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Apache Cottage Overlooking Lake Michigan in Silver Lake
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
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- community Cobmoosa Shores
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/ night
$ 1,100 - $ 1,500 / week
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Apache Cottage is a beautiful newer cottage perched on dune overlooking Lake Michigan. It's in a private beach association. along the Lake Michigan shore - a quiet, seculded area just right for a family vacation or romantic getaway. Off season rates available.
Please note: the overnite guest limit is 7. Pets are allowed (extra charge).
The cottage is fully equiped with everything you need. Private association beach and beautiful Lake Michigan views/sunsets all year.
2014 Availability - Updated 8/1/2014: August 23-30 ($1,200) and August 30-September 6 ($1,200). 3 nights negotiable.
Apache has two bedrooms. Upper bedroom with cozy Queen bed has fabulous Lake Michigan view! Downstairs bedroom has twin beds. Futon and cot available in great room. Far from city so great. Clear skys let you see the Milky way at night, far from city lights.
Area looks like a "Swiss Chalet" village in winter. Quiet and secluded.
Large deck in front overlooks Lake Michigan - perfect for entertaining and barbeque.
Firepit, barbeque grill on premises.
Silver Lake dunes 7 miles away (summer/fall hiking and dune buggies).
Oceana county has some of the best fall colors in Michigan.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
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Last modified on 03-18-2014 at 11:05 AM.
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Bruce D Vanderveen 352-428-2629
house rental amenities
Range, refrigerator, microwave, coffee pot, cookware, plates and utensils included. Bring your own linens or we supply.
activities and attractions in Silver Lake Michigan
The world famous Silver Lake dunes are only 7 miles away. Private 1/2 mile association beach is minutes walk from cottage.
The small, undiscovered town of Stony Lake, nestled under a dune by Lake Michigan is 1 milr away and offers a great restaurant (Stony Lake Inn), quiet cafe, park and beach and fishing on Stony Lake. Also, great ice cream cones!
Golfing at Benona Shores Golf Course is available a couple miles away.
Horseback riding, charter fishing for salmon and dune buggy
rides in area. Arts shows at Pentwater and other nearby towns.
Plenty of locally grown fruit and vegetables available in area.
vacation rental rates
Weekly only, Saturday to Saturday, August - $1,350
June 28 - July 5 is $1,450
Bruce D Vanderveen 352-428-2629
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Top things to do in Silver Lake
- Sunbathe or swim in Lake Michigan
- Hike or ride dune buggies.
- Sightsee
- Relax
- Antiques
Top things to do on a budget
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The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is committed to enhancing the natural resources stewardship ethic of all Maryland citizens. That is why we offer a variety of services for K-12 students, teachers, and other Maryland residents:
- Our professional development opportunities for teachers provide them with cutting-edge scientific information and teacher-tested lesson plans.
- Many of the educator materials and services are free or low-cost.
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Project WILD
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Project WILD is an engaging and interdisciplinary program that emphasizes awareness, appreciation and understanding of wildlife and natural resources. The program is designed for educators of all types who work with children from kindergarten through 12th grade.
Project WILD activities can be used to teach basic skills in science, social studies, language arts, math, art, music and physical education. The activities are designed to be hands-on and are focused on teaching students how to think and not what to think. Upon completion of the workshop, participants will receive the two Project WILD curriculum books including the recently updated Aquatic WILD guide that contains field investigations and STEM.
Educators who attend this workshop along with two of the following workshops may be eligible for 1 MSDE credit. Additional workshops include: Project WET, Project Learning Tree, Healthy Water Healthy People and/or Wonders of Wetlands.
Fee: $15. Please bring a bagged lunch.
Audience: Educators, daycare providers, community leaders, etc who work with K-12 students
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Growing Up WILD
MD Dept. of Natural Resources, C-1 Conference Room, 580 Taylor Ave; Annapolis, MD 21401
Growing Up WILD is an interdisciplinary early childhood education program that builds on children's sense of wonder about nature, inviting them to explore wildlife and the world around them. Growing Up WILD has been aligned with Common Core (K-2), Head Start domains, and Maryland Environmental Literacy standards.
Throughout the workshop, participants will go through various activities in the Growing Up WILD guide and will learn about ways to connect young children to nature. Upon completion of the workshop, participants will receive the Growing Up WILD curriculum book.
Fee: FREE!
Audience: Educators, daycare providers, community leaders, etc who work with children aged 3-7
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Flying WILD
MD Dept. of Natural Resources, C-1 Conference Room
Through activities involving language arts, social science and math experiences, coupled with community outreach and service learning applications, Flying WILD offers a whole-school approach to environmental education using birds as the focus.
Targeted for upper elementary and middle-school audiences, though widely adaptable, Flying WILD offers practical hands-on classroom and outdoor field investigation experiences connecting real-world experiences in bird biology, conservation and natural history. Project-based classroom applications, service learning and community involvement are encouraged through sections of the guide dedicated to the planning and implementation of birding festivals. More info here: http://www.flyingwild.org/
Fee: FREE!
Audience: Educators, daycare providers, community leaders, etc who work with upper elementary and middle school aged children
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It wasn't easy, and it wasn't pretty, but the Iowa State Cyclones got the job done defeating Iowa 9-6 to maintain control of the Cy-Hawk trophy.
This one wasn't decided until the final minutes. Cyclone linebacker Jake Knott tipped and picked off a James Vandenberg pass to seal it with Iowa driving late.
ISU's Steele Jantz threw for 241 yards and the games only touchdown which came on Iowa State's first drive of the game. The Hawkeye responded on their first chance as well, driving deep into Iowa State territory. Iowa would have to settle for a Mike Meyer field goal as they trailed by 3 at the end of the first. Iowa State responded with 3 points from Edwin Arceo to hold a 6 point lead at the half.
The Cyclones and Hawkeyes both missed out on big opportunities. Iowa receiver Keenan Davis appeared to score a go-ahead touchdown in the third quarter, but a booth review would show that he stepped out at the 3 yard line. Iowa State's defense held as Iowa only managed a field goal to pull within 3.
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Radford University's Department of Theatre and Cinema recently presented several performances of Spinning Into Butter in the Pridemore Playhouse. In line with the Scholar-Citizen initiative, events were held following the October 5th and 11th performances to get the audience talking about issues addressed in the play.
The first event, an audience talk-back moderated by Associate Professor Jennifer Juul, was held after the opening night performance.
"We often have talk-backs following a show which are based on the production aspects and the process of realizing the show onstage," Juul said. "However, we thought that the subject matter of this particular play, as well as its setting on a college campus, would warrant more communication about the issues it raises. Also, we were asked to do it as part of the 'Creative Arts' theme week on campus."
The audience members who stayed after the show were very receptive to the dialogue and participated by voicing their opinions on the matters. This is exactly what Professor Juul had hoped for going into the talk-back.
"I hoped that people would be willing to put themselves out there a little beyond their comfort zone. In a group like that, I imagine many folks are afraid of embarrassing themselves or offending someone. But if we don't take risks and communicate now and then, it's our loss," Juul said.
Brooke Chang, RU's Director of Diversity and Equity, moderated the second event held right after the performance on October 11th. This was a discussion featuring a panel of student leaders. The panel helped open the audience up by sharing their views and personal stories dealing with racism or prejudice. Emily Redd, SGA President, was one of the students on the panel and shared her struggles with being stereotyped because of her accent and her Southwest Virginia origins. Former student body president Lee Hicks talked about the challenges he faces as a biracial man here on campus.
Juul views the opportunities for students and faculty to speak out on important matters such as this very valuable. She added, "Any time we have a chance to open up, talk to each other and share, we find we have more in common with others than we think. It helps us to find common ground, understanding, and compassion toward one another."


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"To be honest, and not to dumb it down, I think our focus is the first shift of the game. I don't think it goes any further than that. We've got Game 1 staring us in the face, we obviously want to win that game, but our thoughts are not going to go past the first shift. As you look at a series, there's always, I call them, defining moments, and we have to make sure we're making the right decisions at those defining moment areas. We have been, through the playoffs so far. "This series will take shape and personality, and we'll have to adjust. Our guys will have to be positive and not get frustrated with it. At the end of the day, we'll be the team we are and play the style we have to play."Hershey head coach Mark French shares a little of his coaching philosophy on the eve of his first Calder Cup Final game as bench boss.
"It was a tough series for us to play," Bears head coach Mark French said. "We played against a team that was very committed defensively and didn't really care what they generated offensively. Some of our key players -- and our team in general -- had trouble accepting how you have to play against these guys to be successful."Hershey Bears head coach Mark French Questions for discussion - what did Coach French advise his team to do and how did he get "our key players - and our team in general" to buy in? Did the team buy in, or did they just get lucky?
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It may be the last Susan G. Komen 3-day walk in Chicago and six other cities but make no mistake, participants plan to keep the tradition alive.
"People are going to be using social media to kind of connect and hook up and see where we're going to hook up again," said Maureen Quaid.
Quaid is a six year breast cancer survivor and Soldier Field was filled with thousands of similar stories crossing the finish line for the last time.
"You see each other every year and you connect and you know what's going on in everybody's lives and then for a year we kind of do our own thing," said Quaid.
This year Komen struck a chord and some controversy when it pulled its grants to Planned Parenthood for breast cancer services. By the time it reversed the decision, it was too late - support hit an all-time low forcing the foundation to cancel its marquee 3-day walks in cities across the country.
"The controversy did create challenges but it was only one of many factors but if there's one word to describe our 3-day participants it is determined. They came out here and they're not going to allow a controversy to effect or overshadow a generation of positive progress," said Dr. Sheri Phillips, spokesperson for Susan G. Komen's 3-Day Walk.
Progress that will fuel pockets of loyal Komen 3-day walk participants will continue walking, with or without Komen's support.
"We're deeply saddened knowing that this is the last walk, we're going to walk more, in San Diego, we're going to keep walking," said Terrell Taylor, a husband of a breast cancer survivor.
Though Komen urges its participants here to join the foundation's other activities in the city and abroad.
"The Chicagoland affiliate puts on two Race for the Cures, one on Mother's Day in May and the next one in Lombard in September which will actually be held this September 22nd in Lombard so we encourage our 3-day participants to reach out to the local affiliate and to consider traveling to any one of our seven markets that we'll be in in 2014," said Phillips.
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With Chelsea 3-0 up against Everton and cruising to an impressive home win, the last thing they'll have wanted is an injury to one of their best players. Unfortunately for the Blues, it looks as though they've got one - seconds after tapping in a Juan Mata cross from close range Brazilian midfielder Ramires went down in a heap with what looks like a knee problem.
John Terry went over and the England captain's vast medical knowledge allowed him to quickly diagnose the situation and declare that his stricken comrade needed to be substituted. Ramires, in considerable pain, does indeed need to depart and has to be helped off the pitch by Chelsea's medical team. He's replaced by Florent Malouda, but if that injury is serious - and it looks like it might be - the Blues' midfield depth suddenly looks far more suspect, as he's probably been their best central player so far this season.


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You can use the carts in Keldagrim to travel to and from the Dwarven Mine.
If you have an Agility level of 42, you can take advantage of the shortcut between the two main chambers of the Dwarven Mine.
Players with level 15 or 45 Dungeoneering will be able to find mysterious entrances in the Dwarven Mines.
Thank Guthix for dwarves! If it wasn't for their mining skills, so many precious ores and rocks would still be locked away in the ground, away from the reach of humans and other races.
Long ago, dwarven prospectors found a huge reserve of minerals in the rocks between Falador and the Ice Mountain. The dwarves' persistence and the hard work of generations since have created the Dwarven Mines that can be seen today, which the dwarves are fiercely proud of. An incredible achievement.
The Dwarven Mine is situated deep under the ground between Falador and Ice Mountain. There are several entrances to the Dwarven Mine. The mine can be accessed from the north by climbing down the ladder in the southern foothills of Ice Mountain. There are two entrances in Falador: one south of the bank and one east of the Party Room. The final entrance can only be used by those with access to the Mining Guild. Entrance to the guild requires a Mining level of 60.
There are a number of dwarf miners and scorpions to battle against, should you decide to try your luck in battle. But instead of fighting, why not improve your Mining and Crafting skills on the minerals surrounding you? The Dwarven Mines are full of tin, clay, iron, coal, gold, mithril and adamantite. Players can also practice their Smithing skills on ores that they smelt.
There is enormous scope to trade with the dwarves that reside in the Dwarven Mine. They can provide you with essential tools and powerful weapons. Those that spend a lot of time building their Mining skill up to level 60 can access the Mining Guild – a scorpion-free mining area with a massive bounty of coal and mithril to discover!
A series of caverns has recently been discovered towards the northern end of the mine. There is a rope down to it near to the mine cart tracks. Running ice water from the melting peaks of Ice Mountain has opened up these caverns, which have been closed off for so long that a strange species of living rocks has evolved down there.
The caverns offer excellent opportunities for experienced miners (and fishers). Be warned, however, that the living rocks are tough, aggressive and not fond of visitors from above.
Drogo is one of the most respected dwarves around Gielinor. He spends his time running the Mining Emporium, and earns a lot of money trading in ores and metal bars. Though he puts an incredible amount of hard work into his daily activities, he's no pushover.
Drogo can be found in the north of the mine, in the cave to the east of the Ice Mountain entrance.
Would you believe there's a hierarchy in the Dwarven Mines? Corruption runs through the rocks as much as precious minerals do. The self-styled Godfather of the dwarf gangsters is Hammerspike Stoutbeard, a ruthless, mannerless brute with an incredibly short temper.
Hammerspike can be found in the far west of the mine.
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FDA says Lilly drug doesn't help ovarian cancer
Eli Lilly & Co.''s cancer drug Gemzar used in combination with a chemotherapy agent did not appear to adequately improve survival and increased toxicity for patients with advanced ovarian cancer, U.S. regulatory staff said. Reuters reports that the Food and Drug Administration staff report was released ahead of a FDA advisory meeting of outside experts to discuss whether to approve wider use of the drug. The injectable drug is already approved to treat lung, pancreatic and breast cancers. Lilly is now seeking U.S. approval to market Gemzar to treat ovarian cancer when used with the chemotherapy drug carboplatin. In their report, agency staff said the drug combination extended time without disease progression for 2.8 months but it was not clear if the extra time was worthwhile. FDA officials will make the final decision, but usually follow the advice of the agency''s advisory panels. The drug was approved for ovarian cancer in several European countries in 2004.


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The grades, which range from A to F, are based on banker's success in controlling inflation, fostering economic growth, and managing interest rates.
Other factors include the banker's ability to stand up to political pressure and influence government in a positive way.
In what's been an incredibly difficult economic environment, here are the central bankers who have had a steady hand on the wheel.


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Story time
Preschool Story Time, 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Lake Wylie Public Library. For 3- to 5-year-olds and their caregivers. No registration required. www.yclibrary.org
Fancy tea time
Fancy Nancy Valentine Tea Party, 4-5 p.m. Feb. 13, Lake Wylie Public Library. Children ages 5 to 7 are invited to celebrate Valentine's Day with favorite book character, Fancy Nancy, in tea party finery and make Valentines and enjoy tea-time refreshments. Dolls are welcome to attend. Registration required. 803-831-7774
Garden walk
Horticultural Highlight Walk, 1 p.m. Feb. 15, Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden, 6500 S. New Hope Road, Belmont. Join staff on a custom tour of the garden. Free with garden admission. 704-829-1252; www.DSBG.org
Guided tours
By Way of the Back Door: The Enslaved at Brattonsville, 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturdays in February, Historic Brattonsville, 1444 Brattonsville Road, McConnells. Guided tours focus on three generations of slavery from 1780-1865, along with ongoing activities throughout the day. Tours will include stops at Colonel Bratton's house, the slave cabins, the Brick Kitchen and the Homestead. Interpreters will tell the story about Watt and lead visitors to the slave cemetery to his marble tombstone, a rare tribute for a slave, erected by the Brattons in honor of his patriotic services in the Battle of Huck's Defeat. Admission: adults, $6; seniors, $5; youth ages 4-17, $3. 803-684-2327; www.chmuseums.org
Heart Gala
The second annual Celebrate with Heart Gala, 6 p.m. Feb. 15, City Club of Rock Hill, East Main Street, Rock Hill. The event features a shrimp and grits bar, a wine tasting with complimentary food pairings, an open martini bar also serving beer, mixed drinks and wine and music and dancing with DJ Travis Dupree in the main ballroom and the Marc Hoffman Quartet in the lounge Tickets: $50 per person. 803-524-5671; TheHeart2HeartFoundation.org
Learn Spanish
Conversational Spanish For English Speakers, 6 p.m. Mondays, Steele Creek Public Library, 13620 Steele Creek Road. Forget high school Spanish class. No verbs will be conjugated here. This class will help you learn everyday Spanish. To register: 704-416-6800; www.cmlibrary.org/programs
Flights' exhibit
Tony DiGiorgio's "Travels and Flights of Fancy" exhibit, through Feb. 16, Dalton Gallery at the Center for the Arts, 121 E. Main St., Rock Hill. DiGiorgio's artistic approach creates striking imagery that provides viewers with an introduction to the possibilities of photography in the digital age. Showing concurrently to DiGiorgio's work in the Dalton Gallery are works by Dana Shelby in the Perimeter Gallery, and Matt Horick and Caleb Sauls in the Edmund Lewandowski Classroom Gallery. 803-328-2787; yorkcountyarts.org
On display
"Silhouettes" by Tim Matthews exhibit, through Feb. 27, City Hall Rotunda Gallery, 121 Johnston Ave., Rock Hill. An exhibit focused on the thoughtful play of color, texture, contrast, light and shadow. Matthews paints primarily in acrylics, but also works in watercolor, pen and ink, pencil and colored pencil, with subjects that range from seascapes to still life and portraiture. The works featured in Silhouettes are an exercise in stretching the artist's imagination. Not all are representational works; many are abstractions, sketches created with paint. 803-328-2878; artoftimmatthews.com; yorkcountyarts.org
First cultures
"The First Carolinians: The Life & Times of the First Cultures in the Palmetto State," through March 1, Fort Mill History Museum, 310 N. White St., Fort Mill. 803-802-3646, fortmillhistorymuseum.org
Art and Orchids
Arts and Orchids exhibit, through March 23, Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden, 6500 S. New Hope Road, Belmont. The garden has paired thousands of its orchids with the works by North Carolina artist Rick Lazes. "The World is Bending" is made up of large shapes made of wood or metal, that Lazes says make a social statement about the changes and challenges that people around the world are encountering during the early part of the 21st century. "Liquid Art" showcases colorful acrylic sculptures melted into obscure shapes. These pieces are painted with incredible detail. The pieces will be available for purchase. Orchid arrangements will complement the art. The garden will offer classes on how to grow and care for orchids at home from 1-3 p.m. March 1. Workshop costs $20 for members and $25 for nonmembers, plus a $25 materials fee. Photographing Orchids will be held 9:30 a.m.-noon Feb. 16 with instructor Dave Kelly. The exhibits are free with garden admission: $12 adults, $11 seniors 60 and older, and $6 children 4-12. Hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily. 704-825-4490; www.DSBG.org
Photo exhibition
"Bearing Witness: The New York Photo League and Sonia Handelman Meyer," through June 29, Mint Museum Randolph, 2730 Randolph Road, Charlotte. Made up of about 100 photographs from photo league members.
Teen treat
Choco-fest for Teens, 5-6:30 p.m. Feb. 18, Lake Wylie Public Library. Sixth- through 12th-graders can test their knowledge of chocolate trivia and make sweet treats. Registration required. 803-831-7774
Fettucini fun
Family Night XV with "The Fettucini Brothers," 7 p.m. Feb. 20, Clover School District Auditorium, 1625 S.C. 55 E., Clover. The Fettucini Brothers, Alfredo and Aldente, are celebrating 25 years of traveling the globe, spreading mirth, merriment and the joy of juggling. Bouncing balls, cascading clubs, dancing diabolos, spinning plates and clanging cups are all combined and choreographed into an action-filled evening. Audience participation pairs with all Fettucini dishes. Individual tickets: $5; or $10 for family of three or more. 803-222-8018; clover.k12.sc.us/csda, www.fettucinibrothers.com/Fettucini_Brothers/Home.html
Pro Musica
Carolina Pro Musica presents The French Court of Catherine de Medici, 8 p.m. Feb. 25, St. Martin's Episcopal Church, 1510 E. Seventh St., Charlotte. Catherine, who married Henri II King of France, was inclined to express her creativity through festivals. She was known to enjoy dancing and showcased dance-dramas, an early form of ballet. Vocal music, often part of these productions, consisted of one or two voices accompanied chanson or multi-voiced arrangements. Tickets: $7.50-15. carolinapromusica.org
Close photos
Digital SLR IV – Macro and Close-up Photography, 9:30 a.m.-noon Feb. 22, Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden, 6500 S. New Hope Road, Belmont. One of our most advanced offerings, macro and close-up photography presents the photographer with some unique challenges. Requires a digital SLR camera. Cost: $40 for garden members, $46 for nonmembers. 704-829-1252; www.DSBG.org
Garden symposium
Ninth annual Joy of Gardening Symposium, March 1, Baxter Hood Center, York Technical College, Rock Hill. Seven experts – Joe Lamp'l, Barry Glick, Cory Tanner, Stephanie Turner, Keven Shanks, Paul Thompson and Rolf Mischker – will talk about topics including "Five Biggest Mistakes in Our Gardens and How to Fix Them" and "Organic Pest Management." Nearly 20 vendors will offer plants, gardening books, pottery, jewelry and other items during the event. Registration opens at 8 a.m. Cost: $50 fee includes lunch and drawings for door prizes. Registration deadline: Feb. 21. 704-443-1366; symposium.yorkmg.org
Women's conference
"Change Begins with Me" conference in support of Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. March 8, The Well-Agape International Ministries, 135 S. Oakland Ave., Rock Hill. The Catawba Care event is free and participants will be provided with free breakfast, lunch, tote bags, T-shirts and gas cards. The conference will provide women with an opportunity to increase their awareness of women's issues including HIV/AIDS and provide networking opportunity. Advance registration: www.catawabacare.org. Day-of registration available. 803-909-6363


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|Vibrant, Modern, Straightforward and open-minded are just a few qualities Hotel Vista does not only share with the freedom-living city of Pattaya, but also offers its guest. From its marble walls, granite and parquet floors, floor-to- ceiling glass windows on its ground floor and a unique saltwater swimming pool, Hotel Vista is a fresh addition to the lively beaches and world- famous nightlife Pattaya is known for.
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A wonderful expression of freedom and style, each of Hotel Vistas deluxe guest rooms provide the best in modern comforts and high technology. There are 70 deluxe double rooms, 49 deluxe twin rooms and 2 deluxe handicap rooms. Amenities include individually controlled air-conditioning, independent telephone line, 32" LCD with satellite TV, WIFI Internet access, daily compliment of bottled water, coffee and tea, electronic kettle, safe deposit box, hairdryer, bathrobes and slippers and 24 hours room service.
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A night out with friends or a holiday with the family, Hotel Vistas 14 premium suites are the perfect accommodation for that fun Pattaya getaway. This is truly the place to relax and unwind in style.
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Located on the ground floor of Hotel Vista, the shop offers refreshments, cocktail and snacks on a la carte menu.
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The interaction of the lobby, the breakfast room, the Patio Bar and Restaurant is one harmonic unit, with only glass wall in between. The exclusive choice of contrast between solid black and vibrant yellow furniture against pale marble floors adds to Hotel Vista's ultra modern and classy living.
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Hotel Vista's Patio Bar and Restaurants is an enjoyable addition to the lobby. overlooking the saltwater swimming pool, it is the perfect spot to unwind after a day's shopping, a lively day at the beach, or relaxing after dinner.
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The idea of space contributes to Hotel Vista's atmosphere of a relaxed get-away resort. The use of white linens, pale carpets, glass terrace walls outside each room glass-in bath with a 1.48 m x 0.97m tub in our standard room s all make the clients feel as free and comfortable as possible.
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With its central location in Soi 4, North Pattaya and close proximity (100-meter) to the beach and major shopping and entertainment venues, Hotel Vista is the best place to experience Pattaya at its fullest! Furthermore, the hotel offers privileged access to Pattaya Beach Soi 4! Exclusive to Hotel Vista guests, special seats by a beautiful beach are reserved daily and are offered free-of-charge perfect for a day of sun and sand.


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Lane Clark, the 14-year-old son of Jasper Fire Chief David Clark and his wife Sherry, is battling T-cell leukemia after being diagnosed with the disease just two weeks ago.
Clark, who's in the eighth grade at Maddox Middle School, is currently hospitalized at Children's of Alabama in Birmingham and is undergoing chemotherapy treatments.
Capping off Saturday is an event tabbed 'Lane's Frigh-10-Ing Zumbathon' that begins at 6 p.m. at Scott Crump Toyota-Scion in Jasper.
The event is scheduled to include several Zumba instructors from gyms across the city. There will also be a DJ working at the event.
There's no cost to participate in the Zumbathon. Instead, organizers are asking for donations that will go to Clark to help pay for medical expenses.
Anyone participating is urged to wear their best Halloween costume. The first 100 people to participate will receive a small gift.
There's also going to be a contest for the best decorated pumpkin. Anyone wanting to participate in that should bring their own pumpkin already decorated, and donations can be made as a way to vote for the best-looking pumpkin.
"Sherry Clark was a big part of my life when I was younger, and I remember the positive influence she had with me and all the kids she works with. There's so much that she and David give back to the community, and this is our way to give back to them," said Jennifer Key, one of the event's organizers. "We just wanted to be able to do this for them."
Sponsors of the event include Scott Crump Toyota-Scion, Johnny Brusco's, Gigi's Dance Unlimited, Hometown Auto Sales, Target Fitness in Curry and the Walker County EMA.
There will also be tables set up selling items including T-shirts, decals and bracelets, with all proceeds going to Clark. T-shirts will be pre-ordered.
If you need more information on the event, or to make a monetary donation, call Jennifer Key at (205) 544-5766 or Regina Myers at (205) 471-8043.
CrossFit 205 gym in Jasper is hosting a "WOD for Lane" benefit Saturday morning in order to raise money for Clark.
A WOD is a "workout of the day," and is an acronym Cross-Fitters use to refer to the exer- cise schedule for the day. The "WOD for Lane" will start at 9 a.m. Saturday at Memorial Park.
The entry fee is $25 for early registration through today and $30 after that and includes a T-shirt.
For more information or to register, stop by CrossFit 205 across from Son's in Jasper, the Memorial Park Natatorium or call Sally Greene at 205-300-3011.
Also on Saturday, the Iron Coffins motorcycle club in Jasper will host a benefit ride for Clark.
Registration will begin at 9 a.m., and the ride will start at 11 a.m. at Hollywood Knights. The cost is a $20 donation per motorcycle.
For more information on the benefit ride, you can call or text Dana at (205) 544-8532.


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First Question: If a tree falls in the forest and there is no one around to hear it, does it still make a sound?
Second Question: If the American actor and Academy Award-nominated star of the film Hotel Rwanda, Don Cheadle, is "invited to join five members of Congress on their fact-finding mission to see the Sudanese refugees and the way they are forced to live," decides to accept the invitation and, while there, also performs a gig for ABC-TV's Nightline, does Nightline's audience get to hear that there has been "so much killing in central Africa over these last 30 years or so that the numbers all but paralyze the brain," with "close to 2 million people" having been driven from their homes in western Sudan alone over the past couple of years, and the "estimates of those killed [ranging] from 70,000 to several hundred thousand"?
Earlier this month, the Reuters Foundation's important humanitarian webservice known as AlertNet publicized the results of an informal poll it had conducted among a group it describes as "humanitarian professionals, media personalities, academics and activists." The basic question that AlertNet asked was (I'm paraphrasing), Of the world's most serious humanitarian emergencies, to which do you believe the media ought to pay the most attention over the course of the coming year? AlertNet then compiled the answers according to topic or place (e.g., Northern Uganda, Eritrea, West Papua, chronic hunger, malaria, HIV/AIDS, and the like—there are literally dozens), and produced a list that reflects what its 103 respondents told it, ranked according to the most frequently mentioned emergencies. AlertNet calls this list the "Top Ten 'Forgotten' Emergencies."
In descending order, from the most frequently mentioned emergency to the tenth-most frequently mentioned, the AlertNet list reads as follows:
1. The Democratic Republic of the Congo
2. Uganda
3. The Sudan (i.e., both the south and the west)
5. "West Africa" (e.g., Liberia, the Ivory Coast, Sierra Leone)
6. Colombia
7. Chechnya
8. Haiti
9. Nepal
10. "Infectious diseases" (e.g., malaria and tuberculosis)
For those of you who'd like to explore this AlertNet undertaking, I've assembled here links to several of the webpages that AlertNet devotes to it. (Sorry I can't tell you how long the links will remain operational. Hopefully, they are permanent.)
"Factsheet: AlertNet top 10 'forgotten' emergencies," AlertNet, March 9, 2005
"Graphic: AlertNet top 10 'forgotten' emergencies," AlertNet, March 9, 2005
"Who Said What: AlertNet 'forgotten' emergencies poll," AlertNet, March 9, 2005
"World's 'forgotten' crises cry out for attention," Ruth Gidley, Reuters, March 9, 2005
"Media short-sightedness is truly staggering," Gareth Evans, AlertNet, March 9, 2005
"Congo war tops AlertNet poll of 'forgotten' crises," Ruth Gidley, AlertNet, March 10, 2005
"Tsunami coverage dwarfs 'forgotten' crises-research," Mark Jones, AlertNet, March 10, 2005
In the meantime, a few not unrelated thoughts.
"All emergencies are not created equal," Reuters' Ruth Gidley noted in a report that accompanied the release of the poll.
Gidley continued (March 9):
A tsunami of mythical proportions roars out of the Indian Ocean, kills up to 300,000 and prompts the public to empty their pockets like never before as media coverage goes into overdrive.
In contrast, war in Democratic Republic of Congo kills nearly 4 million and leaves thousands traumatised by rape and machete massacres, yet hardly registers in the global media.
Why do some humanitarian crises make the front pages while others wait in vain for their turn in the spotlight?
This last question (rephrase it however you prefer) has intrigued me for quite a few years. Based on the so-called "Top-Ten" ranking that AlertNet compiled—and please note that the list is intended to be forward-looking, relevant as a guide for media coverage over the next 12 months, not the past—AlterNet also sponsored some detailed research into "more than 200 English-language newspapers from around the world held in the database Factiva." The researchers' goal was to use the items on the "Top Ten" list to check how much coverage each of these emergencies has received in this (frankly quite massive) sample looking backwards over the 12-month period from March, 2004, through February, 2005. An eleventh emergency, the December 26 tsunami generated by an earthquake on the floor of the Indian Ocean, also was included in the sample. (For a detailed report on this research, see "Tsunami coverage dwarfs 'forgotten' crises—research," Mark Jones, AlertNet, March 10, 2005.—Please note that the more technical matters behind the research I am going to skip.)
Two charts are especially worth taking a closer look at here:
Chart One: English-Language News Mentions of Top Ten "Forgotten" Emergencies and the Indian Ocean Tsunami
Chart Two: English-Language News Mentions of Top Ten "Forgotten" Emergencies, March 2004-February 2005
What Chart One shows is that, in the English-language media during the 12-month period sampled (March 2004-February 2005), the volume of coverage devoted to the tsunami and its aftermath alone was greater than the coverage of all of the "Top Ten" emergencies combined (34,994 items compared to 33,623). But after the Indian Ocean tsunami, it was the Sudan that happened to have been the single most-often reported of the "forgotten" humanitarian emergencies in the world. A point worth remembering, I think. Particularly as we continue to come across commentators who try to make a lot of moral mileage out of the alleged fact that the crisis in the Sudan has been ignored.
(About which, do check out the report just published by the Global Internally Displaced Persons Project of the Norwegian Refugee Council, Internal Displacement: Global Overview of Trends and Developments in 2004. Therein we read that, last year, "In Sudan alone, up to 6 million people were internally displaced, more than in any other country in the world.")
Chart Two excludes the tsunami. What this chart does is plot, on a month-by-month basis, the volume of coverage to have been given to each of the "Top Ten" emergency stories in the same English-language media sample over the same 12 month period (March 2004-February 2005). You'll have to look it over for yourselves. But what the chart shows is that, beginning in May 2004, the volume of coverage devoted to the Sudan—and here we're talking about the western part of the Sudan, namely the three Darfur states—clearly began to exceed the coverage devoted to the other nine emergencies on the list, with the focus on the Sudan peaking in mid-summer 2004, and the Sudan retaining this lead over the other stories until February 2005, with the important exception of the month of September, when the school siege and hostage crisis and subsequent murder of upwards of 350 people (largely children) by Chechen separatists in the North Ossetian town of Beslan occurred and received so much coverage—for maybe a week to ten days.
So: The Indian Ocean tsunami aside (and it belongs on the side for several reasons, perhaps the major one being that the initial event was an act of nature, rather than a human one, and wholly beyond anyone's control), what this important body of research that AlertNet has assembled for us shows is that over the past 12 months, and with very little departure from the overall pattern, the single-most covered "emergency" within the English-language media has been the Sudan—and in particular, the emergency in the western region of the country. The "Crisis in Darfur."
AlertNet's Mark Jones raises some interesting points about these comparative trends in coverage of emergencies and humanitarian crises. "The south Asian press gave more space to the tsunami than other English-language publications, although the British press also scored highly," he writes. "In contrast, the U.S. press devoted far less coverage, with the Washington Post coming in at number 23 and the New York Times at number 27. (For the chart that depicts this data—unfortunately, AlertNet did not label its own charts—see Chart Four.)
More interesting yet was an earlier commentary by Mark Jones: "What Put Sudan on the Map?"
"That Darfur merited a place on the mainstream agenda is beyond dispute," Jones writes. Okay. It sure as hell sounds nice and caring and reasonable. Don't you think? Even cold-bloodedly logical. After all, what could make more sense? As human suffering increases, the amount of attention we devote to it should also increase. More or less proportionately. Assuming that we can do something positive and constructive about it.
But let's stop everything right here, right now. Because this is not what Mark Jones is really saying.
That Darfur (along with a lot other crises around the world) belongs on the agenda of anybody devoted to humanitarian causes—to helping mitigate and remedy the unnecessary suffering of other human beings—regardless of race, creed, politics, and all of that—is what is beyond dispute. But what does helping other human beings have to do with the so-called "mainstream agenda"? I mean, does anyone honestly believe that the mainstream's agenda is the same agenda as the humanitarian's? Since when? Beginning in the month of April, 2004, perhaps, when coverage of the crisis in Darfur began to exceed coverage of the crisis in Haiti, according to the AlertNet researchers? I don't think so.
Taking things in an ascending order of specificity: We have the mainstream news media's agenda; the mainstream English-language news media's agenda (Don't forget that the AlertNet researchers lumped The Hindu into the same basket as the New York Times and the Washington Post); and, last but not least, the agenda of the mainstream news media of the principal English-speaking powers. Namely, the United States and Britain. The U.S. media and the British media. And so on. And so on.
What good reason do we have to expect the mainstream, thusly defined, to place humanitarian crises on their agenda, regardless of race, creed, politics—and regardless of worldly power, above all other factors?
And to place it on their agenda how?
In what manner, exactly?
And why?
Now. For my Third and Final Question. If the same Don Cheadle or another American actor (say the Academy Award-winning Goodwill Ambassador for the UN Refugee Agency, Angelina Jolie), or a particular Irish rock star, were to be invited to join members of Congress on a fact-finding mission to central Iraq, where they could bear witness to some of Iraq's internally displaced population, including those expelled last year from the city of Fallujah (the "Guernica of the Arab world," as Tariq Ali calls it), and to investigate the causes of their displacement, and to hold those most responsible for it accountable, can you imagine Nightline or any other mainstream American news source (or the BBC, for that matter) giving them five seconds of airtime, much less devoting an entire program to it?
Can you even imagine five members of the American Congress willing to undertake such a witness-bearing mission to Iraq? Or this particular segment of the celebrity witness-bearing cadre doing likewise?
And how many commentaries do you suppose the op-ed pages of the American print media would publish for them?
Three? Two? One?
Something less?
Postscript. According to Reuters, the head of the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Jan Egeland told a news conference Wednesday in Geneva ("UN Sees East Congo as Worse Crisis Than Darfur," Robert Evans, Reuters, March 16):
Eastern Congo is suffering the world's worst current humanitarian crisis, with a death toll outstripping that in Sudan's strife-torn Darfur region, a top United Nations official said on Wednesday.
U.N. emergency relief coordinator Jan Egeland said that over the last six years the toll in the Democratic Republic of Congo's amounted to "one tsunami every six months" – a reference to the December disaster which left about 300,000 people dead or missing in Asia.
"In terms of the human lives lost … this is the greatest humanitarian crisis in the world today and it is beyond belief that the world is not paying more attention," he told a news conference.
Egeland was speaking during a visit to Geneva for talks with U.N. and other relief workers on improving the global humanitarian aid system can be improved.
On Tuesday he came under fire from the Sudanese government over estimates transmitted through his spokesman that up to 180,000 people may have died from hunger and disease in Darfur, western Sudan, over the past 19 months of fighting.
At his Geneva news conference, he insisted the figure was a reasonable assumption – given that an average of 10,000 civilians had been dying each month since the start of the conflict between local rebel groups and government forces backed by militias.
But the rate was declining now that the Sudanese authorities had allowed foreign aid teams into the country to help about 1.8 million people driven from their homes and largely living in refugee camps, Egeland said.
If this is even remotely accurate of how Jan Egeland & Co. have been running the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, then Egeland & Co. ought to be fired. (Though I dread the thought of who might be installed in their place. And we need to do everything possible to keep the regime in Washington's filthy hands off of it.)
Still. Think about it. Egeland & Co. have now gone on record affirming that, in "terms of the human lives lost [the situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo] is the greatest humanitarian crisis in the world today." They also have called the DRC the "most neglected humanitarian emergency in the world today," and lamented that "it is beyond belief that the world is not paying more attention."
If these assertions have any validity today (I mean in terms of sheer scale—not as assessments of the nature of the crises, which we'd have to handle separately), then they also would have been valid over the course of the past 24 or even 72 months—or "one tsunami every six months" for the past six or seven years.
Now. It was during the course of the past 24 months that Egeland & Co. began to repeatedly make assertions (e.g., "Humanitarian and security situations in western Sudan reach new lows, UN agency says," UN News Center, Dec. 5, 2003) to the effect that:
The Sudanese crisis is already estimated as being the worst worldwide, with 4 million people displaced.
"The humanitarian situation in Darfur has quickly become one of the worst in the world. Access to people in need is blocked by the parties in conflict and now, as the need for aid grows, stocks of relief materials are dwindling," said Mr. Egeland, who is also Under-Secretary-General in charge of the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).
So where on earth do Egeland & Co. get off complaining, as late as mid-March, 2005, that "it is beyond belief that the world is not paying more attention" to the Democratic Republic of the Congo?
Might not Egeland & Co.'s performance of their job in the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs have had anything to do with it?
And here's the really interesting question: Why?
Jan Egeland & Co. have been running the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in a style not unlike that of the U.S. Government's "Threats Advisory System."
The world's humanitarian crises have been very poorly served.
UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (Homepage)
"Humanitarian and security situations in western Sudan reach new lows, UN agency says," UN News Center, December 5, 2003
"Highlights of Briefing by UN Emergency Relief Coordinator on Humanitarian Situation in Different Regions," UN Office at Geneva, March 16, 2005
"Eastern DR of Congo surpasses Darfur as biggest, most neglected emergency – UN relief official," UN News Center, March 16
Internal Displacement: Global Overview of Trends and Developments in 2004, Jens-Hagen Eschenbächer et al., Global IDP Project, Norwegian Refugee Council, March, 2005 (For the PFD version of the complete report.)
"What put Sudan on the map?" Mark Jones, AlertNet, January 19, 2005 (from an earlier source)
"Tsunami coverage dwarfs 'forgotten' crises-research," Mark Jones, AlertNet, March 10, 2005
Chart One: English-Language News Mentions of Top Ten "Forgotten" Emergencies and the Indian Ocean Tsunami
Chart Two: English-Language News Mentions of Top Ten "Forgotten" Emergencies, March 2004-February 2005
"How the tsunami hogged the headlines," Julia Day, The Guardian, March 11, 2005
"Art Meets Life," Nightline, February 9, 2005
"Reporter's Notebook: Actor Don Cheadle in Sudan," Don Cheadle and Rick Wilkinson, Special to ABC News, February 9, 2005
"Rwanda's Lessons Yet To Be Learned," Don Cheadle and John Prendergast, Boston Globe, January 8, 2005
"Seven deadly trends in Darfur," Don Cheadle and John Prendergast, Washington Times, February 10, 2005
"'Never again' — again," Don Cheadle and John Prendergast, USA Today, March 2, 2005


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ODEON Bromborough is situated on the Croft Retail and Leisure Park . The cinema has 11 screens (Premier Seats, Ben & Jerry's) 2 ATMs which are located in the main foyer. Parking is available directly in front of the cinema which is situated all on one level.
Many current and forthcoming film releases have a strong relevance to subjects covered in the national curriculum, provoking discussion and debate in an inspirational way. With media and communication becoming ever-popular choices, the cinema can provide a useful and relevant study aid for further and higher education. It's a real treat too, making a visit to ODEON Cinemas the perfect reward for good behaviour or record levels of attendance.
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Location Of Cinema
ODEON Bromborough is located on the Croft Retail and Leisure Park on the A41 at Bromborough.
If you are travelling by car from the north the cinema is just three miles from the Birkenhead tunnel, and from the south four miles from the M53 junction. All buses that pass the site stop on Croft Avenue, which is a five minute walk from the cinema.
There are a number of train stations nearby. These are:
? Spital Railway Station (0.70 miles)
? Bromborough Rake Railway Station (0.84 miles)
? Port Sunlight Railway Station (1.11 miles)
? Bromborough Railway Station (1.30 miles)
? Bebington Railway Station (1.67 miles)
There is free car parking available, including Blue Badge parking spaces directly in front of the cinema which is situated all on one level.
The car and taxi drop off point is located directly in front of the cinema within the car park.
Access To The Cinema
Access to the main entrance of the cinema is level with automatic opening doors which open outwards. There is level access to the box office, refreshments stand and ticket machines. If you require any assistance, please ask a member of the team.
There is a customer seating area in the main foyer.
Male and female washrooms are available within the main foyer, and a fully accessible medium sized washroom is available just past the refreshments stand.
Access Within Screens
All the Screens at ODEON Bromborough are fully accessible with Wheelchair bays available. The aisles in the Screens are stepped; they do have access to partial handrails. Wheelchair bays do not require the use of these steps for access.
Screens 1 and 5 have five Wheelchair bays with adjacent companion seats. Screen 2 has four Wheelchair bays with companion seats. Screens 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 have three Wheelchair bays with companion seats. Screens 8 and 10 have one Wheelchair bay with companion seats. Screens 9 and 11 have two Wheelchair bays with adjacent companion seats.
Please be aware that Screen 8 has Wheelchair bays at the front of the Screen, whilst all other auditorium Wheelchair bays are at the back.
Location of Washroom Facilities
Male and female washrooms are available within the main foyer, and a fully accessible medium sized washroom is available just past the refreshments stand.
CEA Card: As part of a general cinema industry initiative, all our cinemas accept the CEA Card which entitles the holder to one free ticket for their carer. For further information please visit www.ceacard.co.uk (opens in a new window).
Text phone users can dial 18001 0808 1560 609 9am - 7pm Friday, Saturday and Wednesday, 9am - 6pm Monday, Tuesday and Thursday and 10am - 5pm on a Sunday for bookings and information.
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ODEON @ Bromborough offers 11 screens.
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