have certainly got your number. "Let's call Curtise! She'll do it!" They are lucky to have you!
- 5 March 2013 at 17:58
- Misfits Vintage said...
I like jumbles too!
- 5 March 2013 at 18:05
- Misfits Vintage said...
Well, naturally you are right and those biatches should consider themselves lucky to have you on board! Shall I come over and take care of them for you?
On the sunshiny side... you look FRICKIN GORGEOUS! Yes, that skirt is absolutely beautiful and your racktacular bosom is especially glorious in that lovely top. I love the boots best!
Love! Sarah xxx
- 5 March 2013 at 18:08
Wowzers woman you're looking busting and babe-a-luscious, I'd just strutt in to the jumble sale wearing exactly that, striking your last pose and tell them to listening up.
- 5 March 2013 at 18:33
- Gracie O'Tripp said...
Those lovely red boots go great with that outfit and I love those bracelets. I can never wear bracelets, they drive me nuts but I have several that I love anyway. Good luck with your jumble sale.
- 5 March 2013 at 19:20
- Trees said...
I'm sure personality/politics come into play with things like spending fundraising money. Just think, wherever it goes its got to be good for the kids. I do agree - quite a boobalicious top - look fab and I know you run a FABULOUS jumble, I wish I could be there xoxox
- 5 March 2013 at 23:05
- two squirrels said...
Hello lovely Miss Curtise, I hope you got the email from me, we are having lots of fun with our internet connection, grrrr. I think they are all foggy brained at Telecom. Anyhoo, look at you in that truly splendid maxi skirt and your tiny waist!!!!!!!!!
Hmmmm you are the captain of the "Good ship jumble sale" then you are in charge of what the jumble loot goes to. So there, people!!!!!
sending a church mouse squeek and squirrel hug.
love V
- 5 March 2013 at 23:18
- Vintage Bird Girl said...
The bod strikes in a fabulous maxi skirt again! You look stunning even if you're in a grey mood. I hope the sun keeps shining on you for the rest of the week. Xx
- 5 March 2013 at 23:47
- Liz said...
Glad my PTA days are over - I remember the angst! You look fab. I'm going to try and find a great maxi skirt - well its a good excuse to go charity shopping, not that I really need an excuse!
Liz @ Shortbread & Ginger
- 6 March 2013 at 01:46
The skirt is perfect to remind us how spring is close!I really enjoy this sunny photoshoot, especially because this morning is still gray and foggy here!! I love Jumble sales, I'm sure you are wonderfully organizing it, your school is so lucky to have you to help!!
Have a fabulous week!
Love xxxxxx
- 6 March 2013 at 01:50
- Loo xx from Jumbles and Pompoms said...
Oh God, Curtise, how I'm glad that I was a totally hands off parent (why am I saying "was"? Still am!) when it came to PTA matters. Can't be arsed with politics schmolitics and other annoying mums. Like Connie and Sarah say, they are lucky to have you and I know that you'll work darn hard to make the jumble a success. Enjoy it! xx
- 6 March 2013 at 04:31
- lucy joy said...
Well, I think it's time to write a policy for PTA fundraising events - I'll help!
Oh, wasn't the weather glorious yesterday, enough to cheer up the most jaded souls (eventually). damp and drab today here.
Krista colours indeed, and they look super with the tone of your hair.
I do love your pompous arse, you're destined for better things than this PTA lark Curtise, so do take a deep breath and just remember that few people are as smart as you.
Lucy x
- 6 March 2013 at 05:48
- Amber of Butane Anvil said...
Your dear grumpy face is my favourite! Thanks for letting us in on all the best jumble dirt. That's an amazing skirt - I think it IS the sun - and divine with the floral bangles. xoxo
- 6 March 2013 at 06:15
- The Style Crone said...
You cheered me up with this radiant ensemble! I adore the colors and the variety of poses.. And of course the hair flower!
- 6 March 2013 at 06:39
- Ulla-Marie Nilsson said...
Wow! Such a beautiful skirt!
- 6 March 2013 at 07:48
- Emalina said...
You may be grumpy, but you look bright and sexy with that colour POP of an outfit! Love the skirt and the flower in your hair Curtise If it's any consolation the boobs are looking particularly fine too! Good luck with the jumble sale...
- 6 March 2013 at 08:06
- Forest City Fashionista said...
I don't think you look grumpy! I think we belong to the same club - the "I don't need to be right all the time, but I often am" club. Love the cheery colours in this outfit and yes, your rack looks marvelous...
- 6 March 2013 at 08:32
- PinkCheetahVintage said...
Great maxi!! Keep being Self-Righteous Sister!!! Fairness and transparency are where it's at for fund allocation!!! You are the woman for the Jumble Job!!!
Becky :)
- 6 March 2013 at 09:35
- Jean at www.drossintogold.com said...
I suspect that you ARE right most of the time. I haven't seen any indication that you're irrational or unintelligent. That can be a challenge, though. That's where diplomacy comes in, I suppose.
In the meantime, enjoy your sunshine. I know I'm enjoying you in this outfit. The accessories are particularly special!!!
- 6 March 2013 at 09:54
The colors are blooming all over the place in blogland, including here! (not so much over at my place, lol)
Your patterns and colors are always luscious and in this category I think you are always right!
- 6 March 2013 at 09:55
- Pam in Texas said...
You look fantastic, love the outfit and the bangles.
Pam in Texas.x
- 6 March 2013 at 10:24
Lovely skirt - it goes perfectly with your flower. No wonder the sun came out.
The jumble sale sounds fun. I hope it goes really well and that the conflicts will somehow slip into the background. Shame not to enjoy it.xx
- 6 March 2013 at 10:35
- kaffesoester said...
Fantastic sunny outfit, impossible to stay grumpy in! And of course you're right - fairness above all. Why else do we have a democracy?
And now: Waiting for part two of "Jumblegate"! Will there be photos?
- 6 March 2013 at 13:19
- bonsaimum said...
What??? We are not right all the time? I love your skirt, how can you not feel good wearing such wonderful colours. I admire your involvement with the school. I must admit I steered well away from parent committees as I couldn't stand the back biting.
- 7 March 2013 at 00:47
- delia hornbook said...
I think as long as you stay truth to yourself and your beliefs your on the right track :-) Love your outfit today so sunny and bright you look gorgeous, dee xxx
- 7 March 2013 at 01:50
My oh My--that top and cardigan certainly put the "gals" on display!! I love the print of the skirt--very Krita-easque!!
I hope your jumble sale goes well!!
- 7 March 2013 at 07:36
- Helga! said...
It's that time again?! I admire your perseverance!! Hey, it's all good to be a bit pompous from time to time, completely justified, in fact! Most expecially when you're wearing a rockingly gorgeous skirt like that! Such a divoon print, and perfect for Spring!!!
Ask Frida for advice if at all concerned. She'll give it to ya, baby!
Love you more than the brightest bloooms!XXXXXXXXXXXXX
- 8 March 2013 at 21:16
- CityScape Skybaby said...
They should listen to you Curtise! You are a wise soul I think, and trying to be fair is always a good thing I think. I like things to be transparent too, I hate subterfuge and plotting. And anyway, haven't they seen how fab you look! All arguments should become irrelevant because of that alone. xx
- 10 March 2013 at 03:37
- Lucy Nation said...
You are definitely not a pompous arse. It's your children's school and it's perfectly fine to want any money raised spent fairly and in an area it will do the most good. Trouble with democracy is that other people are generally stupid! (in my experience). Nevertheless, I hope you enjoyed it. I wish my daughter's school would do stuff like that. Although, I suspect if it did, the jumble would be made up of fake uggboots and faded Peppa Pig pyjamas.
I'm glad your mood matched your outfit. Isn't it great when the weather does that. The sun is shining as I type this and it makes such a difference. I'm so ready for some brightness and colour now. I love your Frida necklace. What a fabulous craze to be sweeping blogland xxx
- 10 March 2013 at 07:19
- Pull Your Socks Up! said...
Yes you do run a bloody good jumble and I say you should be allowed to put in your two-cents worth. You're part of the school community and you must be granted your democratic right to help decide where the profits are spent. Speak up I say!!!! And do it in an freakin' awesome Krista-inspired maxi and Tamera necklace - that'll show em!!! It's lovely to see you enjoyed the sunshine lovely :) xoxoxoxoxoo
- 11 March 2013 at 04:19
- Lynne DeVenny said...
The way you made the sun come out for your outfit pics is amaze-balls; I love how all the glorious colors in your maxi and accessories blaze.
I bet you are always right. You seem like a right-thinking person to me :)
- 11 March 2013 at 09:47
- Sara said...
This look/ensemble is to die! Oh my goodness! So in love w/ bangles and the beautiful skirt. You are a goddess.
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Kordon`s Rid·Ich+ is a combination of two powerful medications which have proven effective in the control of many diseases of freshwater fishes caused by external protozoan (single cell) parasites such as white spot disease, Ichthyophthiriasis, Costia, Trichodina, Chilodonella and saltwater external parasites such as Cryptocaryon and Amyloodinium. The medication can also treat fungal infections in fishes. Rid·Ich+ is recommended as the best treatment for Ich, (white spot disease). Efficacy is improved and the treatment time is often reduced when compared to treatment with either malachite or formalin alone. Additionally, the Rid·Ich+ formula utilizes the less common but also less toxic chloride salt of malachite green. The recommended treatment concentration of Rid·Ich+ should be approached with caution, carefully observing the reactions of the treated fishes and ceasing treatment if any undue stress is noted. Remember, when the first outward signs of Ich (scattered spots) are noticed, the fish is often quite heavily parasitized in the gills, lowering the fish`s ability to withstand additional stress. The weaker the fishes` condition the poorer its response to any medication. Rid·Ich+ has been shown to be reasonably safe for use on fishes which normally cannot tolerate malachite green alone.
Fishes such as the so-called "scale-less" species (loaches, catfish, etc.) tolerate Rid·Ich+ very well, but be sure to follow cautions noted earlier. Some Mormyrids (elephant noses) may be particularly sensitive and should not be treated with any medication containing malachite green, including Rid·Ich+. Rid·Ich+ will not interfere with biological filtration. The lowering of dissolved oxygen levels in treated water is often associated with the use of formalin or formalin-containing medications. The use of Rid·Ich+ allows a lower concentration of formalin to be utilized. This decreases the chances of lowering the dissolved oxygen; however, (as noted above) treated fishes should be carefully observed for any signs of respiratory distress. It should be noted that while increased temperatures will often shorten the life cycle of some disease-causing organisms, it will also cause a decrease in the dissolved oxygen levels of the water. Do not increase the temperature in tanks or ponds used for treatment, unless sufficient oxygen is assured.
Contains formaldehyde (11.52% formalin) U.S.P. grade 4.26% and premium quality zinc-free chloride salt of malachite green 0.038%. Made in the U.S.A.
Use 1 teaspoon (approximately 5 ml) per 10 gallons of water. This produces a concentration of 15 ppm formalin and 0.05 ppm of malachite green. When used at the recommended concentration, 16 ounces of Rid-Ich will treat 960 gallons of water.
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Malachite green is believed to bind strongly with the internal cytoplasmic structure of disease causing organisms interfering in normal metabolism. Formalin is a powerful reducing agent which acts by denaturing cell proteins.
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Gift Annuities
A gift that pays you: Charitable Gift Annuities
The oldest and best known of charitable gifts that pay donors income for life is the charitable gift annuity described here. The payments are fixed and so completely predictable. The charitable gift annuity allows you to make a gift to a good cause while giving you a current income tax deduction and payments for life. In this way, some donors discover they can make a far more generous future gift to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul than they thought possible. This is not to say that charitable gift annuities are superior to charitable remainder trusts. Everything depends on what the donor wishes to accomplish.
A gift annuity is simple to create. You fund your annuity with a gift of cash or stock. You are then paid a guaranteed fixed amount monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annually for life. You must be at least 65 when the payments begin and your annuity must be created with gifts having a total value of at least $10,000.
Your gift annuity can provide payments for one or two lives. Both plans generate an immediate charitable tax deduction and partially bypass capital gains tax. In addition, part of your payment will be tax-free and all of your gift will pass to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul free of estate tax.
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul Gift Annuity Program
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul gift annuity program appeals to those who prefer predictable payments to variable income. A gift annuity provides fixed guaranteed payments to donors along with the satisfaction of making a significant future gift to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. Annuity rates vary with age. The older you are, the higher your rate. Once established, payments remain the same for life. The following are some current single-life annuity rates.
Here's an example: Mary Edwards, age 75, establishes a one-life gift annuity contract with $10,000. In exchange for her gift, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul pays her $630 annually for life. $440 of her $6630 payment is tax-free for thirteen years. She also receives a $4,400 charitable income tax deduction.
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Femtosecond laser micromachining (FLM) is a relatively new and promising technology for the micromachining of a wide spectrum of engineering materials with micron and submicron size features. The interaction mechanism of femtosecond laser pulses with matter is not the same as that found in traditional lasers. This manuscript presents a detailed study of the ablation characteristics of a nickel-titanium (NiTi) shape memory alloy in air with femtosecond laser pulses. The single- and multishot ablation threshold fluence and the incubation coefficient (predicting the extent to which accumulation could take place in a material) are evaluated. In addition, morphological changes, such as the emergence of a ripple pattern, are discussed along with the identification of gentle and strong ablation phases. This study provides for the understanding and characterization of NiTi micromachining using FLM technology, which could aid in the identification of new applications for smart materials in the macro-, nano-, and microelectromechanical system domains using this technology.
FLM system in our laboratory
Plot of single-shot ablation threshold fluence for nitinol
Plot of single- and multishot ablation threshold fluence for nitinol
Gentle and strong ablation threshold for nitinol
NiTi craters at 2.26J∕cm2 with (a) 10, (b) 100, (c) 500, and (d) 1000 pulses (scale line 25μm)
Representative accumulation curve and incubation effect for nitinol for gentle and strong ablation regimes, (a) incubation coefficient for gentle ablation and (b) incubation coefficient for strong ablation
Morphology of nitinol irradiated with ten pulses at 1.13J∕cm2
Machined channels on nitinol in the gentle and strong ablation regimes, (a) all four channels (scale line 100μm), (b) 1.13J∕cm2 applied fluence (scale line 50μm), (c) 3.38J∕cm2 applied fluence (scale line 50μm), and (d) 5.64J∕cm2 applied fluence (scale line 50μm)
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This week, we went to Nebo Loop for our Sunday Adventure. Nebo Loop is a scenic byway that you can access from Payson, Utah or Nephi, Utah.
Right now, It is closed a little bit in from Payson because of severe road damage. So, we did not get to drive too far in.
However, you can still hike around and it is simply beautiful right now! Where the road is closed is a lovely area where you can park and and have a picnic.
This drive is so fun and there is so much to do with the trails and camping areas.
1.) Bring a sweater or light jacket. A combination of the time of year and the environment of these mountains mean the weather can go from sunny to rainy in a couple minutes (see the video we posted for an example). It is best to be prepared with some warm clothing just in case!
2.) Wear the right shoes. Because the drive is closed, there is a lot of opportunity for walking around and hiking. Bring some hiking shoes because you will definitely want to stop along the way and take in the beautiful scenery!


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There are several places to get old junk cars for sale, and several things to consider before you make your purchase. Many of us would like to get a cheap automobile for riding around. In fact, many people have slowly begun to realize the actual benefit to driving a beater around. Old junk cars for sale make sense because they cost less to insure, since you will likely to only carry liability, and they normally don't require any type of payments, since you can find them under 500 dollars, in many cases. Let's take a quick look at some of the things to consider when you are looking at old junk cars for sale, and ways to make sure you get the best deal possible on your beater. You may even find restorable muscle vehicles.
Repo vehicles:
One of the best places to find old junk cars for sale is at your local bank, where they have repo vehicles. Virtually any lender is bound to have one or two beaters up on the auction block, especially given the state of the economy. Make a few calls to the lenders in your area and you are sure to find some great old junk cars for sale. If you are looking to resell the vehicles, you have options.
Many repo vehicles are sold by silent bid. When you look to your bank for old junk cars for sale, be sure to place your bid, in accordance with the bank rules. In some cases, you will need to pay for the vehicle, in cash, at the time your bid is accepted. To increase the odds of placing the winning big, be sure to bid an oddball amount. For example, bid 526 dollars instead of 500 dollars or 525 dollars. You will have better luck of landing the old junk cars for sale at auction this way.
Sheriff sale:
You can also find some decent old junk cars for sale at your local sheriff office auction. Many counties will hold the auctions once per year, but larger areas may hold them several times each year. In addition, you may want to check local police departments and other government sources for old junk cars for sale. You can really save some money on your next vehicle this way.
When you try to get old junk cars for sale at any government auction, you will have a better chance of success if you attend during bad weather. Many people will skip the even when it rains. This means you will have less competition. Less competition will likely mean fewer bids. This can really save you some good money on old junk cars for sale. You can drive a beater away for only a few hundred dollars.
Scrap yards:
You can occasionally find old junk cars for sale, complete, at the scrap yards in your area. Be sure to hear them run, so you can make sure you get the best deal possible. Many of the vehicles will be ugly, but very usable. If you are looking a beater, just to run around town with, you may not care at all about looks of the vehicle. Generally speaking the looks on these types of vehicles is the last of your worries.
If you are searching for old junk cars to buy as parts, this is really one of the best ways to go. If the vehicle doesn't run, it may be priced much lower. If it has the parts you need, you can save a lot of money by getting the old junk cars that are not currently running. This can work well when looking for a parts vehicle. Be sure to check out the scrap yards in your area. You really can get a great deal on a beater vehicle this way.
Rusty, but runs good:
Many people checking out old junk cars for sale get too hung up on the looks of the vehicle. This really makes no sense when you are looking for a beater. If you are looking for a working, running vehicle to drive, you should really focus on the way it runs, and not the looks. A beater is really just meant to get you from point A to point B. Try not to be too picky when you are checking out old junk cars for sale. As stated, looks should be very low on your list of priorities when you are looking for beater vehicles with a cheap price tag.
When you are looking at old junk cars for sale, it may be wise to stick with a vehicle you can actually get parts for, fairly cheap. Should you need any repairs, you don't want to pay more for them than you paid for your new beater vehicle. As vehicles age, it becomes harder to get parts for them, in most cases. This can make the cost of future repairs quite high. It really doesn't pay to get a vehicle you cannot fix for a reasonable price.
Plenty of people buy old junk cars for the parts alone. If this is the case, you need to make certain the parts you need are in good repair. If you are looking for a few body parts, make sure the vehicle has the body parts that can actually be repaired. If you are looking for motor parts, be sure the ones you need will work, so you don't waste your money on junk cars for sale.
Little things:
When you are looking at old junk cars for sale, and are not just interested in parts, but rather, vehicles that can be driven, you will want to make sure to check out the little things. Tires, for example, are actually quite expensive. If the vehicle must have new tires to be road worthy, it could cost you hundreds of dollars. Even used tires are quite expensive these days. Paying attention to the little things really makes a huge difference when you are checking out old junk cars for sale, to drive.
Before you insure any old junk cars for sale, you really want to analyze your needs. Most likely, you will not need any collision insurance, since the vehicle is likely to be a beater. For many, liability only is sufficient. Try not to overpay or you will just be wasting your money. Use good common sense, and you can find a decent beater, to get you from point A to point B. There are easy ways to get affordable auto insurance.


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Ngorongoro celebrated earlier today the winning in style by running the Ngorongoro Marathon for a good cause of fighting against Malaria in the country. Isn't it cool? The Marathon took place in Karatu Arusha and it included various entourages and famous people from different categories, such as musicians and others. Some of big names in Tanzania that participated include: the best male artist of the year 2012, the one and only Barnabas the beauty queen of 2000 and the President of Tanzania Women Achievement Awards (TWAA) Miss Irene Kiwia to name a few. There were more than 250 athletes who participated the race. Am quoting from the Deputy Minister of Natural Resources and Tourism, his excellence Honorable Lazaro Nyarandu that the officials of Ngorongoro Conservation Area (NCA) didn't participate. The quotation is via his twitter handle. I think they didn't think out of the box what impact it would have brought by participating in the race. I dare say it is a shame to let go of such an opportunity as this one, for I hope there were both indigenous and guest who could love to here something about Ngorongoro. Well I hope they have learnt their lesson and I hope next time all will be well.
|Ngorongoro Marathon Participants.
|From Left Mr. Kijoko the Karatu DC with honorable Lazaro Nyarandu.
|The oldest participant
|Spectators watching at Barnabas at the finishing line.
His excellence Honorable Nyarandu covered the Marathon live via his twitter handle. I liked his strategy and his execution of the event I give him a round of applause for without his efforts I could probably not be able to learn what was happening and far worse not post this important Marathon.
First international runner arrives at the finish line #Ngorongoro Marathon
— Lazaro Nyalandu (@LazaroNyalandu) April 6, 2013
Breaking: Artist, Mr Barnabas completes the run #Ngorongoro Marathon twitter.com/LazaroNyalandu…
— Lazaro Nyalandu (@LazaroNyalandu) April 6, 2013
I love the spirit here #Ngorongoro Marathon.Country could excel even more if we stand united for what's in store for this land #Tanzania
— Lazaro Nyalandu (@LazaroNyalandu) April 6, 2013
Super tired after the 21km marathon! Soooo much fun! Amazing stories to tell! 0nce again much thanks to @lazaronyalandu for the big support!
— Irene Kiwia (@reneephoebe) April 6, 2013
I posted 4 photos on Facebook in the album "Ngorongoro Marathon" fb.me/1G9j8vB8QThe winners are:
— Zara Tours Tanzania (@ZaraTours) April 6, 2013
Dickson Marwa from Kilimanjaro 1st place for males.
Jackie Sakara from Singida 1st place women
Zakia Mrisho from Singida 2nd place women
Zara tours was never left behind they grabbed and sized the opportunity very well. Thank you all participants, sponsors and everybody else who made this happen successfully and special thanks to social media especially twitter for streaming live the events. You made it possible even for my readers to have a glimpse of what was happening today in Karatu. All photos a courtesy of Honarable Lazaro Nyarandu.
The International day of Malaria is on 24th of this month, what are you planning to do to fight against this killer disease?


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Passing along a remake of my Easter kit...Bunny Hop...Happy Scrappin'
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Easter Kit_Bunny Hop Freebie
Posted by Candleworks at 7:40 PM
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- CraftCrave said...
Just a quick note to let you know that a link to this post will be placed on CraftCrave in the DigiFree category today [04 Apr 02:00pm GMT]. Thanks, Maria
- April 4, 2010 at 8:44 AM
- CBH said...
Thank you so much for this post. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in CBH Digital Scrapbooking Freebies, under the Page 3 post on Apr. 04, 2010. Thanks again.
- April 4, 2010 at 10:44 AM
- Amberpony Creates said...
VEry Cute Love the colors
- May 13, 2010 at 5:12 AM
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This a list of the photoshoots we offer. If there is nothing on the list that relates to your enquiry, please pop us an email anyway.
This is a summary of each shoot; more info is provided on request:
Family portraits - Family portraits are some of the most important photos you'll ever own. Time goes by so quickly and situations change, until getting a nice family photo of you all becomes next to impossible. There is no time like today to get family photos taken. Even if members of your family are adverse to the idea. They will thank you later. The shoot is typically an hour long and very painless and lots of fun. We offter studio shoots and on location.
Family lifestyle shoot - There is a newish trend in photographic circles to capture 'fly on a wall' perspectives of the family in their own environment. This is a nice take on getting natural and relaxed images of your family, without spending half the time trying to get them to pose or smile. Ideal for smaller kiddies and spouses who dislike the whole idea of having photos taken. Shoots typically last for two hours and happen in the comfort of your own home. This option works really well if your house has lots and lots of natural light. If not, other venues will have to be considered i.e. the houses of family or friends etc.
Couple Shoots/Engagement Shoots - These shoots capture the special relationship you share with your partner in a relaxed and non-cliched way. The best environment for such shoots is in beautiful parks or settings that add interesting elements to the photos. These shoots can also be ideal for proposals and engagement shoots for 'save the date' emailers, invitations and guest books.
Weddings - We offer packages for both small and large, traditional and non-traditional weddings. Let us capture images from the start of your preparations, the beauty of the ceremony, to the fun of the reception. Depending on the time you choose to have us on site, we'll grab shots of all the important details including the very important bridal and family pics. We offer photobooths, mobile studio etc. Extra shoots like an 'E-shoot' or 'Trash the dress' shoot can be added on by request.
Maternity Shoot - Maternity or pregancy shoots are a must-have for parents. Pregnancy goes so fast, and you'll want to look back on your beautiful form to marvel how you once carried your beautiful child inside of you. Such a miracle of nature and there's no better way of capturing this exciting time than with photos. We offer studio and location shoots. A make-up artist is advisable and we have a lady we work with for both hair and make-up. We also have an array of pregnancy dresses for your use. Enquire about our Bump-to-Baby packages for bundle offerings.
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Newborn lifestyle shoot- We offer lifestyle newborn shoot which focuses less on getting perfect and routine poses, and is more natural and relaxed. Babies are only newborn for the first month of their lives and even during that first month they change so much. Don't delay on capturing these special moments. Newborn photography should typically take place within 10 days or less. After that it is considered a baby shoot, and not all poses will be possible and baby will be more awake. We offer both studio and shoots at home. If you opt for shoots at home, make sure we have a room with lots and lots of natural light to work in.
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Wally wrote: (edited a bit for space, but go read the whole thing)
I love being a postdoc – ... we don't always have choices as to where we live.... Further, some of us belong to minority groups and living in some places in the US (where costs are often far cheaper) is just not particularly safe.
I wondered if I could ask a question of the group – my mentor has been out of town/the country for the past 3-4 months and will continue to be so for another 2 months (at least). I adore my mentor, but I'm having a hard time getting the mentorship/training I need (we don't really have a lab – it's just me) – and at the same time feel guilty for needing anything. I wonder if anyone has thoughts on what are reasonable things for a first year postdoc (in a completely new research area) to ask for from their mentor (for example, regular meetings/phone calls)? What does ideal mentorship/training look like in the first year of a postdoc? Thank you in advance.
So first off, Wally, I do appreciate that there are large places in the world where we, whoever we are, do not feel safe. It's a hard call sometimes, to chose between that perfect job, and going to a place that doesn't welcome who we are, who our family is, let alone finding a group of people who will support us in what we do.
As for getting mentorship. Indeed. I am sure the loyal Scientopia Readers will have Things To Say.
My thoughts: Firstly, ask your mentor for a weekly Skype conference. This should be possible. It may only have to be 30 minutes (which will make it more palatable). Asking for weekly meetings is not asking for too much. For your part, I would work hard to make those meetings useful. Get a template of some sort, and use it. With some of my trainees, I use four questions:
- What are your over-arching goals (this can be either a monthly or yearly or projectly scale, or it can be all of these)? This, or these, may not change week to week, but it is good to revisit and remind on a regular basis.
- What have you accomplished in the past week?
- What do you plan to accomplish in the coming week?
- What is going to get in the way of you doing #3?
Within each of these, we break it down by project/sub-project or area. If the trainee is doing some teaching or taking a class, there is teaching for each question, and research for each question. If the postdoc has two different papers they're working on, we deal with these q's for each paper.
By organizing what you have to say to your mentor, and making sure you are using the time efficiently, it will not only help you get the most out of the time, but also the mentor.
Secondly, I think it is reasonable, nay beyond reasonable and approaching necessity, to develop some of those over-arching goals, and get your mentor to sign off on them. I think these goals need to be at different time scales, including one for the duration of the training time with this mentor. Then either monthly or multi-monthly goals are useful for making sure the largest goal gets done. These goals can break down by either time period or project period. But they time and scope should have both attached to the goal. So, for example, it could be, if the PD is to learn new techniques:
Over-arching/top level goal: To learn new & specific experimental techniques, to learn how to analyze data these techniques generate and produce at least 1-2 publishable papers per year.
Goal for Winter/Spring 2017 (ie until June): master technique #1 and collect preliminary data that would be sufficient for a small paper. Analyze these data. Outline results and begin writing paper (paper to be done in summer 2017).
Goal for Spring/Summer 2017: work with trainee ZZZ on learning technique #2. Help ZZZ analyze these data, and participate in writing this paper (mid-list authorship). [of course, this depends on a discussion with mentor & ZZZ to make sure this is acceptable and understood by all. Negotiate authorship in advance.]
There are lots and lots of other examples of and articles on how to develop this kind of thing, often called an "Individual Development Plan or Program (IDP). This one is from SCIENCE, which has an interactive tool to help you develop a plan of your own. This one is from FASEB. Here's some NIH info on IDP and postdoc success. Here is an article from NATURE. Very important: these goals needs to be fluid, changeable, and modifiable as you go on. That's why including overarching goals, at least briefly, each week, is a good thing. It gives you a chance to let them grow and change without feeling you are smashing your godfigures.
Finally, get rid of the guilt. Hard to do, but a good thing. In this case, it's a waste of energy. Decide what you need. Work on trying to get it. Know that you won't always get the support and mentoring you need. Know that you won't always know what support and mentoring you need. But letting guilt feelings enter into the equation is not going to move anything in a direction you would want to move.


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It's so hard to let go of anger sometimes.
It is so easy to sit with it, to stew in it.
To bubble and fight.
But sitting and letting go couldn't be simpler.
At this very moment I am trapped in a hell state. Every minute of my day, I am consumed by it. My connection to my true self smothered by the illusion of these emotions.
To be Buddhist does not mean, we shy away from anger and emotion, it means that we are brave enough to see our selves as we truly are. Good points and band points and realise there is something that needs to change.
Most of the time it is us that needs to change.
But change is hard and it is painful, but I know that I am going to get through this.
If you are suffering in a hell state, or you are angry, realise that being in this state is more damaging to you, then it is to the other person.
Together we can breath in and out and let it go...


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In a deal long believed to make sense for the two rivals, Office Depot (NYSE:ODP) and OfficeMax (NYSE:OMX) are combining forces.
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But the announcement didn't go smoothly.
Early Wednesday morning, a press release from Office Depot appeared on the company's website. The release included details about the merger buried in a section titled, "Other Matters."
It was an unusual way to announce a $1.2 billion deal, so it didn't come as a surprise when the release was pulled and reports surfaced that Office Depot's announcement of a finalized agreement was premature.
Office Depot and OfficeMax later sent out a joint release to announce what the companies are calling a "merger of equals," though Office Depot is the larger company by market cap.
In a conference call Wednesday morning, representatives from both Office Depot and OfficeMax gave a brief explanation for the snafu.
Office Depot CEO Neil Austrian said the company's webcast provider inadvertently released the announcement. Later in the day, the blame was pointed squarely at Thomson Reuters (NYSE:TRI), which acknowledged the mistake in a statement.
Waiting for Approval
The companies addressed the merger during Wednesday's call and what they believe will be a trouble-free regulatory process. But outside of the financial terms of the agreement, few details were given about the all-stock transaction.
No word was given about a CEO for the new company, where the company will be headquartered or what they will call the combined company. Austrian and OfficeMax chief Ravi Saligram also declined to answer questions about specific markets or store plans, leaving investors without a full picture of how the combined company will look.
"I think they are really nervous about the [regulatory] approval," said David Strasser, an analyst at Janney Montgomery Scott, when asked about the missing details. "They didn't give any sense that they will have answers in three weeks."
The office-supply retailers expect the transaction to close by the end of calendar year 2013, by which time they expect to have approval from the Federal Trade Commission and international regulators.
Van Conway, CEO of financial advisory firm Conway MacKenzie, said the companies have to prepare for the possibility that the FTC prevents the deal from happening. It's wise for them to avoid making plans before being certain the merger will go through.
"But everybody sells the same stuff, so they can't get any type of control position," he explained. "I don't see at all that getting approval would be a problem. Their products are sold everywhere. Consumers have options."
Strasser suggested that any concerns at Office Depot may stem from the lingering memory of its failed merger. Staples (NASDAQ:SPLS) and Office Depot planned a merger in 1997 but were rejected by the FTC. The deal was struck down by the regulator amid concerns that prices would spike.
Much has changed since then, giving Office Depot and OfficeMax reason to believe their deal will go through without a hitch. Brick-and-mortar stores selling office products now compete with retail giants like Wal-Mart (NYSE:WMT) and online merchants like Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN).
"We were advised on the regulatory process," Saligram said during the conference call, "and we're confident the market has changed rapidly."
'Consolidation is Survival'
According to the combining retailers, the new company will achieve annual cost synergies of $400 million to $600 million. Saligram and Austrian stressed that synergies played a key role in bringing Office Depot and OfficeMax together.
"In competitive industries, consolidation is survival," Conway said.
Conway added that Office Depot and OfficeMax have extensive "redundancy of retail locations," which provides an opportunity for cost savings.
"Synergies are not often realistic, but they make sense here. You just need to look a map of their stores," he said. "With the onslaught of online sales and purchasing power of Wal-Mart, you have to be leaner. If you have stores generally in the same location, you clearly don't need both. Combining gives them a better chance to weather the competition."
Staples remains the most direct brick-and-mortar competition for a combined company. Janney Montgomery Scott sees Staples as a winner following its rivals' merger agreement, upping its price target for Staples to $17 from $13.
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9455 108th Ave Vero Beach, Florida 32967 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 301 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 32 Reviews
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Jun 2018 - $60.00
Overall the park was clean and very conveniently located to interstate 95. Also close to restaurants and food. The roads were not in very good shape however it is obviously working on them. The site was clean and level. - Deckwalker
May 2018 - $25.00
This is quite a large park. We are in s 42 foot motorhome towing. We have to have gotten the worse site in the park. In walking the park there were several available sites with either a grassy area for your chairs and picnic table. The site we were given #25 has a small strip of sandy dirt with no room for chairs. Our awning almost touched the mobile home next to us. We are here for 3 nights. Very dissatisfied with our site needless to say. - Gusie
Apr 2018 - $44.00
Very nice resort! Clean pool, nice sites, clean laundry room and gated park! Staff was courteous and helpful! - jailbabe1892
8850 N US Highway 1 Sebastian, Florida 32958 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 120 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 21 Reviews
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Oct 2018 - $61.00
This campground is the worst I've ever been to. A deposit of $250 was required. We stayed here eight weeks. When checking out I was given a form to fill out with a forwarding address where the balance of the deposit was to be returned minus the power bill. As of today I still haven't received the balance. I got through to a woman who was very rude, she told me I wouldn't be getting the balance because we checked out early. It looks like I was lied to about the deposit. About the park itself, its a crap hole. The grass when we arrived was near a foot tall and cut after we were parked and once afterward never trimmed in the eight weeks we were there. The swimming pool advertised was closed for at least six weeks of our stay. Beware of the people reading the power meter they make mistakes to their advantage. They should leave that up to the utility company. The cable advertised was not working. The sites were very close some only less than three feet apart. Not much close by. No recreation close by. Closest shopping about 8 miles. - melchione1
May 2018 - $44.00
Nice park and pool. Nice sites, very quiet and convenient! - jailbabe1892
Feb 2017 - $37.00
One of the owners is affiliated with a construction company that stores their equipment on the grounds of the campground. Every morning bright and early you can hear the roar of the trucks and equipment start up and go about their business. This campground is not quiet by any means! Very unprofessionally run at so many levels, amateur hour.....to say the least. The noseums in late afternoon and evening will carry you away! Saw many people leave and go to another campground do to the heavy bug infestation. This place was a big disappointment! Stay away. - Craig-9797
11330 S Indian River Dr Sebastian, Florida 32958 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 25 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 11 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $50.00
This is a very clean, immaculately kept and VERY well run gem of a park, nestled directly on the Indian River, with views that will take your breath away. Looking for a place to bring your RV and enjoy a quiet, restful, and quaint "Old Florida" type town? Pelican's Landing has it. Looking for a place to bring your boat or kayak, and leave it right at a boat slip on premise? Pelican's Landing has it. Looking for a place where you can enjoy spectacular sunrises that you'll never forget? Pelican's Landing has it. The only problem we encountered at Pelican's Landing was that we didn't want to leave! We originally booked our stay for a week.....we ended up staying for a month. If you're in the area, please don't miss this place. If you're not in the area, find a way to get there. You won't regret it. Thanks to the staff. Your hospitality was greatly appreciated. Pelican's Landing is "first class" in every way. - Ken and Debbie K
Mar 2016 - $65.00
Pelican's Landing trailer park is expensive for what it has to offer. Although the sites are wide and it is on the intercoastal. It is definitely not a 5 star. WiFi does not work; water pressure is poor; water at times has a terrible swampy smell; and cable TV offered by the park is the bare minimum.
The laundry facility only provides cold water, and the machines are not dependable. There are no camp showers. There is no pool. The noise level from the trains (they run 24/7 and frequently day & night) and garbage pickup (5:30 AM 4 times a week) is quite disturbing.
Management lacks people skills .
Now having said all that we did spend 4 seasons there as campers in our own RV. Almost all of the other campers were and are quite wonderful and we made a lot of great friends.
The camp ground became very expensive and totally unpredictable in their administration and varying policies, so we found another place that better suits our needs. - FB Hannemann
Sep 2015 - $120.00
We rented a mobile home "cabin" for 3 nights, and paid for dock tie up for 3 days . The cabins are very well furnished but the water smells awful. That rotten egg smell whenever you use the hot water is very unpleasant, and after taking a shower, you don't feel clean. We did not use the dock tie up because the stormy weather each night made me fearful my boat might get swamped. We had an automobile accident on the third day and left a day early as I wanted to have the repairs made as soon as possible. The back of my SUV was damaged and leaked whenever it rained. I asked for a refund for the third day and for the 3 days I was unable to use the dock tie up. Management said their policy was NO REFUNDS period! So, if you have a problem or an emergency, don't expect any consideration. - robert407
13225 US-1 Sebastian, Florida 32958 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 30 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 1 Reviews
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Apr 2010 - $24.00
This is a mobile home park that got hid hard by a hurricane a few years ago. Some permanent residents didn't move back so there are slabs where the homes used to be. It is right on US 1 convenient to everything. The residents here are very friendly and they keep their places up. There are no rest rooms yet. I am staying here during off season so, I did get the off season rate. The streets in the park are nice and wide. I will stay here again on my next trip through. - PattyRVer
9700 S Highway A1a Melbourne Beach, Florida 32951 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 51 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 48 Reviews
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Mar 2018 - $28.00
If you can get a site on the water it's diffidently worth it! We had site 53. Great views of the water. Saw lots of dolphin while just sitting outside. 50 amp power was good and water had good pressure. Dump station was clean. - zjxgator
Dec 2017 - $14.00
Fishing is the main attraction here along with a large beach area plus a surfing beach and fishing pier. Not much privacy in the campground as most sites are close together with little vegetation separating them. New rest rooms had clean all tile showers inside with good pressure and plenty of hot water. Outside were a shower and clothes washer & dryer. - Appleknocker
Nov 2017 - $14.00
The ranger who checked us in was very kind and helpful even though I had messed up my reservation dates. He found us a site. If you fish, this is a fantastic campground. We don't fish, so we probably won't return. We did enjoy seeing all the birds--who apparently found the fishing good also. Our pull-thru site was very long but not at all level. It took a lot of blocks and numerous attempts to get level. - Breeze On
8860 US 1 Micco, Florida 32976 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 70 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 1 Reviews
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Apr 2018 - $37.00
We reserved a month at a cost of $612. When we arrived we were disappointed to see that this was a park where people were living in RVs and there were only about 3 lots that were not occupied by permanent residents. This is always a disappointment because part of the fun of traveling is the meeting of other friendly travelers who are looking for the same experiences as us. When ever you pull into a 'trailerhood' you are an outsider. You have nothing in common with those people. There will be no camaraderie and you will be alone. When we were preparing to back in to lot #11, a man living on lot #13 came out of his trailer and started flying the birds (middle fingers) either at us, or at the people who we would be next to on lot #10. The sign language was a little disturbing. We got a site next to a couple who had their lot loaded with everything imaginable including about a dozen noise makers blowing in the wind. Since they were on our left side, they were on our headboard slide side. Every night we awoke with the clanging, banging, chiming, rattling and clinking of too many 'pleasing' sounds. The breeze was strong most of our stay. We cut our time there in half due to the noise and the fact that the location was just too far away from the beaches and other attractions. We were not given a refund in any amount as we had 'paid for a month'. It was worth leaving to go to a better place, and we did. We do not recommend this place. - campground survey
10305 US-1 Sebastian, Florida 32958 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 250 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 15 Reviews
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Apr 2018 - $50.00
Checked in on a Friday, paid for three nights, was told no one would be in office on Sunday. Left on Sunday left a note and asked for a refund on my card. Got a call Monday saying that they don't do refunds. Park was nearly empty, mostly seasonal at this time of year mid April. Site water handle was missing. Traveled from Vermont to Florida and would have to say I would never go back to this place. - Uncle Mike
Feb 2018 - $45.00
If you like in your face road noise augmented by train noise with narrow hard to access sites, this is the place for you. Basics: roads are paved and easy to drive until you have to make a turn. The sites are narrow and pretty much right on top of one another. The turn into our site was a major trick to shoehorn between the water hook up on the right side and the sewer on the left. Verizon phone and mifi worked well, apparently they have wifi but we saw no signal from our site so maybe it works up at the office. The pool is salt water and clean, showers were hot with ok pressure and the bathrooms were clean. Our stay here was a last minute thing and this was the only place in the area that had any space. We had to move to another site for our 2nd night. I'm pretty sure we're not going to stay here again just for the difficulty of site access. The staff was great and everything was clean. - pumper9x9
Jan 2018 - $47.00
Conveniently located on US 1. Easy access to paved sites. Mixed use park with some full-time residents and a ton of mature snow birds including a large contingency from Canada. They have shuffleboard, putting green, and activity center with quite a bit going on. Restrooms were quite clean and electronically secured. Had a bit of a problem with my reservation but staff was able to take care of it. The office and grounds staff were all quite friendly as were the folks staying here. NOTE: US1 is a busy four-lane road. The sites along the road have road noise and there is no barrier. There are also train tracks close enough to hear the trains. We are in a well insulated, well built rig but the noise still got to me. As work traffic picked up in the morning, it work me up. The pull thrus by the road are tight and subject to road noise. Scout your turns as some are rather tight for 45 foot fifth wheel. - Moe and Flo are on the go
700 Long Point Rd Melbourne Beach, Florida 32951 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 170 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 44 Reviews
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Jul 2018 - $33.00
An amazing, county run campground on an island in the Intracoastal Waterway. No shade but many of the sites are right on the water. There's a restaurant and bait shop right at the entrance to the park. Check in was quick and easy. The only complaint is that many of the other campers didn't have their dogs on leashes. There are many beach access points and several state parks in the area. - jaxcruiser
May 2018 - $30.00
Spent a week on a waterfront site and enjoyed it. Fishing right out back was very handy. Whity's fishing tackle just to the north has everything you need. Large enough site [no paving] and was able to position the camper for a river view. If you need something you better bring it with you. It's a drive to most anything. 2 restaurants to the north. Park rangers kept everything tidy. Clear view for satellite or Orlando on the antenna. No sewer, but we can stretch a week on the holding tanks and use the bath house. They have a dump station. - Libby
Mar 2018 - $32.00
Nice location near Sebastian Inlet. Great beach accesses in Brevard County but their park could use a little TLC. Heavily used when we were here in March and it really shows. County commissioners: please put some $$ back into the place!
Odd sites where some pull straight in, some back in, some go sideways. The spaces require some thought on how to park so you are level. Picnic table was burned in spots and falling apart, and fire ring had trash and cat poop in it from tennants before. Litter in the mangroves galore. BUT great water access if you are on a water site!
You share a power post so make sure to have an extention cord that will run the length needed.
The kayaking was really good with lots of dolphins and birds. We had two eagles above us on the last day. The bathrooms are heavily used and showed the wear and tear as such. Your site can be exposed to high winds if on the West or the South side so be aware of that when booking. - Blowfishqueen
1060 S US Highway 1 Vero Beach, Florida 32962 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 250 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 7 Reviews
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Mar 2016 - $21.00
Great people and we have a great site. Very nice area and the park is well managed. Very close to shopping and the beach. - Michael and Shirley Engle
Dec 2012 - $35.00
First, I would not pay too much attention to the "3" rating unless you are hauling a bunch of toys. We have a 40' MH and a toad. We only stayed 4 nights and were placed on a large site that used to house a trailer/Park model; among the other trailers. No RV's in sight... It was fine! Neighbors were friendly and hook-ups worked. The Wi-Fi was too far away but the Verizon data and cell was great. The location is close to Vero Beach and Ft. Pierce. Shopping abounds. They do have an area just for RV's; maybe for the monthly rentals? In any case, no complaints and we would stay here again. - Kokomo
Jul 2012 - $35.00
We have spent 2 years at Tanglewood but will never come back. We were told we could not have our boat or anything else on our lot. It's double standards when the president of the community can have his motorhome on his lot but no one else can have campers, trailers, car dollies, boats, or any thing extra on their lots. There are plenty of other places around the Vero Beach area that welcome campers and their toys. - kgkaroonie
3860 S US Highway 1 Grant, Florida 32949 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 75 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 12 Reviews
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Mar 2014 - $19.00
Very friendly, laid back older campground. Manager goes out of his way to foster interaction between long term and short term guests. We barely parked and were urged to come for potluck. Also we enjoyed a free cooking lesson and wine tasting, and invitation to play bridge,etc. Grassy pull thru was levelnand wide with concrete patio and drained well during heavy rainstorm. Heading northbound on Route 1 in or out of the park is tricky with the divided highway. Also trains run close by. - nonadonna
Nov 2012 - $20.00
The manager tried to make us happy, but barking dogs in front and back of us tend to make us unhappy. The cable didn't work. The facilities were not clean. Trains, planes, and automobiles but we got use to that. Could not get use to barking dogs. The fishing pier across from park and a boat ramp 1 1/2 miles away were the only good things about this park. - kgkaroonie
Jan 2012 - $30.00
If you like hearing airplanes, automobiles, and trains, this place is for you. 24/7 the noise never stops. The park is right on US 1, a four lane highway with 24 hours traffic. The railroad track is right behind the park, I mean right outside the park fence, and runs 24/7. We literally were shaken awake in the night by these trains. There is an airport approximately a mile away and these planes fly all day long right over the park. They are people learning to fly. The water is terrible and not drinkable, we had to buy all of our water in spite of the fact we had 2 water filters on our unit. The laundry and club house are dirty. The park is dirty, trash, not mowed, etc. The manager even came around one day and wanted us to pay $45.00 to have our site sprayed for bugs. Can you imagine? But true. The Wi-Fi service is not free, don't be fooled. We would never stay here again or recommend that anyone else does either. - bsnmobs


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