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~~Seacrest - Magic by the Beach!!!~~ in Marco Island
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 7
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ week
vacation rental description
A busy day at Seacrest is like nowhere else: Imagine rolling out
of bed in your luxurious Master Suite, where your only worry is
whether to stroll to nearby South beach before or after a
morning swim in your private pool. Consider renting a boat for a
few hours, then returning to your own dock for some dolphin watching
or at-home fishing (we supply the poles of course). A bicycle ride
in the late afternoon for some shopping (or a cappuccino) on the
Esplanade (or at any of the many other local shops) would be fun!
Perhaps an evening bar-b-que on the fully enclosed lanai is in
order. (Balmy gulf breezes and spectacular sunsets are just a small
part of what makes Marco so popular!). Then mix up a few margaritas
for a late night Jacuzzi. Sleep late, enjoy life a little.
Tomorrow, you can spend an entire day working hard on your sun tan
while enjoying a gorgeous wide water view from Seacrest's huge
open air waterside deck. Vacations just don't get better than this!
Seacrest is a large, 3 bed, 2 bath, DESIGNER WATERFRONT HOME
only a SHORT WALK TO THE BEACH BY THE MARRIOTT (with its shimmering white sand
and world famous sunsets). Situated in one
of the most prestigious areas of Marco Island with million dollar homes all around it,
Seacrest is a vacation home renter's dream come true.
The great location makes it perfect for short walks to local dining
and shopping Or take one of the bicycles provided for your pleasure and enjoy a
leisurely island tour. (Running routes and local exercise
facilities are very close too, should you indulge in too many Key
Lime pies as we often do!)
Seacrest offers over 1900 square feet of living space under
CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING. It's FULLY SCREENED LANAI encloses the
making pool time a "bugless" pleasure in all seasons.
She is situated on a lushly landscaped WATERFRONT LOT, (with full
grown palm trees) so as to enjoy a truly STUNNING
WIDE AND LONG WATER VIEW. Views like this are at a premium on Marco!
(You won't find a lot of rental homes offering them, so pay close
attention when choosing your vacation rental home!).
Seacrest boasts a spacious floor plan (with Master Suite in a
separate wing from the two guest bedrooms and guest bath), upscale
contemporary furnishings, VAULTED CEILINGS, colorful tropical decor,
and bright designer accents (beveled glass tabletops, leather
furniture, high ceilings in every room, custom arched windows,
stunning window treatments, ceiling fans in all rooms, tile floors
and the finest appliances in every room). High sliding
glass doors open onto the screened lanai. First Class throughout!
Off to one side of the Kitchen is the dining room, for everything
from quiet intimate dinners to fun-filled dinner parties. Invite
some of the great people you meet on Marco Island over for dinner
one night. We do often. You might think you won't use it, but you
may, and isn't it nice to have the option? Leather upholstered
chairs for six guests, set around a beveled glass dining
table...that's the joy of Seacrest, being able to do whatever you
want, from beachy casual to smartly elegant!
Eight foot high fully retracting sliding glass doors from the dining
room light up the gorgeous living room. Should it storm, don't
worry. We have provided you with a 42 inch big-screen TV complete with
and DVD player, XBOX-360, GameCube and a wide variety of DVDs, and a 6 disc CD
stereo system. The leather couch pulls out into a queen size bed
should you require additional sleeping arrangements. The leather
love seat and chair both have built in recliners.
Conveniently located next to the kitchen for informal snacks and
light meals is the Breakfast Nook. This vibrant colorful room is as
bright as the Florida sunshine. This cheerful breakfast nook is bound to become your "home
base" for everything from planning sightseeing trips to munching
late at night.
Seacrests designer kitchen is truly a cooks delight. Very few
rental homes will offer you such a pristine top-of-the-line
kitchen. It features: Self-cleaning Convection oven, CORIAN
COUNTERTOPS, and premium appliances (including a microwave,
dishwasher, range, refrigerator with ice maker, and coffee
Located in its own wing of this spacious home is a wonderful retreat
that we refer to as the MASTER SUITE. Imagine relaxing before
dinner or at the end of each sun-filled day in a quiet enclave
appointed with designer decor, KING SIZE BED, large WALK-IN CLOSET,
a high ceiling with ceiling fan (in addition to air conditioning, of
course), a full-size master bath with two sinks, its own private door leading to
the lanai. Not yet ready for sleeping? Then, why not enjoy some
TV, or a DVD on the DVD player in your Master Suite? We provide a
large selection of popular DVDs to choose from.
The first of our two guest bedrooms is furnished in tropical motif,
with a queen size bed, TV / DVD combination, and a full bathroom
that it shares with the second guest bedroom. And, of course, high
ceilings and a ceiling fan (in addition to central air conditioning)
complete this beautiful guest room.
Perfect for when children are in your party, or easily pushed
together for "couples" sleeping. High ceiling with fan, of
course! After all, ceiling fans really do add to that relaxed
Florida feeling. The gentle breeze is so calming at nighttime, even
though the house temperature is always comfortable with the
adjustable central air and heating system. Gamecube with
games is included for your enjoyment!
Whether you enter Seacrest's lanai from the 8 foot fully
retracting sliding glass doors in the large dining room, from the 6
foot high sliding Master Bedroom glass doors, or from the Master
Bedroom's private bath, you won't want to leave once you are on it!
This lanai is fully stocked for your relaxation, and has a GREAT
The electrically heated pool and spa are always the right
temperature because you can set them to what makes you comfortable.
(There is even a rollaway pool cover to preserve the heat in the
cooler evenings from January through March.) We provide the pool
toys, pool floats, and beach towels! So whether you want to relax
in one of our lanai lounge chairs, eat at the outside dining table,
bar-b-que your "catch-of-the-day" on the gas grille, sip a margarita
at the poolside bar, or play in the pool, everything you will need
is waiting at Seacrest. (You won't even have to go in the house
for a bathroom break!)
The lanai is even equipped with a built in audio system so you can play your favorite music
while the kiddies swim. Sun! Sun! Sun! That is why people come to Florida!!!
Yes, you can fish from your own dock when you stay at Beach Haven!
Or, if you prefer, you can rent a boat from one of the many boat
rental companies on Marco Island and dock it right in your own
backyard! You buy the bait and tackle, and we'll have the fishing
poles waiting! With running water and lights, Beach Haven's dock is
ready to assist in any way that you desire, morning or evening.
Three Bedrooms with Two baths
Interior laundry room with high capacity washer and dryer, and
laundry sink (in Garage).
Home computer system with high-speed Internet access, Fax-Multi
Function center complete with telephone and answering system
Lots of storage and cabinet space, so you can make yourself
Security System - (even though Marco has an incredibly low crime
rate, just in case you want to bring your jewels!)
6 minute walk to the Beach!!!
Long Water view with Dock - 15 minutes out to the Gulf
High ceiling with an open, spacious architecture
Electrically heated pool (not Solar) and Spa for continuous heating
Minutes from the South Marco, local shopping and beaches
Professionally cleaned (before each stay) and maintained.
WARNING: Don't rent a vacation home unless you know what your
getting. The surprise you get may not be a happy one. Feel free
to print sections of our web site and use them as a check list for
reviewing other vacation properties.
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house rental amenities
42" inch Home theater with Surround Sound
HI FI VHS - Video Tape player with wireless remote
DVD player with wireless remote and full menu capability
Lanai rooms includes separate volume control
CD player - three disk changer with wireless remote/tuner/tape deck
Computer with Cable Modem, CD Drive, Internet connection
Wireless Internet
Nintendo Gamecube with Games
X-Box 360
Large TV/VCR in Master Bedroom
TVs in Main Guest Rooms
For Children stuff
Crib - upon request
High Chair - upon request
Child Car Seat
Sand toys
Board Games
Pool floats
Fishing rods
Home Equipment
House Alarm for Security and Fire
Patio table with six chairs
Beach Chairs
His/Her 26 inch 18 Speed Mountain bikes
Washer and Dryer
Telephone system, 900 MHZ cordless phone system
Digital Answering Machine
Iron and Ironing Board
In the Kitchen
Garbage Disposal
Tea Pot
Fire extinguishers
Coffee maker
Service for 10 silverware and dishes w/hostess set
Plastic plates and glasses for use by the pool
Spice rack w/spices
Plastic storage containers
Baking Sheets
Wine glasses
Margarita glasses
Knife set
Extra Sheets
Extra Blankets
Beach Towels
If it is not listed above its probably because we forgot to write it
down. When in doubt, send us an email and we will let you know.
activities and attractions in Marco Island Gulf Coast South
Shelling on Marco Island's cresent beach and deserted islands,
dolphins, sightseeing tours, fishing, jetskiing, boating and
anything else you can think of. Its all here.
vacation rental rates
01/05/2013 - 02/09/2013 - $1650 per week
02/09/2013 - 03/23/2013 - $2450 per week
03/23/2013 - 04/13/2013 - $2850 per week
04/13/2013 - 09/28/2013 - $1385 per week
Add 10% FL taxes and $105 cleaning fee. Rates based on party of 6 or
less. Security Deposit required
Paul Demos
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


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Morris Advantages
Nursing programs are competitive. You'll need good grades—and more—to be admitted into a nursing program. Here are some of the advantages of preparing at the University of Minnesota, Morris.
- Outstanding teaching
- The Morris campus boasts the highest percentage of winners of the Horace T. Morse-Minnesota Alumni Association Awards for Outstanding Contributions to Undergraduate Education at the University of Minnesota. Many of these instructors teach subjects required for admission to nursing programs.
- University of Minnesota Infrastructure
- As part of a major research university, the Morris campus provides access to digital and technological resources not usually found on residential undergraduate campuses, including courses delivered via interactive distance technology.
- An on-campus Office of Community Engagement
- Taking advantage of undergraduate service opportunities demonstrates the kind of commitment sought by professional school admissions boards.
- A nationally recognized study abroad program
- Studying abroad helps prepare students for international health service trips common in medical professions.
- Preparation with options
- For those who are undecided about a specific healthcare career, the Pre-Nursing program at Morris prepares students for options ranging from Physician's Assistant programs to a Post-Baccalaureate Masters of Nursing.
Preparing for Nursing
Students interested in nursing can either complete their B.A. the University of Minnesota, Morris and then enter a 16-month post-baccalaureate program or complete just the pre-requisite coursework before transferring to a B.S.N. (Bachelors of Science in Nursing) program. There is no specific major required to enter this profession and nursing programs have varying prerequisites. In general, they require a solid grounding in a wide range of subjects such as:
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By Benton Felty and Emily Homburger
28 Jun 2013
It's my birthday — the big "One Eight"! Had an awesome day today, and we got together with our medley groups and our voice coaches for the first time.
My coach is Leslie Odom, Jr., and let me tell you, he's fantastic. Everything he has told me has helped me so much with my vocal performance — that and listening to all the other wonderful performers! They blew me away!
When we did our medleys, Mr. Moricz was incredible with the transitions. Everyone sang their part, and everyone impressed each other. I can't wait to get at it tomorrow!
Emily Homburger: June 27
Once again, I am completely blown away with how much I love this experience.
I was so nervous for the solos but my coach, Telly Leung, has this amazing way of connecting with us and making us find a connection to our song. Not only that, but all of us in his rehearsal room have already become a family.
Everyone knew I was struggling with a high note at the end of my song, and the pianist had the idea to have all my cast members stand behind me and sing it with me. Then I sang it by myself — still feeling their support behind me. When I was finally able to reach that high note, they all rushed me with a group hug, and we had our little "moment."
In all honesty, I had come into this experience with the mindset of, "This is not a competition. Don't let other people make you feel insecure." I never, ever imagined I'd feel the love I felt in that room today — completely unbelievable.
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Beachfront Condo - Amazing Views, Wifi, Gulfview Heated Pool in Manasota Key
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Pelican Landing
rates (USD)
/ week
vacation rental description
Kitchen just renovated. New countertop, more cabinets, better lighting. Bar height counter has been added.
Our Manasota Key two-bedroom beachfront luxury condominium has
spectacular Gulf and sunset views. Pelican Landing offers quiet
solitude or, if you prefer, abundant amenities and activities such
as boating, jet-skiing, sailing, kayaking, golf and dining nearby.
Pelican Landing is a Gulf-to-Bay, two-story complex with elevators,
heated pool and spa on the Gulf and a private lighted tennis court.
There is also a clubhouse, boat slips and a fishing dock on the
bayside. Step off the elevator and onto the wide, white, sandy beach
for walking, shelling, swimming, fishing, sunbathing, reading,
napping and enjoying spectacular sunsets! The dock on Lemon Bay is a
great spot for fishing day or night. Welcome to Florida's best kept
Our clean, comfortable condo has ceramic tile floors throughout the
living area and carpet in the bedrooms. The screened lanai has a bar
height table and seating for four so you can enjoy sunsets in
luxury! The condo is completely stocked with linens and towels,
beach chairs, umbrellas, beach/pool towels, coolers and even some
beach toys and noodles! So just bring your clothes and personal
items. There are three TV's, DVD/VCR's and a CD/Cassette stereo
Don't be surprised to see a Loggerhead turtle or Manatee swimming at
the beach. Manasota Key is a natural haven and breeding ground for
many wildlife species. You can explore Stump Pass State Park and its
wildlife sanctuary, hiking trails and excellent game fishing. Nearby
attractions also include historic sites, museums, art galleries,
live theatre, movies, the Mote Aquarium and downtown Englewood's
cafes and art galleries. Your choices for dining include elegant
waterfront restaurants to quaint seafood or barbecue restaurants.
Manasota Key is only 35 minutes from the Sarasota airport and 75
minutes from Fort Myers airport. Within a two and a half hour drive,
you can see Florida's finest attractions including Disney World,
Epcot, MGM, Universal Studios, Sea World, Kennedy Space Center.
Send e-mail to request more photos!
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property availability
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Sheri Kelly 610-789-6277
condo rental amenities
Very clean, non-smoking condo with ceramic tile floors, elegant
furnishings, ceiling fans, beach chairs, air conditioning,
Performance Internet with WiFi, HDTV in living room, DVD, VCR, stereo, CD player, full
kitchen, above the stove microwave, dishwasher, new refrigerator with ice maker and water dispenser, disposal, cooking utensils provided, linens and beach
towels provided, washer, dryer, iron, board. Hot tub, pool, tennis
court, fishing dock, covered parking, charcoal grill.
Send e-mail to request more photos.
activities and attractions in Manasota Key Gulf Coast South
Hiking, Biking, Golf, Tennis, Racquetball, Basketball, Fitness
Center, Gym, Shuffleboard, Horseshoes, Miniature Golf, Fishing,
Wildlife Viewing, Horseback Riding, Shopping, Restaurants, Live
Theater, Cinemas, Museums, Sightseeing, Swimming, Snorkeling/Diving,
Boating, Sailing, Waterskiing, Surfing, Windsurfing, Parasailing,
Jet Skiing, Kayaking, Shelling, Rafting.
Send e-mail to request more photos.
vacation rental rates
May to November, 2014 .. $795/week
December, 2014 & January, 2015 .. $1295/week
February to April, 2015 .. $1595/week
May to November, 2015 .. $1295/week
2 week minimum. Discounts for longer stays. $400 deposit required.
Listed rates do not include $100 cleaning fee and 12% FL tax.
Listed rates higher during holiday weeks.
Sheri Kelly 610-789-6277
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 Manasota Key
- Parasailing
- Kayaking
- Jet skiing
- Boating
- Biking
Top things to do on a budget
- Shelling
- Local Happy Hours
Sheri Kelly , owner


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AlleyFest 2013, a 3-day street festival, kicks off Friday, May 9 in Downtown Longview and runs through Sunday the 11th. Sponsored by One Hundred Acres of Heritage Main Street, this year's 3-day street festival is bringing AlleyFest back to its roots featuring all Texas bands as part of MusicFest 2013. This year's lineup includes Westbound …
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Outdoor designs flourish
As we draw closer to this month's HD Expo in Las Vegas and ICFF in New York, I'm not the only one with outdoor designs on my mind.
It started early last month at the High Point Market when I moderated a panel of interior designers, who shared their experiences and expertise in designing outdoor spaces. Margi Kyle, last year's Interior Design Society national president, urged other designers to help their clients to create an outdoor retreat area that incorporates a homeowner's lifestyle and personality.
Current IDS President Domnick Minella added his perspectives, gleaned from years of helping clients find the right furnishings for backyard designs in Michigan and Florida, and Triangle IDS President Loretta Bell shared her outdoor design experiences, gained in California and North Carolina.
After hearing their varied perspectives, the memory of my elderly Aunt Jewell's secret garden played across my mind. From her retirement center apartment, she still longs for that shady nook behind her lifelong home where she once nurtured greenery and small flowering plants. Her nearly hidden garden was in complete contrast to the showy flower and vegetable gardens my grandmother created during her life to welcome visitors and share flora and veggies freely.
The concept of demonstrating personal tastes through outdoor areas was still fresh in my mind later while I walked my dog and paid closer attention to my neighbors' yards. One neighbor has a formal, English style backyard with a brick pathway and steps leading to a straight-backed bench set beneath the branches of a shade tree. Another neighbor planted colorful flowers in her quiet natural area, centered by a Zen statue. A younger neighbor actively tends his fenced-in vegetable garden beside a grassy area set up for horseshoe games with his sons. A pond stocked with fish shares space with birdhouses, birdbaths and lush plants to attract feathered friends (and tempt our cats) in the front yard across the street while an outdoor dining set and firepit are used for entertaining in their backyard. Our own yard holds a more than 50-year-old magnolia, other old hardwood trees, azaleas and hibiscus bushes that return each summer. Our in-ground pool soon will be at the center of our summer home entertainment.
All of those various landscapes appear within a short walk of my home. Those of you who will travel with us this month to Las Vegas can expect to see Southwestern lifestyles plus a multitude of new products for residential lawns and gardens as well as outdoor offerings for hotels, restaurants, senior centers and other contract uses.
In the wake of what is being called The Great Recession, business and personal travel have begun to regain their footings. Postponed projects have been put on track again and contract specifiers as well as designers are paying attention to refurbishing weather-worn outdoor areas.
The quickly escalating price of gasoline could prolong the staycation trend for homeowners and make them more likely to notice that their outdoor furnishings need replacement. Some industry observers expect the pent-up demand from the cold winter, combined with cooler weather in March and parts of April, to set the stage for strong sales of outdoor furnishings.
If we combine those factors with conventional wisdom about the harshest fall and winter seasons leading to the most bountiful spring and summer days, we will all long for an outdoor retreat with a spot of shade that reflects individual personalities, lifestyles and keeps design at top-of-mind.


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The North Idaho College men's soccer team clinched the inaugural Region 18 men's soccer championship Oct. 29 by defeating Colorado Mountain College 5-0.
The Cardinals, playing in soggy fall conditions, dominated the entire match and were led by sophomore Garga Caserta's two goals. Also scoring for the Cards were sophomores Derek Taylor, Manuel Arceo, and Ian Songer.
Caserta was named Scenic West Athletic Conference Player of the Year and four other Cardinals received All-Region awards. Manuel Arceo, Peter Hiel, Lamar Kumangai-McGee, and Chase Robeson were named to the All-SWAC team. Freshman Mike Vredenberg received All-Region Honorable Mention recognition.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — For Bobby Petrino, summer is no vacation. The first thing new assistant coaches learn is that summertime doesn't mean lazy evenings at home. He's been known to keep the lights on past 11 p.m. at the football complex — in June.That will be even more the case this summer, particularly given the University of Louisville football schedule announced on Wednesday. His first game back as Cardinals coach will be a spotlight national ESPN telecast on Monday Night, Sept. 1. It'll also be the Atlantic Coast Conference debut for the Cardinals, and will come against a Miami program it just dispatched in the Russell Athletic Bowl.Moreover, the Cards have road games at Clemson, Virginia and Notre Dame, and home visits from defending national champion Florida State (on Thursday night) and rival Kentucky (in the season finale).Of the teams on U of L's schedule, only UK and perhaps Syracuse are teams Petrino has much familiarity with. And here's why that is going to mean some busy nights for Petrino and his staff.Petrino likes to put together complete game plans for every team he will face the upcoming season during the summer months. These aren't final versions, but they allow the staff to construct a basic plan based on what they see as opponents' philosophies and approaches. It allows the staff to start to emphasize skills they will need for the coming season, and gives them a chance to plan for possible areas of attack without the deadline pressure that a season brings.It's no small order. It entails detailed write-ups of each team's strengths, weaknesses and personnel, digitized video of every opponent, fully marked with edits, and meetings to discuss every aspect of each opponent. All during the "down-time" of summer. And this summer, Petrino won't have the advantage of experience in putting some of these plans together. In fact, the crunch will begin with an initial look at each opponent before spring practice.I asked him Wednesday how much extra work the new-look schedule would be."I think there'll be a lot," he said. "We have to get familiar with the conference and style of offenses and defenses. We'll have to do some write-ups on what each team's style is, to know if there's something extra we need to do in practice through spring ball in preparation for when we go to camp in August. So that's important. Also, it's something you have to look at the talent and understand what it is that we need to do going forward in recruiting. But we've been through this before, and that's something that's good. We made the transition from Conference USA to the Big East, and we felt like we had to do some things with our roster in terms of size and strength and style of play with the offensive and defensive lines. So we have a lot of work ahead of us but it's certainly very motivating."When U of L began play in the Big East, Petrino noted that it would be facing bigger players on both the offensive and defensive lines and began to adapt his personnel and recruiting accordingly. In the ACC, there are high-powered offenses in Clemson and Florida State, but Petrino said he doesn't yet have what he would consider a complete profile of the types of things U of L will see consistently in the ACC."We'll just have to see how it plays out," he said. "Clemson loses a lot of really good players and guys who were in that scheme and playing at a very high level for a number of years. Florida State has a great quarterback coming back who has shown he can put a lot of points on the board. But in real tight and close games, you know, it comes down to the defense. We're going to have to play great defense. We're going to have to be able to create turnovers, get stops on third down and get the offense the ball back. A lot of times when you look at games and think this game will be a shootout, just the opposite happens. You have to be able to perform in all three phases."As for drawing on his experience of preparing the program to enter a new conference in the Big East, Petrino said that would be helpful, but that things are different now. Not only is it a different league, but he probably does things a bit differently, too."The biggest difference is going to be the styles of offense," he said. "We have to do a lot of evaluating of offenses to help with our recruiting and knowing how many defensive backs to take, the number of spread offenses that are in the conference, how many receivers in the game. Football is a little bit different than it was back then when we transitioned into the Big East. So I think that's one of the major concerns, to understand how we manage our roster with the number of linebackers, defensive backs, D-linemen, and then offensively just understanding what the philosophies of the defenses in the conference are, how much protection concern you have, how much blitz pickup you have to practice. Like I said, there's going to be a lot of work to do."Given his preference, Petrino would rather not start with a conference game right off the bat. But that's the schedule U of L was given, and he said he does like the idea of a high-profile opener to serve as a motivational tool with his players — and coaches — throughout the spring and summer."We'll use it for a motivating factor throughout the entire winter, through mat drills and summer program, to get ready for a big game," Petrino said. "I like doing that, playing a big game to start the season, because it makes everybody work harder, makes every run that you do, every workout, more important, and I've always had a lot of fun in preparation for an opener like that. It'll play into recruiting, being able to be on a national stage on a Monday when no one else is playing. You know, everybody watches those games, players are home, they don't have their games or study sessions, so they're watching. It's a great way to kick off the season and start our recruiting off, also."Even if it means a little less sleep over the summer.
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It all comes down to the FAA cutting jobs and not being able to operate as many control towers.
If President Obama and Congress don't reach a compromise and the sequester happens, the U.S. Department of Transportation will close 100 airport towers across the country.
Right now, that means any airport with less than 150,000 flights a year.
The FAA says safety is the top priority and they will only allow the amount of air traffic they can handle, which means travelers should expect delays. Ted Soliday, Executive Director at the Naples Municipal Airport, says the changes will have a significant negative impact on the airport and the community.
He says if the tower is shut down, Naples Municipal, Page Field and Punta Gorda airports would likely have to use towers from another airport, like RSW - which would set back their operations and cause big delays for travelers. If the sequester happens, the FAA will start shutting down towers by April 1.
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THE LEADING MEN: Jared Gertner Says "Hello" to London in Book of Mormon
By Jared Eberlein
American actor Jared Gertner stars as the endearing, annoying, bungling Elder Cunningham in the West End premiere of The Book of Mormon. Playbill caught up with him.
Two and a half years after accepting the role of standby to Josh Gad in the original Broadway company of The Book of Mormon on Broadway, character actor Jared Gertner has "manned-up" in New York, across the United States and now in London, as perpetually underestimated missionary Arnold Cunningham. With hundreds of performances logged, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more "well-versed" performer to speak on the life of the edgy smash hit, as it premieres internationally.
The London production of The Book of Mormon — which also stars Gavin Creel, who got his own Playbill Leading Men profile in 2012, when he opened as Elder Price in the U.S. national tour — is set to open March 21 at The Prince of Wales Theatre.
Before a recent rehearsal, we caught up with Gertner by telephone to learn more about his Mormon journey, being a new member of the London theatre community, and the enthusiastic audiences that have greeted the show since the beginning.
Congratulations on the London production. How's the response so far?
So you've been received as "American musical-comedy missionaries" — a bit better than the Elders arriving in Uganda?
You're now a part of your third original company of the show, on your second continent, making your West End debut. Take me back to how the whole Mormon experience initially came about for you?
So with one day off to come home and audition, all I wanted to do was make Matt [Stone] & Trey [Parker] laugh. I thought If I can make these guys laugh, then the whole thing will be worth it — whether I do the show or not. I made them laugh, twice as I recall and the next day they called and ask if I wanted to be the standby. Again I hemmed and hauled, but my husband said "if you get a job in town, you have to take it." And I'm so happy I did and that my best bud Scottie, told me to be a part of this, because it's been the most incredible journey and I never really saw any of it coming. I thought maybe if I'm lucky, I'll get to take over in New York. But to open the tour, and then open the West End- it's been unbelievable.
Would you say the creative team has treated the West End production like a brand new show?
With their involvement, were there any changes made in anticipation of a different audience sensibility across the pond?
You bring an unapologetic, unabashed joy to Cunningham that I've not necessarily seen in any other actor's take on the role and it's brilliant. Is that mostly you coming through?
In each new incarnation has the cast been encouraged to find their own way in to their respective roles?
Have your own discoveries of Elder Cunningham come in big "Aha!" moments, or has it been a gradual two-year process?
I would imagine it might be easier for everyone to trust those degrees of variation in each company when the material is so solid.
And if you "miss the boat" you have to deal with the audience's expectation, which for The Book of Mormon has been sky-high since day one.
That is impressive, especially in "jaded old New York."
A cast's ability to keep it fresh every night has to play a part as well. How do you insure that's happening with Cunningham?
Yet, Cunningham isn't your first foray into a character that carries a show's comedic and romantic weight. "Barfee" in Spelling Bee and "Seymour" in Little Shop of Horrors run the gamut of shades that character-actors don't typically get to show an audience. How have you found such success in these types of roles?
Any role in particular you've set your sights on?
That seems like a match made in heaven.
How long are you scheduled to play in London?
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JOHN CURTIS - Daily Union Sports Editor
SHELBYVILLE, IL. — Central A&M finally seemed to have CHBC's number this season, beating them by ten earlier in the year and then running up a record of 28-2.
But, on Thursday at the Altamont 1A Sectional Championship game, the Hornets shocked the Raiders, 63-55.
CHBC decided they would try to beat A&M at their own game, run.
"We didn't force it, but I always thought we were faster than them, so we pushed the ball up the court," said CHBC coach Carolyn Wendte. "We ran so much Ava (Paruleski) had cramps in the 2nd quarter and Micah went down with cramps in the 2nd half, but was able to come back."
CHBC and A&M were knotted after the 1st period 14-14. CHBC held a slight, 4-point lead at the break, 29-25.
Then the Raiders did their thing, putting on a 17-11 run in the 3rd and claiming the lead heading into the 4th, 42-40.
It would be a barn-burner in crunch time, but who knew it would the Raiders barn that would incinerate. Jones and the Hornets broke out on a 23-13 run to finish the game and claim the title.
If the IHSA had a better system, the bracketologists would have scheduled this match-up at the state tournament, both teams deserved to be there.
A&M has been a juggernaut all season. CHBC had been to state 2 of the last 3 years, finishing 4th and then 2nd. But a sectional title show down was the best tCHBC and A&M could get. Someone would have to go home.
Few thought A&M would be going home.
"I feel badly for them," said CHBC coach Carolyn Wendte. "They are a great team and the have had a great season. Granted we had too many turnovers, but the kids played their hearts out and overcame the turnovers."
Causing turnovers is A&M's specialty. They are like a school of piranhas, who turn turnovers into scores. There scoring all season had been led by their guards and senior small forward Sarah Bailey.
Even with all-state senior center Micah Jones still playing, CHBC had to replace players from their state runner-up team last year.
Senior guard Ava Paruleski had to take over the point guard position, shake off an early season illness, and still try to score in double figures, utilizing the arc.
Small forward Autumn Riley battled around the paint and also had to play a big part in the scoring. But other inexperienced players would have to step up.
Going into the game conventional wisdom would tell A&M to double team Paruleski and deny 3-pointers and triple team Jones inside.
"They did," said Coach Wendte. "Micah and Ava told the rest of the team, 'Be ready, we're going to get you the ball.' And they knocked down shots."
When Jones cramped up, Wendte looked to the bench and inserted Chandler Ward to shoot the free throws. She did what the rest of the crew needed to do to beat A&M, she took advantage of the opportunity and drained both free throws.
A&M, as well as other teams, have trouble stopping Jones, because of her height, strength and ball-handling ability for a center. Jones led the Hornets with a typical 27-point performance, scoring 13 times from the floor.
Paruleski had 10 points off two triples and 4-of-6 at the line. Riley had nine points with two buckets and 5-of-6 at the line.
The bonus was sophomore forward Jensyn Morrison scoring six points, more than her average, and guard Kacie Hilt scoring six points, more than her average.
A&M, with their depth, had three players in double figures, but, again, no one to match Jones' 27 points.
Gutsy senior forward Sarah Bailey, who has played lights out down the stretch since recovering from an injury, led A&M with 11 points, four from the floor and 3-of-6 at the line.
Freshman speedster Ryan Dooley had 11, all from the floor, including a 3-pointer. Senior guard Allie Heaton who has been the steady hand her whole career, followed with 10 points, three buckets and 4-of-5 at the stripe.
A&M got a balanced 23 points from the rest of the weapons, Taylor Jordan, Rachel Townsend, Genny Rose Stringer, and Taylor Adcock.
CHBC got to the line more, making 15-of-21 (70%), while A&M shot 11-of-16 (69%).
"We both missed free throws," Coach Wendte said. "They missed some early, but then we made some key free throws later on."
CHBC (25-5) moves on to their third super-sectional in four years, for a shot at going back to state. They will play Goreville (31-1), which beat Cairo, 89-28, in the Goreville Sectional for their 3rd straight sectional title.
Altamont 1A Sectional Title
CHBC 63, Central A&M 55
CHBC stats: Jones 27 (13 FGs, 1/3 FTs), Paruleski 10 (2-3 pt FGs, 4/6 FTs), Riley 9 (2 FGs, 5/6 FTs), Morrison 6 (3 FGs), Hilt 6 (2 FGs, 2/2 FTs), Kirby Herrmann3 (FG, 1/2 FTs), Ward 2 (2/2 FTs). Team FGs 23. 3-pointers: 2 (Paruleski). Team FTs 15-of-21.
A&M stats: Bailey 11 (4 FGs, 3/6 FTs), Dooley 6 (4-2s, 1-3 pt FGs),Heaton 10 (3 FGs, 4/5 FTs), Jordan 7 (2-2s, 1-3 pt FGs, 0/1 FTs), Adcock 6 (2 FGs, 2/2 FTs), Townsend 6 (2-3 pt FGs), Stringer 4 (FG, 2/2 FTs). Team FGs 20. 3-pointers: 4 (Townsend 2, Dooley, Jordan). Team FTs 11-of-16.


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The tens of thousands of African migrants who have arrived in the country in the past decade are being branded as "infiltrators."
A panel discussion on the legacy of King's "Dream" speech.
After the defeat of DOMA, the LGBTQ movement needs to push beyond marriage equality.
The Nation's Greg Kaufmann joined Stand Up! With Pete Dominick to argue that there are ways to alleviate poverty in America and that it starts with increasing the minimum wage.
Last week, eight candidates in New York City's upcoming mayoral election spoke on issues of policing and criminal justice at a forum co-sponsored by The Nation.
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FOXBOROUGH — You again!
Ray versus Tom.
Tom versus Ray.
Oh yeah, the Ravens and Patriots, along for the ride. Ray Lewis' last ride, one Tom Brady hopes to cut short on Sunday in the AFC championship game.
A year after a brutal last-minute loss in Foxborough, Baltimore is back, looking for a reversal of fortune and a spot in the Super Bowl for the first time since winning it in 2001. If the Ravens fall again, Lewis' superb 17-year career as the NFL's best linebacker of his era will end as he retires.
Brady, the most successful quarterback of his time, has no thoughts of retirement — or of failing to make his sixth Super Bowl in the last dozen seasons.
That Lewis and Brady will bring a mutual admiration society to Gillette Stadium adds some flattery to what has become an intense rivalry.
"Both sides understand the game of football," Lewis said. "There have been some great, great rivalries and we have one of those going on with New England now."
Adds Brady: "It's really a pleasure to play against him. He's really been so consistent over the years and durable and tough. He's so instinctive."
At the forefront in this rematch, naturally, is Brady, who has won three NFL titles and would be only the second player to reach six Super Bowls by leading New England (13-4) past Baltimore (12-6). And there's Lewis, the most dominant inside linebacker the league has seen since the heyday of Mike Singletary.
Brady is all about composure, accuracy and even sophistication. Lewis brings aggression, ferocity and mayhem to the field.
An odd couple, indeed, but one that appreciates the attributes of the other.
"He doesn't give up hardly any plays, makes a ton of tackles," Brady said of the 37-year-old Lewis, who missed 10 games with a right triceps injury, but has been a tackling machine in the postseason. "He's great in the pass game, great in the run game. He blitzes well, like he did a few years ago. He's really a playmaker for them, so they give him an opportunity to make those plays. You see when he makes a play, their whole sideline gets really amped-up."


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TAIEX – helping the EU's neighbours
TAIEX (Technical Assistance and Information Exchange) is an instrument introduced by the EU's European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) framework. TAIEX aims to help foster political and economic co-operation in a number of areas, primarily regarding the approximation, application and enforcement of EU legislation.
TAIEX became operational in June 2006 and is jointly managed by EuropeAid and the European Commission's Enlargement Directorate-General. The instrument was gradually introduced to neighbouring partner countries and Russia. By the end of 2006, it had received about 50 requests for assistance and these requests have been increased by about 130 by the beginning of June 2007
TAIEX is largely demand-driven and contributes to the delivery of appropriate tailor-made expertise to address problems at short-notice. It is an effective tool for the dissemination of know-how and good practice. It delivers public short-term technical assistance and expertise, helping users to understand and draft legislation.
For additional information, please read the brochure about TAIEX in the Neighbouring Countries and Russia [750 KB] , the Activity Report 2010 [2 MB] and the Activity Report 2011 [893 KB] . You may also consult the webpage of the Directorate General for Enlargement on TAIEX.
Services on offer
TAIEX is a quick and flexible tool, which assists partner administrations in their efforts to understand, harmonise or implement rules and regulations over a wide range of subjects. It also identifies possible issues for future joint working between the EU and its neighbours.
TAIEX will be a key tool for co-operation under the EU's new European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument (ENPI), which came into force on 1 January 2007.
The first TAIEX events took place in September 2006 and aimed to help the Jordanian authorities. An EU expert mission visited Amman, Jordan's capital, to discuss the internal market and trade-related issues. Meanwhile, counter-terrorism was on the agenda during a study visit to Europe.
The first TAIEX bilateral workshop took place in Kiev, Ukraine in November 2006, covering issues related to waste packaging. And in December 2006, TAIEX organised a multi-country seminar on intellectual property rights, which was held in Brussels.
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A former Comcast Cable supervisor admitted to stealing almost $75,000 in tools from a company warehouse and selling them online, according to The Times Herald.
Robert Kessler, of Stewart Road in Perkiomen Township, was sentenced to seven years of probation after pleading guilty to the felony charge of theft by unlawful taking after admitting to stealing items from a Comcast Warehouse over a 14-month period between 2010 and 2011.
Kessler, 51, who worked at the warehouse on Van Buren Ave in Lower Providence, was also ordered to pay $74,985 in restitution to Comcast as part of a plea agreement.
While Judge Joseph A. Smythe said that he might consider early termination of the probation once Kessler paid the restitution, prosecutors denied the defendant's admission to the county's Accelerated Rehabilitative Program (ARD), which would have allowed him to clear his record after his probationary period.
Kessler, who confessed to the thefts during a police interview, had sold 362 items since August of 2010. Police said that he would place an item for auction, take it from the Comcast inventory, and complete transactions to make it more difficult to track the loss.
For more information, on this case, visit the Times Herald website.


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4:30pm Tuesday 4th February 2014 in News By Wesley Rock
MANY Winchester residents are suffering damp problems because they cannot afford their energy bills, a meeting heard.
Housing chiefs met at the Guildhall on Tuesday (Feb 4) and were told that despite setting aside £300,000 a year to tackle condensation in council homes, it remains a problem.
Housing officer Andrew Kingston said the council's contractors had been "inundated" with damp when they carried out a recent survey. Mr Kingston said many tenants experience chronic condensation because they are not ventilating their homes properly.
"A lot of people cannot afford to have the heating on.
"You can insulate the house and put doubling glazing in, but then people become more obsessive about not letting the heat out.
"But there is a massive amount of moisture produced every day from normal living and you need to get rid of it, but for a lot of our tenants, energy costs are a very significant issue."
The council has produced an educational DVD on how to keep flats ventilated and they are also providing extraction fans - though they are not always used.
"A number of people with chronic condensation say they turn the fan off because it's running the electricity. Unfortunately, we cannot control the cost of energy," Mr Kingston said.
The problem is of particular concern in flats at Winnall and Stanmore.
Cllr Jamie Scott said: "When you have given them the extractor fans, and you've given them the DVD, then what? We know full well that in Stanmore the houses do not have proper felt under the tiles. The problem is not always that residents are keeping their windows closed."
Cllr Tony Coates, the city's housing chief, said that most social housing in the city has gas heating and double glazing and that extraction fans will be fitted in all new council homes as standard.
Work to address the ventilation problems will continue over the next six years.
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So, just how similar are Ivan Reitman's "No Strings Attached" and Will Gluck's "Friends With Benefits"? Well, at one time they were both titled "Friends With Benefits" and Screen Gems had to do some legal dancing to keep the title, forcing the Natalie Portman/Ashton Kutcher vehicle to change names.
And though we usually don't do the trailer mash-up thing, this one is pretty good and whaddya know, in trailer form at least, these movies are still pretty much exactly the same. Both focusing on fuckbuddy relationships that turn romantic, with story arcs, characters and hell, even shots being duplicated in both pretty much note for note. That said, "No Strings Attached" was pretty bad and we are holding out hope that "Friends With Benefits" might better if only because Will Gluck scored so handily with the hilarious "Easy A" last year.
"No Strings Attached" is on DVD so you can rent it before "Friends With Benefits" comes out on July 22nd and see if you can spot the differences or similarities. It'll be the cinematic version of those funny pages puzzles in the daily newspaper. [via Vulture]
Jen | July 17, 2011 6:03 AM
Yah they might be similar but who cares! Both movies are going to be awesome! NSA is by far my most favorite and this one is going to be 10x more raunchy! All 4 great actors! Not complaining!
padre | June 30, 2011 11:56 AM
Timberlake is now a movie star. Young Hercules better watch out. JT is creeping up on him. You can never leave the gangs and JT is here to prove to Young Herc that once a mouseketeer, always a mouseketeer. Mouse for life!
Brett | June 30, 2011 9:21 AM
I liked Combat Hospital more when it was called MASH.
brett | June 30, 2011 7:56 AM
I have seen both and Friends With Benefits is much better. Both the leads really go for it, plus they have help from a hilariously gay Woody Harrelson, Jenna Elfman, and another great performance from Richard Jenkins.
JT and Kunis have much better chemistry, too. But really, Portman was going up against Ashton Kutcher, so I could see how that film was devoid of charisma.
Wunderbar | June 30, 2011 5:56 AM
Different Head, Same Monster.


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ELIZABETHTOWN — In an area that faced heavy flooding this week, waters were subsiding and conditions seemed to be returning to normal by Saturday morning — at least for the time being.
Some roads that had been closed in the Town of Elizabethtown had been reopened by Saturday afternoon, Highway Superintendent Mike Drew said.
"The people that I evacuated are back where they were," Drew said.
However, several roadways were still closed Saturday, including Hurricane Mountain Lane in Elizabethtown; Trout Pond Road in Chesterfield; Alden Pond and Loukes Lane in Essex; Clark Lane in Jay; Beede Lane, Holt Road and St. Huberts Road in Keene; Carlott Road and Trout Pond Road in Lewis; and Northwoods Club Road in Minerva.
County Route 10 in Lewis was closed between Hurley Road and State Route 22 in Wadhams. The Bartlett Bridge in Keene was closed, with a detour available on the Limekiln Road. The upper portion of Lincoln Hill Lane in Jay was flooded and impassable.
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That was Thursday evening, when, Jennings said, "it was a little scary."
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A 13-year-old boy suffered facial injuries after he was punched by two hooded robbers who stole his wallet in Banbury.
The victim and a 12-year-old boy were robbed in the Hillview recreation ground on Thursday at about 8.45pm.
One robber is described as white, aged between 16 and 18, wearing a dark hooded top and dark trousers. The other is mixed race, wearing a dark hooded top.
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Gorgeous Alpine Home! Hot Tub, Close to 5 Ski Resorts! in Keystone
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2½
- sleeps 12
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,400 - $ 4,200 / week
$ 2,800 - $ 5,600 / month
vacation rental description
This amazing mountain retreat in Summit Cove is 2 miles from Keystone and within 15 minutes of 4 other ski mountains. The home has 3000 square feet with luxurious, spacious bedrooms and a fenced-in backyard on one-half acre. The interior is painted in beautiful rustic tones with new leather furniture and large/comfortable beds. Wood floors with an open floor plan that is perfect for entertaining! Gorgeous private & custom Arctic Spa Hot Tub that fits 6-8 people. You may not even want to leave the house! And when all the powder comes...you always have access to the two-car garage by entry
LOCATION IS KEY - we are 1 of 3 houses on a private Cul-de-Sac (look
up Grey Fox Lane on mapquest).
- Only 50 yards from the trailhead with miles & miles of stunning
hiking, mountain biking, and cross-country skiing.
- Only 200 yards away from the bus stop (free Summit Stage taking you
to all of the ski resorts/etc).
- Only a 5-10 minute bike ride to 100+ miles of fabulous paved bike
paths winding around Lake Dillon
to Frisco and Breckenridge.
- The world class Keystone Ranch golf course can be seen from the
front porch.
BEDROOMS (all upstairs):
Bedroom #1 - King Bed & Full size Crib/Day Bed (The Master Bedroom)
Bedroom #2 - Queen Bed & Twin-sized Futon (The Snowshoe Room)
Bedroom #3 - Queen Bed (The New England Room)
Bedroom #4 - Queen Bed & Twin-sized Futon (The Colorado Room)
There is an available inflatable Queen-sized mattress. A Pack-n-Play is also available.
Keystone - 2.5 mi
Arapahoe Basin - 8 mi
Breckenridge - 9 mi
Copper - 15 min
Loveland - 15 min
Vail/Beaver Creek - 30-40 min
Lake Dillon within 1 mile.
Neighborhood Irish Pub (Cala Inn) & Pizza Delivery within 1 mile.
Ski/Bike rentals - multiple within 5 miles.
Supermarket/Movie Theater/Blockbuster within 10 mi.
Starbucks/Cold Stone Ice Cream/Blue Moon Bakery within 10 mi.
Dillon Marina and Amphitheater - within 10 min.
Fly Fishing on Blue River - within 5 min.
Silverthorne Outlet Stores - 10-15 mi.
Four worldclass golf courses within 10 mi.
More than 30 incredible local restaurants within 10 mi!
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 08-27-2014 at 5:56 PM.
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5 Diamond Lodging 970-513-4500
house rental amenities
This gorgeous alpine Colorado mountain retreat just beckons for gatherings... it offers extremely easy access to stunning trails for morning walks or afternoon strolls, intimate conversation in the fine Italian leather chairs in front of the warm fireplace, restful and relaxing recovery in the custom Arctic Spa hot tub situated amongst the blue spruce and underneath the stars next to the outdoor fireplace, lazy evenings with movies in the ultra-comfortable reclining leather sofa with the home theater system, incredibly restful nights with new pillow mattresses and high quality bedding, and the perfect location within Summit County to enjoy it all!
For a family vacation you will never forget, come to Dillon and learn why many people come here for the world class skiing, but move here because of the year 'round beauty!
Accommodation and Amenities for this vacation house rental in Dillon,
Floor Area: 3000 sq. ft
Location Type: mountain/ski resort/lake
Theme: adventure, luxury, romance
General Basic Amenities:
Central Heating
Towels/Linens Provided
Local Activities Guide/Restaurant Dining Guide/Local Maps
Alarm Clock
Telephones with Free Long Distance
Outdoor Hot Tub
Indoor Jacuzzi Tub
Ceiling Fans
Gas Fireplace
50 in. wide screen HDTV
iPod/MP3 hook-up to stereo
Gas Stove
Ice Maker
Gas Grill
Gourmet Coffee Maker
Gourmet Coffee Grinder
Quality Cephalon Cookware/Bakeware/Utenstils
Dining: Dining Room and Separate Breakfast Nook
Seating for 12+ people
4 Televisions with Digital Cable
Musics CDs
DVD Player
Stereo System
DVD Video Library
VCR Player
Music Library
Internet Access:
Secure wireless access with password provided
Broadband wire connection also available
HP Printer available
2 car attached garage with access codes
1/4 acre fenced-in backyard
Private custom Arctic Spa hot tub (6-8 people)
4+ garden chairs
4 beach chairs
suitable for elderly or infirm
pets considered
non smoking only
children welcome
activities and attractions in Keystone Colorado
Activities (on site and nearby):
Golf (4 worldclass golf courses).
Shopping (Silverthorne outlets 10 min away).
Rafting (Multiple local guiding companies on Colorado and Arkansas
Rivers and more).
Sailing (Lake Dillon marina 5 minutes away).
Biking (Plentiful, including paved ride around Lake Dillon right from
the house).
Mountain Biking (50 yards from the front door).
Cross Country Skiing (50 yards from the front door and four local
golf courses).
Downhill/Alpine Skiing (Need I say more?).
Sledding/Tubing (Keystone day and night as well as other ski resorts).
Hiking (50 yards from the front door).
Fishing/Fly Fishing (Blue River 5 minutes away).
Fitness Center/Gym (Multiple).
Live Theatre (Lake Dillon Amphitheater and Play House).
Horseback Riding (Multiple local guide and rental services).
Snowmobiling/ATV (Multiple local guide and rental services).
vacation rental rates
Jan 03-Apr 07 .. $375/nt (5 nt min) ($2275/week)
Apr 08-Jun 28 .. $300/nt (3 nt min) ($1750/week) ($275/nt or $1400/wk- Apr 16-May 21)
Jun 29-Aug 19 .. $350/nt (5 nt min) ($2100/week)
Aug 20-Nov 20 .. $275/nt (2 nt min) ($1400/week)
Thanksgiving .. $400/nt (4 nt min) ($2275/week)
Dec 01-Dec 19 .. $300/nt (3 nt min) ($1750/week)
Dec 20-Jan 02 .. $675/nt (5 nt min) ($4200/week)
$175 Cleaning Fee/$300 Damage Deposit/9.65% Tax on all rentals/$300 Pet Deposit
**2 night stays permissible if last minute (please inquire)**
Summer Holidays (Independence Day) - $350/nt or $2200/wk;
Other Winter Holidays (Martin Luther King Day, Presidents Day) - $400/nt or $2400/wk
We accept all major credit cards and take payments through PayPal. Also can do
checks and direct deposits.
A 25% deposit will reserve your dates, and the remainder is due 30
days before arrival (45 days before holiday stays).
5 Diamond Lodging 970-513-4500
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 Keystone
- Go skiing or snowboarding!
- Bike ride around Lake Dillon
- Go sailing on Lake Dillon
- Hiking right from the house!
- Go white water rafting!
Top things to do on a budget
- Biking
- Hiking
- Walking around the Marina
- Free Music Festivals
- Just sit in the hot tub!
Top things to do with a family
- Skiing/Snowboarding
- Picnic in the mountains
- Sit around the fireplace
- Watch an outdoor concert
- Walk on the trails right by the house!
5 Diamond Lodging , owner


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