Month: April 2012

(April 3, 2012) -- With no application needed, users will experience full-screen photo viewing, searching, and refining, as well as pinch-to-zoom options – all within the browser. Although optimized for the iPad, this site can be viewed on other tablets as well.

(April 3, 2012) -- Calls about missing Lyle and Marie McCann used to come in almost nonstop from inmates, members of the public and even psychics. Their son, Bret, is hoping just one of them will have that crucial piece of evidence, but they never do, reports the Edmonton Journal.

(April 3, 2012) -- Search results include basic information, one photo, and links to the campground’s website, online reservations page, e-mail, telephone, and integration with the device’s native mapping application, which takes advantage of the navigational features offered by those apps. Members with enhanced listings will also have links to their Facebook page.

(April 3, 2012) -- Since 2008, Minnesotans Susan and David Bratt have been RVing their way through France, Switzerland, Italy, England, Germany, Belgium, Austria and the Netherlands, and sharing their collective wisdom on their website, www.ourtravelswithrover.com, reports the Minneapolis Star Tribune.

(April 3, 2012) -- This is Nottingham reports that the Exsis is the smallest motorhome produced by German manufacturer Hymer in years. The Exsis is based on the popular Fiat Ducato medium-based platform, and is available in Ducato 11, 15 or 18 form.

(April 3, 2012) -- Annie, a holidaymaker trying to return to Eastbourne from Cornwall in her motorhome, was denied fuel from a garage on The Lizard because she was not a local, reports BBC News.

(April 3, 2012) -- Many national parks are seeing a steady increase in the number of visitors, making it more difficult to find campsites in the park’s campgrounds. ForestCamping.com offers an alternative to staying in a national park campground by camping in a nearby national forest campground.

(April 2, 2012) -- Marcus Lemonis may be one of the most despised men in the RV industry, but due to incredible focus and staying power, he might also be one of the most successful. There have been multiple times in the past nine years that the RV industry has all but written off Lemonis and his company with many suggesting the firm was, at one or two points, on the verge of bankruptcy. Frank Sinatra once said, "The best revenge is massive success." It's a mantra in which Lemonis relishes as well -- and it seems to be paying off.

(April 2, 2012) -- Sobel shares secrets on how to use a follow up letter as a closing tool, as well as setting up preferred vender programs.  He also teaches salespeople how to integrate the follow up with parts and service. After viewing this video, salespeople will see that Sobel will not just teach them how to do follow up -- he will actually do follow up with them more efficiently that they can do by themselves.

(April 2, 2012) -- “The current strategic plan builds on the good work of previous RVDA boards, including the core values and guiding principles, which are so important for stability and focus,” Heck said.  “This is a great reflection on RVDA dealer and staff leaders past and present, because it shows that there is no confusion over RVDA’s long haul commitment to dealers.”