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Cool Silver Lake Getaway #1 in Silver Lake
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Cottage
- community Floradale
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$ 1,200 - $ 2,200 / week
vacation rental description
You'll love the soaring ceilings, open floor plan, tasteful furnishings and cool nautical decor! Enjoy all of the comforts of home in this charming, comfortable, spacious cottage located close to all the action but in a quiet setting.
The main floor features an open living, dining and kitchen with breakfast bar, 2 bedrooms (each with one queen-size bed), glassed-in sun room with queen-size sofa bed, a full bath with tub/shower combo, and a laundry room. The upper level consists of 1 large bedroom (with a queen size bed and walk-in closet) along with a 3/4 bath. There's also a queen-size sofa bed and a standard sofa in the main floor living room.
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Jim and Debby Arnouts 231-873-0518
cottage rental amenities
Amenities include central air, diswasher, washer/dryer, 5 cable TVs, gas fireplace, great glassed-in sun porch, WiFi, dvd, cd player/radio, composite deck off 8-foot slider, gas grill, fire pit, picnic table and lawn chairs. The kitchen is fully equipped including microwave, ice maker, toaster, coffee maker, blender, electric fry pan and all the "trimmings", including basic spices. A high chair and play pen are available for small children. All towels and linens are furnished including a couple beach towels. We also furnish soft soap, dish soap, dishwasher soap and limited paper products. Books, games, cards and a few beach toys are also provided for your fun and entertainment.
Association amenities include heated pool with water slide, tennis/basketball courts, shuffle board court, tether ball, horse shoe pit and relaxing garden area with a lovely water feature. Ping pong tables and free WiFi are available in the lodge behind the pool. It's just a short walk to the 400 feet of Silver Lake frontage where you can stake your watercraft at our dock space, have a picnic (grills and picnic tables available), play volley ball and/or enjoy gorgeous sunsets over the dunes.
We accept VISA and MASTERCARD (3% upcharge applies)
Summer weeks rent Saturday to Saturday
Pet allowed with prior permission. A non-refundable $50 pet fee aplies.
Check in time: 3:00 pm Check out time: 11:00 am
activities and attractions in Silver Lake Michigan
Dune riding, ATV and jeep rentals, go-cart rides, biking, hiking, golfing/miniature golf, fishing, hunting, horseback riding, boating, sailing, waterskiing, jet skiing, para-flight rides, video arcades, historical lighthouse on Lake Michigan, snowmobiling, cross country skiiing, shopping, dining and more!
vacation rental rates
Peak season rates: $2,100 per week (Saturday to Saturday)
Rates fluctuate depending on season and number of occupants.
Discounted off-season rates start at $150 /night (2 night minimum)
Jim and Debby Arnouts 231-873-0518
accepted payment methods
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 Center
Top things to do in Silver Lake
- Dune riding/climbing
- Boating/skiing/swimming
- Biking/hiking
- Golfing/mini-golf
- Jeep tour/ATV rentals
Top things to do on a budget
- Tour the lighthouse
- Bike/hike the bike trails
- Dune climbing
- Picnicing/campfires
- Arcades
Top things to do with a family
- Dune riding
- Jeep tour/ATV rentals
- Lighthouse tour
- Shopping/dining
- Biking/hiking/sun bathing
Jim and Debby Arnouts , owner


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President Barack Obama brings his fight against the "fiscal cliff" to Montgomery County on Friday.
With just about a month to go, and based on what we're hearing now from both the White House and Republicans in Congress, an agreement may be getting less and less likely.
The president will visit a small business in Hatfield. He wants to use it as an example of the types of companies he says will be hurt if lawmakers don't stop the series of tax increases and spending cuts from going into effect Jan. 1.
Call it an opening bid, or a bombshell. Either way, the president's plan to stave off the fiscal cliff – the broad-based tax hikes and spending cuts at the end of the year – appears to have shocked Republicans in Congress.
The GOP says it calls for: $1.6 trillion in new tax hikes over the next decade, most of which would hit wealthy earners; another dose of stimulus spending; and the spending cuts that both sides say are necessary to reduce the deficit, the president would largely tackle those later, perhaps next year.
Republican congressional leaders are accusing Democrats of moving the nation closer to the fiscal cliff by refusing to outline possible spending cuts.
After a meeting with Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner on Thursday, House Speaker John Boehner said there has been no substantive progress and no specific plan from the White House.
"I'm disappointed in where we are and disappointed in what's happened over last couple of weeks," Boehner said. "I'm here seriously trying to resolve it, and I would hope the White House would get serious as well."
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican from Kentucky, said, "We're insisting on keeping tax rates where they are, first and foremost, to protect jobs and because we don't think government needs the money in the first place."
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said, "The President has made clear from the start that he understands that he will not get every item in this proposal or in his budget proposal, that compromise requires tough choices from all sides."
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid says Democrats are still waiting for a serious offer from Republicans.


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CATEGORIES Drama, Horror, Thrillers, Paramount, Critical Thought, 20th Century Fox, CinematicalIf you harbored hopes, no matter how unrealistic, no matter how unfounded, that M. Night Shyamalan, for the first time working from a source other than an original screenplay, would make a quality film, then your hopes were unfortunately misplaced. His latest, possibly last film, The Last Airbender fails without reservation or qualification in every conceivable category: story, characters, dialogue, and performances. Only the visual effects (thanks Industrial Light & Magic) save The Last Airbender from being completely unwatchable, but even there, the post-production 3D conversion makes The Last Airbender look dim, very much like M. Night Shyamalan's career prospects after this debacle.
The overwhelming commercial and critical success of The Sixth Sense (1999), a supernatural thriller and Shyamalan's third film, gave him the freedom to write and direct without studio interference. Although I wasn't a big fan of The Sixth Sense and its derivative, Twilight Zone-inspired twist ending (i.e., the central character has been a ghost all along), I could (and did) appreciate why it resonated with so many moviegoers. It wasn't the twist per se or even Malcolm Crowe's (Bruce Willis) personal journey toward self-realization and self-awareness, but instead, the possibility, no matter how unlikely or improbably, of contact with those who've passed on, of closure to key relationships in our lives.
That led to what I consider Shyamalan's best film, Unbreakable, a slow-burn, spandex-free superhero origin story that reunited Shyamalan with Bruce Willis as the "unbreakable" hero of the title. Shyamalan gave audiences another twist ending, but this time, it was tied to a character's central motivation, not the underlying premise as in The Sixth Sense, making it both more believable and less gimmicky. Moviegoers didn't respond as favorably; Unbreakable made less than $100 million domestically, two-thirds less than The Sixth Sense. Critics responded less favorably as well: Unbreakable received a score of 68% versus 85% for The Sixth Sense only a year earlier.
Signs (2002), a science-fiction/horror/thriller, was another commercial success and, while still scoring less than The Sixth Sense with critics, retains a respectable 74% score. For me (and others), Signs was the first serious indication of Shyamalan's deteriorating skills as a storyteller. Living up to audience expectations, Shyamalan included another twist ending, this time involving water-averse aliens from outer space who, for reasons left unexplained, attempt to invade a planet (ours) covered with water. Shyamalan added another twist, a message from the past (i.e., "Swing away!"), that was as ridiculous as it was unnecessary. Moviegoers, however, seemed to respond to Shyamalan's simple, religious message (i.e., "everything happens for a reason").
Shyamalan returned in 2004 with The Village, a period horror-thriller with a 9-11/war-on-terrorism theme that, at least based on the initial premise, had the potential to be one of Shyamalan's strongest films, but hemmed in by audience and, presumably studio expectations (not to mention Adrien Brody, only two years removed from his Oscar-winning turn in The Pianist, as the literal "village idiot"), Shyamalan ruined the film and made a mockery of the themes by employing a disappointingly predictable, nonsensical twist ending. Critics responded with the lowest score (to date), only 43% on Rotten Tomatoes, and, despite a strong opening weekend, bad word-of-mouth led to a precipitous decline in subsequent weeks, barely crossing the $100 million mark (roughly half of Signs' box office take).
Shyamalan's hubris, his inability to accept criticism and/or his ability to be objective with his own work, is clearly evident in Lady in the Water, a dark fantasy and Shyamalan's first for Warner Bros. after Disney executives rejected the screenplay, continued his descent into critical disfavor (a score of 24% on Rotten Tomatoes) and audience disinterest (only $42 million domestically). Shyamalan included a film critic as a secondary character. Unsurprisingly, the film critic died a brutal, ugly death. Even worse, Shyamalan wrote a role for himself as an author responsible for writing a revolutionary self-help book, the secular equivalent of the Gospels (as in the Christian New Testament). Shyamalan received four Razzie nominations, including Worst Picture and Worst Screenplay. He won for Worst Director and Worst Supporting Actor.
Switching distributors from Warner Bros. to 20th-Century Fox for his next film, The Happening, an eco-thriller and Shyamalan's first R-rated film, didn't change Shyamalan's commercial fortunes or favor with critics. Another box-office dud, it only earned $64 million domestically, critics once again responded negatively (18% favorable reviews on Rotten Tomatoes). To be fair, The Happening opened strongly with a seemingly inexplicable epidemic of mass suicide, but Shyamalan's explanation (the world's plants turning against a toxic, destructive humanity), was, despite a few effective scenes and an obvious Hitchcock influence (e.g., The Birds), as silly as it was ham-handed in its messaging. There's nothing wrong with a pro-environmental message, of course, but it can't (and shouldn't) be delivered through incoherent storytelling and feeble performances.
That only leaves The Last Airbender to discuss, but you can read Cinematical's review (or mine) to get a fuller idea of how Shyamalan failed to translate the animated series to the big screen. After one disappointment after another, only the most optimistic of critics or moviegoers could have expected quality storytelling, but what Shyamalan delivered wasn't mediocrity, it was ineptitude on a staggering scale. Whatever gifts Shyamalan showed as a director, even when Shyamalan-the-writer didn't deliver in the past, are nowhere in evidence. Whether it was the challenge of adapting a season-long story arc into a two-hour film, working on an effects-heavy film (something he hadn't done before), badly cast actors (which he chose), all of the above or none of the above, Shyamalan failed utterly. Moviegoers, alas, who decide not to heed this warning (and others), will pay the penultimate price: time, a precious, non-renewable resource, wasted completely.
Additional entries in The Last Airbender universe look unlikely (as always, the box-office take dictates whether a sequel will be made), but even if one or two sequels are made, Shyamalan shouldn't direct them. He shouldn't be involved at all. After The Last Airbender, it's unclear, however, whether Shyamalan should direct again. After more than a decade and nine films, he's lost the ability to examine his screenplays from a critical perspective, to take and accept constructive criticism. He takes himself too seriously and he wants critics and moviegoers to take him just as seriously. M. Night Shyamalan obviously sees himself as an artist first and a commercial filmmaker second. He's neither, at least not any more.
A decade ago, favorable comparisons were made between Shyamalan and Steven Spielberg. After The Village, Lady in the Water, The Happening, and The Last Airbender, that comparison couldn't have been more wrong. It's simply, woefully wrong. A lesson Spielberg learned early on, to direct and produce, but not to write, is one Shyamalan refused to learn. As an executive producer, Spielberg shapes the screenplays he directs, but ultimately, he doesn't write, nor does he receive, writing credits. Directing, but not writing, hasn't affected Spielberg's reputation as an auteur. In fact, the opposite is true.
Finally, some unsolicited advice for Mr. Shyamalan: Stop writing. Direct, but let others write. Don't produce. Don't adapt. Don't polish someone else's screenplay. And last thing: drop the over-the-title credit. Besides being another sign of hubris, it's no longer deserved.
So the question of the hour and the day and/or night: What happened to Shyamalan? Was it, is it, just hubris? Or has Shyamalan lost it (as in skills and talent) as a filmmaker? Is there any hope left for him?


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Event: Living history or re-enactment, Workshop, club or activity County: Suffolk Countryside at WarVisitors can discover what life was like in the Suffolk countryside during the Second World War through demonstrations, re-enactments, wartime vehicles and family activities, in a day out for all the family to enjoy.Museum Of East Anglian Life | Stowmarket | 14 September 2014
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Trail VE Day 60 Years: Betty Vince remembers World War Two in Whitehawk, BrightonIn response to recent moves to renovate the air raid shelter at Whitehawk Primary School, local resident Betty Vince remembers what life was like in Whitehawk during the Second World War.
Trail VE Day 60 Years: Both Sides Of The Air War - Norwich In World War TwoThe picturesque city of Norwich was hit hard during the Baedeker Blitz, when Hitler targeted destinations recommended by a German tourist guidebook.01 May 2005
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Here's another key matchup from Sunday's Vikings-Bears game in Chicago:
Vikings WR Percy Harvin vs. Bears CB D.J. Moore
This is not an every-down matchup, as Harvin has had to play outside more since Randy Moss left town. But the fact that Bernard Berrian came on last week and Greg Camarillo had his best game as a Viking, the team might be more willing to use more three-WR sets. Harvin does most of his damage in the slot, and Moore is the Bears' nickel corner.
Moore has shown a knack for playmaking this season with three interceptions and an additional five passes defended. He will gamble with his quick instincts to read hot routes such as slants and hooks and will try to jump in front for the interception going the other way. Moore will have to contend with Harvin's quickness in and out of his breaks, even with the wideout hobbling on a bum ankle and dealing with migraines.
These two have some history, facing off in the SEC, but Harvin mostly was a running back in the Gators' spread-option offense. This time, he'll line up opposite Moore more often. Moore's tackling ability will be tested against Harvin, who is built like a running back and runs with power.


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Have MPs and constituents been more vocal about the mis-named 'rain tax' on churches and scout huts? Or about the inequity of water bills in the South West? It's a close run thing.
No less than three adjournment debates have been introduced by MPs from the South West this year - most recently by Richard Younger Ross, the Liberal Democrat Member for Teignbridge (12 October 2009).
He pressed the case for constituents unhappy that they have to meet the cost of maintaining the region's beaches, which are a national asset.
Anna Walker's final report on household charging and metering - due out next month - will consider this persistant political concern among other awkward issues. And South West MPs are promised a meeting with Ministers.
Shadow DEFRA Secretary of State, Nick Herbert MP is also 'reviewing the options'.
Watch this space for progress.
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...with tasteful vegetarian dishes from India and around the globe,served with Love...
Wednesday, 4 August 2010
These Are A Few Of My Favorite Things.....
Here comes the favorites-
Rice dishes
Srivalli of Cooking 4 all seasons,[the brain behind this wonderful event :)] Sambar Sadham,a delight to prepare in the MW,where we get to catch up with our work while the MW gets our meal ready.
Mina Joshi of Authentic Vegetarian Recipes made this tempting Bharella mutter bhat,a recipe that originated from East Africa and a favorite to her hubby and her MIL. She says this dish has a lot of memories associated with it.
SS of SS Blogs Here prepared Methi Pulao.She says its a family favorite which is prepared for every family gathering with curry. Naturally,it has a lot of nostalgia associated with it.
Full of fiber pasta,loaded with goodness,a meal Lil angel loves from my kitchen
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Srivalli of Cooking 4 all seasons also made this yummy Yellow Moong Dal,her favorite dish that goes very well with Puffy pooris.
Veena of Veg junction prepared her daughters favorite Bhendi/Okra fry. Veena says we can control the crispiness according to our choice.
Swapna of Simple Vegetarian Recipes prepared Pineapple Jam.Swapna says she loves to have jams as a side dish with any tiffin!
Jayasree of Kailas Kitchen sent in Mango Murabba,her family's favorite jam.
Kalyani and Gayatri Rajamani of Adiruchi prepared this easy Kara Kulambu ,a side dish ready at the press of a magic button.
Swati Sapna of The Weekend Epicuriean sent in her Lemon pepper baby potatoes.For Swati favorite dish is anything to do with potatoes!!! The spicier the better!She says this dish was born out of the marriage between her all time fav veggie and new found spice love.
Nivedita of Nivedita's Kitchen ,Aloo Matar Sabji which is her daughters favorite side dish with Poori.
Niloufer Riyaz of Kitchen Samraj prepared her hubby's favorite MW Tomato Chutney
Comforting beetroot soup from my kitchen,Lil Angel.'s favorite.
My favorite 'lazy day' meal Forbidden rice noodles soup
After using the rice cooker and stove top,Srivalli of Cooking 4 all seasons,made this Carrot Halwa in the MW.This is one of the desserts that is often prepared at her place.
Another dessert from Srivalli,Sooji ka Halwa.The fluffy halwa sure did seduce me.
Aparna of Apy Cooking! sent in Apple Kheer,which she made for her son whose favorite fruit is Apple and she says he loves to drink this kheer in his tiny glass.
Krishnaveni's of Krishnaveni's Kitchen made this Peaches and Sour Cream,which is her family's favorite dessert and a healthy one too...
Nivedita of Nivedita's Kitchen baked this delicious Black forest cake,her daughters favorite cake.
Shabitha Karthikeyan of My Home Kitchen sent in two of her lil daughter's favorite dishes - Apple Banana Halwa
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Jayashree of My experiments with food prepared this Microwave cake,which she vouches it to be the softest and best cake ever!
Nithya of Fourth Sense Cooking prepared this Eggless Banana Muffins which is her mom's and grandmom's favorite as it is soft,yummy and eggless too!
Priya of Priya's Easy N Tasty Recipes made this MW Watermelon Halwa prepared using watermelon rinds,one of her favorite halwas...
Srividhya Ravikumar of Vidhu's kitchen made this Microwave 5 in 1 halwa,easy to make with easily available ingredients
Umm Mymoonah of Taste of pearl city made her family favorite - Rich Badam Halwa
Priya (Yallapantula) Mitharwal of Mharo Rajasthan's Recipes sent in this mouth watering Gajar Aur Mawa Ka Halwa
Preeti Deo of Isingcakes prepared her family favorite snack Suralichya wadya.She adds that it is an easy snack that can be prepared at the knock of guests!
Nivedita of Nivedita's Kitchen sent in Masala Pappad,her family's favorite snack.
Priya of Priya's Easy N Tasty Recipes prepared-MW Wheat Bread Upma,for a easy breezy dinner.
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- swapna said...
Lovely roundup PJ....lots of dish to prepare in MW!!!Bookmarked!!!
- 4 August 2010 21:59
- nivedita said...
Hi PJ
Great round up! So I still can stick to my Microwave before I can start with my new OTG!
Congratulations and all the best for two more events.
- 4 August 2010 22:07
- Jay said...
Delicious recipes all in one page...Awesome...keep up the great work dear.
- 4 August 2010 22:17
- Srivalli said...
Great round up PJ..30 entries!! awesome..its been a while since we had that many...
- 4 August 2010 23:11
- Krishnaveni said...
WOW...Mouthwatering recipes, yummy yum, thanks PJ for conducting such a great event
- 4 August 2010 23:26
- Mina Joshi said...
wow lots of new ideas for us all to learn from. Great round up!!
- 5 August 2010 00:23
- Priya (Yallapantula) Mitharwal said...
Lovely roundup dear, I am loving all these delicacies. I guess, I need to start cooking more in microwave.
- 5 August 2010 01:16
- Torviewtoronto said...
lovely roundup
- 5 August 2010 08:15
- Jayashree said...
Nice round up.
- 5 August 2010 11:07
- Shabitha Karthikeyan said...
Lovely roundup PJ !!! More ideas for MW cooking !
- 6 August 2010 08:13


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Now on display through October 17, 2014.
The exhibition will feature a series of paintings portraying female artists as confident practitioners of their craft, as well as a survey of work by women artists including Mary Cassatt, Georgia O'Keeffe and Berthe Morisot. A portrait by French painter Louise Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun, a predecessor and role model to the artists showcased, will introduce the series. The works will be arranged thematically from the 1870s, the era when fine arts training programs first became available to women, to the mid-20th century when women (like their male counterparts) adopted more abstract, modern styles.
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Here's a look at a key matchup heading into Sunday's battle between the Bears and Raiders.
Bears interior offensive line vs. Raiders defensive tackles
The Bears could catch a break Sunday in this matchup. Richard Seymour, who typically starts next to Tommy Kelly at D-tackle for Oakland, didn't start last week and was limited to a minor role in the rotation due to a knee injury, which is still bothering him. He did not practice Thursday and is listed as questionable.
When healthy, Seymour and Kelly form one of the league's top D-tackle duos — Seymour (five sacks) and Kelly (5½ sacks) account for 38 percent of the Raiders' sacks this season — but John Henderson, who has great size and good power, will start for Seymour if the knee relegates him to spot duty again.
Bears OLG Edwin Williams, who made his first start of the season last week in place of the injured Chris Williams, could face a tougher test than he did last week against San Diego. The Raiders blitzed often against the Vikings last week, and Williams, C Roberto Garza and ORG Chris Spencer could see linebackers shooting through the A gaps to try to pressure QB Caleb Hanie, who is making his first career start.
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Tower Presbyterian Church broke ground Sept. 11 for its $650,000 elevator project -- and construction has since been under way.
Located on South Broad Street in Grove City, the church has long realized the need to allow people from all walks of life access to every floor of its beautiful building.
The historic church has four levels with many stairs.
At the lowest level of the church is Williamson Hall, Fithian Chapel and the church kitchen. The main level is the church sanctuary. The third and fourth floors are where Sunday school classrooms and offices are located.
Without elevator access, Tower believes it is not fulfilling its mission to bring the word of Christ to all people. The new elevator will open the church to visitors, new members and accommodate its faithful who have difficulty using stairs.
Ligo Architects drew up the plans for the elevator. There will also be a covered driveway and closed entry built at the College Avenue side of the church for easy access to the elevator during inclement weather.
Wallace Builders has begun construction on the project, which should take approximately five months to finish.
Information contributed by Tower Presbyterian Church member George Elliot. Published Oct. 15, 2011 in Allied News. Pick up a copy at 201A Erie St., Grove City.


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The 2012 Tony-winning Best Musical opened March 18, 2012, at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre, starring Steve Kazee as Guy and Cristin Milioti as Girl. The production took home eight 2012 Tony Awards, including Best Actor (Kazee), Best Book (Enda Walsh), Best Direction (John Tiffany), Best Lighting Design (Natasha Katz), Best Orchestrations (Martin Lowe), Best Scenic Design (Bob Crowley), Best Sound Design (Clive Goodwin) and Best Musical.
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Next to The Strip, Pvt. Hot Tub, Gated Community. Visit Vegas in Style in Las Vegas
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1½
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets considered yes
- type Townhome
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/ night
$ 900 / week
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This 2 bedroom townhouse comes complete with everything you need to for a weekend or a week of fun and relaxation in Las Vegas. Two luxurious bedrooms allow you to get all the rest you will need after a night out on the town. The fully stocked kitchen allows you to prepare meals that you can enjoy indoors or out in our dining areas. The private backyard gives you a great place to enjoy the Vegas night sky while soaking and soothing in the Hot Tub. The balcony off the master bedroom gives you a great place to view the sunrise after a late night. The community has a pool (open April - Oct.), tennis courts, and great paths to take a stroll. We are situated less than half a mile from a police station, gate access codes are required to enter the community, and the neighborhood is equipped with CCTV cameras. Inside the house you will enjoy HD televisions, high-speed wifi, comfortable linens, and unique furnishings. You could only be closer to the strip if you were on it.
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- floor area 1100 sq. ft.
- guests provide their own meals
Location Type
- Literally adjacent to the Las Vegas Strip, you can't get any closer without staying in one of the hotels. 1 mile away!
- downtown
- romantic
- tourist attractions
- iron & board
- wireless internet
- internet
- towels provided
- activities guide
- alarm clock
- water cooler
- filtered water
- firewood
- laundry soap
- local activities guide
- local maps
- paper towels
- local restaurant guide
- toilet paper
- parking off street
- washing machine
- clothes dryer
- fireplace
- parking
- air conditioning
- heating
- linens provided
- kitchen
- blender
- ice maker
- pantry items
- 4 ring stove
- coffee maker
- toaster
- cooking utensils
- dishwasher
- refrigerator
- freezer
- oven
- microwave
- dining
- dining area
Pool / Spa
- outdoor hot tub
- spa whirlpool
- communal pool
- hot tub
- Bathrooms
- 1 bathroom 1 half Bath
- bathroom 1: toilet, shower
- bathroom 2: toilet
- Extra large all tile shower with adjustable rain shower head
- Bedrooms
- 2 bedrooms, sleeps 4, beds for 4
- master bedroom: 1 king, California King - Stearns and Foster
- second bedroom : 1 queen
- Master bedroom: - balcony - walk-in closet - Television Second Bedroom: - large closet - television - 100% mirrored ceiling
- books
- mp3 dock
- television
- radio
- bicycles
- outdoor grill
- gated community
- patio
- fully fenced property
- outdoor furniture
- porch furniture
- tennis court
- balcony
- minimum age limit for renters
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- Smoking is allowed outside on the patio only.
- singles
- groups
- children welcome
- wheelchair inaccessible
- long-term renters welcome
- pets considered
Onsite Services
- car optional
- Notes
- Water softener provides good quality water in Las Vegas All televisions are internet enabled and free Netflix service is provided for guests. Wireless high-speed internet is also provided. Energy efficient windows and plantation shutters keep home cool and private. Low energy light bulbs and appliances. Security features include impact resistant security glass on all windows and lockable sliding glass doors, steel door frame adds extra security. Community features are dependent on the Homeowner's Association schedule.
activities and attractions in Las Vegas Nevada
- arboretum
- bay/sound
- botanical garden
- churches
- cinemas
- library
- museums
- theme parks
- restaurants
- festivals
- live theater
Leisure Activities
- walking
- outlet shopping
- sight seeing
- photography
- scenic drives
- gambling casinos
Sports & Adventure Activities
- swimming
- tennis
- roller blading
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The unit provides students with the opportunity to study critical thinking and problem solving. Students will learn about the different categories of problems; general techniques to solve problems; where problems requiring algorithmic solutions are placed in these categories; and techniques to build and test algorithmic solutions.
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She's abserlutely gorgeous, wouldn't change her for the world!!you really need to see someone as hot as her!!
by Nessy's Admirer April 14, 2004
Short for "The Loch Ness Monster" a mythic creature that has been known for its extordinary life span inside of Loch Ness Scotland and is world widely known. There has been many-a set ups from people who want lots of cash for taking picutes of her.
"Duuuuuuude, I took a picture of Nessy today!"
"You liar, let me see it!"
"You liar, let me see it!"
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Is having a large long turd that the end sticks up out of the water resembling the Loch Ness Monster.
I just took a nice Nessy.
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a man or boy who is the sex. every girl whos ever met him falls inlove with him in a snap. hes very seductive and sexy and is also a good friend and a loving family member.
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Rushville Republican
The community is welcome to join a United Good Friday Worship during the noon hour Friday, March 29 at Trinity Presbyterian Church, 631 N. Harrison Street, Rushville.
The worship will begin at 12:10 p.m. and conclude promptly at 12:50 p.m.
This community worship of quiet reflection, commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus the Christ, is hosted by Main Street Christian Church, First Presbyterian Church, St. Paul United Methodist Church and Trinity Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Jan Dimick, pastor at St. Paul United Methodist, will preach from John 19:25-42. Her sermon is titled, "A Global Warming."
David Hiner, organist of Trinity Presbyterian, will provide sacred music, Rev. Sam Davenport of Main Street Christian and Rev. Dena Vittorio of First Presbyterian, will share the Good Friday scriptures and prayers for all God's people.


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I don't mean to be critical, but the questions seems like asking -- should I buy a bus or a truck? Seems like the answer is entirely in whether you want to haul people or things.
Someone pointed out that if you have a 70-200, the 135 would seem rather redundant. On my 1.6 crop I use a 60mm for macro (and some classic portraits). I use the 135 for candid portraits, my first love.
As big brain said the 135 is not so good indoors, houses for example. But it would be okay in an auditorium or large meeting hall or ballroom. It's also unobtrusive at sport events and it's speed is great for stop action and background control. I've used it on a tripod to shoot dance recitals with good results.
The real value of the 135 for me is the candid portrait. Especially on a crop frame it keeps me far enough away from the subject that I don't become a distraction or part of the story. I don't have any problem with mounting a 50mm and sticking the camera in someone's face but I lose the purity of a candid portrait when I do. And I do talk with people after shooting them because the picture event has an intimacy that should be properly acknowledged.
For me, as a walkaround lens, I use the excellent efs 15-85. When I go to events and want good candid portraits, the 135 is my only real choice. And to get the spider on that flower, the 60 macro.
Anyway, if you're hauling people around, get a bus. If you're hauling potatoes, get a truck.


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Free of embellishment, this sleek daypack boasts two large zip pockets so you can stash gear quickly and hit the road. The main compartment features a padded laptop sleeve (fits most 15" laptops), and an almost equally large secondary zip pocket with built-in organizational sleeves. Bungee cord on face of pack lets you store additional gear, or cinch down contents inside. Updated shoulder straps and back panel.
- FlexVent™ injection-molded shoulder straps with additional PE foam for added comfort
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- Secondary compartment with organization
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|1650 cu in / 27 L
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Right on the Beach - Top Floor Privacy - Newly Remodeled in Haleiwa
- bedrooms 1
- baths 2
- sleeps 2
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Haleiwa Surf
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,175 - $ 1,175 / week
$ 4,350 - $ 4,350 / month
vacation rental description
Paradise awaits at this completely renovated beachfront condo in the famous North Shore!
This private, top floor condominium has direct view of the private beach and ocean in front. The
condo is in the front building of the complex, allowing for beautiful ocean and sunset views. You can watch the sunsets from the front room or the breezy lanai. With Hawaiiana and Balinese decor, you'll definitely feel that you are living in the luxurious tropics. The condo has warm colors and bamboo flooring throughout
The condo has one bedroom and two bathrooms. Everything has been completely remodeled with entirely new kitchen and bathrooms. The living area has a new inter-spring, queen-sized futon as well as a comfortable chair. There is a large flat screen T.V. with cable. Secured, high speed wifi is provided. The kitchen has new cherry cabinets, granite counters & new appliances/ fixtures. The counter extends into a bar area with two stools. The kitchen is fully-stocked with everything you'll need to make and serve meals.
The master bedroom has a queen size bed and its own attached full bath. There is another full bathroom, off the hallway, closer to the living area. Both bathrooms have floor-to-ceiling tile with
a spa-like feel. High-end fixtures and cabinets compliment the clean, contemporary design. Warm colors and bamboo floor create a relaxing ambiance. The condo is professionally cleaned and updated often with fresh, high-quality linens.
Most visitors find little reason to leave the Condo, as its beach and swimming area provide ideal snorkeling, turtle and whale watching. With reef protection, swimming is generally good year round. The beach is uncrowded, providing its visitors a quiet, relaxing experience. There are communal grills and picnic tables on the grassy area in front of the building. There is also a coin-operated laundry room on the premises. Beach chairs, boogie boards & snorkeling equipment are included.
The well-known surf town of Haleiwa is less than a half-mile away. There you'll find a number of quaint restaurant and shoppingoptions. The famous 7 Mile Stretch of surfing begins in Haleiwa with several surfing spots within walking distance from the condo. Wonderful drives & hikes surround the area. Surf lessons, stand-up-paddle (SUP) and kayak rentals are nearby as well. Honolulu is a 30-40 minute drive from the condo.
This spot is for the traveler who wants to see the 'real' Hawaii... away from the tourist traps and concrete. Whether watching world-class surfing, hiking or swimming, or just relaxing is your thing...
you've found the right spot!
Please see Guest Reviews for more information. Be sure to look at the calendar before inquiring about dates. 4 Day minimum required unless shorter window is available.
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property availability
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Last modified on 08-29-2014 at 1:10 PM.
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Jill Paulin
condo rental amenities
Wireless internet serice
2 LCD, Flat-screen Cable TVs,
Beach Chairs, Towels and some snorkle gear, Full
Kitchen, Microwave, Refrigerator, Cooking Utensils provided, Linens
provided, Laundry Facilities on Premises, No Smoking
activities and attractions in Haleiwa Oahu
Long beach walks, Hiking, Fishing, Horseback Riding, Shopping,
Restaurants, Sightseeing, Swimming, Snorkeling/Diving, Boating,
Sailing, Surfing, Jet Skiing, Shelling, Turtle Watching
vacation rental rates
$110 Cleaning Fee
Sales & Transient Accommodation Taxes apply - Tax I.D. #W49846359-01
50% Deposit required to reserve, remainder due 30 days prior to
Credit and Debit Cards or Checks accepted
Longer term rates available upon request
4 night minimum unless shorter window is available
Jill Paulin
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ATHENS, Ga. (AP) - The former Georgia play-by-play radio announcer is recovering from a respiratory infection.
Georgia spokesman Claude Felton says Friday that Larry Munson was in stable condition.
Munson ended 43 years as the radio voice for Georgia football games in September 2008.
He is known as one of the legendary college football broadcasters.
Copyright 2011 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.
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This is horrible. Prong USED to be on the cutting edge, ahead of their time, an unstoppable mutation of metal and industrial. With Ted Parsons and Killing Joke's Paul Raven, Tommy Victor crafted two albums ("Cleansing" and "Rude Awakening") that still sound sharp, fresh, and and energetic despite the fact that both are nearly ten years old.
That being said, I was very excited to see a new album arrive. But upon examining the liner notes, I knew I was in trouble. When a band disappears off the scene for 8 years, is officially broken up, and then returns with only one original member, it generally indicates a greater need for cash than for creative expression. Check out the equally sucky "Danzig 5″ if you'd like another example of a great band that went to hell.
I wish I'd never cruised the "Prong" bin at the store. Everything that was good about this band is gone. There's no energy in the songs. No real angst. Even the signature Victor guitar sound is gone. And the only lyrics I've seen dumber than these were on that sorry Liz Phair disc. This is doubtlessly the single worst CD I've paid money for, and I have bought some bad ones.
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The Seattle Mariners managed just one hit, but still came out on top in a 4-2 win over the Houston Astros on Saturday at Minute Maid Park.
Astros starter Erik Bedard threw 6 1/3 innings of no-hit ball, but was credited for the loss after allowing three runs on five walks. Bedard struck out 10 and tossed 109 pitches. The Mariners finally got their first hit when Michael Saunders hit a two-run double off Houston reliever Jose Cisneros in the seventh.
It is the first time a Major League Baseball team has scored four or more runs on just one hit.
Hisashi Iwakuma pitched seven innings of two-run ball to earn the win. Tom Wilhelmsen pitched around a walk in the ninth for his 21st save.


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For the first 10 weeks of the season, Peyton Manning ranked No. 1 on the Meter. By posting strong passing numbers for an elite team, it looked like the Colts quarterback might cruise to his third consecutive MVP trophy and an unprecedented fifth award overall.
But in the middle of the season, Manning hit a bump in the road. Injuries to several of his top targets limited his options downfield, and opponents pressured him into making poor throws. The Colts lost four games in five weeks as the QB's interceptions and sack totals rose, including back-to-back games where Manning threw four interceptions in each. By early December, just weeks after he'd been at the top, the Indy signalcaller was completely out of our top 10.
Since then, however, Manning has quietly re-emerged as a legit candidate and has reclaimed his spot on the Meter. Three consecutive victories has the Colts back in first place, and a win in Week 17 will clinch the team's ninth consecutive postseason berth, tying a modern-era NFL record. The QB has helped the Colts score 30 or more points four weeks in a row despite a subpar rushing attack and banged-up defense. He also has taken over the league lead in passing yards from the Chargers' Philip Rivers, which would be the third single-season yardage title of his career if he holds on in the final week.
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1. Patriots QB Tom Brady (No. 1) — Speaking Monday on a Boston radio show, Brady said he didn't understand why there even was an MVP award in the NFL. "My feeling always is, the most valuable player award in a team sport doesn't make a lot of sense. I can understand the most valuable golfer or something like that," the QB said. "But the only award I ever cared about is a Super Bowl ring." By mid-February, the Pats star might have both the honor he wants and the one he doesn't care about.
2. Eagles QB Michael Vick (No. 2) — An off night for the QB resulted in a shocking Tuesday loss to the Vikings, pushing them down to the third seed in the NFC playoffs. With nothing to gain vs. Dallas this coming week, it wouldn't be surprising if Andy Reid let backup Kevin Kolb take some snaps, as Vick took a lot of hits in the Minnesota game (including six sacks) and won't have much time to recover.
3. Falcons QB Matt Ryan (No. 3) — Matty Ice went cold on Monday night, as Ryan and the Falcons weren't able to come through with a game-winning drive at the end of the game to knock off the Saints. The team still controls its own destiny for home-field advantage in the NFC playoffs thanks in large part to Ryan, who already has set a career high in TD passes and should set a personal best for fewest interceptions as well.
4. Chiefs QB Matt Cassel (No. 7) — Kansas City has been a run-first team all season long, but on the afternoon when they clinched their first AFC title in seven years, it was their QB who led them to the division crown. Cassel threw for 314 yards, his most in a Chiefs victory, and three TDs in the 34-14 victory. He has been amazingly consistent all season long and has avoided mistakes for a team that went from worst to first.
5. Saints QB Drew Brees (No. 5) — A pair of fourth-quarter interceptions by Brees — one of which was returned for a TD — almost cost the Saints a victory. But when it mattered most, the New Orleans captain was flawless, completing 7-of-8 passes, including a six-yard TD strike to rookie TE Jimmy Graham, on the game-winning 13-play, 90-yard drive. The score gave the Saints a lead they'd never relinquish and clinched a playoff berth for the defending champs.
6. Colts QB Peyton Manning (No. 6) — Manning completed 16 passes vs. the Raiders last Sunday, including three touchdowns. But his best play may have been a 27-yard run by the not-so-fleet-footed QB in the game's final minute and a half, clinching the victory. Always thought of as one of the sport's smartest players, Manning showed off his intelligence again, sliding a few yards shy of the endzone, allowing him to take a knee and end the game.
7. Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (NR) — The Green Bay signalcaller spent a few weeks off the Meter, as injuries have limited his production. On Sunday against the Giants, however, Rodgers appeared to be in perfect health. Starting with an 80-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter, the Packers' offense, led by their QB, was dynamic in a must-win game. They need one more victory to clinch a postseason appearance.
8. Steelers OLB James Harrison (NR) — Opponents double-team Harrison often, yet nobody ever seems to slow him down. The Panthers had two blockers on the Steelers' outside 'backer often last Thursday and the dominant defender still registered five tackles, a sack and a pass defensed. If he plays most of the regular-seasonfinale vs. the Browns, he'll likely finish with 100 or more tackles for the second time in his career.
9. Chargers QB Philip Rivers (No. 9) — It wasn't Rivers' fault that the Chargers will miss the playoffs this season, as he was saddled with a banged-up roster that missed two key components (WR Vincent Jackson, OLT Marcus McNeill) to holdouts for much of the season. Still, he has dropped down the Meter for playing for a non-playoff team, as MVP candidates almost always come from winning squads.
10. Falcons RB Michael Turner (No. 9) — Every few weeks, it seems, Turner has an off week. Forty-two rushing yards in Week One, 45 rushing yards in Week Six, 39 rushing yards in Week 10 and now 48 in Week 16. Not surprisingly, the Falcons have lost three of those four subpar outings. He's still an elite MVP candidate based on what he has done the other 12 weeks of the season, which is help the Falcons reach the playoffs for the second time in three seasons.
Five on the cusp (in alphabetical order) — Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe, Jaguars RB Maurice Jones-Drew, Steelers RB Rashard Mendenhall, Bears DE Julius Peppers, Falcons WR Roddy White.


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This year's fall fashion is full of so many flattering trends that there is actually something for everyone, not just for those blessed to walk the runway. However, it's not always easy to navigate which of the season's hottest trends flatter one's shape and which ones just fall flat.1. Petite - Colored Denim:· Colored denim is a must for fall, especially for petites as their smaller stature can handle the attention.· Skinny fit will draw attention to curves.· Don't be afraid to be bold all over by color-blocking. Strategically place contrasting, yet complimentary, bold and bright colors on one's top and bottom. This will create an illusion of length as the eye keeps up and down.· Versatile - can be paired with flats, heels or boots.2. Pear Shaped- Billowy Blouses/Exaggerated Sleeves: · Pear shapes are typically larger in the bottom than the top so the goal is to bring attention up and away from the bottom.· Billowy blouses are huge this fall and often feature eye-catching details such as tie-front necks or exaggerated sleeves; these features hold attention where pears want it most.· Statement necklaces and earrings can also draw attention up.· Keep the bottom half of the ensemble simple: pencil skirt or classically tailored pants; wide leg pants (another fall trend!) can be very slimming.3. Curvy - Patterned Dresses:· Select prints/patterns carefully. It's the space between prints that makes them unflattering so opt for overlapping designs throughout the entire dress to keep the eye moving. This will visually slim a curvy shape.· If uncomfortable with all-over patterns, opt for a dress that uses geometric or more uniform shapes in areas that will bring attention to the face. And layer on a faux leather jacket for added structure.· Be cautious of fabric; bulky will add unwanted bulge. Think lightweight and airy.· Don't go oversized; opt for some structure to help define a shape. Layering on a faux leather jacket is fashionable and flattering.· Pair with boots or heels to help create visual proportion.4. Long and Lean - Printed/Bold Midi Skirts:· Midi skirts are a must for those with long legs because slender legs can pull off such a pronounced look.· Depending on your comfort level, opt for a skirt with an eye-catching print or bold color (or both).· Keep the top simple and forgo any statement jewelry-your skirt is the statement.· As its early fall, go without tights and pair with heels or boots for added style.To find one of the many dressbarn locations nearest you, log on to dressbarn.com
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@FGCU_MGolf Finishes Pinetree Intercollegiate in 7th Place
KENNESAW, Ga. – The FGCU men's golf team concluded the 54-hole Pinetree Intercollegiate at Pinetree Country Club with a final-round 303 Tuesday, wrapping up the two-day event in 7th place. Sophomore Jake Sherwin shot the Eagles' low round of the day by shaping an even-par 72 out of the 7,108-yard layout.
Host Kennesaw State won the 12-team tournament with an 872 total as the field boasted eight schools in the top 100 of this week's GolfWeek rankings, including FGCU at No. 98.
Sherwin (Fort Myers, Fla./Evangelical Christian HS) started his day on the 10th hole and promptly triple bogeyed the par 4. However, he settled down and immediately got one shot back with a birdie on the par-5 11th before making six straight pars until a bogey on the par-4 18th pushed him back to 3-over through his first nine holes. But his round turned around drastically on the front as he rolled in four birdies over the first five holes to move to -1, but bogeyed the par-5 9th to wrap up his 72. Sherwin tied for 40th overall with a 229 total (77-80-72).
"I was extremely proud of Jake for stepping up and battling back to shoot even par on the day after starting out with a triple on his first hole," head coach Brent Jensen said.
Freshman Jordan Miller (Bradenton, Fla./Bradenton Christian School) concluded his first collegiate tournament with a 2-over 74, culminating a successful tournament which included the lowest round recorded by any FGCU golfer (71, second round). Unlike Sherwin, Miller got off to a fast start as he birdied holes 10 and 11 before making a bogey on 13 and bouncing back with a birdie on the short par-4 14th. But four bogeys and eight pars over his closing 12 holes moved his round from -2 to +2, finishing tied for 26th with a total of 225 (80-71-74).
He was matched for the three rounds by Jack Hernandez (Fort Myers, Fla./Bishop Verot HS), who went about his 225 total in nearly opposite fashion as Miller. After entering the final round tied for 5th overall following a pair of 72s on Monday, Hernandez struggled to an 81 on Tuesday. Hernandez's lone birdie of the day came on the par-5 16th, and that got him back to even par for the day, but then he played the closing 11 holes at +9.
Edward Figueroa (Naples, Fla./St. John Neumann HS) shot his best round of the week with a 4-over 76 to finish in a tie for 44th overall with a 231 (77-78-76). The sophomore was 7-over through his first 12 holes, but ended on a high note by making four birdies over his final six holes, including a stretch of three in a row on holes 4, 5 and 6.
Freshman Keaton Jones (Kitchener, Ontario/St. Mary's HS) finished tied with Figueroa after closing out his collegiate debut with an 81 and a three-round total of 231 (76-74-81). Jones carded just one birdie on the day – at the 505-yard 16th.
FGCU returns to action next week in its lone tournament of the fall season held in SWFL. The Eagles will participate in the Cobra-PUMA Invitational hosted by Xavier University but held at Miromar Lakes Golf Club. The 54-hole event will begin with a 9 a.m. shotgun start on Sunday, Oct. 27, as the 13-team field will play 36 holes before concluding with another 9 a.m. shotgun on Monday, Oct. 28.
FGCU Individual Standings
T-26) Jordan Miller (80-71-74: 225)
T-26) Jack Hernandez (72-72-81: 225)
T-40) Jake Sherwin (77-80-72: 229)
T-44) Edward Figueroa (77-78-76: 231)
T-44) Keaton Jones (76-74-81: 231)
Team Standings (Current GolfWeek.com Rankings)
1) #43 Kennesaw State (296-284-292: 872)
2) #59 Winthrop (300-282-298: 880)
3) #72 Louisville (299-289-295: 883)
4) #152 Akron (288-288-308: 884)
5) #63 Indiana (296-291-298: 885)
6) #92 Troy (294-297-298: 889)
8) #95 Wofford (300-301-301: 902)
T-9) #188 Samford (295-305-308: 908)
T-9) #128 Ball State (300-305-303: 908)
11) #271 Northern Illinois (330-321-325: 976)
12) #256 Texas-Pan American (324-316-338: 978)


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The Circle Unbroken is a Hard Bop. Written by Sekou Sundiata.
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651Arts presents Sekou Sundiata's seminal work The Circle Unbroken is a Hard Bop (1992), re-imagined and directed by Kamilah Forbes. This multilayered performance work, which propelled Sundiata into the world of theater, tells a story of three African American artists—an expatriate dancer, a poet, and a musician—who come of age during the political and cultural movements of the late 1960's and '70s. Featuring Carvens Lissant, Traci Tolmaire and Craig MuMs Grant with choreography from Adia Whitaker. Tickets are: $10 and will take place at LIU's Kumble Theater. For more information visit: www.651ARTS.org.
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Middle of Town, 2 Kings, 1000 Hills, WiFi,Quiet in Branson
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
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- community Thousand Hills Golf Resort
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Centrally located on Thousand Hills Golf Course at 2700 Green Mountain Drive in Branson. Approximately 1175 square feet of heated and cooled space plus balcony, accessible through master as well as living room.
New "Bali" cellular blinds throughout in August 2010. New Serta "Congressional" pillow-top King in guest bedroom, August 2010.
400 thread count sheets and soft, plush towels. 8 beach towels provided for pool use. Memory foam topper for sleeper sofa. New, caramel paint in 2009. Wi-Fi, 2 Flat Screen HDMI TV's, Surround Sound, Play Station II, 22 DVD movies, 6 playstation games of varying age suitability.
Wi-Fi or ethernet internet connection. Free nationwide phone service.
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Jacuzzi Tub in Master, Outdoor Pool.
Specialty coffees and teas are provided for your stay, along with various types of sweeteners.
Hypoallergenic shampoo, body wash, soft soap and facial tissue throughout the unit. 2 hair dryers. Iron and ironing board.
Unit contains laundry detergent, fabric softener, static sheets, salt and pepper, Crock-Pot, and George Foreman brazier. New Non-stick pots and pans, stoneware and silverware this summer. Along with wine glasses and a cork screw, provisioning includes cooking spray and oil.
activities and attractions in Branson Missouri
Within walking distance of very satisfactory restaurants including Florentinas and Lone Star Steakhouse (50 yards and 250 yards), 2 excellent miniature golf courses (150 yards and 300 yards), a certainly unique shopping village (Grand Village next to the Grand Palace 300 yards), and 2 crafts malls (250 and 350 yards respectively).
Right on the Yellow Route - So are the back entrances of theatres along west 76 so you can avoid waiting on the strip in traffic getting to those theatres.
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$75 per night 1/2/2013 through 3/7/2013.
$95 per night 3/8/13 through 5/8/13.
$110 per night 5-19 through 9/2/2013.
$100 per night 9/3 through 1/2/2014.
$60 one time cleaning fee plus taxes of 11.6%. Cleaning Fee reduced $10 for each night of your stay. For example, for a 3 night stay the cleaning fee is only $30. Cleaning fee waived for stays of 6 nights or longer.
Holidays and weekends (Friday and Saturday) are $10 more per night unless minimum rental of 3 nights.
Deposit of $130 secures reservation and applies toward total rent. Reasonable cancellation policy.
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G.I JOE: Cobra #4
To paraphrase a recent ad campaign, "This isn't your childhood G.I JOE.
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For the past few months Scalped has taken a bit of detour.
Back in the late 90's there was a British TV series called Ultraviolet .
If you cast your minds back to last week, you may recall that I reviewed the Captain America 70th Anniversary Special .
This issue picks up right where the last one left off: The psychologically disturbed Walter and Frank Castle finally face off with Walter beating Castle to a blood pulp in a hallucinatory rage.
Dan Hill We've all seen the ads by now- the familiar star logo on a black background with the word "July" in the centre.
Dave Wallace: After last issue's fantastic prologue, I can't deny that I was expecting a little more from the first issue of "Return of the King".
Up until this issue Andy Diggle's run on Thunderbolts had a certain air about it, a book firmly set in the darker corners of the Marvel universe.
So the carnage continues.
Bill Frye The twist behind Brian Michael Bendis and Jonathan Hickman's Secret Warriors is one that I am not sure I like or not.


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Good discussion all. I appreciate your comments!
Regarding usage of this lens, I find it odd that the 24L seems relegated to environmental portraiture, full body portraits, etc. Would one not use this for landscape work? I appreciate that the tilt-shift is preferred for some things (architecture comes to mind) but is the 24L II an underperformer when you stop it down for landscape work? Is there another lens that is preferred to this (on FF) for landscape work? Surely not the 16-35... (-10 if you say the Nikon 14-24.)
I would never think to ask this for another ultra-wide aperture lens, like the 50L or 85L. I honestly see those lenses as some form of troublesome prima donnas; they seem to be used principally for what they can do that other lenses cant -- shooting between F/1.2 and perhaps F/2.
But a 24mm prime strikes me as (a) sharper than zooms (the impressive new 24-70 II notwithstanding) and (b) an ideal FOV for landscape work.
So talk me down -- if you're at a great natural vista, why wouldn't you use this lens?
I ask because I am considering a move away from zooms and selling my 24-70 F/2.8L Mk I for this 24 prime and likely the 50 F/2 IS that should come out this year. Understand that I would use the 24 prime for the reasons discussed on this thread, but if it's not excellent for landscape work, I might switch to the 35L and the new 50 instead.
The 24L is not sharper than the new 24-70L II lens. The zoom is sharper. Only advantage is the prime can go wider, nothing else.


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Just right of The Yellow Wall. The Airy Aria access trail is about an 18-min. walk from the Uberfall, or a 14-min. walk from where the East Trapps Connector Trail meets the carriage road. This is just past a large boulder that overhangs the carriage road.
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Gold Prices Climb on Global Tensions (Update 2)
Updated from 11:27 a.m. EDT with settlement prices
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Gold prices reversed previous-day losses Tuesday as tensions elevated in the Middle East and between China and Japan.
Gold for December delivery settled up $1.80 to $1,766.40 an ounce at the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. The gold price traded as high as $1,777.90 and as low as $1,764.20 an ounce, while the spot price was dipping 60 cents an ounce, according to Kitco's gold index.
"The saber-rattling that you've seen; there's saber-rattling, of course, in the Middle East, and now there was some saber-rattling between China and what happened with Japan," said George Gero, precious metals strategist at RBC Wealth Management. "When there's unrest, there's buying."Gero added that Tuesday's buying was also a result of short-covering as the buying pushed the shorts to cover. Silver prices for December delivery fell 4 cents to $33.95 an ounce, while the U.S. dollar index was up 0.03% to $79.57. It was the first day silver had settled below $34 an ounce since the Federal Reserve implemented QE3 on Sept. 13. President Barack Obama condemned anti-American protests that have spread across the Middle East in a speech to the United Nationals General Assembly on Tuesday. Violence that killed the U.S. ambassador to Libya renewed worries of greater protests in a region that had already frightened markets because of conflicts between Israel and Iran. Japanese and Taiwanese ships traded water cannon shots at each other on Tuesday in a confrontation over a group of tiny islands in the East China Sea, according to reports. The Japanese government recently purchased the islands from private owners, but China and Taiwan have claimed the islands as their own. Gold sold off on Monday as investors moved into U.S. dollars as a safe haven on reports that Germany and France were clashing over a timeline to introduce a banking union, and as reports emerged that Greece's budget shortfall was much greater than expected. Gold and silver have enjoyed a recent upward move, bolstered by the Fed's QE3 program, but Phil Streible, a senior commodities broker at RJO Futures, said silver may soon take a hit.
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DescripciónThis is a arcade based game that is very simple, and for all ages.
The point here is to smash the apple that moves. It counts score and misses, so don't miss the apple!
This game is supposed to be very simple, and entertaining game that you can play along with your friends and see how get's the highest score with less misses.
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When packing for a trip don't hurt your back hauling around your overstuffed suitcase, but also avoid forgetting important items by under packing.
Bring the necessities and keep a few things in mind when deciding what to bring and what to leave at home.
Grab an old race ticket and make a packing list. Knowing exactly what you are going to pack, forces you to do the dreaded laundry before the trip and drop off your favorite dress or suit to the dry cleaners in time.
Plan outfits that mix and match to reduce the number of items filling the suitcase and base outfits off of shoes that can be worn on or off the track and for various activities and styles.
Shoes are typically the biggest and heaviest part of your wardrobe inside a suitcase, and you will thank yourself later for minimizing the number of pairs that tag along.