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|Television plays
Fiction television programs
Made-for-TV movies
Television adaptations
Video recordings for the hearing impaired
|Named Person:
|William Shakespeare; William Shakespeare
|Material Type:
|Document, Videorecording
|Document Type:
|Visual material, Computer File
|All Authors / Contributors:
William Shakespeare; Shaun Sutton; David Jones; Mike Gwilym; Amanda Redman; Juliet Stevenson; John Woodvine; Edita Brychta; Martin Best; British Broadcasting Corporation,; Time-Life Television,; Ambrose Video Publishing,
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|Language Note:
|In English with optional English subtitles.
Extras: the complete script in Microsoft Word document format.
Originally broadcast on the BBC series The Shakespeare plays in 1984.
|Senior cameraman, Ron Green ; music composed by Martin Best ; videotape editor, Dave Hambelton.
|Mike Gwilym (Pericles), Amanda Redman (Marina), John Woodvine (King Antiochus), Edita Brychta (Antiochus's Daughter), Robert Ashby (Thaliard, Fifth Knight), Edward Petherbridge (Gower), John Bardon (Lord of Tyre, Fisherman of Pentapolis, Storm Sailor), Peter Gordon (Lord of Tyre, Pirate), Iain Mitchell (Lord of Tyre, Pirate), Patrick Godfrey (Helicanus), Toby Salaman (Escanes, Pandar), Norman Rodway (Cleon of Tarsus), Annette Crosbie (Dionyza), Christopher Saul (Lord of Tarsus, Fourth Knight), Gordon Gostelow (Fisherman of Pentapolis), Richard Derrington (Fisherman of Pentapolis, Gentleman of Ephesus), Patrick Allen (King Simonides), Juliet Stevenson (Thaisa), Roger Bizley (Marshal, Pirates), Christopher Ravenscroft (First Knight, Gentleman of Ephesus), Malcolm Kaye (Second Knight, Storm Sailor, Brothel Gentleman), Adam Kurakin (Third Knight, Brothel Gentleman), Edward Clayton (Lord of Pentapolis, Philemon), Stephen Oxley (Lord of Pentapolis, Cerimon's Servant), Valerie Lush (Lychorida), Clive Swift (Lord Cerimon), Nick Brimble (Leonine), Trevor Peacock (Boult), Lila Kaye (Bawd), Patrick Ryecart (Lysimachus), Frances Kelly (Marina's Companion), Elayne Sharling (The Goddess Diana), Rodney James (Dancer), Jinty Coventry (Dancer), Mandy Demetriou (Dancer), Chris Moppett (Dancer).
|Event notes:
|Taped June 21-28, 1983 at the BBC Television studios in London.
|1 videodisc (177 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
|DVD.; System requirements for script: PC or Mac with Microsoft Word, DVD-ROM drive.
|Other Titles:
|Prince of Tyre
Shakespeare plays (Television program)
|by William Shakespeare ; a BBC Television production in association with Time-Life Television ; produced by Shaun Sutton ; directed by David Jones.
The Prince of Tyre is pursued by the vengeance of King Antiochus because he discovered the monarch's incestuous relationship with his daughter. Fleeing from place to place, Pericles is shipwrecked, courts, and marries Thaisa. Their child, Marina, raised by friends when Thaisa is believed to have died, is kidnapped by pirates and sold into a brothel before Thaisa is discovered alive and the family is joyfully reunited.
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Considering the price I got them at, I really don't care. I got them at a steal for working for a distributor. So... I'm overall very happy.
so what happens to the people who bought the boom mic pro for 40 dollars?
I think v-moda went a bit too far.... Now all you can hear is the 8-11khz treble and can barely hear anything from about 4-8khz... Also the lower mids from 300-1000hz are recessed. I think they went a bit too far with the recessed mids and lower treble and the spike at 8-11khz... If they would have made them a bit more neutral they would have been better. They do sound good as long as you like the frequencies of 20-200hz and 8-11khz more than the others!
For you they would be... Remember, V-Moda's are still DJ headphones, reducing sibilance and taming highs is a good thing for these purposes (produces a less fatiguing sound). Would I personally want them more neutral, of course, but there are reasons why they did what they did. The M-100s are still a consumer branded 'phone. Consumers (non-audiophiles) tend to like some coloration :p
I'm saying that I feel the same way, and I really have no issues with a little EQing at the price I paid. If I had paid full price and had to EQ I'd probably be a bit disappointed... I tend to prefer not EQing these days. (rather different than how I used to be)
Granted for some of my music I don't need to EQ, but still...
Yeah, the treble spike does make the M-100's slightly metallic-sounding.
That 10db spike at 8-11khz and also the 7db bass boost... To me this is practically all you can hear on the m-100...
The bass from about 20-200hz and the big treble spike at 8-11khz.... everything else is pretty far back recessed...
Im not saying they are bad headphones, just that they are very V shaped... I think the Momentum are better headphones due to this, they do not have the initial excitement of the M-100 but the overall sound is better as they present the whole frequency range properly. Just my preference as someone who likes lower mids and treble.
It only looks like there's a 10k spike when in reality there isn't much of one at all. It's just that there's a dip between 4-8k, which is absolutely necessary for all headphones for technical reasons I won't get into here. Using the midrange as a reference, amplitude is almost exactly the same at 1k and at 10k. There is also a dip at 400hz, which prevents the mids from being overly thick.
I don't hear a significant treble boost anywhere, even though treble is definitely not lacking. Val himself promised that he would never overly boost any frequencies above 8k in any V-moda product. If they sound harsh or sibilant to you, you're probably used to very dark phones.
Mine were the exact same way when I first got them. I couldn't wear them for more than 30 minutes without terrible pain on the top of my head and on my ear lobes. After about five days they loosened up and now I can wear them for hours with no discomfort whatsoever.
The M-100's start to become very uncomfortable for me to wear after an hour's use for Skype calls. I have to take one earcup off at a time to give my ears some relief after an hour's use.
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I am not sure this is correct tbh... The M-100 have a MASSIVE treble peak which give false emphasis to the details whereas 598 is more accurate / realistic. If anything the M-100 is the one with the treble spike pushing the treble details into your face, whilst recessing other details at the same time. If anything the HD598 are presenting all the details whereas the M-100 are lacking detail. I don't even like the HD598 very much due to lack of bass and slightly boring sound but I am not sure your analysis is accurate... The m-100 have exaggerated bass and treble
Are you just going by a frequency graph or have you actually heard the M-100? I don't recall a single post in this forum referencing exaggerated treble with the M-100 (I'm sure someone will make me eat my words). IMO, M-100 has some of the smoothest, reasonably extended treble I have heard- very pleasing for most genres and never harsh.


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The men's team has seen a few changes this year with newly turned senior James Weight winning an event and multiple time team member Dicky Chrimes not entering. Going into the last league event at Hurley things can still change. Sam Anderson has done the maths and has posted where things currently stand on the SquareRock blog.
As Sam explains, this year's system for deciding the team is a different to the usual. It started back in May...
There's 3 parts to it with your best result in 2 parts making up your overall score. Part 1 is the new British Championships League ranking which comes from paddlers best 2 results from 4 events (Tryweryn in May, Boulters in July, Nottingham in Oct and Hurley in Nov). Part 2 was the Twin Waves competition and Part 3 was the Tardis competition last weekend (23/24 Oct). The points given for each placing are: 1st 50, 2nd 47, 3rd 45, 4th 43, 5th 42, 6th 41, 7th 40, 8th 39…..
Full results of the both Saturday's and Sunday's events can now be seen on Alan Ward's blog: Liquid Projects
In the women's event, myself and Claire O'Hara won an event each securing our places on the team. Nicola Beeby and Jen Chrimes are currently tied for the 3rd spot. This year, 12-time team member, Fiona 'Flea' Jarvie, has decided retire from international competition. Flea has always been such a strong and positive member of the team and UK freestyle committee, things won't quite be the same without her!
On a personal level, I'm excited to be back on the team and am looking to another World Championships!
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Audubon California expands habitat protection
As part of its ongoing effort to protect important bird habitat in Kern County, Audubon California (BirdLife Partner in the US) has purchased 120 hectares of land along the Kelso Creek. This acquisition brings the total to more than 240 hectares that Audubon California has purchased in the last 12 months in the Kelso Creek drainage. The area is an important migratory route for raptors, vultures and songbirds moving from the Mojave Desert into the southern Sierra Nevada. The land is arid but includes streamside willow habitat, important for a number of species such as Nuttall's Woodpecker Picoides nutallii and California Thrasher Toxostoma redivivum.


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Samsung Profit Drops 49 Percent in Q3 as Competition Rises
Samsung reported third-quarter sales of $45.1 billion, down 19 percent from $56 billion during the same period last year.Samsung has suffered another quarter of reduced net profits, which fell to $4 billion in the third quarter ended Sept. 30 from $7.8 billion in the same quarter last year. In this interval, the company's sales plummeted 19 percent to $45.1 billion from $56 billion. Samsung announced its third-quarter earnings in a conference call with financial analysts on Oct. 30, blaming the disappointing results on a "weak smartphone product mix" that led to decreased sales as well as price reductions on older devices. In the fourth quarter, the company said it expects smartphone and tablet demand to increase, while competition in the bustling marketplace is expected to intensify and price wars will continue with more year-end promotions. The company's lower net profit of $4 billion was also a 32 percent drop from $5.9 billion in the second quarter of 2014. Total revenue in the latest quarter fell 9.2 percent from $49.7 billion in the second quarter.
Company officials responded to the lower figures and promised changes going forward, according to a report by the Associated Press. "In a rare acknowledgement of a misstep, the company's head of investor relations [said during] an earnings conference call that Samsung had lagged behind changing market conditions," AP reported. "The company's response 'was not quick enough,' said the executive, Robert Yi."
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It's Alpine Valley Time!! The Band rehearses at 5:30 and the concert starts at 7:30. The weather should clear up in plenty of time for the concert. See everyone there!
Swing Nouveau Concert Cancelled for June 21
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June 30 Concert
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Alpine Valley!
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2. Heat grill to high. Cut the polenta into about 20 slices. Tip the mince into a shallow ovenproof dish, then arrange the polenta on top in overlapping slices. Sprinkle with the Parmesan. Grill for about 5 mins until the polenta and cheese are tinged with gold.
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Total Fat 32 g48.6%
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Sodium 501.7 mg20.9%
Total Carbohydrates 88 g29.2%
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Sugars 1.9 g
Protein 30 g60.6%
Vitamin A 5.2% Vitamin C 3.4%
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - May 5, 2005, New Braunfels, Texas THURSDAY, MAY 5,2005 RLL PUK RD* 78b MOJ 1000571 05/16/05 SUUTHUEST HICROF'UBLISHEIRS 2621 I VANDELL DR EL PASO TX 79905 SPORTS GAME TIME The Smithson Valley and Canyon baseball teams get ready for postseason play. Page 7A \ V 4 aPP** J —* •* * jiff * INSIDE GRAPE GALA The second annual Grape Gala is scheduled Friday on the Faust Street bridge. Page 4A Serving New Braunfels and Comal County since 1852. Vol. 154, No. 144 14 pages, 2 sections CLICK www7 herald-zeitung.com 500 56825 00001' IPI# UP m Mostly Cloudy High Low 81 61 Details .... 1B DEAR ABBY 3B CLASSIFIEDS 4B COMICS 2B CROSSWORD 2B FORUM 5A OBITUARIES 3A SPORTS 7A TV GRIDS 3BDrainage ordinance becomes law in NB By Scott Mahon Staff Writer Although local developers and three council members argued it was unfair, New Braunfels' long debated storm water development fee ordinance passed a final reading with a 4-3 vote Wednesday. The vote was the culmination of years of debate, and develop ers now will be required to pay a development fee to help pay for the maintenance of drainage facilities in New Braunfels. Mayor Pro Tem Lee Rodriguez, who voted for the ordinance Monday, voted against it Wednesday along with District 3 Councilwoman Gale Pospisil and District 4 Councilwoman Valerie Hull. The ordinance requires that developers pay a fee of $1,250 per lot for one-family or duplex residential developments. It also requires developers to connect to a regional detention facility if new development was within 3,000 feet of an existing facility, which the local development community argued was unfair Tuesday night. Non-residential development with less than 65 percent impervious cover will require a $2,600 fee per acre, and non-residential development with 65 percent or more impervious cover will require a fee of $3,000 per acre. Residential development other than one-family and duplex developments will pay a fee of $1,600 per acre. Pospisil, who said she was not opposed to developers paying the fee, voted no because she felt the ordinance was unfair. "This just isn't the right ordinance," she said. "I can't support it, we've rushed it." The original ordinance was See DRAINAGE Page 3A Gale Pospisil Bulverde^ mayor resigns; ates illness By Leigh Jones Staff Writer Bulverde Mayor Bill Cole resigned Wednesday, claiming a recent illness prevented him from continuing to serve the city he loved. In a letter addressed to city council members, Cole told them his job as mayor had been his greatest privilege and highest honor. "My faith in Cod, my devotion to my country's values, and my love for Bulverde and my many friends there, whom I consider my extended family, will continue to be the bright points in my life," he continued. Cole has served Bulverde for five years, two on the Planntng and 7x>rrtng Commission and three as mayor. In a city press release, Mayor fro Tem Bev Lemes praised her colleague for his dedication to the city. "Bill Cole has been a vital part of our community, in many areas, and made significant contributions to Bulverde that will continue to be a direction for us to follow," she said. Cole had one year left on his term. Alter accepting his resignation, city council will consider its options for filling the vacancy. COMINGFRI IDAY Happy birthday Gruene Hall celebrates its 30th anniversary as a music leader in New Braunfels. - .-''dSL t ; *t1J HK Killing suspect released on bail DIVINE INTERVENTION By Ron Maloney Staff Writer Mission of Divine Mercy taking shape By Le igh Jones Staff Writer Who would have thought Cod's messengers of mercy would travel in a rusted oui 1961 Jeep Wagoneer leaving a cloud of dust in their wake. The preferred method of transportation at Mission La Divina Misericordia fits its future inhabitants to a tee — rustic, utilitarian and capable of eliciting a really big grin. The Jeep, like everything on the 128-acre spiritual home lot the six members of the Mission of Divine Mercy, is a miniature miracle. Discovered during one of the clean-up days hosted by Sts. Peter and Paul Church, the banged up, open air vehicle was resurrected by one of the Mission's "worker bees." It does not look like it would start, but it runs like a dream. The Mission of Divine Mercy project, not yet one year old, is the fruition of a dream than began in November 2001, when the small religious order arrived in New Braunfels. Sisters Magdalene Foster, Maria Amapola de Jesus Granados, Maria Felicitas Bortoni, Brother Moses of jesus Pillari and Father John Mary Foster came from another religious order in southwest Texas, seeking a place to live an apostolic contemplative life. 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IBJ's decision to agree tough financial conditions in return for an injection of capital from the government sparked hopes that other major banks would also take part in the reforms.
The Japanese government has set aside 25 trillion yen (pounds 130bn) to help the country's debt-ridden banks shore up their capital bases and increase lending to Japanese business.
Stephen Lewis, chief economist at Monument Derivatives, said: "Confirmation that IBJ will apply for public funds indicates that the terms on which the funds are to be made available will not, as had been feared, be too onerous for any bank to consider taking them."
News of the move sent the Nikkei soaring by 3 per cent to close at 14,216.33, up 408.28 points. Despite market hopes, the signs were yesterday that other major Japanese banks could be slow to follow the lead set by IBJ, Japan's seventh-biggest lender.
A spokesman at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Japan's largest bank, said: "We are considering the matter but have not made any decisions yet."A Sakura Bank spokesman said: "We applaud the passage of the [bank recapitalisation] bills. But at a time when conditions [to obtain public funds] have not been decided yet, we would like to make utmost efforts to raise capital on our own."
Mr Lewis said: "IBJ's example will not necessarily be followed by the city banks. IBJ is a long-term credit bank, a type of institution that is widely recognised as having no future in the deregulated capital market that the Japanese authorities are seeking to establish."
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11 Parks near Millersville, Maryland
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Herald Harbor, Maryland 3.98 miles SE
Millersville, Maryland (map) | (410) 923-2771
Sites: 147 | Latest Rate: $71.00 | 64 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $71.00
We were lucky to get a space because the park was full. Halloween weekend planned for families. Loads of fun stuff for the kids (which we did not have). We stayed here to tour D.C. so it was fine for our needs. Seems like owners go out of the way to plan activities. Even had outside movies at night. Can handle all sizes of RV's. - Paige Taylor
Sep 2016 - $75.00
We stayed the weekend after Labor Day. Temperature was in the 90's. Pool was already closed for the season. Boo.
Work campers really were busy working all day keeping things clean and repaired.
50 amp super sites were fine. Sites in the trees in the back would not accommodate a big rig. - Couch9748
Jul 2016 - $69.00
Closest park in for visits to Annapolis and D.C. Have stayed here twice in past two years for that reason. This park is on bottom of my list of positive experiences with KOA parks. Staff was indifferent and otherwise pre-occupied. Large group of scouts tented, so staff could not keep ahead as pertains to cleaning restrooms. Did not pick up trash on site as other KOAs have done, no community building or evening activities. Their big plus is a bus ride into and out of D.C. Daily, for $13 each. I can settle for less campground service for the less stress of commuting into and out D.C. - Mike from Bama
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We've been here a month with a couple more weeks to go. This is a very nice park. Spacious lots, very nice laundry and shower building with a couple break room/library/game areas. Lots of trees but probably ? to ½ of sites are possible for satellite reception. Overall very quiet, except for the base special of reveille at 0630 over the base loudspeakers. Earplugs are useless to counteract, but we got used to it. Better than train whistles or traffic noise. They don't do it on the weekends.
They don't have wifi or cable, though I understand they're working on that right now.
Only downside is there's been a bit of musical spots. Their reservation software doesn't optimize the spots to minimize moves, so we moved twice in a week, but spent almost a month in the current spot. Seemed like it could be minimized since it was mostly people already there moving around. When we extended, the person we dealt with in the office made it so we didn't have to move again, but the experience/interest level of the staff varies.
This is certainly the best value in the DC area. We will be back in the spring for sure.
Rate based on monthly rate. - Seb
Jul 2014 - $28.00
Very nice campground. Sites are big with plenty of space between them. I like the fact the grass gets mowed regularly. Good option for the DC area. We would do so again. - rwarner22
Sep 2013 - $30.00
Great location for visiting family and friends. Once you've been here, it is easy to find. That first time can be difficult, though! Office staff does leave something to be desired. All utilities worked well. Laundry room very clean and all in working order. Will definitely stay here again! - CanDo
US Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland (map) | (410) 293-9200
Sites: 14 | Latest Rate: $19.00 | 3 Reviews
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Sep 2013 - $19.00
Since my last visit the campground has become populated with permanent party personnel, making reservations difficult. Effectively half of the sites are occupied by long term occupants. It has become more of a housing area, rather than a FAMCAMP. - hw8200
Apr 2013 - $18.00
I would expect that a campground associated with the US Naval Academy would be more up to date. This campground needs an upgrade to bring to the standard you find at USMA and USAFA. - hw8200
Nov 2012 - $9.00
The campground is not in the Academy section of the Navy base. That makes it hard to find and difficult to get to. One has to drive through a residential area on a curvy road where there is a lack of signs pointing to the campground. That is one issue that makes it not big rig friendly. Another reason is that the interior campground road is gravel and hilly with some sharp turns. Most of the sites are concrete pads, but they are not long enough to provide plenty of space for a longer RV. I noticed just one pull through. Power is only 30 amp. There is no sewer. I did not use the dump station. The bath house is an older, heated, cinderblock building. It was clean, but adequate only to serve its purpose. The Wi-Fi signal is not generated from within the campground and is weak. There is nothing for the kids to do. A primitive area exists for tent use, but sites aren't marked. Verizon 3G was fine. During another season, I suspect there would be little satellite signal reception because there a lot of trees. Over the air TV channels are plentiful. The campground is half full of permanents; most likely service members who are stationed there. It is a short drive to the full service commissary, Exchange, gas station, and golf course. Check in is at the MWR/gym facility that is several blocks past the campground. There are no convenient places to park an RV while you register. They honor the America the Beautiful card for a 50% discount and that is reflected in my rate. This is just an OK campground that is better suited for shorter rigs and those who want an inexpensive place to stage from while being a tourist. It won't be on my return list. - RLM
58 Vista Mobile Dr Dundalk, Maryland 21222 (map) | (410) 284-8626
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This is not an RV park. Instead, it is a mobile home park that happens to have three long-term RV sites nearby. Sites rent only on a monthly basis at $795/mo, including all utilities except cable and phone. You get a regular street address and USPS mailbox at the street. The sites are very bare bones, with gravel pads that are pretty level, picnic tables at two of the sites but no patios, full-hookups, and grass is mowed religiously by on-site caretaker who lives just two doors down and is a bit nosy. The sites sit right on Bull Neck Creek. This is a blessing and a curse. Great views of the water, fishing, and lots of waterfowl, but the area is prone to flooding, and the sites get boggy fast. We often find ourselves stepping out our door and into a puddle after a big rain. In the event of a tropical storm, hurricane, or unusually high tides you will have to evacuate. The driveway into the sites is not paved so gets rutty and muddy in snow and rain. If you aren't careful, your vehicle and rig can get stuck very easily. Septic tanks sometime back up, but maintained man will pump them for you. Electric, water, and cable supplies reliable. Very quiet park and neighborhood. We've been here nearly a year and have never seen a police car or ambulance in the area. We've also had no neighbors in the other two sites during that time. The mobile home park sits right between two county parks with fishing and boat ramps, so recreation is readily available. Property manager (who is located off site) is very friendly and helpful and will work to accommodate your needs. Pets are allowed ONLY on the RV sites, not in the mobile home park or in the stick-built homes nearby. Large, open field nearby where you can walk your pets. You are responsible for taking your garbage to the curb once a week and supplying your own garbage can. Raccoons and stray cats in the area, so you don't want to sit your trash out unprotected. Sites are about a block away from railroad tracks, and trains do come through in the wee hours. High tension power immediately adjacent to the sites. This said, these are the ONLY RV sites near Baltimore that allow pets, have full hookups, cable access, AND allow long-term residents. Lots of mobile home parks in the area do allow RVers, but most won't allow pets. If you plan to winter over in this park, know that you'll get to shovel the 100 feet or so to the street in the event of a blizzard (we had three this last winter). The county does plow the streets, and there is some car parking about a block up, so you can park your car or truck there in the event of snow. Carpenter ants are a problem here, and they will eat the wood in your RV, so be careful. We haven't yet found a good remedy for them except keeping the tree branches over our rig trimmed back. Mosquitoes are also fierce because of the nearby creek. I'd give the park a higher rating if the sites and driveway were paved, if the drainage were better, and if the monthly rate was a bit lower, but I suppose this is the cost of living right on a tributary of the Chesapeake and only 20 minutes from downtown Baltimore. - Mary Jo
6565 Greenbelt Rd, Greenbelt, Maryland 20770 (map) | (301) 344-3948
Sites: 174 | Latest Rate: $8.00 | 22 Reviews
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This is of course a NP campground. It is a little bit of heaven in a very large city. Like most NP campgrounds it is in need of a lot of repairs and updates, but if it were not a NP it probably won't even be here. I'm sure the property values in the area would make such a large section of land out of the range of most RV parks. In fact the only other RV park in the area charges $70 a night and that would have been way over our heads to stay at. There are trees everywhere and except for the faint noise of the busy highways on all sides you would think you were way out in the country. Those busy highways are what you have to take to get here but with patience and careful driving it wasn't as hard as I thought it would be. The roads inside the CG are a little rough and in need of repair. The sites could be a little larger and a little more level but we found one that would fit our 40' MH. There were picnic tables at every site but the fire rings were old and falling apart if they were even there at all. You are only 1 1/2 miles from the train station that takes you to downtown DC but we drove our car and after finding a hens teeth parking space we spent a wonderful day walking the DC Mall area. There were very few people the so it was easy to use the one shower in our loop but it would be difficult when it is busy. Most sites are back in but there are a few pull-through. The reservation system is fairly accurate in describing the size and levelness so if it says slightly unlevel you should believe them. Water was available close by and there is a dump station. The small visitors center was staffed by very helpful Park Service and volunteer people who directed us on ways to get around the city. Of course being in the city the cell and internet signal were very good. I would highly recommend this great CG for anyone with a desire to visit the Capital of the US. - rhianna
Nov 2015 - $16.00
Ok what can you say for 16 bucks a night! In Washington DC,the park is part of our National Park system, It located just about 12 miles out of Dc and about 3 miles from the train station, the camping is dry camping only, the park is very large as in perhaps 100 acres, it is secluded right in the middle of a metropolitan area. be warned, it is dry camping only, no hook ups. Generators are allowed between 6 am to 10 PM, but who starts a Gen set at 6 am? , we ran ours from 8 to 9 am and from 7 to 9 PM, most did not run them that long, we have a 43 foot motor home, there are a few sites we could get into but mostly not, most areas are heavily wooded so no satellite service. the park was not busy so we found a site #41, the RV barely fit but the car did not, we were able to park it in another site but would not be able to if it was busy, perhaps it would have been a good walk to get car. - Camping USA
Sep 2015 - $8.00
We stayed here while visiting DC. I was concerned with security prior to my arrival, but was very surprised to find a park that made me feel safe. The NP police headquarters, for all National Parks in this area, is located at the park entrance. The park is completely surrounded by a huge forest. Though it is close to I-495, we could barely hear traffic at night. We were there mid September when the sites were 75% unoccupied, one loop was completely closed for the season. Our site was paved. Handicap and a few others are paved with asphalt, but most are gravel/dirt. $16 regular nightly fee or $8 with senior/disabled pass. No sites have hookups. There is water (hose bib) within 100' of most sites. There was only one dump station, which will be problematic during high use times. I will stay here again spring or fall, but not during high use summer season. - R V Camper
8020 Baltimore National Pike Ellicott City, Maryland 21043 (map) | (410) 461-5005
Sites: 73 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 18 Reviews
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The park is very shaded with black top roads and level graveled sites. As with most Maryland parks no water on the site. If you are lucky you can get a site close to a water spigot and run water to fill your tank with a long hose. In this case we were there only for two days so we did okay. Fire pit and picnic table were on the site.
We arrived west bound and went through the tunnel. Our height requirement was 10.5 feet so we cleared the tunnel height clearance of 11.1 feet. Not having been here before we didn't see any signs as to location of the campground; had to stop a ranger to ask directions. A couple of signs would have helped. Also the entrance was somewhat confusing at night after closing. You have to enter the exit to enter the code and go about 100 feet to the camping sites entrance and enter the same code again. This was a little redundant I thought. The lower rates for the camping fee is for senior citizens of Maryland, they enjoy about a 40% discount. All things considered, a very nice park. At&T was good. - Nautilus
Aug 2015 - $18.00
Loved this park. A little difficult to get in and out of but it was worth it. Be very careful on your approach to the park. One entrance has a very low bridge and most RVs can't get in. Call the park for directions. The road down to the campgrounds themselves is very steep, just go slow and be careful. Camp hosts were great, sites very clean. The sites are nicely spaced and shaded. Good walking all through the park. A walk down to the river a must. - The Sandbox
Aug 2015 - $18.00
In the woods. Quiet. No TV reception, satallite or antenna and no cable. Only 15 miles from Baltimore. Ft McHenry is a great place to visit. It was the inspiration for the Star Spangled Banner by Francis Scott Key an attorney based on the battle fought there against the British during the War of 1812 that he observed while on a ship held by the British. Sites are spaceous, back-in with electric only. They do have a picnic table and a fire pit. No other amenities. Please note: Enter the park from the Westbound 40. The Eastbound 40 enterance has a bridge with a clearence of only 11'. - Michael Kibler
9800 Cherry Hill Road College Park, Maryland 20740 (map) | (301) 937-7116
Sites: 350 | Latest Rate: $60.00 | 434 Reviews
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It was off-season when we stayed so I'm not going to try to rate the amenities. The water park and playgrounds and other fun family stuff looked like they were in good condition, but everything was shut-down for the season. The staff we dealt with were pleasant and helpful. The site was reasonable sized but not overly spacious. The utilities were all in good shape and worked well. There is a lot of traffic noise. The campground is sandwiched between a major local arterial road and a highway. - affreeman
Nov 2016 - $50.00
Wonderful park for the first 5 of 7 days.. Next to last day, got up in the morning no water.. Had about 1/4 tank of fresh water.. Took showers and went to DC.. Stopped at the office, and asked the problem and asked when it would be back on.. Was told the city shut off the water across the highway and did not notify.. Was supposed to be back on that day.. We returned from DC and had a note on our door, stating that the park shut our water valve so brown water would not get in our coach.. Opened the valve and still no water.. The next (our last morning) still no water.. Not enough water to shower, or clean our tanks and sewer hoses.. Got hooked and went to the office.. Asked about the problem and was told "you have water" we did not.. No one else on our street had water either.. I asked for the one of two nights to be refunded and was told NOT OUR FAULT and we did not know.. Poor attitude.. We will never be back.. - g and p
Nov 2016 - $64.00
Very nice and conveniently located RV park with many amenities. Nice, clean laundry room, well stocked camp store. Staff was very helpful and informative. - viadelmangos
5381 Sands Rd Lothian, Maryland 20711 (map) | (443) 607-8609
Sites: 300 | Latest Rate: $44.00 | 64 Reviews
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The Office Staff is very nice. The sites are a mess, not level, mixture of sand, grass and gravel, with lots of "pines". Decent wifi, and have cable. Unfortunately, they apparently don't realize how much you pay for your unit you pull in there, due to the lack of care while mowing, throwing rocks and debris with the riding lawn mower, hitting people's RVs with all this mess. I am not a happy camper. They need a bagger, or they need to clean up their sites so that you do not risk getting your unit dinged up, or windows broke from the negligence while mowing. - Nitwitt100
Sep 2016 - $66.00
This is now an Adventure Bound RV Park and I thought they deserved a better review. The park is centrally located between Washington, D.C. and Annapolis, MD. It is a large park of pull through sites with full hookups for RV's, in addition there are cabins and tent sites and it appeared that they are trying to bring it back. There are quite a few full timers, but the travelers are in a different area. Sites are large and graveled, mostly level, with grass in between, picnic tables and fire rings. They have a lot of activities for kids, pool and dog run. Several laundry, bathroom and shower facilities as well as a store are on site. They could accommodate some of the largest rigs I've seen, but the trees can be a little close in some sites. Our cable went out, but I'm not sure that was their problem. Antennas work well there, trees might make it difficult for satellite in most sites. - Traveler Anne
Aug 2014 - $60.00
If we hadn't paid this high rate, I might be more kind. But we had a huge generator running day and night within 50 feet and a second 200 feet away. The cable hookup was in the next site. The "free" Wi-Fi was a joke--it takes 3 minutes to open a traditional site. But they offer you a "speed-up" for $$. Their café had only half of the things we wanted to order. The lifeguard sat while a stranger rescued a toddler. C'mon folks -- live up to your billing! - sherwood
4228 Eastern Neck Rd Rock Hall, Maryland 21661 (map) | (410) 639-7485
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $57.00 | 8 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $57.00
Over the years we have been going here, it is getting better. The place is clean, the sunsets are the greatest. We would give a better rating but, 1. the price is too high (no full hook up) 2. the sites are on the small side. 3. because of the price keep going up, they are not putting it into the bath houses were it needs to go and the dump stations need to be concrete, the mud is terrible. We would like to give this place a 8-9 rating, because the staff is great, and the place is clean. But it is what it is. Also, we had very low water pressure, it was better using our pump. We never had this problem before, think maybe because the park was full, because as weekenders started leaving the pressure got better. - RW40KB
Jul 2016 - $55.00
We stayed here as an overnight stop on our way home. We called ahead for a rerservation. The campground was a bit of a drive off Rt. 301 and the office closed at 2 p.m. and there was no one to greet us. Our confirmation email had a site number so we pulled in. The campground is on the shore of Chesapeake Bay. Bayside sites were $15 more and not worth the extra money. There is no swimming pool. The only place to swim is in the bay. The beach was barely six feet wide and the bay was a rocky bottom. We waded in to cool down and that was it. Not sure we would use this campground again. - slay
Aug 2015 - $50.00
This is a wonderful campground located right on Chesapeke Bay in a small sailing/boating resort town, Rock Hall. It has been beautifully landscaped and our site was spacious, overlooking the Bay. The owners and management were extremely friendly and helpful and gave us plenty of suggestions as to where to eat, shop etc. We would have stayed longer but they were booked full for the annual Pirate's Festival that the town hosts. I would call Bay Shores a destination resort campground as it is out of the way, but these are the types of campgrounds we enjoy the most. There is no pool, so I would not recommend this CG to families with kids who like to play in the pool. But, at the same time, if you want to recharge your batteries, this place is for you. We will definitely return here to stay for a week or two and we highly recommend Bay Shore Campground. - Gus the Fireant
Mariottsville Marriottsville, Maryland 21104 (map) | (410) 461-5005
Sites: 2 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 1 Reviews
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We stayed here with our Stockade group. There are only two large open field sites available. We stayed at site 1 which is closest to the bathrooms. There is a water spigot near the restrooms but there are no shower facilities. Each site has a fire ring, picnic tables, and a nice new BBQ and a large wooden cooking type area built next to it. It even has hooks for your lantern. The rangers were nice and came out to check on us a few times and the park is great. The disk golf course and hiking trails were a big hit. We would stay here again. - Cfamily


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American culture is the Zeroth Horseman of the Apocalypse.
I pretty much sprinkle the same thing on every meal. I am admittedly heavy-handed with the cayenne on my own plate and rarely stray from the variety of basils I grow in the summer or bundles of dried rosemary in winter when cooking for my family. I am much more apt to get creative with […]
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American culture is the Zeroth Horseman of the Apocalypse.
But it's from Britain
Pizza Hut is not from Britain. It might *in* Britain, but it is not from Britain.
When pizza places began offering cheese-stuffed pizza crust my first thought was not, "What will they think of to put inside a pizza crust next?"
This time, however, not only was it my first thought, but I'm almost certain the ideas that I came up with will soon be available: fried chicken finger stuffed crust, barbecued pork stuffed crust, and, naturally, Oreo stuffed crust.
You can thank Iowans for the stuffed crust. I was working at a central Iowa Slut when it was tested in America's test market. It didn't matter how many we made each morning, they would sell out. It went national, at most, 6 months later.
deep fried coke stuffed pizza crust…
Pizza stuffed pizza
yo dawg, i heard you like pizza, so we put a pizza in your pizza…
You can thank Japan for that
"Hamburger pizza", "sausage roll" and "cheesy roll" says the ad. Also, it's for "this summer". :-/ Yet I say the pizza isn't complete; surely there are other things you can use as pizza toppings?
(Japan is kind of a competitive pizza market. They have to come up with new crazy shit constantly to one-up the competition. See Pizza-La.)
The put mayo on pizza don't they?
and 4 more from the East: http://blogs.ocweekly.com/stickaforkinit/2012/04/five_pizza_crusts_more_epic_th.php
Someone needs to do an autopsy on one of these and find out if it's really one long continuous hot dog loop. That would be a thing of awesome wonder.
Do you remember the days when food actually looked and tasted like food?
Well my gramps used to make loaves stuffed with pig brains, so no.
For some reason the flavor of hot dogs and pizza just don't work together for me…
Really a Pizza Hut pan with pepperoni and extra cheese is about all I need. Maybe if they had some fresh garlic, that'd be a nice touch.
I wonder why it isn't just regular italian sausage.
Once upon a time in Mexico, and this still might be true with a few unfortunate, clueless pizzerias, when you ordered your pie with sausage, it would be a goddamned sliced hot dog wiener.
My theory is that these people would "copy" the Pizza Hut or Domino's menu, without bothering to order and test the items within, and due to a little Spanish blind spot, would assume that "sausage" and "wiener" were one and the same.
Don't missed the Guardian's taste test:
"The bread was fake and weird but chewy like a bagel. I soon neared the end of my slice and its bedoughed, pink-brown phallus. I took a tentative bite.It was a hot dog sausage. It was rubbery and processed and salty and smoky. How, in its own filthy way, could it be anything other than …"
I won't spoil the rest: http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2012/apr/13/hot-dog-stuffed-crust-pizza
The bread was fake and weird and chewy . . .
Without clicking the link this reads like someone who has never had Pizza Hut before. That's pretty much what the crust is like . . .
I worked at a Pizza Hut in high school and college so I can say the writer of this article obviously didn't pay much attention when he did the same.
The 'developer' he talks about spraying on the dough is just canned oil, something you'd put on any dough you that's going to rise in a container with a lid on it.
Not that I'm well removed from the equation, I can eat Pizza Hut again and actually find it to be a treat I rarely see here in Chicago with so many other options available. I like it the same way I like Taco Bell or cheap chinese food; not as a replacement for something more authentic, but as a entirely separate experience.
It's really hard for me to believe that they introduced this in Britain before the U.S. I mean, I feel like there is a stereotype wandering around confused in the middle of the Atlantic right now.
Oh, and sweet Jesus that sounds nasty. A hot dog? Why not an actual pizza topping like Italian sausage? Sheesh.
I think the Scottish came up with deep fried pizza.
Otherwise known as ouroboros-in-a-blanket.
Vulpes Abnocto ftw.
When I was at a Pizza Hut in London this summer, they had an "American pizza" that had on it, I believe, niblets of corn and gravy. Confirm or deny.
Somewhere else in Europe, I saw an "American" pizza that had two sunny side up eggs on it.
I was in Austria and saw corn on an "American" pizza.
Italian sausage isn't something you would ever find on a pizza in Italy.
Well, maybe in an art gallery, next to the cans of shit.
Well… corn _is_ American after all.
I ate a maple doughnut with candied bacon on it yesterday. So, who am I to judge?
Those things go together, though – breakfast flavors (pancakes, maple syrup, bacon – a tasty breakfast). I've had one too. We saw them at the donut shop (a small place with some of the best donuts I've ever had, run by a SE Asian family in Huntington Beach) and got it sort of as a joke – like a "we have to try it" kind of thing – and it was really great. Not sure I'd eat one more than once every couple of years though.
Anyway, the point is, hot dogs don't really go with pizza IMO.
Yeah, as much as I liked the bacon doughnut, I don't see a need to eat another one for a good long time. I was disturbed at how much I liked the caramelized bacon.
I'd like to make a pizza that is nothing but a series of concentric stuffed crusts, starting with a very pizza-like one in the center, i.e. sausage, mushrooms and cheese, and eventually ending with something very dessert-like stuffed in the crust at the edge, like Nutella or baklava.
don't give them any ideas, no matter how good your idea is :)
further proof that fast food companies hate their customers. just like taco bell and the doritos shell. fuck's sake.
I had one of those, it was like a dream.
Not a 'deep fantasy' dream, but a realistic 'everything is surreal' dream; the kind where I'm naked in my 1st grade class, everyone's teeth fell out, and the flowers in the carpet have my ex's screaming face in them.
An blog post I read recently pointed out that Pizza Hut's Twitter feed is almost excusively people complaining about the low quality of their products and service. I inagine the Pizza Hut execs saying, "Hot dog stuffed crust pizza! That will turn things around for us!"
Turducken pizza.
This is officially the point where civilization starts to just parody itself.
I had a cheese stuffed sausage stuffed (not a typo) 4 layered pizza at a place called Debonaire's Pizza in South Africa back in 2010 — sorry folks America is behind this particular curve.
This was the prototype to what i had … the sausage was called something like a cheesy-grilla
James Turner I had one last night, and it's not one long sausage. Sadly.
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