March 7th, 2010
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New York Tents2Haiti Grass Roots Effort Rushes to Collect Tents Before Rainy Season Hits in Late March BUFFALO, N.Y. (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Your used tent needed in Haiti now. When Bishop Jim Pierce of Love Aflame! Worldwide and a team returned from Port au Prince, Haiti last week they had just one word to describe the most urgent need in that earthquake ravaged nation: TENTS! The team, consisting of five men from New York State, brought much needed food and medical supplies but the request for tents soon rose above all others.
Tweet Tracking Site Helps Chile Relief Agencies Save Lives MAULE, Chile (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — A woman uses her Twitter account to plead for help in locating her missing daughter – and finds her. An aid group puts out an urgent call for water sanitation equipment. A church group with food to offer asks for storage space in the earthquake-devastated city of Concepcion. A new site created by the World Mind Network and Chilean Earthquake Relief helps make these stories happen.
Desolation of Obama Nation Continues Says City of Angels Pastor LOS ANGELES, Calif. (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — President Obama’s list of broken promises begins to grow as he declines further in national polls, says Pastor Craig Rubin. Part of the reason for his decline in popularity says Rubin is because of his ignoring the wishes of average American people. ‘The President asked us to list our most important issues on his Web site. Cannabis prohibition was the number one question and he flat out ignored it,’ says Rubin.
Bank Foreclosures Sale Reports Fewer Foreclosures in January MIAMI, Fla. (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — New statistics from Bank Foreclosures Sale, a leading online provider of foreclosure listings and information, reveal that foreclosure rates in states across the nation were down significantly during January. Nationally, the number of foreclosures for sale fell by 10 percent from December to January, with a total of 315,710 foreclosure homes reported.
Langlaufen in Central Park – The day after the blizzard
Maine: Your Used Tent Needed in Haiti Now – Grass Roots Tents2Haiti Effort Rushes to Collect Tents Before Rainy Season Hits PORTLAND, Maine (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — When Bishop Jim Pierce of Love Aflame! Worldwide and a team returned from Port au Prince, Haiti last week they had just one word to describe the most urgent need in that earthquake ravaged nation: TENTS! The team, consisting of five men from New York State, brought much needed food and medical supplies but the request for tents soon rose above all others. Maine residents can get involved now.
ArtsRanch, Founded By Broadway Performer Jacob Brent, Announces Summer Performing Arts Camp in July 2010 SAN JOSE, Calif. (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — ArtsRanch, Performing Arts Training Center in Northern California has announced a three-week summer camp in July 2010 at the Coloma Resort. Founded in 2009 by Jacob Brent, (Mr. Mistoffelees in CATS – Broadway, London and film), who also serves as Artistic Director, ArtsRanch features Broadway performers as guest teaching artists, all of whom are dedicated to training and nurturing young talent and developing the performing artists of the future.
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March 6th, 2010
Facing mortgage foreclosure and wondering how to stop foreclosure from driving out to the streets? Many face this dilemma in the current testing economic times, and have tried many methods to save… Leave Your Loved Ones To Prosper With Life Insurance Most people hope to leave [...]
RV Industry Group Mandates Formadehyde Standard
Arizona Motorhome Sublease Companies Hit Scammers List
Mexico or Canada Bound? Passport Cards Less Expensive Alternative
NASCAR–and Fans–Affected by Gas Prices
Regaining PPI for Missold Loan or Credit Card Policy A Payment Protection Insurance or PPI is a loan insurance that is intended to assist you in repaying a loan at instances(like illnesses, accid… Home Owner Advantages VS Renting in Arizona So you’re looking into the process of purchasing real estate in Arizona. You’ve thought through all [...]
New Hybrid RVs Look Like They Belong to the “Dead Head” Generation
“Graying” RVers Drive Entertainment Reprise
The Ultimate Fishing Trip GuideBook! How To Plan, Organize and Catch More Fish On Your Next Fishing Trip! The Ultimate Fishing Trip GuideBook! – Fleas are surface parasites on the skin of animals (usually dogs) and feeds on their host’s blood, causing itching that would later develop to big patches of wound as your dog can’t stop itself from [...]
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March 5th, 2010
New “racinos” popular with RVers
Airman sentenced in sex abuse case FAIRBANKS — A local airman was sentenced to nearly six years in prison Thursday for having sexual relations with a 13-year-old girl.Justin Lincecum, 21, was found guilty of nine counts of the sexual… Ending the cycle of Fetal Alcohol by Rhonda McBrideThursday, March 4, 2010 JUNEAU, Alaska — In the ancient Greek legend of [...]
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Expansion planned at Harrah’s Cherokee
Looking to end to the “loss limit”
Lots of Penny Slots in Waterloo
Reno bans RV stays at casinos
Ask & You Just May Receive IT! Months ago I asked either here on ActiveRain or in another forum, how to get involved with listing bank owned homes. I really thought it would help my business and generate some sales, a a very wise agent, and I am sorry I do not remember who you were, told me you do not [...]
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March 4th, 2010
Today s News-Herald Maiya Carlson said she likes it when guest readers come into class.
theVAP Episode 91: Tank You Very Much Join Host Tim Shephard and Panel Pros Colin Hyde and Rob Baker as they talk vintage. -Colin at the Tin Can Tourist Rally -CBR Rally update -Removing earlier VAP Shows before 53 -VAP Stickers instead of CD’s? -Stripping an Argosy to aluminum -70’s trailer questions -How to get old windows -Cleaning 70’s vinyl walls -Replacing an early AS shower P Trap -Replacing black and grey water tanks
Settin docks on the bay Jackie Leatherman/News-Herald Photo Crews work to install one dock at Windsor Beach Area 4 in the Lake Havasu State Park Monday afternoon. Arizona Game and Fish Department funded the $600,000 dock project that will allow boaters to drop off passengers without having to drive up onto the beach, according to Fred Adler, president of London Bridge Marine Corp., the local subcontractor on the project. Several docks are scheduled to be installed in the coming weeks.
Students put theories to the test Two hundred and fifty Jamaica Elementary School students put their scientific theories to the test for the school s annual Science Fair.
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March 3rd, 2010
Aside from fuel for the rig, one of the biggest expenses RVers cope with is that of keeping groceries in the galley. If your RV budget can get a bit tight, here are some tips that might help you get more miles out of your food dollars.
Tips on checking RV dual tire pressure Many fulltimer RV folks find they need “more space” than vacationers, or even snowbirds use. Hence, when shopping for the “right” RV, they find themselves buying rig with duals tires, either a motorhome, or a pickup suitable for pulling that big fulltimer rig. If you’ve never had dual tires, they’re an experience, and sometimes take [...]
Replace that RV carpet One of the biggest ways to make your older RV feel new is to install new floor coverings. Face it, after full time living in your RV, those, “show every spot of dirt” carpets that manufacturers so thoughtfully install begin to look a bit doggy. Can you replace it, or will you need a [...]
More RV friendly jobs for this summer Do you have a set of sleigh-bells for your RV? They may not be required, but they could just give you an edge if you’d like to apply for any one of the 120 positions available this summer at the Lake Rudolph RV Park in Santa Claus, Indiana. The good folks at the lake must [...]
Keeping your RV secure The holiday season brings out a host of suggestions on how to keep the bad guys away from your cache of presents at home. We may not think much about that situation whenRVing, but those same bad guys know that the modern RV often has nice, spendy techno-goodies that can be harvested. In two recent incidents, RVers have been hit by burglars: One couple, sleeping over in a Cracker Barrel Restaurant parking lot awoke the next morning to find thieves had broken into their tow vehicle and ripped off a few things. In a more dramatic experience, anRVer returned to his rig, parked at a service facility lot, only to encounter a gun-toting thief coming out the door of the RV. Fortunately, theRVer came off physically unharmed, but the crook made an exit with some expensive loot, and damaged the rig to boot. What can be done to prevent these kinds of problems?
General Delivery: Mail for the fulltime RV A concern many have before starting out on the fulltime road is how they’ll get their mail. After all, in the land of no fixed addresses, how will Mr. Postman find you? Enter General Delivery. He’s no military man, but he can be a Major Hit for those of us who leave our sticks and bricks [...]
Choosing a hospital during RV travels How do you choose a hospital that’s right for you? Provided your health care insurance will “work with you,” in terms of allowing a choice of hospitals, fulltime RVers have an advantage: They can go where they want. Still, how do you choose from among the thousands of hospitals around the US? We provide help, and direction to relevant Internet resources.
A laptop desk for your RV One of the problems encountered in the fulltime RV lifestyle is “sizing down.” If you’re used to living in a big “stix and brix” home, the much downsized area of the RV can be a bit disconcerting. Where do you put your laptop–other than on your lap–when you have some serious computing to do? Enter [...]
Camp host with your RV? Here s the why and Michigan provides a where Some fulltimers like hitching up and “moving on” every few days. That’s great, where you can afford the price of fuel. But if you yearn to spend a little more than a couple of days in a given venue, and want something productive to do with your time, camp hosting can be the ticket. With [...]
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March 2nd, 2010
RV Trailer Auction Tips By Spencer Arnold Whether buying a fifth wheel, motorhome, travel trailer or other RV at auction, there are some more things you can take into consideration. 1) What do the value guides say this RV is worth under normal circumstances? NADA and Kelly blue book) This will be the upper limit of what you could be [...]
Does Your RV Need a Digital TV Converter Box? Does Your RV Need a Digital TV Converter Box? By Alan Wiener With the changeover to Digital TV coming up in February, people are confused on whether it will affect them or not, even some RVers are not sure if they need a Digital TV Converter Box to receive TV using their RV’s antenna. Here is the [...]
The Top Three RV Travel Tips of All Time People have been living, working and travelling in RVs for decades now and so a body of useful information with regards to travelling in RVs has been accumulated over this time. The usefulness of RV travel tips obviously depends on your RV travel experience – or lack thereof, but for what they are worth, here [...]
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March 1st, 2010
Grease Fittings for Trailer Axle Bearings?
Does This Little Piggy Go “Boom!”?
Fleetwood RV launches new fifth wheel line Fleetwood Enterprises’ RV Group has announced the launch of its brand-new 2009 Terry LX fifth wheel product line. “Even in this challenging market, the demand for a competitive fifth wheel product is still very prevalent,” said Paul Eskritt, president of Fleetwood’s RV Group.During its 2008 National Dealer Meeting, Fleetwood unveiled a new style of pin box design, which allows a short-bed vehicle
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February 28th, 2010
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February 27th, 2010
In this two-minute episode from the RVtoday TV show, host Stew Oleson and Motorhome Magazine’s Bob Livingston demonstrate a hitch from PullRite that enables fifth wheel trailer owners with short bed trucks to make sharp turns without damaging their truck or coach.
RVer switches 5er hitch with positive results Roger Conley from Reese, Michigan decided to invert his 5th wheel hitch in order to give him more room in the truck bed and make it easier to hook-up. He took the idea from the classic goose-neck hitch and improved on it. He took the king pin off the 5th wheel and bolted it into his truck bed. Next he took his 5th wheel hitch apart and welded up a goose neck type extension onto it. The base plate
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Get your 5er jacks up the easy way Full time RVers Murphy & Gail Horner are members of the Escapees RV Club and have lots of great RV ideas. Murphy modified his 5th wheel landing gear making it much easier to raise. He simply put a long bolt through one of the existing holes and secured it with a retaining nut and washer on one side and a lock-nut on the other. Now he doesn’t have to try to get his fingers under the landing pad in
Balance Your RV Trailer Tires? Pssst! Wanta stir up a controversy at your next fireside gathering? Ask your fellow fifth-wheeler if he’s balanced his trailer tires. It’s almost like asking what your favorite holding tank chemical is.If informal polling holds true, the majority of fifth-wheel folks probably don’t balance their tires. Their arguments against it? Many have never thought about doing it. Others say their
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Trooper Says 5er Riders Not Illegal–But Not Safe A Minnesota State Trooper says that while he doesn’t know of any law in his state that prohibits riders in fifth wheels, if he catches you, he’ll push for a citation anyway. Trooper Andy Schmidt, writing in the electronic edition of the Detroit Lakes Tribune, says, “In the event of a crash, camper trailers usually do not do very well. They have a tendency to come apart as if a bomb exploded and
Easily check the road lights on your 5er with this new product Checking the lights on your 5th wheel is a hassle and takes two people to do the job. Now you can check your lights easily by plugging in Lightcheck by Coil n Wrap. It uses the standard 7 pin trailer plug. This tool is about the size of a tennis ball can and is packed with trouble shooting information should you have a short or some of your lights are burned out. Besides checking the lights
Can creativity pay the way?
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February 26th, 2010
Welcome to Alexander Lending Mortgage Company. We can service you mortgage or refinace your home.. Welcome to Alexander Lending Mortgage Company. We can service you mortgage or refinace your home. The Increasing Important Role of the Female Caregiver Despite gains, Dr. Nancy Snyderman says that [...]
North Carolina RV Storage site Added to RV Resources Jumbo Storage of Asheville, NC. RV storage condominiums you can own in Western North Carolina. 46 personal gargage ranging in size from 900 to 1,500 square feet. Climate-controlled with 14×16 entry doors and onsite washbay and dump station.
California RV Rental site added to Listings Glamis Trailer Rentals of Brawley, CA. We provide RV, travel trailer and toyhauler rentals for Glamis Dunes in the Imperial Sand Dunes. We will deliver and set up the rentals at your campsite at Glamis Washes, Gecko Road, Cement Flats, Roadrunner Camp or the Canal Areas of Glamis Dunes California.
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