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3/5 rDev -25.2%
08-21-2014 06:29:56 | More by TNeedles
4.5/5 rDev +12.2%
08-14-2014 18:10:02 | More by AjGuadarrama
4.25/5 rDev +6%
06-19-2014 15:54:41 | More by TheSamKuehn
New Jersey
4.28/5 rDev +6.7%
Conveniently located across from a Metromover monorail stop, the DRB has a dark reddish and black interior with a nice sized bar that can seat about 15 people. The rest of the place is small so I could see this getting crowded on a Saturday night. There is "outdoor" seating along the road, but it is covered with a roof and some decorative metal fence type walls. A few TVs adorn the interior walls. The only issue was web site stated they were open at noon on Friday, but they weren't during my first trip here. I showed up later around 6:00 PM and there was only a few folks in the bar.
All the taps are located on the wall behind the bar. When I entered I was greeted quickly and handed a beer and food menu. The beer selection was the best I saw my entire Miami / Miami Beach trip. Plenty of local Florida beers from Cigar City, Funky Buddha, Wynwood, and Florida Beer. Great Divide, Brooklyn, Weyerbacher, Breckenridge, Stone, and plenty of others were on. Plenty of beer styles were covered, which was also nice. I had a few pints and some were super fresh.
Service was very attentive and prompt, and samples were offered before I even asked. This is the one stop I would recommend to visitors to the area.
04-18-2014 14:18:42 | More by Gavage
3.75/5 rDev -6.5%
pricey but you could as well pay for airfare and get those same beers overseas they get beers I have not found on northeastern U.S such a long beer list maybe on Eulogia in Philly (only Belgians) they really have a good selection best in Miami for variety, nice passport idea ( have not been to the new location)
08-23-2013 00:35:06 | More by desArmando
3.8/5 rDev -5.2%
Stopped by on a super soaked Wednesday night. I read the reviews that this place was small but small is kind of an understatement. I dont know if you could fit more than 30 people in here. Draft beers were a bit limited but high in quality. Boonville Hop Ottin IPA, Newcastle, DFH Festina Peche, Old Rasputin, Sierra Summerfest. The bottle list was enormous: the menu claims 11 pages, each page with about 30 beers. The only sad part is that there WAS NOT ONE Florida beer on the whole damn list; no Cigar City, no Tampa Brewing, no nothin. I was disappointed in that regard.
The atmosphere was super loud indie music with an open, industrial interior. Not too bad I guess. Should have brought my earplugs. The bar had 7 stools and there were 5 tables for dining. They have some outdoor seating but it was basically some tables sitting on the sidewalk. One thing I didnt like was that the bartender gal started lighting scented candles all over the place. If they were IPA scented, maybe; but they were apple cinnamon or some shit like that. It was a bit hard at times to taste my beer through the fog of Yankee Candle.
Prices were pretty reasonable for a downtown establishment. Bottled beers were $5 to $55 and draft beers were around $7. Food was about $10 per dish. The greek salad was really good.
I would come back solely for that fact of the selection. Outside of a couple places in South Beach, this may be your best bet. Give me some local beers and about 5 more drafts and this can be a 5!
06-30-2012 18:33:05 | More by SaCkErZ9
4.4/5 rDev +9.7%
This was a great place to hit up and must visit when you come to Miami.
The place is small, but comfortably cool. Seating outside, small bar to the left with ten seats and ten or so tables to the right. Capacity is probably around 70 people, so try to get here early on a busy night because people like ourselves were not in a rush to leave so quickly.
The quality of the food and beer was good too. Service was average and the bartender poured all of our beers into the proper glassware. The selection was as good as it gets and the prices were reasonable for the most part with some being a but pricey. I definitely would hit up this place again next time in Miami.
06-12-2012 17:02:31 | More by Flounder57
3.7/5 rDev -7.7%
Stopped by this place for a late night dinner and beers.
It's located right on downtown Miami right next to the 1400 Biscayne Center building and across the Arts Center. Unfortunately it seems that they no longer have a deal with the parking lot next door so you have to cough up $5 to park your car.
The place is very small, just a few tables are set up along with the bar. It's very dark and is pretty much illuminated by the three TVs that are always on with sports and candle lights on the tables. It does have a nice atmosphere though. The service was on the slow side inexplicably since the place wasn't very busy at all. I think it took longer for a server to come to my table than they did to bring my meal. Food wasn't very good but I wasn't expecting anything great. They do have a pretty big menu with lots of variety which is nice.
The selection is excellent, they have a bunch of beers on tap and over 500 beers from all over the world. Unfortunately the prices are on the steep end so I won't be going to this place as often as I was hoping to whenever I'm in downtown Miami.
09-08-2011 15:50:10 | More by olimpia84
4.72/5 rDev +17.7%
This is definitely home base for me in Miami. They have over 400 beers from all over the world, listed by country of origin, and always changing. 6 beers on tap that rotate constantly.
The owners and staff have always been VERY welcoming and knowledgeable! No complaints there. If service isn't perfect it's because the place is packed to where they cant walk about on Saturday night.
Most importantly, located in a city full of South Beach, this place constantly attracts a fun and unpretentious crowd to share that brew with.
If you're not bored, here's a small anecdote:
First time I visited the DRB with a friend, he parked in the adjacent lot that has a deal with the bar (we were told to park there). Apparently there had been some changes to the parking arrangement that the tow company was not aware of, and his car ended up on a tow truck. The owner came out, could not convince this tow trucker driver to drop the car, so he just paid the guy. I've been a fan ever since. Good peoples.
07-28-2011 21:15:30 | More by rel
3.73/5 rDev -7%
The DRB was one of three place's I visited while I was in Miami. A small place just north of a performing art's district. It's not that big of a place, with bench seating along one side of the wall. They also have table's and seating outside on the sidewalk.
They have a extensive menu of beer's, at least four hundred, from dozen's of countries. The large majority of which are American craft beer's. They also have a long list of Belgium, German and English beer's.
The food here was very good with their version of dish's from around the world. On my three visit's to DRB the service ranged from very good to poor. On the first and third visit it was quick and attentive, when bringing the beer's the server's made comment's on flavor's and aroma's to look for. On the second visit I was lucky to see the server. It was after midnight on Saturday and they were not that busy. Of the four places I visited while in Miami this was the best.
07-13-2011 20:18:23 | More by vikinggod
The Democratic Republic Of Beer (DRB) in Miami, FL
90 out of 100 based on 10 ratings.


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Pruning - Types of Pruning Cuts
There are two types of pruning cuts, thinning and heading. Thinning is the removal of the entire branch or limb at its base. Thinning cuts are employed to remove an entire limb or branch where crowding occurs. Heading is cutting back a portion of a branch to just above a healthy bud or side branch. Heading cuts are useful for shortening branches or to redirect their growth.
Pruning decisions can be made easier by understanding how the tree or branch responds to a particular pruning cut. This will depend on the age of the individual branch being pruned and on the severity of the pruning cut.
The youngest growth, located at the end of each branch, is simply a shoot with undeveloped buds. These buds will grow into additional spurs or shoots in the coming growing season. Spurs are simply short shoots that stop growing soon after bloom. A heading cut in new shoots stimulates the remaining buds to grow into long, leafy shoots rather than spurs. If left unpruned, these buds develop into spurs that bear flower buds. Spurs and short shoots are more likely bear flower buds in contrast to long or vigorous shoots which typically develop only leaf buds.
The current season shoots are connected to one-year-old sections, and one-year-old sections are connected to two-year-old and older sections. Because they already have laterally developed spurs and short shoots, a heading cut into the one-year-old and older sections does not stimulate the growth of new shoots. Instead, it invigorates existing spurs and shoots in close proximity to the pruning cut. This type of pruning is done to shorten branches. A severe heading cut in the oldest section of the branch can be overly invigorating, and it may be better to remove the entire branch with a thinning cut.
When removing a large limb, a three-step process of removal will guard against bark tearing, which is a wound that is not likely to heal. First, make an undercut halfway into the branch, about one foot out from the base of the limb. Second, cut downward into the branch at a point one inch out from from the first cut. Cut all the way through the limb. The weight of the branch will most likely cause it to separate from the tree while the cut is being made. The remaining 12″ stub can then be removed without damaging the bark. Make this final cut at a point just outside the bark ridge or branch collar to promote healing. The collar is the ring of ridges that encircle the base of the branch. Cutting too deep into the collar inhibits healing of the wound. Avoid leaving stumps since this will encourage the growth of watersprouts. Watersprouts arise from latent buds in the stump and grow into vertically oriented shoots that are slow to bear flowers. Make clean cuts that are nearly flush with the adjacent branch to prevent watersprouts.
If a tree has only vigorous shoots and watersprouts, it is beneficial to keep a few since they eventually develop flower buds. Removing all shoots that do not conform to the ideal can lead to the removal of all potential fruit bearing branches.
Treating pruning cuts with a wood dressing or sealant is not necessary since it does not promote wound healing or prevent wood infection.

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At one point this summer, the officially-sanctioned Jeff Buckley biopic "Mystery White Boy" was supposed to be shooting with "Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark" star Reeve Carney in the lead and Jake Scott directing, with Gemma Arterton, Olivia Thirlby, Harry Treadaway and Patricia Arquette all lining up for roles. And then...nothing. Well, it appears that not only has a new director come on board, but the project may also be looking for a new lead.
Over at Showbiz 411, Roger Friedman has dropped a pretty vague report revealing that "West Of Memphis" helmer Amy Berg is now in the director's chair, with claims that she "Bogarted" the job from Scott. What that exactly means we're not sure, but apparently she's a big fan of Buckley. As for Carney, he "could be out" but again, it's not clear why. Either way, Berg has been on a bit of a roll following her very well-received West Memphis Three doc; she also signed on to direct the thriller "Every Secret Thing" over the summer.
Penned by Ryan Jaffe ("The Rocker"), who used David Browne's book "Dream Brother: The Lives and Music of Jeff and Tim Buckley" to help shape the story, the film will not only chronicle the tale of the rocker who tragically died just as his career was about to explode into the stratosphere, but it will also have access to his catalog of music. But as many folks already know, there is another movie that just hit TIFF about the singer as well: "Greetings From Tim Buckley."
Our review is coming soon, but we will say that Penn Badgley (who Friedman notes he met outside of a Shake Shack once, for some reason) is very solid in the role, delivering a surprisingly strong approximation of Buckley's voice. It's a nice turn. And while that film is also a look at his father's life, it restricts the story to the events leading up to Jeff Buckley's performance at the tribute concert for his father Tim, still doing an adequate job paying tribute to both father and son.
As for "Mystery White Boy," we'll see where it goes. Undoubtedly, Berg knows how to bring real lives to the big screen, so it's in good hands. But how it moves forward from here is anyone's guess.
Kat | March 27, 2014 1:33 AM
I would also love to see Reeve Carney play Jeff. When I first saw him appear on American Idol with Bono and The Edge, my first thought was how much he reminded me of Jeff Buckley. Both so talented and handsome! He should absolutely portray Jeff. I will not bother watching any Jeff Buckley biopic with anyone other than Reeve Carney playing the role.
Sunday | November 17, 2012 3:01 AM
There is NO ONE that can embody Jeff Buckley as Reeve can and MUST. I wouldn't see a movie about Jeff now if its not Reeve. I'm pissed reading this. James Franco is a great actor and I adore him, but Reeve sounds and lookalike Jeff. Gah!
LT | October 28, 2012 6:29 PM
What a HUGE mistake it would be to let Reeve Carney go!! His resemblance to Jeff is unreal. The only other actor I would accept would be James Franco but there never seems to be any talk of the movie from him, sadly. The very thought of Robert Pattinson as Jeff makes me want to vomit.
chris | September 28, 2012 8:55 AM
This movie will never happen.
Mina Panahy | September 14, 2012 3:11 PM
I was so looking forward to Reeve Carney as Jeff Buckley. Even before the news of Reeve playing Jeff had come out, I saw the resemblance. I am fan of both men. I hope that Reevewill stay in the project.


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This book is drawn from my archive of dance photos I've shot of City in Motion. I've been shooting since 1967 and shooting dance from the time I began ballroom lessons in Kansas City at Arthur Murray in the mid 1990s. Early in 1997 I started a small website to list places that we could go out dancing in. It grew, a lot.
Starting at the 2001 Dance in the Park (also City in Motion) I began shooting performance dance in addition to social dance. That led to more and more shooting with City in Motion. I was in at the start of the Modern Night at the Folly annual concerts in 2004. I shot every one of the Folly concerts so far. This book takes us through the 2013 concert, the 10th concert.
I've retraced my archives and web pages to gather the original program listings for each of the concerts so that you have the credits for the concerts and for each piece - titles, choreographers, music, dancers, musicians and, where I could, the production crew listings as well as who was on City in Motion's board of directors and staff at the time.
Lately I've also been shooting the side pictures most of us ignore, such as class before the performance (so routine that no one thinks of it), people hanging out, the building, waiting around at tech and backstage and so forth. Even my own picture to put in the book.
Here a community of performers and crew is formed which lasts across the years. That community is ultimately most important. As central as are performances they are a tiny amount of time spent compared to all the rehearsals and arrangements.
Mike Strong, February 15, 2013


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Known as a pioneer amongst the world's most cutting edge DJs, producers, and musical movements, Wesley Pentz (otherwise known as Diplo) has experienced a variety of successes. The last few years have been spent running through the club circuit and having chart-topping hits with refreshing irreverence. From dubstep to hip hop to pop music and back again, Diplo has shown dynamic range with interests that span far beyond any singular culture or musical realm. Because of his innovation, Diplo is the model for 21st Century artists. Check him out on the cover of this month's issue of Vibe Magazine!


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---- — John and Glenda Cooper of Auburn, Calif., celebrated 50 years of marriage at the home of their daughter, Julie (Donald) Pollack on Nov. 23. The event also was hosted by their son, Jeff (Darlene) Wynkoop.
John Cooper and Glenda Moore were married on Nov. 23, 1963, at the home of the Rev. Earl Livingood in Danville. Standing at their side were Bill and Sue Branham.
John retired as a police officer in Glendale, Calif., and Glenda retired as a photographer in 1990. They then moved to Auburn.
They are the proud grandparents of four grandsons and three granddaughters, 1 great-granddaughter and three great-grandsons.


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TODAY | October 10, 2012
>>> who is in miami with a check of the weather. hey, al.
>> natalie, thank you so much. aboard the coast guard cutter "flores" here in the miami beach area. joining me is rear admiral william baumgartner. he's the commander of the seventh coast guard district headquartered here in miami. admiral, thanks for joining us.
>> good morning, al. great to be here.
>> we have this terrific show starting on the weather channel tonight at 9:00, " coast guard florida can the "which highlights what you guys -- what the men and women of the coast guard do all throughout florida . give me a sense of what the scope of the mission is and some of the things that goes on down here.
>> well, we've got a tremendous set of missions here in florida and throughout the seven coast guard districts, the southeast and the caribbean. not only do we go out there and save people's lives, save about 1,000 lives down here a year, we also protect america from threats that come by this sea, so we stop in the seventh district about $1 billion wholesale value in cocaine each year to get to the american streep. we stop, depending on the year, anywhere from 5,000 to 15,000 migrants being smuggled into the united states , and we also go out and inspect commercial shipping like all the cruise ships . the three largest cruise ship ports in the world are here in south florida andhe coast guard inspects the cruise ships , makes sure they are safe and to make sure they are secure so when you if out on your vacation you can have a great time and you don't have to worry about it. so many more things, we look at counterterrorism. we, as i said, take care of navigation, all the buoys, lighthouses, all those kinds of things
>> at miller baumgartner, thank yo so much and when people tune in tonight at 9:00 on the weather channel , they will be amazed at the work your men and women


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Regional Forester Tom Cover says foliage close to the New River Gorge Bridge should be near peak for this Saturday's Bridge Day."Overall, this weekend should provide the best viewing opportunities for this area of West Virginia," said Cover, who oversees West Virginia Division of Forestry operations in 16 counties in the eastern and southern portions of the state. "Foliage in the upper portion of the New River Gorge around Grandview is more advanced than foliage in the lower portions of the Gorge, but those mountain slopes will be showing excellent colors, including a variety of orange, yellow, gold and red."
Cover reports Hawks Nest State Park also should be near peak this weekend.While much attention will be focused on the southern part of the state this weekend for Bridge Day, good fall color also can be seen in other areas of West Virginia. A drive north along I-79 from Charleston is recommended. From Charleston to Big Otter, color is reported to be 20 percent to 30 percent peak, but from Big Otter to Weston, foliage is 40 percent to 60 percent peak with isolated pockets of exceptionally bright color.Taking U.S. Route 33 from Weston to Buckhannon, foliage gradually increases from 40 percent peak to 85 percent peak. Continuing on U.S. Route 33 from Buckhannon to Elkins, color varies from 85 percent peak to 95 percent peak at higher elevations and back to 80 percent to 85 percent peak at Elkins. Very bright colors are reported along this stretch of road with reds, oranges and yellows taking center stage.Leaving Elkins on U.S. Route 219 and heading to Parsons, color goes from 80 percent peak to 40 percent peak. Traveling from Parsons to Thomas, foliage increases to 80 percent peak as the elevation gets higher. Although the top of the mountain is past peak, there is still quite a bit of color reported.Additional recommended drives and places of interest for the weekend include:•Camp Creek State Forest in Mercer County•Tomlinson Run State Park in Hancock County•Any drive along the Cheat River•Peters Mountain in Monroe County•The Summersville and Craigsville areas of Nicholas County•Greenbrier River Trail•I-64 from Sandstone to Beckley•Lower Elk River in Webster County•State Route 16 in Calhoun and Pleasants counties•State Route 18 in Doddridge and Tyler countiesFor photos and more information about West Virginia's 2013 fall foliage season, visit the agency's Facebook page, www.facebook.com/wvforestry or Twitter http://twitter.com/WVForestry


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Zermatt House in Killington
- bedrooms 6
- baths 4
- sleeps 16
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,375 - $ 1,575 / week
$ 3,450 - $ 3,875 / month
vacation rental description
Great house for the Summer and Foliage Season!
This spacious, non-smoking, six bedroom –four bathroom vacation rental is perfect for large families, groups of friends, mount biking group or several couples who prefer the intimacy, privacy and flexibility of a rental house over other accommodations. Conveniently located near main hiking and biking areas and all ski shops and restaurants. Perfect for a mount biking, summer vacation, romantic holiday and fall foliage tour!!!
Location -- Located off the Killington access road in a quiet neighborhood, this mountain retreat provides a private setting that is only a short walk/drive away from the Killington ski lodges as well as the restaurants and nightlife of Killington.
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 05-9-2012 at 2:16 PM.
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Sasha Stanich
house rental amenities
Amenities include:
v Six large bedrooms and four full bathrooms.
v Partitioned sleeping areas with queen, full and single beds. Sleeps comfortably 13-16.
v Large outdoor deck (~500 square feet) with BBQ
v Two separate living room areas
- One cozy leaving room area with fireplace
- Huge Separate Media Room with high ceilings and two sky windows for late night enthusiasts with 60" TV and surround sound
v Arcade Machine
v Poker/Game Table
v High-speed wireless internet access
v Entertainment center with cable TV, VCR, Stereo / DVD/CD Player
v· v Free Netflix on both TVs
v Modern fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, microwave, coffeemaker all cookware and utensils provided
v Outdoor hot tub
v Washer/dryer and storage room
v Mudroom/entryway to stow away ski / golf / bike gear
v House cleaning, garbage removal, snow removal, snow plowing and utilities included in the price.
vacation rental rates
Summer - Fall Rental Rates
· The price does not include $175 cleaning fee
· The price does not include sales taxes
· Security deposit is 50% of the total rental or at least $675
Sasha Stanich
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 Killington
- Hiking
- Swiming
- Golfing
- Mount Biking
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Alii Penthouse w Stunning Ocean View New Renovation in Kailua-Kona
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 2
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Alii Villas
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 805 - $ 945 / week
$ 3,220 - $ 3,780 / month
vacation rental description
Registration #w30364404-01. This is one of the best condos in the complex. Two to choose from...1 bedroom ocean view and a 2 bedroom oceanfront. The best way to contact us is email. (We also have a local agent.) Deal direct with the owner...no middle man. Check with us for availability. New Renovation 2011. Don't be fooled...no disappointments in this condo. Contact us for details or last minute reservations. This condo is completely redone from top to bottom with all new appliances, the largest chef's kitchen with granite counters, tile throughout, walk-in shower, new ceilings, furniture, pictures, paint and lots of extras. It is one of the best penthouse one bedroom vacation condos in the complex with an ocean view, quiet and private.
A queen-size bed with high thread count sheets and a very well-equipped condo awaits you after your long journey. Awake to the sounds of the ocean and then enjoy a morning walk along Alii Drive, stop by Lava Java and return to breakfast on the ocean view lanai. This condo has been totally renovated with tropical art work, a flat screen TV, all the small appliances needed and a washer and dryer in the unit.
Dining on the lanai is a special treat morning to evening. Linens and candles are an added touch in this condo. You may also wish to dine a few steps away at the barbeque deck where there are 2 barbeques and lots of dining tables and chairs for larger groups. If you are having a larger gathering or party, you may want to reserve a space and date with the manager.
(We also have a 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo on the same property with an amazing panoramic ocean view from the lanai and most rooms in the condo. Pictures and site available upon request. This condo may be available even if the availability calendar shows "no vacancy". So don't hesitate to ask me. It has recently been renovated inside.)
There is water equipment for your use such as boogie boards, snorkel equipment, a picnic cooler, beach chairs/ umbrella's and large beach towels. There are CD's and DVD's, guidebooks and lots of local information. We have a starter setup to provide you with basic items so that you may relax upon arrival.
Lush gardens and palms await your arrival at Alii Villas. It is one of the best maintained ocean front complexes along Alii Drive...and I might add, with one of the best managers on the island. The complex is direct oceanfront with additional viewing from a special sea wall with benches for sunset evenings with neighbors and friends. We enjoy going down in the early morning to watch the morning gloaming.
vacation rental location
property availability
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- unavailable dates
Last modified on 08-29-2014 at 9:36 PM.
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Gene Phipps
condo rental amenities
A solar heated pool can be viewed from the lanai and is lit for that warm evening swim before heading up to bed.
The complex is very conveniently located within a 15 minute walk of the edge of town and about 20-30 minutes from the airport. There is a built in bar-b-q located next to the pool with an entertainment deck from which sunsets and whale sightings can be viewed.
activities and attractions in Kailua-Kona The Big Island
Kona is an ideal vacation spot; sunny with daily temperatures on average of 81-86 degrees. Centrally located with snorkel, swimming and sunny beaches and fine dining just minutes from the condo.
You will find kayaking, parasailing, jet skiing and tours of all sorts to include helicopter tours, glass bottom boat, volcano tours, coffee farms and many others too numerous to mention. Don't forget to reserve a spot to swim with the dolphins at the Hilton.
Ask for your free tour guides created by professionals for the Big Island.
vacation rental rates
7 night minimum preferred - ask about shorter stays that may be available. Rates above for 2 persons. (Condo only accommodates 2 persons.)
$200 security deposit to reserve (refundable within 14 days of departure providing no damage to condo or contents, no lost keys and condo left in good condition)
$125 cleaning/setup fee and applicable Hawaii taxes additional charge - Rate valid for 2 persons; Ironman week and Christmas week, Easter vacation and holidays $125/nt. 14 night minimum stay for Ironman event.
Credit Cards accepted. 3.5% administrative fee applied to total rental. Save this fee with personal check. (MC VISA and Paypal)
Gene Phipps
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 Kailua-Kona
- Ask for our special email!
- Helicopter Tour
- Parasailing
- Coffee Farms
- Swim with the dolphins
Top things to do on a budget
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- exploring
- sightseeing
- beaches
- Hilton Waikaloa Boat & tram trou
Top things to do with a family
- Ask for our special email!
- jet ski
- glass bottom boat
- sightseeing
- Volcano National Park
Gene Phipps , owner


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If not for some extraordinary efforts by some ordinary folks, two women probably would not be alive today.
Last week Giovanna Demonte of Picayune was driving on Interstate 10 when the car ran off the road and crashed into a tree. Her disabled sister was in the car too. The impact of the crash had them trapped in a burning car.
Some 15 to 20 motorists came to the sisters aid. As the fire spread, those who stopped, used fire extinguishers trying to knock down the flames. Then, David Summer a concrete truck driver, realized he had more than a hundred gallons of water in his truck. That water kept the blaze in check while others used a crow bar to free the women.
The rescue was captured in these dramatic photos taken by Associated Press photographer Gerald Herbert. Herbert only started taking these pictures after he helped in the rescue.
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Three people are in custody and being questioned after an arson took place Monday morning at the abandoned Countryview Mobile Home Park.
The Northaven mobile home park has been abandoned since the 2011 historic floods and has been targeted routinely by arsonists.
When a deputy on patrol spotted three people leaving the mobile home park Monday, he suspected trouble. Moments later he noticed a trailer with heavy smoke and flames.
Shelby County Fire Department officials say arsonists are responsible for most of the 50 trailers which were damaged or destroyed at this mobile home park in the past year.
"It's taken a considerable amount of effort over the past year, plus to go down there and knock these fires down," said Brent W. Perkins with the county fire department.
The park is unhabitable, after the historic 2011 floods. When the trailer owners abandoned their homes, the responsibility fell on the park's owner, Perkins said.
"Monitoring closely, and carefully, it does appear," Perkins added. "He has made good efforts in trying to clean it up, just not there yet. Everybody's got limited assets at this point."
But the ongoing delays bring unwanted guests who spark problems.
"It could be somebody's interested in seeing what fire does," Perkins said. "It could be that somebody was in there squatting and trying to stay warm."
While the cause of this fire is unknown, Perkins said responding to it strikes a hotspot for his crew.
"9-1-1 is for emergency only," he said. "Don't go start your own emergency cause we need to be available for people when they really need us."
Arson is a Class C felony and a sentence starts at three years upon conviction.
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Beach Road is situated within the quaint community of Capistrano
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beach house sits directly upon the sand. Two bedrooms, one bathroom
and laundry facilities are located upstairs with one bathroom,
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downstairs. House is a side-by-side completely furnished duplex.
Each unit has a front and back balcony as well as a front and back
patio and a firepit on the beach. The beachside patio has a table
with umbrella and chairs. The balconies have chairs as well. Only the
driveway is shared which can hold up to 12 cars.
Enjoy unobstructed views of the ocean, breathtaking sunsets,
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Beautifully furnished including all kitchen supplies
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on Jul 17, 2007 at 9:21 am
Regarding all those choppers flying around this morning to report on the crashed big rig, it seems to me there ought to be some sort of "no hover" ordinance around residential areas in the wee hours. Sleep is a precious commodity.
on Jul 17, 2007 at 12:51 pm
There seems to have been an increase in the accidents on 101 at Palo Alto. Stop it!
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OMG- it is a FIRST!
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FGCU Men's Basketball Coaching Staff to Make Fashion Statement for Suits and Sneakers Awareness Weekend on Jan. 31
FORT MYERS, Fla. - Coaches vs. Cancer Suits and Sneakers awareness weekend, a collaborative initiative of the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) and the American Cancer Society, is slated for the weekend of Jan. 30 – Feb. 1, 2009. Participating NABC-member college men's basketball coaches, including Coach Dave Balza and his FGCU staff, will wear sneakers instead of dress shoes with their usual game attire during weekend games to demonstrate their support for the American Cancer Society and the fight against cancer. To show their support of their coach's effort in the fight against cancer, fans also are encouraged to wear sneakers to games.
By lacing up sneakers with their suits, participating coaches nationwide will spotlight the fact that while cancer remains a major health concern, everyone can take daily steps to reduce their risk of the disease. For those who do not smoke, weight control, regular exercise and a healthy diet are the best ways to improve health and reduce cancer risk. Obesity has been shown to increase the risk for many forms of cancer, including breast, prostate and colon cancers and may account for 20 percent of cancer deaths in women and 14 percent in men.
"The Coaches vs. Cancer program is a vital, year-round link between the American Cancer Society and the NABC that empowers basketball coaches, their teams and communities to join the fight against cancer," said Jim Satalin, director of the Coaches vs. Cancer program with the Society. "The program draws from the personal experiences, community leadership and the professional excellence of coaches nationwide to increase public awareness of the Society's mission to save lives and prevent cancer, and to raise funds to fight the disease on a variety of fronts."
"I got involved with this program because it's a simple act and an easy way for us to show our support for the fight against cancer," said Balza. "We hope that all of our fans and neighbors will rally together with us through Coaches vs. Cancer to make a meaningful difference for everyone facing the disease."
In addition to Coach Balza, other active participants who support the Society through the Coaches vs. Cancer program are some of nation's top coaches – five of whom have won NCAA championships (dates noted), including Mike Krzyzewski (Duke, 1991, '92, 2001); Jim Calhoun (Connecticut, '99, '04); Jim Boeheim (Syracuse, '03); Gary Williams (Maryland, '02); Roy Williams (North Carolina, '05); Tubby Smith (Minnesota, but won title at Kentucky, '98); Mike Brey (Notre Dame); Mark Few (Gonzaga); Phil Martelli (Saint Joseph's); Fran Dunphy (Temple) and Mark Gottfried (Alabama).
Thanks to the dedicated efforts of college and high school coaches across the country, Coaches vs. Cancer participants have raised nearly $45 million since 1993 to help the Society save lives by educating and empowering people to avoid cancer or find it early, helping people facing cancer make decisions and overcome obstacles in their personal fight investing in research that yields groundbreaking discoveries into cancer's causes and cures and helping pass laws that fight cancer and keep our communities healthy. Several events throughout the year will continue to highlight the productive work of Coaches vs. Cancer, including Fight Cancer In Style, an event for coaches' wives during the NCAA Final Four weekend; the annual Coaches vs. Cancer Golf Invitational, June 7-8 at the Raleigh (N.C.) Country Club; the annual 2K Sports College Hoops Classic Benefitting Coaches vs. Cancer in November; and hundreds of community events such as galas, breakfasts and other activities across the nation. Additional information is available at www.cancer.org/coaches.
The American Cancer Society is dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem by saving lives, diminishing suffering and preventing cancer through research, education, advocacy and service. Founded in 1913 and with national headquarters in Atlanta, the Society has 13 regional Divisions and local offices in 3,400 communities, involving millions of volunteers across the United States. For more information anytime, call toll free, 1-800-ACS-2345 or visit www.cancer.org.
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4:18pm Friday 20th June 2014 in News By William Tomaney, Reporter
COUNCILLORS have admitted they might not be able to stop Wyre Forest's boundaries being carved up "nonsensically" by an independent body.
There was anger from all sides of Wyre Forest District Council's chamber during its annual meeting on Wednesday last week at recommendations from the Independent Boundary Review Commission for England to slash the number of district wards from 17 to 11 - to accommodate a cut in councillors from 42 to 33 next year.
The review was sparked after the policy was given the go-ahead by councillors last year after being spearheaded by the ruling Conservatives, who have been accused of "inviting the commission in and not knowing how to stop it".
Councillors from all parties were angry the commission had put forward suggestions for controversial ward proposals such as bundling part of Stourport with Wribbenhall and Kidderminster Foreign in a Severn Valley ward and a Wyre Forest Rural "super ward" which would see Wolverley, Cookley, Blakedown and Chaddesley Corbett banded together.
As the body is independent, Wyre Forest councillors and residents can only make suggestions to the boundary commission but the final decision lies with them and the commission is must meet a ratio of one councillor per every 2,500 voters.
UK Independence Party (UKIP) councillor Michael Wrench said his group supported the reduction in councillor number but admitted the proposals were "way off the mark". "We should use the current Worcestershire County Council boundaries," he said. "The public needs to understand the changes."
An amendment by Labour to demand an answer from the commission as to why the recommendations were "so far off the mark" was turned down after the majority of councillors did not think it would help.
Independent councillor Helen Dyke said: "We can put forward what we think but whether they listen or not is up to them. It breaks up communities and roads, it is nonsensical."
Labour's Nigel Knowles said the problem went back to the Conservatives plans to save money by cutting the number of councillors rather than members allowances. "The Tories have let the commission in, now they don't know how to stop them," he added.
Conservative councillor John Campion, however, said: "We are going to have 33 councillors whether people like it or not." He added: "We cannot endorse the recommendations, we must note them and give our response to the report."
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emjaypee says...
Cut the allowances and the number of wards and let's be done with.
My only hope is that some of those that lose out are the ones that keep switching parties mid term. In WF you vote for one thing only to find it is something else later on.
9:54pm Mon 23 Jun 14
Stephen Brown says...
To quote Cllr Campion "Whether people like it or not" just about sums up their collective attitude.
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3.78/5 rDev -4.8%
On tap at the brewpub. Reviewed from notes.
Pours a moderate golden color with a nice white head. The nose brings some yeast, earthy characteristics, light citrus, spice, and pepper. The taste is light with some grain as well as a bit of earth and nice spicing. Mouthfeel is light and fairly crisp; quite nice. Drinks very well and is a nice American version of the style.
10-24-2010 23:02:52 | More by Thorpe429
4.22/5 rDev +6.3%
Had this on tap at the brewery. Hazy orange color with a 1" creamy off-white head. Sweet yeast wnd citrus notes. Sweet malt and citrus flavor with a really interesting yeast finish. Everything works so well together with this beer. Moderate carbonation and very smooth overall. This was my favorite beer at SGB.
12-31-2009 03:19:18 | More by billzee
3.98/5 rDev +0.3%
Pours a hazy golden light amber color with a pinky of tight foamy off-white head. OK retention leaves some spotty lacing but not much. Smells of yeasty bread, citrus, spices, and grass. Tastes of light grapefruit and lemon briefly up front followed by clove and peppercorn, bread, and yeast. Fruity notes of apricot and apple follow, then a nice dryness of grass to finish. Medium in body with good carbonation. Sweet and spicy with a nice dry bitter finish. Refreshing and balanced, a good summertime brew with some hop kick to it, a nice hold-over when the IPA is gone.
08-19-2008 02:21:33 | More by HopDerek
3.88/5 rDev -2.3%
A-Hazy golden yellow with a fluffy off-white head that receded to a thin ring that left virtually no lacing.
S-Spicy, Belgian yeast with a hop kick of earth and grass. Sweet malt comes thru afterwards.
T-Spicy Belgian yeast melds well with a peppery hop bit offset by a bit of citrus. A bit of fruitiness of apples, apricot and pears in the background.
M-Medium-light, slighty syrupy body with a decent sharpness from the spicy hops/yeast combo/
D-A worthy Belgian-inspired pale ale but not one of my favorites at SGB. While a good summer drinker there is something about this brew that would not make it a top choice for me.
08-14-2008 08:54:27 | More by Deuane
3.53/5 rDev -11.1%
Served on tap at the brewpub.
A: The ale has an orange hue to it, darkened by some amber brown. A finger or so of head quickly disappeared.
S: The aroma is dry and yeasty, like fresh Orval. Not much of the Golding hops that were advertised.
T: The flavor shows off more fo the hop profile, evidenced by a bitterness that follows the fruity Belgian flavors. This ale is not a Belgian IPA, preferring instead to follow the pale ale line. Dry yeast adds a fruity flavor to an otherwise uneventful ale. As the yeast fades away, some earthy herbal hops take its place.
M: The yeast wants to be funky, and it may well be after a few months. But fresh it can't make that happen. A decent ale but nothing to get riled up about.
D: The ale is fairly small but there are better offerings on the SGBC menu.
07-20-2008 00:33:28 | More by akorsak
4/5 rDev +0.8%
On tap at the brewpub.
Pours a hazy golden orange with a 1/2 finger of creamy off-white head. Nice layer of thin retention that laces very well. The aroma is citrus and a deep yeasty sweetness up front that is well balanced by a light grassy hop profile in the backend.
The taste is silky sweet malts and citrus with a twang of yeasty funk that keeps things interesting. Well balanced by a light, tingling hop profile in the finish that makes everything meld together with a dry and bitter feel on the tongue. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with an overall smooth feel and poppy carbonation.
An all around solid Belgian Pale Ale from the SGB with a lively taste and feel, this is perfect for summertime sipping.
07-14-2008 16:44:18 | More by Kegatron
4.38/5 rDev +10.3%
On tap at SGB on 6/28/08.
A - Hazy body reminiscent of apple cider with fluffy off-white head that fully receded and left virtually no lacing. Sparse amount of carbonation present.
S - Spicy, yeasty aroma with hints of pepper and clove. Hop profile is a blend of earthy and grassy notes as well as citrus fruit. There's also a bit of sweet caramel and toffee in the mix.
T - Definite Belgian yeast flavor with a spicy, peppery hop bite, some grass and a splash of citrus. There's also some dark fruit in the back reminiscent of dried apricots and black cherries.
M - Light syrupy texture with a mild effervescence that imparts a warm, tingly feeling on the palate. Not very bitter at first, but the bitterness grows at the liquid warms.
D - This Belgian-inspired pale ale is well-balanced and encorporates lots of subtle flavors, giving it a nice complex character that blends several beer styles into a single brew.
06-29-2008 03:31:01 | More by ffejherb
4/5 rDev +0.8%
On-tap at the brewpub. Appears a slightly cloudy yellow color with about a finger of white head. Smells of grass, citrus and yeast followed by a touch of hops. Tastes of both sweet and bitter citrus along with a pleasant bite from the hops. Medium in both body and carbonation. As for the drinkability, I liked it enough to bring a growler home with me.
06-22-2007 02:30:09 | More by ClockworkOrange
3.98/5 rDev +0.3%
Sampled on tap at the brewpub over the Memorial Day weekend. The beer poured a cloudy golden color with a medium thickness creamy and fluffy white head. The nose is citrusy and earthy. The taste has a nice belgian sweetness on the front end balanced well with a citrus and hop bitterness. Although this beer is well balanced and had a solid mouthfeel, there is also a pleasing bitterness that lasts a bit in the mouth. Very easy to drink.
06-02-2007 16:16:00 | More by ggaughan
3.9/5 rDev -1.8%
From the beer menu at the pub:
Hoppy monk - 6.3 per cent - using a special yeast strain of Belgian origin, we sought to enulate one of the few hoppy Belgian Trappist ales. This delicious orange hued ale has a complez flavor derived from the yeast and 'Isle of Que' vine dried hops.
A: hazy dull orange, minimal (but very silky smooth) bone-white head. Sparse lacing of the glass.
S: faint bannana ester with some grassy-earthen hops.
T: up front belgian sweetness is followed by a very wheaty middle. Twang of sweetness ends with a palate-drying bitterness, mixed with a dash of abv and a whiff of licorice.. Quite pronounced and long-lasting aftertaste.
M: slick, almost oily mouthfeel. Medium body. Low levels of carbonation.
D: nice combo of flavors with q great-tqsting and expansive finish.
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Maxine Hohnstein, 79, Scottsbluff
Maxine Hohnstein, 79, of Scottsbluff, died Thursday, October 4, 2012 at her home. Funeral services will be 2:00 p.m. Monday, October 8, 2012 at Dugan-Kramer Funeral Chapel in Scottsbluff with Pastor Michael Mead officiating. Interment will be in Fairview Cemetery in Scottsbluff. A memorial has been established to the Alzheimer's Association. Friends may call at Dugan-Kramer Funeral Chapel Sunday between 1-6:00 p.m.
Maxine was born September 23, 1932 In Newport, NE to Fay and Olive Pickingpough. She received her education at Newport and Basset, NE. She came to Scottsbluff in 1950 where she met and married Leo Hohnstein in 1951. Two daughters Patsy and Jackelyn were born to this union. Maxine worked for Midwec Corporation for 18 years retiring in 1980 for health reasons. She later owned and operated
West Overland Garden Center for twenty-one years.
Maxine loved fishing, camping, boating, traveling and craft work.
She is survived by her husband Leo, daughters Patsy Frakes, Scottsbluff, NE and Jackelyn Hohnstein of Oak Island, NC and Grandchildren Cory and Jamie Frakes.
She was preceded in death by her parents, five brothers and three sisters.
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A memorial service was held Wednesday, Sept. 25, 2013, at 11 a.m. at Old Peachtree Presbyterian Church in Duluth, Ga.
Fowler was preceded in death by a granddaughter, Sophia Guadalupe Avianeda.
She is survived by her daughters, Andrea Fowler Bates and her husband, Greg, and Helen Diane Fowler Mercer and her husband, Christopher; grandson, Hunter Bates; granddaughters, Savannah Avianeda, Isabella Mercer and Olivia Mercer; two sisters, Deborah Norton and Denise Kubat; and a brother, Steve Holland.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to a charity of one's choice in memory of Diane Holland Fowler.
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The one constant in the Lions' passing game is WR Calvin Johnson, who is going to get his targets and receptions on a weekly basis, and rightfully so. Thereafter, TE Brandon Pettigrew will also get plenty of opportunities, too; he's the second-most targeted player on the club behind Johnson. Both players are on pace to be targeted more than a season ago. Nate Burleson, the other starting wideout, provides a solid possession target for QB Matthew Stafford. In an interview with PFW this week, Johnson said Burleson was "savvy" and noted his run-after-the-catch ability. Through nine games, Burleson, the third-most targeted player on the club like a season ago, was on pace to be targeted just slightly less per game than he was a season ago, but he's had 16 passes thrown his way in the last two games. Asked about Burleson's production and whether it was down from a season ago, head coach Jim Schwartz told reporters this week that the Lions had to make "good decisions" on whom to emphasize in the offense, based on what the defense was doing. Said Schwartz: "That's the most important thing, to score points and, you know, move the football. And if we're doing those things, whether somebody has one catch or 10 catches really doesn't matter."


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(Princeton, NJ) Beginning April 2, Princeton University's Program in Theater and Dance presents a senior thesis production of both parts of Tony Kushner's celebrated theatrical epic, Angels in America, directed by Sara-Ashley Bischoff '09 and featuring Lovell Holder '09 in the role of Prior Walter and Jordan Kisner '09 as Harper Pitt. Millennium Approaches (Part One) and Perestroika (Part Two), the two halves of the famously massive play, will perform in rotating repertory at the Marie and Edward Matthews '53 Acting Studio at 185 Nassau Street to combine for a six-hour theatrical experience.
Kushner's Pulitzer Prize-winning work, written in part while he was teaching playwriting at Princeton, details the lives of Americans struggling to survive emotional and social upheaval in the waning days of 1980s New York. Focusing on the AIDS crisis, Kushner uses the health epidemic as a lens through which he explores both literal and figurative diseases which plague American culture – strict definitions of sexuality, race, religion, politics, and family which threaten to destroy the body politic. Angels in America centers on two couples desperately trying to preserve their relationships as the world collapses around them. A Mormon couple, Harper and Joe Pitt (Kisner and Christopher Ghaffari '12), must address their crumbling marriage when the agoraphobic Harper panics after Joe is offered a job in Washington by his mentor, the infamous Roy Cohn (Peter Ploszek '09). Meanwhile, a gay couple, Prior Walter (Holder) and Louis Ironson (Glenn Brown '09), copes with Prior's diagnosis with AIDS and Louis' subsequent impulses to abandon his lover in the face of the terrifying disease. Amidst the crushing realities these couples encounter in 1980s Manhattan, Kushner weaves their lives together through a series of magical encounters in which ghosts appear in bedrooms, Valium-induced delusions transport characters to Antarctica, and angels come crashing through ceilings.
When Angels in America opened in 1993, Newsweek proclaimed the work the "most ambitious American play of our time," and more than fifteen years later, thesis students Bischoff, Holder, and Kisner are ambitiously attempting to mount this massive work while full-time students. Director Bischoff, a Comparative Literature major, has spent six months with her production team and ensemble cast of eight actors – each one playing multiple roles in addition to a central character – in order to bring Kushner's simultaneously sprawling and devastatingly intimate world to the Princeton stage. Headed by Holder, an English major, and Kisner, a Religion major, the cast also includes senior Christopher Inniss (as the flamboyant and saintly nurse, Belize), junior Becca Foresman (as Joe's sensible Mormon mother, Hannah), and junior Heather May (as the Angel who delivers a message of things to come).
The performance schedule for Angels in America is as follows: Millennium Approaches (Part One): April 2 at 8:00 pm, April 4 at 2:00 pm, April 9 at 8:00 pm, and April 11 at 2:00 pm; Perestroika (Part Two): April 3, April 4, April 10, and April 11, all at 8:00 pm. The production contains adult themes, strong language, sexual scenes, and nudity; audience discretion is advised. Tickets are $8 for students and seniors and $10 general admission. For advance tickets call University Ticketing at 609.258.9220.
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THQ has today revealed a new gameplay trailer for their upcoming competitive RTS Company of Heroes 2, this time showcasing the multiplayer experience that players can expect. The new title will be introducing new maps, features, and game modes to the already well-known Company of Heroes online experience.
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers suffered through a nightmarish end to their 2011 season, losing their last 10 games to close out the year. The Bucs are hoping to turn things around in 2012 and made some significant moves in the offseason in an attempt to make that happen.
The team picked up free agent wide receiver Vincent Jackson and lineman Carl Nicks and are looking to field a much stronger team come fall. That team will get their first looks this week, as Tampa Bay kicks off their training camp on Thursday.
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It's worth remembering, even in light of the Steve Downie/Roman Josi incident, that thundering checks are an integral part of the NHL, capable of turning the tide of a game in the blink of an eye.
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Raheem Appleby scored 21 points as Louisiana Tech defeated Texas State 84-69 Saturday night in the Thomas Assembly Center in front of a crowd of 4,435 for the team's 13th straight victory. Texas State jumped out of the gate early, leading by as much as eight with 11 minutes to go in the first half. The Bulldogs turned around and went on a 15-2 run to end the half, where they led by 7, 36-29. The Bulldogs would continue their scoring in the second half where they would lead by as much as 19.LA Tech had three players score in double digits to go along with Appleby's 21 points. Alex Hamilton scored 15 points, while Isaiah Massey added 10 points. Chris Anderson had a night to remember as he scored eight points, grabbed 13 rebounds, blocked three shots and had 3 steals. Texas State had four players score in double digits, led by Joel Wright who scored 13. Reid Koenen, Wesley Davis and Basil Brown added 13, 12 and 12 points respectively for the Bobcats. Louisiana Tech's next action comes on the road Thursday February 14th as the Bulldogs travel to Seattle to faceoff with the Redhawks in a 9 p.m. tipoff.
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Authorities say a man was shot and killed Thursday evening in the West End.
It happened around 10 p.m. near the Gateway Plaza building, located at 416 West 9th Street just west of City Hall.
Responding officers located the gunshot victim in the rear of the address. The victim was transported to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, where he succumbed to his injuries. The victim has been identified as Tazmon Frazier, 20.
The suspect / shooter was described by witnesses as a black male (early 20s), slim build, standing approximately 5'08" tall. He was wearing a doo-rag, red shirt and dark colored pants armed with a handgun. The suspect fled the scene on foot and was last seen toward Court Street. Two additional suspects were with the shooter. The additional suspects were described only as heavy set black males.
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LAFOUNTAIN — A daughter, Lacey Ann, born Nov. 5, 2012, to Melissa and Matthew LaFountain.
CROWLING — A daughter, Rosalie, born Nov. 5, 2012, to Amber Parks.
ROCK — A son, Eli Daniel, born Nov. 5, 2012, to Courtney and Gregory Rock.
STUDLEY — A son, Kai William, born Nov. 6, 2012, to Tara and William Studley.
LAWRENCE-LECLAIR — A son, RayQwan Jaedyn, born Nov. 6, 2012, to Joan Leclair.
FARLEY — A son, Cayden Wyatt, born Nov. 7, 2012, to Kristen and John Farley.
RALPH — A daughter, Laylah Sophia, born Nov. 7, 2012, to Tracy and Jesse Ralph.
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(Over) Night at the Museum
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Have you ever wondered what happens in the Museum at night after the lights dim and the doors close? Here's your chance to experience it for yourself!
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Have you ever wanted to experience the museum at night after the lights dim and the doors close?
The museum's (Over)Night at the Museum events have been a popular attraction for families and scout groups since they began in 2008. While using flashlights as their guides, (Over)Night guests help the museum's security guards complete science activities to gather clues and solve a museum mystery.
Once the mystery is solved, guests can enjoy a dance party, crafts or a movie before they fall asleep in the museum exhibits!
Guests are encouraged to bring inflatable mattresses and other necessities for a comfortable night's stay.