Thursday, May 5, 2011

About where is the country living around Tampa

Where is the country living around Tampa?
My girlfriend and I are looking to move to a country area around Tampa. She will be going to school in Carrolwood and I work by the Tampa airport. Any suggestions of good, country areas within a half hour drive of Carrolwood? THANKS!
Other - United States - 2 Answers
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You're probably going to have to drive more than a half hour to get to the country from Carrollwood. You'll have to drive up to at least Hernando County for country, as even Pasco County is very suburban.
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There are some rural areas in Lutz, which would be the only thing within half an hour drive. You are going to eat up your money with gas and then you have to take care of the propertty, mow it, weed it, etc. If she is going to school you are probably better off finding an apartment in Carrollwood or Northdale.
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Tuesday, April 5, 2011

About I want to work for the Tampa Bay Rays

I want to work for the Tampa Bay Rays?
I am a huge baseball fan..and am in the process of getting my business degree. I was wondering if anyone knew how I could get into the Rays organization, just doing anything as a college student. wondering if it's even possible, once again anything will help thank you thank you!!!
Baseball - 7 Answers
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Go to MLB.COM and click team sites and look for the tampa bay ray's stadium address and then you could send a letter to them saying what you want
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yes, its possible, Rays make everyone happy
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I'm sure all baseball teams have internship positions. There might be some certain stipulations but it wouldn't hurt to apply. You should contact the Rays organization for more information as this is all I know. You might be able to get to talk to the right person by callling their ticket sales number. I know the Indians ticket sales number is also used for customer relations.
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Ask if they are taking applications. Fill it out and send it along with your resume. Good luck!
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go to their site and click contact us , form there press job oppurtunities and it will take you to a form where it says to fill your name and they contact you, then send them a fancy smansy resume and they might find you a organization or something job if youre lucky. Besides i owouldnt mind being ball boy.
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If you can hit the strike zone at 90 mph throwing left-handed, you'll get hired.
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Do you really want to work for them? If you really want to then you can apply for internship doing marketing, Administration/General Management,Baseball Operations, Facility Operations/Security, Finance, Information Systems/Technical Services, and Retail are going to be the best and easiest jobs to get. You probably wont make much if anything. just go to http://baseballjobs.teamworkonline.com/teamwork/jobs/default.cfm And that is the place to find a good Baseball job.
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Saturday, March 5, 2011

About I'm going to be working in Tampa, is Clearwater a good place to live

I'm going to be working in Tampa, is Clearwater a good place to live?
I'm going to be working in Tampa, Can I commute from clearwater to tampa every morning or no?
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sure you can. just expect a lot of traffic. the causeway can be intimidating with a lot of traffic on it, being two lanes and all. and if there is an accident, it will be backed up for ages.
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I like Safety Harbor and Dunedin (spelling) but there are good and bad parts of Clearwater like every where else. RT 60 going in and out of the city too Clearwater is a night mare most of the time and during spring break you could sit on the bridge for hours and not move. Go to citydata.com and check out all the stats and info there.
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Saturday, February 5, 2011

About Relocating from NJ to Tampa. I will work in downtown, and my husband in Largo. Where should we live

Relocating from NJ to Tampa. I will work in downtown, and my husband in Largo. Where should we live?
We have it narrowed down to two big houses in Pasco (one in Ballantrae and one in Concord Station), one townhouse in Westchase area, and one townhouse on Bayshore road (ballast point). We are trying to make our final decision today. Any guidance? It seems that the further you go out, the bigger a place you can get, and they are cheaper. But the commute times get really bad. We would appreciate any guidance.
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Personally I would take the Ballast Point. It's an easy commute to both work locations and the S. Tampa area has a uniqueness to it that you won't find in Pasco. I also have a townhome for sale in that area. Maybe you've seen it? http://www.TampaBayDwellings.com/Bayshore The sellers motivated and are looking for an offer if you are interested! The resale market in Pasco is also poor right now because of extremely high inventory. If you should decide to move sooner because of the commute the equity may not be as great. Good Luck!
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Pasco is a far drive each day from Bayshore and driving to Downtown from Pasco is a bit unreasonable with gas prices as high as they are. Westchase is a pretty good compromise because it's closer to some areas of Pasco like Wesly Chapel. I think you should pick a neighborhood that has Hartline (www.hartline.org) Park-n-Ride to Downtown close by it. Because it's easy to commute from almost anywhere to Downtown if you with a bus stop nearby (Route 59LX Westchase / Town 'N Country Limited Express) Why? Because Westchase property values are GREAT! It has beautiful schools, crime is still relatively low and it has access to and proximity to shopping centers, it has a lot of elderly but good families live there as well, if you decide to have a family, there are great schools, that your children can attend and you will have great restaurants and lovely entertainment with breaking your budget (Citrus Park Town Center MALL is very close! and so is Clearwater Beach!). Yes, South Tampa Bayshore is great too but it's going to raise your expenses to live so close to the water, it floods when it rains there, you will have to probably evacuate early during Hurricane Warning times, and though I love that area because of it's old historic charm and nouveau looks, it's not the melting pot of loveliness and friendliness you will find in Westchase, as Westchase borders Oldsmar (and Oldsmar is Pinellas County but is very close to the Pasco County area as well); I think living in Pasco is becautiful, It's the best alternative, if you don't care about how the commute is going to be, The best thing to do to get answers, call up the local Neighborhood Watches for each neighborhood your buying into, call up the Local Civic Organizations and find out what they have to say. The neighborhood watch is not going to give you the sales pitch but they will be honest.
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Wednesday, January 5, 2011

About looking for work in the tampa bay area

looking for work in the tampa bay area!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?
me and my fiance are looking for part time work we both want to work together if possible im 19 and he is 20. the type of work does not matter we are looking to work in the tampa bay area. if you have or know any jobs that are open please let me know and leave an email add thank you
Other - US Local Businesses - 1 Answers
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There are some retail store openings. You can also go to www.usajobs.gov and look for local jobs like at the VA Hospital. Here is the site for state of Florida jobs. https://jobs.myflorida.com/index.html People who say they will do any kind of work find no work. An employer wants a resume with a specific job on it and then your qualifications. Is it sales work you want, bookkeeping, waitressing? Do you want to be a companion for disabled and elderly people, which is hourly work? Look in the yellow pages under nursing agencies. You do not have to be a CNA to do companion work which is preparing food, cleaning, shopping, etc., work that does not entail touching the person.
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