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Possibly THE BEST Location in All of Park City! : 2+ BR/2BA in Park City
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool no
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- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Crescent Ridge
- rates (USD) $ 2,150 - $ 3,450 / month
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2 Bedrooms plus a Bonus Room, 2 Bath.
Ready after November 15st as a ski season rental. Minimum 3 months. Completely furnished and stocked.
If rented for 3 months during ski season, the average nightly rate is approximately $105 per night !!
Residents, neighbors,friends and tenants claim this is the best location in all of Park City. Ski right to the driveway, using First Temptation run. Several lifts are steps away, XC trails are steps away, hike/bike/snowshoe trailheads are steps away, golf is steps away, the Resort Center is a short walk. Yet with all this it is still quiet and private!
The condo is split-level. Lower level has the living room, the dining area, kitchen, and a full bathroom. 8 steps up, are two bedrooms (Queen beds in each), one full bathroom. There is also a bonus room (with single bed), that has served in the past as a 3rd bedroom, as a den, and as an office.
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- laundry room with full size washer and dryer;
- large decks off each level, partially covered;
- gas grill on the deck
- gas FP
- one car garage
- LCD TV in living room, with DVD/XBox 360
- high-speed internet, both wired and wireless
- CD player
- fully equipped kitchen; fully stocked with linens, towels, supplies
- included in monthly rent : basic cable, water, garbage service, recycle service.
Available as a monthly rental, with a 4 month minimum :
Ski season months (December 1 through March 30): $3,150/mo ($ 105.00 per night )
Off season months (April 1 through November 30): $2,150/mo
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provided, Linens provided, Washer, Dryer, Garage, Gas Grill (BBQ),
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Hiking, Rock Climbing, Biking, Golf, Tennis, Racquetball,
Basketball, Fitness Center, Gym, Fishing, Hunting, Wildlife Viewing,
Horseback Riding, Shopping, Restaurants, Live Theater, Cinemas,
Museums, Sightseeing, Swimming, Boating, Sailing, Waterskiing,
Windsurfing, Jet Skiing, Rafting, Downhill Skiing, Cross Country
Skiing, Snowmobiling, Sledding
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Asking a minimum 3 month rental :
Ski season months (December 1 - March 30): $3,150/mo (average of $105 per night)
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Ever since it opened in 1979 in a former public school on New York's Lower East Side, Performance Space 122 (P.S. 122) has been a kind of supermarket for the avant-garde performance art scene. Virtually every performer of note has passed through its doors, including Spaulding Gray, John Leguizamo, Blue Man Group, Danny Hoch, Ann Magnuson, and Kate Bornstein, to name but a very few. Night after night, for two decades, audiences have lined up outside the dilapidated former schoolhouse to take part in dance, drama, and performance pieces that raise questions about race, gender, and age, while simultaneously challenging conventional aesthetic notions about live theatre. It has often been a locus for controversy, and never more so than for the support it leant to the notorious NEA Four (Holly Hughes, Tim Miller, Karen Finley, and John Fleck), whose work induced apoplexy among the likes of Sen. Jesse Helms, ushering in a nationwide debate about the appropriate use of government funding for the arts.
Even when there was more government support than there is now, institutions like P.S. 122 struggled to survive, and technical upgrades have not always been a top priority. When Frank DenDanto III arrived there in 1998 to become resident lighting designer the technical systems in place were, at best, primitive. "Both spaces [there are upstairs and downstairs theatres] were archaic," DenDanto points out. "There were a few units, some ellipsoidals, some Altman fresnels, plus a small rental package from Big Apple Lights. There was an ETC Vision and a two-scene preset board that swapped between spaces. In the upstairs space there were 36 Leprecon dimmers and downstairs there were only 12 LMI dimmers."
Many companies, he adds, rented supplemental equipment but, even so, "There were many deficiencies in our inventory. Units didn't work well. The electrical problems ran the gamut." The problem, he continues, "was that we were doing so many shows, with a constantly rotating staff, there was never any time to service equipment, and little, if any, consistency in our setup. When I started there, nothing had been serviced for at least five years." Furthermore, he says, "In the downstairs space, we had the 12-pack of dimmers serviced with 60A of electricity through 12-gauge cable laying on top of the grid; the cable was burnt through where it touched the grid, from overloading the power when tying in extra dimmers. We found a lot of stuff like that."
DenDanto came to Performance Space 122 shortly after finishing at NYU's Department of Design. He arrived there at a vital moment, as the venue, led by artistic director Mark Russell, entered a new phase of its existence. "I was hired to bring a designer's perspective on upgrading the lighting system, to make it more user-friendly, easier to handle the demand," he says. He adds that, as a designer, he wanted as much instrumentation and control as possible. Thanks to money from a Joyce Mertz Gilmore grant, and a few favors that he called in, DenDanto set about doing just that.
"For the first time in years the place went dark, for two months in 1998," says DenDanto. Upstairs, he installed a rep plot using ETC Source Four units and PAR-64s. The cabling went from old school bundles to Socapex multi-cable runs. All of this was purchased from what was then known as Production Arts (now called Fourth Phase). "I cashed in a favor and got a good deal," the designer recalls. The existing upstairs inventory (about 40 units in all) was rebuilt or repaired and moved to the downstairs space, to augment the tiny equipment list there. Also installed upstairs were 96 CD80 2.4kW dimmers from Strand Lighting and an in-line ETC opto-splitter. The dimmers were purchased from the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Speaking of the Strand dimmers, he says, "They're very solid and very easy to repair." (Other upgrades included work on the venue's sound system.) "The resulting rig was small," he says, "but it worked — and it really allowed for the flexibility needed.
"Our next season lasted three years — nonstop," cracks DenDanto, but he's telling the truth, as Russell kept the venue constantly booked. However, P.S. 122 again went dark this past July for another two-month pause, while the designer and his staff once again worked on systems upgrades. "We get about 30 shows a year in both the upstairs and downstairs," he says, "and they're getting bigger. Artists are in need of better video, sound, more lighting — and the lighting needs DMX control, for rotators, fog, haze, moving mirrors, you name it."
As a result, DenDanto says, "We cleaned up the power lines, and moved all circuits to the ceiling above the grid." Now anything added to, or moved in the "rep plot" is attached to the grid, making it instantly distinguishable from the house inventory, which makes changes that much easier and faster. New control has been brought in: an ETC Microvision downstairs and an ETC Express 250 upstairs. The latter will be highly important; DenDanto himself used moving units for the one-woman show Rave Mom, starring Ann Magnuson, which played there last month. Amusingly, DenDanto adds, "Some of the European groups booked into P.S. 122 actually mourn the passing of the venue's two-scene preset board."
There were other improvements as well. All the dimmers were serviced and trimmed. The spaces' floors were sanded and refinished a satin black; the windows got new soundproofing covers that seal out daylight; the sound-mixing location was moved into the house and given a clean power supply to accommodate the influx of more live music. All of this, one imagines, came in handy right away as the first new shows of the season were guaranteed to be challenging. Upstairs reopened with Avant-Garde-A-Rama, the venue's traditional two-day roundup of the latest in performance, while downstairs there was Clarinda Mac Low's piece The Division of Memory. "It requires seven video projectors and multiple live and source sound feeds," DenDanto says, adding that extra dimmers and inventory were squeezed into the already tight 18'×25' (5.4×7.5m) performance space.
The Division of Memory is a good example of why Performance Space 122 chose to upgrade its systems. "In 1998, they saw a sink-or-swim current in downtown theatre," DenDanto points out. "To stay true to our mission, to serve as a platform for new and emerging work, we had to step up our equipment and our production values. Today production values make or break a show. Artists are demanding more in video, sound, digital imagery, DMX multiplexing, everything. The downtown scene has incorporated technology at a fever pitch. P.S. 122 had to catch up, or flounder and die. It might seem to some people that what we have done is small, but it has really made a difference."
Now, DenDanto says, P.S. 122 is ready to take on all comers, a good thing, since at least nine different companies will be in and out during the first two months of the fall schedule. The designer credits his technical director, Derek Lloyd with facilitating the daunting schedule. "Derek is an Australian who got married and stayed here. He works very well with downtown artists. You know, TDs don't always embrace change. Derek is a TD through and through, but if you throw him a curve ball, he goes with it." For example, French choreographer Jerome Bel, who appeared there in September, asked for a set made up of a large rear stage wall and one lightbulb in the middle of the room. So far, so good — but then came the news that he didn't want the rep plot to be visible to the audience. "Unlike a lot of TDs, Derek said okay," says DenDanto, adding that at this venue, flexibility of staff is as important as flexibility of equipment.
The future plans are more of the same: to continue to expand the space to make it easier to design in. "We are hoping to get an NYSCA grant to install a new sound system in the second floor," says DenDanto. "I would love to move the CD80 packs to the downstairs theatre, and replace them with new ETC Sensor racks. Continue to beef up the inventory. It might even be nice to add some moving lights. It could be anything from buying more lights to building a new theatre. The moral is to keep pace so the art can come first; that is, after all, what we do."
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- June 28, 2012 at 10:44 pm
Loreto convent. Colevile rd.
- June 28, 2012 at 10:44 pm
Is that Loreto school? The nuns used to live there I think.
- June 28, 2012 at 10:47 pm
Demolished. Loreto School by architect William Tinsley.
- August 14, 2012 at 12:05 pm
not demolished the original building is still there as its protected it's just hidden from the outside by the new gym
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A NURSE who bedded one of his patients after confessing to having "impure" thoughts about her has been kicked out of the profession.
Paul Robinson slept with the woman twice after deluging her with text messages and phone calls.
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The patient reported Robinson on November 16, 2010, when she needed to be readmitted to the crisis team.
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· Picking a new Walk Around Lens
I currently have been using the 18-55mm as my Walk Around lens. I am looking to get something with more focal range and, if possible with this price range, a jump in quality. Here is what I am looking at:
28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 USM IS
17-85mm f/3.5-5.6 USM IS
I am leaning to either the 28-135 or the 17-85. I like the 72mm front on the 28, but being that my camera (Rebel XS) has the 1.6 crop factor, the 17-85 would work better. They both have the same f stop.
So, which would you choose?
Dec 27, 2011 at 10:04 AM
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both get a pretty bad rap around here but some good examples have been reported from both as well.
if these are your budget then I would lean toward the 17-85 . its got a slightly better (by 1 stop) IS and goes wider which on a 1.6 crop is better . 28mm unless you have a wide as well is very limiting (you could always keep the 18-55 , which is what I did for a while).
There are also other alternatives. all have good and bad points .
Sigma 17-70 2.8-4 HSM OS - Moslty good points but less range . but is faster so would be the better choice in lower light.
Canon 18-135 IS - Not the greatest optically (but not exactly bad either) and lacks the 'proper' ring USM but a very good choice (its a kit lens for lots of the newer bodies so you may find some good prices on the used market)
My first 'proper' canon lens was the 28-105 USM which was a great little lens. slightly faster than the 2 you are looking at (still 28mm so I used my old 18-55 as well) . it lacks IS but has a very quick AF on it.
Personally on a budget I'd plump for the sigma out of the above.
Dec 27, 2011 at 11:28 AM
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Second on the Sigma 17-70 OS. Great lens.
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Either lens is going to give you added focal length, USM and a better build than your kit, but neither of them are going to give you an IQ bump. The kit lens that you have is sharp. Saying that, obviously sharpness isn't everything. If you can pick either of those lenses up used for the 200 dollar range, you'd be getting a good value. Both can produce outstanding images with a little care.
If you get the 28-135mm, I'd keep the 18-55 for the wider end.
Right now I'm shooting the Sigma 17-70 that's mentioned above. It's a great lens. It doesn't have some of the IQ weaknesses of the Canon 17-85, and is almost a stop faster (more light=faster shutter speed) at all focal lengths, but it is 375-400 on the used market which is almost double what you can get either of the former lenses for.
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loved my 24-105L on my cropper.
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loved my 24-105L on my cropper.
So do I. But its not quite in the budget of the lenses that the op mentioned. and even then you really need a wider lens to go with it. I find the Tokina 12-24 makes a great partner.
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Canon 15-85 would make a great walkaround lens. You didn't mention your budget though.
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So do I. But its not quite in the budget of the lenses that the op mentioned. and even then you really need a wider lens to go with it. I find the Tokina 12-24 makes a great partner.
very true. I did the 10-22 & 24-105 match up for a few years and loved it.
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I agree with rogie -- if you can swing a little higher budget (buy used or refurb?), the Canon 15-85 is an outstanding lens -- versatile focal lengths and very good IQ.
Of the two you listed, the 28-135 has the better IQ by far. But the downside is the extremely limited wide angle -- really none, since 28 translates to 45mm view on full frame (normal lens).
I stick to Canon for AF lenses, so I can't comment on Sigma, Tokina or Tamron. You might have fun with something from any of these makers.
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i liked the 17-50 Tamron non-vc on my cropper
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i liked the 17-50 Tamron non-vc on my cropper
very good lens but not quite what the OP was looking for
"I currently have been using the 18-55mm as my Walk Around lens. I am looking to get something
with more focal range
and, if possible with this price range, a jump in quality"
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No disrespect meant to the posters here, but the OP mentioned 3 things. Additional focal length, a budget (the price range equivelant of the 28-135 and the 17-85), and 3rd, and only if possible, a jump in quality (assuming the full boat of build, AF, IQ etc.)
You can always (well almost always) get a better lens if you can afford more, but then every forum post becomes a general discussion about every lens canon ever made, their benefits vs 3rd party vendors, and what focal lengths constitute the best "walk around" for a crop camera ending with recommendations to get a full frame camera, the 16-35 II, the 24-70 2.8, and the 70-200mm 2.8 IS II along with the 35 1.4, 85 1.2 and 135 2.0 to round things out.
Be helpful people.
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I appreciate all of the responses so far.
I have looked at both the 15-85 and the 24-105. I would love to get them, but they are above my budget. I am looking to get a used lens in the $200-$300 range.
Currently I can get the 28-135 for $250. My concern with this lens, as mentioned, is the loss of the wide end. I could keep my 18-55, but I really want a "one lens" solution so I don't have to carry my bag with me sometimes. For example, when I go to main street in some town and don't feel like taking my bag of lenses. I want a good lens that will give me a decent focal range with good image quality that won't leave me saying: "Wish I had my xxxx lens" or "If I had my xxxx lens that pic would have been so much better".
See what I am saying? I know I will never find a "one shoe fits all" lens, but I want something close that I can use as my Walk Around lens for this situation.
The 17-85 is starting to grow on me. It will give me about the same wide end, with a bit more reach on the long range. As I said before, I like the 28-135 for its 72mm front element, but I am sure at the end of the day I will be more concerned on the look of the final image than the look of the lens.
I will check out the Sigma 17-70.
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Find a good 17-85 and you will be more than happy. If you believed most on here it's the worst lens ever produced. But in reality it's not that bad. (certainly not crap ) it does suffer from some pretty bad barrel distortion at the wide end though.
Yes things like the 15-85 are much much better lenses but they also cost loads more.
Have a good look at the sigma but also don't discount the 18-135 . It looks pretty good optically (compared to other options in the same budget. ) . It only lacks USM to make it better though.
The other option if you don't mind a 2 lens set would be the 18-55 is plus the 55-250 is .
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I looked at the 18-135, but the non-usm turned me off since I really want that. Never owned a lens with it, so I want to try usm.
I already have the 18-55 and 55-250 combo. Looking to knock it down to one lens that I can take on outings with a small sling bag, and my large backpack with eveything on specific photo trips.
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Canons new 18-55IS kit lens is optically better than the 17-85.
Dont buy the 17-85 expecting miracles. It has major distortion, bad CA and isnt very sharp wide open (especially considering its slow too).
It does have good build USM and IS.
17-70f2.8-4.5 OS would be my choice.
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I will second the first four sentences of Ian's post. It is my walk-around lens on my 30D when I want to go light (which means not carrying my 1D3 and 24-105L). My copy is really good and I think they are a great bargain now if you get a decent one at a good price.
That said, Rob's post is also true. You get lots of barrel distortion at 17mm, but it is mostly gone by 20mm, which is still wider than the 28-135. And yes, it will have significant CA in certain situations. And like most non-L lenses it is noticeably sharper stopped down a stop or two. When it was introduced it was considered a significant upgrade to the 18-55 non-IS kit lens. The newer 18-55 IS kit lens is probably at least as good as the 17-85 just a bit shorter on the long end. So Rob is correct to say don't expect an upgrade in image quality.
Your budget is keeping you from that significant IQ upgrade.
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To be fair though there isnt a ton of options here.
The 17-85 was the first lens of its kind on EF ( larger zoom crop walkround) and apart from the sigma 17-70 there isnt that many other options.
Perhaps look at a 18-135IS? Again not stellar IQ but usable , no USM tho.
Most people tend to go for a 17-50ish f2.8 and a 70-200 or 55-250 or something OR a super zoom ( 18-200 etc).
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I wouldn't let lack of USM scare you away from the 18-135. I was sure it was a poor lens before I tried one on a 60D (before buying a 60D) at Best Buy. I was impressed by its responsiveness and quiet focus. Everything looked good through the viewfinder. Since then, I've read a number of good reviews of the lens, and even considered adding it before I found a good used 15-85 IS. If you can go to a camera store, try it out.
Your other choice, and probably should be the leading candidate, is the 17-85 IS. As dwerther
said, I'm sure it is fine -- just not a pro-quality lens. You'll probably be pleasantly surprised if you find one at a good price. You can always sell later and move up to a better lens. In the meantime, you will have something to use in the focal range you want. Again, if you can try this lens in a camera store, it might help you to decide.
I think those are your two best choices.
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The Canon 15-85 is of superb quality and very compact & light. The 17-85 is like a piece of junk in comparison.
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Chromium-6 has been regulated under the 50-µg/L primary drinking water standard (maximum contaminant level, MCL} for total chromium. California's MCL for total chromium was established in 1977, when we adopted what was then a "National Interim Drinking Water Standard" for chromium. The total chromium MCL was established to address exposures to chromium-6, the more toxic form of chromium. Chromium-3 (trivalent chromium) is a required nutrient.
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) adopted the same 50-µg/L standard tor total chromium, but in 1991 raised the federal MCL to 100 µg/L. California did not follow US EPA's change and stayed with its 50-µg/L standard.
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In 1999, as part of the process of reviewing MCLs in response to public health goals (PHGs), CDPH's precursor, the California Department of Health Services (CDHS), identified the chromium MCL as one for review. In particular, we sought to determine whether or not an MCL that is specific for chromium-6 would be appropriate. Subsequently, events primarily between 1999-2001 and concerns about chromium-6's potential carcinogenicity when ingested resulted in a state law that requires CDPH to adopt a chromium-6-specific MCL (see chromium-6 timeline).
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It can be a dark and confusing road, the one a veteran walks after his or her war duty is done.
Dirk Ellena knows it well. It almost swallowed him whole. But thanks to the Soldiers Project/Sacramento, he found the professional help he needed to march forward in his life.
"I was lost and I didn't know I was lost," Ellena, 30, said recently, while sitting in the program's Roseville office. "I could not be living my life without the help I found here."
The Soldiers Project/Sacramento is a satellite of the Los Angeles-based parent organization of the same name.
It provides confidential mental health treatment for active-duty military personnel and veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The treatment is free to anyone who was or may be deployed, as well as loved ones, said Becca Bettis, program manager.
In the Sacramento area, there are 45 licensed therapists volunteering in the program. The volunteers have training in military culture and post-traumatic stress, an anxiety disorder that can follow exposure to dangerous events.
Ellena was deployed to Iraq with his Marine Corps platoon in 2007. Trained as an corpsman, he took part in infantry operations while also providing medical services to his platoon.
During a patrol one night, he broke his leg crossing a sewage ditch and had to return to California. He went from active duty to a reserve unit. It took two years to be able to run again.
In 2010, he finished his duty and was honorably discharged.
Inside, Ellena was broken.
He had lost friends to the war. He felt guilt about his injury, and that he had abandoned fellow Marines, most of whom were younger and had viewed him as a protector.
He had no place to live, turned to alcohol, went through job changes and married a woman three weeks after meeting her. They had a son and divorced, and he lost custody of the child.
One day, sitting in his car, he felt strange and completely immobilized.
His breakdown led to a diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder. Despite inpatient and outpatient care, he remained unable to function because of flashbacks and an inability to escape the state of hyper-vigilance required of him in war.
During a court custody meeting, Ellena was referred to the Soldiers Project/Sacramento, which provides licensed therapeutic care that goes beyond that offered by the Department of Veterans Affairs medical system.
For 1 1/2 years, Ellena met with Carolyn Fink, a licensed clinical social worker and volunteer, who helped him regain his ability to go out in public despite his fears, to hold a job and to have relationships.
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A year ago, Ellena married Courtney Sargent. He has supervised visits with his son, age 3, and is studying to become a registered nurse at American River College.
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DJ/Producer J Boogie has been a key player at Om Records for many, many moons now. This moombah mastermind truly embodies the variety that SF nightlife has to offer; his DJ mixes blend a range of tracks that cover hip-hop, reggae, afro-beat, disco, electro, and house. As a producer, he has been releasing music since the 90s, both solo and as J Boogie's Dubtronic Science—a project he embarked on with a live band, including a horn section, percussionist, and MCs.
This year, Boogie started monthly club-night at Monarch to sate SF party peoples' need for a more multi-faceted musical experience: Night Moves unites veteran San Francisco house music vibes with emerging sounds of modern funk, nu-disco and moombahsoul. Imagine classic Chicago Trax blended with the current Disco Boogie revival. Podcasts, edits, and club nights will be curated in an effort to break the boundaries in San Francisco's dance music scene.
Next week, on Saturday, November 3, Night Moves brings out Moon Boots to grace the decks and heat up the Void sound system. Be prepared for a cosmic journey of disco and R&B led by this mysterious producer, along with support from Deejay Theory, Papa Lu & The Whooligan, and, of course, J Boogie himself. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at Resident Advisor [here]
Until then, check out J. Boogie's latest mix for DJ Mag. Glittering with Latin percussion, funky synths, and a heaping dose of chunky basslines, this soulful mix will be just what you need to get in the mood for Night Moves.
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Keeping the Smoke N' Mirrors residency alive, Crazy P Soundsystem brings their live dance music show to Monarch on Friday September 14th along with PillowTalk, Navid Izadi, and Shiny Objects.
Crazy P have been leaving their mark on the landscape of British dance music for over 15 years. They've made their name with a unerring combination of lushly structured songs and live power, whilst never forgetting their roots on the dance floors of the late 90s' house, disco, and soul clubs. Preceding the return to fashion of disco and boogie, Crazy P's brand new album 'When We On' is already being hailed as one of their finest.
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OM Records is teaming up with Flavorpill and Naked Juice to present The Art of Yoga at the gorgeous San Francisco Museum of Modern Art on Saturday, September 8th, and we'd love for you to join us for this very special event!
RSVP for your spot at the event, which features instructor Elise Lorimer, music by Omie J Boogie, free museum entry after the event and Naked® Pure Coconut Water. The first 100 people at the event score a free yoga mat, and a copy of the "Om Yoga" compilation CD. We promise that everyone will leave reinvigorated, replenished, and refreshed. Doors open at 8am, class starts at 8:30am.
Don't miss the launch of the Smoke N' Mirrors residency at Monarch this Friday, August 24th with a stunning blend of classic and fresh picks from it's quickly-growing roster. The new label out of San Francisco delivers you the finest in swooning basslines, sun-splashed disco and lovely late night vibes. Wildkats kick off the string of parties, bringing the forefront of UK House to San Francisco's doorstep. Pulling influences from 80s Funk and New York Disco they began to develop their sound; an energetic combination of groove led house and dubby disco with their trademark Wildkat bassline.
On September 14th, the illustrious Smoke N' Mirrors mainstay Crazy P will jam alongside local legends PillowTalk. The third party of the season stars the red-hot Edit Murphy on October 5th. Smoke N' Mirrors is the new name in heavy disco grooves and you can feel the vibes first-hand at their new monthly party at Monarch.
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San Francisco Omies and beyond! Join Om Records in celebrating the power of yoga, music and dance with an all-levels Vinyasa Flow class mixed with freeform dance taught by Elise Lorimer and a LIVE musical soundtrack by Om Records' J Boogie.
Elise Lorimer is a Bay Area vinyasa yoga instructor with a background in creative and visual arts. She contributes to Yoga Journal, helped put together Om Records' Yoga CD, and through her teachings encourages a playful spirit and deeper awareness into the yoga practice people across the US and beyond.
San Francisco resident and world-renowned DJ/producer J Boogie continues to challenge the boundaries of the music world across genres, styles, languages and borders throughout his 20-year career. This truly unique artist speaks to his listeners through a diverse musical language he created integrating techniques and musical genres including downtempo, dub, hip–hop, soul, reggae, funk, African, Latin, bhangra, dancehall, disco, electro, bass, tropical, dubstep and house. Constantly revolutionizing the game, creating new sounds, and always keeping fans on their feet, J-Boogie continues to lift music to its full potential through his distinct approach and one-of-a-kind style.
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Om Records' new marketing agency Hello Stranger is doing a series of exclusive pool parties during the first weekend of Coachella. Located at the poolside of the Saguaro Hotel in Palm Springs, the three-day event is the perfect way to relax and revive after long days in the hot festival sun.
Seasoned festival-goers recognize that the key to maintaining an even keel for two straight weekends is to have regular poolside recuperation sessions with exciting talent to hydrate, feed, inspire and finally launch the festival-goer into the next round of desert madness. Hello Stranger is joining forces with dubFrequency, KRCW, and Flaunt on the grounds of this beautiful Joie de Vivre hotel to produce three days of awesome music – poolside!
== Friday (April 13th) ==
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Rick Rude with VERY special guests to be announced
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A Club Called Rhonda:
Tiger & Woods
DJ Harvey + Rhonda DJs.
== Sunday (April 15th) ==
KCRW presents The Saguaro Becomes Eclectic
Tokimonsta (80s hip hop set)
Nosaj Thing (eclectic set)
KCRW DJs: Jason Bentley, Garth Trinidad, Valida Carroll, Aaron Byrd, Raul Campos and Dan Wilcox.
The Desert Weekender is by invite only. Guests of The Saguaro have guaranteed admission.
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Body Language SXSW Shows
3/12 – Ford & Kick Kick Snare Emerging Artists @ Stubbs (801 Red River St.) – 3pm
3/14 – Under the Radar @ Flamingo Cantina (515 E 6th St.) – 12pm
3/14 – 508 House Party by C3 & Virgin Mobile @ 508 House (508 E. 8th St.) – 9pm
3/15 – Bond Music Group Learning Secrets @ The Madison (307 W. 5th St – 8PM
3/15 – The Deli's UN/OFF Party @ Gypsy Lounge (1054 East 6th St.) – 10:15pm
3/15 – YVYNL and Ears of the Beholder MEGABLAAG @ Lovejoy's (604 Neche St) – 1am
3/16 – Pop Anti-Pop/Sea Now! @ The Brew Exchange (706 West 6th St.) – 3:30pm
3/16 – Nylon Party @ W Hotel (200 Lavaca St) – 7:20pm
3/17 – The Nialler9 & Hype Machine Party @ Hype Hotel (504 Trinity at 5th St.) – 3pm
J Boogie SxSW Shows
3/11 – Bugs & Brass @Gypsy Lounge – 2-7pm w/ Ursula 1000, Austin Knight and more.
3/11 – Soundtracking @ Beauty Bar w/ Flosstradamus.
3/12 – Microsoft SxSW @ Beale St. Tavern w/ Theophilus London.
3/13 – Night Fever @ Volstead Lounge w/ Jeremy Sole, Platurn, Sun, Expo.
3/15 – The 45 Invasion @ Loft 718 w/Chicken George – 12-7pm.
3/15 – Dinner Music @ Blue Dhalia
3/16 – Alice Russell SxSW @ Barbarella Patio w/ Chicken George, DJ Sun.
3/17 – Crawfish Boil SxSW @ Sahara Lounge w/ DJ Theory – 1-7PM
3/17 – Nylon / Hello Stranger / dFM @ W Austin w/ Flight Facilities, CFCF and more – 1-9PM
3/17 – Silent Southby @ Enchanted Forest
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3/18 – Bas Market @ Lani – 2pm.
Body Language is taking over Austin next month for SXSW! Check out the dates below and all of the cool artists they'll be playing with:
3/1 at Trinity College [headline], Hartford, CT
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3/7 at U Street Music Hall w/ Matthew Dear, Washington, DC
3/9 at Kings w/ Matthew Dear, Raleigh, NC
3/14 at Under the Radar SxSW @ Flamingo Cantina w/ Neon Indian, Niki and the Dove (12pm set)
3/14 at Private C3 Show.
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3/16 at Nylon Magazine x Om Event – W Austin
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Michael McKean (@MJMcKean) July 15, 2012
@MJMcKean (speechless)—
Karen Wilson (@akakarenwilson) July 15, 2012
We are speechless, too, but not surprised. The Left is always up for a jab at someone spreading a little common sense. Remember when liberals called for more civility in our political discourse? Ha, that was a good one.
McKean is best known for his portrayal of Squiggy's friend, Lenny, on the sitcom Laverne & Shirley. He also portrayed David St. Hubbins in Spinal Tap, which we have to admit was a great movie.
He and other libs have their panties in a wad because Twitchy owner/CEO Michelle Malkin dared to call the Obama campaign strategy out for what it is.
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Malkin slammed President Obama's supporters. "Romney types, of course, are the ones who sign the front of the paycheck, and the Obama types are the one who have spent their entire lives signing the back of them," she said.
Malkin and many other conservatives admire successful businessmen. They do not think pursuit of profit is evil, oppressive, or greedy.
Of course, lefties wasted no time in voicing their fervent agreement with McKean's statement:
@MJMcKean I think I'd rather you have posted an actual dick than what passes for compassion & humanity among scummy GOP apologists.—
JT (@DrSchadNFreude) July 15, 2012
@MJMcKean – Malkin's proof that America is a land of opportunity, and you don't have to be a white male to be a douche.—
Paul Murphy (@MrVictim) July 15, 2012
@MJMcKean Oh,I think she's earned the title for alot longer than a week. bit.ly/OHhd8T—
kim dunn (@kmjdu) July 15, 2012
"@MJMcKean: Dick of the Week bit.ly/OHhd8T" Amen!!!—
Helen (@prsgrlks) July 15, 2012
And then there are those who just blatantly and willfully miss the point:
Michelle Malkin insults every American who draws a paycheck bit.ly/PZL8j3 #p2 #tcot #asswipes—
Terry Canaan (@Wisco) July 15, 2012
Why does @michellemalkin hate people who make a pay check? gocl.me/NpRXo1—
(@JohnAmato) July 15, 2012
@MichelleMalkin Sneers at everyone who's ever collected a paycheck. Wouldn't this include her or does Fox not pay her? shar.es/tY6n3—
Alberta Keeney (@akeeney274) July 15, 2012
Hahah Michelle Malkin, too stupid for a real job, sneers at those who work all their lives for paycheck gocl.me/NpRXo1 @michellemalkin—
Rebecca Fransway (@rfransway) July 15, 2012
Clearly our boss has touched a nerve and, as usual, the Hollywood/progressive Left's only response is derogatory, mysoginist invective.
Update: McKean tweets "sincere apologies."
Sincere apologies to the actual @MichelleMalkin; nothing personal, just angry re "back of check" bit. I shall no longer give the award.—
Michael McKean (@MJMcKean) July 16, 2012
@American_hero No, but when I make a stinky, I say "sorry" an strike a match.—
Michael McKean (@MJMcKean) July 16, 2012
Perhaps this was in response to tweets like these:
@MJMcKean wow! you are one class act!—
madison shelby (@beaglesrock17) July 16, 2012
@MJMcKean <- more like retired ahole #WAR—
Dan_NOBAMA (@DanTheRaysFan) July 16, 2012
@MJMcKean By attacking @michellemalkin in a crude manner U showed what a liberal H'Wood d**k U are! U haven't been funny since Spinal Tap—
Marooned in Marin (@MaroonedInMarin) July 16, 2012
@MJMcKean calls @michellemalkin "dick of the week" I call him "Dick of the Weak"—
Rocket Surgeon (@RockItMale) July 16, 2012
@MJMcKean Michael McKean: "Misogynist Cunt of the Week"—
JGPetruna (@jgpetruna) July 16, 2012
@MJMcKean who on earth are you to talk? LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL—
Greg Howard (@targetofleft) July 16, 2012
@MJMcKean dick of the week??? little rude , don't you think?? i'm a dem but i'm sick of radical leftists and their boorish behavior—
(@nisakat) July 16, 2012
Although no great talent, I assumed @MjMcKean was a gentleman. But calling Michelle Malkin what he did, ruins that. #BadActor—
(@kellymac44) July 16, 2012
@adamsbaldwin I just read about @MJMcKean cutting down @michellemalkin. Funny may go a long way, but I CAN part with Spinal Tap.—
Fredric Barrett (@FredricBarrett) July 16, 2012
@MJMcKean must be talking about yourself—
Sil Johnson (@SilinCNY) July 16, 2012
@MJMcKean I think you are the dick of the year then—
David Ginter (@damargin) July 16, 2012
@MJMcKean should thank @michellemalkin for giving him the first audience he's had in 30 years.—
CTimbo (@citicotim) July 16, 2012
@MJMcKean Stay classy.—
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Milena Pavlovic Barili was a Serbian painter and poet. She was born in Pozarevac, Serbia, 1909. Her father was an influential Italian composer and writer, while her mother was a school teacher. Milena graduated at the Royal School of Arts in Belgrade, Serbia, in 1926. and Munich Art Academy in 1928.
Milena Pavlovic Barili left Serbia in the early 1930s. She lived in Spain, Rome, Paris and London. In Europe she socialised with the likes of Andre Breton and Jean Cocteau, and befriended with Giorgio de Chirico whose paintings had great influence on her work. In 1939. she left Europe and went to United States. She lived in New York and worked as a designer for different fashion magazines. She died in New York in a a horse riding accident in 1945.
Work of Milena Pavlovic Barili can be seen in the context of the so-called "return to order", which was a predominant stream in European art of twenties and thirties. Lazar Trifunovic considers her art belongs to Surrealism. Miodrag B. Protic finds three different periods in her career: "Munich period" (1928-1932), "antique period" (1932-1936) and "Renaissance period" (1936-1945). Her painting is, similarly to her poetry, magical and enigmatic, with a few motifs that are constantly being repeated in her paintings: broken vase, lamp, female portraits (or her self-portrait). Inspiration for her style can be found in stylization typical for fashion magazines (where she worked as a designer), in painting of old Spanish masters – Velásquez, Goya, Bosh. Most of all she was influenced by Giorgio de Chirico.
Many of her works are included in permanent collections in Rome, New York, the Belgrade Museum of Contemporary Art and her hometown of Požarevac. The house in which she was born has been converted into a museum honoring her work.
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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To achieve sustainable artistic development, we must begin educating students at a young age. Through arts education, students can make use of creative thinking to communicate with their peers and the community; not only can their overall artistic standards be enhanced, but the society can also benefit. Organised by the ADC, the 3rd Arts Ambassadors-in-School Scheme (AAiSS) is now in full swing. Here's what some of last year's awarded arts ambassadors would like to share about the relationship between arts and community; plus some insights about how arts can empower individuals and foster social inclusion, based on the experiences of teachers and an artist.
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The progress being made on the West Kowloon Cultural District (WKCD) project and last year's announcement by Chief Executive Donald Tsang about developing the cultural and creative industries mean that demand for artistic talent has grown significantly. Along with several tertiary institutions and arts bodies, the Hong Kong Arts Development Council (ADC) offers a number of internship schemes for those interested in pursuing an artistic career. By providing training or funding, such schemes are preparing Hong Kong's up-and-coming arts practitioners for the challenges of the future. This issue's feature will introduce various ADC's internship schemes.
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Quantitative data to explore the development of the arts and related policies, there is an indispensable importance. Hong Kong Arts Development Council recently carried out a company to develop data on the investigation and come to several important observations, for the company for future development and policy formulation to write footnotes. This issue contains topics of the survey, as well as the initial observation and analysis.
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A synergistic partnership between performing arts groups and venue providers is built on mutual communication, trust and understanding, a quest long and ardently pursued by the performing arts sector. In this issue, we will explore A New Mode of Operation of Performing Arts Venues.
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Featured in this issue: The first phase of the West Kowloon Cultural District project, slated to be completed in stages by 2014, has created an unprecedented demand for talent in the arts amidst a volatile labour market. Concerns have been raised about the availability of talent and their capability to rise to the challenges cited as decisive factors that could make or break this mammoth project. We turn the spotlight on arts administrators - often the unsung heroes - and explain why equal attention and efforts should be devoted to identifying and nurturing talents on-and off-the-scenes for the WKCD project.
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BREDON sports clubs managed to play through the wet weekend but with contrasting fortunes.
The table-topping Bredon Star rugby union side continued to set the pace at the top of Gloucestershire Division Two with a 21-14 win at second- from-bottom Westburyon- Severn.
In a tough day for Star's pack against a strong set of forwards, resolute defending and strong ball carrying proved decisive in the final few minutes. Gav Maber and Stef Lasota scored tries with the former kicking one conversion and three penalties.
Leaders Star are two points ahead of Old Cryptians, who have a game in hand, and they head to Bristol Aeroplane Company on Saturday (2.30pm).
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SHERIDAN—The Sheridan College Theater Department is proud to present a theatrical double feature of William Shakespeare's "Hamlet" and Gerry Hansen's Commedia dell'Arte play "Ros & Guild". At the new Mars Theater August 15-24. Shows are at 7 p.m. Mondays-Saturdays and at 2 p.m. on Sundays. The second feature of the evening is Gerry Hansen's new farce "Ros and Guild," which places Shakespeare's "Hamlet" in the topsy-turvy world of Commedia. Both plays are directed by Hansen, whose nimble staging sets the iconic "Hamlet" up so that it can be punched squarely in the funny bone by "Ros and Guild." Tickets are available at the WYO Theater box office at 672-9084 or www.wyotheater.com. General Admission is $10. High school and college student admission is free with valid student ID. This event is rated PG. For more information about this double feature contact DannyLee Hodnett at email@example.com.
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While Massachusetts has a mandate that all communities eliminate those liabilities by 2040, far too many of them have long since adopted the idea of waiting until ... oh, perhaps 2039 ... to try to make a realistic dent in this potentially budget-crushing debt as we go from year to year.
Thankfully, that's not the case in the town of Manchester, where a citizens' group has called for yearly updates regarding the town's pension and other retirement liabilities. Once again, resident William Shipman and others are calling for setting aside $100,000 in the town budget to build up an account to cover those costs.
That's not just an idea Manchester residents should support, but one other local communities should actively follow.
Between contributions of more than $9 million to the Essex Regional Retirement Board, other post-employment benefits of nearly $17 million, and other pension and retirees' health care costs, Manchester's liability alone is being pegged at roughly $52 million. And setting aside $100,000 a year every year between now and 2040 will still only allow the town to cover some $2.7 million.
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Atlantic Oasis, private pool, & fenced in garden in St Augustine
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Private Beach Home
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 704 - $ 2,100 / week
$ 2,161 - $ 5,995 / month
St Augustine House deals
stays between: 8/20/14 & 9/30/14
deal expires in: 15 days
2014 Sale - Special 10% Off Discount!
Get 10% off when you book a rental through August 2, 2014 - September 30, 2014. Call us and mention code "Rebook10". Or, go to our web site at VacationRentalPros. com and enter "Rebook10" into the check out. Hurry! Limited time offer!
- $333 $299/night (10% off)
deal# DAP5CH
vacation rental description
Discover a tropical oasis less than 2 blocks from the beach at Atlantic Oasis, our 2-story house in St. Augustine. Treat yourself to our private pool, grill out in our lushly landscaped garden, and relax indoors in comfortable, cheery surroundings.
The swimming pool is certain to be the focus of everyone's fun, with sparkling water and plenty of poolside seating. It's wonderfully private, perfect for splashing, and so enticing, with nearby palm trees offering an island feel. Break out the grill, mix up some frozen drinks, and have a pool party right in the backyard!
The best part about Atlantic Oasis is that you feel as though you're right on the beach. The surf is a pleasant murmur in the background, the breezes are tinged with salt, and the sunshine is so warm. And if you want a closer look, slip on some flip-flops and head out the door. You'll be on the sugary white sands of St. Augustine Beach in seconds!
The beach here is perfect: wide, clean, and family friendly. The sand is great for kite-flying, bocce ball, and sandcastle-building, while the surf is ideal for everything from early-morning fishing to boogie-boarding and body surfing. Best of all, perhaps, is sitting at the edge of the water in a low-slung chair, watching the pelicans dive-bomb into the waves and letting the surf tickle your toes. Happy vacation!
When it's time to come indoors, you'll find yourself smiling as you sink down into the relaxing sofas and chairs of our living room. A huge flat-screen TV faces you, filtered sunlight slips through the big windows, and neutral tones keep the atmosphere calm and restful. The big couch unfolds into a bed for 2, making our house thoroughly comfortable for up to 8 people. Bring the whole gang and experience beach living, St. Augustine-style!
Just beyond the living room is the dining area, with a big table suitable for games, puzzles, and computers (you have free WiFi at Atlantic Oasis!) as well as meals. This in turn leads to the kitchen, which we've stocked with all the cookware, dishes, and utensils you might find in your own cupboards at home. Our full-size appliances are sparkling clean, and we have all the time-saving gadgets you need too, from the microwave and coffeemaker to the blender, toaster – well, you name it! Pick up some groceries and you can make just about anything here (and save a bundle while you're at it!).
There's a bonus room here as well, with a round table for informal meals, card games, and drinks. Filled with windows, it's a great place to enjoy the morning sunshine or savor a good book and a glass of wine in late afternoon.
While the living and dining areas are open and connected, the 2 bedrooms at Atlantic Oasis are designed for quiet and privacy. You'll love the master suite, with its king-sized bed, private flat-screen TV, multiple windows and en-suite bath with both shower and tub option. This suite is your sanctuary, and you'll love retiring to it each evening after another fun day on the beach or in the Old City.
The second bedroom is very spacious, and sleeps 4 comfortably in 2 queen-sized beds. We provide all the linens and towels you need for every bed and bath here at Atlantic Oasis, and there are extra pillows and blankets to be found as well. So pack light and plan on enjoying all the comforts of home!
A second full bathroom is convenient to the second bedroom, and a full-sized washer and dryer are also waiting for you in our house. It's so easy to toss in those wet swimsuits and beach towels and never worry that they won't be dry before it's time to go back out!
You're going to love Atlantic Oasis. A balcony runs the length of one side of the second story, connecting you with those indescribable sunrises and sunsets, and the ocean is always audible, just yards away. Here you have the perfect combination of a beach pad and a comfy family house, complete with swimming pool and enclosed yard! Come stay here next time you visit St. Augustine!
house rental amenities
- Coffee Maker
- Cookware
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Stove
- Toaster
- Utensils
- Cable Television
- Television
- Ceiling Fans
- Washer & Dryer
activities and attractions in St Augustine Atlantic Coast North
- 104 miles to Disney World
- 50 miles - Daytona Airport (DAB)
- Baseball Park
- Jacksonville Stadium (Jaguars)
- Kennedy Space Center
- St Augustine Historic Town
- Outlet Shopping
- Area Fitness Center
- Craft Shopping
- Medical Services Nearby
- Nearby Grocery
- Shopping
- Grill
- Pool
- Swimming
- Wildlife Viewing
- Beach
- Near Beach
vacation rental rates
Rate Table:
Tip: To get the lowest weekly or monthly rates, arrive on a Saturday.
Dates~ Nightly~ Weekly~ Monthly
Jun 1, 2013-Aug 31, 2013~ $166-$400~ $995-$1595~ $4866-$5995
Sep 1, 2013-Nov 30, 2013~ $200-$300~ $895-$1295~ $2422-$2500
Dec 1, 2013-Feb 28, 2014~ $200-$350~ $895-$2100~ $2161-$2657
Mar 1, 2014-May 31, 2014~ $166-$350~ $704-$1295~ $3000-$5366
Jun 1, 2014-Aug 31, 2014~ $199-$500~ $1136-$1795~ $4866-$5995
Prices exclude taxes & fees. Regular rates exclude any special online savings. Monthly rates are based on a 30 day month.