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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday cabin in Gatlinburg - Grandview
3 bed, 2 bath, sleeps 8
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The perfect vacation requires the perfect location. Just exit the National forest~ and you're here!
After recently purchasing Grandview, we poured our heart into making our home away from home ~ YOUR home away from home, as well. We are offering it as an owner operated cabin rental for the first time ever. We take our role personally, and our goal is to ensure your comfort. We're sure you'll love it as much as we do, and we're also sure you'll repeat what others tell us ~ "I don't want to leave, it truly feels like a home away from home","It's so welcoming and warm, from the minute you walk in", and "I could stay here forever"....
~ Private road, with no thru traffic
~ Tram view ~ Mountain View ~ City View
~ Straight line of view to the Space Needle
~ Less than 800 ft from National Forest
~ Level paved parking (4 cars)
~ 1 mile to downtown
~ Discount pass to area attractions
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~3 Bedroom, 2 bath, 2 story chalet / cabin
~ Fully equipped kitchen
~ Cabin themed decor
~ Flat screens TV's
~ Wifi / Satellite TV/ DVD/unlimited local & long distance
~ Entertainment area with DVD's/Books/Games
~ Hot Tub
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Grandview is nestled on a private road with no thru traffic & situated less than 800 ft from the National Forest border. It's the perfect getaway for those that have location, privacy, nature & convenience on their checklist. It also has mountain, city & tram views! Excellent paved, private parking pad , level, with enough room for four cars. That's a rare find in the mountains!
Our guests have seasonal access to 3 private pools, clubhouses, tennis courts, pool table, ping pong, gym equipment and more. We'll also provide you with our guest card that that allows you discounts at area establishments.
If you're looking for the amenities of home...We've got you covered....
Make memories with family as you gather at the kitchen bar . Bake some cookies, a holiday meal, crockpot dinner or grill out. Help yourself to the fully equipped kitchen with; pots & pans, dishes & utensils, a blender, crockpot, microwave & dishwasher. You'll enjoy the view from the kitchen window, almost as much as the memories!
Relax in the den, tastefully decorated with new furniture, one of a kind hand carved wall sculptures, cabin themed accessories & even a cabin themed ceiling fan. Fire up the wood burning stove and enjoy a movie from the DVD collection, watch a football game on satellite, browse the internet with free wifi, play a board game from our selections, or simply curl up and read a good book. We have a collection of books that should cover everyone... We even have BIG BOOKS! Not the ones with 500 pages (I'm speaking to the kids now... ), it's the REALLY BIG paperboard type books that kids love to flip through! Take it from me ~ even big kids love them~
Grab a glass of sweet tea, step out onto the upper deck & have a seat in one of the rockers. There's a new patio set & extra chairs too! Enjoy the view of the tram, passing less than 200 ft away from the deck. Give an occasional wave, tram riders will gladly reciprocate. No worries about privacy, you're tucked away just enough to be able to shadow yourself beneath the trees if you choose. You'll also enjoy the mountain view. Every day you are met with a different mural. Spend a week with us and you'll notice how drastically these beautiful mountains can change within minutes. Try counting the layers of mountains.. I've made it to 11 or 12 layers back! See my pictures to see the dramatic changes you'll witness daily. Some of them I zoomed to give the clearest view online, but in person... that's where you get the full effect! After the sun sets, enjoy the twinkking lights of the city from the deck. You'll have a straight line of view to the Space Needle. If you are visiting on July 4 th, Christmas or New Years, you are in for an extra special treat, as they light the Space Needle with different colors, do a ball drop and have a fireworks show right atop the space needle for New Years. On July 4th you can watch the downtown fireworks and catch a glimpse of the parade and other festivities over downtown Gatlinburg. Imagine your front row seat to the lights, from your very own deck!
On the lower level you'll find 3 bedrooms, each with their own theme, flat screen tvs, and private access to the deck. On the deck, the hot tub and porch swing await you. On the lower level you'll also find the washer/dryer, and a full bath. (There is also a full bath upstairs).
Grandview is known for an abundance of wildlife. Chances are, you will see a bear...or four :-) Enjoy them from the deck~ It's an unforgettable experience witnessing their natural characteristics and beauty in its true form.
These are your memories~come join us, and make them good ones! We'd loved to have you!!
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
About Lynn
My husband and I were married in Gatlinburg (1995). We were taken with the town, mountains and nature immediately, and we've returned countless times since then. It seems the addiction only gets worse as the years pass. We began our cabin search about 7 years ago. It wasn't until the last 2 years that we were determined to take the leap, and until last year that we placed a deadline on ourselves ~ we would purchase a cabin by the end of the year, even if it wasn't the 'perfect one.'
I should mention that, in the years since we were married, almost every time we traveled to Gatlinburg we tried to find the cabin we stayed in back in 1995. We had a few landmarks that we remembered near the cabin , we found them, but simply could not find the cabin.
Now, back to our cabin search. We must have made 6 trips to Gatlinburg last year looking at cabins. Early last year we signed a contract on a cabin. That turned into a bidding war...so we continued the search. It just wasn't meant to be. I had my eye on a few cabins, and a few of them I could never get in to see. One, in particular, I had missed on 2 of my visits. The following trip my Realtor called on the day I was leaving. She said she had one that I'd wanted to look at for a while, but I'd have to stay a bit longer if I wanted to see it.
I met with my Realtor and, from the minute I stepped in the cabin, I knew it was the one. This was the cabin we'd stayed in when we were married back in 1995... the one we'd looked for so many times!!
I remember calling my husband and telling him that this was the one. He couldn't be convinced. Finally, I dug through our old photos. Our wedding album was the last album beneath all the others. It was the picture of me standing in front of Grandview, with the street number of the house in the background, that finally convinced him this WAS the one. The look on his face that moment ~ PRICELESS!!
The rest ~ is history.....
Lynn purchased this cabin in 2013
Why Lynn chose Gatlinburg
It offered something money couldn't buy, and no other cabin could offer ~ our history. As well as views, views, views, convenience to town, easy access and a great location.
What makes this cabin unique
Location, Views, convenience to town & wildlife;
Mountain, City & tram views, as well as a direct view of The Space Needle; Grandview is located just 1 mile from downtown Gatlinburg, in Chalet Village, one of the most well known, highly sought after spots in Gatlinburg. It is rich in history, the path to Ober Gatlinburg, the trail of the tram, and it boasts amazing views. It is surrounded on 3 sides by the Smoky Mountain National Forest, which adds to the abundant wildlife in the area.


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Big Timber House Rental Photos and Description
The Little Blue House, llc is an 1895 Carriage House converted into Big Timber's first official Tourist Home in June of 2011 and perfect for 1 or 2 couples or a small family. Keeping with its original charm and character, this 'in-town' vacation home offers nightly rentals within walking distance to fine dining, shopping, a movie theater, local bars stocked with locals, followed by a church for everyone!
Big Timber is flanked by the Yellowstone and Boulder Rivers, so access to World Class Fly Fishing is just minutes away. Horseback riding, a float down the river, hiking the Crazies, a visit to the Crazy Mountain Museum, or wild game and bird hunting is so close; you would think it's in our back yard!
The Little Blue House welcomes you to a private courtyard, with a BBQ, outdoor table with seating. Comfort awaits as you walk through the front door. The living room is warm and inviting with a stone wrapped fireplace, cozy sofa, leather chairs, a flat screen cable tv, and art on the walls.
Passing through the living room, the charming kitchen is 'just like yours'. You will find a full sized refrigerator, dishwasher, stove with oven, a microwave, pots and pans, lots of dishes, oodles of glassware, a blender, mixing bowls and mixer. Expect items like spices, foil, saran wrap, olive oil and more.
Off the kitchen is a small bathroom with a shower. Off the other side of the kitchen is a hallway to the 'Main Floor' bedroom with a full sized bed.
Dashing up the stairs, you enter a private 'Suite', featuring a white tiled bathroom with a garden tub for a soothing soak after a long day. A king size bed adds comfort to your stay upstairs, along with a separate reading area, a flat screen cable tv, built in dresser and a writing desk. You'll also find The Little Blue House guitar hanging on the wall for your use.
We can offer the home as a 'Whole House' (2 bedrooms) or simply as, 'The Main Floor' (1 bedroom). Whichever option you need, it is your choice, and 'all of it' is completely yours. We do not rent to anyone else during your private stay at The Little Blue House.
We are NOT a B&B. We do not turn down bedding at night, put a chocolate on your pillow, or serve fancy eggs in the morning. We don't even make your bed. The Little Blue House is truly 'your home' away from home. Our goal is to provide guests with a high level of privacy and independence, while still being right next door, available for help and guidance if needed.
Although our Little Blue House has been thoroughly updated, its vintage charm has been retained. We worked very hard creating The Little Blue House. We adore it, and hope you do too!
UPON YOUR ARRIVAL, EXPECT: Coffee, OJ, Eggs, English Muffins, a special treat and a couple of sodas.
Keywords: Big Timber, Montana Vacation Home, Carriage House, Cottage, In-Town Housing, Nightly Home Rental in Big Timber Montana, Hunting, Fishing, Hiking, Small Family, Perfect for Couples, Hot Tub, Plein Air Painting, Bird Watching.
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
About Page and Pat Dringman
My husband and I live north of Big Timber in the Melville community, which is a ranching community where I was raised. We own and operate a guest ranch there (Sweet Grass Ranch) in the Crazy Mountains and also work in Big Timber. Sweet Grass County is a wonderful place to call home.
Why Page and Pat Dringman chose Big Timber
We love the charm and sense of history in the Little Blue House. The prior owners took such care to lovingly restore the property and when they decided to sell, we jumped at the chance to purchase the Little Blue House. Decades ago, relatives owned the Little Blue House so it has family history as well as unique character.
Guestbook comments from the owner
Thanks for making Christmas 2012 so special. The LBH was everything we imagined and more. Fully stocked a perfectly decorated for Christmas right down to the freshly cut tree.
You were great hosts...thank you
Owners Note: This was a lovely family of 4 visiting their parents/grandparents for the Christmas Holidays. The absolute BEST thing about their visit, was a gift to us from their daughter. She made a darling gingerbread Little Blue House. We love it. We posted it on our vrbo site and it is carefully packed away for next year! Thank you so much!


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An empathetic partner
What We do
There are many technology start-ups in the US whose main potential customers and partners are in Japan. Nonetheless, Japan is one of the most difficult countries to enter for these companies. Our founding managing directors at ZenShin are two native Japanese Silicon Valley residents who frequently travel to Japan. We provide deep experience and an extensive network in Japan that creates significant opportunities for our portfolio companies. Unlike most other venture capitalists with Japanese expertise,
we think and act from the portfolio company's perspective.
TK Mori
TK has been our managing director since our inception in January 2005. TK led many of ZenShin Capital's successful investments including Infinera (IPO on Nasdaq) and Gamepot (IPO in Japan.)
He was a co-founder of Nozomi Photonics, an optical component start-up with over 40 patents. He served as an advisor to the venture capital operation of Tudor Capital Japan, and a Vice President at OnFiber Communications Inc (acquired by Qwest). Prior to joining OnFiber, he served as a Senior Engineering Manager at Hitachi where he was responsible for designing various types of communications systems.
TK received his MS in Management from Stanford Business School, and his BS in Engineering from the University of Tokyo.
Yoji Kawaguchi
Yoji has been our managing director since the inception of ZenShin. He worked closely with the management team of Dash Navigation (acquired by RIM) and served as a board of Blueroads (acquired by CSG Openline).
He was a founding CEO of a company in Silicon Valley focused on bridging Japan and US startups.
Previously, as a Senior Manager of NTT Advanced Technology, U.S. office, he successfully launched its operation in Silicon Valley. As a chief engineer, he developed and successfully deployed the software system that operates NTT's long-distance transmission network. He played a key role in Internet networking projects.
Yoji received his MBA from Stanford Business School, and his MS and BS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Tokyo.
Clancey Stahr
Clancey is a partner at ZenShin Capital. Clancey lead ZenShin's latest investments in Iotera and Simple Emotion, the ZenShin Core Technology Fund's first investments. Clancey focuses on ZenShin's earliest stage deals as well as Los Angeles-based investments. He consults for Iotera and sits on Simple Emotion's board with TK.
Clancey is a part of Stanford's business association for entrepreneurial students. He was the first employee at Scriba Technologies, a voice recognition company, and made and realized an angel investment in the company.
Clancey is earning his BS in Management Science and Engineering from Stanford University.
Emiko Higashi
Emiko helped found Wasserstein Perella, a significant M&A investment bank based in New York. After becoming a successful tech M&A banker, Davidi Gilo and Emiko launched Gilo Ventures in Silicon Valley and Tel Aviv. She invested in and served on the board of companies such as Stentor Software and Zen Research (London Stock Exchange).
Emiko started her career at McKinsey & Co. in Tokyo, moved to Lehman Brothers, and then became a managing director in charge of global technology M&A business at Merrill Lynch. She is a founder of Tomon Partners LLC. She currently serves on the board of KLA-Tencor (NASDAQ) and Zeptor (private).
Emiko earned her MBA from Harvard Business School, and BA from International Christian University in Tokyo.
Hitoshi Suga
Mr. Suga founded MVC Corporation, venture arm of Mitsui, one of the largest Japanese trading companies. At MVC as its President/CEO, he achieved 5 IPOs and 2 trade-sales. His successful investments include Tully's Coffee Japan, Ltd, which achieved one of the fastest IPOs by any food business company and Microcosm Communications.
Since 2006, Mr. Suga has been teaching entrepreneurship as a visiting professor at Akita International University, Kyoto University, and Keio Business School. He received the Minister of Small Business Agency Award for his contributions and track record.
Mr. Suga received his MBA degree from Harvard Business School and his BA in political science from Waseda University.
Nori Yoshida
Nori Yoshida currently co-founder and CEO of Reputology. Previously, he was cofounder at Curebit, a YCombinator, 500Startups backed company. As founder and CEO of Kenlet, he led the creation of a community voting platform called CrispyNews and CrispyIdeas. The company was acquired by Salesforce.com in 2007 and subsequently became the Salesforce Ideas product. He was also cofounder of Devhood, a developer community built and focused around microsoft's .NET language which was sold to Microsoft in 2002. He is also an angel investor in several companies.
Nori received an undergraduate and graduate degree in Computer Science from MIT in 2002.
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Yoji and TK provided more support than I ever imagined. Not only did they help us talk to potential Japanese partners, they identified the exact right people inside the large Japanese automobile companies who were in charge of car navigation systems for the US market. Their business insights are deep and they really spent time with us. I am very happy to have ZenShin as an investor.
Paul Lego, CEO, Dash Navigations
It has been a pleasure working with ZenShin, TK and Clancey have been invaluable in helping us refine our business plan and connect with potential partners in Japan. They have spent a significant amount of their own time helping us close deals and develop the business. The value they bring to a startup is incredible.
Ben Wild, CEO, Iotera
TK and Yoji have always been there for me when I needed advice during the toughest times. Their insights based on experience and knowledge of Silicon Valley have helped me make very important decisions regarding the direction of my company.
Taku Harada, CEO, PeaTiX
ZenShin & its partners have been hugely instrumental in helping us build the business. I've never seen any investor do sales & close deals on behalf of us. ZenShin has done that multiple times for us including a big enterprise deal. They're a really founder friendly investor which is the most important part of all.
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I'll Miss You NBA
I grew up in North Carolina where college basketball is king. When I was eight I watched Christian Laettner hit the famous turnaround jumper off a three-quarter court inbound to beat Kentucky and send Duke to the Final Four. A year later I remember watching the 1993 NCAA finals pitting North Carolina against Michigan's fab five. Rasheed Wallace, Dante Calabria, Eric Montross, Jerry Stackhouse, Bobby Hurly, Grant Hill. Cherokee Parks for God's sake. Those are all names and experiences that are etched in my sports memory. However, I also remember "The Hive." Muggsy Bogues, Dell Curry, Alonzo Mourning, Larry Johnson, Kendall Gill, the Super Hornet, Grandmama, React Juice, and Charlotte Hornets Starter jackets. Thus, the NBA is king in my world and I will miss it this season.
I may get crucified for posting this on a website in NC, but the NBA is simply a better product. If you get a rise out of the excitement of college basketball, the regional rivalries, and the Cinderella story I can respect that. But a 45-40 outcome is not exactly entertaining. Excitement doesn't validate quality.
College ball can get frustrating quickly. In fact, sometimes it resembles middle school girls basketball. Overgrown dudes are crammed into a smaller perimeter. People are falling down on every possession. Missed layups and free throws are annoyingly common.
I like to watch guys knock down open jumpers regularly and shoot above 50 percent from the foul line. I like to watch power matchups and defenders choosing the lesser of two evils. The NBA game is wide open making closeouts harder and more important. The shot clock forces uptempo play. Only the best can operate an NBA offense at such a frenetic pace.
With the NBA toiling in a labor dispute I understand that fans will be turned away. But you have to view these situations from a business perspective. Most NBA franchises are losing money and any smart business person knows that's not a desirable position in which to operate. I've made the argument about the frustration of watching millionaires and billionaires squabble over money but I no longer support that claim. The amount of money is irrelevant, it's all about the percentages. Neither the players nor the owners should be victimized because their field of endeavor is worth that much. It's capitalism at its best which I'm pretty sure most Americans prefer. In the end, the fans make it as profitable as it is.
I'd like to think I'm not the only one who will miss the NBA this year. I hope they get the dispute figured out soon but I guess I'll settle for the Queen in the interim. Or maybe just spend the winter honing my NHL knowledge.
Alec Campbell (Follow me on Twitter @AlecTheDon)


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In Pinellas County, Catholic Charities officially broke ground Friday this morning on the second phase of a "tent city" for the homeless.
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Pinellas County Commissioner Ken Welch was at todayâs ceremony, and has been a leading advocate for the homeless on the County Commission.
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Auris First Central Hotel SuitesFeaturing a rooftop pool offering panoramic views of Dubai, Auris offers accommodation with a kitchenette. It has a 24-hour front desk, a gym, and separate male and female saunas.A flat-screen satellite TV is in First Central's studios and suites. The kitchenette includes a microwave and a kettle. Some offer a washing machine. All come with a modern, Arabian-inspired décor and a private bathroom with a tub.International cuisine is served at Auris First Central Hotel's rooftop restaurant. There is another restaurant on the lobby level. Room service, including breakfast, is also available.Extra bed for child up to 11 years old will be charged AED 100.00 per night based on room only in One Bedroom Suite. One older child or adult will be charged AED 100.00 per person per night including service charge based on room only in One Bedroom Suite.Situated along Sheikh Zayed Road, Auris First Central Hotel Suites provides easy access to the Tecom area. The Mall of Emirates and Dubai Marina are 5 km away. Free private parking is available on site.Read full description of hotel Show less
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PLAYERS: Miguel Cotto, Daniel Jacobs
Up next: Miguel Cotto (37-3, 30 KO) vs. Austin Trout (25-0, 14 KO) Salvador Sanchez II (34-4-3, 18 KO) vs. Jayson Velez (19-0, 14 KO) - 10 Rounds Round 3: It's round 3 and 3 seconds after the bell, Velez decks Sanchez and sends him back to the canvas. Sanchez seems to not have recovered at all from the minute break between rounds. Sanchez stands up but still appears dazed, and Velez pounces. He nails Sanchez with hooks and uppercuts, leaving Sanchez on jelly legs. With little hesitation the ref steps in to stop the fight. Official result: Velez wins by TKO 0:38 into Round 3 (Wins WBC Silver Featherweight title) Round 2: Velez picks up where he left off, landing series of combinations. a strong 3 punch combo sends Sanchez reeling against the ropes. Velez follows with and uppercut and then unleashes more fury against the ropes. Even the commentators mention Velez is "making it rain". Sanchez is showing a decent chin and even still manages to come forward while getting decked, but Velez is not over-committing and keeps near perfect control. with 5 seconds to go, Velez lands 4 consecutive hooks knocking Sanchez to the canvas. Near domination. Score: 10-8 Velez, 20-17 Velez Round 1: Velez steps to the center of the ring and takes position while Sanchez is bouncing at a rapid pace. Neither fighter is being overly active but Velez seems to be getting the better of the early exchanges. Velez continues to lead with the left occasionally setting up a nice right. Sanchez has done little to compete. Velez knocks Sanchez against the ropes and wins this round easily. Score: 10-9 Velez Chris Fitzpatrick (15-2, 6 KO) vs. Daniel Jacobs (23-1, 20 KO) - 8 Rounds **Official result: Fitzpatrick's corner stops the fight entering Round 6. Jacobs wins by TKO. Round 5: Jacobs comes out at the halfway point with some more energy. He may have been resting in round 4. Jacobs is showing a lot more movement and dominating the action. Fitzpatrick is spending a lot of time with his hands up, but the seond the drop, Jacobs bangs him with a right hook. 30 second to go and Jacobs is looking for a knockout. Fitzpatrick is absorbing tons of blow, but he refuses to go down. The round mercifully ends. Score: 10-9 Jacobs, 49-46 Jacobs Round 4: Only 8 rounds and Fitzpatrick needs to do something big now if he wants to stay in this fight. Fitzpatrick comes forward, unafraid, and lands a few quality body blows to Jacobs. Jacobs has been pretty successful with some counterpunching but isn't fighting guns blazing the same way he was at the end of round 3. With 1 minute to go Jacobs begins to come forward putting Fitzpatrick on his heels, but Jacobs has really toned back the aggression. 10 seconds is marked and Jacobs flies into action, trying to steal the round, but it looks like Fitzpatrick might have finally taken one. Score: 10-9 Fitzpatrick, 39-37 Jacobs Round 3: Jacobs returns to southpaw, possibly in an effort to throw Fitzpatrick off, but it's probably not necessary. 30 seconds in the fighters butt heads. This isn't good as Fitzpatrick walks away with a cut on his hairline. Jacobs sees the blood and gets aggressive. He blasts Fitzpatrick with a right, then a right left combo. The flurries continue and Jacobs is not letting up, pressuring Fitzpatrick against the ropes. Fitzpatrick has clearly slowed. Left, right, left, Jacobs is attacking like a mad man. This is getting brutal as the bell rings. Score: 10-9 Jacobs, 30-27 Jacobs Round 2: Jacobs is becoming more evasive in the second round showing that he has more control. Fitzpatrick is not being a slouch at all, still throwing punches with steam. Jacobs is forcing Fitzpatrick against the ropes a little more this round. He's using the jab effectively but not really putting together combinations. Jacobs has landed the left hook a few times though giving him the lead. Score: 10-9 Jacobs, 20-18 Jacobs Round 1: Danny Jacobs is continuing his comeback, having survived a bout with cancer and he looks to be in great shape for this fight. Fitzpatrick is aggressive early being the more active puncher. Jacobs seems more reserved looking to pick his spot. Having started in southpaw, Jacobs switches back to orthodox halfway through the round. The fighters trade hard rights and later Jacobs lands another counter. Jacobs is maintaining the center of the ring. Fitzpatrick throws a few blows at the end of the round but mostly misses. Score: 10-9 Jacobs Fight Card: WBA World Light Middleweight Title Miguel Cotto (37-3, 30 KO) vs. Austin Trout (25-0, 14 KO) WBC Silver Featherweight Title Salvador Sanchez II (34-4-3, 18 KO) vs. Jayson Velez (19-0, 14 KO) Also Chris Fitzpatrick (15-2, 6 KO) vs. Daniel Jacobs (23-1, 20 KO)
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Charles M. Arlinghaus: How the Internet sales tax would unravel the NH Advantage
New Hampshire in particular needs to be careful. The new tax will lead to the elimination of the sales tax competitive advantage that is the foundation of our retail economy.
Under the American tax system, states may apply taxes to entities that have a physical presence (or "nexus") in the state. It would of course be ridiculous to expect an orange grower in Florida to apply your state's sales tax on fruit you buy on vacation or to exempt you if you came from a state with no sales tax. So, in general, one state's tax collector has no authority to reach across state lines and regulate you from beyond the borders.
For decades, mail-order catalogs annoyed state tax collectors. Because they weren't located in a state, they didn't pay taxes to that state just because a local placed an order. After many skirmishes, the U.S. Supreme Court sided with the retailer and ruled that taxing a company with no state presence was a violation of the interstate commerce clause.
If mail order companies annoyed tax collectors, the Internet angered them even more. My buying a shirt or book online and not paying sales tax apparently threatens the foundations of democracy.
By the way, how much of a threat to regular stores do you think the Internet is? It's less than you think. Total retail sales in 2012 were $4.3 trillion. The e-commerce share of sales was 5.2 percent of that total.
Nonetheless, Congress is trying to pass a law to force every Internet retailer to collect sales taxes for every jurisdiction in America. That's not 50 different tax schemes. There are 9,646 different tax schemes. For example, in Chicago you would pay sales taxes on a purchase to four different entities - five different ones on certain purchases.
If you are a giant retailer like Amazon.com, this is less of a problem for you because of your size, so you support the law. It won't put you out of business, but it will be a nightmare for your smaller competitors. If you are a small, home-based retailer that does a little business through eBay, you'll just go out of business. Thank you, Congress.
So far, Congress is only punishing the e-commerce people. For the 95 percent of sales that go to "brick-and-mortar" stores, this tax-collection scheme is considered burdensome. (I'm not sure what the pinheads in Congress think it is about using the Internet that makes a regulatory burden not a burden to business conducted online, but then logic is not Washington's strong suit).
Don't expect the state tax collectors to be content with leaving the physical stores alone. Massachusetts has been trying for decades to force New Hampshire retailers to collect sales and use taxes from Massachusetts residents. The Internet sales tax bill gives Massachusetts both a mechanism and a precedent.
If we can force mail-order and Internet companies to collect taxes for more than 9,000 jurisdictions, then how hard will it be for Massachusetts to force tire stores or appliance stores to collect its taxes? The day is not long off when Massachusetts brings action under the new scheme to force our state liquor stores to collect and remit Massachusetts taxes on all those cross-border sales.
Sens. Kelly Ayotte and Jeanne Shaheen are both opposed to the bill, but the New Hampshire Legislature is technically helping to fund the effort to tax us. The Legislature pays dues to the National Conference of State Legislatures ($126,761 annually to NCSL and others in the current budget draft). The NCSL is pushing this bill as some sort of state tax relief (I'm not making that up) and promises to "continue to advocate vigorously for" the new tax. (By the way, New Hampshire House Speaker Terie Norelli is president of the NCSL.)
When the federal government interferes in state tax policy, it is never to help you pay less. Somehow "reform" always involves you paying more and the politicians having more to control.
Should every retail business in America, large or small, have to collect taxes for all 9,646 different tax jurisdictions? Garage sales, flea markets, the guy selling old records on eBay, an out-of-print book I bought by mail from England?
Congress should stick to destroying the federal government. It's good at that. But I wish it would leave state tax policy alone.
Charles M. Arlinghaus is president of the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy, a free-market think tank in Concord.
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I don't think the wedding will happen. It was dumb to introduce that storyline since you know it won't happen. She is driving away from the ceremony if you ask me.
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I think Jimmy and crew should have won at the Country Music Awards(CMA) this week, because Hey, Good Lookin' as done by these guys is way better than Hank Williams.
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My children attended AOT for four years and over all I liked the school. While the first 2 years I loved the school. Many changes happened and some things I was not fond of. Somethings that were small were passed over when the could have very easily been changed. As for the homework it is a lot and very hard for some children, especially when the did not start in Kinder at AOT. My children never had a problem with homework or projects and were always done in less that the time I was told it should take. We have since left and attend a public school(not TUSD) were my children are moved up at levels they would not have been allowed to at Aot. They are given more opportunities to be in higher levels of learning rather than keep with the class at the same basic level .
My daughter is in K, and I absolutely love this school and their wonderful staff. I feel welcomed and not just another mother. My daughter will continue her education here till college and my son will attend as well.
Well here we go again! My daughter is entering the 4th grade and the school is going on their 3rd principal since she started. I cannot tell you how many different music teachers have come and gone, the last one was great with the kids. Our new principal was one of the 4th grade teachers so I'm actually looking forward to her as principal. I have no doubt in my mind my son will do just fine in 1st grade as we have had this teacher before and she was awesome. Its really sad though when during your summer you start to have anxiety about the year to come. I guess I will just have to wait and see what the Stewarts have in store for us next!
My child just completed 4th grade and had an excellent year (as usual). The fourth grade teachers are fantastic.
My child has attended AoT Elementary School since her kindergarten year and next year she will be entering the 5th grade. What a terrific school! I feel the school has given her the foundation which will help her succeed in middle school, highschool, college and beyond. In addition, this school has the best teachers around and an administrative staff that really cares about the students. I couldn't ask for anything more. I know our school will be experiencing some changes in the upcoming years, but I am extremely confident they will not affect the quality of education my child will receive. I believe these changes will make us an even stronger community. Thank you AoT staff!!!!
A big thank you to the teachers, resource teachers, and principal at Academy of Tucson Elementary! You identified my child's learning challenges, and also recognized his potential. AOTE has gone the 'extra mile' to help my son. More importantly the teachers at AOTE believe in my son, encourage him, and challenge him in a loving way. My kids would say, 'You Rock!'
We have been at this school for many years and I believe overall it is a great school. However, it is true that 3rd, 4th and sometimes 5th grade has way too much homework. 3rd and 4th seem to be the hardest. There are a ton of projects that require many hours of help at home, and the homework does not adjust to help families with this. The result? Little time for anything but school. Even though it is touted as a college prep school, the administrators seem to forget that they are just kids. I have seen quite a few students (and parents) get burned out. I wish they could balance it better. Although I love our school, for the first time we are considering other options. I do not want my kids to burn out!
My child is in kindergarten at aot and I am very torn about how I feel. At times they seem to be a superb school, yet when certain situations occur, I feel that they will not even attemp to hear the whole story, rather take action with out really knowing the truth. I don't feel like anyone really cares about my child. I feel almost ignored as if my child and I don't matter.
Great school overall, especially compared to TUSD. The academic program is excellent although it is rough for the 3rd and 4th graders; 2 hours average homework time means that there is less time for family and sport activities. When you try to talk to the administrators, principal or teachers about the lengthy homework the standard response is 'It's the Academy way and maybe the Academy is not right for your child. We are a college prep school!' Just beware that it is a huge commitment to have your child here. They will get a fantastic education, but less time to be a child. Special note: We do have excellent teachers!!
My children are in their third year at AOT and I couldn't be more pleased. Here's why: rigorous curriculum; high academic and behavior standards (which are fairly and consistently enforced); small size means everyone knows everyone else; high parental involvement; energetic and enthusiastic teachers; really good kids, for the most part; good extra activities (in addition to music, art, and PE during the school day, they have strings, drama, sports, chess club, and other activities after school). And not to be discounted is the fact that my kids feel safe and important here. This is largely due to an extremely involved principal who knows each child personally (not just by name) and is out interacting with the kids at every recess and during lunch and who does not tolerate bullying or harassment of any kind.
Hands down the best option for your child here in Tucson !!!
Great school. I would recommend it for anyone currently trapped in TUSD. The teachers are pleasant and dedicated, and the Principal appears firmly in charge.
I was very unhappy with my choice of this school for my child. Traffic is a nightmare when picking up or dropping off. The leadership is poor and supervision is lacking. If none of those matters are important to you then it may be a great school. I am truly surprised this school could have any positive reviews. Please,dont take my work for it, find out for for yourself. What have you got to lose?
I love this school. My daughter was at a public school and just faded into the woodwork. If you asked her a question she just shrugged. We brought her here and Mrs. Huges and Mrs. Thompson worked with her reading skills and just really brought her out of her shell. She loves these teachers. Now she is actively involved, and a great student. The teachers won't let you get lost here. They are well organized in the classroom and challenging! The campus was a beautiful older private school. It makes me feel very safe because it is back off the road. Unfortunaly what makes it feel safe makes it slower to pick up students. The safety is more important to me.
Having been at the Academy of Tucson for my child's Kindergarten year, I could not be more pleased with what we have experienced. Mr. Conner is a leader of the highest quality, listening to parent's concerns, and being invested in each child's success. While he might not agree with a parent, parents always receive a thoughtful reasonable answer and explanation. The teachers are of the highest quality and the rigorous curriculum exceeds expectations, as has my child's performance. I feel she is being prepared for future years of education. I look forward to each of my children experiencing the Academy of Tucson's quality, inspiring educational experiences.
The principal knows all the kids' names. So what. When it comes to being a good leader, he is lacking. To name a few things: The playground at lunchtime is a free-for-all. When he is approached with a concern, all you get is lip service. While the academic rating is good, there are plenty of schools out there equal to it. Obviously, I would not recommend this school to anyone.
This is our last year to attend Academy of Tucson Elementary. It has been a wonderful experience for our child coming into the school at fourth grade and concluding with fifth. Prior to Academy we experienced the TUSD system and we have absolutely NO regrets with changing! The emphasis placed on education as a whole and not just to teach the students for what may or may not show up on a standardized test is very refreshing. As a result of this experience we will be continuing on within the Academy of Tucson schools. Next stop- Middle School!
My children were homeschooled prior to enrollment at AoT. This past year, they have thrived both academically and socially. I am impressed with the principal and his high standards for the children and staff. He took the time to get to know my children by name as well as others and pays special attention to each one. My children are rewarded by their teachers which motivates and encourages them to be their best. The curriculum is challenging and above the bar. I couldn't have chosen a better fit for my children in choosing a school.
WE have been so pleased with AOT Elementary. From the involved parents; super commited teachers and extra activities such as sprts,a rt and music. The advanced and tailored education our first grader recieves in his small classromm ; I know is far superior to what we would be offeres elswhere . AOT truly makes charter schools proud. Indeed is s private school; high academic and personal standards without the high cost of private tuition. It is a joy for us and for our son to go to school every day. He loves it !
Great! Our son absoltley loves going to school every single day. Learning is fun and challengin; strong community sence and friendships. The admin. Does a great job structuring classrooms and curriculum. Both academic and personal standards are high. Makes charter schools the buzz word aroung town for sure. We love the personal attention and small class sizes. The teachers are in love with whatthey do-- no burnedour kindergarten ladies here --it is a happy place to learn and grow
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONFundamental operations with polynomials and rational expressions, products and factoring, linear and quadratic equations in one variable, inequalities, exponents, radicals, graphing linear equations, system of equations, applications and introduction to functions.
LEARNING OUTCOMESUse standard form and techniques in working with fundamental operations with polynomials and rational expressions, products and factoring, linear and quadratic equations in one variable, inequalities, exponents, radicals, graphing linear equations, systems of equations, applications and an introduction to functions and simultaneously demonstrate scholarly behavior in all class interactions.
MATERIALS AND CAPABILITIES ASSUMEDBeginning Algebra, Eleventh Edition, by Lial, Hornsby, and McGinnis, ISBN: 978-0-321-67348-0Students must purchase MyMathLab software separately if they don't buy the book new from the Citrus College Bookstore at the following website: http://mymathlab.com/enrolling.html
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Honor PolicyAll work must be your own. You may discuss the material in the course and help one another; however, any work you hand in for a grade must be your own. If you have any questions about this, please see me immediately. Cheating will not be tolerated. Any student caught cheating will be given at least a zero on the assignment or exam and will be referred to the Dean of Student Affairs for disciplinary action. You may be given an F for the course and/or be removed from the class. Repeat offenders may suffer expulsion from the college.
WARNING: If you are not registered in MyMathLab by March 4, then you will be dropped from the course. If you are inactive in Course Compass or MyMathLab for two weeks then you will be dropped from the course or if the drop deadline has passed then you will be assigned a "FW" in the course.
COMMUNICATION POLICYIt is my desire to respond quickly to any of your attempts to contact me. I want to be available to you throughout the semester. I will make every effort to respond to your emails within 48 hours of receipt (including submitted assignments).
If you do not receive a return email from me within 48 hours, please follow up with either another email or a phone call. Any emails over the weekend will be responded to the following Monday (unless a holiday). If you call me and I am not in, please leave a message and a return phone number. I will make every effort to return your call within 48 hours.
GRADINGHomework: 17% Tests: 55% Final Exam: 28%
INTRODUCTION TO MyMath/MasteringMost of your time in this course will be spent in the CourseCompass system. Thus, one of your first assignments is to go through these video, presentations, and web pages to familiarize yourself with the CourseCompass system. Go to http://pearsonmylabandmastering.com/students/tours/ and watch:
NOTE: The instructor reserves the right to modify this syllabus with prior notice if necessary.
If you have a disability documented by a physician or other appropriate professional and wish to discuss academic accommodations, please contact the DSP&S office at (626) 914-8675. Please discuss your accommodations with your instructor by email. Be sure to allow at least one week for appropriate accommodations to be arranged.
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