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Crittenden, Kentucky 6.17 miles NE
Williamstown, Kentucky 7.01 miles SE
Corinth, Kentucky 12.14 miles SE
Dry Ridge, Kentucky (map) | (859) 824-5836
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 13 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $25.00
The park is under new ownership and the lady that manages the park is very nice and was very helpful as was the people that worked with her. The park was full when I called for a site but she was able to work me in. I had full hook ups and everything worked fine. I would stay at this campground again if in the area. - Ralph EL
Apr 2015 - $35.00
I had found prices of $20.00 to $25.00 while searching on line yet when I got there it was $35.00 and $31.50 if you pay cash. After pulling in late I just paid the $31.50. I didn't expect it to be quiet because it can't get any closer to I-75 but the price killed me. Don't even bother typing in the number code for the WiFi it's the worst WiFi I have ever had in and RV park.
Mud and pipes laying around close to our awning side from some old work that had been done. Part of the lawn was mowed but the dog run area wasn't. - travelon
Sep 2014 - $17.00
Nice park for an over-nighter. Staff was very friendly and helpful. We had a slide that broke a half moon pin in the drive and they helped get the slide in, gave us wood and a saw to make a brace to keep slide from coming out. They also called an RV dealer close by and made arrangements for us to come in and get repairs done. Our rig is 40' long. Site was pull-through and it was level. Nice place. - Space Cop
Crittenden, Kentucky (map) | (859) 428-2000
Sites: 95 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 55 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $28.00
This is our second stay at this park while my husband works in the area. The owner/staff are great and work very hard to keep the campground nice. My husband enjoyed fishing in the pond and the park is very pet friendly. We would definitely recommend/stay here again. - dakotabean
Jul 2016 - $28.00
No wifi unless we walked two blocks over (we were in a pull thru), hosts were unaccommodating. Not friendly, but not rude. It appeared that we were doing them the favor by staying here. Gave us an uneven site, water/electric wrong side. No sewer at pull throughs. Showers were not working properly, you keep turning it and knob goes around and around. Hot and cold hard to distinguish. One toilet out of order in bathroom. Dump station difficult to get close to. 30 amp breaker blew with just Ac on. We thought it was overpriced for what you get. We got this type of site without a lot of things like wifi, hookups on wrong side, etc., maybe because we were here only one night? - Geezer traveler
Jun 2016 - $34.00
This appears to be a former KOA (typical a-frame office). The gentlemen in the office were very pleasant and welcoming and escorted us to our site. The pool was sparkling clean. A welcome relief on this 95 degree day. Lots of shade and a small lake where you can fish (catch & release) without a license. The noise from the interstate and trains was noticeable but not a problem for us. Internet was ok. The power was borderline but our voltage guard never kicked off. Over all, a pleasant overnight stay. We would stay again while traveling through the area. - waterlovnlady
Walton, Kentucky (map) | (859) 485-9131
Sites: 99 | Latest Rate: $16.00 | 40 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $16.00
I wasn't expecting to like this park as much as I did. The owners were very nice and the pool was clean. This is an older park, but I found it to be very organized and easy to get around despite some narrow roads. We enjoyed our stay. There were a lot of commercial businesses nearly, but overall it as no noisier than most campgrounds. We would definitely stay here again. Easy on and off the Highway. - Ginny H
Jul 2016 - $27.00
Pretty trashy place. No sewer. The cable didn't work and they said too bad. I can't believe anyone gave this place a positive review. - RHNeal
Jun 2016 - $28.00
Would give you the pros and cons but have little to say as for pros. As for cons, I'll start with quiet hour starts at 11:00 and it is LOUD til the last minute. The sites are dirty grey crushed rock that tracks white if there is the least amount of dew/moisture on the ground. Bath/shower are smaller than a closet and if ya don't mind large spiders/ants/other crawlers...there is hot water. I believe we were but one of two motorhome in the entire park. I guess that should have told me something from the beginning. But then, we were very tired and looking for a quiet nite (?) along the creek. If your needing the same...keep on movin cause this sure isn't it. I'm going to be very generous giving this campground a 3. - Sweatlife
Union, Kentucky (map) | (859) 384-3522
Sites: 62 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 41 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $35.00
This was an overnight stop for us and this appears to be a very popular campground with a mix of tents and RVers and lots of kids. Looks like that it is big rig friendly depending on the site. Utilities were fine but the bath house was old and needed much more attention due to the high volume of users. Had 2 bars of Verizon LTE at our site but only 3G at the campground entrance. Campground hosts were very friendly and attentive. Public roads to the campground are pretty narrow. Do not take Exit 171 off I-75 because some of the roads are extremely narrow for our dually truck. Campground had a very popular pool and miniature golf. I liked this place better than my spouse and we probably would not stay here again. SWe stayed in a motorcycle tent trailer. - roadking
Jun 2016 - $20.00
we enjoyed our stay at big bone lick , with about 60 sites it is a quiet out-of-the-way camphround, but still minutes away from the Florence Kentucky area with shops, a mall, restaurants galore. It appeared that the majority of the sites are a bit unlevel but not so much that it could not be corrected. Electric and water were an easy reach . Campground does have a pool and two large playgrounds, The bison herd was interesting but the park museum is small. We enjoyed our stay . - depguy
Oct 2015 - $25.00
Very nice campground. Sites were a little short for our 31 foot trailer (had to park the suburban next to camper to stay off the road). Showers were clean but old looking. - Yjmoose
581 Highway 467 Sparta, Kentucky 41045 (map) | 859-356-7658
Sites: 300 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 6 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $30.00
Stayed here as an over night stop an a recent trip. Only had electric hookup. Dump station and water available. Deep, wet grass. Area needed mowing real bad. When I made my reservations I was quoted $30, but when I arrived I found that since it was race weekend, the rate was $75. They finally accepted the $30 rate I was quoted.
The camp sites are basically electric hook ups in a cow pasture. I had to use 4wheel drive on my truck when pulling out the next morning because my tires were spinning on the wet grass. - arkansasmel
Jul 2015 - $30.00
This is basically a cow pasture turned into a campground. If you have a large RV it is not the place to stay. Also it is right across the street from the main railroad between Louisville and Cincinnati. Trains run all night and there is a crossing there so they blow the whistle 3 times. No sleep! There is only electric at each site so IMO it is overpriced. Sites are all tall grass, so pray it doesn't rain or you're stuck. Will not stay again, will boondock before staying there. - Ljbtn
May 2015 - $30.00
Sparta Campground! Our 2nd time back! The owners are two of the loveliest people we have met in our lifetime! We stayed on Snob Knob (due to a little oversight on the owner's part). It was a quick switch to a different site & we had a wonderful couple nights with electric & water hook-ups! The train is loud and can wake you up, that is for sure (but it is dark & quiet down in that valley at night, otherwise). The property that the campground is situated on is an old tobacco farm & in MY opinion, it is simply gorgeous!! The hills that roll up around the campsites are covered with tall trees & it is the country AT its BEST!! We loved this short trip to Kentucky & our black lab had another fun time! Thanks again to the owners & their gracious southern hospitality! - patti&charlie
Florence, Indiana (map) | (812) 427-3330
Sites: 160 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 20 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $34.00
Nice wide open easy in and out. Back in and pull through sites with full hookups. Close to Kentucky Motor Speedway and a river boat casino. Casino has a very nice golf course. - jcbus
Nov 2015 - $37.00
Stayed as an overnight while traveling in the off season. Very easy access to and in the park with our extra large sized 40'+ big rig RV. Quiet at night and park looks very well kept. I thought the price was high for just an electric connection and concrete pad since water at the sites was turned off (but available at the office) but, during their regular season, looks like it would be a fair value given the amenities. Great AT&T and Verizon signal. Satellite signal available at most sites. We would stay again. - Snidely Whiplash
Oct 2015 - $31.00
Great park, open spaces, great for satellite reception. Not much in the area. Needs some dirt around the concrete slabs. Wifi was good when we were here but not many people were in the park. The weekends pick up quite a bit. Rate was weekly rate. - Livin' the Life
Sanders, Kentucky (map) | (502) 347-9361
Sites: 269 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 1 Reviews
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Nov 2010 - $25.00
This park is about 15 miles off of I-71. It is on a winding dangerous one lane country road with many sharp twists and turns. A truly nerve racking drive after several hours on the highway. When we arrived at 6 PM there was no one around. Some sites were closed down for the winter. We had to search for one with water. Store/reception run down. The nicest thing about this campground was the signs directing to the park. Once there it was down hill fast. I would never stay here again. - murph164
Alexandria, Kentucky (map) | (859) 635-4423
Sites: 75 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 2 Reviews
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Nov 2014 - $35.00
Stayed in the equestrian campground due to size of camper (35 ft.) but did not have horse. Large level gravel space with water and electric. Lake was short distance from site so easy access with kayaks. Road bikes around park without any issues. Very peaceful and quiet setting. Fishing, golf course and wonderful environmental education center on site. Local winery very short distance away. - NKyCampers
May 2014 - $20.00
This was our first trip in our RV. This park is very poor. The park is not clean, They have 26 "Improved electric" sites available. The sites are very small - almost too small for a pop-up camper. They are basically small uneven pads on a hill close to the lake. Would be good for a tent but not for any type of camper. The park is gate controlled and if you have visitors they must pay for the vehicle to be on the grounds. There was a boat race on the lake the weekend that we camped. It was very loud and could be dangerous. I made reservations but was not notified of this high speed boat race. The boats started very early and went on into the evening. Park was staffed with what appeared to be high school kids that did not care. - depguy
Falmouth, Kentucky (map) | (859) 654-3531
Sites: 84 | Latest Rate: $24.00 | 5 Reviews
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Jul 2014 - $24.00
We stayed here over 4th of July weekend and was a little disappointed on our campsite. It was shaded, but sites in our area were right on top of each other. Sites towards front of campground were spaced apart more as were sites located by tent camping area. However you have to be cautious on sites because a lot were uneven and smaller. We had a 21' and was tight getting into our site. It was packed of course, but was surprised to see how quiet it was. That was nice to have. As for things to do it was good. There was 2 trails to hike, but only 2.25 total. The swimming pool was nice and the smaller but nice lake had boats for rental also. There was plenty of family activities to do i.e. volleyball, miniature golf, basketball, tennis, hiking, paddle boat rental, swimming, and hiking to name some. We liked it overall and would stay again, just in a different site. - kycamper02
Jul 2011 - $20.00
Very beautiful and clean pool. However, the sites are very crowded. We camped right beside the playground: MISTAKE!!! It was not too bad mid-week but on Friday night & Saturday everything was packed, bathrooms, etc., kids for days. Does not appear to be restrictions on the number of people camping at a site. We enjoyed our stay, but will not go back. - johnjoseph
Jun 2010 - $24.00
If there was sewer, it would be a "10". Otherwise, it was beautiful. Quiet, large sites, priced right. - carderh
Rising Sun, Indiana (map) | (812) 438-4500
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $43.00 | 56 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $43.00
We came in without a reservation and were fortunate to get a site for one night on July 4 weekend! Our spot was a large back-in on the Ohio River and it was nice and level with all the hookups nearby. There was no WiFi or cable but we didn't mind that at all. We did need their maintenance man to check the power pedestal as the 30 Amp plug showed signs of burning/arcing. Everything checked out OK and we enjoyed our night listening to kids playing, folks talking and singing around campfires, and watching stars and the satellites in the sky. - KC8RXQ
Nov 2015 - $43.00
Pluses: Lots of Halloween activities for the kids, nice clubhouse, and firewood delivery right to your campsite. Outer loop spots are decently spaced but inner loop look hit-or-miss.
Minuses: Roads are in terrible condition - doesn't look like they have put fresh gravel down in a year so the potholes stayed a muddy mess even when it didn't rain. WiFi was useless - it was crowded, but we couldn't log on even once the two days we were there. Playground is small. - selmore
Sep 2015 - $17.00
It was pouring rain the entire time we at the park so we didn't really get a chance to do much or even take advantage of the area. We chose to stay on the upper level which we later found was somewhat of a mistake as the sites all have really bushy trees with lots of low hanging branches. We found out later that the sites on the lower portion by the river don't have that problem. From the little bit we could see through the rain, it appeared to be a nice park with lots of family activities. It is also near 2 casinos, one of which will come to the park, pick you up and return you for free. We were so tired and wet we just opted to stay in for the night. It was rather far from the road, but the drive was easy and had it been sunny probably rather scenic. The site was FHU and very level and long. We hope to go back when the weather is better. - LovinFT


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"Kashkari promises to derail Brown's obsession — the (at least)
$68 billion San Francisco-to-Los Angeles bullet train."
I guess Will thinks he selected an obvious Brown weakness, but high speed rail is necessary investment - virtually the rest of developed world is doing it (China - the world's largest economy is doing both high speed and maglev). The United States will have to do it too if it wants to stay #2 and not fall farther behind (get used to this idea).
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Another young, smart, strong, minority Republican running for office. How can this be in the party that all the media, liberals, and Democrats claim is the party of old white men?
- 7:39 a.m. July 24, 2014
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Goldwater was also pro-choice and and pro-gay rights, which would make him a unacceptable to today's GOP (outside of deep blue states). He also opposed JFK's tax cuts which would doom him today. Odd to think that Barry Goldwater was far too liberal to be a modern Republican.
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Mr. Will, are you decrying California as a one-party state? How about all the
other one-party states, including Utah? Or is your lament only one-sided.
It is interesting that it took a Democratic Jerry Brown to substantially tame the budget mess that CA has faced for a very long time, one that had its roots in Proposition 13 in 1978, led by Howard Jarvis. History has shown that the Utah born Jarvis' concepts, like Sam Brownback's in Kansas today, are disastrous policies. Following Paul Ryan and the House GOP would be a crippling blow to the entire nation. These a models based on greed and narcissism, and will always fail.
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Brown 52, Kashkari 33
You go George!
Your guy is down by 19,
but gotta had it,
having the GOP pick someone who is not Archie Bunker is an improvement.
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Mr. Will, are you decrying California as a one-party state? How about all the other one-party states, including Utah? Or is your lament only one-sided.
Utah's AG, and former AG just got arrested,
and we STILL see these die hard Republicans calling it a partisan witch-hunt....
That's about as blindly ONE-sided as one can possibly get.
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It probably wouldn't have changed the final outcome of the 1964 electoral
count, but it seems the height of hypocrisy that the Johnson campaign made
Goldwater into a dangerous Cold War Hawk. Remember the TV ad with the little
girl and the nuclear bomb mushroom cloud that implied that if the voters
didn't vote for the "President" (LBJ) that Goldwater would cause
nuclear war?
Then what happened? Johnson pushed the United States totally into the Vietnam War, which took a year out of my life. Johnson turned out to be the war hawk. I expect Hillary Clinton to try the same sort of crap.
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In this day and age, Barry Goldwater ("Mr. Conservative" who started the conservative movement and defined conservatism, and was considered to be on the far right fringes of the political spectrum at that time) would be called "RINO and "liberal" (and wouldn't have a chance of being nominated for pretty much any political office where the far right is in control) That's how far the extreme far right has skewed and hijacked the party to the far right fringes. Sad.
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This is the lesson that the GOP needs to learn with the nomination of Goldwater in 1964. He was the tea-party Republican of his time. He even railed against "moderation" in acceptance speech. He was seen as the alternative to the more moderate Nixon who lost to Kennedy in 1960. But what happened to Goldwater. He was crushed in 1964 by LBJ. If the GOP doesn't go moderate, they will be crushed, maybe not to this extent, but it will still be ugly. The lesson from Romney is that that a moderate GOP candidate can do well. Perhaps without the harsh 47% comments, along with Hurricane Sandy, the election might have turned out differently, perhaps closer at the very least. But if the GOP puts up a Cruz, a Santorum, a Palin or Perry, they will be crushed like a grape by whatever Democrat is put forward (and I don't see Clinton as the lock choice there)...
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Yes, Nixon was elected in 1968 but I think a pivotal event happened in history to lead to that result, the assassination of RFK. No way Nixon beats RFK, who unlike Johnson, opposed the Vietnam war and after all, was a Kennedy.
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Goldwater was also pro-choice and and pro-gay rights, which would make him a unacceptable to today's GOP (outside of deep blue states). He also opposed JFK's tax cuts which would doom him today. Odd to think that Barry Goldwater was far too liberal to be a modern Republican.
8:45 a.m. July 24, 2014
...and don't forget legalizing medical Marijuana.
A few years before his death he addressed establishment Republicans by saying, "Do not associate my name with anything you do. You are extremists, and you've hurt the Republican party much more than the Democrats have."
Talk about sliding to the uber-far-right...
Who could have EVER thought that today's GOP would be labeling Barry Goldwater as a RINO?!
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Speaking of one-party states, the deep South deserves mention. It used to be a
conglomerate of one-party states under the label Democrat. All that changed with
the rise of the civil rights cause in the post-World War II years.
Today, the anti-Washington, anti-government philosophy of the far right has made the region solid red state territory. That the Republican Party was once the party of Lincoln doesn't even matter. After a century and a half, Dixie is still unable to let go of the Civil War.
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Thanks KB. This is from the article linked to in the previous post:"Apple Schedules Extended Retail Meetings May 22nd Sparking Speculation About Event""- There's an overnight shift planned for around 10-15 individuals at each Apple Store to work from late Saturday all the way through mid-Sunday.- During the overnight shift, it's going to be required that employees lock cell phones in the main office. They will also have to sign an NDA with Apple.- There are a wide variety of roles, we're told, for the overnight shift. This includes all visuals staff, a manager, a business team member, a few Genius team members, one back-of-house employee, and a few generic Apple specialists.- Apple stores have apparently already received hardware to install, and are expecting more hardware to come on Friday or Saturday. All materials that Apple stores have received have been instructed to be under lock and key until after close on Saturday night.- Apple employees will be putting up black curtains at all stores so that people walking outside cannot see inside.- Employees have had to download gigabytes of data from Apple corporate labeled, "training" in a password-protected zipped folder that won't accessible to managers or anyone else until Saturday afternoon.- Lastly, all Apple retail stores have mandatory meetings on Sunday, May 22nd. Most meeting are scheduled for the morning, but there are evening meetings as well."It is amazing how the investment community has consistently underestimated Apple over the past several years. Apple has incredible vision and I would not at all be surprised to yet again be amazed by Apple's next big thing. I was late to the Apple bandwagon. But now almost everything I do revolves around my iPhone (well at least the music, paying bills, TV, Netflix, email, etc. you get the picture) There is a reason EVERYONE is trying to emulate their products. You don't see Apple trying to copy the droid or whatever crap motorola or blackberry puts out. Apple is king and as an owner of Cirrus stock I'm glad to ride the Apple wave. I think Apple continues to sell more units, be it iPhones or iPads, and hopefully we are able to increase the content, ASP, per unit. These increases simply are not reflected in the analyst's rev/earnings estimates. IMO.
EVERYTHING Apple is wonderful, BUT I also own MMI, I like their stuff too! NOTHING wrong with the ZOOM, and their phones are very cool too, not junk at all, I talk to VZ all the time and get their opinion, cuz they sell it all! I figure that this tablet/smartphone thing is just getting started and many players will take a piece of the pie, MMI is coming out with their 4G Bionic soon, if they just sell phones they will be just fine on that alone. I will probably get rebutted here, but too bad, to say I only have eyes for Apple, IMHO is foolish. AND RIMM is totally overdone in their sell off NOTHING does email faster than Blackberry, total business/enterprise phones, mkt got them wrong too! but I am not in it YET!~!CRUS WILL BE FINE!!


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In September, Lucia Berlin's posthumous collection of selected short stories A Manual for Cleaning Women hit the New York Times Best Seller list for hardcover fiction.
Vice called Lucia Berlin "the greatest American writer you've never heard of."
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I count myself as part of that "modest audience" who was lucky to know Berlin and her work before her death in 2004. I met Berlin when she was my teacher in the graduate creative writing program at the University of Colorado, and I was immediately taken by her as a writer and as a person. [Read more…]


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The premier volume of the Annual Review of Cultural Heritage Informatics (ARCHI), edited by Samantha Kelly Hastings, is the polestar publication for cultural heritage scholars, professionals, and students. Featuring sixteen original works selected by the distinguished editorial board of international scholars, ARCHI presents a broad spectrum of the cultural
The premier volume of the Annual Review of Cultural Heritage Informatics (ARCHI), edited by Samantha Kelly Hastings, is the polestar publication for cultural heritage scholars, professionals, and students. Featuring sixteen original works selected by the distinguished editorial board of international scholars, ARCHI presents a broad spectrum of the cultural heritage informatics field. Whether one is interested in cultural heritage preservation, digitization, digital humanities, user behavior, technology, or educational practices, ARCHI is the central source for current and emerging trends in the rapidly expanding cultural heritage informatics field.
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• Best Practices contributors, such as distinguished scholars Michèle V. Cloonan, Martha Mahard, Daniel Gelaw Alemneh, Abebe Rorissa, Jeannette A. Bastian, and Ross Harvey, explore the increasingly converging, distributed, and pluralistic nature of digital cultural heritage and suggest new perspectives on traditional preservation and access methodologies.
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• Education offerings include an exploration of a current cultural heritage informatics educational program and an analysis of educational resources available to local history and genealogy collection librarians.
• Field Reports case studies include active digitization programs, cultural heritage preservation initiatives, and developing cultural heritage research agendas in Ethiopia, Pennsylvania (U.S.), Australia, and Romania.
• Technology for promoting the accessibility and preservation of cultural heritage is explored from the specific perspectives of a digital humanities virtual reality application, identification of a metric enabling libraries and archives to invoke analog video reproduction rights under the United States Copyright Act, folksonomies and other social networking tools as finding aid extensions, and a review of digital collection user studies.
In addition to the five major sections, a nascent sixth, Reviews, section is introduced and the vision charted for its expansion in future volumes. Providing a compendium of current research, educational initiatives, and best practices, ARCHI is a pivotal resource for cultural heritage informatics scholars, practitioners, and students. By challenging readers to explore a variety of contexts and offering critical evaluation of conventional practices, ARCHI promotes new ideas and offers new pathways of development for the cultural heritage informatics field.
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Return on Investment: The Key to Nonprofit Sustainability / Edition 1by Tom Ralser
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ROI for Nonprofits: The New Key to Sustainability
"Nonprofits are not that different from for-profits." This statement alone can cause heated discussion, but the truth is, nonprofits face the same challenges as for-profits when it comes to raising money and keeping investors happy. When investors in nonprofits are shown that their money is making a/b>
ROI for Nonprofits: The New Key to Sustainability
"Nonprofits are not that different from for-profits." This statement alone can cause heated discussion, but the truth is, nonprofits face the same challenges as for-profits when it comes to raising money and keeping investors happy. When investors in nonprofits are shown that their money is making a difference and their investment is paying off, they are more likely to keep investing—making return on investment (ROI) a valuable method for nonprofits to demonstrate the value of their organization.
Written by Tom Ralser—a CFA uniquely qualified to apply ROI methodologies to the nonprofit sector—ROI for Nonprofits: The New Key to Sustainability details the methods and processes to help non-profits raise money in an environment that increasingly demands accountabi-lity, transparency, and results. Divided into two main sections, the first section of the book establishes the benefits and motivations for the investment-driven approach, while the second section demonstrates the range in which ROI can be put to use.
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- Learning from the For-profit World
- Moving to an Investment-based Mindset
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Depending on the road as you get to the border you will see a ex-border building. There should be a sign on it with "vignette" and an arrow. If not pull into the first inhabited building in the border complex. At most of the crossings I've done I've picked up at the fuel station.
Police, normally hang back 200m from the border but can be up to 1 km back.
Yes, your reading of the address is correct, and you will love Bled.
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Thanks for the reply! I plan on crossing the border where the map below shows and getting onto highway 403 and then onto 201 into Bovec. It looks to be a fairly remote crossing and while the quality of the satellite image is poor, I can't see any buildings in the area nor fuel stations. Maybe it isn't an issue but I'm trying for as problem free of a trip as possible!
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Jump, cannot see if it is a motorway, only needed for motorway or the capital's ring road
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It's not motorway so no need for vignetta. You can buy it at any petrol station.
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Ahhhh, that could make a difference! I guess I didn't understand what a Motorway was. I assume then a Slovenian Motorway is similar to the USAs Interstate system? Assuming the following map is an accurate reflection of all the Motorways in Slovenia, I should be OK into Bovec and will be able to pick up a vignette at a fuel station once I'm there.
That helped a lot. One less thing to worry about! Awesome and thanks!
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yes, that's motorway system in Slovenia. You must check crossing into Slovenia from Italy is also for travelers from outside Schengen zone, but i think it's no problem as you are first arriving in Italy and Italy is in Schengen zone, same as Slovenia.
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Does anyone know... do they sell vignettes of less than 1 week duration? We'll only be in Slovenia for a couple of days (tho we wish it could be more).
If not, is the 1-week sticker still 15E, like the Slovenia tourism website indicates?
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One week is the shortest duration and yes, they still cost €15.
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In computer science, a type class is a type system construct that supports ad-hoc polymorphism. This is achieved by adding constraints to type variables in parametrically polymorphic types. Such a constraint typically involves a type class and a type variable, and means that can only be instantiated to a type whose members support the overloaded operations associated with .
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Curry is an experimental functional logic programming language, based on the Haskell language. It merges elements of functional and logic programming, including constraint programming integration. It is nearly a superset of Haskell, lacking support mostly for overloading using type classes, which some implementations provide anyway as a language extension, such as the Münster Curry Compiler.
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Type system
A type system associates a type with each computed value. By examining the flow of these values, a type system attempts to ensure or prove that no type errors can occur. The particular type system in question determines exactly what constitutes a type error, but in general the aim is to prevent operations expecting a certain kind of value being used with values for which that operation does not make sense; memory errors will also be prevented.
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Logic programming
Logic programming is, in its broadest sense, the use of mathematical logic for computer programming. In this view of logic programming, which can be traced at least as far back as Alonzo Church [1932 1932], logical inference can be used in programming. This view was further developed by John McCarthy's [1958 1958] advice-taker proposal to use forward chaining under the control of logical propositions.
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Nondeterministic algorithm
In computer science, a nondeterministic algorithm is an algorithm that can exhibit different behaviors on different runs, as opposed to a deterministic algorithm. There are several ways an algorithm may behave differently from run to run. A concurrent algorithm can perform differently on different runs due to a race condition. A probabalistic algorithm's behaviors depends on a random number generator.
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Modular programming
Modular programming (also known as top down design and stepwise refinement) is a software design technique that increases the extent to which software is composed of separate, interchangeable components called modules by breaking down program functions into modules, each of which accomplishes one function and contains everything necessary to accomplish this.
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