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Tree Trimming at Jane's
Posted Nov 13 2012 10:06pm
I want to share some pictures of my what I did this weekend. Its not exactly hydro related. But this is "Jane"
This is Kacey her fur baby. He hardly left her lap all night. I think he knows she is sick l think he knows she is sick.
I noticed he did not leave her until her pain medicine had kicked in. But he still ran back to check on her.
This is a picture of the whole group. Except for a few of us that have moved away. That we call to remember on the holidays. Oh! And Bonnie Was not able to make it for the tree trimming.
These ladies are all women I met through the YWCA. We are now a family.
During the party Santa even made a surprise visit. I grabbed this picture of Santa ( Dr. Dick and Ann my adopted grandma :) Don't they look like Mr. Mrs. Clause giving out presents. Jane has sarcoma please say a prayer for her. She has been a wonderful friend to me through my hydro surgeries. Jane was a nurse, So she knows what is happening with her cancer. She said that the doctors didn't understand why she was still here. When we are alone we talk about her pain. I am amazed how strong Jane is. My energy level was really low and I didn't even work on the tree because I twisted my knee and hurt my back last week. (hiding knee brace picture) I've had too many people I know pass away from horrible cancer...Its been 10 months. I wonder if it can go into remission?
I never thought going to workout I would find such great friends.
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Edgwater officials fire company hired to remove toxins from Veterans Field
EDGEWATER — The company hired to clean up and renovate Veterans Field — which then brought new contaminants onto the site — has been fired, and borough officials say they're going after its insurance company to pay for removing the latest toxins.
"Waterside [Construction] will not be doing any more work," borough attorney Philip Boggia said Wednesday, the morning after the council declared the company in default and voted to terminate its contract.
"They're still going to be held accountable for the breach," Boggia continued. "We will pursue all legal remedies against the responsible party. But our first priority is to get the field completed."
Alan Marcus, a spokesman for local developer Fred Daibes, who owns Waterside, said it would be inappropriate to comment at this time.
"Given the circumstances, there's certainly a likelihood or a potential that there will be litigation," Marcus said.
The council hired Waterside after Veterans Field shut down in 2011 following the discovery of cancer-related toxins in the soil. But the contractor was ordered to stop work when TERMS Environmental Services, the borough's consultant, found new traces of contaminants in October. It later determined that Waterside had trucked in crushed concrete tainted with polychlorinated biphenyls from the old Alcoa aluminum plant on River Road.
Representatives for Waterside said the state Department of Environmental Protection allowed contractors to reuse material from Alcoa, so they didn't realize toxins were still present. The material was imported to Veterans Field before undergoing mandatory testing, according to TERMS.
Several council members voiced frustration this week over what's become of the borough's premier park. Among them was Vincent Monte, who abstained from voting on whether to terminate Waterside's contract because his son works for the company. He spoke Wednesday of how he and his children used to play on the field, as did other council members and their kids.
"The situation is a mess," Monte said. "But we're going to make it right. The public, the children, the people that use the field everyday, those are the people we have to make it right for. Everyone on the council feels terrible about what has happened."
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Hip and Knee Pain
Oprah.com | January 01, 2008
Hip and knee pain are among the top health complaints of many Americans, and while some may opt to have surgery to repair the problems, Dr. Ronald Grelsamer says that isn't always the best solution. Dr. Grelsamer, author of
What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Hip and Knee Replacement Surgery
talks with Dr. Oz about his book and offers advice for those suffering from knee or hip pain and considering surgery.
What You Need to Know About Knee and Hip Pain:
Don't be alarmed by the word "tear."
If an MRI shows you have a tear in your knee cartilage, don't always think surgery is the only option, Dr. Grelsamer says. He says only in very severe cartilage tears is surgery necessary. "There is no question that many people can live with a tear in the knee like they can with a little cuff tear in the shoulder or a little disc bulge in the back," he says.
Try other medical options before getting surgery.
Dr. Grelsamer says bracing the knee, avoiding the activities that hurt, taking anti-inflammatory medication and getting physical therapy are all options you should try instead of surgery.
Give yourself three weeks or so of nonsurgical treatments.
"[If] you realize you're not getting anywhere [after three weeks] and you still have the same pain—it hurts in the same spot every time your knee twists a certain way you've got the pain—then it is not unreasonable to have an orthopedic surgery procedure," Dr. Grelsamer says.
Weight management can alleviate knee and hip pain.
"Your knees and your hips see many times your body weight," he says. "If you lose or gain 10 pounds, your knee and hip will think you lost or gained 30 pounds—40 pounds or 50 pounds if you are running or jumping," he says.
Surgery should always be the last resort.
"Once you are an informed consumer and you know exactly what the deal is and you can't stand the pain anymore, then the time is right [for surgery]," Dr. Grelsamer says.
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The outbreak of measles in Sindh, which has killed 210 children (more than half in the last three months of 2012), have prompted calls from health experts to look into the inefficient state vaccination machinery.
Calling it an epidemic, with very few under five getting measles shots, paediatrician Dr D.S. Akram, who works extensively in Sindh's interior through HELP, a non-governmental organisation, said the deaths due to measles was a reflection of the gross "mismanagement" that exists in the government-run routine immunisation for children.
"Pakistan's routine immunisation coverage is close to 65 per cent with only some important cities of Punjab recording a better performance," said the World Health Orgnaistaion's representative in Pakistan, Dr Guido Sabatinelli. According to the global health agency, the huge difference in routine immunisation coverage between the provinces, districts and cities was at the root of the current measles outbreak.
A contagious respiratory infection, caused by a virus, measles can cause lifelong disabilities and include brain damage and blindness. A small number of unvaccinated children can pose a danger to thousands of children.
It was a leading killer of children globally accounting for over 40 per cent of the 4.1 million annual deaths in 2002. But as a result of major national immunisation drives, worldwide measles deaths fell from 871,000 in 1999 to an estimated 454,000 in 2004, a dramatic plunge of 48 per cent.
However, in developing countries, it still remains a major killer, though it doesn't have to be. To ward off the disease all it takes is two doses of an inexpensive, safe and available measles vaccine available since 1960.
Akram blamed the low coverage of routine immunisation in northern Sindh for the outbreak and warned that the disease was spreading in the urban metropolis of Karachi as well where routine immunisation coverage was reportedly as low as 55 per cent. In Sindh's interior it stands at a dismal 22 to 25 per cent.
Officially the figure for Sindh is stated to be over 80 per cent, which Dr Zulfiqar Ahmed Bhutta, founding chair of women and child health at the Aga Khan University, Karachi, says is nothing but humbug. "If the coverage had been this high, so many deaths due to measles would not have occurred," he pointed out.
GAVI Alliance has been assisting Pakistan since 2001 in increasing access to and strengthening the routine immunisation system.
Bhutta said the government figures were inaccurate as surveys led by several investigators from AKU in Karachi and nationally had given a "completely different picture", which is now being acknowledged by all concerned.
"A national immunisation coverage survey conducted in 2011 and which included not just verbal reports and documentation of immunisation cards but also blood testing (for tetanus and measles) showed that only 50 to 55 per cent of infants were protected using antibodies," said Bhutta. He warned the dismal vaccination coverage foretells that "an evolving disaster is waiting to happen".
According to Bhutta, a member of the independent expert review group for maternal and child health for the United Nations Secretary-General, countries in South Asia like Bangladesh, Nepal and India have largely eradicated measles. "Even Afghanistan has not seen any major measles outbreaks recently. Are we now to be placed at par with the worst sub-Saharan African countries, as many countries in Africa have dramatically reduced measles mortality?" he wondered aloud.
The same was corroborated by Qadir Baksh Abbasi, the focal person for measles in the Expanded Programme on Immunisation.
"It is the responsibility of the provinces after the devolution. However, as a parent body, the centre provided the vaccine and all logistical support to Sindh back in 2010 -2011, but the province never bothered to inoculate the children. Did anyone ask where did all the vaccine go? So much money was spent, all to naught!" he said adding: "We can only request them to get their act together by showing them figures and facts; we cannot dictate them or take them to task!"
Abbasi, who has been with the EPI for over 25 years is also alarmed by the re-emergence of diphtheria in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, which should come as a warning for government health practitioners. "That diphtheria had almost been eliminated and its re-surfacing does not portend well" he said with concern.
To stop the outbreak, the EPI has already began a measles campaign in eight districts of Sindh including Jacobabad, Kahmore, Shikarpur, Kambhar, Larkana, Khairpur, Gothki and Sukkur where children between the ages of nine months to 10 years will be vaccinated. According to World Health Organisation spokesperson, Maryam Younas, a total of 1,300,000 vaccine doses have been sent to the target population of 2,911,081. In addition, Vitamin A will be provided to all vulnerable children during the vaccination campaign.


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I have recently run into some problems with my child's education. I have tried going through all the right outlets to handle the matter. But what I'm hearing from the school system is disturbing and I thought I should share it.
We are at a critical juncture in the future of the Onteora Central School District, and unless voters in all the communities respond on Election Day, May 20, our children, taxpayers and communities will suffer a terrible and irreversible body blow.
Nobody enjoys paying school taxes, and for those who don't have children in the system, it must be particularly painful. But until our politicians find another way to fund our schools (which we'd appreciate), we're stuck with it. All the more reason to know what's happening with school taxes in the Onteora Central School District.
Approximately one month ago, I admitted my dad to Margaretville Memorial Hospital (MMH) for rehabilitation after three months of hospitalization in a downstate hospital. Many of the staff downstate were bewildered with this decision, thinking that a larger facility was better. Knowing differently we made the move and a few days ago he came home.
I have to admit, I must give Invenergy an A for consistency. They are persistent in their efforts to hide health and safety information from the residents of Roxbury and Stamford. Not only did they remove the information in appendix O of the DEIS, which contains a warning to turbine operators and technicians "Do not stay within a radius of 1,300 ft., unless it is necessary." They also removed the list of toxic oils and lubricants that are located within the turbines. The manufacturer states, "May cause cancer, very toxic to aquatic organisms, may cause long-term adverse effects in the aquatic environment."
Having gone to the meeting at BOCES on Saturday which was supposedly to get people's impression on the environmental impact of the wind turbines that are proposed for the area, it must be said that the antiwind turbines people were out in force and most of what was said was the same old rhetoric.
To The Editor: I recently returned to Belleayre Mountain for the first time in 18 years. I first skied the Old Peekamoose Trail in December of 1931, almost two decades before the ski center was built. As an adult, I worked at Highmount Ski Center in its early years and was a builder of and major stockholder in Plattekill Ski Center in Roxbury. In the early 1960s I came from private enterprise to Belleayre, rising up through the ranks from ski patrol to the post of superintendent.
At a recent village board meeting on April 21 I observed many individuals in attendance expressing their concern with regards to the proposed water storage tank on Paradise Camp Road. There was also frustration regarding reimbursement monies promised by the MARK Group for properties connecting to the recently created sewer district if done before the end of December 12, 2007.
To The Editor: On Sunday, June 8, my four-year-old daughter, Kathryn, and I will be participating in the 21st annual American Cancer Society GWB Challenge alongside my family and other participants in Fort Lee, New Jersey. Many people will be walking, running and even riding their bicycles to help raise money towards the ACS Mission and helping to find a cure for cancer.
To The Editor: On April 9 the Onteora High School Life Skills class and members of Onteora DECA prepared for and hosted a Senior Citizens' Prom at Al's Restaurant in Phoenicia. Over 70 guests enjoyed the free music, food and party atmosphere made possible by grant funding provided through the Lower Esopus River Watch's Learn and Serve America program, NYS Education Department and the Corporation for National & Community Service.


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Sophie Good's Arvon week – Playwriting
Sophie Good blogs about her week at Lumb Bank in November last year for 'Theatre – Exploring and exploding ideas' with Tim Crouch, Rebecca Lenkiewicz and guest Alecky Blythe.
This year Rebecca Lenkiewicz leads 'Playwriting: Find your form' at Totleigh Barton, details here.
Explore our course listings in full here.
Meeting the cast & crew
A little-known playwright once said 'All the world's a stage' – and this felt especially pertinent as we all arrived at Lumb Bank for our Theatre course on a dark, cold Monday evening in November. Such promise filled the air as we each introduced ourselves and what we wanted to achieve from the week. Much like that expectant 'moment of hope' just before the curtain goes up in a packed auditorium.
And what a cast of characters we were. From some who wanted to simply find out 'Should I write? Can I write' to others who were in the middle of writing something already – from real life stories about hairdressing in Brighton to Burlesque drag acts and sweeping monologues about Napoleon.
Setting the scene
Settings seemed to play a big role in our week at Lumb Bank. Each of us felt humbled and dwarfed by the beautiful Yorkshire landscape and the glowing autumnal light which filtered in mid morning and faded all too soon later in the afternoon. The barn became an intimate performance area as our tutors Tim Crouch and Rebecca Lenkiewicz performed excerpts from their award-winning plays, and Alecky Blythe brought to life her unique verbatim technique as a guest one evening. Plays which have graced the stages of the National Theatre and the Royal Court – brought to us from the comfort of our sofas with glass of wine in hand. What a privilege to experience these pieces in an informal sharing (complete with after-show discussion), without so much as a ticket.
Challenging perceptions
One of the high points of the week was when Tim set us the challenge of using the physical environment to inspire us and write a small piece set in a location of our choice, in the house or grounds. And so, wrapped in coats and scarves – we staged our own spontaneous promenade performances. It was wonderful to see each writer embrace this challenge with their own unique style – we listened to the ghostly voice from the past of a Yorkshire boy trying to save his sister's life, we watched Napoleon address his troops, reflected on a school desk which had become a memorial to a lost child and were all promptly locked outside the house as one writer staged a hostage situation. It was especially heartening as a fellow writer who has previously claimed 'I only do traditional theatre' took us deep into the woods and invoked a Navaho Indian sitting on a rock. What a journey that task took us all on.
Opening night
The week culminated in a sharing of our work on the Friday evening. In keeping with the week's activities – there was a fantastic and awe-inspiring range of pieces performed. Some writers performed their own pieces – with Napoleon's Josephine making her final appearance, some writers addressing the audience directly, some cast fellow writers who performed superbly including our resident Doctor becoming an Essex eel gutter. There were interactive pieces, whereby we were invited to float poetry exerts into bowls of water and finally led into the dark woods by torchlight in to witness a surreal and dark tale of an abduction controlled by the audience itself.
My own personal challenge? Rebecca gave me some fantastic and valuable advice during my one-to-one tutorial – that I should explore the emotional heart of my characters further and 'go for the jugular'. As my fellow writers superbly acted out a new scene I'd written, I noticed a tear rolling down Rebecca's face. I hope that means I met my aim…
Curtain call
I feel we all left Lumb Bank in a very different place from where we'd started. Each of us had challenged ourselves and certainly challenged our perceptions of what we can achieve under the auspices of 'theatre' and its definition felt much broadened by the experience. We could all legitimately cast ourselves 'playwrights' as we headed home. I'd like to give a massive standing ovation to my fellow writers – a supporting cast who I can now call friends and Tim and Rebecca, under whose directorship we all seemed to flourish.
Sophie Good, Jan 2014
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Fantasy Baseball 2013 Waiver Wire: Top 10 Pickups for Week 6
By Jason Catania ,
Owners who wrote off Phil Hughes after a pair of stinkers to open the season may not have realized the Yankees right-hander had pitched brilliantly over his past four starts.
A new week, another batch of waiver-wire adds, just the way you like 'em—hot and fresh out of the oven.
Some players mentioned last time, including Brian McCann, Nate McLouth, Nolan Arenado and Kevin Gregg, are already owned in most leagues by now but remain quality pickups if still available. In the interest of keeping the names new, though, let's avoid any repeats.
All ownership percentages come from ESPN fantasy baseball. Players owned in more than 51 percent of leagues were not considered.
Kevin Slowey, RHP, Marlins (15.9 Percent Owned): More of an NL-only or deep-mixed option, but it may be time to start taking Slowey seriously after the righty tossed his fourth straight quality start, over which he's allowed 15 hits and five earned runs while posting a 25-3 K-BB ratio in 27 innings.
Dayan Viciedo, OF, White Sox (21.0 Percent Owned): The Tank has been sidelined by an oblique injury for a couple weeks, but Viciedo (pictured) should be back soon and could be an under-the-radar 25-homer bat.
Marcell Ozuna, OF, Marlins (0.8 Percent Owned): Going 11 for your first 23 with a homer, four RBI and four runs will get you noticed, and that's just what this power-hitting rookie did in his first week in the bigs.
Kelly Johnson, 2B/OF, Rays (13.7 Percent Owned): It's not often pretty with Johnson, but the veteran is a useful piece in deep leagues for his multi-position eligibility and a pop-speed combo that usually results in a 15-15 campaign. Plus, he's hot of late, with a homer, two steals and 10 RBI in his past seven games.
Chris Tillman, RHP, Orioles (2.6 Percent Owned): A preseason candidate for a breakout year, Tillman's first turn immediately turned many owners off, but he's been strong since, with a 2.61 ERA, 1.19 WHIP and 7.0 K/9.
James Loney, 1B, Rays (8.3 Percent Owned): After another three-hit game Sunday—he has seven of those since April 17—Loney is worth the add if you need batting average help. Just don't expect much else.
Jedd Gyorko, 2B/3B, Padres (23.4 Percent Owned): It's taken this rookie a while to show he can be the hit machine he was in the minors (.319 average), but he's managed at least one base knock in 11 of his past 13 and homered Sunday for the second time in five games.
Domonic Brown, OF, Phillies (29.3 Percent Owned): Brown may never turn into the 20-20 type many thought he was destined to be as a top prospect, but he's finally playing every day and going well of late with 13 hits, three homers and eight RBI in his last 11 games.
Juan Pierre, OF, Marlins (22.4 Percent Owned): Since bottoming out with a .174 average on April 14, the still-speedy veteran has hit a more respectable .277 (18-for-65), scored 12 runs and swiped 10 of his 11 bases.
Dee Gordon, SS, Dodgers (7.4 Percent Owned): Given another shot in the wake of Hanley Ramirez going back on the DL (this time with a hamstring strain), Gordon's wheels have already picked up three steals in his first two games. A short-term add for owners desperate for SBs.
In some ways, the fact that the National League's ERA leader is not more widely owned is proof that the fantasy community has become collectively savvier in recent years.
Jake Westbrook is what he is—a quality back-of-the-rotation arm, no more, no less—but it's hard to resist anyone who's atop his league with a 1.07 ERA a month into the season.
Still, the veteran righty is allowing plenty of baserunners—it's not often we see a pitcher's WHIP (1.40) higher than his ERA—and striking out only 4.8 per nine. Plus, Westbrook has yet to allow a homer, which is rather fortunate, even for a ground-baller like him.
Clearly, this isn't going to last, but if you're the kind of owner who doesn't mind snatching up the hot hand, Westbrook has gone 5-for-5 on quality starts and is backed by a strong offense, so he's at least worth taking a look at in deep mixed leagues on a spot-start basis.
And if you're the smart owner who doesn't bite, then you can say "I told you so" when the reckoning comes.
This phenom was on the inaugural Top 10 Pickups, and while he's been up-and-down since, Jose Fernandez was filthy in his most recent start.
On Saturday against the Phillies on the road, the 20-year-old rookie righty twirled seven shutout innings, while allowing just one hit and one walk against nine whiffs to earn his first big league win.
The "Ws" may be few and far between, since he pitches for the Marlins and will be capped at five or six frames most of the time, but that's the sort of performance Fernandez is capable of, which makes him worth picking up and hanging on to even when he has the occasional "adjustment outing."
Really, what's not to like about a 1.06 WHIP and 32 strikeouts in 31 innings?
Recently named the American League Rookie of the Month for April, Justin Grimm is pitching more like a veteran.
That's exactly the kind of lift the Rangers need, especially with news that 2012 All-Star Matt Harrison—their Opening Day starter, no less—will miss most of the season due to back surgeries (yes, plural).
But Grimm has provided a lift for fantasy owners, too, thanks to his 2.28 ERA, 1.27 ERA and 9.1 K/9.
The big righty was one of Texas' top prospects heading into the season but lost out on the club's fifth starter job, only to get another shot once Harrison went down. Grimm's making it count, and this is the kind of arm with upside that owners should jump on now to see what happens.
Maybe the Diamondbacks saw this coming?
Acquired as part of the three-way trade in which Arizona jettisoned top pitching prospect Trevor Bauer to the Indians, Didi Gregorius seemed like the typical better-in-real-life-than-in-fantasy player, mainly because of his strong defense and big arm at the shortstop position.
And yet, the 23-year-old, who missed a little more than a week due to a concussion after being hit in the head by a pitch, returned Sunday and did something he's now done three times in his first 30 at-bats of the year—hit a home run.
Gregorius, a lefty hitter, has never shown much power or speed in the minors—his career-high in homers is seven and his best steals total is 20—but he's now 13-for-30 (.433) with four doubles. Oh, and those three four-baggers.
If you need help at your middle infield spot, add while hot.
Matt Joyce isn't the kind of hitter who's going to win your fantasy league for you, but he can definitely help while he's going well.
Since his average dipped to a season-worst .133 on April 14, Joyce has hit much better. Arbitrary starting point aside, here are his numbers: .255 average, five homers, eight RBI and 14 runs in 13 starts.
Joyce also spends most of his time hitting either second or fifth, meaning he's in a spot that will boost his opportunities for either runs or RBI on any given night.
The 28-year-old left-handed hitter excels against righties with a career .264 average and .851 OPS, not to mention, 61 of his 67 homers. If you can deploy him in a league that uses daily lineup moves, put him in one of your outfield spots whenever the Rays face a righty.
"I don't always hit homers and drive in runs, but when I do, I do very little of both."
That might have been something Yonder Alonso, Least Interesting First Baseman in the World, would have said if he made a commercial about his life last year, when he totaled just nine homers and 62 RBI over 155 games.
This year? Well, the 26-year-old former first-round pick is hitting .279 with four home runs and 20 RBI, which puts him on pace for 21 and 105.
Overlooked heading into the year, Alonso is starting to (bad joke alert) hit some balls over Yonder, meaning he could be coming into his own.
And making himself much more interesting.
We discussed A.J. Griffin as a pickup in Week 4, only to watch him immediately give up eight hits and seven runs over four innings that same day at Fenway Park. Woops.
Well, we're going to try this again, because Griffin should be owned in way more leagues than he is.
Since that turn against the Red Sox—his only bad outing of the season, by the way—Griffin has thrown well (four runs, 11 hits and 11 Ks in 14 innings) against the Orioles and Yankees, and his ERA and WHIP stand at 3.79 and 1.21, respectively.
The strikeouts will always be a little less than what you want (6.4 K/9 this year), but that's also a big reason why he's still available in the majority of leagues.
Hey, remember when Jeremy Guthrie was terrible?
Yeah, well, the guy who had a-shield-your-eyes bad 6.35 ERA and 1.69 WHIP with the Rockies in the first half of 2012 just tossed a CG SHO (that's complete game shutout) on the White Sox over the weekend for win No. 4.
His ERA and WHIP to start 2013? Try 2.40 and 1.11.
The right-hander was also really solid for the Royals at the end of last year, too, with a 3.16 ERA and 1.13 WHIP.
The 5.9 K/9 won't help, but everything else actually will.
Phil Hughes was understandably ignored by owners early this year, especially after he entered the season dealing with a back injury then went out and got shellacked in his first two turns.
If you're one of those owners who hasn't given him a second thought since, though, consider this just that.
In his past four starts, the righty is 3-1 with 23 hits and five walks over 28 innings. Easy math: That's a WHIP of 1.00.
Hughes also has allowed just six runs with 30 strikeouts. Less easy math: That's a 1.93 ERA and a 9.6 K/9.
While he was out for 17 games due to a shoulder injury after crashing into the wall on April 10, Michael Saunders might have been cut in your league.
If so, you should be the owner to pick him up.
The athletic 26-year-old lefty hitter has four apiece in the home run and stolen base categories, which comes on the heels of a semi-breakout 2012 when he reached 19 homers and 21 steals in what was his first legitimately full season.
Saunders is a batting-average risk—he hit just .247 a year ago and owns a .223 career average—but he's definitely making adjustments and improvements, so a career-high mark is certainly possible.
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I'm not worried, but coaches should probably let him know they've got O'Connor and Henderson on speed dial.
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I don't really follow recruiting much. Is it really that big a deal? It looks like most sites are between 3-4 stars and say he's not getting offers other than MSU and some ohio schools like Akron. Is that because MSU already has a lock on him, or because no one really think he's that good? I mean if Terry turns out to be what we hope he does, then this guy probably realizes he won't see the field much.
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Bedrooms: | 2 |
Bathrooms: | 2 |
Sleeps: | 6 |
Type: | Condo |
Per night: | $140 - $160 |
Pets allowed: | No |
Internet: | Yes |
Description of the Kailua-Kona vacation condo rental
Paradise waiting for you.
Lanai is large (200 sq ft) for multiple activities, with full drop-down screen (optional). Absolutely private, can not see into the lanai from the ground. Quiet, except for the ocean sounds, cannot hear other residents.
Condo is recently remodeled with all modern conveniences, including total kitchen upgrade with all new appliances, granite counter tops and 40" flat screen tv with built-in Blu ray dvd player.
Area Information
Located on scenic Alii Dr between Kailua town and Keahou shopping center, close to Magic Sand beach, popular snorkel beach and open-air market.
Availability Calendar
Begins | Ends | Week Night |
Weekend Night |
Weekly | Monthly | Min Stay |
Apr 08 2014 | Dec 12 2014 | $140 | $140 | - | - | 5 Nights |
Dec 13 2014 | Apr 12 2015 | $160 | $160 | - | - | 5 Nights |
Check In: 3 p.m. Check Out: 11 a.m. | ||||||
Lodging tax: 13.25% | ||||||
Deposits: $200 deposit to save dates. | ||||||
Payment Options: American Express, Discover, Mastercard, PayPal, Personal Check, Visa | ||||||
Other Fees: Remainder of fees to be received 30 days prior to occupancy. |
- 1 King Bed
- 2 Twin Beds
- 1 Sofa Bed
- 1 Crib
- Balcony
- Garage
- Linens Provided
- View (Mountains)
- Beach Chairs
- High Speed Internet
- Oceanfront
- View (Ocean)
- Beach Towels
- Hot Tub
- Parking Included
- Waterfront
- Deck
- Lanai
- Porch
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Full Kitchen
- Alarm Clock
- Fax Machine
- Oven
- TV (Antenna)
- Blender
- Gas Grill
- Radio
- TV (Cable/Satellite)
- CD Player
- Hair Dryer
- Refrigerator (Full)
- Telephone
- Ceiling Fan
- Ice Maker
- Refrigerator (Mini)
- Toaster
- Coffee Maker
- Iron
- Stereo
- DVD Player
- Microwave
- Stove
- Washer/Dryer
- Dishwasher
- Bicycling
(onsite) - Beach
(1 mile) - Snorkeling
(2 miles) - Water Skiing
(3 miles) - Children's Pool
(onsite) - Grocery Store
(2 miles) - Tennis
(2 miles) - Kayaking
(4 miles) - Hiking
(onsite) - Live Entertainment
(2 miles) - Golf
(3 miles) - Miniature Golf
(4 miles) - Ocean
(onsite) - Movie Theater
(2 miles) - Gym/Fitness Center
(3 miles) - Deep Sea Fishing
(5 miles) - Pool
(onsite) - Park
(2 miles) - Jet Skiing
(3 miles) - Horseback Riding
(10 miles) - Surfing
(onsite) - Restaurant
(2 miles) - Parasailing
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(15 miles) - Whale Watching
(onsite) - Shopping Area
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Reviews for this vacation condo rental in Kailua-Kona, Big Island, Hawaii
Lynne James
Comox, BC
Everything They said it would be and More!
February 20, 2013
Where to Begin? I have travelled a lot and have, in the past, been disappointed in the promises and the deliverance. Not this time!!! If you are looking for comfortable and location this is the spot! We were 3 Moms and 3 Daughters on a trip of a lifetime and looking for an affordable, yet desirable place to call home on our 10 day stay. Just like the ad states the sunsets, turtles, whales and surfers all made an appearance daily! What we didn't expect were the 3 moray eels easily visible at low tide in the turtle pool right out front! The information sent by Ken made our arrival easy even though it was late at night. The sound of the surf was relaxing and air conditioning was not necessary as the ocean breeze kept the condo at a wonderfully comfortable temperature. Located close enough to Kailua- Kona that walking was feasible if inclined and fresh produce was readily available just a short distance down Alii Drive. There is so much information provided in the Condo about all the wonderful sights, restaurants, snorkeling, diving, driving, etc that you can plan all your activities right from there. I will not hesitate to return and have already started saving for the next time around! Thank you so much Ken for everything! We had an amazing time! I am telling all my friends. If you are looking for comfort and that "At Home" feeling then this is the place! Mahalla and Aloha!
Bobbie Frandeen
Santa Cruz, CA
Breath taking views!!
September 27, 2012
From the minute I opened the door, I was amazed by the view! The deck over looks the shore and ocean, where turtles sunbathe! The condo was the perfect size for our family of five and provided all the the essentials that a family with young children need, such as, a washer and dryer, stove, fridge, etc. I would for sure stay here again, and refer all of my friends and family as well. The location was perfect. Right in down town Kona, so we were 5 to 10 minutes away from every thing.
John Alessi
San Diego, CA
Paradise Found on the Big Island
July 22, 2012
My wife and I rented this property for our 25th wedding anniversary and loved it. We have been coming to Hawaii for over 20 years now and by far, this was the very best location we have ever stayed in. The sound of the waves, the comfort, the space and the peacefullness of this condo made out 25th a vacation we will never forget. The condo felt like home within hours of checking in. This condo has everything any family could need to make a superb vacation. Beach chairs, towels, boogie boards, coolers, we didn't have to buy anything extra, Ken really has this condo stocked with everything needed for fun at the beach. I fell asleep a couple of nights while lying on the Lanai listing to the surf. What a superb 25th wedding anniversary. My wife and I will for sure be contacting Ken again to stay here. For those divers, don't forget to book a Manta night dive, it was the highlight of our trip. We absolutely loved our stay here.
Ray Stangeland
Portland, OR USA
Very pleased with our stay
June 27, 2012
The unit has a fabulous views from living room and master bedroom and large lanai. The unit was very well equipped, clean, and in good repair. The sound of the surf masked any other extraneous sounds. The hide-a-bed in living room was uncomfortable, but aren't they all. We were very pleased with all aspects of our stay. We appreciated the beach towels, beach chairs, boggie boards, coolers and guide book. The kitchen came with supplies of condiments and some food items. The bathrooms had plenty of towels, soap, shampoo and body lotion. We will definitely consider staying again.
Mike and Pam
Alden, NY, USA
Mike and Pam.s stay
November 13, 2011
We were so happy with our stay. It's a great place if you'd rather not be at a giant resort. There is plenty of room, and we reallt appreciated the laundry. But the absolute best is the "Absolute Ocean View" The surf is right there under the Lanai. Great sunsets, and it's a treat to hear the waves all the time. It's also located in a great place for sightseeing. It's definately the best for those who like privacy and peace!!
Bryan Turner
Tulsa, OK
Absolutely The Best
May 30, 2011
This condo is absolutely the best place in the world. The lanai is huge and the ocean is right below you. The scenery from the lanai is like heaven. Turtles play right in front of you. At night all you hear is the waves. Very relaxing place with a full kitchen, lots of room and a wonderful atmosphere.
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Bedrooms: | 2 |
Bathrooms: | 2 |
Sleeps: | 6 |
Type: | Townhouse |
Per night: | $100 - $136 |
Per week: | $700 - $950 |
Pets allowed: | No |
Internet: | Yes |
Description of the Tampa vacation townhouse rental
A 30min. drive from the Tampa airport.
Townhome features.
This Condo features quality finishes, custom countertops, good size bedrooms,balconies overlooking the water, easy walk to all resort amenities and beach, with private car parking and garage on the ground floor.
Our newly furnished beachside decor was picked with Florida vacations in mind.
A place to relax and feel right at home for our Family and your Family.
It offers furnished living room, fully equipped kitchen with new appliances and kitchenware, W/C and private balconies on both ends at the second floor, with a (2) BDR+ Full W/C sleeping quarters and private balconies on the upper level. It's beautiful decor with high quality furniture, TV's within each area and FREE wireless WIFI access is selected with the vacationer in mind. Enjoy the open space concept view of kitchen and living room, with breakfast bar, dining room and panoramic view of the marina with walkout to your private balcony.
The home can easily accommodate 4-6 people comfortably with one queen bed,
two twin beds and a queen sleeper sofa.
Each bedroom is newly furnished with comfortable beds and bedding, private covered balconies add to the bedroom space.
Area Information
Availability Calendar
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Weekend Night |
Weekly | Monthly | Min Stay |
Dec 01 2013 | Apr 30 2014 | $136 | - | $950 | $2,950 | 4 Nights |
May 01 2014 | Aug 31 2014 | $114 | - | $800 | $2,400 | 4 Nights |
Sep 01 2014 | Nov 30 2014 | $100 | - | $700 | $2,100 | 4 Nights |
- 1 Queen Bed
- 2 Twin Beds
- 1 Sofa Bed
- Air Conditioning
- Beachfront
- Garage
- Parking Included
- Balcony
- Canoe
- High Speed Internet
- Patio
- Beach Chairs
- Cook
- Kayak
- View (Water)
- Beach Towels
- Full Kitchen
- Linens Provided
- Alarm Clock
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- TV (Cable/Satellite)
- CD Player
- Hair Dryer
- Oven
- Telephone
- Coffee Maker
- Ice Maker
- Refrigerator (Full)
- Toaster
- DVD Player
- Iron
- Stove
- Washer/Dryer
- Basketball Court
(onsite) - Gym/Fitness Center
(onsite) - Restaurant
(onsite) - Grocery Store
(4 miles) - Beach
(onsite) - Jet Skiing
(onsite) - Sailing
(onsite) - Golf
(9 miles) - Boating
(onsite) - Kayaking
(onsite) - Snorkeling
(onsite) - Movie Theater
(10 miles) - Canoeing
(onsite) - Live Entertainment
(onsite) - Tennis
(onsite) - Shopping Area
(20 miles) - Fishing
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Well built property, fully equipped kitchen, beds made, beautifully decorated. Need help? Contact us or the property manager. Come in, hang your hat and enjoy!
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"I would recommend this rental to anyone"
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Had a leaking shower they were unable to fix in two days...not very helpful staff...worn spring in mattress that was unpleasant :-(
Hotel was ok...they were unable to check me in early even by as little as an hour...they also were unwilling to call me when my room was ready. Breakfast was good, though rooms were small, the shower had a drip and the mattress you could feel all of the springs in. I will not stay here again.The staff were amazing. One of the staff (Charlie) helped a lot with suggestions for routes and places to visit. The staff were very friendly and very courteous. They made up for the smallness of the room we had. Also the location was excellent.
I would have liked a bureau to store clothes in.
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Wifii available in the rooms but at a price. .. little expensive.
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Rutgers women use strong second half to beat Iona
By DOUG FEINBERG, AP Basketball Writer Sunday, Dec 18, 2011PISCATAWAY, N.J. (AP)—After an uninspired opening 25 minutes, Rutgers finally got going offensively. Iona just couldn't keep up.
April Sykes scored 18 points and No. 11 Rutgers held Iona to just two baskets in the second half of a 62-29 win on Sunday.
"They're tired and just came off a big game with Tennessee," Rutgers coach C. Vivian Stringer said. "I hope we wouldn't succumb the way a vast majority of mortals do. The vast majority of players and people play to the level of competition."
Rutgers (10-2) let a 23-15 halftime lead dwindle to four, missing 11 of its first 12 shots to start the second half. But then the freshmen took over. Betnijah Laney started the game-changing run, hitting a 3-pointer from the corner with 11:21 left. Then classmates Shakena Richardson and Syessence Davis pitched in as Rutgers closed the game with a 36-7 surge. Richardson had nine points during the spurt and Davis added five. Laney's three-point play made it 52-29 with 4:59 left.
"It's great to have them step up," Sykes said of the freshmen. "They have energy. It's great to see them grasping things on the offensive and defensive side. It showed in the last 10 minutes of the game."
Iona's only basket during the spurt was a 3-pointer by Kristina Ford with 8:08 remaining, ending a 9 1/2 -minute drought without a field goal. The Gaels would only make two free throws the rest of the game.
"I was proud of the girls as with 8 minutes to go it was 37-27," Iona coach Anthony Bozzella said. "Their athleticism and strength wore us down."
Ford scored 11 points for Iona (4-6), which shot 17 percent from the field, including just 10 percent (2 for 21) in the second half.
The Scarlet Knights bounced back from a 67-61 loss to No. 6 Tennessee on Tuesday night. They are now off until a visit to George Washington on Dec. 30. The Big East opener is Jan. 3 against Syracuse.
"We're going to be a team that plays all types of things on defense," Stringer said. "Christmas holiday will afford us a chance to get better defensively and offensively for sure."
Iona has been on the road for the entire month of December, playing five games away from home. The Gaels have now dropped the first four, with a trip to Colgate left on Dec. 29. This was only the Gaels' second time facing Rutgers. The Scarlet Knights beat Iona 90-54 in 1977.
"I've watched them every year, this is one of the better teams she's had in a long time," Bozzella said. "We play the toughest non-league schedule in our conference. We gained more today than a 20-point win against a team that's not our level."
Rutgers scored the game's first seven points, then played an uninspired rest of the first half. Iona closed to 10-9 midway through the period, but the Scarlet Knights scored seven straight, including a 3-pointer by Nikki Speed to get the lead back up to eight.
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I hope Fred gets the team refocused during this timeout. Scattershot and hurried.
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I hope Fred gets the team refocused during this timeout. Scattershot and hurried.
Sweet, more quick contested 3's. Because those are so effective. Come on guys!!!!!
A lot like early last year. A lot of guys who think they are LeBron, shooting fadeaway 3's or trying to take their guy off the dribble. I gtrust that we will progress like we did last year, cuz this is frustrating to watch. Tyrus has to realize he is great making hustle plays, and let the offense come to him. Sometimes he comes off the bench and thinks he has to be instant offense.
calm down fellas...
Even Mike Taylor is shaking his head at all these turnovers...
Defense looking slightly better than the offense right now.
this is sad if this is how we play against quality competition we are ****ed.
3-4 posessions and no points!!!! OH POOR REBELS
Naz Long and Anthony Bennett were former prep school teammates, right?
Four Corners timeout?
Korie. WTF?
UNLV doesn't miss FTs
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I don't know the rules, but how could bryce brown fumble it if he never had possession of it. The hand off was never completed and Brown never controlled the ball. This is why I think the fumble was charged to Foles. It is not unlike a toss or pitch that is dropped by an RB...or a lateral in general. I doubt it will get corrected. We shall see what the NFL does this week as far as releasing stat corrections, as that is what Yahoo uses each week. Good luck, but I wouldn't hold my breath. It is Bryce's fault, but the fumble will likely still be charged to Foles.


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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania...its an icebox!!! 12 degrees.....snow.....not happy >:(
it better not be raining superbowl I have about 100 people coming over for a party!!!! and it's going to get real tight in the house.... now I'm not happy either!
Somewhere in the East is where I am. We just got like 3-4 inches of snow.
The City of Brotherly Love ^.^ && It's sorta cold here only like 18 degrees. It snowed though :D
Calgary.... It snowed a lil...
The new owners of our farmlet are delighted, our son-in-law is thrilled he is getting his long-awaited barn, we are in zero cost accommodation and able to afford a new house and to put aside enough to keep us in interest for the rest of our days. We reckon that amounts to a miracle and, as we had asked, everyone involved has a good deal. Whether you find that experience evidence of Psychic Mediumship or not, I don't really mind. WE are too happy to worry any more….
California : its raining outside..GOSH IT'S SO COLD -__-
I come from Sydney, and it's about... 28 degrees.
You are so fortunate. It is so cold here in NC sheets of ice all over the road
Nebraska. i have no idea what the temp is but its COLD
wisconsin its been in the single didgets for the last week. negetive seven this morning
A dull Southern state tho its quite chilly over here.
California and its raining :) I love walking home alone in the rain :) <3
Southern Cali and it's rainy and about 60 which is freezing for us wimps!!!!
Gangnam, Seoul, South Korea and it's 14 degrees out, it's kinda sunny though. :-\
New Jersey and it is currently snowing about 5 inches so far
Upper 60's and raining in Arizona.
North Carolina, Freezing Cold, theres a lot o ice on the ground.
Northern Germany - minus 10C and 15cm of snow. Snow is only good on TV... :-/
Right now it's almost 8pm
And it's 50 degrees
Los Angeles. Rain and cold
Ontario, Canada. Moist and warm spring and summer, crisp autumns, and chilly winters.
Agree! I live in a town that is a small dessert and it NEVER rains! It goes up here 113 F max... If you want snow go to Europe it is pretty! believe me! Austria,Italy,and Germany are that Best!