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Whatever your storage need on your pickup truck, trailer or flatbed, WEATHER GUARD® All Purpose Chests are the answer! Designed for extra strength and durability, the unique, offset hinge design allows for zero clearance when opening the cover and allows for the chest back to be placed tightly against the front of the pickup bed. Our All Purpose Chests come in a selection of sizes to fit any need and are manufactured with the finest materials and most secure features: EXTREME PROTECTION® Lock - protects against break-ins and has tamper-resistant retracting lock, 90° cover opening for easy access, Full weather seal, Automotive style latch with smooth "one touch" opening, Latch linkage protection, Warranty
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Mammalian aging is associated with functional defects in numerous tissues that require cellular renewal during life. These tissues are replenished by tissue stem cells as differentiated cells are lost throughout life. Accumulating evidence indicates that defects in aging tissues can be explained in part by impaired stem cell function or alterations in the stem cell niche. A greater understanding of how stem cell regulation is altered in aging is required in order to devise approaches to improve or reverse defects in renewing tissues with advancing age. We have found that two pathways with critical roles in stem cell survival and self-renewal - telomerase and Wnt signaling - are intimately connected. Synthesis of telomeres by telomerase is required for stem cell self-renewal. In addition, telomerase serves as a co-factor in the Wnt signaling pathway by modulating the transcriptional output of the Wnt axis. Wnts are known to be crucial for stem cell proliferation and survival in diverse tissue contexts. Thus, telomerase serves to connect two critical aspects of stem cell function, telomere maintenance and extracellular signaling. Our hypothesis is that telomerase is a critical node in aging mammals by virtue of controling telomere synthesis and Wnt signaling - two pathways implicated in stem cell aging. To test this hypothesis, we will pursue the following aims: 1) To understand the role of TERT in Wnt signaling and epithelial stem cell function;2) Understanding epigenetic control of stem cell aging by telomerase and Wnts using ChlP-Seq and 3) To study the mechanisms by which Wnts regulate telomerase
Emerging evidence indicates that altered stem cell function can contribute to human aging. However, the precise changes that occur in stem cells with advancing age and the pathways that govern these changes remain obscure. We find that two pathways - telomerase and Wnts - work together to regulate stem cells. An improved understanding of these processes will greatly enhance our ability to intervene in the aging process.
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Welcome to Gettysburg Pike Animal Clinic
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Gettysburg Pike Animal Clinic is pleased to announce that we are under new ownership. Dr Barbara Ramos- Rivera bought the practice in November 2015. She is certified in acupuncture and spinal manipulation. Please contact the office if you have any question 717-620-8103.
The Gettysburg Pike Animal Clinic invites you to explore our website to learn about the complete medical and surgical services our clinic offers. We are dedicated to the lifetime health of your pets. We welcome you to come visit us or call us for your questions and your pet care needs. The clinic has been open for business since March 1st, 2010.
Gettysburg Pike Animal Clinic is a full service animal hospital and will take both emergency cases as well as less urgent medical, surgical, and dental issues. Beyond first rate pet care, we make our clinic comfortable, kid-friendly, and a very calm environment so your pet can feel comfortable in the waiting room and look forward to meeting his or her own Mechanicsburg veterinarian.
Gettysburg Pike Animal Clinic feels best veterinary care for animals is ongoing nutrition and problem prevention. If you have a question please call the office at 717-620-8103 or email us and we'll promptly get back to you. Our Mechanicsburg veterinarian office is very easy to get to, and you can find directions on our Contact Us page. You can also subscribe to our newsletter which is created especially for Mechanicsburg pet owners. In between your veterinary visits, your pet will benefit from you reading these free informative articles.
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Possible Support for Riverboat Gaming
Illinois Gov. George Ryan signaled he may be willing to support the transfer of a dormant riverboat gaming license to Cook County, despite campaigning against the idea last year. While not explicitly endorsing a specific casino site, he acknowledged without the crucial support of legislators who want riverboat gaming in the county, no gambling package could move forward in the Illinois General Assembly. Cook County is the only Illinois county prohibited by law from having a riverboat casino. Rosemont Mayor Donald Stephens is pushing for a riverboat there, and Chicago Mayor Richard Daley has endorsed Stephens' bid for a casino. Daley said he is not interested in bringing riverboat gambling to Chicago, but if Rosemont wants the dormant Silver Eagle license, he won't raise objections
Former Louisiana Governor Indicted
Former Louisiana Gov. Edwin Edwards and his son were indicted on federal charges in connection with a riverboat casino corruption investigation. Also charged in the case were three Edwards associates and a state senator. Edwards was charged with 30 counts, including racketeering, extortion, conspiracy, wire fraud, mail fraud and illegal wiretapping, in connection with extracting money from applicants for riverboat casino licenses, or, in the case of the wiretapping
Riverboat Casino Ratings Bouyed by Regulations, Demand, Moody's Says
The operators of many of the riverboat casinos along the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers are likely to enjoy smooth sailing as growing demand, limited new supply, and relaxed regulations support stronger operating results and possibly rating upgrades, Moody's Investors Service reports. The rating agency also cautions, however, looser gaming restrictions in one jurisdiction or the strengthening of one casino's position through the addition of new amenities could put pressure on neighboring
Conrad Adds to Backlog
Conrad Industries, Inc. won contracts totaling $13.5 million to build two 300 x 60 x 24-ft. 35,000 Barrel Double Hulled Oil Tank Barges for Penn Maritime, Inc., and to repair, renovate and perform hull modifications to a riverboat casino to be operated in Mississippi. Johnny Conrad, Conrad's President and CEO said, "We are excited to announce the signing of these contracts with these new customers and the fact that these jobs further create the opportunity to utilize our
LEEVAC Wins $40M Casino Boat Contract
Leevac Industries, LLC of Jennings, La., won a $40 million contract from PNK (Lake Charles), LLC for the construction of a 330 x 225 x 13-ft. (100.5 x 68.5 x 3.9 m) Paddlewheel Casino Vessel. Lay, Pittman and Associates, Inc. of Jacksonville, Fla., are the naval architects. The casino vessel will hold more than 1,500 slot machines and 60 table games and will be moored in Lake Charles, La. This vessel will be the largest riverboat casino built in the State of Louisiana.
American Cruise Lines Orders Four New Ships
Four new ACL Vessels to Enter Service between 2015 & 2017 and to Operate on U.S. Rivers American Cruise Lines announced plans to build four new riverboats for American river cruising, and noted that construction has already begun on the first two ships, with the first to begin cruising in in the spring of 2015. The first two new riverboats are designed to carry between 150 and 200 guests and will cruise the Mississippi River system and the Columbia and Snake Rivers
Proposed Fee Reduction
H.B. 168, sponsored by Rep. John Alario (D-Jefferson), would reduce the fees for renewal of riverboat gaming employee permits from $100 to $25 in Louisiana. The measure is pending in the Administration of Criminal Justice Committee.
Vessels: Tall Stacks Draws 800,000 to Queen City
By Larry Pearson Every four years the excursion vessel segment of the commercial marine industry stages one of the largest festivals in the United States, yet except for the vessels that participate in it, little is known about this event. It overshadows the Workboat Show but receives little attention in the marine press. From an attendance standpoint, if this event were the World Series of Baseball, the Workboat Show would be T-ball for five-year olds
Carnival Corp. to Consolidate German Cruise Ops
Carnival Corporation will consolidate its German cruise operations, transferring the 1,590-passenger cruise ship A'ROSA Blu to its AIDA brand in summer 2004. Separately, the company announced that it has entered into a letter of intent to sell the A'ROSA brand name and the A'ROSA riverboats. With the transfer of the A'ROSA Blu, to be renamed AIDA Blu, Carnival Corp. & plc will have two distinct brands operating five vessels catering exclusively to German-speaking clientele
HydroComp Announces PropExpert 2010
HydroComp PropExpert is a software tool for the sizing and analysis of propellers for workboats and pleasure craft. It provides the tools needed for the proper selection of propulsion system components - engine, gear and propeller. Development in 2010 has produced a number of new features for PropExpert, including: • Speed prediction – New speed prediction algorithms were developed to insure accurate prediction of real speed and power for Catamarans, Riverboats (new)
All-electric Paddlewheeler Tours Texas Lake
Winding its way through downtown Austin, Texas, is scenic Lady Bird Lake, a gas-restricted reservoir of the Colorado River. Lone Star Riverboat Cruises guides visitors through the picturesque surroundings in Lone Star, a 75-foot double-decked paddlewheel
MN100: HMS Global Maritime
The Company: HMS Global Maritime is an internationally respected, full-service marine management company, with the resources and experience to deliver tailored, cutting edge solutions, management, and support to clients of all sizes through four divisions - anywhere in the world
Salvors to Remove Fuel from Capsized Riverboat
Efforts to prepare the capsized riverboat Spirit of Sacramento for fuel removal operations are being conducted by the U.S. Coast Guard, California Department of Fish and Wildlife's Office of Spill Prevention and Response and other partner agencies.
Three New Ships for American Cruise Lines
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ACL Designate Newbuilds for Mississippi & Columbia Rivers
American Cruise Lines (ACL) confirms it will be placing the first of 4 upcoming newbuilds on the Mississippi River, where it currently operates its newest riverboat, 'Queen of the Mississippi'. The second newbuild will operate in the Pacific Northwest on the Columbia and Snake Rivers
New Mississippi Riverboat Launched
American Cruise Lines announced today that it launched the new paddlewheeler being built for the Mississippi River at Chesapeake Shipbuilding in Salisbury, Maryland. Immediately after being launched Sunday into the Wicomico River, tugboats nudged the new riverboat into Chesapeake
Riverboat Tahoe Queen Refloated
U.S. Coast Guard Sector San Francisco and a commercial salvage team successfully removed the Tahoe Queen, a riverboat-style passenger vessel, from a sandbar off Regan Beach in South Lake Tahoe, Calif., Tuesday afternoon. Watchstanders at Sector San Francisco received a report Monday at 3:37 p.m
HMS Global Maritime 5th fastest Growing Firm
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Marine News January 2015 - Editor's Note
Our annual Ferry and Passenger Vessel edition kicks off the New Year in high gear, even if oil prices aren't necessarily following suit. As vessel operators – our ferry drivers included – celebrate lower bunker prices, another maritime subset frets over what might happen to the
ACL Planning New, Modern Riverboats
Expansion will introduce new style of river cruising in the United States. American Cruise Lines announced today its plans for the construction of a new fleet of modern riverboats, which will add a new dimension to river cruising in the United States
Paddle Wheel Riverboat for Sale
A 260-foot fully operational paddle wheel riverboat, recently used as a large casino, is available for sale by negotiation. Asset management company Stuart B. Millner & Associates (SBMA) said it is currently accepting offers for the vessel before making plans to sell it through an
New Riverboat to Homeport in New Orleans
American Eagle is Second Riverboat for American Cruise Lines in New Orleans Guilford, CT-based American Cruise Lines will introduce its second riverboat to be home-ported in New Orleans. The two new riverboats are the first new ships built specially for the Mississippi River in 20 years
Riverboat to be Christened in New Orleans
First Lady of New Orleans, Cheryl Landrieu, to Christen American Cruise Lines' American Eagle riverboat American Cruise Lines announced the christening of its second Mississippi River paddlewheeler, the American Eagle, on April 25, 2015 in New Orleans
Big Response to WKCTC's Open House
More than 100 city officials, educators, community members, and representatives from the river industry attended West Kentucky Community and Technical College's open house and ribbon cutting for its Inland Logistics and Marine Institute (ILMI) August 10.
New Orleans Port Tops 1M Passengers Again
Port of New Orleans cruise terminals handled more than 1-million passengers in 2015, totaling 1,023,700, up 1 percent compared to 2014. The total marks the fifth consecutive record year and with new and larger ships on tap for 2016, Port officials expect another robust cruise season.


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14 Parks near Pescadero, California
Portola Valley, California 14.61 miles NE
Boulder Creek, California 15.34 miles SE
Ladera, California 16.67 miles NE
Brookdale, California 16.69 miles SE
Woodside, California 16.88 miles NE
2001 Rossi Road at Hwy 1 Pescadero, California 94060 (map) | (650) 879-7302
Sites: 142 | Latest Rate: $105.00 | 43 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $105.00
Nice campsite with a lot of facilities. Showers and restrooms are clean but not the newest ones. Sites are big enough and offers a lot of free space around the vehicle. We were very surprised about the enormous price. It costs too much compared to the service (no BBQ at the site, no swimming pool). - WorldTravelers
Sep 2016 - $100.00
Beautiful location and setting. Park is very well maintained. Stayed in a pull through premium site which was very narrow and close to the neighboring site. No cell phone reception which would be less of an issue if the Wi-Fi in the park was working, which it wasn't. All of the equipment is there but no signal. Park staff advised us the signal is "sketchy" but my suspicion is it was turned off in the RV area for the off season. At check in we were given a full page of rules to follow. Most are common sense but each rule is followed with a dollar amount for the fine that would be levied for violations up to $350, REALLY!! Park is not dog friendly as dogs are limited to a defined area, ($350 fine for violation). In fairness I didn't see anyone being harassed over a violation but then most RV folks are decent people who just want to enjoy themselves and not annoy others. I would hope management rethinks the monetary fine matter and just makes sure the advertised services are functional. - ChuckD
Aug 2016 - $100.00
This is a very nice park, but the price is absurd for the narrow cement pad we were on. The three different price levels are for different loops in the park, all of which seemed identical so I'm not sure why there were price differences. We stayed in the cheapest, but it seemed nicest too, with a raised platform for seating or a tent, a bbq, firepit electric, water, and sewage. We were at the end near the ocean so we could hear the waves at night. The park is very clean and the service is very friendly, just can't rate them so high given the price. - sail2blue
1001 Miramontes Point Rd Half Moon Bay, California 94019 (map) | (650) 726-9100
Sites: 75 | Latest Rate: $75.00 | 42 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $75.00
We love this park and it is even better now with new friendlier management. This is the fifth year in a row we have camped here. We are planning on a month again next year. You just can't beat the location. It is adjacent to a walkway leading down to the beach and the Ritz Carlton so beautiful walks are easy and stress-free.
To top it off, Half Moon Bay downtown is a few minutes away with great restaurants and niche shops. - Bay Area Early retirees
Jul 2016 - $90.00
The most notable positive about this campground is that it is within walking distance to the ocean and beach access. Also beautiful views of the golf course and ocean in the distance. Staffers were friendly. There are a number of live-in residents. The old lady across from us kept giving us the stink-eye. Site was very cramped, felt like we were on top of our neighbors on both sides. Odd sewer connection does not lock into place so be careful when dumping. Overall, seemed overpriced for what you get at the campground; however, the location is great. Also not many other choices in Half Moon Bay. - Urbanthesis
Apr 2016 - $84.00
Beautiful spot in Half Moon Bay, by far the nicest one we have found in Half Moon Bay. Been many times, they raised their rates to the $84 in the last year :-( They a busy like many California RV parks near large populations (the bay area). They help guide every RV into its spot! WiFi costs extra $5/day :-(. But you can walk to the beach and the Ritz Carlson for an expensive drink on their lawn and look at the ocean! - DigitalRon
460 Wavecrest Rd Half Moon Bay, California 94019 (map) | (650) 726-7275
Sites: 62 | Latest Rate: $85.00 | 11 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $85.00
WARNING: Do not stay here and spend your money elsewhere. The camp sites are gravel/woodchips and there is dust everywhere. The RV got very dirty quickly. We had panhandlers and homeless people from around town come to our spot demanding handouts. They also camp out in the bathrooms.The drunks that live in this park will scream at all hours of the night, throw up everywhere and will accost you as you take an evening walk. Beer bottles, broken glass, and dog poop is everywhere.There are scattered islands of shantytowns, broken cars and motorcycles that are constantly being worked on throughout the night. When they DO work they drive too fast and throw the rocks that make up their makeshift road all over your vehicles and RVs.It is nowhere near the actual beach.
Bed bugs are embedded in the laundry facility. Plan your trip accordingly outside and around this town. It's a tourist trap. - Outdoor explore
Jul 2016 - $89.00
What a junk yard! We have stayed at the state park here and at another CG in the past, but could not get in. Had to stay somewhere for 2 nights so this was it. Never again. Though the staff were friendly, the park is a dust bowl and is full of permanent or semi-permanent construction workers. Nothing wrong with that if it is neat, but this place is crowded, we were packed in like sardines. Can't open windows due to campfires and smokers right under the window. For the price - not at all worth it. - Tiny Beast
Nov 2015 - $80.00
The place is nothing to get excited about, it is pricey but its saving grace is the pub/restaurant next door. Seems like many of the sites are permanent residents so you get all the fencing, clutter around that goes with it. People across from us must have had 6-7 little dogs than ran around in the fence area enclosing the site and barked nonstop at everything. Place has potential if it gets a facelift. Dusty park with too many people living there. If you have a car coastal access is fine. - Karfae
16055 Sanborn Rd. Saratoga, California 95070 (map) | (408) 867-9959
Sites: 15 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $40.00
We came to this county RV park as many other RV parks in the Bay Area closed down. The RV sites are difficult to level and only for smaller units. We have a 27 ft class C so it was OK lengthwise but had a hard time to level. The county park closes its gate at sunset but we were given access code to get in at night. Unfortunately the code we were provided were wrong as they did twice. We were stuck at one night for more than half an hour. The camp host never answered calls or knocks on the door of his/her motor home. Other campers told us they never saw the camp host anyway. The ranger station was not attended so you do everything online. We will never stay here if there is another alternative in the Bay Area. The high housing cost has driven most of the RV park out unfortunately. This county park has no incentive to improve its service. - hotpepper
Apr 2013 - $30.00
This is a Santa Clara County campground in a park. They have 15 RV sites for smaller rigs. The official policy is no RVs over 31 feet, but we have seen much longer RV's. There is water and 30 amps at the site and a dump station. Larger RV's (and perhaps smaller as well) will have an issue with the road into the park. The last two miles on Sanborn Road is very narrow with some overhanding limbs and a one-lane bridge. It is also very steep coming up the hill into the park. The dump station is very, very tight. The sites are all back-in and fairly short and not very level. This is a campground that I would recommend for smaller RV's with a sense of adventure. Once you get past that, it is a wonderful, quiet campground with great access to the Bay Area. You can make reservations but we have never, ever seen it full. If you do not make reservations, you have to pay day-by-day; a bit of a pain but it works. The gates close at sundown so it feels secure. If you talk to the right person, you can get the gate code to come in after dark. The park is a bit strange in that it gets some folks camping because they have no other housing, but it has never been a problem for us. Our Verizon phone and data card did not work in the park because of the terrain. There are some sites where you can pick up satellite. - TheJim
22801 Big Basin Way Saratoga, California 95070 (map) | (408) 867-3016
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 5 Reviews
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Sep 2011 - $32.00
We stayed here 1 night to attend a concert down the street. Can't reserve till 14 days prior, we did, but they didn't have any record of it. Can't check in till 5pm, Must leave by 11am. They put us in the parking lot backed up to the trees. Had to move a bunch of cars in the lot to get us in. Cable tv had 3 channels. WiFi was free for an hour, then $6.00 a day! Restrooms need a lot of TLC before my wife would use it. Would only stay here again to attend another concert. - Tredguy
Sep 2011 - $36.00
This is not a real RV park, it is a day use park for picnics. The road in is narrow and twisty, the sites are VERY short and not level. The bathrooms are not cleaned daily and old. Avoid this if your in anything longer then 10'. They don't tell you this when you talk to them. We stayed in a 38' motor home, never again. You have to wait till the day use parking lot clears out before you can get in or out of your site. Severe steep driveway. - wrready2
Nov 2008 - $32.00
Pleasant location. However the site was not flat, which made for awkward sleeping. This was surprising as it is tarmac all the way through. Restrooms and showers needed a LOT of work (holes in the walls, cramped and dirty). Wifi was available for $6. This site has a lot of potential as it is beautifully situated in the woods and right by a stream, and has all facilities available. However the problems mentioned above mean I can only give it a 6 out of 10. - wicksee
95 Kelly Ave Half Moon Bay, California 94019 (map) | (650) 726-8819
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 30 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $35.00
As others have said this is basically a parking lot with maybe 10 feet of dead grass between the paved spaces, right next to the beach parking for day use, right at the edge of the little drop off down to the beach. Most sites have electric, the back row does not, so you may hear a generator running, it wasn't too bad when I was there. The park does have wifi which like all campgrounds I have been in can be nearly unusable when too many try to use it at once, but I was able to get online. Good Verizon phone signal and very fast LTE data. Restrooms and showers were in good shape and clean. People love this park and it does fill up nearly every night. Was full early during the week in the middle of October when I was there, but I was able to get in without a reservation around mid-day. Note that in the tent sites you are not allowed to sleep in your vehicle. I stayed one night in the middle for $50 and a second night in the back with no electric which was $35. I was here because it is reasonably near the airport. - Wandering Dave
Jul 2016 - $35.00
This campground has two great things going for it. It's right above the beach at Half Moon Bay and it's within a mile of the actual town of Half Moon Bay. Beyond that, there are only neutrals to negatives. Very few trees or shade, noise and bother from the day use area; lots of people with little understanding of campground behavior. We will stay here again, but as far from the day use end and the bathrooms as possible. - Bluestreak
Aug 2015 - $50.00
They have put electricity into many of the sites. The interior sites are $50/night and the ones facing the beach are $65+ if you can get a reservation. This is a very popular campground and reservations are almost always required and need to be made many, many months in advance. The roads and camping pads are asphalt. The sites have adequate separation although there is little vegatation. It can be very windy here so what your awnings carefully. I wouldn't leave for the day with your awning out and expect to find it still attached to your RV when you get back. I speak from personal and unfortunate experience on this. We always try to stay at this State Beach at the end of our summer RV trip as we head back to Arizona. We have camped here many times and will definitely come again. - DennisA
4000 Cabrillo Hwy Half Moon Bay, California 94019 (map) | (650) 712-9277
Sites: 48 | Latest Rate: $64.00 | 13 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $64.00
No showers, a lot of noise because of the road next to the campground. Narrow sites.
On the positive side: whales!! - Barbary
Aug 2015 - $78.00
Friendly, accommodating manager in a beautiful location. Spaces are close as in most beachfront parks but what a view! Beach with surfers to your right, harbor to your left and a nice walk/ bike path running right in front of the beachfront sites. Loved it! - Beth p
Aug 2015 - $70.00
As others state the view is awesome! (We had a full ocean view site.) Water, beach, surf boarders, harbor, boats, birds all part of your view. Sites close, tight turns, but our 38er fit just fine even though we didn't think we'd make it at first. Enough space once set. Good power and hookups, but couldn't get a good wifi connection. Nice mellow beach area, we didn't fish, but lots of others were along the jetties. The flowers and landscaping are very pretty. No amentities at park, but food, music, drinks, supplies within 1 to 2 miles. As no reservations, we just took a chance and headed there on a Sunday and got lucky, do be prepared to be patient as you may have to wait as others get in or out of their spots. No problem, just be aware. Camp host very nice and helpful. We will go back, best view we've had at an RV park. - Duran
4980 Hwy 9 Felton, California 95018 (map) | (831) 335-8312
Sites: 85 | Latest Rate: $55.00 | 56 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $55.00
Reserved and confirmed 3 months later by phone our checklist, which includes 50 amp. Upon check-in, told, "yes, we have 50 amp, just not on your site". Then, told, "don't miss our breakfast, we serve at the clubhouse." Upon going to breakfast, find it is ala carte, they charge restaurant type rates. The facility here is very nice, great trees. Just make sure you ask a lot of questions and get the whole story. - Bob and Robin
Jul 2016 - $65.00
We stayed here for 3 nights and this was our 5th or 6th stay here. Nicely spaced camping sites in the redwoods. Usually fairly quiet, lots of kids playing and riding bicycles in the streets. Easy trail to get down to the river, but trail has not been maintained. The one restroom can get busy. The dumpsters are usually full. We arrived early and paid the additional $20 fee for early check in. - Rich the Diver
May 2016 - $87.00
Just got home from staying there 6 nights. Had a site with a nice view of river below so it cost more but really enjoyed it. The location in redwoods is great and your close to the community of Felton. Most of the sites appear pretty close and a few hard to get into,but part of this is because of all the trees. Sites are not level so if in a travel trailer bring the leveling blocks. Found the TV reception and internet very good. The only issue I had was the number of people out with dogs, by RV or walking them not on a leash. They all seemed well behaved but it did bother us some. Really enjoyed the area and this park. Will definitely go back. - allens
4770 Highway 9 Felton, California 95018 (map) | (831) 335-4321
Sites: 80 | Latest Rate: $72.00 | 43 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $72.00
The location, amongst the Redwood, is idyllic and the Host Campers are very helpful if not friendly. Built in 1919 the person at the desk explained that it is the oldest RV park in the world. Another host-camper explained that management's policy is: "If it ain't broke, don't fix it. And, it's been fine since 1919." My suspicion is that the Wi-Fi was installed in 1919 too. So close to Silcon Valley and yet so far.
The sites are located among redwood trees and the scene is idyllic if a little dark. There is a pool and shower room though I didn't see anyone partaking during our ten day stay.
Down among the trees there is no satellite reception and no over the air TV reception. The park does provide cable however. The cable service is excellent.
Though we were quoted one price upon making our reservation, we were charged another, higher price upon arriving. This was explained as being a result of the extreme size of our RV, 39' 10", and the fact that we wanted 50-amp electrical service. The assigned site was actually supplied with 30-amp service at 106 volts.
Electricity seems poor throughout the park - low voltage. Our RV protects itself from nonstandard electricity and would not accept the electricity. So, we complained and the hosts were kind enough to move us to site 100. There was 50-amp service there and the voltage was higher though there was a wide spread between each leg. So, our electric heat would not work other than a 2 in the morning.
This just seems dumb-stupid as low voltage causes the electrical meter to run faster resulting in a higher electric bill for the park owner and ruined appliances for us.
We'd come for the Daughter's birthday and she wanted a campfire each evening. At $10 for a small bundle of firewood, this brought the daily fee to $92. A host camper did deliver the firewood though. The firewood at the local Safeway is half the price.
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Beautiful shady spaces in the Redwoods. Close to Roaring Camp Railroad and Santa Cruz. Almost reluctant to share this with anyone as I don't want it to be spoiled. - ATC Bill
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Stayed here 3 times with our club. Back in gravel site. Needed a 1 inch board to level side to side. Fire pit and picnic table provided. Good combination of sun and shade in Redwoods. Close to Santa Cruz and many attractions. Staff very accommodating. Led to site by staff member. - travelcouple
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We love the Felton area, because the beautiful redwoods are breathtaking! We stayed here in a 36 ' 5th wheel. We were supposed to get a full hook up site, and when showed up, it didn't have sewer. That being said, to get to the dump station we had to pull the trailer all around park to get it to the right direction, tight for a big rig. The showers are small, outdated and like "military" showers. You have to press a button, to turn water on, and keep pressing button throughout your shower, to keep wet. Was difficult for my elderly mother in law. They have a great, large pool. Basketball, pool table, fuseball, air hockey and ping pong. GREAT for teens. When we checked in, they wanted everyone to wear "wristbands" to identify that we belong to their campground. Apparently they have people come to use their amenities from other campgrounds. Sites are close in some areas, if you don't get one of the nicer spots. We got a GREAT spot, nestled away from everyone, in between the Redwoods. We checked out the other two parks next to this one, like this one the best.
Don't leave food out, there is wild life. We had a big raccoon come to our site, and wasn't afraid of people, and it was hungry. We would definitely stay here again, but the camp is very pricey. It allowed 7x7 tent on site with trailer. We paid $70/night (with person capacity and dogs), and that is kind of high for no sewer. NO internet SERVICE in this area at all, you need Onstar to make a phone call, and wifi is bad. - Mommarazzi
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Lots of families with children - which wasn't a negative for us even though we don't have children. The swimming pool was clean. We only had electric and water hook ups - no sewer for us - though about half the campgrounds have full hook ups. There is a dump station, but no spray hose to clean your sewer line after dumping - I assume due to the drought. A well stocked store is within the campground. Tent camping is available throughout the park. - G_Barbosa
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I cannot believe that Good Sam visited this place. We were here in April: used the showers, which were old, with peeling old paint and cold water. They did not turn on the hot water, etc. The RV spaces were horrible, not level, not clean, very dirty, had left over food on the ground, dog feces all over the place. Office people were not friendly at all.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed the recent proposal that would require the Social Security Administration (SSA) to place on the Personal Earnings and Benefit Estimate Statements (PEBES) an individualized estimate of the rates of return workers receive on their contributions to the Social Security program, focusing on the: (1) general implications of using a rate of return for soc...
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SSA Benefit Statements: Statements Are Well Received by the Public but Difficult to Comprehend
T-HEHS-96-210: Published: Sep 12, 1996. Publicly Released: Sep 12, 1996.
GAO discussed the Social Security Administration's (SSA) Personal Earnings and Benefit Estimate Statement (PEBES). GAO noted that: (1) the public has reacted favorably to unsolicited PEBES, and SSA has improved the statement in response to public feedback; (2) the public generally feels that the statement is a valuable tool for retirement planning, but the statement does not clearly convey its pur...


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Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 126 mg42%
Sodium 1580.4 mg65.8%
Total Carbohydrates 57 g19.2%
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One such face belongs to Ziyad Abu Ayn, a close associate of the jailed leader of the second intifada, Marwan Barghouthi. Flashing smiles in all directions, Mr Abu Ayn worked the crowd and exchanged pecks on the cheeks with delegates from Lebanon, Syria and the West Bank. He said: "This is a conference for change; 80 per cent of the leadership must be changed because they failed at everything. It is time for a change of generations." The 50-year-old, who has spent more than a decade in Israeli prisons, added that most of the people on the executive committee were aged in their late 60s or 70s.
The international community and Israel will watch the three-day convention closely, particularly Fatah's continued commitment to negotiations. A 41-page draft proposal that emerged yesterday marginalises Fatah's once-central theme of "armed struggle" against Israel but demands a complete freeze of Israeli settlement before talks for a final peace deal can take place.
It is due to be presented for approval during the convention. But this will be no small task for a movement that includes both advocates of negotiations, such as Mr Abbas, who see Fatah as a political party, and more militant figures who believe Fatah should remain a national liberation movement that can resort to armed struggle as long as Israeli occupation persists and Palestinian demands including the return of refugees are not met.
As well as defining the group's programme, there will also be elections to Fatah's central committee and revolutionary council. Deal-making and campaigning were already under way over cups of coffee in the crowded and stuffy lobby of the Bethlehem Hotel.
Old guard leaders and former cronies of Mr Arafat have for years resisted a party congress out of fear that they would lose seats and power to younger leaders. But in recent months, Mr Arafat's successor, the Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, has reached the conclusion that a meeting needed to be convened to stem Fatah's decline.
The group's downturn began with the death of Mr Arafat in 2004, which set the stage for twin disasters under Mr Abbas: the unprecedented loss of parliamentary elections to Hamas in 2006 and the seizure of the Gaza Strip by Hamas the following year.
There has thus far been no accountability in Fatah. Indeed, rather than resign, the people responsible for its debacles are now seeking promotions. Nabil Amr, an Abbas ally and a one-time Arafat associate who was trounced by a Hamas candidate in parliamentary elections for the Hebron district, is trying to nevertheless move up from the revolutionary council to the central committee.
Mohammed Dahlan, whose security forces were routed by Hamas fighters in Gaza, has his sights on the top body.
And Rawhi Fattouh, a former speaker of parliament who caused embarrassment last year when Israeli border inspectors found 3,000 contraband mobile phones in his car, is also a candidate.
Without naming names, Musa Fawaz, a delegate from Lebanon, said that the success of discredited figures in these leadership elections would sound a death knell for Fatah. "Failure to transform Fatah with a new, popular, non-corrupt leadership will mean its destruction," he said.
Everyone in the lobby of the Bethlehem Hotel was talking yesterday about the need for change. But few are willing to predict whether it will actually materialise. Some delegates said that a legacy of Mr Arafat's tenure meant that Fatah had an ingrained culture of supporting the leader even if he was not doing a good job."We are used to being slaves, not to acting like free people. And many of the slaves among Fatah will re-elect the failed leadership," said Hossam Khader.
Hamas did its best to derail the gathering by banning the 400 Fatah delegates representing Gaza from leaving the Strip unless Mr Abbas ordered the release of hundreds of Hamas leaders and activists jailed by the Fatah-controlled security forces in the West Bank.
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Back when the Life A User's Manual Big Read first started,1 I referenced this huge chart of constraints that served as Perec's guide in constructing this novel.2 At the time, the only constraint I mentioned was the "Knight's Move," which determines the chapter order of the novel. But as you can see in that chart, there's a lot more at work behind this novel . . .
If memory serves, the Oulipo Compendium has the best explanation of the constraints at work in this book, but since I'm moving tomorrow and Wednesday (perfect time to be reading a book on an apartment building, no?) my copy is currently buried within one of about 28 boxes of books. So, turning to the second most expert info source on the Internets, here's how Wikipedia explains it all:
[Perec] created a complex system which would generate for each chapter a list of items, references or objects which that chapter should then contain or allude to. He described this system as a "machine for inspiring stories".
There are 42 lists of 10 objects each, gathered into 10 groups of 4 with the last two lists a special "Couples" list. Some examples:
number of people involved
length of the chapter in pages
an activity
a position of the body
an animal
reading material
2 lists of novelists, from whom a literary quotation is required
"Couples", e.g. Pride and Prejudice, Laurel and Hardy.
The way in which these apply to each chapter is governed by an array called a Graeco-Latin square. The lists are considered in pairs, and each pair is governed by one cell of the array, which guarantees that every combination of elements is encountered. For instance, the items in the couples list are seen once with their natural partner (in which case Perec gives an explicit reference), and once with every other element (where he is free to be cryptic). In the 1780s, the great mathematician Leonhard Euler had conjectured that a 10×10 Graeco-Latin square could not exist and it was not until 1959 that one was actually constructed, refuting Euler.
Aside from these overarching combinatorial restraints, there are various moments of Oulipian fun and games to be found in Life, such as pages 259-265, which, as Scott pointed out features diagonal e's, g's, and o's. (If you can't see this, start at the far right side of line 1, which ends with "Pelage." Drop to line 2, which ends "exiles." Then 3, with "eye." Slowly but surely, the e's travel from far right all the way across to line 60—there are 60 characters in each line—which begins with "Embattled.")
As someone mentioned in Scott's question thread, in French, the crossing letters spell out "ame" (soul), for which, "ego" seems a satisfactory English equivalent.
But even better than simply finding a three-letter replacement for "ame" is translating all 179 lines3 into 60-character English statements that fit the pattern exactly. David Bellos deserves a MacArthur Genius Grant for this alone.
(It's also fun that many of these 179 statements reference Life itself, such as "The puzzlemaker's backgammon game giving him his bad tempers" or "The technician trying a new experiment, and losing 3 fingers.")
In relation to these intricate—and near overwhelming—constraints, Christopher Beha included a bit of a warning about this in his 2006 article about an Oulipo conference that ran in The Believer:
On Saturday morning, the weekend's final panel, "La Contrainte et après?: A debate on the achievements, ambitions, and future of writing without ease," got off to a kind of false start before Frischer arrived with coffee for the panelists. Then there was much talk about whether a constrained work should announce itself as such. Mathews expressed the opinion that Perec's work is too often reduced to its formulae, rather than read for its true pleasures. It's an obvious temptation to think that learning the elaborate conceits of La Vie mode d'emploi might stand in for actually reading the book. And yet this is a bad mistake, for when one actually experiences the novel, the constraints that gave rise to it become rather beside the point—in that same way that Joyce's Homeric parallels mean a bit less with each rereading of Ulysses; in the same way that neither the Big Bang nor the expulsion from Eden is foremost in our minds when we step outside on a beautiful morning.
Warren Motte commented on this tangentially in a "discussion with Martin Riker": that appeared in Words Without Borders:
Whereas while that's going on in the New Novel, there seems to be, in the last 20 years or so, a return to certain kinds of storytelling that had not been massively apparent in progressive writing in France for a long time. And I think Perec had a lot to do with that. You know he said about Life, a User's Manual that you could read it in a number of ways, but one of the ways he wanted you to be able to read it was flat on your back on your sofa.
And it's absolutely true . . . One can dig into the various constraints and other games, but in the end, Perec's book is a masterwork because it's so much more than these constraints—it's a long series of moments that are best read "flat on your back." And speaking of flat and backs, here's the last two paragraphs of "Servants' Quarters, 10":
Today the room is occupied by a man of about thirty: he is on his bed, stark naked, prone, amidst five inflatable dolls, lying full length on top of one of them and cuddling two others in his arms, apparently experiencing an unparalleled orgasm on these precarious simulacra.
The rest of the room is more bare: blank walls, a sea-green lino on the floor, strewn with odd pieces of clothing. A chair, a table with an oilcloth covering, the signs of a meal—a can, shrimps in a saucer—and an evening newspaper lying open at a monster crossword puzzle.
To me, that's what Life really is: an "unparalleled orgasm" and a "monster crossword puzzle."
Also from this section, I highly recommend "Cinoc, 1," which includes a long bit about how no one—including Cinoc himself—knows how to properly pronounce his name, and a bit about how over ten years he has gathered more than 8,000 rare words that he's decided to save. Words like:
PISTEUR (masc. nn.) Hotel employee with the task of attracting customers.
So behind the math and the lists, there's a great deal of fun in Life . . . (Sorry—it's hard to resist creating non sequiturs with the title of this book. "Life is filled with sex and puzzles." Yep, here all week.)
Read more: http://wordswithoutborders.org/dispatches/article/work-and-play-a-conversation-with-warren-motte/#ixzz1JuOTRyAM
1 You can read the post on Part 1 by clicking here, and can find the one on Part 2 right here.
2 I assume most everyone reading this blog knows about the Oulipo, but in case you don't, Wikipedia has a nice overview page. In short, Oulipians use constraints in writing. The most obvious—and in some ways relevant—example is the "Lipogram," which requires the writer to avoid using particular letter(s). Perec's A Void was written entirely without the letter 'E'.
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Prose translators will likely disagree, but I believe translating poetry requires a significant level of talent, a commitment to the text, and near mania, all of which suggests that the undertaking is the greatest possible challenge. The task is to. . .
The biggest issues with books like The Subsidiary often have to do with their underpinnings—when we learn that Georges Perec wrote La Disparition without once using the letter E, we are impressed. Imagine such a task! It takes a high. . .
Following The Infatuations, Javier Marías's latest novel seems, like those that have preceded it, an experiment to test fiction's capacity to mesmerize with sombre-sexy atmospheres and ruminative elongated sentences stretched across windowless walls of paragraphs. Thus Bad Begins offers his. . .
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Senior Mechanical Engineer
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Role Summary/Purpose:
GE Healthcares Life Sciences R&D organization in Umeå, Sweden is searching for a Senior Mechanical Engineer to join their 18-person Lifecycle Engineering team focused on execution of product lifecycle engineering and Supply Chain support of new and existing Laboratory Systems and Bioprocess Hardware products. As Senior Mechanical Engineer you will design, prototype, test, and implement product & customer care solutions for the Life Sciences hardware product portfolio.
Essential Responsibilities:
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- Design, develop, and document engineering solutions for improved performance, reliability, cost and manufacturability of LS instrumentation.
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- Provide guidance and requirements to new product development teams in order to improve quality of new releases.
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- Provide R&D representation in global and cross-functional forums.
- Conduct analysis of existing and new product reliability using FMEA, risk management and DFR.
- Coach and mentor more junior engineers.
- Peer review technical reporting including senior technical approval.
- Ensure reliability, performance and delivery through supplier relationships.
- Deliver technical reports, both written and verbal, to project/product owners.
For information please contact hiring manager: Ken Zajac at +46 90 150355 or HR Manager Lina Kidman at +46 90 1502 75. Last day for application is March 13.
- BSc. in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent.
- Strong years previous engineering experience including design of electro-mechanical and/or opto-mechanical assemblies.
- Thorough knowledge of product development and sustaining engineering.
- Strong documentation and communication skills. Strong interpersonal skills.
- Fluent in Swedish and English languages (both written and verbal). Valid EU working permit
Desired Characteristics:
- Higher education including Masters or PhD.
- Proven experience in sheet metal design including welded assemblies.
- Demonstrated technical leadership abilities.
- Excellent teamwork, coordination and communication skills.
- Demonstrated abilities in mechanical simulation.
- Experience working within global teams.
- Demonstrated program/project planning capability.
What do you envision for your future? At GE Healthcare, we strive to see life more clearly. Our "healthymagination" vision for the future invites the world to join us on our journey as we continuously develop innovations focused on reducing healthcare costs, increasing access and improving quality and efficiency around the world. We are an 18 billion unit of General Electric Company (NYSE: GE), employing more than 52,000 people worldwide and serving healthcare professionals in more than 100 countries. We believe in our strategy - and we'd like you to be a part of it. As a global leader, GE can bring together the best in science, technology, business and people to help solve one of the world's toughest challenges and shape a new age of healthcare. Something remarkable happens when you bring together people who are committed to making a difference - they do! At work for a healthier world. Learn More About Careers at GELearn More About GE Healthcare
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Jonathan snaps another winner
Thursday 17th July 2014
Jonathan Farooqi from Morpeth has been awarded a prize in the 2014 North East Wildlife Photography Competition, at an awards ceremony at the Great North Museum in Newcastle.
Jonathan's photo of an adder, taken at Branton Gravel Pits in Northumberland, saw him secure the Commended prize in the Young Person's Category.
Jonathan is no stranger to winning prizes for his photography, having previously won prizes in the Under-13s section of Northumberland Wildlife Trust's annual photography competition in 2011 and 2010.
Handing over his prize, Mike Pratt, Northumberland Wildlife Trust's Chief Executive said: "The 1,289 entries represented a phenomenal effort and the quality was staggering. I am delighted that there is such a growing interest in the wildlife of this region and wildlife photography.
"Jonathan is a very talented young man and no stranger to taking wonderful winning photographs - I'm sure he has a great future ahead of him."
The competition was sponsored by Nestlé which has a factory in Fawdon in Newcastle, and an exhibition of the winning photos is on display at the Great North Museum, also in Newcastle.
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The move is a surprise for a company often seen as at odds with the ad industry.
Despite its reputation as a company at odds with the ad industry, Mozilla announced surprising plans to place advertisements in its popular Firefox browser. The announcement on Tuesday came at the Interactive Advertising Bureau's Annual Leadership Meeting in Palm Desert, California.
While newer users currently open a fresh tab to find a simple Firefox welcome screen, an updated design with tiled advertisements—called Directory Tiles—will now appear. The Directory Tiles won't impact longtime users, though, since eventually these tiles do populate with most-visited websites to better suit each consumer.
Since Mozilla, a non-profit, makes 97 percent of its revenue from search, the implementation of ads is seen as a way to diversify its earnings. Nevertheless, Mozilla's new plans surprised many after its move last year to block the use of third-party ads in its browser. At the time, a top policy advisor at the Interactive Advertising Bureau went so far as to call the move "a nuclear first strike against [the] ad industry."
According to ZDNet, Mozilla has a partnership with Google that nets $300 million per year for the browser company. The contract between the two companies is up for renewal in December. The last time that this contract required renewal, it didn't happen until the last minute. With its new ads, Mozilla could be preparing alternative ways to make revenue without Google.
Mozilla hasn't announced when it plans to implement its Directory Tiles into Firefox, nor have advertising partners been announced yet. Other browsers—like Chrome, Internet Explorer, and Safari—do not currently show ads to users.
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Pension Reforms in Poland and Elsewhere: the View from Paris
Recently several countries, including Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia, have at least partially reversed their earlier moves towards compulsory defined-contribution schemes. This paper concentrates on Poland, which just reduced contributions going to the mandatory second pillar from 7.3 to 2.3% of earnings with that amount diverted to the public pension regime (ZUS). Trying to solve the problem of public finance sustainability by radically shrinking the second tier of the pension system has obvious costs in terms of poverty among old-age pensioners. Their incomes will fall sharply relative to those of working-age population. Partially reversing pension reform will also cost Poland in terms of risk spreading and capital market development. It will also undermine the population's trust in the system. There is no alternative for achieving public finance sustainability but to restrain current spending and/or raise taxes. The pensionable age should be raised further (probably to 70 by mid-century), even in the general scheme, to deal with the long-run demographic challenge and be equalized across the two sexes. The authorities should move to unify pension provision systems, in particular by phasing out the farmers' regime (KRUS) and making pensions for miners and others with special regimes closer to actuarially neutral.
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To protect our patients and the community from possible infection, children under the age of 13 will not be allowed in the hospital during flu season, starting Wednesday, Dec. 14, until further notice.
Celebrating Over 100 Years of Care
Long Beach Memorial Medical Center has been recognized as a major regional provider of medical and surgical services. Long Beach Memorial consistently achieves national accolades for its quality care, including being named as one of the U.S. top 125 hospitals by Consumers' CHECKBOOK; named Top 100 Hospitals Cardiovascular by Thomson Reuters; and named one of "America's Best Hospitals" for Orthopedics by U.S. News & World Report magazine. Our state-of-the-art electronic medical record system ensures our patients receive the best, safest possible care.
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Ha ha check me out with Sam and Arg from the Only Way is Essex!! Funny!
|TOWIE Beauty Fragrance Launch
It isn't my thing at all but there is no getting away with the fact that any beauty and fragrance associations with The Only Way is Essex is Big Business! The original TOWIE fragrance launch saw Dazzle and Be Reem hitting the number 1 spots in fragrance sales when they launched last year! That's pretty staggering.
|James Argent and Sam Faiers – TOWIE Beauty Fragrance Launch
Let's see if they can do it again with the newest launches, Love Addict for her, and Platinum VIP for him. Sam Faiers and James Argent from the show were there to represent their fragrances.
Here's me being a hand model!
|TOWIE Beauty Love Addict
Sam described Love Addict as oriental and wooden!
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There's also a full makeup range which includes bronzers (obvz) fake lashes (obvz) and lip glosses (obvz)! Perfect for anyone wanting the Essex look.
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Im not sure I believe in their understanding of make up, it all seems very gimmicky.. arg presenting about beauty? Could they not get another female on board!?
- Ree ReallyRee August 6, 2012 at 7:11 pm #
they were there for their his and her fragrances – Love Addict and Platinum VIP!
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hmm… fragrance described as 'wooden' sounds interesting!
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pmsl at oriental & wooden! 😉


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