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The M&A opportunity set has increased substantially in the past few months. In the first quarter of this year, the total value of global M&A amounted to $599bn ($344bn domestic, $255bn cross-border), up 32% from Q1-2013 and up 5.7% from Q4-2013, according to MergerMarket. April alone saw more than $250bn of transactions announced or proposed, by far the largest amount of situations seen in recent history. Momentum continues daily, and Burren Capital Advisors sees no sign of this momentum letting up.
Andrew McGrath, founder and CIO of Burren Capital Advisors, an emerging event-driven fund management firm, talks to Opalesque about the current M&A activity. He believes the current high level is here to stay - at least for a few years - as companies are finally confident enough to use their excess cash and take some risk by either freeing shelved deals or creating new ones.
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A vexing issue with hedge funds is the lack of persistence of returns. Last years winners generally are no more likely to be this
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Producers from the "Dr. Phil Show" are in talks with the family of Dylan Redwine, the teenage boy who disappeared last year from Vallecito, about appearing on the television show.
"It's not a maybe, it's going to happen," said Mark Redwine, father of the missing boy. "It's just a matter of getting it coordinated."
Denise Hess, who has helped coordinate search efforts for Dylan, also confirmed the plans.
"The family is ready to go at any moment," she said. "We're waiting on Mark to decide."
Producers wanted the Redwine family to tape the show this week in California, but Mark Redwine was unable to attend, he said. Now, the producers want to tape on Wednesday or Feb. 27.
It is unknown when the show would air.
Dylan, 14, was reported missing Nov. 19, 2012, from his father's home north of Vallecito Reservoir. He was visiting his father as part of a court-ordered visitation during the Thanksgiving holiday.
The boy's mother, Elaine Redwine, and his older brother, Cory, 21, also plan to appear on the show.
Elaine and Cory Redwine have criticized Mark Redwine for what they perceive as a lack of communication and a lack of involvement in the search for Dylan. They held a rally in front of the father's house last month in an effort to encourage him to become more involved.
Mark Redwine said appearing on the "Dr. Phil Show" could raise awareness about Dylan's disappearance and reach millions of viewers across the country. But he doesn't want it to turn into a tabloid feud between family members, he said.
"There is a lot of personal conflict between myself, Elaine and Cory as a group," he said. "These all go back over time. It has nothing to do with Dylan. I think Dylan missing has magnified that to some degree."
"I'm not afraid of the truth," he said, "but what I don't want to see is it turn into a 'Jerry Springer Show.'
"We need to unite for Dylan's benefit. ... Hopefully, Dr. Phil will take a position where he can address some of those issues and help us as a family focus on what is really important right now. We don't have time to be pointing fingers and making blame or standing out in front of my house like a bunch of idiots holding this (stupid) rally to call me out."
Elaine and Cory Redwine were ready to appear on the show this week, Hess said, but Mark Redwine wouldn't commit to it and didn't give a reason why.
She was glad to hear he is committed to doing the show.
"(Dr. Phil) has been one of the people that we've been aiming for right out of the gate in the beginning in our effort to gain national media attention around this case so that we can get Dylan into the homes of millions of people," she said. "The more people that know about it, the more people we have looking. So we're thrilled to have this opportunity to do that."
Elaine Redwine has appeared by phone to talk to Nancy Grace on her legal-affairs show on the CNN-affiliated Headline News.
Hess said she wouldn't be surprised if Dr. Phil delves into the family dynamics.
"A lot of people that I've spoken to who do watch 'Dr. Phil' have said that he goes right in and starts digging for the dirt," she said. "He's not afraid to ask the hard questions."
Mark Redwine said he doesn't want to place blame.
"Quite frankly, I don't care who has Dylan or for what reason they have Dylan," he said. "The fact is that they need to let him go and reach out to somebody in his family. And whether that means dropping him off at the nearest Walmart or the nearest post office or the nearest police station or whatever the case may be, let him go."


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New assistant pastor of Pilsen, Fr. Emil Kapaun.
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Fr. Kapaun, front row.
Fr. Kapaun year book photo form Kenwick Seminary.
A very young Fr. Kapaun.
Conception College 1932. (Kapaun is in the back row, center)
Fr. Kapaun (left) with Fr. Vesecky and Preisner. at Kenrick Seminary.
Note on the back: "Remember the day?"
Signed Elmer.
Fr. Kapaun, center of photo, follows a procession into the Pilsen church for his First Mass on June 9, 1940.
Formal portrait of Fr. Kapaun on the day of his first Mass with the parents Bessie and Enos, left, and bother, Eugene, right.
Fr. Kapaun celebrates his first mass at Pilsen June 9, 1940.
Fr. Kapaun (center) on the steps of the Pilsen rectory
Fr. Kapaun (left) with the ladies of St. Anne's Alter Society, Pilsen. Monsignor John Sklenar is on the right.
Church committee from left: Fr Kapaun, Joseph Steiner, Adolph Holub, George Vinduska, Al Bosh and Monsignor Sklenar. 1940
Father Kapaun with children in his perish.
Fr. Kapaun with the Navrat brothers. Kapaun was taken with the children and became close friends.
Emil Kapaun (right) after attending First Masses in Schoenchen, Ks.
Father Kapaun while a young assistant pastor at Pilsen.
Fr. Kapaun (center back row) with the cast of play put on by church youth to raise money.
Fr. Kapaun in front of the Pilsen rectory.
A young Fr. Kapaun in front of the Pilsen Rectory with another unidentified priest.
Fr. Kapaun in Washingtion D.C. 1947 where he attended Catholic University.
Fr. Kapaun in Washington, D.C. while attending Catholic University.
Fr. Kapaun, center, with Fr. Paul Meier and Marian Hurtig enjoying a summer day in Washington D.C. where Kapaun was attending Catholic University.
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Thief River Falls - Orvin L. Sunsdahl, loving husband, father, and grandfather, of Thief River Falls, formerly of Goodridge, died on Monday, April 23, 2012 at Altru Hospital in Grand Forks, N.D. He was 82 years, 5 months, and 6 days. May his memory be blessed.
Funeral Services were held Monday, April 30 at Faith Lutheran Church, Goodridge, with Reverend Bob Dahlen officiating. Casket bearers included Orvin's grandchildren: Brandon Blaine, Shane Wilkens, Amber Homme, Kelsey Wilkens, Jared Sunsdahl, Heather Sunsdahl, Allison Sunsdahl, Erick Peterson, Michaela Peterson and Kris Braun. Honorary casket bearers included Orvin's great-grandchildren: Taylor Blaine, Mckenna Blaine, Morgan Sunrud, Payton Homme, Braxton Homme, Preston Troumbly, Madison Sunsdahl, Maegan Sunsdahl, Rebekah Sunsdahl, Blayke Sunsdahl, Rylee Manning, Camdyn Peterson, Alex Braun, Nick Braun and Taylor Braun. Interment was held at Goodridge Cemetery.
Orvin Laverne Sunsdahl was born at home in Erie Township, Pennington County, on Nov. 17, 1929 to John and Mary (Raush) Sunsdahl. He was baptized and confirmed into the Christian Faith.
Orvin walked to country school near his home in Erie Township.
After school he worked for area farmers, including Wiseth Farms. He worked for a number of years at Agassiz Wildlife Refuge, performing a variety of jobs such as planting small grains for the wildlife, taking care of the roads, and maintenance. Orvin raised hogs, was a small grain farmer and had a pig route.
On Sept. 24, 1955, Orvin was united in marriage to Myrtle Johnson at the Parsonage at Zion Lutheran Church in Thief River Falls, with Pastor Walter Peterson officiating. They were blessed with four children: Gwen, Gail, Geniel, and Gerald. In 1964 Orvin and Myrtle purchased his parent's farm where they raised their family, hogs, and farmed for many years. After selling their farm in 2010, Orvin and Myrtle made their home at Greenleaf Senior Living in Thief River Falls.
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Survivors include his loving wife of 56 years, Myrtle of Thief River Falls; children, Gwen (Roger) Blaine of Goodridge, Gail (Donald) Wilkens of Thief River Falls, Geniel (Michael) Schroeder of Ayr, N.D., and Gerald (Kathy) of Thief River Falls; grandchildren, Brandon Blaine of Grygla, Shane Wilkens (Mishawn Homme) of Goodridge, Amber (Jason) Homme of Bemidji, Kelsey Wilkens (Tommy Greelis) of Thief River Falls, Jared (Cady) of Oahu, Hawaii, Heather Sunsdahl (Shane Peterson) of Thief River Falls, Allison Sunsdahl of Cedar Park, Texas, Erick (Lindsey) Peterson of Thief River Falls, Michaela Peterson (Andrew Miller) of Thief River Falls, and Kris (Wayne) Braun of Newberg, Ore.; great-grandchildren, Taylor Blaine, McKenna Blaine, Morgan Sundrud, Payton Homme, Braxton Homme, Preston Troumbly, Madison Sunsdahl, Maegan Sunsdahl, Rebekah Sunsdahl, Blayke Sunsdahl, Rylee Manning, Camdyn Peterson, Alex Braun, Nick Braun and Taylor Braun; brother, Junior (Maxine) Sunsdahl of Blaine; sister, Diane (Harlan) Sunsdahl of Neilsville, Wis.; brother-in-law, Bud Race of Goodridge; his special caregiver, Barb Hanson. He is also survived by many nieces, nephews, cousins, relatives, and friends.
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Runners are shedding their shoes. They're going barefoot or opting for minimalist shoes, spawning a one-point-seven billion dollar industry. Proponents say barefoot or minimalist running strengthens the feet and legs and causes fewer injuries, but the research is unclear.
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Minimalist running shoes are designed to mimic barefoot running while offering your feet a bit of protection. University of Central Florida Physical Therapy instructor Carey Rothschild said approximately 80-percent of the runners she recently surveyed said they're interested in barefoot and minimalist running, but research into potential benefits is still fairly new. She said one upcoming study is expected to look at whether everyone should start out as a barefoot runner. "Should we maybe be having our adolescents run in less supportive shoes so that the foot musculature learns to support itself, rather than having support come from the shoe wear," she said.
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Does it matter if he gets the call because of skill or reputation? He still gets the call. Watching the videos in the study, I think it is more skill than reputation.
Why didn't Jaso do well with that pitching staff in 2011?
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Honestly, the only way to put any type of stock into catcher ERA is to look at how the same pitchers perform over a few years with the same catchers... If there was something to this, I'd imagine that over a large enough sample, you could determine that the catcher made the pitcher X amount of runs better... but this would essentially have to be done with the same group of pitchers pitching to the same catchers over several years to get enough data to be remotely conclusive...
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Perhaps Jorgenswest forgot the key point in the article he referenced
And finally, before we get started, the disclaimer. These splits are not necessarily indicative of skill. They measure less than one full season and include many other factors that should be corrected for. As time passes, we should be able to complete more technically rigorous analysis (that's the royal we, as in someone else who knows more about statistics) that may begin to clarify what percentage is skill and what percentage is unexplained/random variation. Until that time, I strongly recommend not using this information for anything more than entertainment purposes.
Even the author did not believe his numbers.
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I wonder where Mauer ranks in this statistic.
One year later catchers who did well or poorly, still do well or poorly.
Do you want the Twins to continue to ignore the data?
Do you think the Rays are paying attention?
It appears that many would join the Twins in discounting this study.
It is my hope that the Twins have someone or a group they have hired in the front office responsible for seeking out these studies and evaluating the impact on the team. Minimally this work deserves lengthy study on the part of the Twins management.
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I have always believed that Catchers have huge influence on games in ways that are hard to quantify. Things like the calling of pitches, framing to a lesser extent, Quarterbacking the Defense.
I don't know enough of this data and the conclusions drawn from it but a couple of incomplete thoughts jump to mind right away.
A. The Run differential seems excessive. If you see something this excessive. It's probably a red flag just like Brock said.
If the data and result was solid. Molina would be negotiating for a fairly large contract right now because there are enough teams that follow metrics and look for edges like this especially something this large.
B. I haven't read all of it and it looks like it will take awhile to get through it all but I'm wondering how a called strike can be quantified into Runs. The Difference between a 2-0 count and a 1-1 count is important but how do you quantify the rest of the at bat and the result based upon one strike or ball.
C. I've done a little umping behind the plate. Some Parents and Coaches say I suck at it and I probably do... I know that proper technique for umpires is to watch the ball from Pitchers Hand to Catchers Glove and that's easy enough understood as it's written. However, Catchers don't always sit still behind the plate. They move around and the Glove ends up being be blocked from view by the catcher a large percentage of times. Even if they sit still they block the view of the glove. The Ump is positioned behind the Catcher and for that reason it is very difficult to see the glove and if you can't see the glove consistently. It's very difficult to be influenced by framing.
If you look at the Video examples of Lucroy and Veritek shown in the example. It looks to me that the Umpires would struggle to see the glove but who knows cuz MLB umps are the best of the best. Maybe they can and I just haven't figured out how to position myself properly.
All in all... I'm a little skeptical.
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Yup, I still struggle with defensive metrics as a whole. I have 0 confidence in this stat. The Butera negative numbers tell me that this stat means pretty much nothing.
I don't think anyone would say that Doumit's some great catcher defensively, but having watched most of the games, I didn't see anything that was overly alarming.
Another thing to add from an umpire perspective. When I can see a glove... The Movement of a glove in an attempt to frame after the catch could be seen by the ump as the catcher believing that it was a ball.
If the pitch is a strike. A good Catcher will catch and hold it in position. If it's a ball... They will attempt to frame by moving it. If the Ump has any doubt. The actual framing movement from the catcher is a tip that it was a ball.
No matter my first blush opinion... Keep posting this stuff... It is very interesting. The Game has changed so much over the decades and metrics are at the forefront of that change.
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I had an opinion going in and now have a different one after reading. That alone makes it a good article for me. I never considered this and want to see him DH and play RF a little more.
But when you come at us with "a good catcher is worth nearly one run a game compared to the worst", you're going to get laughed out of the room. And for good reason. It's an absurd statement.
Well, half the stuff on this site is absurd so I wouldn't worry too much about that.
But I do thank the OP for the post -- at least it is thought provoking. And while the impact may not be as significant as jorgenswest would suggest, it certainly appears that there is enough "smoke" to merit further examination.
I also found the "head bobbing" part of the original article very interesting. It took me back to discussions we had earlier this year about mechanized ball/strike counts and umpire bias. As I recall, that discussion had to do with the strike count and how it affected the umpires zone. And now it looks like its not just the strike count but the stability of the catcher. Funny to think about how many little factors can affect the call -- and how much an "automated" system would change that. (And possibly change the game as we know it.)
My hope us that the study (not mine) will lead them to go through the data. They can take the same approach. They have the capability to look at every pitch that Doumit, Butera and Mauer received with pitch f/x.
I hope they did that before signing Doumit and extending him.
All of the new game data available in the last several years will lead to new understanding of the impact of defense on winning baseball games. My hope is that the Twins are not behind the curve.
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Interesting. This from the first BP article is encouraging:
Doumit dropped his head on 11 of the 12 pitches I reviewed on video. On the one pitch where he did not do that, he got a strike call. Molina dropped his head to follow the ball into the glove on two of the 10 pitches I reviewed on video, and both of those pitches were called balls.
Lucroy's head was stable on all seven pitches I reviewed, and he got seven strike calls. Varitek's head was stable on all six pitches I reviewed, all called balls, but his exaggerated glove movement may have cost him those strike calls.
The overarching point has merit; the interpretation of that particular data does not. There is simply no way that a good catcher is worth 20% (or, in the case of the Rays, considerably more than 20%) of a team's allowed runs. To even the most casual observer, the metric is horribly flawed... Even the creator of said metric says that it is basically useless at this point.
It's not as if the Twins are extraordinarily high on Doumit. Ryan has said that he hopes to see Mauer behind the plate more often in 2013. That doesn't devalue Doumit in any way. He's a poor catcher; nearly everyone admits that. But the point of a backup catcher is not to catch 50 or 60 or 70 games and that's where Doumit shines. He's a backup catcher who should be catching 40 times a year at most so the amount of damage he can do behind the dish is limited. But by having a backup catcher that can OPS at .800, you also have a guy that can pinch hit, play DH, and occasionally even man the outfield (though poorly). The flexibility he offers from a position that is usually a blackhole is outstanding.
And nearly every team in MLB, especially AL teams, would love that kind of flexibility.
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Brock, what if it is 10 runs a year? Or 20, instead of 50?
And Seth doesn't believe it because he "knows" Butera is good on defense, even though there is zero statistical evidence to back that up. None. His catcher ERA is high, his framing rate is low, what does he actually do well?
People used to "know" the earth was flat, and that the sun revolved around the earth too....until we started using science and numbers to figure things out. Were those early attempts precise? No. Did they lead us to the truth, yes, yes they did.
As opposed to this metric, which even the creator says is terribly flawed and should not be used as an evaluative tool.
71 runs in half a season. Over a 162 game season, we're talking about a catcher that frames pitches being worth ~145 runs. The Tampa Bay Rays allowed 577 runs in 2012. Once you factor in defense, what's a pitcher worth at that point? 60%? 50%? Lower? There's no way you can tell me with a straight face that the guy who actually stands on the mound and throws the ball is worth somewhere around half of a team's runs. If that was the case, pitchers wouldn't be the most in-demand object of lust in baseball.
Again, the idea behind this metric is legitimate. But its actual implementation is completely absurd.
PS. I hate Drew Butera. I never wanted him on the roster and think he's a complete waste as a baseball player. I don't care what the stats say about him either way.


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The Alpenglow Colony features award-winning suites situated in a spacious, private community that features world-class skiing and snowboarding at your doorstep. The Alpenglow Colony truly sets a new standard for on-mountain retreats. This well-appointed 6 bedroom, 7.5 bath suite comfortably sleeps up to 16 guests and offers plenty of space for everyone to spread out thanks to a staggering 9,052 square feet.

 After a full day on the slopes, relax and unwind in the private outdoor hot tub while enjoying the breathtaking mountain views. A large, curved wrap-around deck in the back of the house provides the perfect vantage point for appreciating panoramic views of the mountains and valleys. Spending quality time together is easy in the great room with vaulted ceilings, walls of windows and sliding glass doors that open onto a covered dining Lanai with grill and cozy patio furnishings. The gourmet kitchen is every cook's delight with high-end appliances by WOLF and Asko. Guests can enjoy a meal together in the formal dining room or enjoy a bottle of wine in the lavish hearth room with its inviting fireplace. French Doors in the kitchen and living areas open onto the balcony, perfect for quietly contemplating the mountain views or star gazing. A comfortable pre-wired theatre room with a large projection screen and surround sound offers a relaxed space for movies and games.

 Sleeping arrangements include an elegant master suite featuring vaulted ceilings, a king-sized bed, private balcony and a flat-screen TV. The master suite also features a huge private bathroom with a jetted tub. Each room or suite is well-appointed and all offer a private bathroom and TV. Other bedrooms include three king bedrooms, double full room, and a bunk room with two full/twin bunks.
Bear Hollow Village is an enclave of townhomes and private homes just 1 mile to The Canyons and the Utah Olympic Park and 4 miles to downtown Park City. Units are spacious with full kitchens and gas fireplaces. Most lodging has a private hot tub.

 You'll want your own car here as there is no shuttle service. The Clubhouse provides a year-round outdoor hot tub and fitness room.
Bear Hollow Village is an enclave of townhomes and private homes just 1 mile to The Canyons and the Utah Olympic Park and 4 miles to downtown Park City. Units are spacious with full kitchens and gas fireplaces. Most lodging has a private hot tub.

 You'll want your own car here as there is no shuttle service. The Clubhouse provides a year-round outdoor hot tub and fitness room.
Bear Hollow Village is an enclave of townhomes and private homes just 1 mile to The Canyons and the Utah Olympic Park and 4 miles to downtown Park City. Units are spacious with full kitchens and gas fireplaces. Most lodging has a private hot tub.

 You'll want your own car here as there is no shuttle service. The Clubhouse provides a year-round outdoor hot tub and fitness room.
As one of the featured Corporate Mansions for the Sundance Film Festival, the Castle Pines Colony Retreat is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places you'll ever have the chance to stay in. This brand new 7 bedroom, 9 bath ski in, ski out home is located in a gated, secluded community, giving you the perfect place for a private vacation. The home provides direct slope access to skiing on all sides of the property, which means you'll be able to ski whenever you want. Comfortably sleeping up to 26 people, this luxury 7 bedroom-plus loft offers a staggering 10,000 square feet of space.

 Guests can enjoy soaking in the hot tub while taking in the uninterrupted vista from the patio, which has an outdoor dining table as well as a comfortable outdoor lounge seating area, and a grill. Spending quality time together is a breeze in the great room with vaulted ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows and glass doors that open onto a covered deck. Furnished with leather sofas in rich earth tones, the lounge area flows easily to the dining and into the fully-equipped gourmet kitchen. The well-equipped, high-end kitchen is constructed with beautiful antique timbers, high vaulted, beamed ceilings, wood cased picture windows—a design feature which is reminiscent of the traditional chalet style.

 Sleeping accommodations include a master king suite with a private bath and TV. The master suite is located away from the main level with a king bed and fireplace, and is spacious, warm and inviting. With its own private deck, this will be your retreat when you need to relax and unwind. The master bath has a steam shower, jetted tub and double sinks. Additional sleeping arrangements include a four king bedrooms (all with private baths and TVs), a bedroom featuring a king bed and a twin bunk bed (with a private bath and TV), a bunk room with three twin bunk beds plus the loft which offers two full/twin bunks.
Located slopeside at the Canyons Resort in Park City, the 5 bedroom, 8 bath Cloud Nine at The Colony is an idyllic mountain retreat that comfortably accommodates up to 18 people over its expansive 7,600 square feet. Featuring warm contemporary finishes and panoramic views of nearby Iron Mountain, this ski in, ski out home is arguably one of the best architectural examples of famed local architect Scott Jaffa. Graceful Nano doors and stunning floor-to-ceiling windows are just a few examples of the ambient touches that make Cloud Nine the perfect Canyons ski vacation getaway.

With convenience and logic in mind, the spacious mud room is easily accessed from the mountain slopes and features finished well-designed wooden cabinets, and a full bathroom with spa-style steam room to work those muscles as soon as you get off the slopes. Everyone will enjoy the plaza-level family room complete with a billiards table, large wet bar, stone fireplace and a flat-screen TV for a family movie or afternoon sporting event. The plaza level also has its own state-of-the-art theatre room with a large projection screen and impressive surround-sound capabilities. Designed perfectly for comfort and relaxing entertaining, the great room is anchored by handsome over-sized wood coffered beams, and a steel wet bar with wall of windows. Just off the great room guests can walk out onto the beautiful deck, which features breathtaking views of Canyons surrounding peaks. The large gourmet kitchen features a butler's pantry, separate dining/breakfast nook and a warm and cozy hearth room with a hand-stacked stone fireplace and a flat-screen TV. The family chef will enjoy the latest WOLF, Asko and SubZero appliances, while wine enthusiasts will appreciate the home's dramatic wine alcove with its handsome double-seeded glass doors, wooden wine racks and multiple temperature controls.

 Sleeping arrangements include a large master king suite, two bedrooms with king beds, as well as two bedrooms featuring two full/twin bunk beds. All bedrooms offer a private bathroom and a TV.
A magnificent residence in a private, gated community at Canyons Resort, Colony Mountain Estate has an unparalleled location and ski in, ski out access. Tucked away in a pristine forest setting, offering complete privacy, this newly constructed estate welcomes guests with a grand foyer leading to a spacious great room with breathtaking views, wood ceiling, cloth walls, custom stone fireplace and comfortable furnishings. Just down the hall is a gourmet kitchen, outfitted with Wolf, Sub Zero and Bosch appliances, walk-in pantry and breakfast bar at the center island. A dining area adjoining the kitchen offers extra seating for casual dining, while an adjoining dining room offers formal dining with plenty of room for the whole group.

Seven bedrooms, including two master suites, comfortably sleep up to 16 guests. Each guest room is spacious, lavishly appointed and offers a private en suite. Both masters have king beds and the additional guest suites offer queen and twin beds, including bunk beds and a loft in the kid's retreat room. For added luxury, there are radiant heat floors and Smart Home technology throughout, two laundry rooms, daily maid service available upon request.

Downstairs après activities abound in multiple game rooms, home gym and private screening room. Challenge friends to a game of pool or ping pong, add an extra workout, or curl up in the theater-style seats and watch a movie, all from the comforts of your own home. If you'd like to enjoy more of the fresh mountain air, head outside and relax in the hot tub or roast marshmallows by the fire pit.

Set slope side, ski in, ski out access is quick and easy via the Harmony run. A mud room with ski lockers and plenty of benches and cubbies houses all the equipment just off the heated patio. The garage has room for four cars and is heated as well. Genuine luxury throughout, every aspect of Colony Mountain Estate is designed for your utmost comfort, convenience and enjoyment.
Steeped in opulence, Deer Oaks is a Park City ski vacation home suited for up to 18 guests. This abode offers 6 bedrooms, 8 baths and seating for up to 22 diners. This luxury estate features a game room with an antique billiards table and poker table. There are multiple decks for outdoor lounging, as well as a private hot tub with mountain views.

Timeless style, tranquility and comfort combine at Deer Oaks. It even accommodates kids well, thanks to a large bunk room. Another highlight of this home is its large gourmet kitchen, which is equipped with professional appliances. There is an elegant formal dining room and a breakfast bar, in addition to the dining table adjacent to the kitchen. The great room and family room are equipped with comfortable furniture, flat-screen TV's and fireplaces.

Deer Oaks is convenient to dining, shopping, entertainment and recreation. Amenities include a three-car garage, Jacuzzi tub, steam shower and luxury bedding.
Located slopeside within the mountainside village of Canyons Resort, in the heart of Park City, Utah, Escala Lodge, is where convenience meets luxury for your next mountain getaway. This AAA Four Diamond resort, features deluxe guest rooms, one, two, three and four bedroom suites with full kitchens and spacious dining and living areas, most of which offer spectacular views of the Wasatch Mountain Range.
Located slopeside within the mountainside village of Canyons Resort, in the heart of Park City, Utah, Escala Lodge, is where convenience meets luxury for your next mountain getaway. This AAA Four Diamond resort, features deluxe guest rooms, one, two, three and four bedroom suites with full kitchens and spacious dining and living areas, most of which offer spectacular views of the Wasatch Mountain Range.
This three bedroom luxury villa sleeps up to nine people and is located in Fairway Springs at Canyons Resort. Its convenient location allows guests to ski or ride down to the gondola from the driveway in the morning and walk just a short distance home at the end of the day. The Waldorf Astoria and the Golden Door Spa are both walking distance away for guests who would like to grab drinks or dinner or schedule a day at the spa.

 The home itself features a large kitchen area, perfect for entertaining, along with an incorporated dining area with space for eight and a breakfast area with space for three. The living room features vaulted ceilings, a custom stone fireplace, a luxurious sofa and spectacular views of Park City.
An ideal Canyons ski vacation condo for groups and families, Fairway Springs 2 comfortably sleeps up to nine guests. This premium two-level getaway home features beautiful views of the Uintas, a private hot tub, multiple gas fireplaces and access to the exclusive Club Lespri, which offers a fitness facility, spa, swimming pools and more.

Furnished with plush furniture and a stone gas fireplace, the living room is a comfortable retreat. The kitchen is equipped with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, wood floors and a breakfast bar. Pendant lighting and windows fill the kitchen and adjacent dining area with light. Vaulted ceilings and hardwood floors run throughout the living area. Plus, there is a private deck.

Fairway Home has 3 bedrooms and 3 baths. Bedding includes a king bed, queen bed, bunk bed with a queen bed on the bottom and a twin bed on top and a queen sleeper sofa. Baths are appointed with slate floors, deep soaking tubs and walk-in showers.

Amenities at Fairway Home include Wi-Fi, a laundry room and a one-car garage.
The Fox Point at Redstone is six miles from Park City Mountain Resort and eight miles from Deer Valley. The Condominiums and Townhomes featured are all equipped with gourmet kitchens with granite countertops, fireplaces and patios. Room Amenities include: Cable/satellite TV/VCR, Separate sitting area and a Refrigerator.
These two-bedroom, two full bath condos are nested in the core of the Redstone shopping complex. Completed in 2004, these units are on steps from world-class boutique shopping, dining, and nightlife. It is only a short drive to The Canyons Ski Resort. Take in the views of the surround Wasatch Mountains. Fox Pointe units are equipped with modern amenities and their western charm will delight you and guests alike. Plus, booking this lodging will grant you access to Club Lespri which is Park City's private world-class Boutique Inn, Spa, and Fitness Center. In addition, there is a terrific restaurant Lespri's Prime Steak House.
As a focal point of Canyons Resort Village, the Grand Summit, AAA Four-Diamond resort, is an exceptional and convenient ski in, ski out facility. Just steps from the Orange Bubble Express and the vibrant Village, the Grand Summit Hotel puts its guests right in the middle of all of the action.

The Grand Summit's well-appointed rooms, slopeside access, amenities and services help create lasting memories. Guests can choose from guest rooms, spacious studios or one- or two-bedroom residences complete with full kitchens that feature stainless appliances and coffee makers. All accommodations include basic Wi-Fi access and cable TV with DVD capability and pay movies. Some residences include balconies and all offer breathtaking alpine views.
Hidden Creek offers 2 bedroom and 4 bedroom Canyons ski vacation condos tucked away in a quiet locale. Despite being removed from the buzz of the village, Hidden Creek offers convenient access to the heart of the village via the cabriolet chairlift or by the free citywide shuttle. In addition, there is plenty to enjoy onsite, thanks to a common seasonal swimming pool and a hot tub. Plus, select units feature a private hot tub.

Each condo has a fully equipped kitchen, a comfortably furnished living room and a dining table. Hidden Creek 4 bedroom condos sleep up to 10 guests, and the 2 bedroom condos sleep six to eight guests.

Amenities include Wi-Fi, multiple flat-screen TV's, washer and dryer and parking. Hidden Creek is two blocks from the free shuttle, which is a great option for getting around Canyons Resort Village. Plus, historic downtown Park City is just three miles away.
Located slopeside within the mountainside village of Canyons Resort, in the heart of Park City, Utah, Hyatt Escala Lodge, is where convenience meets luxury for your next mountain getaway. This AAA Four Diamond resort, features deluxe guest rooms, one, two, three and four bedroom suites with full kitchens and spacious dining and living areas, most of which offer spectacular views of the Wasatch Mountain Range.
Hop on the Frostwood Gondola and take advantage of everything that The Canyons Resort has to offer. These three-bedroom townhomes are spacious, luxurious, and well-appointed. Granite counter tops, gas fireplaces, and a private outdoor hot tub delight you and all your guests. If the hot tub does not rest your weary muscles, the Tempur-Pedic mattresses will help rest you for another day in the mountains.
These elegant and modern townhomes located at The Canyons Resort are terrific for your next vacation. Settled next to the Frostwood Gondola, these ski-in/ski-out townhomes offer impeccable views and easy access to the Resort Village. Residences range from two-bedroom and five-bedroom units. After an exhilarating day on the slopes, immerse yourself in your private hot tub. Complete with stone fire places, large decks, and quality finishes, these units will impress you and your guests while providing warmth and comfort.
Newpark is a premiere Canyons Resort ski vacation home offering comfortable sleeping arrangements for up to eight guests. Nestled in a new housing development five miles from downtown Park City, Park City Mountain Resort, Deer Valley Ski Resort and Canyons Resort, Newpark is an ideal ski vacation home for families. Within walking distance are a movie theater and bowling alley, as well as restaurants, grocery stores and shops.

One of the best features of Newpark is its private deck with hot tub overlooking open space. Accented with natural wood trim, the living room features a unique glass gas fireplace, flat-screen TV and comfortable furniture. The well-equipped kitchen features stainless steel appliances, slate floor and seating at the breakfast bar and adjacent dining table. Upstairs, the master bedroom features a king bed, balcony access and private bath. The guestroom has two twin beds and the loft has a twin bed with a trundle bed. The sofa in the living room unfolds to a queen bed.

Guests at Newpark receive complimentary access to the luxurious Club Lespri, including its fitness facility, spa and top-notch restaurants. Amenities at Newpark include free private shuttle, one-car garage and Wi-Fi.
Designed to suit two or three families comfortably, this extraordinary six bedroom home sits on five acres on a perched hill, providing sweeping views, and can sleep up to 18.

 A mountain lodge feel meets luxury with high end finishes, beautiful rock work, granite, travertine and other exquisite finishings throughout this expansive home. An idea escape for any large family or group, this home is perfect for entertaining and socializing with an open floor plan, large dining area, gourmet kitching, a game room, outdoor hot tub and so much more.
Beautifully decorated and spacious, this luxurious private home is located on the slopes of The Canyons Resort. Ski-in/ski-out from this seven-bedroom, 15,000 square foot sanctuary. One-hundred-fifty year-old reclaimed railroad trusses are the cornerstone of this home. Relax in the hot tub, theater room, or play a quick round of pool. This home has something for everyone.
Red Pine Condominiums has an excellent location close to the base of The Canyons Ski Resort. Park City Mountain Resort and Historic Main Street are located only ten minutes away. The property provides an inviting ambiance, a secluded feel, and features great in-room and on-site amenities. Red Pine has all of the amenities that are important to you - all at discount prices.
Red Pine Condominiums has an excellent location close to the base of The Canyons Ski Resort. Park City Mountain Resort and Historic Main Street are located only ten minutes away. The property provides an inviting ambiance, a secluded feel, and features great in-room and on-site amenities. Red Pine has all of the amenities that are important to you - all at discount prices.
Set in the heart of the village, Red Pine offers 3 bedroom and 4 bedroom Canyons ski vacation condos. The clubhouse at Red Pine offers an outdoor swimming pool, hot tub and sauna. Select units feature a private hot tub as well. Red Pine is within walking distance of the ski slopes, as well as restaurants and shops.

Red Pine condos are comfortably furnished and feature fully equipped kitchens, dining tables and sitting areas surrounding fireplaces and flat-screen TV's. Master bedrooms are furnished with king beds and have private baths. Guestrooms offer queen, bunk or twin beds.

Select units feature a deck and multiple levels. Amenities include free covered parking, Wi-Fi, in-unit washer and dryer and cable/satellite TV. Depending on the unit, Red Pine sleeps six to 11 guests.
This six-bedroom, luxury home is perfect for large families or multiple groups. Relax in the outdoor hot tub or take in the latest movie in the home theater with reclining stadium seating. The gourmet kitchen will impress the chef in your group. Hardwood floors and exposed beams round out the mountain experience.
A skier's luxury retreat, the Rendezvous residence has premier ski in, ski out access nestled slope side in Canyons Mountain Resort. Set mid-mountain, the home offers seclusion, stunning mountain views, and over 5,000 square-feet to give everyone their own space. On the main floor comfort awaits in the great room complete with wet bar, wood burning fireplace, designer furnishings and picture windows framing beautiful views. Following an open floor plan, the great room flows seamlessly into the gourmet kitchen with custom wood cabinetry, double ovens, granite counters and dual breakfast bars. A built-in breakfast nook offers additional seating and the adjoining dining room has formal seating for eight.

Five bedrooms feature two king masters, two queen guest suites, and bunk room with three twins. Each adjoining bath includes radiant heat floors to keep toes toasty warm and a private loft offers additional sleep space with two twin beds. Luxury continues downstairs in the second family room where you can lounge fireside while watching the flat screen TV and grab snacks from the wet bar. Outside you take in the views from the multiple decks, soak in the private hot tub or grill on the barbeque.

Located mid-mountain, the slopes are just out the front steps with convenient gondola access. Canyons Base Center is also just minutes away with a variety of dining and shopping options. The location is unbeatable and sure to make your experience unforgettable.
Set amidst the spectacular peaks of the Wasatch Mountains, you'll find the Silverado Lodge. A combination of rustic elegance and contemporary style define this tastefully designed property featuring fireplaces, vaulted ceilings and oversized decks to enjoy a drink on after a day on the mountain. Guests can choose from hotel rooms and studios to one- and two-bedroom suites with cozy fireplaces, expansive ceilings and decks offering incredible views. Rooms feature flat screen TVs, coffee makers, free WIFI, refrigerators and hair dryers while condominium suites include full kitchens, DVD players and access to laundry facilities. Enjoy all the amenities of home! It's also conveniently located just a short walk to the Red Pine Gondola, the Resort childcare center and the resort village and is also home to Canyon's newest treasure, the Bistro at Canyons; the first certified Kosher Restaurant at an US ski destination.
This chalet sits high on the mountain at Canyons Resort with floor-to-floor ceiling windows and stunning mountain views. Guests enjoy a game room with pool table and ping-pong table, private outdoor hot tub, dry sauna, heated 3-car garage and a ski prep room.
Just steps from the Red Pine Gondola, in the heart of Canyons Resort Village, the Sundial Lodge provides its guests with an exceptional and convenient ski-in/ski-out experience. It's located within easy walking distance of ski school registration, Ski Beach, Alpine House restaurant, the Resort childcare center as well as many resort shops.

 Guests can choose from an assortment of lodging configurations including hotel rooms, studios and one- and two-bedroom condominiums featuring balconies, gas fireplaces, flat panel televisions with DVD players, complimentary WIFI, jetted tubs and coffee makers. Additionally, all studios and condominiums feature full kitchens, spacious living and dining areas and a washer/dryer.
Sundial Lodge, from the intimate lobby to the roof top hot tub and outdoor heated pool, reflects the best in mountain lodge design. All rooms, from the studios to the family size, multi bedroom condominiums, are luxuriously appointed and furnished with a full kitchen, and washer & dryer. Most condominiums have fireplaces and balconies and all have at least one whirlpool bath and magical Rocky Mountain or village views. At Sundial Lodge, every detail of a memorable mountain vacation has been considered: All village and mountain activities are accessible on foot, Daycare for children, Ski lockers are conveniently located next to the lobby, all parking is underground, and the staff has been thoroughly trained to help you in any way they can 24-hours a day. At the Sundial Lodge you will also find the Alpine House restaurant for après ski fare and light dinners.
Combining classic ski lodge style with sleek sophistication, Sundial Lodge is a premium Park City ski vacation hotel. Situated at the base of Canyons Resort and a few strides from Red Pine Gondola, Sundial Lodge is a convenient and lavish getaway. Boutiques, restaurants, galleries and bars in Park City's historic Main Street and Canyons Village are a short complimentary shuttle ride away.

Offerings include studios, 1 bedroom suites and 2 bedroom suites, some of which have lofts and second baths. Suites feature a Jacuzzi tub, gas fireplace, full kitchen, sofa sleeper in the living area, dining area, washer and dryer, private balcony opening to mountain views. Hotel rooms offer a kitchenette and Jacuzzi tub. Amenities at Sundial Lodge include cable TV, Wi-Fi, fitness center, underground parking and ski valet.
Located in the village of Canyons Resort, the Sunrise Lodge by Hilton Grand Vacations Club is surrounded by the stunning Wasatch Mountain range and is conveniently right next to the Sunrise Lift. Units range in size from studios to spacious suites with up to four bedrooms, providing all of the comforts of home for your family or group.
These spacious townhomes are located near the Cabriolet surface lift, which connects to main base area, at The Canyons Resort. The rustic finishes include log exterior, mountain decor, and river rock gas fireplace. Two outdoor common area hot tubs provide a relaxing way to unwind after a day on the slopes. Walk 2 blocks to the free town shuttle stop.
One of the finest Vintage townhomes, this private residence features unparalleled ski in, ski out access and deluxe luxury amenities. Inspired by European designs, the villa is appointed with rich hard woods, brocades, velvets, faux painted walls and glazed-finished wide plank flooring throughout. The open floor plan begins on the main level with a great room including living, dining and kitchen areas. A gas fireplace keeps the living area warm and cozy, while floor to ceiling windows showcase beautiful views from the dining table with seats for six. The fully stocked kitchen has top-of-the-line appliances, breakfast bar and all the necessities for a crafting a delicious home-cooked meal.

Two guest rooms and a queen sleeper sofa offer sleep space for up to six guests. The master suite is luxuriously finished with a king bed, flat screen TV with surround sound, and en suite with dual vanities, soaker tub and separate shower. Equally lavish, the guest room offers a queen bed, flat screen TV, floor to ceiling windows and en suite bath.

Magnificent views overlook the Canyons Resort and a can be enjoyed through any of the windows, from outdoor patios, or the large private hot tub. Ski in, ski out access brings the trails right to your doorstep and the Flight of Canyons Gondola is just down the trail. Complimentary private concierges are also available to all guests and happy to help make your stay absolutely perfect.
Enjoy the pleasures and comfort of home as well as the excitement of shopping, dining and night life just steps outside your door when you stay at the Vintage on the Strand. Truly a ski-in/ski-out location, the Vintage on the Strand is a thoughtfully planned out accommodation that is designed by some of Utah's finest craftsman and features rustic European Alpine architecture that compliments its natural surroundings.

 All units feature a gas grill on a private patio, LCD TVs, a DVD player, stereo system, CD player, gas fireplace, access to a covered garage, steam shower, jetted bathtub, a fully-equipped kitchen with Wolfe appliances, specially made cabinets, granite countertops and more. Not to mention, magnificent views of the surrounding mountains and ski slopes.
Enjoy the pleasures and comfort of home as well as the excitement of shopping, dining and night life just steps outside your door when you stay at the Vintage on the Strand. Truly a ski-in/ski-out location, the Vintage on the Strand is a thoughtfully planned out accommodation that is designed by some of Utah's finest craftsman and features rustic European Alpine architecture that compliments its natural surroundings.

 All units feature a gas grill on a private patio, LCD TVs, a DVD player, stereo system, CD player, gas fireplace, access to a covered garage, steam shower, jetted bathtub, a fully-equipped kitchen with Wolfe appliances, specially made cabinets, granite countertops and more. Not to mention, magnificent views of the surrounding mountains and ski slopes.
The ski in, ski out Vintage on the Strand is not only convenient to Canyons slopes, but the property also makes it easy to access historic Main Street in Park City. Vintage on the Strand features well-appointed townhomes that meld mountain living, like weathered stone and rustic wood, with classic elegance.

 Guests at the Vintage on the Strand can choose from two- or four-bedroom units, all of which feature custom finish work, Wolfe appliances, specially made cabinets, granite countertops in the gourmet kitchen, with gas fireplaces and magnificent views of the valley and surrounding mountains and slopes.

 Amenities at Vintage on the Strand include an outdoor hot tub, a gas grill on a private patio, LCD TVs and DVD player, gas fireplace, covered garage, onsite washer/dryer, steam shower, jetted bathtub and Wi-Fi.
A mere 30 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport but seemingly a world away, the Waldorf Astoria Park City's location puts the best of the area within easy reach. Located in Canyons Resort, our guests enjoy easy access to Utah's largest ski and snowboard resort, championship golf and historic Old Town Park City. Offering beautiful 350-square-foot king junior suites, one- to three-bedroom suites, standard guestrooms and the signature Waldorf Historia suite, the Waldorf Historia Park City offers an unforgettable experience from the moment you walk in. This world-renowned hotel group provides all the signature Waldorf Historia services and amenities surrounded by the beautiful Wasatch Mountains. Providing a quiet exclusive experience, the Waldolf Historia sits on the outskirts of the Canyons base village. The hotel has its own gondola connecting guests to the main base village so there's no worrying about how you're getting around.
Situated in an ideal setting just minutes from Park City, this studio features a king sized bed, sleeper sofa and kitchenette and features the coziness of a traditional resort room.
Westgate offers 4 bedroom, 4 bath Park City ski vacation condos at the base of Canyons Resort, near Flight of the Canyons Gondola and Orange Bubble chairlift. In addition to great access to skiing, Westgate is surrounded by restaurants, shops, bars and more. Plus, Westgate Park City Resort and Spa has great amenities, including a spa, BBQ area, bar and an outdoor fire pit.

Westgate condos feature a fully equipped kitchen, a dining table and a vaulted-ceiling living room handsomely furnished with comfortable sofas, a flat-screen TV and a gas fireplace. Each condo has a private balcony equipped with a hot tub. King beds and fine linens furnish the bedrooms. Plus, there is a queen sofa sleeper in the living room. Each master bath features a Jacuzzi tub.

Westgate condos comfortably accommodates up to 10 guests. Amenities at Westgate include Wi-Fi, a washer and dryer and garage parking.
Westgate Resort & Spa offers the perfect winter destination for your next vacation, with ski-in/ski-out accommodations, a ski valet service and 146 ski runs ranging from beginner to professional. Villas ranging from studio to four bedrooms, feature full kitchens or kitchenette, whirlpool, fireplace and more amenities based on accommodations. This resort is located just 150 yards to the Canyons ski lift and five minutes to Park City. Prepare to be pampered when you stay at Westgate Park City Resort and Spa. In addition to the amenities listed this property offers balcony or patio, internet access (fees apply), dishwasher, room service, basketball and tennis court, game room, activities program, playground, marketplace and deli, ping pong tables, scenic waterfall and underground parking. All the amenities that you have come to expect from a ski destination that offers fun for everyone!
Featuring 11 fireplaces throughout 9,000-square-feet, Loghaven Home is a spacious yet cozy Canyons ski vacation home. It offers 5 bedrooms and 3.5 baths, providing ample room for up to 12 guests. Highlights of this log cabin home include a sauna, hot tub and large deck. Plus, Loghaven Home is a short drive from all the restaurants and shops on historic Main Street in Park City.

An open floor plan provides seamless flow between the living room, kitchen and dining area. The living area is finished with wood floors, chandeliers and log beams, as well as framed with timber walls and vaulted ceilings. The living room offers multiple sitting areas furnished with leather sofas and chairs. The kitchen offers a breakfast bar, plenty of storage space, topnotch appliances and granite countertops. The adjacent dining table seats several guests beside floor-to-ceiling windows.

Loghaven Home offers three king beds, two sets of twin bunk beds, a queen bed and a queen sleeper sofa. Multiple TV's are located throughout the home. Additional amenities include a washer and dryer, Wi-Fi and a two-car garage.