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The Apple Oasis in Kailua-Kona
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,695 - $ 2,695 / week
$ 10,780 - $ 10,780 / month
vacation rental description
2-bedrooms with 3 large sofas.
. Handicapped accessible and wheelchair friendly.
This unique location offers beautiful surf breaking views from every
room of the house. The old Hawaii atmosphere OF Koa wood and vaulted
ceilings create an open and spacious feeling of aloha and royalty.
There is plenty of space and privacy for everyone. The "APPLE OASIS"
includes a peaceful and serene private lawn and waterfall just feet
away from the shoreline.
The house location is a perfect starting point for nearby activities
and day trips. Located in an ideal spot overlooking the best
snorkeling beach on the island, Kahaluu Beach Park. There is a great
view of the parks' popular surf break from the lanai where you can
watch the local surfers all day long. Five minutes away you will find
The Outrigger Hotel, complete with restaurants an ocean view bar with
live local music, spa and swimming pool etc.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 08-9-2014 at 2:38 PM.
email owner view full calendar
Richard Applebaum 808-756-8889
house rental amenities
Amenities - washer, dryer, linens provided, driveway plus off street
parking, hammocks, waterfall, yard, two full baths plus an outdoor hot
and cold shower.
Beds - king, Queen
Entertainment - cable TV( both bedrooms and living-room) DVD, VCR, CD
player, high-speed internet WI-FI, free long distance telephone.
Kitchen - full kitchen, dishwasher,microwave, toaster, toaster-oven,
coffee-maker, catering available.
Outdoor features - oceanfront lanai, large gas BBQ grill, dining
tables, lounge chairs, waterfall, hammocks and outdoor hot and cold
Full service property managers are always available for any questions
or emergencies.
activities and attractions in Kailua-Kona The Big Island
You will love lounging in your private seaside palm grove looking out
over the KAHALUU BAY surf break. The tranquil privacy and natural
beauty is rhythmically enhanced by the constant sounds of the breaking
waves on your very own private oceanfront shoreline.
Without leaving the property, you can enjoy snorkeling, swimming,
diving, shore fishing, sunbathing, hammock laying, sunset watching and
kayaking. It will truly be your own private vacation home for romantic
getaways, family vacations, reunions, retreats and weddings.
Within one mile of the property you'll find a shopping center with
grocery stores, drug store, fantastic restaurants, luxury shopping,
health/facial/nail spas, movie theaters, tennis courts and hotels
providing delicious Sunday morning buffets and live local
entertainment. Another mile away are world class golf courses,
genuine Hawaiian Luaus, dive shops, snorkel and dive excursion boats,
big game fishing boats, kayaks, canoes and surfboard rentals.
vacation rental rates
$385.00Per Night (5-day minimum) $2,695.00Per week plus sales tax
(13.25 % Plus $180.00 cleaning fee plus refundable security deposit
$500.00. Rates may increase during Winter Holiday and Iron Man Competition.
High Season Rates
November 23 - March 15
$420.00 Night min. 7 Nights
Richard Applebaum 808-756-8889
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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Fall Learning Community: Digital Scholarship
From site: Gould Library
Faculty and staff are invited to share their experience with and questions about digital scholarship in this fall's learning community.
This event takes place each week on Friday from October 25th, 2013 to November 8th, 2013.
This event occurs on:
- Friday, October 25th, 2013
- Friday, November 1st, 2013
- Friday, November 8th, 2013
Fall 2013: Digital Scholarship, Part I
Meetings are Fridays during weeks 2,
4, 6, 7, and 8 from 8:30-9:30 a.m. More details are available on the learning communities web site.
- Overview of Digital Scholarship, September 27
- Image Collections and Online Exhibits: Discovery to Dissemination, October 25
- Digital History Projects with Audio and Video, November 1 (rescheduled from October 11)
- Media Rich Publishing Platforms, November 8
There will also be at least one joint meeting of the St. Olaf and Carleton Learning Communities
- Winter: TBA
- Spring: Tuesday, April 8, 4:30-6:00 p.m. at St. Olaf
Registration for the fall learning community is now open. Please fill out this short form http://bit.ly/15mEXZ3 to reserve your spot. Logistics aside, if you see a single session you would like to participate in, please feel free to join us. Likewise, sign up even if you cannot commit to all meetings of the fall session.
Vital details:
Meetings are Fridays during weeks 2, 4, 6, and 8 from 8:30-9:30 a.m. in the Weitz Center LOME (lounge over main entrance), in close proximity to the Weitz Cafe.
Participants are encouraged to bring a laptop or other wireless device. A small number of iPads will be loaned to those without their own device. (It helps to sign up so we may have the right number available.)
You can learn more about both the Carleton and St. Olaf learning communities at the following sites:
- Carleton: http://blogs.carleton.edu/learningcommunity/
- St. Olaf: http://pages.stolaf.edu/ipad-lc/
Additional opportunities:
All members of the Carleton faculty and staff are invited to join the St. Olaf learning communities as well. The two schedules overlap and complement each other. See their web site for more details.
Don't miss the LTC Teaching & Technology Showcase on Thursday, November 7, from 3pm-5pm in the Weitz Larson Room!
If you have questions or we can provide any further information or clarification, please contact Carly Born (cborn), Kristin Partlo (kpartlo), or Susan Hoang (shoang), or Paula Lackie (plackie).
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Dr. Roger Pieroni
Dept. Chair/Foreign Language-Associate Professor French
Olmsted Hall 351
Roger Pieroni earned his B.A. in American civilization from the Université de Clemont II (France) and his M.A. and Ph.D. in French literature from Indiana University. Dr. Pieroni teaches French language classes at all levels,| courses on French and Francophone literatures and civilizations, and translation. His research interests deal with modern fiction, post-colonial issues, and foreign language program assessment. Dr. Pieroni is also a professional translator.
Dr. Patricia Andueza
Assistant Professor/Spanish
P. Lorena Andueza has a Ph.D. and a M.A. degree in Hispanic Linguistics from The Ohio State University. She also earned a bachelor's degree in Hispanic Philology in University of Deusto (Spain) and a Master's degree from the| University of Antonio Nebrija (Spain) in Teaching Spanish as a Second Language. Her research centers on Hispanic Pragmatics, Semantics and Syntax. She teaches Spanish and Hispanic Linguistics courses in the department of Foreign Languages, and courses in Language Acquisition and Methodology in the department of Education.
Dr. Erica Cefalo
Mrs. Ann Baker
Assistant Professor/Spanish
Olmsted Hall 352
Ann Baker, assistant professor of Spanish, earned her B.A. degree in Spanish Education from Purdue University and her M.A. from the University of Evansville. She has been on the faculty at UE for over twenty-five years. A member| of Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Delta Pi Education Honor Society and Phi Sigma Iota, the international foreign language honor society, she has served as the faculty advisor for Phi Sigma Iota since the chapter was established at UE. In 2000, she was the recipient of the Exemplary Teacher Award given by the General Board of Higher Education of the United Methodist Church. She also received the Dean's Award for Teaching Excellence.
Mrs. Cindy Crowe
Olmsted Hall 357
A native of Evansville, Cindy Crowe, instructor of Spanish, earned both her B.A. and her M.A. from UE. She holds a professional, life license in Spanish and has previously taught English at a business college in Mexico and worked| as a Spanish and English language trainer for a global business. Since 2005, she has taught Spanish at UE. She serves on the board of a local nonprofit and on the vestry for Trinity Anglican Church and is also a member of the Newburgh History Club.
Dr. Fusae Ekida
Assistant Professor/Japanese
Olmsted Hall 360
Fusae Ekida is an assistant professor of Japanese, who is running the Japanese Studies Program. She is originally from Yamaguchi, Japan. With a M.A. in Foreign Language Education at the Ohio State University, she had taught Japanese| language at a various universities including Purdue University and University of Michigan. She earned a M.A. and a Ph.D. in Japanese Literature at the University of Washington. She has a wide range of research interests, starting from historical linguistics to Japanese classical literature.
Dr. John Meredig
Assistant Professor/German & Russian
Olmsted Hall 359
John Meredig received his Ph.D. in Slavic Linguistics with a minor in Germanic Linguistics from the University of Illinois-Urbana/Champaign in 1997. He has Masters degrees in Slavic Linguistics from Illinois and in Russian from| Middlebury College. He holds a B.S. in Wildlife Ecology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and was later certified to teach high school German. His chief interests are historical/comparative linguistics and the evolution of language, and he has done numerous translations from Russian to English. Other major interests include ecology, birding, lepidoptery, and sylviculture.
Dr. Chris Mohn
Associate Professor/Spanish
Olmsted Hall 356
M. Chris Mohn earned her Ph.D. in Spanish Literature from the University of Kansas, her M.A. in Spanish Literature from Wichita State University, and her B.A. in Foreign Languages from Fort Hays State University. She is an Associate Professor of Spanish| at the University of Evansville, where she teaches all levels of language, literature and culture. Her research focuses on 20th and 21st century peninsular narrative, in particular the works of the contemporary Spanish author Álvaro Pombo. In 2010 she received the Dean's Teaching Award and was designated a University of Evansville Global Scholar for the year 2010-11.
Dr. Lesley Pleasant
Associate Professor/German
Olmsted Hall 355
Lesley C. Pleasant received her A.B. from Dartmouth and M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Virginia. Her interests include German theater/drama, the divided Germany (specifically, Sarah Kirsch, Heiner Mueller, and Wende authors and| filmmakers) and film (especially Bergfilme and postnational Heimatfilme). She teaches all levels of German language, literature and culture at the University of Evansville.
Dr. Diana Rodriguez Quevedo
Assistant Professor/Spanish
Diana Rodríguez Quevedo received her Ph.D. in Spanish – Latin American Literature from the University of Toronto. Prior to coming to the University of Evansville, she taught at the University of Toronto and was a Visiting Assistant Professor at| Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University for one year. She has taught a wide variety of courses that include elementary to advanced Spanish, Latin American culture and civilization, Spanish conversation, business Spanish, and Latin America literature. Her research focuses on non-canonical texts of Latin America, such as testimonio narratives and songs. Her dissertation examined texts dealing with the phenomenon of forced internal displacement in the 20th and 21st centuries in Colombia.
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Drew David (4) of Kaneland drives past Cody Monson of Lisle. | Jon Cunningham~For Sun-Times Media
It wasn't exactly David vs. Goliath, but the little guy doesn't always win.
Class 3A Kaneland spotted 1A Newark a 1-0 lead Thursday thanks to a technical foul for a coach's error involving the scorebook, but the Knights made it clear early they had their coach Brian Johnson's back.
The Knights reeled off 11 straight points, led 15-3 after one quarter and 18-3 two minutes into the second on the way to a 54-35 quarterfinal victory at the 50th annual Plano Christmas Classic.
The Knights (6-4) will meet the winner of a late quarterfinal match between Ottawa and Seneca.
"It is nice to get off to a fast start and make them fight to get back in the game, which they did, to their credit," Johnson said. "But we were able to get some turnovers and knock down some shots against their (3-2 extended) zone and that helped."
The other key was the defensive job Kaneland senior forward Dan Miller did on Norseman standout Brett Anderson, who was limited to four first-half points and six through three quarters.
"We put Dan on the best player every game," Johnson said. "Sometimes he guards a 6-4 guy (like Anderson), sometimes it's 5-10, sometimes 6-6. (Miller) has no slow in him. His motor is always running.
"That, and it was a collective (defensive) effort for a player like Brett Anderson. To be able to have success against a guy like that, you need five guys."
Newark battled to within 26-18 by outscoring the Knights 15-11 in the second quarter and scored the first two baskets of the third quarter to cut the deficit to four (26-22), but the Knights answered and pulled away.
Tyler Carlson led the way with 16 points but Kaneland also claimed a 33-12 advantage on the boards.
"We shot real poorly (31 percent, including 1-for-11 beyond the arc)," Newark coach Rick Tollefson said. "They were very physical with Brett and we just didn't shoot the ball well. We missed free throws, missed layups.
"I thought we played with a lot of energy in the second half and got back into it, but with a team like ours that's not very deep, you expend a lot of energy doing that."
The night before, Newark had beaten Kaneland's Northern Illinois Big 12 East rival Yorkville, and Johnson saw them down Sycamore and lose to Hampshire in overtime at Thanksgiving.
"They played hard and we knew it was gonna be tough coming in," Carlson said. "We wanted to speed the game up and Dan Miller was face-guarding 50 (Anderson) most of the game. We knew he was a good player and (Miller) did a great job on him."
Nine fourth-quarter points gave Anderson 15 for the night, but the next highest scorer for the Norsemen (8-5) was Kenny Hume, who had six.
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The debate over gun control is fierce and the opinions are strong, but one thing almost 90 percent of Americans agree on is support for universal background checks. FOX 9 News spoke with Kory Krause, owner of Frontiersman Sports, about how those affect business.
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It is a federal law that all gun store owners must do a background check on someone when they buy a weapon. But, if you buy your gun privately or at a gun show, you don't have to go through the check. That means up to 40% of gun purchases don't require a background check.
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There are a lot of questions about how this process works and how reliable it is in keeping guns out of the hands of the wrong people. Krause explains the steps he goes through when someone comes in to buy a gun, what they have to do, what he does next and the reaction he gets from people if they are denied.
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Main negative was the appallingly slow and unreliable and very expensive internet connection - a major source of aggravation to us.
This apart, this was definitely 6* luxury, the cabin was very spacious, very quiet and the balcony plenty big enough for two to sit and dine. and the crew were friendly, courteous, attentive. We can't wait for next time.


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The complete list of 007memo's 110 LIES, NB's most prolific liar.
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Done. Done. Done. 110 lies are NewsBusters. Got to be some kind of record.
Lies -1. there are powerful organizers behind the town hallers 2. The Taliban are addicting American soldiers on cheap Heroin... - Must be some magical heroin that cannot be detected by urinalysis that U.S forces have been subjected to for 30 years 3. those speaking against healthcare reform at the townhalls are rather dimwittedly repeating idiotic talking points fed to them by shameless, propogandist, anti-Americans. 4. Social Security is not almost bankrupt, nor is Medicare, nor Medicaid. 5. MSNBC...have the coveted 18 to 54 year old demographic watching them. - I linked to the truth. No response. 6. Bush and Cheyney made one of the widest, if not the widest, ranging Executive Branch power grabs in US History. 7. Proper Healthcare is a Right... 8. Bush's entire presidency was a spectacular failure. 9. Bush...proved America couldn't depend on a "Republican" government to aid in a crisis. 10. Joe Wilson is lying. 11. There has not been a single instance of voter fraud in this country (illegal aliens registering to vote) - Restless1 proved this was a lie. Here too. 12. Palin is a plain liar... 13. Obama never said unemployment wouldn't go over 8%. - His administration did. 14. ...the dissembling presented by this blogger, Noel Sheppard....the propaganda perpatrated on this blog - Mr. Sheppard is a liar now? 12. the right wing press was...trumping up nonsensical accusations about Acorn 13. your claims that "he taught community organizing for ACORN'...you're just repeating propaganda lies... - "Through both funding and personal-leadership training, Obama supported ACORN." --- NRO 14. ...that any more than 10's of thousands of teapartiers showed up in DC. No one presented that evidence since it simply did not exist - 9/12/2009 protest in Washington D.C. 200,00 extra people rode the metro. "those lower six-figure figures (anywhere from 100,000 to about 250,000) seem to be pretty plausible." - Reason 15. Al Qaeda was not in Iraq before US troops got there... - NB covered this in 2008. Ask Abu Musab al-Zarqawi where he was before the invasion. Oops. Can't. We killed him. 16. We always were, and still are, fighting a civil war there. (Iraq) 17. ...we went to war based on the speculations of unnamed officials in the Bush Administration... All of Bush's reasons for going to war turned out to be false (or lies...
18. There was no Yellow Cake Uranium from Niger in Iraq either. - No one said there was. Saddam was SEEKING Yellow Cake from Niger. 19. Don't believe in AGW? You are a flat earther. Really. Honest. Serious. All of you are flat earthers. Did I mention you are all flat earthers? Flatty flat flat flat earthers. 20. The jury is not out on Climate Change science. - Lying about AGW is his forte. He repeats this claim in various forms more than any other lie. 21. The Bush Administration released a report...determined unequivocally that oil speculators were responsible for the spike in oil prices - The CFTC reported it. Congress created the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) in 1974 as an independent agency 22. Idiot son Georgie cowered in Texas behind the walls of his National Guard Barracks...
23. He's not a licensed plumber (Joe the plumber) - You don't have to be licensed if you work for a licensed plumber in Ohio.
24. he didn't tell the truth (Joe the plumber)- Really? Anyone know what that was?25. Lieberman said the exact same thing about McCain that Biden said about Obama - (referring to Biden saying Obama will be tested within 6 months in office) 26. Teabag protesters Neo Cons Faux News neocons wing nuts 27. He was sitting in a classroom with schoolchildren on 9/11 reading "My Pet Goat". When told by Andrew Card that "the second World Trade Center tower had been hit and that America was under attack", he sat there frozen for 7 minutes, not having any idea what to do in the circumstance - Were the President's thoughts broadcast? How did the liar 007memo know? 28. You've called me a liar, but you have never proven me a liar. Not once. Not ever. - Except for the 30 here. Still counting... 29. Bush/Cheyney promote 90% heroin production in Afghanistan... 30. BTW, Bush failed in Iraq and Afghanistan... Bush failed in Iraq... 31. the Obama conspiracies are embraced by right wing media, Congresmen and Senators...do the 9/11 Truthers have a major media network like FOX, and countless rght wing talk radio hosts like Limbaugh, supporting and promoting the whacked out wing nut conspiracies? Not to mention the despicable right wing Congressmen and Senators that promote the lies. 32. The respectable version...goes like this: The 9/11 attacks were merely an early strike in a war against the United States. This war is being carried out by something called Radical Islam, of which the al-Qaida terrorist network is one small branch....should not obscure the fact that it is a paranoid fantasy of the first order... 33. the paranoid conspiracy theorists currently in charge of American foreign policy continue to appear regularly on network television...
34. See, Durbin never actually "called our troops 'Nazis... 35. Dismissed as lies 8 points from reelman45. general company quickly proves all 8 dismissals were lies. 36. All Americans wanted Bush to succeed... 37. Severely edited Limbaugh misquotes. 38. Republicans are so inclusive in their white bread party... 39. 40. ...the Democratic party shed their racist southern wing to the Republican party in 1964 with that Civil Rights Act... ... The Racist Dems subsequently left the Democratic party for the Republican Party 41. Most of whom hate me and call me names, quite simply, because I have a different opinion than them... (Reffering to other posters) - No. Because you lie.
42. ...Rush Limbaugh is race baiting the racists... ... This is a favorite meme of Girlyman. He has said variations on this Rush is racist meme dozens of times. 43. But the fact remains that she wasn't a racist. (Margaret Sanger) - Oh yes she was. Another favorite meme of Girlyman. When Girlyman says the word facts, guaranteed what follows is a lie. 44. I find little "intellectual" honesty ... on this site. - Yea. We are all dishonest. This coming from the Girlyman that has lied 43 times with more coming.
45. You actually "perceive" that Fox isn't a propaganda arm of the Republican Party? 46. It was under the watchful eye of Bush and the Republican Congress that we became a debtor nation to China. - Anyone and Everyone is free to buy U.S Treasury bonds. Are we now to outlaw just one nation on the planet from holding our bonds? Of course, I said that in the original blog. Ignored. 47. Bush was weak in the world's leader's eyes. 48. 195,000 Killed/YR by Malpractice... - Yea, 3rd leading cause of death in the U.S if you believe him. I created a woodshed forum for this one. 49. I was under the impression that insurance companies rarely settle malpractice claims. It's been a few years since I visited this subject, but I used to know it intimately. - I know, he said impression but he used it to call another user a liar - more - We asked about an out of court settlement, but the attorneys said the Insurance Companies never settle medical malpractice cases out of court. Ding Ding Ding! LIE. Approximately 96% of the time, the victim''s lawyer and the doctor''s insurance claims adjuster will negotiate medical malpractice settlements out of court. 96% equals never now? 50. (Kathleen) Parker, was the darling of the right until she criticized Palin... 51. ...that fool Chavez. The Marxist Dictator that Bush built... 52. Bush cut taxes - the World Melted Down. 53. It's the Wall Street swindlers themselves that receive all of the aid.
54. I'm pretty sure of my stat that the middle class did not benefit significantly from those Reagan Tax Cuts. - Somebody check.
55. I'm also pretty sure the wealthiest 5% (or is it 1%) amassed 40% of the nations wealth by the year 2000, versus holding just 20% of that wealth in 1980. - Total Net Worth - Top 1% - 1983 > 33.8% --- 2007 > 34.6% Financial Wealth - Top 1% - 1983 > 42.9% 2007 > 42.7% IT WENT DOWN NOT DOUBLED. 56. How many of you still believe that those aluminum tubes were definitively for use in creating nuclear weapons? - Straw man. The U.N did not permit Iraq to import them as they COULD be dual use. 57. You do know that Wall Street is still an unregulated wild wild, west, don't you? 58. Lack of regulation and government oversight permitted Mortgage Companies to perpetrate this massive fraud. - Anyone know why we have a government? Looks like they don't pass any laws or regulations.
59. But you would be hard pressed to find many economists that wouldn't agree that the way out of the abyss was to spend, spend, spend. - So government won't regulate or pass laws but spending OK!!!! - more - Spending out of a recession and depression is considered sound theory... 60. ...it was our dependence on the free markets to make every economic wrong right that allowed the crash to happen in the first place.
61. 50% of mortgage applications were fraudulent. - Timespan for this lie? Nope. Looks like all of them for all time. Repeat that. The fact it that 50% of the mortgage applications processed by private morgage companies were fraudulent ... 50% the mortgage applications you process are fraudulent - This lie is repeated a lot.
62. As for cutting taxes, at times of crises, tax cuts are not considered stimulating.
63. All four branches of the Government at the time were Republican; The House, the Senate, Supreme Court and The President. - Is there a new constitution we did not hear about? 64. In Japan they have universal health care, it doesn't cost Toyota anything for health care... - It's important to note that the system is not 'free' as Americans seem to occasionally think. People are required to pay for the coverage. However, the cost is calculated on a sliding scale (very much like social security in the US) and it tops out... 65. untold millions of corporate dollars being sucked out and funneled to the Republican Party 66. He called Jack Bauer a liar (link or slink) when JB claimed 50,000 have been killed by CAFE standards. -- I linked. Girlyman slinked (no response) 67. And heavier SUV's don't translate to better safety for all of their drivers...
68. ...it was the "Free Markets" that nearly destroyed our Economy...
69. He is been spelling the former Vice President Cheney's name as Cheyney for a year and a half. Not so much a lie as a severe case of teh Stupids.
71. Tired of being called a flat earther? How about denier. Yes, just like the holocaust deniers.
72. ...the right wingers have convinced you people that all Scientists are Librul, therefore you can't believe what scientists say.
73. ...middle class wages have remained stagnant over the last 20 or more years. - I busted this lie here > How Laffer, Free-markets, and conservative economic policies have made the middle class stronger.
74. ...Newsbusters has to trump up nonsense as supposed proof of MSM liblrul bias.
75. ...he dismissed the evidence with "the Wall Street Journal isn't conservative". -- He quoted another user. I can't find that quote on this site.
76. There sure is a load of hate spewing from you "Christians".
77. ...since 2001 and there is less chance of an exaggerated backlash toward Muslim Americans now. - Can someone tell me when there was ever an exaggerated backlash?
78. ...the VFW, the largest Veterans group -- The American Legion is the nation's largest. http://www.legion.org/about
79. Napolitano never said any such thing. (Referring to veterans returning from the Middle East possibly being radical) - Her department put out the report that stated so. Napolitano said, "We do not mean to suggest that veterans as a whole are at risk of becoming violent extremists."
80. There was lack of regulation and lack of policing by the Federal Government - leaving BP to do as it pleased.
81. There are also Government regulations that BP failed to follow which caused this disaster. - Don't this contradict the statement in lie # 80?
82. ...the Bush Administrations goal and mission was to dismantle the very departments responsible for oversight and mitigation of this disaster...
83. You presented the opinon of Mark Levin as fact. -- Mr. Levin was reading DIRECTLY from the Clean Water Act as amended -- "The President shall institute means for the removal of an oil discharge and mitigation or prevention of the threat of a discharge..."
84. ...Bush decimated Environmenal agencies including MMS, that's a fact -- EPA Budget in 2001 $7.83 Billion. EPA Budget in 2009 $7.64 Billion. Personnel in 2001 17.5 thousand. Personnel in 2009 16.98 thousand. Sound like DECIMATED to you?
85. ...Bush decimated Environmenal agencies including MMS, that's a fact - Twofer. " The MMS is not an environmental agency. The Minerals Management Service (MMS), a bureau in the U.S. Department of the Interior..." from the MMS home page.
86. ...here at NB and many other righty sites I visit, acceptance of whacked out conspiracies as truth are routinely accepted, and celebrated.
87. A list of lies as well as Straw Man and other fallacious arguments masquerading as right wing conspiracy theories.
88. The guy simply makes no sense whatsoever. His rants are full of non sequiturs. He bizarrely draws parallels and conclusions that are thoroughly illogical. (Glenn Beck)
89. ...the NY Fed Bank (which is a private bank) - The Federal Reserve System is not "owned" by anyone and is not a private, profit-making institution. Instead, it is an independent entity within the government, having both public purposes and private aspects.
90. Dismisses outside sources from other users as racist or right wing. While he links to known sources of lies like Media Matters or the Southern Poverty Law Center.
91. We had a Republican president along with that Majority Congress for 7 of Bush's 8 years in office. We had a Republican Supreme Court for all of those years. - I musta been taught wrong. a six looks like this >>>> 6. So, after 14 years of a Republican controlled Congress... Wow, my schooling was way off. Twelve looks like this >>>> 12.
92. ...how important illegals are to the US Economy today and how they were even more important during times of full employment. Here's one example of that utter dependence... ... From their site: "Agriculture in the United States is dependent on an immigrant workforce... - Catch that? His own source says immigrant not illegal immigrant.
93. The only alternative Obama had was to throw money at the Economic Meltdown Crisis. - False Choice argument just like his hero Obama.
94. ...we should be offering Medicare for all since it is tremendously efficient - Is that why the President himself wants to eliminate $500 Billion in waste and fraud?
95. 9 years and counting - US still can't defeat 3rd world backwater. ... After 9 years you think you might get it through your thick skulls that this war ain't never gonna be won. - This is just bile raising. Nothing more.
96. ...try listening to Rush, Beck et als or go to a tea party meeting to find plenty of right wing racism.
97. US labor laws do not distinguish between legals and illegals, illegals must be paid minimum wage. -- Red Herring. They should not be hired at all. It is unlawful to hire an alien, to recruit an alien, or to refer an alien for a fee, knowing the alien is unauthorized to work in the United States. It is equally unlawful to continue to employ an alien knowing that the alien is unauthorized to work.
98. ...1972... That was the last time I voted for either a Republican or a Democrat, though I vote in every local, state, and national election. --- LOON. Must be tough being a loon in a country with a 2 party system.
99. Learn the law - illegals have the exact same rights as citizens. -- They have many of the same protections not rights. Illegal aliens can't vote or bear arms among other rights listed in the Constitution.
100. Too many lies about Sherrod to list.
101. ...it was during the Bush Administration that the Justice Department decided not to criminally prosecute any member of the NBP - Red Herring. They brought a civil suit. Oops. Turn it into a LIE time - it was the Bush DOJ that dropped the Criminal Case -- Make up your mind. Did the decline or drop the case?
102. No one has come forward to say they were intimidated by the NBP -
103. The Obama DOJ...succesfully obtained an injunction against Shabbazz. they did in fact get an injunction against him -- B-townGiant called this lie - The case against the NBPP was dropped AFTER THE GOVERNMENT WON THE CASE but prior to sentencing.
104. You mean Beck, Limbaugh and Hannity. Those three stooges?
105. ...Wall street is decidedly Republican. --- See my response and links there.
106. I've made my opinions clear about the corrupt McGreevy Adminsitration and NJ Dems on other pages of NB. -- Girlyman has never mentioned McGreevy at NewsBusters. EVAH.
107. ...the economy nearly melted down during the Christie Administration. -- Christie took office as Governor of New Jersey on January 19, 2010. So the economy melted down in the 7 months since Jan of this year?
108. So let' not pretend that this is anything but a flack propoganda piece, as dictated to Newsbuster blogger, Matt Cover - Calling another contributor a liar.
109. And if Obama hadn't stepped in to save GM, GM would have ceased to exist. -- False Choice fallacious arguemnt. I dispelled it here.
110. I try not to call commenters names unless they call me names first. - Full list of his insults in that very forum >>> ...you are as clueless...disjointed, idiotic rebuttal is, well, idiotic...his idiocy...a deranged stalker idiot...stalker trool...offensive, juvenile and whacked...epic fail...nutty claim...preposterous...monkeys fly out of jwf's buttal...whacked out wing nuts... wing nutty...Captain of Wing Nutty...whacked out wing nutty pronouncements...crawl out of his hole...wing nutty views...your stinky carp "Kentucky Tuna"...faux macho, psuedo patriotism...wing nut crap...impotent, cowardly blowhard... wing nut...wing nut...wing nuts...He's whacked...supreme, dissembling charlatan...two bit racist accusations...wing nutty website...sheer idiocy...pure idiocy...no innelectul honesty...simply dumb...supreme idiot...psuedo jounalists at Fox...wing nuts...you are an idiot...Stupid is as stupid does...stone cold idiots... two trools...shoddy... Faux Friends Show...trools...most preposterous conspiracy crap...


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By SUSAN TOBIAS, Pinch of Time
---- — Fall is my favorite time of year. Nature is so beautiful with leaves turning orange, red and yellow; the days are sunny, and the nights are cool.
Nature can also be quirky, to say the least.
For the past three or four years, I have been watching a "thing" growing in our very tall pine tree. Each year I would tell Toby there was something weird about that tree, and he'd tell me it was only a bird's nest and to forget about it.
This year was no different. All summer I kept an eye on this "thing" in our tree. Finally I could ignore it no longer. I took a picture and sent it to the local Cooperative Extension asking if they knew what it was. The reply was that it looked like a squirrel's nest.
I hated to disagree, but I had never seen a squirrel's nest that looked like that, stayed around from year to year and grew larger each summer.
A week ago, I took my usual stroll around the yard, checked out the "thing" in the tree and was surprised to see that the limb it was attached to had begun to sag and looked like it was going to break. Well, that was it. Time to cut that "thing" down.
After telling Toby what I was planning, he said he would go up the tree and saw the limb, probably because he remembers me climbing a ladder once before and falling flat on my back while standing at the top. He also said something about not wanting "it" to drop on his face and be attacked by something.
As he sawed, I waited underneath. With a "crack," the limb let go and down came the "thing." It weighs about 20 pounds, is 33 inches from top to bottom and more than 5 feet around. As I carried it back to the house, I still had no idea what we had.
It nearly filled the wheelbarrow when I laid it down. It is shaped like a very large hornets nest, small pine boughs on one side with no needles, and a few green boughs on the other side with some greenery, but all in all a very complicated, intertwined conglomeration of branches.
Seeking an answer to this mystery, I posted it on Facebook. My esteemed colleague Gordie Little left a note saying he had seen one before and even written a column about it a long time ago but could not remember the name. Well, as happens with us "old" folks, a short time later Gordie left me another note:
"Yes, yes, yes. It's all coming back to me now. Witches broom is the name we remember. It is a fungus or growth that happens on and in trees over time. They look like nests and are actually sometimes used as a nest by various birds…"
Gordie suggested I look it up on the Internet. Lo and behold, he was right. There were several pictures, none exactly like mine, but I got the general idea that I do have a witch's broom, or witches broom, depending on the possessive or the plural.
Can you imagine that? Me, a born-again Christian, growing a witch's broom in my yard? Needless to say, we're having a good laugh about it all. It just goes to show, even at 65, you are never too old to learn something new.
One last thought, as always, please be kind to each other. The world needs more kindness.
Susan Tobias lives in Plattsburgh with her husband, Toby. She has been a Press-Republican newsroom employee since 1977. The Tobiases have six children, 18 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. They enjoy traveling to Maine and Colorado, and in her spare time, Susan loves to research local history and genealogy. Reach her by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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SERVICE PLUMBER - Must have exp. F/T, valid drivers license nec, with Blue Cross. Call: 215-968-1997, 7am-4pm.
RESTAURANT HELP All Positions Available. Apply in person at: Garden of Eatin, 964 Woodbourne Rd, Levittown, PA 19057
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MOVERS - Drivers/Hepers Experience preferred. Call: 215-672-7510
SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS Great pay! CDL required. Training available. SCHOOL BUS MONITOR Apply in person: 40 Industrial Dr, Willingboro, NJ. Call: 609-882-9500
RN/LPN - for personal care. Experience preferred, all shifts. 215-659-3900. EOE
DIESEL ENGINE/GENERATOR TECHNICIAN Must have 3-5 yrs exp on engine/ generators, along w/transfer switch knowledge. Must have a clean background & driving record. Immediate
SCHOOL CUSTODIAN Riverton School seeks P/T Custodian for position starting immediately. Send letter of interest/resume to: Superintendent, Riverton School, 600 Fifth Street, Rivert
DRIVER WANTED Minimum 2-3 years exp driving 20-26' box truck. EOE. To apply visit: www.unitedelectricjobs.com
CHHAs - with NJ license to work On-Call in Hospice & Med Ctr. Masonic Home, 902 Jacksonville Rd, Burlington, NJ; firstname.lastname@example.com or fax 609-239-3905 EOE
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSTS - Eves & wkd opptys to greet visitors, answering phones & office duties. Masonic Home, 902 Jacksonville Rd, Burlington, NJ; firstname.lastname@example.com
SCOOPER Wanted Part-time. Must have own car. $10/hr. + expenses. Call Scoopy Doo Pet Waste Removal at 215-396-2267
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Interested in sightseeing while working? Come travel with Sentara Healthcare! Float Registered Nurses NEEDED for MED/SURG, ICU or ED! Currently looking for applicants with a fl exi
EOE PURCHASING ASSISTANT MANAGER Apply online at: cbsd.org Employment Page by September 10, 2014 12 month, full time position Minimum of 3 years purchasing experience and knowledge
ACTIVITY PERSON - Small personal care, 20 hrs per wk. Some experience preferred. Call: 215-781-8700
DRIVERS WANTED FT/PT Busy taxi company in Lower Bucks needs drivers now. Please call: 215-333-1111
TRAINEE - Full time, entry level print shop. Looking for motivated individual. HS grand and vald license. 401k and Medical. Call bill at: 215-968-7900
BOOKKEEPER - F/T for a union electrical construction company in lower Bucks County. Must have construction accounting exp & able to work in a team environment. Maxwell expe
AUTO MECHANIC - Car, truck, inspection/emission & license. Needed for small shop, steady work. Upper Bucks. 267-843-0041
Seaside Park, NJ ocean block house, 2 BR, 1 BA, sleeps 8, all amenities, avail: 8-16, 8-23, 8-30. 973-822-1808
FALLS TWP. ASPEN FALLS Studios 1, 2 & 3 BR's from $635 Lg. floor plans & Pennsbury Schools!! 215-946-2052
DOYLESTOWN AREA Exceptionally Maintained Luxury Apartments 215-343-2289 1, 2 BR Garden Style Private Entrance Renovated Kitchens Washer/Dryer in Each Apt. Pool , Playground, Tenni
DOYLESTOWN Boro Twin 3BR, 1BA, off st. parking, beautiful yard, appliances, $1525/mo +utilities. 267-864-6171
MORRISVILLE 1 BR w/1½ BA . Heat included. Fenced yard. Available Now! $1095+/mo. Call 215-542-9804
BRISTOL , 2 BR, 1st floor, heat and water included, $995 per month. Call 267-918-6806
Pipersville 1/2 House . 2 BR, BA, LR, DR, kitchen, den, bsmt. No pets/No smoking. $1000+. Call 215-872-0525
TINICUM Escape to Bucks County - 3BR, 2BA Updated 1800's Tinicum Farmhouse 5 min to Frenchtown. Open floor plan, private veranda, on tow path overlooking colorful gardens and mean
PERKASIE Large 1 BR w/ Great View. Lots of Storage, Free Laundry, No Pets. $750/mo. Call: 215-257-5795
Bristol Boro The Jefferson, 2 to choose from! Cathedral ceilings, hardwood floors, beautiful units. $1150+ Call 215-788-4190
Seaside Park, NJ ocean block house, 2BR, 1BA, sleeps 8, all amenities,20% discount wks: 7-19 & 7-26. Other wks avail: 8-16, 8-23, 8-30. 973-822-1808
Yardley Boro 2BR, 1BA, 2 stories + bsmt, hardwood floors, no dogs, avail. Aug 15th, $1,225+. 215-431-7807
Southampton 55+ brand new luxury condo 2BR, 2 BA. All appliances, balcony, garage, storage, elevator. $1275+ condo fee. 215-783-2224
DOYLESTOWN AREA Exceptionally Maintained Luxury Apartments 215-343-2289 1, 2 BR Garden Style Private Entrance Renovated Kitchens Washer/Dryer in Each Apt. Pool, Playground, Tennis
Yardley Boro 2BR, 1BA, 2 stories + bsmt, hardwood floors, no dogs, avail. Sept 15th, $1,230+. 215-431-7807
FALLS TWP. ASPEN FALLS Studios 1, 2 & 3 BR's from $635 Lg. floor plans & Pennsbury Schools!! 215-946-2052
Warminster 1st flr house apt. Laundry room, fridge. All utilities included. Cable. $900/mo. Call 215-675-4468
DOYLESTOWN TWP . 2 BR, 1st floor, private parking, washer, dryer. No smoking/pets. 1.5 - 2 years lease required. 1.5 secuirty deposit $1130/mo Avail Aug. 15th. 215-290-4707
BRISTOL , 2BR, 1st floor, heat & water included, $995 per month. Call 267-918-6806
CROYDON 2nd Floor $150 Per Week. $400 To Move In. Call: 267-918-6806
Yardley Boro 2BR, 1BA, 2 stories + bsmt, hardwood floors, no dogs, avail. August 1st, $1,230+. 215-431-7807
BRISTOL, 2BR, 1st floor, heat & water included, $995 per month. Call 267-918-6806
WRIGHTSTOWN Efficiency 1 Room Includes Sleeping Area, LR, FP, Closet, Small Kitchen, BA. Private Entrance & Parking. $800/mo. includes utilities & cable. 267-688-73
BURLINGTON CITY nice 2BR, new carpeting, 1st flr unit, washer, dryer, $950 mo + utilities. Call 609-543-2322
LANGHORNE Oxford Crossing. No pets. 2 BR, 2 ½ BA, LR, DR, bsmt Avail Aug. $1400+. 215-757-9624
Villages at Buckingham. 3 BR, 2½ BA, 1 car gar Granite & cherry kitchen $2400 + utilities. firstname.lastname@example.com David Clymer, 215-595-3388. Keller Willilams 215-631-1900.
Plumsteadville Nice 1 bedroom apartment, country setting. $1050.00 mo includes utilities. 215-439-8459
VENDING BUSINESS Turnkey operation. Chalfont area. Work 1 day a week make $400 to $500. $58K. New deluxe machines. 215-794-0397
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Disney Themed Home, Rock-Slide Pool, Mini-Golf, etc in Anaheim
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2
- sleeps 14
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community nice, safe
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,994 - $ 3,150 / week
Anaheim House deals
stays between: 8/26/14 & 12/31/14
deal expires in: 6 days
Labor Day Special
SAVE BIG and get $100 off per per night on remaining 2014 dates
- $499 $399/night (20% off)
deal# DPD9CF
vacation rental description
This Disney-themed home is much more than a vacation property. Your entire family will enjoy the in-ground heated pool with rock slide and waterfalls, the 4-hole miniature golf course, and the outdoor BBQ grill and eating area. Your kids will especially enjoy the retro-style Mickey clubhouse, Disney-themed theater/entertainment area (with stage, costumes, karaoke, Wii games, movies, bean bags), Undersea bedroom (with Nemo, Ariel, and castle) and 'Neverland' bedroom (with Peter Pan, Tinkerbell and Pirate ship). Gather the family around the 55 inch HDTV flatscreen in the living room (plus two others) for Movie Night (DVD Movie Library, cable TV). Other conveniences provided, like wireless internet access, washer/dryer, gorgeous kitchen, dining room table, new furniture throughout and much, much more!
More surprises in store for your kids (call to ask).
Call now and ask for Kori (that's me). A truly memorable Disney Vacation awaits!
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property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 09-2-2014 at 2:07 PM.
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Kori Egland 1888-619-9909
house rental amenities
- Amazing Pool with rock slide and waterfalls
- Mickey clubhouse
- 4-Hole mini golf course
- Outdoor BBQ area with Shade, lights, bar, stools, etc.
- Disney themed living room, bed rooms and play room
- Play room for the kids with Wii, movies, stage, karaoke, 55" TV
- Wireless Internet access
- 55" Flatscreen in living room
- Tons of movies to choose from
- Huge kitchen with granite countertops
- Usual appliances, pots and pans, AND pancake griddle (yum)
- Extra blankets, towels, etc.
- Central Air
- Surprises for the kids...truly unique...they'll love 'em! Call to ask.
activities and attractions in Anaheim Los Angeles Area
This house is just 2 miles from Disneyland and California Adventure! You will be very close to the 57 and 91 freeways with quick access to nearby beaches. Knott's Berry farm and Soak City are just minutes away. Discovery Science Center, local shopping, fun dining and fine dining are all just around the corner. If you are up for a drive, Universal Studios, Legoland, San Diego Zoo and Wild Animal Park are all a ton of fun for the whole family!
vacation rental rates
$499 Per Night Low Season
$525 Per Night Peak Season
...7th Night Always Free! Credit Cards Accepted
$30 per day for pool heating
$200 1-time cleaning fee
Kori Egland 1888-619-9909
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 Anaheim
- Disneyland and California Adventure
- Huntington Beach (many others too)
- Knott's Berry Farm & Soak City
- Catch a baseball game (Angels) or hockey game (Ducks)
- Shop at one of several gorgeous outdoor malls.
Top things to do on a budget
- Stay here and your kids won't want to leave! That's saving.
- Visit one of many world class beaches!
- Take a real undersea adventure at the Long Beach aquarium
- Find a fun way to learn at the Discovery Science Center
- Swing on down to Rubys Diner...classic California!
Top things to do with a family
- Spend a day at Catalina island
- Hang out at the beach
- Visit Legoland amusement & waterpark
- Do some shopping, grab a meal and catch a movie
- Take a drive to Universal Studios
Kori Egland , owner


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A felony hearing for Manuela Morgado, the 46-year-old Mamaroneck woman in jail on a charge of second degree murder in connection with her four-year-old son's death, will take place next Wednesday, Oct. 17 at 9:30 a.m., said Judge Daniel Gallagher in a court hearing Thursday.
Morgado, who did not appear in court after her appearance was waived by Judge Christie Derrico, was also granted a waiver for her appearance at the felony hearing.
Morgado's remains incarcerated.
Mamaroneck police responded to a 911 call on Oct. 1 at Morgado's condo complex on East Boston Post Road, where they discovered Morgado in a semi conscious state with her deceased son, Jason "Jake" Reish, cradled in her arms. It was believed to be an attempted suicide/murder.
Dr. Timothy Reish, Jason's father, was involved in a custody dispute with Morgado over where Jason would attend school. Timothy currently lives in Briarcliff Manor with Erin Taylor Reish and his two children.
Timothy and Erin have requested an order of protection from Morgado, who they claim has sent them threatening letters.
Further reading
Laid to Rest: Community Mourns a Child Whose Life Was Cut Short
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Town of Kure Beach Events Calendar for week of December 4th, 2013
- Details
- Published on Tuesday, 03 December 2013 15:58
- Written by Super User
For more information on any of the Town of Kure Beach program offerings, please visit www.townofkurebeach.org or call Town Hall at (910)458-8216. In addition, Ocean Front Park and the Community Center are available for rent. More information is available on the website or by calling Town Hall.
Community Center: 118 N. 3rd Ave
• Tues and Thurs – Adult and Children Aikido class with Richard Price. Children's classes run from 6-7 pm and adult classes from 7-9 pm. To register, call 919-818-3046.
• Thursday - Line Dance Classes with Ron Griffin from 10-11 am. Class in $1, no preregistration required.
Kure Beach Parks and Recreation Tennis Lessons
It's still possible to sign up for tennis lessons in the Kure Beach Parks and Recreation program. The classes for adults run on Monday nights at 5:00 and 6:00 pm and the children run on Wednesdays at 5:00 and 6:00 pm as well. Sandi Keith is the instructor. She has been teaching for a number of years. She played her college tennis at Oklahoma City University where she was a 4 time Conference Champion; She also has played in the Carolina Cup and the Southern Cup representing North Carolina. Tennis lessons are a good way to get back into the sport or to just to improve your game.
Adult CPR, AED, and First Aid Certification Class
Kure Beach will host an Adult CPR, AED, and First Aid certification class on Saturday, January 11, 2014 at the Community Center. The class will run from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm and provide the opportunity to earn an American Heart Association certification. The class will be taught by Kure Beach's State Fire Instructor, Jim Dugan, who has over 30 years of extensive experience. The cost to register is only $30.00, and class size is limited to the first 12 people. To register, bring your payment by Town Hall. Questions can be directed to Bob or Nikki at Town Hall, (910) 458-8216.


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Riddell Youth Revolution Edge Custom Football HelmetItem Number: 12729962
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Comfort and protection are combined into a perfect customizable football helmet with the Riddell® Revolution® Edge Youth Football Helmet. Players can choose their preferred styles, colors and facemasks. Meets NOCSAE® standards for performance and safety.
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- Aggressive Revo Speed shell profile
- Inflatable S-pads
- Elite balance for youth to junior high athletes
- Comfortable and easy to maintain liner components
- Oversized vent holes aid in breathability and comfort
- Exclusive High-Impact ABS Shell with a 3-year manufacturer warranty
- "No rust" stainless steel hardware
- Mid hook-up soft cup chin strap
- NOTE: Helmet pump required to inflate pads inside the helmet (pump sold separately)
- Meets NOCSAE® standards
- Model: RDEDGE
- Riddell
Color NOTICE: Please note that photo may vary slightly from actual item in terms of color due to differences in monitors' displays.
- A properly fitted helmet is an important first step in player protection. To determine head size, wrap a cloth measuring tape around the circumference of the player's head. Measure approximately 1" above the player's eyebrows. Record measurement and refer to chart below:
- XS: Hat Size - 6-3/8" - 6-1/2"; Circumference - 20" - 20-3/8"
- S: Hat Size - 6-5/8" - 6-3/4"; Circumference - 20-3/4" - 21-1/4"
- M: Hat Size - 6-7/8" - 6-3/4"; Circumference - 21-5/8" - 22"
- L: Hat Size - 7-1/8" - 7-1/4"; Circumference - 22-3/8" - 22-3/4"
- XL: Hat Size - 7-3/8" - 7-1/2"; Circumference - 23-1/8" - 23-1/2"
- NOTE: If measurement falls between helmet sizes, choose the smaller size
- Interlock hands on top of helmet and press down - player should feel pressure on crown of their head, not their brow
- Skin of the forehead should move with the front pad
- Front of helmet should be about 1" above the eyebrows
- Jaw pads should feel firm against their face
- There should be no room for twisting
- To avoid injury or discomfort, never wear a helmet positioned too high or too low
- Buckle top and bottom chin strap into snaps
- Cup should be centered and snug over their chin
- Adjust chin strap until cup is firmly pressed against their chin
- When buckled, helmet should feel comfortable and snug
For additional information relating to the Manufacturer's Warranty, please contact 773-481-7156.
Country of Origin: China
Customer Reviews
Rated 4.6 out of 5�by 26 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5�by luas 1980 good helmets Great helmet my son loves it he had a different helmet not as comfortable as this one August 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by CoCo Great quality helmet I ordered these helmets and got them delivered very quickly. Quality is incredible and they look great. Color is as shown and face mask. August 11, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5�by Ripley5 Perfect fit Helmet fit my 5'6" 157 pound son perfectly. He said it was very comfortable. July 1, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5�by ladue102910 need to carry assecerys The helmet is everything I needed my only problem is Dicks sells the helmet but dosntSell the assecerys for the helmet. Riddell clames u need a smaller needle and a certain kind of lube for the needle to prevent ruining the rubber seals where u put the air in.But dick dosnt carry these products June 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Tif Great helmet My son loves this helmet and the fit is great. Got my helmet in record time, with no issues. June 22, 2014
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Rated 4 out of 5�by Noe Did not fit I order it according to measure and size, but did no fit my son's head, although helmet look great I had to return it. February 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Uga724 Riddell Youth football helmet I purchased a new Riddell Helmet and was very pleased to have received the item sooner than expected from Dick's which made it a prefect Christmas surprise. Very fast turn around from order to delivery. Thank you. December 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5�by Ngen helmet. FAST SHIPPING The helmet itself is a pretty good helmet. I have coached for 8 years now and have many types. I really like the Xenith helmets personally, but my son wanted to try out something different this year. I must admit I waited a little late to finally order the helmet and the helmet was to arrive about a week after the start of my 7th graders season. However, i received the helmet about 10 days earlier than I was told it would arrive. Very fast. Thank you Dick Sports. This is the second helmet I have bought from this store and have liked both transactions. September 30, 2013


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Updated Jan 14, 2013 - 8:17 am
Report: D-backs have interest in Rick Porcello
At least this one doesn't involve Justin Upton -- at least not yet.
According to Fox Sports baseball scribe Jon Paul Morosi, the Diamondbacks have shown interest in Detroit Tigers right-hander Rick Porcello.
Porcello, who just turned 24 in December, already has won 48 games in four Major League seasons with the Tigers.
Last season Porcello went 10-12 for the American League champs, posting a 4.59 ERA with 107 strikeouts and 44 walks in 176.1 innings.
The Diamondbacks have unloaded some starting pitching this offseason, sending young right hander Trevor Bauer to the Cleveland Indians in a trade that secured shortstop prospect Didi Gregorius. But they still have a glut of pitchers and only five rotation spots to fill.
MLBTradeRumors.com also indicates that the Seattle Mariners have interest in dealing for Porcello.
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