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There is no simple way to describe the wealth of opportunity that Asia travel offers the adventure seeker. Markets and bazaars, souks and stupas, ancient ruins constructed by grand civilizations long gone, modern cities and villages where life goes on much as it has for centuries. From the hustle and bustle of Bangkok, Delhi, Beijing, Amman and Kathmandu to the overwhelming immensity of the Himalayas, an Asia tour provides the traveller with as much to marvel at as Marco Polo and the explorers of old. Whether you're looking to cross Mongolia, follow the Silk Road to China, trek to Everest base camp, explore Tibet, visit Vietnam or island hop in southern Thailand, Asia is waiting to entrance you.
Volunteer China - Pandas (ACZJ)
This unique itinerary introduces the highlights of the Middle Kingdom — from the historic gems of modern Beijing to the ancient walls of Xi'an and cosmopolitan glitter of contemporary Shanghai while allowing you to give back to the community at the same time. From the palaces and temples of Beijing venture to the countryside to experience the grandeur of the Great Wall and work with intellectually challenged youth at a unique organic farm centre designed to offer employment opportunities and training to intellectually challenged people. In Xi'an witness the world-famous Terracotta Warriors, in Chengdu indulge in the culinary spice that is Sichuan cuisine and volunteer at the largest panda reserve in the world to help ensure these distinctly Chinese icons are around for future generations to admire.
Highlights: Volunteering at a rural organic farm and working with the local community, coming face-to-face with pandas at the Bifengxia Panda Center, exploring the bustling markets and streets of China's biggest cities, hiking along the Great Wall, standing in the middle of Tiananmen Square and meeting the Terracotta Warriors
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Explore Cambodia & Laos—Volunteer (ATPC)
Spend time volunteering with one of our projects in Laos and Cambodia and you'll take away so much more than souvenirs or photographs—you'll engage the local community with building and education initiatives. And you'll still have the opportunity to explore incredible ruins at Angkor Wat and experience French influences in riverside cafés. Whether you're marvelling at stunning scenery, Buddhist monasteries or the face of a smiling child, this journey will allow you to dig deep into the people and culture of South East Asia.
Highlights: Volunteering with New Hope Cambodia in Siem Reap, meeting workers of a local NGO in Luang Prabang, marvelling at the magnificent temples of Angkor Wat, enjoying a local homestay, relaxing in the riverside town of Vang Vieng.
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Medlen, Johnson lead Braves past Mets, 5-3
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— Chris Johnson homered for the first time in more than a month, Kris Medlen overcame a defensive blunder and the Atlanta Braves bounced back from a doubleheader sweep, beating the New York Mets 5-3 Wednesday night. Johnson hit a three-run homer in the fourth, his first time going deep since May 13. Jordan Schafer put the Braves ahead to stay with some gutsy baserunning in the fifth, scoring on a wild pitch that didn't even roll off the dirt around home plate. Medlen (4-7) pitched seven-plus innings for his third win in four starts this month, even though he cost himself two unearned runs with an errant throw. Shawn Marcum (0-9) took another loss, becoming just the third pitcher in Mets history to start a season dropping nine straight decisions. The Braves scored first with two outs in the fourth. B.J. Upton and Dan Uggla hit back-to-back singles, and then Marcum left a 2-0 pitch over the plate to Johnson. He drove it into the left-field seats, slapping hands emphatically with first-base coach Terry Pendleton on his way around the bases. But Medlen gave the runs right back in the fifth. Marlon Byrd led off with a single and Lucas Duda was plunked, putting two runners aboard. Medlen got just what he wanted from John Buck — a one-hopper back to the mound. But instead of going to second base for what likely would have been a routine double play, Medlen inexplicably threw to third looking to get a force on the lead runner. Johnson, obviously caught off guard, was late arriving at the bag and the throw was low anyway, skidding into foul territory while both Byrd and Duda came around to score. Kirk Nieuwenhuis followed with a bloop single just inside the right-field line to bring home the tying run. The Braves quickly reclaimed the lead in the bottom half of the inning. Schafer led off with a double and advanced on Andrelton Simmons' sacrifice before Freddie Freeman walked. It looked as if Marcum might escape the jam when he struck out Justin Upton. But a pitch to Brian McCann bounced off Buck's chest protector, rolling off to the catcher's right. Schafer was nearly halfway down the line already — the Mets shifted their defense against McCann, leaving only third baseman David Wright on the left side of the infield — and the runner broke for home as soon as he saw the ball get away. Even though it rolled only to the edge of the grass and Buck made a quick flip to Marcum covering home, Schafer slid headfirst under the tag. B.J. Upton followed with an RBI double that gave the Braves a two-run cushion, finishing off Marcum. He surrendered six hits and walked four in 4 2-3 innings. Medlen pitched into the eighth, coming out after giving up a bloop single to pinch hitter Josh Satin leading off the inning. Luis Avilan got Mets newcomer Eric Young Jr. to hit into a double play, and Craig Kimbrel struck out two in a perfect ninth for his 20th save in 23 chances. Medlen gave up six hits and one earned run, struck out seven, and didn't walk anyone. Marcum's start is the worst for a Mets pitcher since Anthony Young lost his first 13 decisions in 1993 on the way to a 1-16 record. The only other pitcher in New York history to begin a season with as many as nine consecutive losses was Bob Miller, who started 0-12 in 1962 before winning his final decision with the woeful expansion Mets.
Young started in center field and led off for the Mets, less than 24 hours after being acquired from the Colorado Rockies. He singled on the second pitch of the game and finished 1 for 4. ... B.J. Upton had two hits and a walk. ... The Mets placed RHP Scott Atchison back on the disabled list after he injured his right groin while warming up for an appearance Tuesday night. He had just come off the DL for an ailing elbow, but didn't even make an actual pitch before getting hurt again.
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Darrel "Sonny" Clayton was known in the community for his profession as a clown. Clayton had hundreds of hats which were on display at his memorial service. Photo by Courtney Davies
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Darrel "Sonny" Clayton was known in the community for his profession as a clown. Clayton had hundreds of hats which were on display at his memorial service. Photo by Courtney Davies
Sonny Clayton never met a hat he didn't like or a stranger he couldn't make a friend. A self-proclaimed clown, the Anniston native always had a balloon animal for a crying child or a big smile and helping hand for anyone in trouble. He was a kind of local celebrity and though people might not have known his name, his wacky hats and friendly attitude were unforgettable. Clayton died early Tuesday morning at his sister's home in Anniston. He was 60. A memorial service for Clayton was held Wednesday at Church on the Rock in Anniston. For decades, Clayton entertained children in full clown makeup at birthday parties, church events and parades. Only poor health forced him to give up his full clowning activities about three years ago, said Diane Tant, Clayton's sister. But even when he was not in clown costume or even at a special event, he would routinely go out of his way to brighten a child's day, Tant said. "He'd keep a bag of balloons in his vest pocket," Tant said. "If he'd see a child in Wal-Mart who was upset, he'd make a balloon for them." Clayton had vast balloon-making skills, able to create swords, poodles and even flowers. "He used to come down to our children's church and make balloon animals when we did fundraisers to bring people in," said Darlene Wood, secretary for Church on the Rock. "He knew all the children's names and they weren't afraid to approach him ... he didn't look like a grown up." Even when not in clown costume, Clayton looked amusing, which was just the way he liked it. Tant said the colorful hats Clayton wore were just another way for him to brighten people's lives. "He was always trying to make someone happy," Tant said. "He would say, 'if I can just make one person laugh a day, that's my goal.'" He almost never failed to wear a large, gaudy hat in public. Almost a hundred of the hats were displayed on four large tables at his memorial service. Hats of every shape and size were there, some that resembled large hot dogs and chickens to others that were patriotic red, white and blue. Beyond the hats, Clayton for years would go to local hospitals around Christmas to deliver candy canes to the medical staff there. "He thought all the doctors at the hospital did not get enough recognition," Tant said. Dr. Michael Kline, a urologist in Anniston who had known Clayton for 10 years, said Clayton never failed to be friendly. "He always had a smile on his face," Kline said. "And even though he might have had different types of medical problems, he never let it get him down." Curtis Kirk of Jacksonville, who grew up with Clayton, said the man's friendly, kind nature never wavered. "He never had a bad word to say about anybody and never hurt anybody or anything," Kirk said. Teresa Hayes of Wellington, who was also a friend of Clayton's, said he always tried to help other people whenever possible. "He was very unconventional in the way he looked, but he was the most kind-hearted person," Hayes said. Tant said Clayton was just a people person who talked to everyone he met. "He never met a stranger," she said.
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American Medical Association recognizes obesity as a disease
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As a nurse practitioner at the Oxford Adult Care and Weight Loss Center, Kanina Crosen sees Alabama's obesity problem firsthand. To her, obesity is more than a condition that 30 percent of adult Alabamians live with every day, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It is a disease. The American Medical Association, the largest physician group in the country, agrees, and officially recognized obesity as a disease Monday during its annual meeting in Chicago. But while the organization has no legal authority to dictate how obesity should be treated, some local health experts say the decision could spur physicians to more aggressively attack the problem and encourage insurers to offer more coverage for treatments and prevention. "I honestly do think it's a disease," Crosen said. "We try every possible angle to prevent it, the same way we might treat someone who has high blood pressure ... it's a problem we're trying to prevent." The AMA, specifically its house of delegates, voted to categorize obesity as a disease during its annual meeting in Chicago Monday. The decision went against the conclusions of the association's Council on Science and Public Health, which studied the issue the past year. The council determined obesity was not a disease since the body mass index, the measure used to define obesity, is overly simplistic. Statistics from the CDC show that obesity is a growing epidemic, with more than one-third of American adults being categorized as obese. About 17 percent of U.S. children are obese, the statistics show. The situation is particularly dire for Alabama, which is among the three states with the highest rates of obesity for adults. Obesity can lead to a variety of conditions, from diabetes to high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease. Dr. Lewis Doggett of Anniston Pediatrics, who focuses on childhood obesity and is working to create a childhood obesity clinic for the area, said obesity has been treated like a disease for some time. "I think whether they call it that or not, we certainly treat it like it's a disease," Doggett said. "It's got obvious medical morbidity attached to it and there's definitely prevention efforts with it." Doggett said he hoped AMA's decision will lead to more intervention and prevention of obesity among the medical community. At Anniston Pediatrics, Doggett tells parents to feed their children five servings of fruits and vegetables a day, cut out sweets and sugary beverages and encourage them to engage in one hour of activity each day. Crosen said she hoped the disease designation will encourage insurers to cover more treatments for obesity. "I hope insurance will cover more things like appetite suppressants, weight loss treatment and even gym memberships," Crosen said. Crosen said prevention of obesity is the key to dealing with a host of other diseases that many Americans have, such as diabetes. "You've got to start at the root of the problem," Crosen said. Dr. Jeff Terry, chairman of the Alabama delegation to the AMA and past president of the Medical Association of the State of Alabama, said he was not sure what, if any, effect AMA's decision will have on the medical community. "We want to acknowledge that obesity is a terrible problem affecting over 30 percent of our population, however, the council felt it did not meet the true definition of disease," Terry said. "This does not affect how we take care of obesity ... it is not important as far as how physicians take care of the patient." Don Williamson, Alabama's state health officer, who attended the AMA meeting, said he had mixed feelings about the decision. "If it encourages insurance companies to cover preventive care, that's a positive development," Williamson said. However, he added that the disease label could encourage some people to take less responsibility for their own fitness. Dr. Timothy Garvey, chairman of the department of nutrition sciences at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, said he considered obesity to be a disease with genetic, behavioral and environmental causes. "I very enthusiastically welcome this decision," Garvey said. Garvey said the AMA decision could accelerate changes in society's understanding about obesity, and he hopes it will improve coverage offered by insurers. Garvey said insurers will cover bariatric surgery, a procedure involving the removal of a portion of the stomach to treat obesity, but not many lifestyle interventions like weight-loss programs. "We need to use all the weapons we have to treat this disease and it would help if insurers help cover prevention," Garvey said.
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Thomas Leitzel, '76, business administration
Thomas Leitzel graduated from Penn College's predecessor institution, Williamsport Area Community College, in 1976 with a degree in business administration. He later joined the WACC administration and served as assistant director and evening and weekend coordinator in the College's Business & Computer Technologies division. On July 1, Leitzel will assume his duties as president of South Florida State College.
In a recent letter to Penn College President, Davie Jane Gilmour, Leitzel thanked her for sending him a copy of the College's Legacy of Leaders centennial publication. "What a treasure. It is a beautiful and well-chronicled publication highlighting the transformative leadership that shaped an institution to achieve acclaim on a national and international stage," he wrote. "The institution you now lead changed my life."
Patrick Butler, '07, Computer Information Technology
Patrick is a Senior Systems Administrator for the division of the Vice Provost for University Life at the University of Pennsylvania. His responsibilities include management and planning for the technology infrastructure, including 40+ servers, that supports the 30 offices that encompass University Life. He is also involved with U. Penn's Professional Staff Assembly, working to promote events for monthly paid staff.
Patrick is a member of the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA), and is involved within the technology knowledge community. This summer, he expects to earn his masters degree in Higher Education Administration and Organizational Management, from Drexel University.
Patrick is also a New Jersey-certified Emergency Medical Technician, and has been an active EMT for the past five years. He has also maintained his connection with Penn College, returning for Homecoming, and serving as a move-in assistant when Dauphin Hall opened its doors.
Shane Bierly, '10, Business Administration: Marketing
Shane is putting his Penn College experience and degree to work as a marketing coordinator for Ritz-Craft Corporation, the largest family owned, off-site built modular home manufacturer in the United States. Shane enrolled as a Web design student before transferring to Business Administration, a move he is grateful for because his Web design experience scored extra points with Ritz-Craft's marketing department. His love of design and business collide daily, as his responsibilities vary from event planning to promotional design and website maintenance. He has also completed the Dale Carnegie Skills for Success course.
Shane was recently engaged to his high school sweetheart and fellow Penn College alumna, Amber Bingaman, '12, Business Administration: Marketing.
John Hunter, '10, Radiography
John is an x-ray technician at Evangelical Community Hospital in Lewisburg, PA. This past December, though, John put his education and experience to work in the Georgia Dome on the sidelines, assisting the Atlanta Falcons' x-ray technician during a recent NFL game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Tom Baloga, '74
Nearly 40 years after his graduation from Penn College's immediate predecessor, retired automobile executive Tom Baloga, '74, returned to campus to share lessons learned from his decades of distinguished and high-profile service.
William R. Burns, '05, Diesel Technology
William is a Cummins Engines instructor for Universal Technical Institute, Exton. He believes self-motivation is key, and encourages his students to focus on their education and become lifelong learners. The most enjoyable aspect of being an instructor is hearing the success stories of his graduates. When he's not in the classroom teaching, Will is busy farming a few hundred acres of corn, soybeans, and hay. He also enjoys keeping up with the latest in diesel performance at truck pulls and drag racing events.
Joshua V. Messing, '05, Paramedic Technology, and Julie D. Rutt, '04, Paramedic Technology
According to Joshua V. Messing, '05, Paramedic Technology, who deployed with the PA EMS Strike team to New Jersey (and who also supplied the above photo, taken with Julie D. Rutt, '04, Paramedic Technology), "I kept hearing of other PCT graduates being there.... I know we don't have the smallest or largest program in the state but I was amazed at the number of our alumni who were willing to give up their own time and deploy to help out. ... I found it amazing the connection through our school and the solid performance our alumni continue to show years down the road."
Other alums who responded, of whom the College is aware, include: Paul Atkin, '07, Paramedic Technology; Brittany Fry, '12, Emergency Medical Services; Robert E. Jones, '10, Emergency Medical Services; Casey S. Lowmiller, '08, Emergency Medical Services; Daniel J. Myers, '06, Paramedic Technology; Michael D. Seiler, '01, Paramedic Technology; and Justin L. Tyler, '04, Paramedic Technology.
Amy E. Lizee, '09, Hospitality Management and Culinary Arts
Amy's knowledge of the hospitality field has taken her career path to SCOPOS Hospitality Group, Ephrata. Amy designs innovative and efficient commercial kitchen spaces for hospitals and senior living facilities. She credits Penn College Chef Mike Ditchfield for challenging her to think outside the box. She also encourages students to learn and experience the industry as much as possible, stating, "... it is all about the hospitality, whether you're in the front or the back of the house."
Melani (Grady) Decker, B.S., Dental Hygiene, '07
Melani resides in Fairbanks, Alaska. She is the only registered dental hygienist at Troop Dental Clinic, working closely with the clinic's periodontist to treat all Fort Wainwright active duty soldiers. Melani also treats 4-legged soldiers, cleaning the teeth of highly trained bomb sniffing dogs that were deployed to Afghanistan. She is certified in local anesthesia. Melani was a member of Penn College's women's volleyball team and has continued her love of fitness. She recently became a certified Zumba instructor and participated in her first marathon relay.
Rebecca L. Scura, '08, Emergency Medical Services
Alumna Rebecca L. Scura, '08, Emergency Medical Services, (pictured below, at left) was recently honored by Downingtown (PA) Borough for a recent cardiac arrest save. Says Scura, a medic, "It's times like these when I realize how lucky I am to have learned from the best, and thank God for doing the rest!"
George Logue III, '10, Culinary Arts & Systems
George owns and operates Acme Barbecue & Catering with his family, in Williamsport. Since his graduation, he takes pleasure in seeing his instructors from time to time, especially if they stop in his restaurant and he can cook for them. Of his Penn College education, George says, "Penn College really gives anyone who attends a well-rounded education; they don't cut corners. I think their courses are spot on with day to day restaurant and catering operations." George looks forward to the opening of a second location in Muncy, PA, and heading out on the competition circuit. (7/12)
Rosemary Somerville, '10, Manufacturing Engineering Technology
Rosemary is working in the Manufacturing Apprentice Program at GE Transportation. The four-year program sees its members rotate into new positions every six months, allowing members to gain an overall understanding of the manufacturing processes and organization. The positions include process or materials advisors, quality advisors, methods engineering, Lean/Six Sigma, and analysts. Along with her co-workers, Rose actively volunteers, having helped to paint a church, clean a park, collect money for March of Dimes, and work at a soup kitchen. Of her Penn College education, Rose says, "The greatest strength of my Penn College education is the hands-on learning." She says the top three must-have skills employers are looking for are personality, technical knowledge, and quick thinking.
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(February 20, 2005, Philadelphia, PA) Timothy R. Rebbeck, Ph.D., Director of the Cancer Epidemiology and Risk Reduction Program of the Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania, will be presenting "Genetic Screening and Cancer Risk Reduction: BRCA1 and BRCA2 " at the 2005 AAAS Annual Meeting in Washington, DC, being held this Thursday through Monday, February 17-20 th.
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Previous total….$22,362.00
127. Gardenettes ……..$50.00
128. In loving memory of Bo and Margaret Abbott, from Bo's Food Stores …..$500.00
129. In honor of Pam Rancke, from Wesley Hunter ……$100.00
130. A Friend ……$100.00
131. Jerry King ……$50.00
132. In honor of Pam Rancke, from Jeffrey Hendrix …….$25.00
133. In honor of Aaron, Ruby, Eli and Noah Parker, from Sally Parker …….$50.00
134. Town of Raynham ……$50.00
135. Dr. John Lawrence …….$200.00
136. In loving memory of Lonnie B and CAT…….$25.00
137. In honor of Pam Rancke, from Ginny and Bill Webb …..$50.00
138. In honor of Pam Rancke, on behalf of Coach Read's Peanut Guards …….$500.00
139. In honor of Pam Rancke, from Tammy Skinner ……$30.00
140. Fairmont Civilan Club …….$100.00
141. A Friend …….$125.00
142. In memory of Eddie Stewart, from the family …..$100.00
143. In memory of Rev. Welton Lowery in honor of his 100th birthday, from West End Baptist .….$100.00
144. Alpha Delta Kappa, Lumberton's Beta Pi Chapter …..$60.00
145. From Ronald and Donna Smith, in honor of John and Pam Rancke ….$20.00
146. In honor of Pam Rancke, from Kathy Bryan Smith ..…$50.00
147. In memory of James Hodges, from Kathy Bryan Smith ……$25.00
148. In honor of John and Maggie Campbell, from Elisabeth C. Stuart ……$10.00
149. In memory of James Hodges, from Elisabeth Stuart …….$10.00
150. In honor of Pam Rancke, from Elisabeth Stuart …..$5.00
151. Carolina Shaggers Charity Golf Classic ……$500.00
152. In loving memory of David L. Richardson, M.D., from Sylvia Richardson …..$100.00
153. In honor of John and Pam Rancke, from Sylvia Richardson …..$50.00
Running total …..$25,547.00


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Bought this car in July 09 as a demonstrator with about 4000 miles on the clock. It followed an A3 TDI Sport and an Octavia VRS diesel. Much as I enjoyed the VRS the Mazda is in my view a more rounded package. Less overtly sporting but more refined and just as quick with less understeer and a better ride than the stiffly sprung Skoda and ridiculously hard riding A3. Engine is smoother with more linear power delivery and the equipment level is much higher. The blind spot monitoring system is brilliant and if the EU want to do something useful for once they shold make it compulsory! Doing 25K plus miles a year, I've gone through a lot of cars over the years and this is the only one that has not had a single fault in 58000 miles. Interior is well put together but not in the Audi league although the quality of the carpet seems a bit poor. Plenty of room for adults in the back and a big boot area.Comfortable long distance cruiser and on board display normally shows over 50mpg. I'm ready for a change but it has been such a good car I'm reluctant to get rid of it!
When I needed to buy a replacement for my SUV I decided to go the family car route. The Mazda6 stood out amongst the pack as one of the most stylish cars on the road. I bought in April 2008 took delivery September 2008 I have yet to take the car on a long journey but still average 41 MPG, the interior in Sports spec. is excellent, with plenty of gadgets and a very good sound system.Yes there are better sound systems but your talking about Bang and O and mark Levinson which cost considerably more money. I was surprised as to how good the ride is on 18" wheels it is not jarring just planted. Also the handling is excellent,try a twisty country road and the car will amaze you with it's agility.Good brakes strong pull on the Diesel engine nice snappy gearchange.Loads of room in the Boot and very comfortable to sit in. The negatives are few and far between, but when the gearbox is cold be patient and dont rush the change.
I have had this car since June 2008 and covered 12,000 miles without any problems. Fuel economy is decent for 2L petrol (approx 36 mpg). Performance is quite good, sharp handling and feels sporty. It is refined and effortless on motorways especially with the slick steering wheel mounted cruise controls. 6 speed manual changeover is quick and precise. 2L petrol has twin tailpipes which makes it look more sporty than the diesel model, especially in black. Only wish it had the TS2 17" alloys as the 16's look a bit small for the wheel arches. Interior looks and feels quite sporty although hard plastics are a bit on the Japanese side. Very good car though, probably the best around for £16k or less if you look around.
After my previous 6 estate's life ended prematurely, I opted for this diesel hatchback. The last one did 42k miles without one fault, so reliability was key influence. So was handling, which was superb.
I took delivery in March 08 and since have covered 11k miles - much of it in Europe, driving on all sorts or roads through 20 countries, including Bosnia & Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania, Greece, Macedonia and Serbia, all in the height of summer with temperatures around 37C.
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Blind Pass / Bowmans Beach Lowest Summer Rates On Sanibel in Sanibel Island
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Blind Pass
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vacation rental description
Air Conditioned
SHELLING: Bowman's Beach
It's shells, shells everywhere on Sanibel Island, and one of the best spots to collect is just steps away from your relaxing apartment.
Wi-Fi internet in the apartment plus free desktop terminal
in clubhouse
2 Color Cable TVs
VCR/DVD Player
Stereo CD Player
HEATED Swimming Pool 82 degrees
Full Kitchen
Full Washer & Dryer
Set of Linens Provided for each Bed
Beach Towels and Beach Chairs, umbrella Provided
Cookware & Utensils Provided
King Size Bed in Master Bedroom
Two twin size beds in Guest bedroom
Queen Size Sofa Bed in Living room
Covered Parking
Outdoor Gas Barbecue Grills and picnic tables
2 Tennis Courts
Blind Pass Condominiums is the hidden jewel in Sanibel's crown. Our fabulous units will make you feel like you have your own island home for the duration of your stay, at an affordable price. Our guests simply love the setting...quiet courtyards and winding footpaths lined with lush tropical trees and foliage create a veritable "Garden of Eden" for them to stroll through.
In addition to the wonderful pool and clubhouse area, we have two tennis courts, free canoes and kayaks, and a grilling area complete with picnic tables and gas grills. You'll have no shortage of options as you plan your day. Tennis, swimming, fishing, nature walks, shelling, and lounging on the beach are just a few of the activities you'll enjoy.
A wonderful location on a beautiful sub-tropical island. The
quiet end of Sanibel, no hordes of condos or people. This is the
only condo on the best beach on the island for shells and swimming,
experience the REAL Sanibel. Walk across a boardwalk that spans the
still waters of a mangrove studded estuary. Canoes are available free
of charge to explore this placid bayou, sign out paddles and life vests at the office. Blue herons fish in the shallows and a peaceful silence pervades the water. The beach is
uncrowded, peaceful, shared with birds and the water with dolphins. Walk for miles along the pristine beach looking a the fantastic array of shells or sit and soak up the sunshine or swim in the placid Gulf of Mexico. A perfect family vacation.
The pool is very large and heated to 82 in the winter. Half the pool is shallow, great for small children.
The two bedrooms sleep six with a king size bed in the master, two
twins in the "guest" bedroom and a queen size sofa bed in the
living room. Each bedroom has its own full bath and are at either
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property availability
Last modified on 06-5-2013 at 12:10 PM.
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Free Internet Terminal in the Clubhouse, Wireless access, Free High Speed WiFi in
the apartment. Fully air conditioned, heated, and tastefully furnished
in island style.
The tiled kitchen is fully equipped, including a microwave,
stove, oven refrigerator/freezer, dishwasher and a closet with a
clothes washer and dryer.
All pots, pans and dinnerware are included.
The bedrooms have all linens and the master bedroom has a TV.
The living-room/dining room has seating for 6+ and a TV and VCR/DVD. New Queen sofa bed and love seat.
Beach chairs, umbrella, towels and toys included. Beach wagon to take everything to beach without having to carry bulky items.
The building is right next to the pool for convenience.
A short walk over a footbridge takes you to Bowmans Beach.
Toddler Bed, Pack N Play, stroller and high chair in the apartment at no additional charge
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Tennis, two courts on the property and the large heated pool.
Canoes and kayaks are available, free of charge, for excursions on
our bayou. A great naturalistic experience. Fishing, boating, and
golf are available nearby. Best shelling beach on the island. Miles
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offshore. FULL Fitness center nearby with weekly memberships available.
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Some available weeks will be at one of three friend's units in our
complex at the same or the slightly higher rates listed below. Photos are
available upon request. All units are two bedrooms. ALL other weeks,
there is ALMOST ALWAYS AVAILABILITY, in different units at a higher rate as shown below. Photos are available of these units upon request.
All rental weeks are Saturday to Saturday
Rates for 2013 (ADD 11 % State and Local Taxes)
April 6, 2013 to December 21, 2013 $750 per week (Thanksgiving Week additional $150)
December 21, 2013 to January 4, 2014 $1695 per week.
January 4 to February 1, 2014 $995 per week
February 1 to March 22, 2014 $1595 per week
March 22 to April 5, 2014 $1795 per week
April 5 to April 26 2014 $1595 per week
April 26 to December 20, 2014 $895 per week
Edward Hurwitz
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in Sanibel Island
- Take a canoe out on our bayou
- Collect shells on best beach on the island
- Visit Ding Darling Wildlife Refuge
- Visit Shell Museum
- Great shops and Restaurants
Top things to do on a budget
- Eat in apartment
- Window shop
- Walk trails
- Outlet shopping just off island
Top things to do with a family
- Tarpon Bay Touch Tank
- Shell Museum
- Dolphin Watching
- Boat trips to other islands
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Beautify your kitchen with the lovely Home Styles White Wood Cart with Salt and Pepper Top. The variety of storage options and heavy duty rubber locking casters ensure this unit is as useful as it is becoming. So show off your culinary talents with the Home Styles White Wood Cart.
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By Jane
from Elbridge, NY
About Me Budget Shopper
Comments about Home Styles Furniture Salt and Pepper Granite Top Kitchen Cart in White:
I use the island everyday. I had looked for over a year for the perfect island and this is it. You can store so much in it and the granite surface on the top is excellent for any kind of kitchen work. I roll alot of dough for pasta and cookies and it's the perfect size to work on. I just love everything about it.
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This product is heads and shoulders above the carts you find in the normal mall stores [...]. Will last a long, long time!
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from VA
About Me Midrange Shopper
The quality of the product is quite decent. I purchased it to get additional storage space in the kitchen, and also expand the space to keep small appliances (food processor, toaster oven, etc.). I chose the granite top as I didn't want the top to get scratched or blemished easily. [...]Assembly is of moderate difficulty, I made couple of mistakes but they were easy to rectify.
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Looked everyhwere. Tbis site had best price on cart. works well for us.
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I was looking for a "floating" kitchen island so I would have more counter space for my kitchen, so my mother bought this for me as a gift. My whole experience was wonderful. First of all, the gentleman on the phone was very friendly and helpful. [...] I wanted to put it together right away. Let me tell you, I am NOT the handy type, I am a 25 year old lady, so I do not like anything frustrating or poorly constructed. This product has very nice craftsmanship, it was very easy to assemble; it did take about 4 hours, but it went together the way it was supposed to, and is anything but flimsy. It is a great quality wood, as it needs to be since it has a heavy granite top. There was no missing hardware, vague or confusing directions, or anything. The directions book was short, but it made sense and all the wood is labeled as well, making your job so much easier. The granite top was packed very well and cautiously(as was the rest of the product). The end result was a very gorgeous, practical, well-constructed piece of furniture that I look forward to using for all my kitchen needs. It is great! And the price was wonderful.
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