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... called Rathtrevor Beach Provincial Park.
When reaching Campbell River, I was really impressed as the town of around 30'000 is really beautiful.
My hotel is right on the Discovery Passage, which is the body of water between Vancouver Island and Quadra Island.
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Monday, September 19, 2011 · Topics: music, music-recordings, videos
From Antti Paalanen's new solo album Breathbox, released November 22, 2010. Music is composed by Paalanen and produced by Kimmo Pohjonen. Antti Paalanen is one of the leading musicians of modern Finnish folk music. Paalanen graduated as Master of Music from the Department of Folk Music of the Sibelius Academy in 2006. Paalanen plays the […] · Watch video →
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From Krista Tippett on Being: He is a genius of improvisation; a genre-bending vocal magician and conductor. And he sings the territory between music, mystery, and spirit. Who better to contemplate the human voice — its delights, its revelations, and its mystery — than Bobby McFerrin? · Watch video →
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From TED: Cellist Maya Beiser plays a gorgeous eight-part modern etude with seven copies of herself, and segues into a meditative music/video hybrid — using tech to create endless possibilities for transformative sound. Music is Steve Reich's "Cello Counterpoint," with video from Bill Morrison, then David Lang's "World to Come," with video by Irit Batsry. · Watch video →
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Tuesday, June 7, 2011 · Topics: football, music, org-culture, team-building, teams-high-impact
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makes historical sound recordings available to the public free of charge. The Jukebox includes recordings from the extraordinary collections of the Library of Congress Packard Campus for Audio Visual Conservation and other contributing libraries and archives. · Go to National Jukebox at the Library of Congress →
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"If only I could bubble-wrap my child!" It's a nice thought, especially for parents of toddlers who bump and run all day long, or for those with older daredevils on their hands. And how about our shy guys and girls, the ones we as parents just want to wrap up in protective hugs, to reassure often? Deep down we all know that the only way our kids will grow into their own is by exploring the world, but that doesn't mean doing so is always easy. How - and when, and how much - should we let go?
"If you are brave enough to know your children for who they are as individuals, then you'll know what situations you can trust them with and which situations you should be a little more careful entrusting them with," advises Sue Lee, principal of CCB School of Douglaston in Queens. "Letting your loved ones go is probably one of the hardest things in the world to accomplish," she adds.
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"There is no simple rule regarding what is 'overprotective.' There are always nuances and particulars. As parents, we can't keep our children away from every negative outcome. The better question to ask is, 'Does my child have the skills and resilience to bounce back from the potential failure or dangers?' That is, can he or she cope, face the challenge? The second part to my advice would be to use your network of fellow parents. The folks your child has playdates with know your child, know what they would allow their own child to do, and know you and your tolerance for worry. Work that network of people who understand the nuances of these sometimes difficult decisions."
-Jonathan Shevin , director, Early Childcare Center, Central Queens YM&YWHA, Forest Hills
"The first thing to realize is that most parents usually are overprotective of their children-so if you're one of them, you are not alone. The next key step would be to know your children, be it good or bad, but to really know them for who they are and not who you want them to be. If you are brave enough to know them for who they are, then you know what situations you can trust them with and which situations you should be a little more careful entrusting them with.
Once a parent realizes that holding on to their beloved children as their 'princesses' or their 'kiddos' is actually hurting them, then it should make the process a bit easier. For sure, it will take time and a lot of introspection.
And as the saying goes, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. It is in our nature to believe that our fears should be the fears of our children, as well. This, I believe, is somewhat true. However, if we instill within them these fears, such as being fearful of a dog because it is a fear of mine, then you are enabling your fears on them, negatively shaping them without giving them a chance."
-Sue Lee, principal, CCB School of Douglaston
"If you are too involved in your child's day-to-day life, then you are overprotective. Give your kids the chance to express themselves."
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"You might be overprotective of your child if you do not involve them in decision-making processes, or if you do not allow them to fail. Allowing children (based on their age) to confront the consequences of their choices will enable them to make informed decisions and allow you as a parent to stay involved in your child's life."
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"It is natural for us to protect our children, and in doing so we are reluctant to let them go out on their own and make their own decisions. It is important to talk to your children all the time. Instill good values and teach them how to make choices from an early age. Sometimes their choices will not be the right ones. At that time they need to feel the consequence of their choice in order for them to learn from it. Life is full of lessons, and in order to grow into responsible adults, children need to understand that the choices they make affect them. Communication is the key to teaching all of life's valuable lessons to our children."
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U Mobile Sdn Bhd is a Malaysia mobile telecommunicaions service provider and was founded in 1998 as MiTV Networks Sdn Bhd. U Mobile is a wholly owned subsidiary of U Television Sdn Bhd, which was formerly known as U Telecom Media Holdings Sdn Bhd and MiTV Corporation Sdn Bhd.
The company utilises the 018 and 010 prefix allocated to the organisation by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC).[1]
In addition to offering mobile telephony and mobile data, U Mobile offers a mobile TV service, Mobile LiveTV, that utilises Digital Video Broadcast – Handheld (DVB-H) technology.[2] U Mobile targets to commence its mobile service and Mobile LiveTV user trial before the end of 2007.[3]
In April 2007, U Television Sdn Bhd signed the country's first nationwide domestic roaming memorandum of understanding, which led to an agreement with the mobile network operator Celcom (M) Bhd allowing U Mobile's customers nationwide coverage while U Mobile rolled out its own high-speed mobile 3G service nationwide.[4] The agreement was completed in June 2007.
In December 2007, the 3G communications operators KT Freetel and NTT DoCoMo jointly invested USD$200million (est. RM669 million) for a total of 33% stake in U Mobile.
In March 2008, U Mobile launched its first publicly available product called "Surf with U", a data-only plan for mobile users provided using U Mobile's HSDPA-driven mobile network. The following month, it rolled out its first mobile service, the postpaid U38 plan.[5] In July, U Mobile launched two new postpaid services, U68 and U98, and the 018 Prepaid service.
In 2009 KT Freetel, one of U Mobile's foreign investors, sold its 16.5% stake (62.6 million shares) to U Mobile's major shareholder.[6]
In November 2012, activated it's RAN Sharing with Maxis and transitioned it's 2G network provider from Celcom to Maxis
In 17 December 2013, U Mobile launched it's LTE network on the 2600 MHz band that covers Kuala Lumpur.
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Just last week, in exchange for government assistance to General Motors, President Obama demanded – and received – the resignation of GM Chairman Rick Wagoner. Now, his Treasury Secretary is claiming the prerogative to oust bank executives. The idea? That receipt of taxpayer bailout money should be conditioned on a show of "accountability" on someone's part.
The problem, of course, is that in President Obama's world, accountability is only for the private sector. Governmental (or quasi-governmental) entities and those who work for them (and therefore, by extension, directly for the taxpayers) seem exempt from the standards imposed on those in private enterprise.
Look at Obama's own budget. According to Michael Boskin, a Stanford economics professor who chaired the Council of Economic Advisors under President George H.W. Bush, just the additional government spending Obama seeks will add $6.5 trillion to the deficit, compared to a baseline budget containing none of his new programs. That comes out to a tax bill of $163,000 over the next ten years for every family paying income taxes. So even as President Obama forces the removal of GM's chairman for effectively bankrupting his company, he's proposing to bankrupt the country on an unprecedented scale.
But the hypocrisy doesn't stop there. The President vociferously denounced the $165 million in bonuses distributed by AIG, a recipient of government bailout money. So far, however, he's been suspiciously silent about the news that quasi-governmental mortgage giants Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae are slated to hand out $210 million in bonuses this year. This, notwithstanding their combined loss of over $100 billion last year, and Fannie's request for $15 billion of taxpayer bailout money.
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SALT LAKE CITY — Utah lawmakers joined state forestry and law enforcement officials Thursday to tout a pair of bills designed to help prevent and fight wildfires.
"When fires are started on federal lands, these fires affect all state lands, affect safety, affect people, affect the budget and affect the air quality of our state," Sen. Margaret Dayton, R-Orem, said during a news conference Thursday at the Capitol. "The fire season is not a distant memory, and we are dealing with budget issues still now that are a result of what happened."
Dayton is sponsoring SB62, which would authorize the governor to use "all water sources as necessary for fire suppression," and SB120, which would allow the state forester "to restrict or prohibit target shooting in areas where hazardous conditions exist."
State Forester Dick Buehler said last summer was a "rather intense fire season" in Utah. There were more than 1,500 wildfires in 2012 that cost $50 million to suppress, with $16 million coming from state funds.
Roughly half of those fires were human-caused, Buehler said, including 33 that were caused by target shooting. Buehler also noted the lives lost in fire-related accidents in 2012, including two pilots killed fighting fires in southwestern Utah.
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A 15-year-old boy was flown to Wesley Medical Center in Wichita on Saturday after being shot in the right eye with an arrow, Sheriff Brian Bellendir reports.
Students at Park Elementary school Friday voted for their favorite among 11 menu proposals as offered by Eric Dowson's sixth grade class. For the past three weeks, the class has been studying the progressive era of the late 1890s to the early 1920s in American History. The period was marked by an increase in social activism, with sweeping changes brought forth such as the women suffrage movement and prohibition to name a few.
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Sunflower Rod & Custom Association is celebrating the 60th anniversary of drag racing at the old B-29 bomber runway west of Great Bend, and in a big way. Kansas Speedweek got under way Saturday with the first-ever West Central Super Quick Series.
WILSON – Volunteers working on behalf of Bushton, joined others in the state to accept community development awards at the Kansas PRIDE Program's 2013 Day of PRIDE.
First United Methodist Church of Great Bend will host Early Responder training Saturday, April 27 in the church basement. Early Response Teams help remove debris and make temporary repairs, reduce future damage and help to make buildings safe and reduce health hazards, observe and report victims needs and begin a caring ministry of listeners that help victims begin to heal.
Rev the engines, the 25th-annual Mid-America Mopars Car Show is set for Sunday, May 5, at Brit Spaugh Park, come rain or shine.
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It's time to mark calendars for May 31-June 2 to take part in the second-annual K-96 June Jaunt. This 176-mile long event, held the first weekend of June, stretches from Ellinwood to Tribune, featuring arts, antiques, crafts, cuisine, music and so much more. Non-stop, the trip would take about three hours and 40 minutes, but organizers are hoping folks will take a lot longer, and see what they have to offer in arts, history and commerce.
Kansas Speedweek has arrived. The much anticipated nine-day event will shine the spotlight on Great Bend as the Sunflower Rod and Custom Association celebrates it's 60th anniversary with a whole slate of activities that will draw visitors from across Kansas and out of state to the city.
WASHINGTON D.C. - Wednesday night, Congressman Tim Huelskamp (R-Kansas) was Ambassador Kenichiro Sasae's guest at the residence of the Ambassador of Japan. Japan recently raised the age cap on its beef imports from 20 months of age to 30 months. The U.S. Meat Export Federation projects this change will increase U.S. beef exports to Japan by 45% in 2013.
Colton Delgado started buying horses and breaking them at 15 years old. That same year, he entered his first rodeo event in Salina, and by age 16, he travelled to Salina for his first bareback event. He came in first at a Park City rodeo in 2010, but he feels he started to "finally get decent" last year, winning a buckle for qualifying for Nationals, another for winning at State, and another for winning at another rodeo event. In just three years, he's in the running to be the 2013 state champion bareback rider according to Kansas High School ...
April is a month filled with violent history, both in the past and present day. By 1886, Great Bend's lawless days were over. Violence, however, still erupted from time to time. This week, the Tribune presents an essay by local historian Karen Neuforth recounting two such incidents for Out of the Morgue.
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It is spring and time for spring cleaning. For some Barton County residents, that means digging in dark basement or garage corners and finding cans and bottles of old household chemicals.
Barton County voters can now apply for advanced ballots for the April 7 city/school/hospital general election, said Donna Zimmerman, Barton county clerk and election officer.
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An internet video depicting two Great Bend High School students fighting in the lunch room has been featured on several websites over the weekend, prompting readers to contact the Great Bend Tribune with questions concerning the safety of students at the school.
After months of practice and improving technique, dance competition season has arrived. Members of Euphoria Dance Center's competition team attended Bravo Regional Dance Competition at Maize High School Feb. 28 through March 1. Members with less than two years competition experience or less than two hours of weekly studio time competed in the "overture" class. Many of these students fall into the under 14-years-old categories, though there are some late comers who have shown a great deal of dedication to their art and are ready for competition. The dances included solos, trios, and small group numbers.
The Kansas Department of Transportation informed Barton County Engineer Clark Rusco that the bid letting for the Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Area scenic overlook tower will be in August.
Two drug raids at two locations Monday resulted in four arrests on methamphetamine-related charges, the Great Bend Police Department announced Tuesday morning.
With the warm, dry weather the region has experienced over the past few days, area fire departments are already experiencing an increase in grass burning incidents – some of which have threatened to get out of control, Great Bend Fire Chief Mike Napolitano said.
Great Bend Mayor Mike Allison Monday night named a selection committee for the long-vacant position of director of public lands. The committee will interview applicants for the job and make a recommendation to the full City Council.
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Margaretville — Through-out the run of Shakespeare's "The Tempest," The Open Eye Theater and Summerfields Restaurant are offering something new to local theatergoers: a dinner and theater special.
Roxbury — The Roxbury Arts Group (RAG) and the Catskill Artisans Guild continue their collaboration in a series of workshops scheduled at RAG this fall.
Roxbury — The upcoming holiday weekend brings with it three opportunities to tour Woodchuck Lodge, the farmhouse where naturalist John Burroughs spent summers from 1910 to 1920.
Gene Cronk and his son, Eugene, participated in the tractor pull at the Delaware County Fair. Eugene placed fourth in the 10,500 class. Gene placed third in the 14,500 class and fifth in the jumbo class.
The highlight of the day was when Eugene was presented with the sportsmanship trophy.
Halcottsville — Carolyn Summers will be talking about and signing copies of her new book, Designing Gardens with Flora of the American East at Quarltere's Garden and Marketplace on September 11, hosted by the Catskill Community Garden Club.
Halcottsville —The textile team of Jeremy and Claire Herz will demonstrate fusible quilting techniques from 10 a.m.-noon on Saturday, Sept. 4 as the final event of the "Catskill Arts & Air" festival series at the Pakatakan Farmers' Market on Route 30, Halcottsville. Events are free.
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An elderly Phoenicia couple was killed Thursday on Route 28 in Boiceville when their car was hit from behind by a tractor and trailer driven by a New Kingston man.
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Roxbury's new station flicked the switch to "broadcast" last Friday, and operators of the nonprofit endeavor promise to serve and reflect the diverse interests in the region.
Street Fair Finery Courtney Spaulding assisted the Catskill Mountain Christian Center with its tradition of providing assorted paper hats at the Margaretville Street Fair on Saturday. More photos from the Street Fair are in the Image Gallery. — Photo by Dick Sanford
Joyce St. GeorgeMargaretville — The Margaretville Hospital and Mountainside Residential Care Center Board of Directors has selected Joyce St. George of New Kingston to receive the Keene A. Roadman Hospital Citizenship Award. The award will be presented on October 16 at the Harvest Moon Ball which is sponsored by the Auxiliary of Margaretville Hospital and Mountainside Residential Care Center.
Ms. St. George has served as a member of the Margaretville Hospital Board and Mountainside Residential Care Center, and held the position of board chair from 2005-2007.
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the case is like my chieftec but with a diferent front, it is great and spacious and resistent but it is in steel and is fu**ing heavy, it could use a change to ALU, my case has front usbs firewire and audio connections, i love my case and i dont mind the weight because i am stong enough to carry it and most of the time on my desk. the only thing i need is a TFT so i dont have to haul my big fat CRT to lans.
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The bit that gets to me is the case, yes they look good.... but maybe time to move onto something alloy.
The system is hermmmmm
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NIKE TW 13 Golf Shoe Closeouts 37 37
Great comfort and traction Great shoe out of the box. Ordered the black 1/2 size larger than normal and the fit was perfect. Liked them so much that I order another pair in white. The white fits more true to size. Weird to say the least. June 25, 2014
Great Shoe Very comfortable and for the right price in my opinion the best pair of Nike assembled since the Air Max. These golf shoes are a great buy. May 24, 2014
Excellent Shoe I had my eye on this shoe for a while an I purchased it when the price came down. I've walked several rounds in them and they are great. The 10.5's are true to size. Nike has changed the type of spike they use. All their shoes used to use the QLok, now this shoe uses the TriLock. I don't know why, but now I need to keep two kinds of spikes on hand. The traction on this shoe is good and there is no spike in the very front to interfere with your swing or get lost. March 10, 2014
Fantastic Golf Shoes I'm glad that I got them 1/2 size larger. Very comfortable and supporting. These are the best golf shoes that I have ever worn..... November 5, 2013


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|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|2 nights
This cabin, built in 2012, has it all…beautiful views, lakefront, boat slip and close to town. We are very proud of our lake place and we want to keep it in great condition for all of our guests. Please, note that there is a maximum occupancy of 8 guests. This includes adults and children. If you have more than 8 guests, we cannot accommodate you. We classify the style as mountain lodge with a modern touch providing a wonderful retreat from everyday life. The cabin is the top unit of a two unit building. It boasts amazing views from the two story windows and large covered back deck. Guests are only a very short walk from the lake and dock providing swimming, fishing and boating adventures. This is one of very few rentals on Greer's Ferry Lake that has boat slips available for renters. The location is great because it is next to the Edgemont Bridge which is only a mile from the town of Greer's Ferry, 10 miles from Fairfield Bay and right on the best lake in the country.
Greer's Ferry Lake is a favorite water playground nestled in the foothills of the Ozarks in north central Arkansas. This 40,000-acre masterpiece pleases water enthusiasts of all types. The lake is surrounded by an abundance of rock outcropping, trees, and wildlife making it a leading tourist destination. Greer's Ferry Lake is noted for its pristine shoreline and deep crystal clear waters that provide a wonderful opportunity for enjoying nature at its finest. The lake has deep clean water for boating, water skiing, and scuba diving. There are vast stretches of water for sailing and other water sports. All of this is mere steps away from the cabin.
You can launch your boat less than a mile away at Devil's Fork boat launch. If you wish to rent a boat or Jet Ski, Lacey's Narrows Marina is only three miles away. Once you have your boat in the water, you will enjoy having it docked in a slip just a short walk away from the cabin. The dock also provides a nice swimming area with a ladder allowing easy access in and out of the lake for guests.
The Cabin has two bedrooms downstairs and a large loft bedroom upstairs. Bedroom one has a Tempur-Pedic king bed with private bathroom including a tub/shower unit. Bedroom two has a queen bed and adjoins the hall bathroom including a tub/shower unit. Bedroom two also has a crib. Guests are provided with towels and wash cloths for your convenience. The upstairs loft bedroom has one king bed and two twin beds. Each bed was carefully chosen to ensure comfort for our guests. Beds feature 600tc sheets for a restful night's sleep. The laundry is off the hall on the first floor and includes a full size washer and dryer. The two story living room has a couch, love seat and recliner with a large flat screen TV mounted to the two story gas fireplace. The kitchen has granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances. The kitchen has a peninsula bar that is 11 foot long and great for buffet style serving. The peninsula bar has seating for 5 in addition to the dining table that seats 4. In the kitchen, renters are provided with fiesta dinnerware, pots/pans, silverware, glasses, etc to allow guests to prepare meals in home. The entrance to this unit is up one half of a flight of stairs, so it is not easily accessible by wheelchair. Please, note that pets are not allowed. We know this won't work for everyone, but we cannot allow you to bring pets with you. Gas Grill and Internet added May 2013
Local Restaurants include:
Janssen's Lakefront 1 mile Best Desserts in the world!!!
Sonic Drive-in 1 mile
Subway 2 miles
JR's Hickory House 2 miles Good BBQ better Chicken Strips!
Bentley's 2 miles
Large Mouth Pizza 2 miles Try the chicken wings!
Little Red Restaurant 9 miles Trendy Restaurant on the rise
Play a round of Golf:
Indian Hills 7 miles
Mountain Ranch 9 miles
Tannenbaum 16miles
We live in a nearby town and have been going to Greer's Ferry Lake for years. My parents have had a small house around the corner from this location and we have always had our eye on this property because it has the best views and access to the water. We always hoped it would become available and when it did we went for it. We wanted to build something worthy for this beautiful spot, and we hope we have done it justice with our cabin. We are excited to share our favorite spot with your family.
Jason Taylor purchased this cabin in 2012
Location! It is close to town with beautiful views and lake access.
This is one of the only rentals on the lake that gives you access to a dock. We have optional boat slip rentals if you have a boat, and the dock makes for a great spot to swim as it is equipped with a ladder.
We had a wonderful time. You have a beautiful home and we appreciate the opportunity to stay there. The view of the lake was just gorgeous and we had such wonderful weather. We truly enjoyed ourselves.
Our family enjoyed the holidays in this wonderful cabin so much last year that we returned this year. This beautifully decorated cabin is so spacious, comfortable, and well equipped that our family of 6 adults had another great time. The setting and views are gorgeous inside and out. Owners are great! Highly recommend!
This home is new, beautifully decorated, comfortable and convenient to the lake and surrounding area. The granite bar in the living area is amazing, with ample room to prepare and serve meals. Everything was clean and conveniently located. Jason was so nice to help us with our last minute rental, even though it was on Saturday. I highly recommend this for a quiet, comfortable stay on Greers Ferry Lake.
This lake house is everything you could ask for and more! So roomy and comfortable! Great view of the lake and the covered boat slip was a huge plus! Looking forward to when we can return for another stay!
The cabin was well equipped for extended stays. It still had that new car smell and loved the view. It was way more room than we needed for just two but it was such a treat to have a cup of coffee on the deck with that view. Owner was very accommodating and am looking forward to a future stay.
The cabin is outstanding with a great view of the spectacular lake. We found tons of things to do in the area including the Blanchard Springs Caverns, Ozark Folk Life Center and kayak fishing.
My family and I stayed here over the weekend and absolutely loved it. The boat dock was so close and convenient and the house was gorgeous. Jason was super easy to work with--We'll definitely be back.
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
|Monthly *
Memorial Day Weekend 2015
May 22 2015 - May 24 2015
3 night minimum stay
Flat fee
Summer Season
May 22 2015 - Sep 30 2015
2 night minimum stay
4th of July 2015
Jul 2 2015 - Jul 4 2015
3 night minimum stay
Flat fee
Labor Day Weekend 2015
Sep 4 2015 - Sep 6 2015
3 night minimum stay
Flat fee
Memorial Day Weekend 2016
May 27 2016 - May 29 2016
3 night minimum stay
Flat fee
4th of July 2016
Jul 1 2016 - Jul 3 2016
3 night minimum stay
Flat fee
Labor Day Weekend 2016
Sep 2 2016 - Sep 4 2016
3 night minimum stay
Flat fee
My Standard Rate
2 night minimum stay
|Cleaning fee
|$50 + Tax
|Refundable damage deposit
|Tax Rate
|Weekly discount is not available for Saturday to Saturday bookings.
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.


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"The coach has produced some pretty good sprinters, so it seemed like a pretty good opportunity to me," he said before departing earlier this month to enroll at the school, where he will be studying business administration.
Best is a member of The Speed Academy, based out of Pickering, that is starting to churn out athletes who are moving on to the next level. The head coach of that group, former Olympic medallist Tony Sharpe, described Best as someone with a lot of natural talent who is a leader among the club members with his work ethic.
Sharpe added that Best is the kind of athlete that epitomizes what the club is all about.
"We are focused on leveraging their athletic ability to get them a higher education."
Best began to consider his university options entering his Grade 12 year at J. Clarke Richardson. At the time he was undecided about what path to take, debating on whether to stay local or pursue a scholarship to the United States.
"Coming into my Grade 12 season I was trying to make up my mind if I wanted to go to a Canadian or U.S. school, and what would work out better for me. I just thought with the scholarship money, there would be no debt," he said.
He worked hard over the summer and returned to J. Clarke for an extra semester in the fall. Turns out the extra time served him well. As he continued to build on his impressive resume, which includes representing Canada at the World Youth Athletics Championships in France, the offer from Lincoln materialized.
A sprinter, Best expects to compete in the 100m and 200m as his primary events, with a chance to also run for the 4x400m relay team.
While he will be a long way from home, there will be a familiar face at the school and on the track team. Best's teammate from The Speed Academy, Shaquan Williams, a middle distance runner, also enrolled on a scholarship this month.
"Just seeing someone I'm comfortable around," will be a benefit, said Best. "I see him every day at practice. I can check with him with stuff like academics, practices. It works out better that way."
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For just under one penny, you can't even afford the bandwidth to distribute the content. That being said, yes I suspect that
I think he was using Verizon Math [blogspot.com] and really meant $.99 or 99 cents.
Ha ha! Good one!
Seems to me that in the late 90's/early 00's we heard 'If the RIAA would just sell us one song for $0.99, instead of making us buy a whole album, it would eliminate 99% of piracy.' Then iTunes came along and sold songs for $0.99, and the pirates said "but it has DRM! If they would just eliminate the DRM it would stop 99% of piracy!' Then iTunes and other services removed the DRM, and now of course music piracy has been wiped out, right?
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