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Volume: GN 14
Pages: 208
Distributor: Viz Media
Release date: 2011-08-02
Suggested retail price: $7.99
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Gold discovers what Silver's mission is and uncovers the secret identity of the masked man. A massive battle is about to begin in the Ubame Forest, and the legendary pokemon and the Pokedex holders will all be there.
In the midst of all this chaos, what will Gold do?!
Story by Hidenori Kusaka and Art by Satoshi Yamamoto.
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A fun way for your child to learn to touch type. Written by Paul Rowlingson.
Home Page: KIDwareSoftware
Platform: Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP
Licence: Freeware, $0 USD
Size: 2.2MB
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I was on Pristiq 50 mg for 34 days and decided to quit cold turkey. It's day 4 now and I am jittery, a bit agitated and my appetite has increased. I was having crazy dreams and problems sleeping, but last night was a little better. I know cold turkey wasn't the way to go, but I couldn't take the fog I was in anymore, being on Pristiq, and my psychiatrist went away for two weeks. Hope this helps someone.
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Hello mookiewook. I really am glad that you're doing better. And yes, appreciate you telling us that cold turkey is not the route to go. hopefully others might read your post and they might benfit, that a taper is the best, safest, and most comfortable route to take. Best of wishes and good health,pledge
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I have been on Prestiq since June 2012 50mgs daily. I'm on day 4 of quitting cold turkey. First two days I didn't feel any different unti day 3 and 4. Been getting brain zaps all day. They are not to bothersome just don't move your eyes or head around to quick. I did puke yesterday, only because I exercised. Maybe I shouldn't have. I thought the withdrawals would be worse but they are not, thank god. I didn't want to taper off because I felt I would be prolonging the withdrawal symptoms. I didn't want to take a pill for the rest of my life so I quit. My wife says I've changed and that I was distant and wanted me back. I actually got worse when I started taking the pills. I had many anxiety attacks the first three weeks while on it. Oh I forgot to mention, I was on prestiq for anxiety only not depression. I hope my side of the story about prestiq helps.
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Instruction: When you type word correctly - you get 10 scores. Use Backspace to delete wrong letter. Game speed increases after each word. Game will be over when: - words reach top or bottom. - man cross the field 10 times.
Description: Set of 3 games, which can help you to train fast typing. 1. Drop Down - words drop from top. 2. Fast Run - try to type word before man crosses the field. 3. Get Fly - words fly upward moving from side to side.
Genre: Typing Traning
Language: English
Tags: Type Fast, typing game, typing tutor, education
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Twenty-five years old and in the midst of an existential crisis – this is a great time to make a zine! Vicky Lim writes first about the anxiety and stress of job-searching and the transition out of student life, which quickly turns into an essay on her relationship with her mother. These are things that I'm sure many people think about, and Vicky writes them in a way that is engaging and a little bit magical. I'm particularly struck by the moment where she describes acquiring a brass key on a necklace at a Jens Lekman show ("the opposite of an abstinence ring, he said, but in a non-sexual way."), the confession of guilt over buying expensive lunches knowing that when her parents arrived in the United States, they did it with literally only the clothes they were wearing, and the fact that she includes footnotes in a zine that is only the size of 1/8 of a page. The last page is taken entirely by an Anaïs Nin quote on the age of twenty-five, and this is the moment my heart was won over entirely. An excerpt from the zine: "At first I tried to escape the titles of 'receptionist' and 'secretary'. I was afraid of being typecasted as this quiet, boring female who did menial work. I knew it was menial because my friend who had a similar job in another department would call it that. And as if my mother were training me for this type of job, she gave me a lesson book when I was nine on how to type without looking, which I practiced on my small, brown typewriter until I reached over ninety words-per-minute. That was the same time I followed my mom to work for 'Take Your Daughter To Work Day' and her cubicle was sooo boring. I watched her 'do paperwork' (she's an accounting clerk). I melted in the swivel chair. I wanted to see what my dad did, but we never talked about him being a custodian."
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One thing I like about zines is that they inspire me to sit back and reflect on my own life, whether they help me to question, challenge, and develop my politics, to reconsider the role of various friendships and relationships in my life, or just provoke me to continue writing. This issue of Abstract Door makes me think about my material possessions – what they mean to me and what they say about me. Vicky begins by describing her bedroom in simple detail, from the view upon entrance to the items on her nightstand and windowsills. First impression would tell you that she's an avid reader and a bit of a pop culture nerd, but it doesn't take long to learn more through descriptions of her earliest memories, and the time she nearly moved into a closet, mostly to escape her sterile home and the feeling/appearance of being sheltered. There is a subtle vulnerability in this issue, which I'm very into. Beyond that, I think the activity of describing one's home and material possessions makes for an excellent writing prompt. (What the two of us have in common is a collection of Anaïs Nin's journals and an OkCupid account).
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This series of zines is made in 1/8 size – smaller than a pocket! – but don't let that fool you. Nearly one-hundred pages of honest, witty, and vulnerable writing is contained within. And the block-printed covers are a real nice touch. This issue is made up almost entirely of letters that detail a friendship that first began online, and sees the author traveling from Chicago to Budapest to bring their interactions into the realm of face-to-face. I pored over this zine over the course of an afternoon and was amazed by the absolute truth and vulnerability in Vicky's writing. I feel at a loss for describing it, but I want to share the intro with you, if only because I think the list of keywords is a pretty cool idea: "A long-distance friendship between strangers developing through email exchanges until love sparks single-sidedly and takes one of them from Chicago to Budapest to meet the other, face to face. A story about not getting what one wants, feeling disappointed but eventually ok~ Keywords: Gmail, Gchat, OkCupid, Kafka poor appropriation, a week before sunrise, a week before sunset, lesbians, tossing a wish-bone-shaped tree branch into the Danube River wishing for a kiss."
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The first time I read this zine was in November, I was taking the metro from Place St-Henri to Beaubien and by the time I arrived at my destination, I felt completely lost in this land of dreams and nightmares. The second time was this morning, coffee by my side, listening to the Pixies and Sugarcubes on the radio and I became nearly as lost. Vicky writes of anxiety and fantasy, parties and dreams. She packs it all in to this pocket-sized zine that's just a bit smaller than an iPhone, and juxtaposes bizarre Snapchat images with quotes on writing and death from Hélène Cixous. Beautiful and weird and otherworldly. From the intro: "It is October, fall, a time of dying. I feel afraid because I have an idea of what I wish to happen when I write. I let this issue brew for months. It was gonna be a reading of my birth chart with self-help language dedicated to myself at first, then a Xena fanzine, then scary stories for the blood moon. Now what is it? I just have to relinquish control. I have to print out what I have. What I most desire to do in text has thus far been a friendly ghost version of the horror I want to write about in which you can sense – but not always see – something that scares you."
Abstract Door #5 / $3.00 / 15g
I am consistently amazed not only by Vicky's writing, but by the sheer amount of handiwork she puts into every one of her zines. Each zine has an individually blockprinted cover, with a door opening to her stories – this issue has covers modeled after the doors to the Chicago Transit Authority's trains, and opens to full-colour pages with stories written entirely while on the CTA. This is a love letter to Chicago, from skipping school to traverse the city by bus as a teen, to attending 2015's INCITE! Color of Violence conference, and includes a hand-drawn map to her favourite bookstores and brunch spots. The themes here are community and home, and I totally love Vicky's writing, which can feel at times serious and vulnerable, and other times just plain silly. Like a letter from a friend.
"To this day, you did not believe you were a writer or someone who creates, even as you know you have this desire. Now it seems so basic to announce, but the epiphany is that it is exactly like a crush. You are drawn to writing, you want to be near it, to do it, so as the desire pushes you forward, the doubt pulls you back. You only wish for this exposure to be double-sided."
All I Want Is Everything #2 / $2.50 / 50g
In this issue, Caitlin takes us across the United States with her partner and their love of running. Participating in marathons and exploring New York City, Los Angeles, Las Vegas and more, we are treated to something of a travel journal as well as a portrait of both the breathtaking and grotesque sites of America. Caitlin's talent for writing and enthusiasm for life are refreshing and inspiring.
Anarchism & Hope / $6.00 / 55g
Any zine with a picture of Godspeed You! Black Emperor on the first (okay, third) page is bound to win me over (it is also bound with staples SEE WHAT I DID THERE). But whether or not that means anything to you, this zine is both beautiful (half-legal pages with a screenprinted cover and crisp photographs throughout) and an excellent read. Aaron writes about continuing to feel hopeful in the face of despair – a specific kind of despair, the kind that comes from resisting capitalism, witnessing / experiencing police brutality, and working toward a more just world. We begin in the aftermath of the G20 in Toronto, and follow Aaron through his tales of hope – a friend successfully fighting deportation, resistance of Israeli occupation forces in Palestine, and the student strike in Québec in 2012. For those into personal writing on political struggles.
Arcane #4 / $2.00 / 30g
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The Barf Zine / $2.00 / 110g
If you can get past the unfortunate title of this zine, you'll find interviews with four different people about their histories (and current struggles) with disordered eating, including questions on politics, gender identity, relationships, and more. For the second half of this zine, the interviewer turns the questions back to herself. It's quite a substantial read at just over sixty pages, and while I definitely feel like it's an important one, I hope that future issues will contain a wider range of contributors. Maybe this zine could be to people who struggle with disordered eating what Filling The Void is to people with histories of addiction.
La Bola De Cristal #1 / $2.00 / 40g
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La Bola De Cristal #2 / $2.00 / 50g
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La Bola De Cristal #3 / $2.00 / 20g
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The Collected Scathings Of Ioana Poprowka / $2.00 / 30g
This is a collection of writing by a pseudonymous trans woman who wrote a column on transgender issues for The Skinny magazine from 2006-2008. Her general focus is the representation of trans women in mainstream media and pop culture, for example, critiques of trans characters on Coronation Street and Friends and in various films, the reception of trans Eurovision winner Dana International, etc., and then some personal writing on issues of sexual identity, "passing", and more. It's a concise read that I'd recommend to anyone interested in pop culture, but I'll note that although 2008 doesn't seem like that long ago, there's some language that I'd consider outdated – then again, maybe that's not up to me.
Contre l'Amour / 40g / $1.00
Voici un zine écrit par un collectif de féministes à Grenoble en 2003 sur l'amour, l'amitié, et la jalousie, qui contient un essai puis une conversation imaginaire entre la tête et le ventre (les croyances et les émotions). De l'introduction: « Je tends à quitter toutes relations fusionnelles; me sentir «célibataire», tout en étant capable de tendresse, de sincérité, de douceur, de sexualités. Je tends à être plus sujette dans mes amitiés et amitiés sexuelles. Je me rends compte que mes idées, mes constructions affectives sont en décalage avec les représentations courantes de l'Amour et de l'amitié. En particulier, cette séparation-opposition entre l'Amour et l'amitié, qui contribue à préserver le modèle dominant du couple marié-fermé. »
Critical Breakfast #1 / Telegram #38 / $3.00 / 20g
My twin & I made a split zine together! Telegram #38 by Maranda Elizabeth is about their Return of Saturn and turning thirty, learning how to interpret their birth chart, astrology as a method of self-exploration & healing, reconnecting with their past selves and memories of being a teenage witch, practicing Tarot in daily life, lost time, friendship & jealousy, fragmentation, learning how to love themself, and recovery with trauma and chronic pain. / Critical Breakfast #1 by Amber Dearest is about her Saturn return, synchronicity, a bad landlord, working as a lab rat, sobriety, learning to build self-confidence, and an auspicious Tarot reading.
Critical Breakfast #2 / $1.00 / 10g
Every year, I do a Fun-A-Day project to pass the time and have something to look forward to during the winter. For 2016, I decided to track as many photobooths in Montreal as I could – which turned into a bigger project of visiting every metro station in the city, and poking around malls in the early mornings before there's much of a crowd. In the end, I tracked the remaining analog booths (which are rapidly disappearing – at least three gone in the months before I began the project), and the various digital booths that exist. This is a tiny little zine about my love of photobooths, and winter survival in general, and contains a fold-out map of the Montreal metro system that shows every photobooth I found, and a few fun resources. Recommended if you live in Montreal, or are planning on visiting.
Deafula #6 / $2.00 / 35g
In this issue, Kerri writes about going on a zine tour with a few pals. First they meet up with a tourmate in DC, then they make their way to various radical bookstores and punk houses en route to the Chicago Zine Fest. From there, she tables at the zinefest and participates in a panel on health and disability in zine writing – which I was present for and can assure you was great. Here's a transcript. If you've ever gone on tour, you'll probably be able to relate to some snippets of this zine, and you'll be cheering Kerri on as she gets more and more confident in her readings. She also writes about the frustrations of missing out on conversations and feeling left out, being the sole deaf person in a car full of hearing people. Communication is key in all relationships, and I appreciated reading about the highs and lows in this situation.
Dig Deep #2 / $1.00 / 20g
The first issue of Dig Deep was one of the most sweet and thoughtful and interesting zines I read all of last year and this second issue does not disappoint. It's slightly smaller than quarter-size (my math skills, or lack thereof, get the best of me in these kindsa descriptions) and Heather writes about things like an impromptu trip with a friend to England and France (making me relive my own wonderful memories of those countries), and includes a piece on her oldest t-shirt. Perhaps the most moving and thought-provoking is a piece on street harassment, documenting not only the ways that men have catcalled and even followed her home, but also the way this made her feel and how she changed her habits because of it (which, obviously, we shouldn't have to do). This is countered with an empowering piece on a monthly women-only dance night that happens in Chicago and her experience with attending for the first time. "No boys, no booze, no judgement." This is an all-around excellent perzine and I'm sure many people can get something out of it, be that a lesson, a book recommendation or a reminder of memories past.
Dig Deep #3 / Your Secretary #10 / $2.00 / 30g
A split zine by two of my favourite zinesters! Heather and Jami each write about being librarians, but have very unique voices. Jami can offer deadpan sarcasm and bittersweet tales where Heather writes lighthearted amusing anecdotes and heartfelt tales and lists. Both sides have moments that can be laugh-out-loud funny, charming… or anger-inducing (the things dudes do in libraries!). Heather writes about libraries as a safe space, creating a zine collection, and working with teens. Jami writes about leaving Detroit, working in a zoo library, and teaching people how to use the internet. She also shares tidbits about all the libraries she's known. This is a really sweet and fun read.
Dig Deep #4 / $1.00 / 20g
I love Heather and I love Dig Deep! This is a pocket-size zine, all sweet and texty, about friendship – like the friend she's had since they were born sixteen days apart, to the rad zine community in her city – and projects – like participating in Fun-A-Day and co-organizing the Chicago Zine Fest. Such a good read, the kinda zine that'll make you write a letter to everyone you know, just to tell them you love them.
Dig Deep #5 / $1.00 / 15g
Heather and her way with words! The writing in this zine simple yet profound, with the barebones layout acting as a perfectly stark contrast to the emotion contained within. Never has a phrase as plain-jane as, "I felt good," held so much meaning. Heather documents an eight-day zine tour which led herself and three friends from Chicago to DC, reading their zines aloud in backyards, houses, and bookstores along the way. What she couldn't have known though, is that she'd receive devastating news from home halfway through the trip. Essentially, this is a tale of how important it is to face one's fears, to value true friendship, and to appreciate the coincidences and little things in life.
Dig Deep #6 / $1.00 / 20g
Sometimes people approach my table at zinefests and ask, "Do you have any cheerful zines?" and I always hand them a copy of Dig Deep. Some running themes are friendship, growing up and creating a meaningful life, and maintaining a positive mental attitude. Out on time for the fifth annual Chicago Zine Fest, this is the sixth issue of Dig Deep – written over the course of the winter and documenting the past year of Heather's life. She writes about the manifold ways that attending (and becoming a co-organizer for) the Chicago Zine Fest has changed her life, the eternal struggle to balance creative pursuits and social activities and alone time, a response to Inspirado (a zine about art and inspiration), a personally satisfying reaction to street harassment, and the discovery of a 66-page typewritten family history by her grandmother. It's been fifteen years since Heather made her first zine, and she has got it down.
Dig Deep #7 / Tongueswell #3 / $2.00 / 20g
A common theme in past issues of Dig Deep is street harassment, and it comes up again here, as Heather recounts how the resulting fear has affected her to the point of avoiding being alone in public. This past summer, inspired by a friend, she began training to run a half-marathon – and of course had to learn to be able to run… alone… outdoors. She writes about the mental and physical processes of training, gaining both the physical strength and the self-confidence to exist alone in public, and does it in a way that is just so affirming and rad. In Tongueswell, Jen writes about another experience that can be common for women: working in the service industry. Dealing with entitled jerks, coming up with jokes and songs with her co-workers just to make it through the day. She uses an instance of overhearing a customer on the phone talking someone through the process of putting down a pet to tell the story of the adoption and eventual death of her own beloved cat. I love the way she weaves these stories together, and I'm so glad to see these two coming together for a split zine.
Doris #31 / $2.00 / 25g
"Me and Elliott had a lot in common – a kind of potentially delusional hope – serious drive to do something. Neither of us drank too much back then. We looked a lot alike. We both liked to flee. He called it regroup, get away, get some perspective." The bulk of this zine is the story of Cindy and Elliott – the beginning of their friendship, traveling and squatting together, learning about each other's favourite authors. Like Dig Deep (just added above), some running themes in this zine are friendship and growing up. Also included is a piece called Reparations, about acknowledging white privilege and taking steps to indeed make reparations, which for the author includes not just educating herself, but also doing things like giving a percentage of her income to organizations run by people of colour. And on the note of growing up, Cindy also writes about becoming vegetarian at fifteen years old, and how her food politics have grown and changed – influenced partly by the fact that her sister has Crohn's Disease and can only digest protein from meat and eggs. So they are raising sheep for food on their farm, and Cindy writes thoughtfully not only about food politics, but about the lessons she is subsequently learning about love and loss. And of course, there are the little things: drawings and book recommendations and questions for you to think about.
Fashion Zine: Coming Out Of The Closet / $2.00 / 50g
This is a really cool zine whose simple title does not say enough about how absolutely perfect Estelle's writing is. In short, it's a zine about femme fashion and about coming out as a trans woman, with writing that is powerful and funny and maybe even sometimes leans into the surreal. I'm going to excerpt from the intro here, because she articulates why fashion is so important:
"Maybe I wanted to try and make some really bad jokes in this introduction as an attempt to point to some of the ways that writing a zine about fashion immediately makes me feel bad, ha. There is this general idea that fashion is vapid and vain, or, at its worst, that it is little more than a leisurely pursuit for rich people. To talk about fashion or dress in a crowd often elicits serious groans as if the subject has no political or cultural implications whatsoever. As if fashion somehow exists in a bubble separate from our social world. As if it is not constructed, valued, and informed by the very same power structures which influence all other aspects of our lives. As if nothing is at stake when we speak about fashion or when we dress ourselves. As if it is not a site of both oppression and resistance. As if fashion has nothing to say about bodies, race, gender, sexuality, disability, desirability, or class. As if it has no personal merit. As if one person's experience wearing clothes is translatable or universal. As if it is not incredibly important to everyone whether you care about fashion trends or not."
Fergus #30 / Sour Puss #8 / $1.00 / 25g
This is a split zine on the theme of food; one half by Fergus, an omnivore, and the other half by Tee, a vegan who has medical issues that limit the sorts of food she's able to consume. Each of them kept a food diary for a week, so what we get is an example of the kinda meals they typically eat, filled with stories of the day and memories around food. The side by Fergus sees her at the coffee shop at 6:30 every morning, musing on what it's like to be a 'regular' – in that place where the barista fills your order before you've said it aloud, which can be lovely but also strips the writer of the anonymity she desires. She writes about airport food, her newfound interest in vegemite, having her home broken into, and a visit to the Melbourne Anarchist Bookfair. Tee writes a lot about childhood and teenage memories around food, the old fear of eating in front of people, and cooking meals for her family. She includes fun vegan recipes for all kindsa stuff, including burritos, basic scrambled tofu, pancakes, banana bread and more. She also recommends really excellent pizza topping combos, like pumpkin and spinach, and caramelized onion, mushroom and artichoke. Yum!
Finale 95 #1 / $2.00 / 20g
I love this zine so much. It's a perzine that also has the feel of a fanzine – it's basically about being a weirdo teenager in the suburbs, surviving high school, and being into really sweet punk rock. It's got funny interviews – like the one with her mother all about why she loves playing Internet Scrabble – plus posi tips, thrift scores, and reviews of all kindsa things. It's a zine a lotta teenagers might make, but funnier and with way more self-confidence.
Finale 95 #2 / $2.00 / 20g
Every time I read this zine, I wish that I'd been this cool when I was a teenager. Finale 95 could be classified under perzine or punk fanzine, with a healthy dose of humour and weirdness. In this issue, Alanna interviews her friends about growing up in the suburbs and who their dream dates are, makes a comic about a trip to Cuba, reviews a whole bunch of books and albums, and then gets a bit more serious when writing about nostalgia and pop culture, her burgeoning interest in feminism (thanks to reading Shameless – a Canadian magazine for girls and trans youth), and frustration with having her feelings and interests written off as, "That's something a teenage girl would like." She says, "Teenage girls are smart and goofy and emotional and serious and mystical and sometimes we really just need someone else to talk to."
Finale 95 #3 / $2.00 / 20g
This issue marks a turning point for Alanna, where she moves from quirky fanzine to full-on perzine, and it's appropriately subtitled Bildungsroman I, defined as a "class of novel derived from German literature that deals with the formative years of the main character, whose moral and psychological development is depicted. It typically ends on a positive note, with the hero's foolish mistakes & painful disappointments behind them." Contained within are twelve vignettes from her last year of high school, which include going to prom, getting drunk, working in an ice cream parlour, and finally beginning university. Some staples of suburban living in Canada, written with humour and self-awareness – and a winter survival list thrown in for good measure.
Finale 95 #4 / $2.00 / 20g
This issue is brought to you by the letter D for dads, dudes, dates, death, and disillusionment. This time around, we see Alanna continue on to her second year of journalism school in Ottawa, negotiate her "Slutty College Years" and newfound relationships, and triumph over her feelings of disillusionment with punk.
Finale 95 #4.5 / $1.00 / 10g
I really love the layout of this zine, which is folded into the classic quarter-size, but unfolds to reveal a full-size letter printed on pastel papers, complete with heart and flower doodles. Subtitled Wherein Which I Get Dumped & Run Away From Mac DeMarco, this issue ends with Alanna swearing off dating for a season, so you can guess the mood of the zine. I had no idea who Mac DeMarco was before reading this, and I feel like I was better off for it, let's be real. But I will always be into stories of punk shows and awkward makeouts.
Ghost Pine #13 / $3.00 / 35g
When I first moved to Montreal, I remember looking up at street signs and recognizing the names from stories in Ghost Pine. It's probably been close to a decade since I started reading Jeff's zines, and twice that since he started making them. Many of these stories were compiled in Ghost Pine: All Stories True, an anthology released by Invisible Publishing in 2010, and now there's a new issue of the zine out. He sticks with some of his common themes of punk shows, touring, and friendship, including his first visit to legendary Ottawa punk venue 5 Arlington as a teen, and these are stories that come across as both earnest and self-deprecating. I think it's great to be able to write about the past without veering too far into sentimentality or cliché. The last half of the zine is dedicated to vignettes of Jeff's friendship with late artist and rad queer Will Munro (whose artwork graces the cover). We are also treated to a little bit of Jeff's current life in Montreal, in a piece titled Austerity Blues. Read this zine.
The Happy Loner #4 / $2.00 / 35g
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Heavy On The Mayo #2 / $2.00 / 15g
On my kitchen wall hangs a collection of cookzines, and Heavy On The Mayo is the one that gets the most attention from houseguests. Leave it up to Milo (creator of Rumpy Pumpy and Bananarchy Now! and co-founder of the Queer Zine Archive Project) to create this hybrid of a cookzine and fanzine for what I'd say is maybe one of the most polarizing condiments out there – mayonnaise. I love it, though I lean toward Vegenaise products (the chipotle one! ah!). This issue is deliciously weird, with recipes for banananaise and sprayonaise (exactly what they sound like), and the sandwiches and salads that you'll put 'em on, plus info on the Japanese mayo fansite mayomania.com. Yum yum!
Huffin' Textas / $4.00 / 75g
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If Destroyed Still True #6: Iraqi Kurdistan Edition / $2.00 / 35g
"What makes Kurdistan different from the western environments I'm familiar with? The Peshmerga – Kurdish soldiers – patrolling with rifles, maybe, except I grew up in Northern Ireland so seeing this is not an entirely disorienting experience. Electricity cutting out on a regular basis, which nobody bothers to comment on because it's too common, they just sit in the dark for a minute and then another generator kicks into action – that is, if they have access to one. Generators running on the street, so noisy it's hard to hear the conversation you're having as you walk by countless men standing around in the street seeming to do very little except contemplate the world around them, often while looking very stylish. The call to prayer, a sound I'd missed ever since my first visit to Istanbul. Arabic and Kurdish script, of course. In twelve days I only saw maybe a dozen Iraqi flags, mostly on government buildings or on the approach to Kirkuk, but the Kurdish flag is displayed everywhere, and as flags go, it looks quite friendly: a big yellow sun on a white background, with a horizontal strip of red above and green below. Chai all the time." With that, Nine begins her hitchhiking stories and an outline of 2011's protests.
Il y a des bonheurs réservés aux pouçeux / $3.00 / 60g
Ce zine est extra. Élise raconte ses histoires de voyages sur le pouce, à travers le Canada, avec son partenaire. J'ai l'impression que plusieurs zines de voyage contiennent beaucoup de chialâge, – comme par exemple le fait de ne pas être embarqué sur le pouce ou bien de dormir dans une tente qui laisse passer la pluie- mais pas ce zine. Il raconte (presque) uniquement les moments agréables de leur périple. Elle écrit au sujet des chauffeurs et des familles qui les ont aidés à traverser le pays, les paysages bucoliques, et les amusantes conversations qui sont arrivées. Le zine au grand complet est écrit à la main avec grand soin, et est rempli de dessins supers cute. Ça donne envie de voyager.
Infecticitis #15 / $3.00 / 80g
Comet Crowbar completed this zine during her January 2015 stay at the Fight Boredom Zine Residency. She'd expressed interest in doing the residency so that she'd have a chance to be away from both her homes of Berlin, Germany and Boston, MA and have a chance to reflect on where she wants to be, especially as her Saturn Return approaches. There is a whole lot to read here – nearly fifty pages of writing and comics that combine the personal, the political, and the occasionally absurd (like illustrated re-tellings of silly stories we'd shared over the kitchen table), plus a full-colour poster foldout. This zine is informally divided into two halves, with the first half being more personal and the second half being more political. Two major mental blocks are focused on: one of them is "I can't draw!" which she's been working ton while reading Lynda Barry's Syllabus and drawing comics and self-portraits; the other one is "I have nothing to hide!" which is touched on in the second half of the zine, the half about security culture, the NSA, Black Lives Matter, and more. She made a crypto-punk puzzle and a comic how-to on email encryption, and includes a resource list of writing and films by women of colour. She wrote about staging a die-in in support of Black Lives Matter, and later questioning what it means to perform such an action as a white person who is not likely to be a target of police violence, and while I appreciate her honesty, I wish she'd credited the people who planted that seed of doubt within her, as well as the people whose tweets on Black Lives Matter were reprinted in the zine. So while I do have some criticisms that I'd love to talk about, I did enjoy reading the zine and spending a whole month sharing my home with Comet. She's inspired me to reconsider the information that I share online, to draw more, and to write for myself before I write for anyone else.
In Situ #1 / $10.00 / 70g
In Situ is a great comic that's created by rad human and pal Sophie Yanow. This one is perfect-bound and printed by Colosse / Export – I've sold out of subsequent issues, but you can order more from there. This first issue is a daily comic that begins in her hometown of Oakland, California, and follows her to Montréal. New adventures, anxiety, homesickness, punk shows, queer dance parties, books, bikes, and babes. Six panels per page, with a very recognizable aesthetic. Made me seriously love comics.


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Brad Lago, bass guitarist, vocals and song writer, has been performing in various bands in Washington and Oregon States since he was 15 years old. He played in his first bar band when he was 15. Some of his former bands were Night Flight, This Side Up and The Bilyeu Brother's Band (now Ravin Wolf). Brad grew up around the Seattle music scene following such bands as Heart, Queensrycke, Rail and Randy Hanson. He currently enjoys life playing rockin' blues music with Midnight Run and working with his Gilmore Station project.
Brad Garrett, lead guitarist, started playing guitar at the age of 9 and has continued to develop his techniques since then. He loves rockin' blues and guitar players like Eric Clapton, Gary Moore, Joe Bonamassa and Eddie Van Halen. He's been a great addition to Midnight Run.
Veteran drummer Ron "Ronan" Lahr is no stranger to rockin' blues music having played stages and clubs large and small for more than four decades. His band, RAZAR, rocked Alaska in the 80's, and he has played in a variety of professional blues, classic rock and country bands in different locales including Hawaii, California, Las Vegas and around the Northwest. Ronan holds down the back beat with a punchy drumming style that is sure to please and complement Midnight Run's excellent rhythm section. Ronan adds a strong vocal element to the band mix in the lead or back-up role and will pump up the show at every performance.


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WASHINGTON -- The Food Marketing Institute and its food service-industry counterparts, all members of the International Food Safety Council, have announced final plans for the inaugural International Food Safety Congress, to be held July 19-21 in Orlando, Fla. Some 30 educational sessions over the four-day event will address the wide variety of food-safety issues facing operators today, including Hepatitis A in the work force; irradiation; crisis communications; biotechnology; international ...
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text: Apr. 21, 2015 Nissan begins production of eighth-generation Maxima "4-door Sports Car" in Tennessee Nissan's Smyrna Vehicle Assembly Plant continues its reign as the top-producing automotive plant in North America, as Gov. Bill Haslam, U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander and Tennessee Economic and Community Development Commissioner Randy Boyd joined plant employees to celebrate the start of production for the all-new 2016 Nissan Maxima.


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I have 2 languages, Italian and English. Being in Italy, I now see the Italian version only. I added the widget to switch languages, but whatever I click on simply takes me to the homepage in the detected language (in other words living in Italy I cannot see the English version).
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Alabama Football Coach Nick Saban was on hand at Senior Bowl practice Monday. He's probably keeping an eye on his three Tide players practicing for the South.
It's basically a "who's who" of college and pro coaches down in the Port City. So, it's a chance for Saban to catch up with old friends. But, he says the Senior Bowl also serves a big purpose.
"It's always great to be at the Senior Bowl," Saban said. "I think this is a great event. It's a tradition in Mobile to sort of sponsor this event. I know when I was in the NFL I certainly looked forward to coming here each and every year. It's a first-class event. It's run well. It gives everyone an opportunity to make evaluation of the college football players that are coming out. It's great to have that in the state of Alabama."
The Senior Bowl kicks off at 3:00 p.m. Saturday at Ladd-Peebles Stadium in Mobile. The NFL Network has the telecast.


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Zac Brown Band at Marcus Amphitheater
After Zac Brown Band played a two-night stand at Boston's Fenway Park last weekend, the group's frontman told the crowd they'd had the "best nights" in their career.
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PHILADELPHIA -- Elton Brand signed with the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday, giving them the low-post presence needed to contend in the Eastern Conference.
The power forward's arrival represents a huge move for the Sixers, who have worked quickly to become a threat in the East. He should immediately improve the emerging Sixers with his 20.3 points and 10.2 rebounds per game average over nine seasons.
Brand played in only eight games last season because of an Achilles' tendon injury.
Brand said Wednesday night he was 100 percent and ready to go.
"I won't let anybody down," he said.
Last week, Brand opted out of his contract with the Clippers, but Los Angeles was expected to make a strong push to re-sign him. Instead, he spurned the Clippers and agreed to a five-year deal with Philadelphia worth a reported $82 million.
"My intention was to try and work something out with the Clippers," Brand said.
Agent David Falk said Brand was given a "take it or leave it" offer from the Clippers on June 30 at significantly less than what Brand signed for in Philadelphia. Falk also said the Golden State Warriors offered more total money -- about $90 million -- but that Brand felt the 76ers were a better fit.
Philadelphia wanted to land a big man this summer and also had Hawks restricted free agent Josh Smith in town last week for a visit, but he left without being presented with an offer sheet. Smith will look elsewhere, or possibly stay in Atlanta.
The 76ers were able to sign Brand to a big deal because they sent forward Rodney Carney and a future No. 1 pick to the Minnesota Timberwolves as part of a trade that cleared an additional $2 million in salary cap space.
That meant the Sixers -- who entered the summer already $11 million under the cap -- could offer a starting salary in the $14 million range. Brand had $16.4 million left on deal he signed in 2003.
Brand was the No. 1 overall pick in the 1999 draft out of Duke and spent two seasons with the Bulls before he was traded to the Clippers. Brand, a two-time All-Star, tried to leave Los Angeles once before as a restricted free agent. He signed an offer sheet with Miami, but returned to the Clippers once the deal was matched.
The Sixers had been pointing toward this summer ever since they traded former MVP Allen Iverson in 2006 and decided to rebuild. They started clearing contracts -- notably last season's trade of Kyle Korver to Utah -- to have enough cash under the cap to pursue a franchise-shifting free agent. Once Brand surprisingly spurned the Clippers, the 76ers had their man.
Brand joins a Sixers team that is no longer the lottery-bound loser it was a year ago. Andre Miller, Andre Iguodala, Samuel Dalembert and the blossoming Thaddeus Young turned the 76ers into a surprise playoff team, even stretching Detroit to six games in the first round.
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From National Book Award-winning, New York Times-bestselling author Louise Erdrich, a profound and enchanting new novel: a richly imagined world where butchers sing like angels.
Having survived World War I, Fidelis Waldvogel returns to his quiet German village and marries the pregnant widow of his best friend, killed in action. With a suitcase full of sausages and a master butcher's precious knife set, Fidelis sets out for America. In Argus, North Dakota, he builds a business, a home for his family which includes Eva and four sons and a singing club consisting of the best voices in town. When the Old World meets the New in the person of Delphine Watzka the great adventure of Fidelis's life begins. Delphine meets Eva and is enchanted. She meets Fidelis, and the ground trembles. These momentous encounters will determine the course of Delphine's life, and the trajectory of this brilliant novel.
About the Author
LOUISE ERDRICH lives with her family in Minnesota and is the owner of Birchbark Books, an independent bookstore. Ms. Erdrich is a member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa, and this series which will, in the end, span one hundred years in the life of an Ojibwe woman was inspired by Ms. Erdrich s own genealogy. Makoons continues the story that started with The Birchbark House, a National Book Award finalist; The Game of Silence, winner of the Scott O Dell Award for Historical Fiction in 2006; the acclaimed The Porcupine Year; and Chickadee, winner of the Scott O Dell Award for Historical Fiction in 2013. Ms. Erdrich is the bestselling author of many critically acclaimed novels for adults as well, including the Pulitzer Prize finalist The Plague of Doves, the National Book Award medalist The Round House and National Book Award finalist The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse. She is also the author of the picture book Grandmother s Pigeon, illustrated by Jim LaMarche. You can visit her online at www.readlouiseerdrich.com and www.birchbarkbooks.com.
Praise For…
"Emotionally resonant."
-Michiko Kakutani, New York Times
"Miraculous …[Erdrich is] at the peak of powers as a writer … Her work is as melodious as ever."
-Boston Globe
"An enrapturing plunge into the depths of the human heart."
-Washington Post Book World
"[A] masterpiece… Erdrich never hits a false note."
-Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
"Louise Erdrich's rousing and radiant new novel THE MASTER BUTCHERS SINGING CLUB is all kinds of lovely."
"Each moment and its particulars dazzles … Fidelis and firm-bellied Delphine and the rest [of the characters] are masterworks."
-San Francisco Chronicle
"THE MASTER BUTCHERS SINGING CLUB can surely be cast as the most wrenching and wise of Erdrich's nine novels."
-Miami Herald
"A brilliantly layered look at war's costs …Daring, graceful, comprehending and, rooted in the great plains, uniquely American."
-Kansas City Star
"The Master Butchers Singing Club reveals on of our finest writers at the peak of her considerable powers."
-Minneapolis Star Tribune
"Rich and vibrant …Magnificent."
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
"Lush and stark … employing vivid imagery, deft description and dialogue that flows … Stunning language."
-St. Louis Post-Dispatch
"[A] magnificent tale … poignant in the mysteries it evokes and patient with the questions is leaves unanswered."
-Los Angeles Times Book Review
"A substantial, beautifully composed, confident work of art … both expansive in its reach and intimate in its intense focus."
-O magazine
"Not since Ricard Russo's 2001 novel EMPIRE FALLS ... have I enjoyed the company of such memorable characters."
-Bob Minzesheimer, USA Today
"Louise Erdrich hits every note in THE MASTER BUTCHERS SINGING CLUB"
-Vanity Fair
"Satisfying and life-affirming."
-Atlantic Monthly
"[THE MASTER BUTCHERS SINGING CLUB] is marked by moments of true creative genius, exquisitely imagined and masterfully drawn."
-Richmond Times-Dispatch
"Erdrich is an abundantly gifted storyteller, with a penchant for meticulous detail and tremendous empathy for her characters."
-Charlotte Observer
"Appropriately grim and thoughtful, THE MASTER BUTCHERS SINGING CLUB is also full of tenderness and life … Marvelous."
-Entertainment Weekly
"A thoughtful, artful, painfully moving addition to an ongoing American saga .. unimaginably rich."
-Kirkus Reviews
"Delphine, the book's central figure, is Erdrich's most finely wrought and compelling character."
-Denver Rocky Mountain News
"Grand and generous fiction… Erdrich's most sweeping and ambitious yet."


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Easy to assemble, durable and safe, the My First Slide is great as a first slide for little adventurers, and is small enough for indoor use. Exciting without being scary, little ones will love whizzing down this little slide, while the large chunky hand rails give a good grip and the slip-resistant steps keep little feet steady as they climb. When not in use, the slide easily folds to be stored away for another day.
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A lack of fresh snow over the holiday break sent us to the Sangres of the Santa Fe National Forest in search of leftovers. We did quite a few runs in the Big Tesuque area.
Bill nailed a tree and broke his board into two pieces. That's not true.
Bill, Sarah, and me gearing up at the car
Jason and Steve getting ready to descend
Steve zipping through a clearing in the trees
skinning along Aspen Vista Road
Jason enjoying the aspens
Bill threading the needle
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Excellent wiring harness
This harness fits very easily into the factory wiring. The clip to release the harness is not sharp or hard to activate when disconnecting the wiring. Sufficient cabling provided to ensure you could reuse the harness a few times in the event that you change your aftermarket radio again. It worked well on my 1997 VW GTI
Pros: - Cable length is good - Sturdy construction
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- Know what is index notation
- Know how to do prime factorisation
(1) Index Notation
(a) 5 x 5 x 5 = 53 is read as 5 cubed.
(b) 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 = 26 is read as 2 to the power of 6.
(c) a x a x a x … x a x a = an is read as a to the power of n.
(2) Prime Factorisation
(a) 12 = 22 x 3
(b) 252 = 22 x 32 x 7
Some Definitions
(a) If a number or a term is expressed in the form ax , we say that it's in the INDEX FORM. The study of
indices is about the study of numbers in index form.
(b) If the power x is positive, we say that the term is expressed in POSITIVE INDEX FORM.
(c) If the power x is negative, we say that the term is expressed in NEGATIVE INDEX FORM.
1. Concept Mastery - recall the 8 laws of Indices
Download the summary of the laws of indices:
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View the powerpoint slides to recap the laws and the proofs of the laws. Although you are not required to demonstrate the proofs, it is good to know and it's relatively easy to understand.
If you prefer to learn via watching a video, here is one explaining the laws:
[URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCM77K_DWuQ]
To see how Indices can be simplified by applying the laws, view these slides:
To solve equations involving indices (usually called exponential equations) these are some considerations to help simplify the process:
- Try to change the base of both sides of the equation to the same base.
- Usually a prime number base is preferred.
- Compare the index of both sides to the equation.
- At other times, it may be necessary to change them to the same index and compare their base instead.
View these slides to see examples of how to solve exponential equations:
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I made a child theme of Twenty Fourteen using the plugin One-Click Child Theme. The child theme I made is the active theme, I still have the parent theme installed, and template files I've made in the child theme's directory work, but I can't get the style sheet to work. I pasted some of the same CSS into the parent theme's style sheet and it works there.
When I do View Page Source in Firefox, my child theme's style.css doesn't show up in the header, but I can't figure out how to get it to be there.
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Here's your chance to save some money. We're heading into a new month and a new season. Now's the time to develop a new attitude about shopping. Comparison shopping is still the best way to save a buck, so here are a few places to start.
Price Rite Carpet, Inc. promises to give you the best deal on carpets, laminates, ceramics, vinyl, area rugs, hardwoods and more. Come on down to Price Rite Carpet's showpace and check out even more blowout prices on every remnant in the place. Hundreds of rugs in every style and color are also on sale. Price Rite Carpet has yards of fabulous carpet in stock and ready for immediately delivery. All the major mills are represented here.
Price Rite Carpet is located at 2377 Flatbush Avenue. Call them at 347-462-1448.
Havin' a Party is a full service entertainment company dedicated to decorations and theme party planning. Complete party packages start at just $175. Rent your own deluxe costumes, costumed characters, chairs & tables, helium tanks, cotton candy machine, popcorn machine and candy cart. Havin' a Party DJs will keep the music playing starting at just $150 an hour. Capture the look of fun on the faces of all your guests with a professional cartoonist who'll draw anyone and everyone for just $150 an hour.
Havin' a Party is located at 9520 Avenue L. Visit them online at www.having
If you've already popped the question or even if you're just thinking about tying the knot, now is a good time to check out the grand opening of Your Day Wedding & Party Center.
Your Day Wedding & Party Center is your one-stop place for all things wedding related from bridal bouquets to limousines. Located at 1719 Voorhies Avenue, Your Day Wedding & Party Center is eager to kick off the new store in fine style so come on down and save.
You can contact Your Day Wedding & Party Center at 347-587-2524.
Summer is officially here so there's no time to waste starting off on that new exercise program you've been thinking about. One of the best places to go to help you reach your fitness goal is Bally. With numerous locations around the borough with extensive exercise equipment and workout classes to choose from, Bally is a great place to come and explore. There's always a campaign going on at Bally that can help whip you into shape while saving money. Right now you can join for just $5 to start and three months free. Call Bally today at 1-800-342-2559 or log onto www.ballyf
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Faces of the State Fair of Texas
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Aaron Jenschke, 15, of Palmer said his favorite thing at the fair are the myriad games and concessions.
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Five-Dollar Ramen at Hayatemaru
In honor of its anniversary, white miso and Hokkaido ramen will both be offered on discount.
In honor of its anniversary, white miso and Hokkaido ramen will both be offered on discount.
With the new oven and late night menu, the NoLibs tapas bar is also extending a discount on drinks for restaurant workers.
Deals at The Royal Exchange, Bullitt, and elsewhere.
Bird is once again the word on Thursdays.
Drinks include the "Damn the Man" at Bigfoot West and the "Write-Off" at La Cuevita.
The Baco Mercat chef sets his sights on a third Downtown restaurant.
Here are some weekly taco deals well worth considering.
The restaurant is offering free sandwiches and burgers to anyone who chooses to eat lunch outside today.
Lee tweaks the program a little for his "Washy Washy Hours."
The Finnish Top Chef reprobate is celebrating his anniversary in this country with his native dishes.
If you can prove you live Downtown, you can gain entry to the bar's secret beer stash.
The Burbank restaurant has a bit of an eighties fixation.
The pizzeria's owners are eager to break in their new wood-burning oven, and slashing prices to bring in more orders.
The food industry's richest acquisition ever.
"The problem with Groupon and restaurants isn't even Groupon. It's restaurants."
The Lombard Twenty goes on at Meritage, while Fond offers deals on its bar menu.
Discount burgers and rare beers will both be on offer.
The season, she's about over.
And you thought the line was already an endurance test!
Time's running out for you to find something to do with your sweetie.


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We are an educational program designed to assist middle and high school students who are first-generation college bound, from low-income families, and who have the potential to succeed in higher education. We provide you with academic, career, social, and cultural opportunities. Our goal is to increase the number of youth who graduate from high school and enroll in a post-secondary institution.
What services do we provide?
You are eligible if you are a student at –
|Houck Middle School
|Parrish Middle School
|Stephens Middle School
|Waldo Middle School
|McKay High School
|North Salem High School
|Santiam High School
|Santiam Elementary – 6th grade only
and you meet these requirements -
Houck Middle School: AVID collaboration on Tuesdays and Thursdays (starting October 6)
Parrish Middle School: AVID collaboration Mondays and Wednesdays
Stephens Middle School: every other Monday (5th or 6th periods)
Waldo Middle School: Wednesday afternoons
North Salem High School: Tuesdays after-school room 110 (2:20-3:30PM)
McKay High School: TRiO Student Leadership and Mentoring class (taught by James Webber and Susan McCaffrey)
Santiam High School: Thursday afternoons
September 24: Stanford University admissions presentation in Portland
October 29: University of Oregon Connections
December 5: Scholarship Writing Workshop at Chemeketa (Click here for more details)
December 15: Santiam HS TRiO students to LBCC Career Day
December 17: Eugene Ballet's "The Nutcracker" at The Elsinore Theatre
February 13: ACT Practice Testing
February 27: Compass Testing
March 5: ACT preparation workshop
March 16: Houck Parent Night
May 6: Houck OSU field trip
May 26: TRiO Senior Celebration
We look forward to talking with you. For more information, contact Susan McCaffrey at 503.589.7620.


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Property Details
Condo, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Sleeps 4
This single level condo is located in a pristine condo community in the heart of beautiful Fountain Hills, Az. which is 15 minutes from downtown Scottsdale, 35 minutes from downtown Phoenix and 25 minutes to Sky Harbor Airport. It features 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living room, dining area, fully furnished kitchen, attached single car garage, private rear patio and heated community pool/spa. The master bedroom has a queen size bed, upgraded southwest furniture and flat screen HDTV, CD/DVD player, and a private in suite bathroom with safety grips. It also features a large walk-in closet. The guest bedroom features two twin beds and also has upgraded southwest furniture with a flat screen HDTV, VCR/CD/DVD player and a large closet. Next to the guest bedroom is a well decorated guest bathroom with shower and tub equipped with safety grips. The kitchen is fully furnished with cooking/eating utensils, microwave, refrigerator with ice maker, 4 element electric stove with oven, garbage disposal, r/o drinking water system, and loads of cabinets with an eating island and chairs. Off the kitchen is a utility closet with full size washer/dryer. The dining area features a counter height table and 4 chairs expandable with bench to seat six. The living area features a wood burning fireplace, flat screen HDTV with CD/DVD player, and very comfortable leather furniture in a southwest décor. A sliding glass door from both the living room and master bedroom leads to a private rear patio featuring table with chairs and gas barbecue grill. The single car garage is accessible from the interior and offers a large storage cabinet. The condo is secured at the front entry with a double sided locking metal screen door before entering the primary entry door. It also has an all door/window plus interior guarded security system and a fire sprinkler/detection system throughout. Cable HDTV, broadband/Wifi internet with utilities and taxes are included.
If you are interested in a laid back atmosphere that allows you to do nothing but read a good book with a glass of your favorite or ram and jam on a new exciting venture every day all while you snuggle into a safe and secluded condo that most people in the world would die for, then HERE IT IS!
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My extended family, including 87 yr old father and 31 year old son, enjoyed our stay over Thanksgiving. We were pleasantly surprised at how quiet the condo was considering the convenient location. My dad said if we visit again he'd love to relax in the living room chair in the sun, it was so comfy!
Activity and Interests
Fountain Hills has a newly constructed Library, Town Hall, community center, post office and sponsors the Fountain Festival in November and the Great Fair in February. Both events feature music, food and over 500 vendors offering everything imaginable. Also, November offers the Thanksgiving Parade and March each year features "Concerts in the Park" with free admission to listen, dance and thoroughly enjoy professional groups playing Jazz, Country, Big Band and Contemporary music. More parks with tennis, basketball, picnicking with grills and little league baseball are blocks away. There are also numerous hiking trails for beginners to the professional. If you enjoy biking -- welcome home!
Last but certainly not least Fountain Hills offers 4 challenging public golf courses within a 3 mile radius of the condo: Desert Canyon Golf Club, Eagle Mountain Golf Club, Sunridge Canyon Golf Club and We-Ko-Pa Golf Club. Numerous other golf cources nearby (10-15 Miles).
Rental rates
Additional information about rental rates
|Cleaning Fee
|Refundable damage deposit
Rates: November thru April - $2600.00 Monthly $700.00 Weekly
May thru October - $1800.00 Monthly Contact owner for weekly rate
Accepted written Rental Agreement for period of stay.
$150.00 cleaning deposit (nonrefundable) Required for all stays.
$500.00 security/damage deposit (refundable upon fullfilment of Rental Agreement).
Total Rental Rate with cleaning fee
Security/damage deposit due at time of reservation. Rental rate and cleaning fee due 60 days prior to occupancy.
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Property Type
- condo
- Adventure
- Family
- Luxury
- Romantic
- Spa
- Air Conditioning
- Internet
Pool / Spa
- Hot Tub
- Outdoor Pool
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- botanical garden
- churches
- library
- live theater
- museums
- playground
- restaurants
Leisure Activities
- bird watching
- gambling casinos
- horseback riding
- paddle boating
- photography
- scenic drives
- sight seeing
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- fitness center
- groceries
- hospital
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- equestrian events
- fishing
- freshwater fishing
- golf
- hiking
- jet skiing
- mountain biking
- mountain climbing
- mountaineering
- sailing
- scuba diving or snorkeling
- skiing
- snorkeling
- swimming
- tennis
- water skiing
- Bathroom 1
- Bathroom 2
- 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 4
- Bedroom 1
- Bedroom 2
- Outdoor Grill
- The condo is within walking distance (1-3 blocks) of: restaurants, grocery shopping, drug stores, dry cleaners, Starbucks, beauty salons, banks and much more. Activities and landmarks include: World famous fountain park that features a paved walkway around the fountain (1.2 miles). The park also includes picnic tables with grills, a professional disc golf course and well equipped play area for children. The park is beautifully landscaped with a breath taking backdrop of Four Peaks Mountain and Red Mountain. Locations such as Mayo Clinic, Fountain View Retirement Home, Saguaro, Bartlett and Canyon Lakes, Fort McDowell Casino, Fort McDowell Adventures, Casino Arizona and all of Scottsdale's exclusive shops and much more are only minutes away.