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|Chicken stock
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), defatted
|Red onions
|2 , thinly sliced
|Fresh spinach
|1 Pound, thick stems removed
|Grated nutmeg
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Grated parmesan cheese
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2) From the pan, remove the nuts and keep aside.
3) In the same pan, heat the chicken stock.
4) To this, add the onions and cook for about 5 minutes, until the onions turn soft.
5) To this, gradually add the spinach and nutmeg.
6) Cook covered for 2 minutes, until the spinach is soft.
7) Now, add the toasted pistachios.
8) Toss the mixture gently.
9) serve immediately.
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Calories 64 Calories from Fat 21
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 2 g3.8%
Saturated Fat 0.54 g2.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1 mg0.3%
Sodium 86.9 mg3.6%
Total Carbohydrates 8 g2.7%
Dietary Fiber 3 g11.9%
Sugars 3.8 g
Protein 4 g7.9%
Vitamin A 142.3% Vitamin C 39.9%
Calcium 9.7% Iron 12.5%
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|1 Teaspoon
|Black pepper
|To Taste, freshly-ground
|20 Large (about 2 bunches)
|Imitation butter flavoring
|1⁄2 Teaspoon (optional)
|Wine vinegar
|1 Tablespoon
1. In a saucepan, put together water, salt and a generous grinding of pepper; bring the liquids to boiling.
2. Stir in radishes; cover and cook for about 8 minutes until radishes are crisp-tender; drain well.
3. In a bowl, place the radishes and add flavouring and vinegar; toss lightly.
4. Serve Simmered Radishes with any main dish.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 60 Calories from Fat 3
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 0.37 g0.57%
Saturated Fat 0.12 g0.59%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 1689.8 mg70.4%
Total Carbohydrates 12 g4.2%
Dietary Fiber 5.7 g22.8%
Sugars 6.3 g
Protein 2 g4.9%
Vitamin A 0.5% Vitamin C 84.3%
Calcium 9% Iron 8.4%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Serves 10
There is nothing like roasting to make the ordinary extraordinary. The humble carrot and parsnip become stars when popped in the oven, where the flavors caramelize beautifully.
1. Preheat the oven to 350°F.
2. Combine the carrots, parsnips, onion, and ginger in a shallow roasting pan. Dot with the butter and sprinkle with the brown sugar.
3. Pour 2 cups of the broth into the pan, cover tightly with aluminum foil, and bake until the vegetables are very tender, 2 hours.
4. Transfer the vegetables and broth to a large soup pot, and add the remaining 6 cups of broth. Season to taste with salt and cayenne pepper, and bring to a boil. Then reduce the heat and simmer, partially covered, for 10 minutes.
5. Puree the soup, in batches, in a blender or food processor until smooth, adding more broth if needed. Return the soup to the pot, adjust the seasonings if necessary, and heat through. Serve each portion dolloped with a teaspoon of creme fraiche and sprinkled with chives.
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Are your carpets dull-looking, showing signs of fading, or stained/discolored? We provide on-location carpet cleaning for homes and business in all surrounding areas of Napa County. You'll be quite surprised how skillfully we restore carpets to like-new conditions. That's because of our industrial-grade cleaners and skilled staff. We treat beneath-the-surface to eliminate odors, discoloration, dust, dander, bacteria, and allergens. It's recommended you receive regular carpet cleaning to put a stop to dirt and irritants that dirty carpets collect over time. These irritants are not easily removed by DIY carpet cleaners or rented steam cleaners; only our industrial-grade 7-phase cleaning process has what it takes to restore your carpets to like-new conditions.
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If your area rug is in a heavy trafficked location such as a living room, conference room, or hallway, it receives a lot of wear and tear. You may noticed frayed or curled edges, fading color, dirty spots or stains, and loose threading. We'll pick up your rug from your Napa County home or business and undergo a 7-step rug cleaning process. This process is custom-tailored to restore each and every aspect of your rug.
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Is it just me, or is there is an amazing influx of current bands trying to duplicate the sounds of the seventies and eighties? Add to this list the new band Marwood, which seems to combine the lyrical and musical dourness of bands like The Counting Crows and early REM with some restrained, Peter Gabriel-like vocals from singer Benji Rogers.
If you're into those clashes of styles, One Mile Down the Road is definitely for you. It's a fairly measured mood piece that keeps to a subdued, almost lazy approach to songs about love, drinking, and love of drinking. It has moments of pop bliss but at times, one has to listen very close to hear the subtle changes Rogers and Ernie Fortunato's guitars and the steady, back of the mix rhythm provided by bassist Nick D'Amato and Mike Talbot.
Rogers is a transplanted Englishman living and working in New York's lower East Side, which also serves as the canvas for Roger's vivid word pictures. On songs like "Nothing Good to Show for It," "Just the Same" and the title track, Rogers creates portraits of that serve as memoirs of relationships gone awry and a sense of abandonment is an area of New York that is both beautiful in its spirit but occasionally cold in its outlook. Things get a little more upbeat in "Get Lucky." It's easy to believe that Rogers half sung and half slurred this song with a grand, shit-eating grin on his face as he tells the story of a young man who is probably promising more than he can deliver to women frequenting the neighborhood bar. It's an inspired piece of comic relief among the contemplative narratives Rogers brings out in his character studies of his fellow denizens.
Marwood shows a great deal of promise on this release. The music meshes well with the lyrical Hooks Rogers has sprinkled throughout, and the songs themselves are just mysterious enough to keep the listener entertained and wondering what new eccentric gallery of rogues they will be treated to next. But what's missing here is a sense of originality. Even though there are some awfully good songs here, much of the music seems based on styles that are more suited to reconfigurations of the bands who plied these idioms way back when. If Marwood wishes to succeed within a market of countless retro-oriented bands, Rogers and his group will have to discover ways to place their own bent on what's preceded them.
Still, Marwood has produced an introspective album that hints at potential brilliance. Roger's observational words are a delight and the band does an admirable job adding some magnificent color to Roger's words. Once they can define their sound without the overly obvious influences, Marwood will be band to watch.Powered by Sidelines


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Chocolate Raisin Crescent Twist
|Philadelphia cream cheese
|3 Ounce, softened
|Firmly packed brown sugar
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 , separated (Reserve White For Topping)
|1 Teaspoon
|Chopped pecans/Nuts
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chocolate covered raisins
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Refrigerated quick crescent dinner rolls
|8 Ounce (Pillsbury)
|Egg white
|1 , slightly beaten
|3 Teaspoon
|Chocolate flavored sprinkle decorators
|3 Teaspoon
Heat oven to 325°F.
In medium bowl, combine cream cheese, brown sugar, egg yolk and vanilla until smooth.
Add pecans and chocolate covered raisins.
Unroll dough into 2 long rectangles; firmly press perforations to seal.
Press or roll each to form two 14x5-inch rectangles.
Spread half of the cream cheese mixture down center of each rectangle to within 1 inch of edges.
Starting at longest side, roll up each rectangle; pinch long seams to seal.
Place rolls side-by-side and 3 inches apart on ungreased cookie sheet, pinching together at one end to seal.
Loosely twist by placing right roll over left, left roll over right and right roll over left.
Pinch ends to seal.
Combine sugar and chocolate sprinkles.
Brush coffee cake with reserved egg white; sprinkle with sugar mixture.
Bake at 325°F.for 25 to 35 minutes or until deep golden brown.
8 servings.
HIGH ALTITUDE-Above 3500 Feet: No change.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 288 Calories from Fat 153
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 17 g26.7%
Saturated Fat 5.3 g26.3%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 80.3 mg26.8%
Sodium 200.2 mg8.3%
Total Carbohydrates 27 g9%
Dietary Fiber 0.99 g4%
Sugars 22.1 g
Protein 7 g13.2%
Vitamin A 5.2% Vitamin C 0.13%
Calcium 6.3% Iron 3%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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The BMA's general practitioner committee (of which I am a member) rejected the guidelines of Frank Dobson, the Secretary of State for Health, and advised GPs to prescribe Viagra to those in need for two reasons. Firstly, NHS regulations ruling GPs' lives explicitly require us to prescribe those drugs that our patients need. Only certain drugs are banned, and Viagra is not yet one of them. Minor infringements of these regulations can lead to severe punishments, but Mr Dobson wants us to ignore the regulations when it suits him.
Secondly, whilst most GPs accept that rationing in the NHS is necessary, it should be fair and logical. Mr Dobson, had two ethically acceptable choices. Viagra for all of those in need or Viagra for no one. To give Viagra on the NHS only to those made impotent by a narrow range of causes and to deny it to all other impotent men is indeed, to use the words of the BMA, "cruel and unethical".
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Is summer the new 'spring' property market?
February 1, 2017 The season of spring always gets kudos for hosting the most active and exciting property market of the year. But is summer taking ov...
Having lived in Hawthorn since 1979 I have an in-depth knowledge and appreciation of the Boroondara area. This results in a comprehensive understanding of the inner-eastern suburbs, having sold quality properties in Kew to Richmond to Malvern and Box Hill and Hawthorn to Ivanhoe.
I offer over two decades of knowledge in the industry with my vast sales and auctioneering experience, navigating through any obstacle that can arise and guiding you through to the end and often beyond. I successfully combine my marketing and real estate expertise to provide a full range of services to you.
Jonric Ridley
You provided considerable project management skill sin ensuring the people I hired to fix the place up did what they needed to do. I live interstate, so all his help was invaluable. During the lead up to the auction, a time when the pace picks up and nerves jangle, Woodards continued to provide professional expert advice. I have no doubt that a successful sale can be largely attributed to yourself and Woodards.
Margaret Wallis - Hawthorn
Thank you for making the sale of my unit so worry free. You handled the whole process beautifully from day one and I was amazed at how quickly the private sale was made. I was most satisfied with the end result. I would certainly recommend you both at Woodards to any friends wishing to sell.
H Gackrall, Hawthorn
I was more than impressed by you and Caroline during the sale of my property. You both kept me informed during every step of the sale. Kept my expectations realistic and worked very hard and sold my property very quickly considering the times.
Paul Montgomery - Hawthorn
I want to record my appreciation for all the additional assistance you have given me with the sale of the house. You really have gone the extra mile which has helped me considerably.
Kate Russell - Glen Iris
We so appreciated your willingness to be involved at every stage of the process, organising gardeners & cleaners and finally working so hard to complete the sale without delay. We were absolutely delighted with the outcome.
Michael Davies - Box Hill South
Notwithstanding the excellent result that the house achieved at auction we could not have been happier your level of care and advice. Whenever you have given advice we did not feel pressurised to follow it; however, in achieving $95,000 above the reserve price we can feel fully justified in following your words of wisdom.
Tony, we are extraordinarily grateful for your time, patience and your expertise in making this a most successful sale. I will ensure that anyone I know looking for an estate agent beats their way to your office door.
John & Cherie - KewThe reason why I selected Woodards in the first place was that I knew that they had a good, solid name & would provide professional service. When Lance, Cherie & I met you both this confirmed my thoughts & we all agreed to undertake Woodards for the sale of the property. The sale of a property is an extremely taxing undertaking & in my case this was further increased by my acting on behalf of Lance who was overseas! We were always unsure what the campaign & auction day result would bring, but we were both over the moon with fantastic result. The auctioneer, John Piccolo did a wonderful job on the day & we were delighted with his courteous manner & approach.
Paul Hoy - MelbourneI write in gratitude of Woodards excellent role in assisting me in the sale of Unit 71/ 485-489 St Kilda Rd Melbourne last Saturday. This property was a complex 1950's company share ownership scheme and thus required an experienced approach to marketing and promotion. As a vendor, I was a sole executor of a deceased estate and was advised it had to be sold at a public auction. However the company scheme prohibited a in situ auction in the premises All of these hurdles were admirably met by Tony Nathan of your office who provided all that was necessary to ensure a sale that exceeded my sworn valuation reserve price. I am most grateful for Tony's support and wanted you to be aware of this.
Mary Norris - Hawthorn EastThank you for all your assistance in our recent purchase. Tony Nathan was very friendly and extremely helpful in the lead up to the auction and on the day. Would highly recommend.
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Palm Beach Resort & Spa, Labuan
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 245 guestrooms
- On a private beach
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Full-service spa
- Outdoor pool
- Free airport shuttle
- Beach umbrellas
- Conference center
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Garden
Feel at home
- Children's pool
- Playground on site
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Private bathroom
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Television
What's around
- Layang-Layang Beach (5.3 mi / 8.5 km)
- Surrender Point (5.4 mi / 8.6 km)
- Chimney (8.2 mi / 13.1 km)
- Labuan Bird Park (8.2 mi / 13.1 km)
- An'Nur Jamek Mosque (8.6 mi / 13.8 km)
Palm Beach Resort & Spa, Labuanfrom $44
- Deluxe Double or Twin Room, Balcony
- Deluxe Room, 1 Bedroom, Balcony, Garden View
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- This hotel has 245 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Children (5 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free airport shuttle at scheduled times
- Free ferry terminal shuttle *
- Free shopping center shuttle
In the hotel
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Beach bar
- Swim-up bar
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Barbecue grills
- On private beach
- Beach sun loungers
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Full-service spa
- Playground on site
- Scuba diving nearby
- Beach umbrellas
- Swim-up bar
- Beach towels
- Pool sun loungers
- One meeting room
- Conference center
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Garden
- Picnic area
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Ceiling fan
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Slippers
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Fireplace
- Furnished balcony
- Private bathroom
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Hair dryer
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the resort's full-service spa. Services include massages, facials, body scrubs, and body treatments. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy.
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- Palm Beach Labuan
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
For transfers, guests must contact the property 48 hours prior to arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Mandatory fees
Deposit: MYR 300 per night
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Good 3.7 /5 from 35 reviews
This was the first time in my life that I had a room with ocean view. However, due to jelly fish and sting ray you can't swim in the ocean. Nevertheless, the pool is amazing. The room was large but I was terrified of the cockroaches that were sharing the space. The shuttle bus to the jetty was good. There is nothing near the hotel and costs 30 for a taxi to the location. Very good value.
Amazing stay
We enjoyed our stay, staffs spoke politely and the place is so quiet and calming.
Huge room... great place to relax!
Spacious room and excellence view
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Hacking agile marketing methodology: The role of improvisation and invention
I just read an inspring post from Andy Pearson who has a company (White Fuse) that does web design for charities. Andy talks about how he uses agile methodology and mentions "hacking" the pure methodology of agile software development to make it fit his company's idiosyncratic needs. He looks at this from the perspective of project management, but I clearly see it as being highly applicable to agile marketing as well.
I love the idea of "hacking" a formal methodology to make it fit your own culture, projects and workload. Indeed, why not? At the heart of the general concept of agility is the freedom and flexibility to improvise and innovate and it seems to me that this sense of freedom should apply as equally to the output/deliverable/outcome of the project at hand as it does to the processes that are employed to get the work done. Innovative methods and improvisational processes lead to fresh and inventive work results.
Within the broad framework of agile marketing methodology there is plenty of room for practitioners to find their own way through the same sort of experimentation that the underlying philosophy of agile methods encourages and promotes. How long should a sprint be? It depends on the project. How often should teams SCRUM? Sometimes meeting on a daily basis is just too often and three stand-up meetings a week are more appropriate. Do what works best for you!
To my way of thinking even the terminology can be modified and tweaked. I've spent a lot of my spare time playing guitar in rock and blues bands so I like to think of sprints as jams and SCRUM stand-up meetings as tune-ups. Does changing the jargon change the fundamental value of the method? Of course not, but it can heighten the sense of adventure, discovery and exploration for team (or band using my musical metaphor) members, and that is extremely powerful and valuable.
Don't be afraid to have fun, mash things up and disrupt the dominant paradigm to better suit your particular needs. Isn't doing so a core value of agile marketing?
With agile marketing the rules of the game are such that changing the rules to suit you and your team are well within bounds. This notion of a fast, flexible and methodical, yet malleable, process can help marketers to break out of the confining strictures of hierarchy that often hinder the employment of agile methods and the work that they aim to produce.


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From its first run in September of 1851 to the present day, The New York Times has had its finger on the pulse of the world, and has offered up-to-the-minute updates on the day's most pressing issues and stories.
This 100% Botticino marble Times clock not only adds character to your home, but by displaying a snapshot of history, it offers a glance at the myriad of issues that seized the world's attention on that particular day.
The marble's natural veining, small fissures, coloring and tumbling all add to the one-of-a-kind beauty of this natural stone clock.
This charming New York Times clock measures 8" x 8" and makes a unique and personal gift. Get the TOP HALF of any New York Times front page on your marble clock.
Because of the square dimensions, the bottom portion of the page won't appear on the clock.
Keep in mind that important events usually hit the paper the day AFTER the date of the event.
Clock comes ready to hang and in a gift box. AA battery required (not included).
Also available: A miniature easel made of heavyweight forged-steel to present your clock on a desk or table.
Please allow 5 business days for production. Express shipping will not expedite production time.
This 100% Botticino marble Times clock not only adds character to your home, but by displaying a snapshot of history, it offers a glance at the myriad of issues that seized the world's attention on that particular day.
The marble's natural veining, small fissures, coloring and tumbling all add to the one-of-a-kind beauty of this natural stone clock.
This charming New York Times clock measures 8" x 8" and makes a unique and personal gift. Get the TOP HALF of any New York Times front page on your marble clock.
Because of the square dimensions, the bottom portion of the page won't appear on the clock.
Keep in mind that important events usually hit the paper the day AFTER the date of the event.
Clock comes ready to hang and in a gift box. AA battery required (not included).
Also available: A miniature easel made of heavyweight forged-steel to present your clock on a desk or table.
Please allow 5 business days for production. Express shipping will not expedite production time.
Because this personalized item is custom-made for you, all sales are final and this product cannot be returned, refunded or exchanged.
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Novel gift idea, but don't expect to read the articles!by DanielleWe purchased this clock to commemorate my father-in-law's 75th birthday. He got a kick out of it, but the print of the articles is so small you need a magnifying glass to actually read more than the headline. Also, the clock arrived without the easel, but NY Times promptly sent it out when I notified them.
Cool Giftby MikeI purchased this clock with the stand as a birthday gift for my father and he loved it. This is a great gift if you to do something different.I would highly recommend this item.
Lovely New York Times Clock!by PattyBought this for a 1st wedding anniversary gift. Just lovely, well-crafted, beautiful clock. My daughter and son-in-law loved this twist on "paper" for their 1st wedding anniversary present.
FRCLOCK - 12/12/12by Fred BrownfeldWhat do you give a somewhat jaded friend who is celebrating her 64th "coming out" birthday on 12/12/12? Though jade would go over big, the tab would be a little too big. Hence, to the NYT Store in search of the perfect gift, and finding the NYT front page birth date marble clock from 19/12/48. How did it go over? And you thought that Texas oil well was a gusher!
NYT Marble Clockby MikeI gave this item as a gift. To begin with, it's a beautiful representation of the front page of the Times. It adds class and a nuanced overture to part of my family's history. The clock keeps good time and serves its purposes well. My only complaint is that the clock mechanism on the back of the tile wasn't aligned quite right, and needed to be rotated slightly to have the hands of the clock line up properly on its face.
Unique clockby KevinBought the NYT front page granite clock. Looks terrific and keeps exact time. Friends remark on how different it is. Never hear it. Just beautiful to look at (like my wife).
Front-page NYT birthday clockby evelynI got the clock for my friend's birthday and she was absolutely thrilled. It's hard to think of a more personal gift, it's one of your most brilliant ideas.
I AM MOST EXCITED!!by Becky HillWe just received the New York Times front page clock & it is just perfect. We plan to give as a 50th Anniversary gift. An engraved plaque is to be placed, lower center, before mailing. The only down side, is that we won't be able to see the recipients pleasure after opening the gift. Thank you New York Times for this great idea!
Father's Day Giftby AdrienneI bought this as a gift for my husband for Father's Day. As first time parents, my husband and I went a little crazy commemorating our son's birth. The morning our son was born, my husband bought a copy of every newspaper he could find. I thought he would get a kick out of this clock. He absolutely loves it, as do I. The quality is amazing, and it's really a wonderful way to remember not only a specific event, but what was going on in the world that day.
Great birthday presentby Leslie ComedyMy father loved the clock -- it was a great birthday present. It arrived right on time (his actual birthday), the quality is first class, the idea is a good one!
The Front Page Marble Clock with stand It it fantasticby billThe Clock arrived on time, well packaged and it absolutely fabuous
Love thisby DarlaWe bought this for our daughter & son-in-law's 1st anniversary. They live in NY & since 'paper' is the traditional 1st anniversary gift & 'clocks' are the current gift suggestion - what a better gift than to give a clock that also incorporates paper. We love it & so do the recipients!!
Great gift.by Josephinethe NYT Front Page on Marble Clock was a Father's Day gift for my husband who did not have a clock in his office and his last wrist watch was lost. The gift came at a perfect time and has allowed him to be prompt for appointments, and more importantly, join me for dinner at the designated time. thank you.
NYT Marble Clockby DeborahBought this as a gift for my husband for our first anniversary. It incorporates both traditional and contemporary anniversary gifts by year- paper and clock in a creative and personal way. We are really pleased with it.
great gift!by Scottwas the perfect 60th birthday gift for my father in-law
Great Product!by JessicaMy item was exactly as portrayed online. It came quickly and was well protected in its packaging.
Love the clock!by ErnieI purchased a day of your birth clock for my wife's new kitchen. She did not want a clock in the kitchen because she said most were 'cheesy'. However when he NYTimes clock arrived she put it right up and it is a welcome and decorative timepiece that will be in place for years to come. As an aside - i ordered the clock and it was delivered in two days - it even beat the paperwork for it on the NYTimes site....very impressive.
marble clock with newspaper face of birthdate for clock ownerby joanneThis item was ordered as a gift. I have not seen the clock myself but the recipient was very very happy with it and of course, as a result, I'm very pleased. We initially thought his birthday had no headline or news of much interest, but then found an item referring to American ambassador Dodd in Berlin - the subject of a book (In the Garden of the Beast) that the clock recipient had just read. This made the newspaper front of the clock esp. meaningful.
Giftby MargaretThis was a BD gift to my nephew in TN, who was a New Yorker. Rick said it made his day, he loved it.
Perfect Gift for Special Occasionsby TracyA favorite gift to give special friends in my life!
Marble clockby PatriciaI gave this as a 50th birthday present. I liked it when I received it in the mail and the birthday 'boy' loved it. I wish it was just a bit larger so it would be easier to read.
clock with date of first page of ny timesby claudiagreat gift idea for my brother's birthday...he seems to love the idea and gift and seeing what the front page was many years ago on his date of birth made it extra special! we bought the easel too which we felt made for a nice desk clock! highly recommended as a gift!
Marble Clockby JanPerfectly OK! Will be happy to advise to thers.
Perfect presentby AlanThe NY Times front page clock was a hit. Thanks!!!!!
Perfect gift for a journalism professorby NohaI bought this clock for my husband's birthday, he is a university professor who teaches journalism so this was the perfect gift for him. The clock is very good quality. It is 'timeless' in that you can choose a significant world event from any front page of the NYT to be printed on the clock. As my husband is married to an Egyptian (me), I chose the front page news of Mubarak's ouster for this clock. Highly recommended.
Great Unique Giftby Amanda HuweGreat gift if you are looking for something unique and personal. Quality stone and printing of paper onto the stone.
Front Page Marble Clockby audreyexcellent quality -- easy to read -- unobtrusive yet very intereting once you note the theme. giving it as an anniversary gift.
Marble dated clockby PaulaThe recipient of this clock for his birthday was absolutely thrilled! These birth dated items are wonderful and this is the second I have purchased.
clockby Dorothy Eisenbergit arrived in time, was very nice thank you
N.Y. Times store reviewby johnI purchased the marble clock and find that is of good quality and keeps accurate time. The same clock was reduced by $1500 a few days after I ordered same.
Marble Clockby SueGave as a gift to a friend -- 60th b-day -- and all loved it!
I give it 4 starsby SusanThis clock was a birthday gift for my husband. He was thrilled with it. We have only one complain, the print is too small to read the body of the news. We understand it is difficult to fit the copy onto the clock face but it would be a bit more interesting if the "body" copy were a bit larger. Thank you.
clockby PamelaA perfect gift for a milestone birthday.
giftby Ken McCormickIt was a gift. She liked it very much.
Great Gift Ideaby MarshaI gave a New York Times clock to my hubby for our 25th anniversary. I chose the date we were married. He really likes it as do our grown children. The quality is good. It keeps good time. The easel makes it very versatile. Definately a winner.
love itby enidIt's great. Everyone thinks it is so cool.
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Become a part of the Taqueria Las Comadres family as a line cook, cashier/waiter or cook's assistant. We are currently accepting for applications for Cashier/Waitress and Assitant Cook to work at Las Comadres #1 in La Mirada, CA.Apply Now!
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"Come and visit Taqueria Las Comadres, Best Mexican Food in Town"
Come in and try our fresh made menudo every Saturday and Sunday
I come here for breakfast mostly.
I love their chorizo con huevos burrito (no beans lol)
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There comes a time for many stay-at-home moms when they realize that they can turn their hobby into a business. Throughout phases of motherhood, moms have chunks of time during the day to feed their creative side. Whether the kids may be napping or in school, moms can showcase their talents online quickly, easily and on the cheap.
This "lifestyle business" model that allows flexibility has been life changing for these two self-proclaimed "Facebook Mompreneurs." Mandie Miller of Got What It Cakes and Jenny Robertson of Peanut Butter & Jenny Photography have realized the value of the "word of mouth" type referrals on Facebook. Moms trust other moms and friends of their friends and this has translated into sales for each of their businesses.
Mandie started Got What It Cakes in 2009 while staying home with her then-two-year-old and newborn, eight-week-old baby. "I don't know what I was thinking 'going official' when I had a two-year-old and an infant, but I knew I wanted to continue to stay home with my kids and my cakes had started getting really popular."
Mandie had been an SAT/ACT prep instructor/private tutor while her oldest child was little. She was able to work around her husband's schedule and yet stay home with her baby during the day. She really enjoyed baking cakes for family and friends but it was becoming an expensive hobby:
I wasn't allowed by law to accept any form of payment, and in order to start charging people, I knew I would have to get my kitchen inspected, get a business license, insurance, etc. I didn't know if I wanted to do all of that for a few cakes here and there but I did see potential if I could sell them on a regular basis. So, while my husband was at work one day, I ordered business cards (free from Vistaprint) and created a website (free one-month trial with the business cards). I also called the county courthouse and department of agriculture and lined up everything I needed with them. When my husband came home, I said, "Exciting day today. I started a business!" He's been supportive since day one.
Everything was in order but the missing ingredient was social media and marketing. Mandie was a bit reluctant to mix business and pleasure with Facebook:
I was one of those, "I don't think I want to be on Facebook because I don't want everyone in my personal life" kind of people. So, for the first six months of my business, I wasn't on Facebook. But my sister had been begging me to get on it, telling me how amazing it would be for my business. So she signed me up and it was the best decision. I'm addicted to it and the benefits have been tremendous and the cost (absolutely nothing) fit right into my non-existent marketing budget. I've reconnected with friends, who are now some of my best friends, including Jenny from Peanut Butter & Jenny Photography. Facebook was a real tipping point for my business. My cakes were already very popular, but Facebook exposed me to the world, to friends of friends and family, to bloggers, party planners, etc. I couldn't believe that something this powerful, this widespread, could be free! I use my business page as my store-front. Since I work out of my home, I needed a place to make announcements, do giveaways, and interact with my fans. Mostly, I used it to post pictures, and then tag people in them. This way, it would show up on their page, and I would gain more exposure from their friends. Now, I have over 4,300 fans. I check my FB several times each day to constantly be engaged with my online community.
Jenny from Peanut Butter & Jenny Photography saw her old grade-school friend Mandie on Facebook and they instantly reconnected. She ordered a cake for her dad from Mandie and was really impressed by the Got What It Cakes business model. So Jenny turned to Mandie as a mentor to help her follow her dream of being a professional photographer.
Mandie's Facebook Advice to Jenny & Other Mompreneurs:
- "Display professional-looking photographs to show your product/business. I built a light box (cost was $2), and it's helped make the cakes look even better."
Jenny's (Peanut Butter & Jenny Photography) start-up story began with the constant challenge moms have to find balance:
Mom life is about finding that balance -- the sweet spot where you have all the time you need to love on your children, make sure they're building good character and are generally happy but also having enough time to not completely sacrifice who you are as a woman. It's about finding a way to split time between meals, soccer and play dates and still feel like the intelligent, interesting, and capable woman you were in those years before being sleep-deprived, un-showered and covered in food/vomit/spit-up. I have my degree in accounting and worked for several years as a tax accountant and also taught college courses, but with small children at the time, the hours were murder on our family. As a mom, I felt the need to put family first.
Jenny decided to be optimistic and looked at being newly unemployed as an opportunity to do something that she had always wanted to do:
This is the year when I can finally start the photography business I've always wanted. Photography was the win-win I was looking for -- I could be home with my kids during the week and schedule shoots only during preschool hours or on weekends when my husband would be with them. I wrote a business plan giving myself six months to do all the prep; website, blog, business cards, promotions, advertising, networking, etc. and then gave myself a date to launch.
Jenny began with Facebook as her first step in the beginning of 2012. "I figured Facebook was the best, cheapest and fastest way to connect to the other moms in the area that would be the kind of clientele interested in my kind of work."
How Jenny Got Started With Facebook:
- "I added a fan page as an extension to my own well-loved and frequently visited personal page."
Mandie and Jenny are doing what many stay at home moms want to do, utilize their creativity and talents to generate some extra revenue while still maintaining their "stay at home" status. Social media has made it fun and exciting for them to build their businesses... and renew their friendship too.
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Hello, is the below doable?
Below are the details I wanted to update on these pages, let me know if you can do this.
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These are the following changes I would like on FB:
1) When users login- they see the logo. I wanted to add a box-like display similar to a stamp (in a diagonal in the open space just by the anchor) that would say "You may be eligible for a Scholarship. See our Upcoming/Current Programs tab below for more information and to download an application form." And I wanted this to be clickable and it would take them to the Upcoming/Current Programs tab
2) Is there a way to move the "About" (not About Us tab) and "Photos" tab to the end of the tabs so that the other tabs can move up to the left?
3)Please look at all the tabs, the fonts are not consistent. Headings are not properly bolded. There are some light fonts, dark fonts. Can you please pick a font style and size for headings and make it consistent throughout. Same for the body of the message- make them all consistent. I find these fonts are too tiny and don't "pop"- they don't look professional. For the URL links, please let them have the same shade of blue.
4) Upcoming/Current Programs tab- instead of showing the url link for YouTube, is there a way to actually insert the YouTube video here?
5) For the google docs link (to download an application form) in the Upcoming/Current Programs tab, Practical Entrepreneurship Program tab and StartUps Programs tab, instead of just pasting the url there, can you have a "Download Application Form" button there instead?
6) I am working on a poster right now and I'll send that to you so that you can use the jpg of the poster to change the picture on the Upcoming/Current programs tab
7) Our Mission & Core Values tab:
I just need to change the text slightly here.
I would like you to create about 11 clickable icons, you'll see the icon for FB, and Youtube in the Word doc to see how the icons look like. We don't have to use the same shape or design for the icons as long as it looks nice and professional. I would like the icons to be named and be clickable. We'll need the following icons:
Facebook (would just have an f on it like in the attached):
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These are the other 9 urls needed for the other icons below (from facebook), please have the appropriate names on the icons:
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1) Is there a way to add the full logo here so that it doesn't looked stretched as it is right now? If the icon is better, see attached.
2) Also, please add icons on this page just like we did on Twitter, so that the page has more stuff on it. Can you add a background picture to YouTube?
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29 Parks near Ravensdale, Washington
Hobart, Washington 5.45 miles NW
Black Diamond, Washington 5.93 miles SW
Maple Valley, Washington 6.85 miles NW
Mirrormont, Washington 8.33 miles NW
Covington, Washington 9.82 miles W
32101 Cumberland-Kanaskat Road Ravensdale, Washington 98051 (map) | (360) 886-0148
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $33.00 | 3 Reviews
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Jun 2010 - $33.00
A lovely state park campground, that is very well maintained. It is also heavily used and quite busy, but that is because it is so accessible to Seattle and a worthwile destination. The only downside is that pull through sites for larger rigs are narrow and sharply curved among the large trees, making pulling through any site in a rig longer than about 35' a real chore. I had the very most accessible site in the park, and I had to back into the pull-through to situate in my 40' MH. But the beauty and features of the park make this worthwhile. We would stay here again. - Boiler
Jul 2007 - $27.00
Clean, relatively quiet, private sites, beautiful setting on the cold and clear Green River (a refreshing dip on a hot summer day). Clean bathrooms and showers with lots of hot water. Park gets full on summer week-ends. - Let'sGoCamping
May 2007 - $26.00
We had site #30, a nice long, paved, level, shaded pull-through with 30 amp electric but no water. The one-way road in the CG was a bit narrow but no problem, we have a 30 ft class A. We loved our site, the picnic table/fire ring area was really large and felt private with lots of trees, flowers and other greenery. The park was full over the weekend but reasonably quiet. Mt. Rainier National Park is an easy, very pretty day trip from this park. - mahaffee
30250 224th Ave SE Black Diamond, Washington 98010 (map) | (360) 886-2244
Sites: 115 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 32 Reviews
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Nov 2016 - $15.00
Made our reservation through RPI for a full hookup. None available when we arrived, and later was told an additional fee would be applied if we moved into a vacated FHU site. We were given an excuse blaming our large RV style for collapsing the sewer lines and unable to get permits to fix. Restrooms and showers were clean, out dated, and one men's shower was closed due to lack of maintenance. We were told cable was available however there is no cable in the park. Very poor OTA TV. Our 3o Amp power would trip around 22 to 26 amps, or possibly less. - Our Painted Wagon
Aug 2016 - $10.00
For a Sunrise park I was very disappointed! The sites are so close together couldn't put out awning. Campers are just stuck anywhere they can get a spot. Lots of people living there and leaving at 5-6 am and noisy. No sewer, electric was ok..30 amp, no wifi. Very, very run down; deck ready to fall in water. Buildings look like haven't been cleaned or used in years. Only good thing was lady in office was very nice. - DebT
Aug 2016 - $40.00
Yikes, what happened to this place? We have stayed here several times in the past, this time it is quite different. The park is full, but many appear to be seasonals. Packed in like sardines. Sewer no longer functional, all sealed up. 30 amp is poor 106 volts. water pressure is ok, AT&T ok, park wifif non existent. we stayed here in a 40 ft MH, we will be looking for an alternative the next time we come up here. - walt66
28633 216th Ave SE Covington, Washington 98042 (map) | (360) 886-1171
Sites: 18 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 1 Reviews
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Nov 2011 - $15.00
A small park with a very nice owner. Most of the sites have full-time residents. The place is quiet, but doesn't have much in the way of amenities (picnic area with a horseshoe pit), but the price was right. There is also a nice grass volleyball court and a pond to sit by on the owners adjoining property. - Travelin'
34500 SE 99th Street Snoqualmie, Washington 98065 (map) |
Sites: 143 | Latest Rate: $1.00 | 2 Reviews
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Mar 2015 - $1.00
This park no longer exists. Not sure why it is still here. This was a TT park, but hasn't been in years. - PugetSound
Dec 2005 - $32.00
Cascade is a very nice membership campground. Located close to Snoqualmie Pass is a good base camp for skiing also close to Seattle area and shopping. The park is nicely maintained and offers many activities during the summer season but is very quiet in the winter season. - bgenoe
45810 SE North Bend Way North Bend, Washington 98045 (map) | (425) 888-9685
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 7 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $38.00
Narrow sites and strict rules about almost anything you could think of. Kids and pets are possibly unwelcome here. I wouldn't return. - Keystone Trail
Jan 2015 - $35.00
My family and I stayed here for several nights (hoping for a week but park had folks coming in with prior reservations). Nice clean park with new storage sheds on each site which allowed us to unload our truck so we could go shopping in town and not worry about our belongs being in the bed. Young manager who lives on site is pleasant and professional and grounds keeper helped us by giving us an extra block to level our jacks. Sites are gravel, wifi is decent, and restrooms were clean and simple. - PacificRVer
Sep 2014 - $35.00
While visiting our daughter, we stayed at Nor'West RV Park and thoroughly enjoyed the cleanliness of the park and how we were made to feel. Management was very attentive to our needs and made us feel welcome and comfortable. Thanks
again Nor'West RV. - Brad Young
9002 302nd Ave SE Preston, Washington 98027 (map) | (425) 222-7910
Sites: 51 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 37 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $40.00
Beautiful park close to Seattle area. Very popular so difficult to get a reservation on short notice. Site spaces are close together like a lot of parks but OK. - Doug Toye
Jul 2015 - $45.00
We needed a place to stay outside of Seattle on our way home. Being that it was the Sunday after the 4th we didn't figure we'd find anything. But low and behold they had a early departure. We arrived late, they left all the information needed on the office door. It's not cheap but I wanted full hook up's since we were low on water. Getting into the site was a bit of a challenge. Some of the sites are located on the side of a hill, trying to back into this site proved to be a challenge at 1AM. I almost gave up, but eventually made it.
I found they only offer 20amp or 50amp plug-ins, I've never bothered to carry a 50-30amp dog-bone. So we stuck with the 20amp, happy we didn't need A/C. Water pressure here was weak at best.
The site itself was nothing special, room for a couple chairs, no fire pit and you're looking right into the next site. It was all asphalt and clean though. The area is heavily treed and even with the Freeway close by it was quiet. I'd gather many that stay here are with them for extended periods, the larger sites look to be occupied by full timers. - Y-Guy
Jul 2015 - $40.00
This is a very nice park. Well kept and the staff are friendly enough. The park is a little tight but not horrid. Mostly permanent residents but it appears the sites were well kept.
We would stay here again. - Steve & Terri
45224 284th Ave SE Enumclaw, Washington 98022 (map) | (206) 296-8888
Sites: 28 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 5 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $25.00
We camp in the South Campground for the Highland Games. This is basically a grassy field with some porta potties. Dry camping. If you are going to camp, be sure to bring leveling blocks for the uneven ground. The closest RV parking to the King County Fairgrounds. - Cheryl39
Aug 2015 - $26.00
GREAT place to Explore Mt Rainier NP. Concrete Pad with Lots pf grass. Water and Elect only. NO DUMP.NO WI-FI, would have marked higher.Very Friendly Camp Hosts that know the AREA well. Nice grass area for your dog exercise. Back in sites only, but large enough for 40 ft 5th wheel. Enumclaw Golf Course(18 Hole) about 1/2 mile away. Lots of restaurants and Grocery stores. - silverado
Oct 2013 - $26.00
Stayed 5 nights - nice campground with large sites. Great camp hosts. There are showers and restrooms in the fairgrounds they could use a cleaning, but will work. Utilities were very good, but no sewer. We have used this campground on our visits to see family in the area. - rwjsim2003
49515 SE Middle Fork Rd North Bend, Washington 98045 (map) | (425) 888-1852
Sites: 25 | Latest Rate: $22.00 | 6 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $22.00
The campground is beautiful. If you are looking for a resort type place this is not it, but if you want to get away from the city and in tune with nature, this is the place. I believe that most of the time the campground is used for retreats and such so it's a bit rustic. There are about 8-10 RV sites; all are on gravel, except for site #1. The office staff and camp host are wonderful people. We were camping for 3 days before we paid our bill, as our timing was out of sync with the office staff. She didn't seem to mind, as she was so easy going. Our campsite's 30-amps was not working and the camp host, Andy, let us borrow a 50-amp to 30-amp converter. Thank goodness he had one, it's now on our shopping list. The grounds are spectacular and peaceful. Deer roam the campground; we saw a 2 point buck, a few does and yearlings, and fawns. There are trails through out the park. The place is incredible. My husband used the bathrooms and showers, I choose not to. They were clean, but old. He said they were OK. Most mornings it was raining and I didn't want to walk through the wet grass to the facilities. WiFi was excellent, no cable, some on-air channels, no laundry facilities. There are cabins that can be rented, plenty of tent sites, and a wonderful playground. Improvements to the park are all done by donation. It's about 30 minutes from Bellevue, 25 minutes to Issaquah, 25 minutes to Snoqualmie Falls. We would stay again in a Nano-second. - Living the Life
Aug 2015 - $38.00
Grassy large sights set among the trees at this small campground 2 miles off I-90 in North Bend. Only 8 sights, but not busy during the week since this is a Lutheran retreat area among the pines. Full hookups, but no TV. Very quiet and restful place with some nice trails to walk through the woods. Road getting in is a little narrow in spots for large motorhomes, but it can be done. Will definitely stay here again. - b7xv
Jul 2015 - $30.00
This is a great little "no frills" campground. It is a wonderful place to enjoy the beauty of nature, with full hook-ups for your RV. The sites are in a grass meadow. If it is full, which it rarely seems to be, your RV is very close to your neighbor's, similar to a parking space. However, if it's not full, they will spread out the RV's to allow for lots of space between them. The camp is surrounded by forest with tall trees, so finding satellite reception is not easy from all sites. We had to move around to get it. The camp hosts and management are very nice and helpful. There are walking trails, streams, and wildlife to enjoy. The only reason I didn't give it a 10 rating is that there's no pool/spa and no enclosed pet area, so dogs must be leashed at all times. If we're ever in the area, we will definitely return! - ADMD
650 1st Ave NE Issaquah, Washington 98027 (map) | (425) 392-9233
Sites: 56 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 36 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $50.00
The best thing about this park is the location. Easy access right off Hwy 90, withing a few miles of shopping, restaurants etc., nice walking path across the street.
Sites are paved, close together, with a picnic table. There are back in and pull thru sites. Restrooms are clean and nice. Office staff is friendly and helpful. Wifi worked most of the time, but was intermittent. Cable TV worked fine.
There is highway noise, and it is very loud, and it is pricey, but I would stay here again for the convenience of being near family. - trussman
Aug 2016 - $45.00
Not a fancy park. No frills. But you can't beat the location to Seattle. Paved surfaces. Big rig friendly. Nearby walking biking path. - Cake on the beach
Mar 2016 - $47.00
This was our second stay at this park, as our son's family lives nearby in Sammamish. I agree the sites are very close to each other, but nothing that we have not experienced in over 15 years of RV traveling. Since the weather is normally cloudy, rainy, you most likely would not be outside anywhere in the Seattle area (depending on the time of the year). We did not feel the freeway noise was that unbearable. But the great thing is there is a very long paved walking/bike path (over several miles) outside the park, near the freeway (but protected by altitude and fence) that our dog loves walking on, plus the scenery is wonderful. The staff is without a doubt most pleasant we have also met, and really makes you feel welcome. Hey they even gave me a FREE stamp so I could mail a birthday card. We would definitely stay here again. - mandrgames
34807 SE 44th Pl Fall City, Washington 98024 (map) | (425) 222-5545
Sites: 123 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 18 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $34.00
Never again! This could be such a nice RV/campground but it's not! Right on river but so overgrown you can't get to it. Bathroom is so dirty my husband would not even think about using them, and he's not very picky. Sites are on top of each other, there is no Wi-Fi , laundry, game room, etc...but yet they charge $34.00 a night. The only thing this park has going for it is location it's about 35 mins from downtown Seattle. But about 15 miles away in Carnation WA, there is a better place. Also lots of live in people with junk every where that ruins a park for me. FYI; there is no sign saying turn here for this RV park and our GPS did not have the turn right, when I told the lady at check-in about this she say's "happens ALL the time!" Not sure if it happens all the time why you would not change it, but... So if you miss the turn you end up in a roundly round or small downtown area. Turn right before the bridge. - laears
Jun 2015 - $31.00
Park is OK for a stay of a week or so. Short supply of parks in the general Seattle area. Entrance road is horrible - really not wide enough for two lanes, so you must go slow. Speed bumps every few feet. Typical riverside park with elevated electrical hookup because of being in flood plain. Staff friendly, but there is a depressed feeling about the place. Everything is JUST OK. Lots of weekenders which is to be expected because of the river. - PugetSound
Sep 2014 - $23.00
This park is similar to what is expected in a state park. No sewer at site. Trash dumpsters are not nearby. Price reflects a Passport America discount. It is way overpriced compared to other similar parks. We would not utilize again. - Gen G


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