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Together for the Gospel, a Christian leadership conference, continues until late Thursday evening.
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A few visitors WAVE 3 spoke with said it's been a pleasant experience.
"They've served us really well," Andrew Sherwood said. "We've got seven to eight thousand men and women here for the conference and they've done a great job getting us where we need to go safely."
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Salem officials discuss ways to stop thefts at community garden
This past summer, there was a rash of vandalism and thefts at the farm that saw produce thieves taking advantage of the hard work of those who gardened the 24 plots at the community garden.
Blondin said she hopes the thefts don't prevent gardeners from coming back next year.
One of the gardeners did contact the police department, and the police did state they would increase surveillance and patrols at the garden next year, said Blondin.
Police also suggested that the Conservation Commission purchase some trail cameras to record the vandals.
Blondin said the idea would likely be too expensive and that there might not be enough lighting at the garden to get a good identification from the videos.
In 2012, Blondin said she was at the garden three or four times per day and there wasn't as large of an issue with theft.
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PLATTSBURGH — Noreen M. Lobdell, died Friday, Nov. 15, 2013, at the CVPH Medical Center.
She was born in Manchester, the United Kingdom, the daughter of Rev. Frederick G. and Marion (Roberts) Chesnutt.
Noreen studied music and education at Hockerill College, U.K. She passed with honors on all the examinations of the Royal School of Music and the London Royal Academy of Music.
Noreen was a piano teacher for over 45 years, having taught music in the English School System, and piano and voice privately, both in the United Kingdom and the United States. She studied English and European Folk Dancing at Cambridge Technical College in Cambridge, U.K. She also held the Archbishop's Diploma in Divinity, 1st class honors (Anglican Church).
Noreen was an organist and choir director at Trinity Episcopal Church in Plattsburgh from 1969 to 1975, and also Interim Music Director and Organist on several occasions. She was instrumental in successfully introducing the "Rejoice" Folk Mass and building a large youth choir. She was also commissioned as a Lay-Pastoral-Caregiver of the Episcopal Church and ran the Pastoral Care Organization for many years. She was a member of the American Guild of Organists, Valcour Chapter, Music Educator's National Conference and N.Y.S.S.M.A., the Plattsburgh Noon Kiwanis Club, Adirondack Division, New York District and worked for the Chairman of the Clinton County Human Rights Commission.
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The Bruins went home disappointed on Thursday after losing Game 1 of the series with Montreal 4-3 in two overtimes.
Before the game at the Bruins pro shop outside TD Garden, a young fan wearing a Canadiens P. K. Subban sweater shopped among the Bruins merchandise.
The team mascot and some dancers hung out on the roof as fans arrived for the game.
Paula Mattaliano of Arlington was dressed for the occasion.
Bruins fans taunt Montreal's P. K. Subban during warm-ups.
A Bruins fan dressed as a turtle and sweater with a crossed-out Canadiens logo tried to get the attention of Montreal players during warm-ups.
Milan Lucic captured during warm-ups, in front of a sign imploring Montreal not to do any "diving" during the game.
Opposing goalies Tuukka Rask of the Bruins (left) and Carey Price of Montreal (right) got loose near each other during pre-game warm-ups.
Montreal's P.K. Subban sent the Bruins' Reilly Smith to the ice with a first period hit.
The Bruins Gregory Campbell missed a first period check attempt on Montreal's Mike Weaver, and ended up going face first into the boards.
Montreal's P.K. Subban was lined up and looking to hit the Bruins Milan Lucic, but he never got the chance, as a collision with an official took him out of the play in the first period.
Montreal's Daniel Briere screened Bruins goaile Tuukka Rask as a first period shot by P.K. Subban (not pictured) got by him.
Alexei Emelin and Patrice Bergeron battled in front of the net, but the puck was already sailing into the net as Reily Smith (not pictured) scored in the third period. The score was 2-1 Montreal.
Montreal goalie Carey Price made a first-period save.
Montreal's Rene Bourque (17) beat Rask in the second period to put his team ahead 2-0.
Bourque celebrated after he beat Rask in the second period to put his team ahead 2-0.
Bourque celebrated with teammate Josh Gorges (26) after his second-period goal.
Bruin David Krejci walked in all alone, but couldn't get the puck up high enough to beat Price in the second period.
Montreal's Lars Eller celebrated after his team beat Tuukka Rask to go ahead 3-2 in the third period.
The Bruins Loui Eriksson celebrated after Johnny Boychuk scored late in the third period to tie the game at 3-3.
Boychuk and Brad Marchand were pumped after Boychuk scored late in the third period to tie the game at 3-3.
The Bruins' Zdeno Chara tried to redirect a flying puck past Price in the first overtime period, but couldn't connect.
Bruin Daniel Paile got a two minute penalty for this trip of Montreal's Brendan Gallagher late in the first overtime period.
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The Bruins' Matt Bartkowski (43) took down the Canadiens' Dale Weise in front of Tuukka Rask early in the second overtime. The penalty set up the game-winning power play goal soon after.
The puck hit the back of the net on a shot by Montreal's P.K. Subban (not pictured) in the second overtime period.
Subban and teammates Andrei Markov (79) and Rene Bourque (17) celebrated their 4-3 victory.
Brad Marchand and a young fan wore similar expressions as they watched the replay of the game-winning goal on the scoreboard.
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He is handsome, and about 5 ft. taller than me also! :D (well, maybe 2')
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I think Booth could have been taken alive had the soldiers not forced the issue by firing the barn. In their defense they were tired, many having been in the saddle for 18 hours and had no sleep for some time.
Booth's situation was hopeless as even Herold recognized. He was a wounded and trapped animal who was desperate. Had the soldiers relieved the pressure and calmly informed him that the story he had to tell would have made him a star again, things may have turned out differently.
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I mentioned the 12 days quote from the last paragraph of your post # 12 because I can't see how it matters. I believe he was drinking on the 14th. and may have even been drunk, judging from Crawford's statement, but I've never heard of him drinking at Garretts.
Unless I'm missing something (it happens to me a lot here), the autopsy report states the ball traveled downward and to the rear. If it entered from the right side or front, it's entirely possible that Booth shot himself.
X-rays taken in 1979 of Booth's vertebrae show tansverse bullet hole with fragments of lead in the bullet track. Bones are broken, but their fragments are still in place. The bullet was traveling a little more from back to front and very slightly downhill, but mostly sideways through Booth's spine, cutting his spinal cord.
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In time for its home's 80th birthday, the legendary Harlem theater doubles programming and plans to launch its first international tour.
Harlem's legendary Apollo Theater may finally be realizing its potential.
The storied music venue is transforming itself into a multidisciplinary performing-arts center with global reach that could rival such competitors as New York City Center and the Brooklyn Academy of Music. In the past year, the theater, best known for its Amateur Night, has doubled its programming—presenting hip-hop festivals and salon series, and producing a major dance work highlighting James Brown's influence on choreographers around the world. Now the Apollo is planning its first international tour and developing a theater initiative.
"We're trying to make the Apollo once again a dynamic contributor to global culture, as it was in the past," said board Chairman Richard Parsons, who recently opened a restaurant and jazz club nearby. "In the 22nd century, we want people to say, 'The Apollo is a place where stars are born and legends are made.'"
The changes come as the historic house on West 125th Street, once a center of popular culture, turns 80. Executives and the board have been working to figure out how to revitalize the establishment, which launched the careers of such major stars as Billie Holiday and Michael Jackson but has since languished in the public's consciousness.
Major fundraising
A major capital campaign and theater renovation stalled during the recession, with the Apollo Theater Foundation raising $54 million of a planned $96 million, putting the campaign—and initiatives such as the lobby's renovation—on hold. Now, instead of spending a bundle to upgrade as a way to bring in crowds, as so many arts institutions do, the Apollo has decided to make new programming its main attraction.
Last month, the nonprofit announced a different fundraising effort, the 21st Century Apollo Campaign, to raise $20 million, mostly for programming. Half the funds have been raised to date. Jonelle Procope, the Apollo's chief executive, said $15 million will go toward large-scale programming, $4 million will create the nonprofit's first-ever reserve, and $1 million will be for small-scale capital improvements, such as new sound equipment.
Ms. Procope, who quit the Apollo board to run the organization in 2003, said the programming expansion wouldn't have been possible a decade ago because the theater was just trying to survive. Since she came on, Ms. Procope has worked to expand the board and hire a strong management team, including Mikki Shepard, the theater's first executive producer. In the past five years, the Apollo has had a balanced and growing budget after years of deficits.
"To be able to focus on content and an artistic vision is a byproduct of all the work we did to right the ship," said Ms. Procope, who was previously an entertainment lawyer.
The Apollo is clearly on an upward trajectory. The momentum has re-energized the nonprofit, attracting wealthy new board members such as Ronald Perelman and Paul Tudor Jones. Overall, there are 30 trustees now, up from 24 in 2009.
Mr. Perelman joined the board in 2009 after attending an Apollo gala in honor of his friend Quincy Jones. Since then, he has hosted an annual August fundraiser for the theater at his home in the Hamptons that has become one of the biggest social events of the summer. Last year, more than 250 people attended the fete, which raised $3 million, up from $2.5 million in 2012.
"Ten years ago, you never thought of the Apollo," said Mr. Perelman, who brought on Mr. Tudor Jones last year. "But when I went to that gala, the feeling and pace and energy of the Apollo was so vibrant, I tapped Dick Parsons on the shoulder and asked how to get on the board."
Budget boost
The board's support has helped the Apollo increase its annual operating budget to $13.2 million this year from $8.1 million in 2009. Executives expect it to jump to $16 million by 2016.
Currently, 40% of the budget comes from earned income, and 60% is contributed. Executives expect the breakdown to become 50-50 as the theater ramps up its offerings and tours.
The Apollo's first international tour ever, of the dance production James Brown: Get on the Good Foot, will kick off in February 2015 and will visit Germany, Switzerland and Luxembourg. The show opened at the Apollo last October and is now touring nationally.
"We're looking at activating the brand globally," said Ms. Shepard.
That may be an easy sell. Some 45%, of the 60,000 people who attended Amateur Night at the Apollo last year were tourists, and the theater estimates that roughly half of those tourists traveled from outside the country.
Supporters of the Apollo say the institution is making all the right moves.
"People don't come to see the interior architecture; they come to see the programming," said Ken Knuckles, chief executive of the Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone, which has given the Apollo $2.7 million over the past four years. "It's the programming that is going to be the strongest magnet for people coming to the Apollo, and it will make it relevant again."
A version of this article appears in the February 24, 2014, print issue of Crain's New York Business.


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Kepler College invited astrologers to share their chart interpretation for Mary Shelley (author of Frankenstein), born August 30, 1797 in London, England at 11:20 p.m. The purpose of this challenge was to showcase the different approaches to chart interpretation.
Born Mary Godwin, Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley was the daughter of the revolutionary feminist writer Mary Wollstonecraft (see portrait above), whose powerful treatise, Vindication of the Rights of Woman [pdf version], opened up new avenues of possibility for the education of women at the commencement of the 19th century. Her daughter was one such beneficiary of Wollstonecraft's desire to reform women's education, going on to publish the wildly popular novel Frankenstein at the young age of 20. A look at the planetary aspects of Mary Shelley's natal chart, using the perspective of archetypal astrology, can help illustrate how the archetypal energies correlated with the planets of our solar system were expressed in her personal life and in her writing, with a particular focus on her masterwork, Frankenstein. An analysis of the world transits, and the personal transits they form to Shelley's natal chart, at the time of the publication of Frankenstein provide further insight into Shelley's writing.
My article revolves around the position of Pluto in Mary Shelley's chart and its powerful impact on the events in her life and her works - Chrisine Ferraro
Born of philosopher and political writer William Godwin and famed feminist Mary Wollstonecraft (author of The Vindication of the Rights of Woman in 1792), Mary Shelley's early environment provided fertile ground for the growth of her intellectual and literary tendencies. The loss of her mother when she was only 11 days old was the first of many indicators that crisis, transformation, and revolution were going to be a major theme in her life.
I will focus only on the first house, the zodiac sign that is located inside the first house; the Ascendant; the ruling planet of Ascendant and the planet that is inside the first house. Click here for a large version of Mary Shelley's chart in a new window.
The Ascendant is at the 2nd degree of Cardinal sign, Cancer. A child expects to receive the emotional protection and also the nutrition and education from a mother, instead there is "a cold and dry Saturn". Saturn can also be the authority in the chart. And indeed this Saturn 'plays-out'. Mary loses her mother at the age of eleven days and her father is the parent who gives her basic education and 'bringing-up'. (Her biography notes that Mary Godwin's mother died when she was eleven days old; afterwards, she and her older half-sister, Fanny Imlay, were raised by her father).
My first experience with the Kepler Certificate Program has been an amazing journey. After many years of reading and trying to understand how astrology works, I decided I needed help pulling all the pieces together.
Since I work and have a family, the Kepler online learning program has been a wonderful way for me to reach out to the Universe and understand just a little more about who I am and where I want to go. The teachers are extremely knowledgeable and accessible.
The online learning environment is a great tool with video, audio, webinars, resource links, pdf documents, etc. Kepler also includes their own text and work book and a great selection of an easy to understand astrology books. With the ability to review any area I may find challenging, my learning is exciting and adapted to my needs.
I am enthusiastic and looking forward to continuing my astrological search with Kepler.
Thanks again, Linda Schingen (W101)
ISAR supports and recommends schools of astrology all over the world whose curriculum enables students of astrology to raise their knowledge to the high standards necessary to become an ISAR CAP (Certificate of Astrological Proficiency).
As of January 2012, the NCGR-PAA Board has unanimously approved acceptance of Kepler's Certificate Program into their Equivalency Program. Those students completing the Kepler Certificate Program must take NCGR-PAA's Level IV exam in order to earn NCGR-PAA certification. They are exempt from taking Levels I, II, and III. Shirley Soffer, C.A., NCGR-PAA Director of Education


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Emma Sands's curator insight, August 18, 6:43 AM
Key: "Hire for culture / personality: digital skills can be taught". I'd add, don't believe all the "experts" you hear along the way. Excellent presentation - it's all down to the leadership.
Vance Stevens's curator insight, August 15, 8:56 AM
This pair of posts, starting with this one, explain how appsmashing, or guiding students to create deliverables from a series of percursor operations on iPad, can be set up and implemented. This article leads to a second one showing by example how to create an iMovie product from Tellagami, 30 hands, and Photospeak http://www.edudemic.com/app-smashing-digital-storytelling-ipad/. View these tutorials in preparation for fully appreciating Joe Dale's 1.5 hour presentation on appsmashing http://learning2gether.net/2014/07/23/learning2gether-with-joe-dale-about-appsmashing-with-ipads/
Jeff Domansky's curator insight, August 11, 9:08 PM
Kevan Lee lists more than 50 free Twitter tools and apps to help with analytics, scheduling, discovering, unfollowing, and anything else you may need. Recommended reading 9.5/10.
Ivon Prefontaine's curator insight, May 2, 9:43 AM
These have been important for some time. I struggle with the final one. I am not sure that learning as a concrete enjoyable activity is well-served by career management. I wonder what that means to a kindergarten student.
David Week's curator insight, July 25, 8:35 PM
The micropreneurial revolution will reshape the economy of cities, and that will change the shape of cities. Targets: CBDs, traffic, political influence.
David Parkes's curator insight, July 11, 3:53 AM
Excellent challenging manifesto from Stephen Downes - todays online learning models are yesterdays with new names
NLafferty's curator insight, July 11, 5:54 AM
Lots of useful references in this presentation by Stephen Downes to follow up and read round. Also Downes helpfully makes the distinction between personal and personalised learning which I think are being used interchangeably in some contexts without individuals realising they are different things.
Annalisa Manca's curator insight, July 11, 1:21 PM
Interesting differentiation between personal and personalised learning
Gust MEES's curator insight, August 19, 5:00 AM
Inspire young students by using Skype to connect them with the authors of their favorite books and more...
Learn more:
- http://www.scoop.it/t/21st-century-learning-and-teaching/?tag=Skype
Gust MEES's curator insight, August 11, 5:33 AM
5. Emotions.
Emotionally-charged stimuli capture people's attention immediately. On top of that, the brain remembers an emotional experience better than anything else. In eLearning, you can make this work for you by encouraging emotional response. Many of these tools, such as compelling stories, videos, images, and visually engaging screens can evoke emotion; try to connect emotionally with learners, and they will learn more and better.
Create shocking, impressive or surprising moments that grabs your learner's attention right away.
Aris P. Louvris's curator insight, August 12, 1:50 PM
Δέκα πράγματα στα οποία δίνουν προσοχή οι εκπαιδευόμενοι και ειδικά στο #elearning
Charles van der Haegen's curator insight, July 25, 8:18 AM
There's a possibility of a new living together on this earth if only we espoused new values and new ways of perceiving, thinking and doing
A Rosemont Journey's curator insight, July 25, 12:38 PM
An automated world requires a transformed human culture. Choose your purpose while you can
AleksBlumentals's curator insight, August 1, 1:52 AM
If your project or business are affected, please share how. We are considering this issue as a CaseWorthy prototype
CECI Jean-François's curator insight, July 13, 2:32 AM
Deloite prévoit une explosion du social learning en entreprise dès 2013...on est en plein dedans!
Gust MEES's curator insight, July 13, 2:40 AM
SLS Guernsey's curator insight, July 13, 4:23 AM
Social networking is learning. We need to encourage our students to use social media to learn, share and support each other. Once they get into the work place social media is already being used this way.
Russ Merz, Ph.D.'s curator insight, July 12, 10:36 AM
A useful summary and review from many sources of how companies organize and manage #contentmarketing activities and programs. There are also some "normative" guidelines provided.
Jeroen Boon's curator insight, February 21, 8:06 AM
De Global Education Database (GEDB), is een zeer groot en nuttige verzameling van de beste apps, web tools, gadgets en moocs nu online beschikbaar voor allerlei educatieve doeleinden. Iedereen kan zich registreren bij GEDB en waardevol hulpmiddelen of instrumenten delen door het invullen van een speciaal formulier. Inzendingen worden beoordeeld op feitelijke onjuistheden en integriteit en wanneer goedgekeurd gepubliceerd binnen 24 uur.
Probeer het nu: http://www.gedb.org/
Diana Andone's curator insight, February 25, 12:59 AM
GEDB, the Global Education Database, is a great and extremely useful curated collection of the best apps, web tools, gadgets and moocs now available online for educational purposes.


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Polymorphous light eruption is an itchy rash caused by sun exposure in people who have developed a sensitivity to sunlight (photosensitivity). The rash usually appears as red, tiny bumps or slightly raised patches of skin.
Polymorphous light eruption occurs most often during spring and early summer when a person's exposure to sunlight increases. Repeat episodes are less likely as the summer progresses, but polymorphous light eruption often recurs each year after the first incident.
Although polymorphous light eruption usually resolves on its own without treatment, medications may be needed to treat severe or persistent cases. Measures to protect the skin from sun exposure or light therapy may help prevent recurring episodes of polymorphous light eruption.
The term "eruption" refers to the development of a rash, which usually appears within minutes to hours — although sometimes after a couple of days — after exposure to sunlight. The rash appears most often on areas of the body that are usually covered during winter and exposed in summer: the upper chest, front of the neck and the arms.
Characteristics of the rash may include:
Rarely people may have other signs or symptoms, such as fever, chills, headache or nausea. These conditions may be the result of an associated sunburn rather than polymorphous light eruption.
When to see a doctor
See your doctor if:
A number of conditions — including some serious diseases — can cause skin rashes with similar appearances. It's important to get a prompt diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
Seek immediate medical care if your rash is:
The exact cause of polymorphous light eruption isn't well understood. The rash appears in people who have developed a sensitivity to ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun or other sources, such as tanning beds or tanning lamps. This sensitivity results in sunlight-induced immune system activity that produces inflammation and a rash.
UV radiation
UV radiation is a wavelength of sunlight in a range too short for the human eye to see. UV light that reaches the earth is divided into two wavelength bands — ultraviolet A (UVA) and ultraviolet B (UVB).
A person with photosensitivity can react to both types of UV radiation. Although UVB doesn't penetrate glass, UVA does. Therefore, exposure to sunlight through windows may cause a reaction in some people with photosensitivity.
Sensitivity to sunlight lessens with repeated exposure. Therefore, there are somewhat predictable features of polymorphous light eruption:
Although anyone can develop polymorphous light eruption, several factors are associated with an increased risk of the condition:
You're likely to start by seeing your family doctor or primary care doctor, but you may be referred to a specialist in skin diseases (dermatologist).
What to expect from your doctor
Your doctor will ask you a number of questions about your symptoms and your medical history. Be prepared to answer the following:
Your doctor can most likely make a diagnosis of polymorphous light eruption based on your answer to questions and a physical exam. Laboratory tests may be needed to confirm a diagnosis or rule out other conditions.
Physical exam
Your doctor will conduct an exam to assess your general health. In particular, he or she will examine the rash and the condition of your skin at other sites.
Diagnostic tests
Your doctor may order one of the following tests if a diagnosis isn't certain, the rash doesn't resolve at an expected rate, or there is any reason to suspect another condition causing the rash. Tests may include:
Other light-induced conditions
Your doctor may need to rule out other disorders characterized by light-induced skin reactions. These conditions include:
Polymorphous light eruption treatment usually isn't necessary because the rash typically resolves on its own within a few days to a week or more.
Your doctor may suggest light therapy (phototherapy) to prevent seasonal episodes of polymorphous light eruption. Phototherapy exposes your skin to small doses of UVA or UVB light that helps your skin be less sensitive to light — essentially a controlled version of the increased exposure you would experience over the course of the summer.
One type of light therapy called psoralen plus ultraviolet A (PUVA) combines UVA with administration of a medicine called psoralen, which makes the skin more sensitive to this light. Short-term side effects of this therapy may include nausea, headache and itching. Also, you must wear special UVA-absorbing sunglasses for a couple of days to protect your eyes.
Self-care measures that may lessen itching related to polymorphous light eruption include:
To lessen the likelihood of recurring episodes of polymorphous light eruption, take the following precautions:


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Art, wine fest crowd flows into La Jolla
Neda Mesri, Fran Shimp and Diane Sherman were among the parent volunteers from the three La Jolla public elementary schools that benefit from the festival: La Jolla Elementary, Torrey Pines Elementary and Bird Rock Elementary.
making it "the best show we've had in three years," said event founder Sherry Ahern.
Proceeds from the two-day event, which benefits La Jolla, Bird Rock and Torrey Pines Elementary Schools noting proceeds have yet to be totaled. This year's fundraising goal was $60,000 to $80,000 for the three schools.
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- Christmas is all about tree decorating on Waverly Avenue
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Hossack Hill in Dubois
- bedrooms 5
- baths 5
- sleeps 16
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 4,200 - $ 4,900 / week
$ 12,500 - $ 15,000 / month
vacation rental description
You and your guest's will enjoy this beautiful 7400 sqaure foot home away from home, which sleeps as many as 16 people. This one of a kind home boasts a breath taking view of Ram's horn peak and the lovely Dunoir valley.
Located just off of Union Pass rd. on Aspen Meadows rd., visitor will be only minutes from the Wind River where you can enjoy a wonderful fly fishing outing, or you can snowmobile around some of the most popular and exstensive trails accessible in the area. You may also want to make this residence a lodging location for your hunting expedition, fishing trip, family reunion or business retreat within a comfortable home suitable for large gatherings.
Only 75 miles east of the Teton Mountain Range , Jackson Hole airport and just a few more miles to downtown Jackson where you can enjoy some of the countries best snowboarding and skiing acivities, as well as the nightlife and shopping. Yellowstone park and Old Faithful geyser is also only a 75 mile drive from the home. The rustic town of Dubois is only 15 minutes away and has grocers, bars, restaurants, museums, art galleries and souvenir shops avaialable.
This beautiful home was designed by the late Michael Hossack who was the original drummer of the classic rock band "The Doobie Brothers". Michael built this home with a modern digital recording studio in the lower east wing of the house. The studio is functional and is also available to record projects. Michael's family still has memorabilia from his music career located in the home as you can see from the photos.
Thank you for looking and we will see you soon!
vacation rental location
contact owner for availability
michael hossack 4695255075
house rental amenities
5 bedrooms, 2 California king, 2 queen, 2 fold out sofa's
daily/weekly house keeping avaialable (book at time of rental)
private chef avaialable (book at time of rental)
5 bathrooms
2 steam room showers in the master suites
4 jacuzzi type bathtubs
2 living rooms
1 dining room
1 full size wet bar with wine and beer cooler, flat screen TV, and custom granite countertops
8 bar stools
leather sofas and lounge chairs
1 fireplace
2 Playstation3 /DVD player and multiple controllers and assorted games
65' lcd tv in main living room
Surround sound in main living room
HD TV in each bedroom
dish network tv programming with available "on demand" movies
(master suites,living room)
full kitchen with custom granite countertops and cabinets
dishware and silverware
pots, pans, blender, toaster, juicer
home gym with assorted free weights, bands, heavy bag and speed bag/yoga room and mats
massage therapist is also available for in home visits
party deck large enough to host 80 people
p.a. system with cd player and ipod connection (available upon request)
covered parking
two car garage
washer and dryer
wildgame cleaning facility with hanging racks, sink and in floor drains
24 hour monitored alarm system
also available is the "Pro Tools" digital recording studio large enough to host a 7 piece band comfortably. For details on available gear please contact the number listed.(studio access is available for professional musician use only)
activities and attractions in Dubois Wyoming
Yellowstone national park, relaxing, golfing, white water rafting, hiking, snowmobiling, hunting, target shooting, sightseeing, wildlife viewing, fishing, A.T.V. rentals, and horse back riding are just a few ideas for fun in the Dubois area.
vacation rental rates
Daily rate= $600 $800
Weekly rate= $4,200 $4,900
Monthly rate= $12,500 $15,000
Chef is available upon request for additional rate
Housekeeping will be provided complementary with monthly rentals
Until dates are booked rates can change.
contact us about special adjustable rates and recording studio availabilty
60$ per person per night over 10 people
state boarding tax applies
michael hossack 4695255075
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 Dubois
- Relax
- fishing
- snowmobiling
- hunting
- sightseeing
Top things to do with a family
- Yellowstone tour
- whitewater rafting
- wildlife safari
- skiing/snowboarding/sledding/snowmobiling
- fishing/hiking/bar-b-que
michael hossack , owner


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The parallels between Andrew Luck and Peyton Manning are truly uncanny.
Not only is Luck another brilliant, cerebral quarterback deemed the best prospect since John Elway, but he wound up on the same team as Manning did, an incredibly unlikely occurrence and unbelievable stroke of good fortune (some might call it luck) given the Colts' consistently late draft position. Ironically, the two entered Week 10 with exactly 2,404 passing yards while leading 5-3 teams that sit in playoff pole position after starting the season 1-2.
As NFL fans, we pray the similarities won't stop there. We can only hope that, as Tom Brady did for Manning, a storied rival will emerge to oppose Luck in the AFC and treat us to annual showdowns and playoff duels for the next decade.
Though it's in its final stages, the Manning-Brady rivalry was perhaps the NFL's greatest treat to its fans during the 2000s, beginning in 2001 with the Pats' 44-13 victory over Manning's Colts in Foxborough, which was Brady's first career start. Since then, the two have clashed for nine regular-season games (with Brady winning six) and three playoff battles: two sound Pats victories in nasty Foxborough weather and the epic AFC championship of 2006 in Indy, when Manning overcame a 21-3 deficit to win 38-34 and reach his first Super Bowl.
Safe to say if Luck can treat us to anything similar to that, we're in for quite a show. But who can rise to be the Brady to Luck's Manning?
While Robert Griffin III forever might be linked to Luck, and vice versa, RG3 landed in the NFC and won't be leaving anytime soon, so it's hard to manufacture a yearly rivalry there.
Meanwhile, the AFC is in a transitional QB period, with many established stars on the back ends of their careers and few young prospects offering much early promise. Other than Luck, it's hard to peg any young QB to lead a perennial AFC contender five or 10 years from now.
Could Andy Dalton of the Bengals grow into that role? He impressed as a scrappy rookie in a brutally difficult division, but he has thrown at least one interception in every game this season and it's hard to feel confident about his 0-11 career record against 2011 playoff teams.
The rest of the 2011 QB class presents similar question marks. Jake Locker and Blaine Gabbert are talented and athletic, but both are stuck with franchises that are going nowhere fast and have little talent around them to aid their development. Ryan Mallett and T.J. Yates may get their respective shots eventually, but that's far too distant to be optimistic.
The 2010 class doesn't offer any strong candidates either — Tim Tebow and Colt McCoy are its the most promising AFC quarterbacks — and the current crop of college prospects that are expected to enter the NFL in 2013 has been maddeningly disappointing, with Matt Barkley, Tyler Wilson and Geno Smith all showing holes in their games.
But what about Ryan Tannehill? The Dolphins' rookie is already proving himself to be the team's answer at quarterback despite widespread agreement that he would need more seasoning before being ready to start in the NFL. Considering he's still far behind most rookies in experience at the position — the former wide receiver didn't start at QB in college until halfway through the 2010 season — and his strong development under Joe Philbin, his growth curve might be pointing skyward.
As great as Luck already is, he desperately needs a counterpart with whom he will spar throughout his career. If it happens to be Tannehill, we already have seen the first episode of the AFC's next great quarterback rivalry — Luck dispatched Tannehill's Dolphins 23-20 in Week Nine in Indy with the best performance of his young career, throwing for an NFL single-game rookie record 433 yards.
If not, the current candidates don't seem to offer any suitable answers. I guess we could just wait for a sixth-round pick to emerge as a two-time Super Bowl MVP. Yeah, like that's happened before.


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By Ken de la Bastide
CNHI News Service
---- — INDIANAPOLIS — Winning at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on a high-powered motorcycle is nothing new to Spaniard Marc Marquez, who is the favorite going into Sunday's Red Bull Indianapolis Grand Prix.
Marquez set a new track record of 1 minute, 37.958 seconds to grab position one for the Indy MotoGP. He topped the mark set last year by Dani Pedrosa at 1:38.813.
Jorge Lorenzo, on a Yamaha, will start second with a time of 1:38.471 followed by Pedrosa at 1:38.485.
Marquez won back to back Moto2 Grand Prix races at IMS and has twice started from the pole position.
This first year in MotoGP has not been one of disappointment for the 20-year-old, riding for the Respol Honda team. In eight races this season, Marquez has three wins and has not finished outside the top three.
He will be looking to make it a clean sweep of the U.S. races, having already won at the Circuit of the Americas and Laguna Seca.
During all three practice sessions, Marquez topped the speed charts, and he made those times stand-up, winning the pole position for the Red Bull Indianapolis GP.
Marquez said the IMS road course has been a track where he always rides well, and he hopes to continue the trend.
"The track changes quite a lot from the first practice to the race," he said entering the weekend. "Because in the beginning it's so slippery. We will try to start in P1 (position 1) and try to do it our way."
His Respol Honda teammate, Dani Pedrosa, has two wins in 2013 and is the only MotoGP rider to record two victories at IMS in 2010 and 2012. Pedrosa has three consecutive podium finishes at Indianapolis.
"It's a special track due to the conditions of the track and the asphalt," he said. "It's changing quite a bit in the morning and in the afternoon."
Kentucky native Nicky Hayden will start sixth, and California rider Colin Edwards qualified in the 12th position.
American Ben Spies crashed during the morning practice session, injuring his left shoulder. The injury will prevent Spies from racing this weekend.
Scott Redding will start from position one for the 25-lap Moto2 race. He will be joined on the front row by Pol Espargaro and Takaaki Nakagami.
Espargaro won the former 125cc class race at IMS in 2009 and captured the pole position in 2012.
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Dwyer DT Mike Minns talks FAU, Middle Tennessee State 'drama' and Gary Holmes
By Jeff Greer
Dwyer defensive tackle Mike Minns is known in media circles as a good interview. He's honest, he's open and he's well spoken.
Moments after Dwyer's ceremony honoring him and teammates Bobby Puyol (UConn) and Julian Whigham (Syracuse) for signing their national letters of intent, Minns discussed why he chose Bowling Green over FAU and Middle Tennessee State, addressing the on-going conversation about both schools' recruiting tactics in Palm Beach County.
"The majority of the stuff you guys reported was true," Minns said of last week's Post report on FAU's recruiting adventure in Palm Beach County, adding that FAU's situation was "a little bit more understandable" because of its recent coaching change.
FAU hired former Nebraska defensive coordinator Carl Pelini to be the Owls' head coach back in December. In the two months before Wednesday's national signing day, Pelini turned over all of FAU's staff except for recruiting coordinator Jared Allen. Allen was left in the difficult spot of communicating with area coaches that Pelini's staff may not like the same players as former coach Howard Schnellenberger's staff. Coaches at John I. Leonard and Atlantic in particular were upset with the way Pelini's staff handled breaking the news to recruits that they were no longer priorities.
Meanwhile Minns' offer stood with FAU. He also had an offer from Middle Tennessee State, which burned a lot of bridges in Palm Beach County when it pulled Seminole Ridge running back Gary Holmes' scholarship offer after reportedly telling Holmes he was the top running back on the school's recruiting list. That bothered Minns, who went on his official visit to Middle Tennessee two weekends ago with Holmes.
"I wanted to go there with Gary Holmes," Minns said. "What happened with Middle, I didn't really like how they were handling people."
Minns made sure to add that Holmes will end up somewhere. Seminole Ridge coach Matt Dickmann said Wednesday that Holmes would visit new program Florida Tech and Delta State, and he was also offered preferred walk-on spots at UCF and FIU.
"Someone needs to grab him," Minns said. "He's really a great player. Sometimes if you wait past signing day, it works out. That'll happen with him."


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Saints TE Jimmy Graham vs. Vikings' zone defense
Playing cover-2 against weapons of Graham's size and skills is a scary thought. He easily can pick his holes in the coverage, is quick enough to find the obvious seams and large enough to camp in front of linebackers and have his way. Last week, Graham even ran a corner route and nearly made a spectacular catch in the endzone, one where he was out of bounds by a few blades of Tennessee grass.
Drew Brees has used Graham as his prime target this season, but he hasn't been daunted when teams have ganged up on him or when Graham is banged up. Last week is a good example: Graham fought through extreme back pain to play Sunday, still caught five passes for 55 yards and Brees was able to go about his incredible passing business without much of a hiccup in the Saints' comeback victory.
So do the Vikings change their approach? Do they commit a safety or perhaps LB Chad Greenway to the future All-Pro tight end? It's an interesting question. They played mostly zone in the Broncos game and the first half of last week's game against the Lions, which became a disaster. Showing more man-coverage looks helped the cause slightly. It appears that assignments in the secondary are not being carried out well at all these days.
Expect a variety of coverages on Graham. He's not the Saints' only horse, so committing too much to him is risky. But they can try using Greenway to mark him; there's no way the safeties, 5-foot-9 Jamarca Sanford or rookie Mistral Raymond (who needs to show more physicality) can cover him one on one.


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Wisconsin-based supplement manufacturer wins yet another award recognizing its employee perks, including its comprehensive corporate wellness program.
Based in Palmyra, Wisconsin, supplement manufacturer Standard Process is known for being a good place to work—as evidenced by the growing array of employment awards the company has earned over the last several years. The latest came earlier this month at the Wisconsin Family of the Year Award banquet, where Standard Process won the "Setting the Gold Standard" award for excelling as a leader in the community and employee relations.
"As a leader in the nutrition industry, my family and I believe Standard Process must also be a cornerstone of our community and a leading employer," Charles C. DuBois, president of Standard Process, said in a statement. The company's latest award program was sponsored by the CPA and consulting firm Smith & Gesteland, the law firm of DeWitt Ross & Stevens, and Associated Bank.
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Nyack and surrounding villages were among the hardest hit by hurricane Sandy. But the rebuilding is progressing quickly. To help get residents and businesses back on their feet (and cool the "cabin fever" of days without power), leading Nyack community groups are hosting a "Booo Sandy!" event this coming Saturday, Nov. 10 from 2 – 5 p.m. in the heart of Nyack.
The groups organizing this include the Art, Craft & Antique Dealers Association (ACADA), Friends of the Nyacks, the Nyack Chamber of Commerce and the Village of Nyack
Kicking off in the Main Street parking lot, the party will continue along Main from Franklin to Broadway, where the street will be closed to cars and open to party-goers, trick-or-treaters, shoppers, browsers and strollers. Parking will be free throughout the Village for the event.
Families, friends and neighbors are invited to partake in the great weather forecast — seasonably warm and sunny (for a real change after Sandy and our first snow) — accompanied by live music, "trunk-or-treating" for the kids, food, merchant special offers, restaurant specials… and most important, community outreach programs to help those left in need by Hurricane Sandy.
As a note to families, "trunk-or-treating" means parents can park in the Main Street lot and distribute candy to kids if they like, using up all those goodies that never made it to trick-or-treaters on Halloween.
Jeffrey Friedberg and the Bossy Frog Band, among other local artists, will perform live. Local non-profits and relief groups will be on hand to collect donations. People to People has requested "canned corn" (as an alternative to "candy corn"), as well as any non-perishable food items. And, as an example of the special deals available from Nyack merchants, the p.ross boutique on Main will be offering 15% off on any black or orange merchandise in the shop, which specializes in chic clothing, shoes and accessories from Italy and other fashion capitols of the world.
"Nyack is open for business," said Paulette Ross, owner of p.ross and Chair of Friends of the Nyacks. "No crisis — no matter how severe — can keep us down for long. We're picking up the pieces after Sandy, and picking up where we left off with the free-spirited fun we had with our fabulous Halloween parade. We're also offering support and collecting donations for our friends and neighbors in need."
For the grown-up crowd, the festivities will continue into the evening with special deals, live music and other treats in participating restaurants and shops.
"We hope the community will come out in numbers, relax, enjoy and have some much-needed fun," added Scott Baird, President of the Nyack Chamber of Commerce. "After Sandy and an early snow, we all need to get out and about and enjoy our great Village. We also recognize that many of us are still suffering the effects of the hurricane, and an important part of what we do on Saturday will be aimed at taking care of those among us who need relief."
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