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Santorini in Malibu in Malibu
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,500 - $ 3,000 / week
$ 10,000 - $ 12,000 / month
vacation rental description
Beautiful, NEW, contemporary Greek style home with stunning, 180 degree unobstructed ocean and dramatic mountain views. Fabulous stone deck/balcony for entertaining, and Al-fresco dining. Outdoor living at its best! Minutes from the famous Malibu Colony with a great selection of restaurants, shopping and world-class beach activities.
Located on a cul-de-sac street overlooking Latigo Bay, Point Dume and Solstice Canyon, 4 minutes to the beach and very close to the most pristine swimming beaches in all of Southern California. This is a very romantic setting!
Enter through our archway, which frames a view of the sea and the Channel Islands. Travel down our quartz stone steps to a sweeping Balcony below. The view is spectacular making it a great home for entertaining indoors and out. Our fabulous deck is the place for having a glass of wine at sunset and a moonlight dinner. During the day, our super-soft double chaise lounge is perfect for reading, relaxing and enjoying the view.
Decorated with large paintings and an eclectic mix of Moroccan, Asian and Contemporary design. Our gourmet Kitchen features all stainless appliances, and blue Caesar-stone counter-tops. The open architecture includes a Dining Room with a large Moroccan dining table. The kitchen and dining area opens onto a Living Room with a large HD-LCD TV complete with all the channels, HBO, SHOWTIME, ESPN, etc. and WiFi. Our living room flows onto the deck with another large Moroccan dining table. There is also a smoker/barbecue, large umbrella and outdoor furniture.
Downstairs are two (2) Bedrooms with spectacular views. A large Master Bedroom suite with wonderful views and Master Bath with large oval tub. The second bedroom has a queen size bed and an antique Indian cabinet.
Enjoy star watching from our Hot Tub. Watch paragliding over the Malibu Bluffs. Hiking trails start just outside the front door and lead through the Santa Monica Mountains, including the renowned Solstice Canyon Park with miles of trails, grottos and waterfalls. Mountain Bikes Available. Be on a first name basis with Red-Tail Hawks and deer.
house rental amenities
Parking: Driveway, Dogs: No, Cats: No, Smoking: No, Minimum Age: 25, Floor Area: 2,700 sq ft.
Amenities: Air Conditioning, Cable, Clothes Dryer, Coffee Maker, DVD, Dishwasher, Free Unlimited Local & Long Distance Phone Calls within the U.S., Full Kitchen, Hair Dryer, Hot Tub, Ice Maker, Internet, Internet Access, Iron and Board, Kitchenette, Laundry, Microwave, Mountain View, Open Patio, Patio, Private Hot Tub, Refrigerator, Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water System, Stereo, Sun Deck, TV, Video On Demand, WIFI, Washing Machine, Water View
vacation rental rates
Base Rate
Non-seasonal trips
$415.00 /Daily Security Deposit: $500 Rental Deposit: 35% Cleaning Fee: $250
Minimum Stay: 2 Nights
Apr 1 - May 31
$460.00 /Daily $2,750.00 /Week $11,000.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 2 Nights
Jun 1 - Sep 30
$500.00 /Daily $3,000.00 /Week $12,000.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 2 Nights
Oct 1 - Nov 30
$460.00 /Daily $2,750.00 /Week $11,000.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 2 Nights
Dec 1 - Mar 31
$415.00 /Daily $2,500.00 /Week $10,000.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 2 Nights
Christmas / New Years Break
Dec 18 - Jan 4
$500.00 /Daily $3,000.00 /Week $12,000.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 2 Nights


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Mean Manalishi Double I.P.A. - Hoppin' Frog Brewery
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Ratings: 580 | Reviews: 358 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by Osiris9588:
4.2/5 rDev +12.3%
22oz bomber, capped and sans date. Pours a clear ruddy, amber color. Two-finger, creamy off-white head doesn't stick around for long, leaving substantial lace.
The smell is a warm, dank bouquet of floral hops, with just subtle pine and grapefruit. The hops are omnipresent and aggressive, but not as overwhelming like some DIPA. The flavor begins with a nutty, slightly buttery, then they dry out a bit more, getting some what phenolic with a hint of malt, then the finale features brighter, more piquant, citrus-tinged hops, before a dry finish that slides into the warm buzz of alcohol.
It's full-bodied and maybe could use a bit more carbonation. It possesses good complexity and has enough going on to offset the hop barrage. It's actually somewhat delicate for a DIPA, in a good way. Recommended.
07-13-2007 00:27:39 | More by Osiris9588
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North Carolina
2.53/5 rDev -32.4%
A friend of mine here in Greensboro thinks this beer is the one all be all and shared a bottle with me Sunday night.Poured into a standard pint glass a deep clear amber/bronze with a half finger slight off white head atop,great clarity and hue to the beer.Whoo man the aromas are borderline harsh,just wicked resin with a bit of caramel base but the hop onslaught is wicked in not such a good way.The 168 IBU's is just overkill on the palate,its dry as all get out and bitter to the hilt,wicked pine resin and alcohol make you wanna grab a glass of water and chug it.Iam a full on hophead but this is overkill to the umteenth degree,sorry Brian I told ya I liked it but man that stuff is harsh.
07-16-2008 20:58:15 | More by oberon
4.85/5 rDev +29.7%
Appearance – This is a beautiful, dark, brownish-orange in color with a gorgeous white head that left some great lacing and cool pits on top of the liquid.
Smell – This is as good as a DIPA can smell. The hops are a perfect blend of pine, citrus, and light leaf. There's a little extra something though in the hop profile. Maybe it's just the extraordinary balance, but the pine-citrus aroma is in a class all by itself. It forms this funky, pungent, floral aroma that is so resiny that it makes your mouth water. Literally.
The malt backbone is no slouch, either. The caramel is rich and sugary and plays well with the big hop profile. There's a big yeast toasty aroma as well which manages to again mate perfectly with the hops. This is a symphony for sure.
Taste – The hoppy floral character mixes perfectly with the super-sugary malts. This could not be a better balancing act. The hops are fresh, resiny, and laced with citrusy goodness and the malts, heavily toasted, supply a yeasty, biscuity structure that really is the only possible flavor that could play well with the hops. This is big beer flavors perfectly balanced.
Mouthfeel – This is full-bodied, very slick and oily in between the cheeks, with a moderate dryness, somewhat bitter, and incredibly pleasing in the mouth. The carbs are just enough to give this a fluffy feel. The bitterness is complex and equality contributed by the malts and hops. Again the balance here is the key.
Drinkability – For my money this is one of the best, easy-drinking big DIPAs that I've ever had. It is so big and so powerful yet perfectly balanced. I enjoyed the big malt balance but again it's not malt-leaning by any stretch. They just did an awesome job of mixing the best hop profile imaginable with the best malt profile imaginable. I hate to give a beer a 5.0 and say it can't get any better but this beer really just couldn't be any better.
11-25-2011 02:58:36 | More by RoyalT
3.93/5 rDev +5.1%
A: Amber color, slightly hazy, with a medium-sized off-white head that leaves a decent amount of lacings.
S: Lots of grapefruits and other aromas of tropical fruits. Pine-needles and caramel.
T: The grapefruits come of very strong in the taste as well. Quite a lot of other aromas of tropical fruits combined with a rather prominent caramel maltiness makes this one rather sweet in the mouth. Notes of pine-needles and grass. The finish is really bitter with plenty of hop resins.
M: Medium body, slightly sticky texture.
D: A good DIPA. The excessive amounts of hops and big bitterness are in constant risk of collapsing into a bittersweet mess, but in general I do believe the beer manages quite well.
08-23-2009 01:18:46 | More by ricke
New York
4.22/5 rDev +12.8%
Manalishi starts the epic stink as soon as you open the bottle, and as you let it sit and drink it slowly over the course of an hour, it really develops into something interesting. A dark and beautiful amber color with a nice thick and quickly dissipating head reveals a brew with a syrupy mouthfeel which accompanies the malts. But of course, this brew is all about the enormous amounts of Hops, and this jam delivers a huge bouquet of stank grapefruits and some pine as well. Malty and sweet up front, hoppy all the way through, and lingering on the tongue, this is what I like in a DIPA -- complexity and extremity. I scored a few other Hoppin' Frog beers which I will definitely be writing up, and between my first Bell's last night and my first Hoppin' Frog tonight, my recent beer haul is already looking outrageous.
05-09-2008 17:53:16 | More by brewdogmrb
3.65/5 rDev -2.4%
Picked this up in Lakewood Rozi's when I visited Cleveland. Thanks to Coreyroz and the OH BA's for the local brew advice. I am really developing a taste for IPA's. The Doubles/Imperials are pretty extreme but I would rank this as "operation shock and awe".
A: Nice clean creamy cap. Started collapsing in the middle leaving some very nice lacing. Thin bubbly head stayed with me throughout. Liquid is a slightly hazy bronze color. Very little carbonation visible.
S: Good wallop of fresh, grassy, floral hops. Very citrusy, grapefruity with a touch of dishsoap.
T: This was a really pronounced and consistent taste progression. It started with a sweet caramel malt, moved swiftly into a sweet/sour grapefruit citrus and ends with a very aggressive fresh floral hop ending. Just as you think the hops don't have any mercy, the maltiness comes back to dial it back to a manageable bitterness for the mere mortal. Enjoyable for anyone who enjoys some extreme hop action. I have to admit that I enjoyed it more as it warmed up and the malt had more influence. A tad soapy.
M: Chewy. Smooth mouthfeel. Medium body. Carbonation felt low and I was fine with that.
D: I find myself astounded by the aggressiveness of some IPA's these days and yet I find myself drinking them at speed. Does this mean that a malt man is becoming a hop head too? Maybe. The more I enjoy them, the more I enjoy the occasional assault on the senses. While this was aggressive, I found it quite drinkable and totally forgot the ABV. I recommend giving this a try and I am pleased that I had the opportunity to support a small local brewer. Hop on!
11-15-2008 05:38:58 | More by sgoodship
4.3/5 rDev +15%
Translucent copper, almost a finger of head. Ample lacing with islands available. Color seems a bit clouded.
Wide range of hops. Medium dark malt. Grapefruit, pine. Some heat present, though not overpowering.
Strange set of flavor. Not much malt. Some hop type flavor intialy that I cant place. Quite earthly, almost sweet. I like it. I dare not call it grassy, but something nice. Pine finish, with some pale dryness.
Might be a little malt deficient, but not sure I can detract here. Heat is a little high, considering ABV, tastes like it could be an 11.
Id love one of these. With the different hop boquest than Im used to, im not sure how many I could have. I would definately have this again, just not sure the hop character is ideal for me.
05-02-2009 21:35:40 | More by JasonA
2.48/5 rDev -33.7%
Bomber split with the bro.
Pours a turbid, dark, leathery copper colored brew with tons of particles in suspension, and it's kind of freaky looking as it doesn't move. Great head though ... off-white, super creamy and sticky. But man, all of that sediment is kind of off-putting.
Pungent nose. Tons of fresh grapefruit, spice and herbal. Minty. Cheesy. Resiny as hell. Eye-watering. My eyes!
Smooth, medium-bodied on the palate with an intense smackdown of hops on the palate. Sharp citric acids, lemon, lime, big grapefruit, pine, grassy, coarse and resiny. Scorched leaves and ash. Some cheese and soap too. Super astringent. Puckering. As for the malts, there's a touch of caramel and bread, but it's pretty much stomped to death by the crazy and out of control hop presence. Finish is bone dry, bitter, rough and astringent.
I'm a hophead, but I think this is overkill. 168IBU. Why bother? That's past the human threshold. A waste of hops. There's absolutely no balance (yes, there can be balance within the style) and it's hard to get down the throat. It's like drinking a handful of hops dropped into a pint glass of brew, and anyone who has ever attempted this can attest that this is not overly pleasant.
05-13-2008 01:50:11 | More by Todd
North Carolina
2.6/5 rDev -30.5%
The beer looks good to me: thick, frothy head atop a bronzed, tan liquid. As the foam sinks into my glass, thick lacing makes its mark on the sides. Light just makes it thru this one. The foamy top actually causes me some concern--big bubbles with semi-solid lacing have historically left me with an over-the-top alcohol bomb lacking substantive flavor. I hope this one proves different.
The smell is definitely hoppy, but the aformentioned concern actually rises to my nose as I inhale this one--I smell the alcohol. It's a DIPA so I know I should, but it's as if I smell alcohol more distinctively than I smell the hops. The alcohol aroma is not overwhelming like a 120 or anything, but it's present in an 8.2%er more than I would like.
My fears are confirmed on the very first sip. It's not so much the alcohol that's overpowering--actually nothing about the beer is overpowering. In fact, it's bland. The hops are bitter...bitter like baking soda. I had zero preconceived notions about this one. Unfamiliar with the brewery and everything, I just grabbed this beer off the shelf at Green's in Greenville and hoped I'd discovered something special. I haven't seen any Hoppin' Frog around my parts, and I was cautiously optimistic about this one. I'm very disappointed. I shared a Valdez last night and didn't review it. I really wanted to praise this beer in this review. Unfortunately, it's just another bitter collection of hops lacking character. I disagree totally with the "toasty, caramelized, intense malt presence" marketed on the label. Maybe the malts make it look good and tanned, but I feel sunburned.
Mouthfeel is blah like the taste, but the hops do evidence themselves more comfortably as the beverage rests in my mouth. The aftertaste is subpar. When I pulled up Hoppin' Frog to review this beer, I saw the BORIS and recognized it as a respected beer. Maybe that gave me false hope about what I thought would be a delicious hop-bomb. The mouthfeel, particularly for a DIPA, is dull.
What can I say? I'd share it with friends (though I'd secretly be wanting them to confirm my opinion that the beer is blah), but only as a filler between winners. That's not even average in my book. I'm eager to try another one from Hoppin' Frog (preferably BORIS), but it'll probably be a while before I ante up for this bomber again.
05-18-2009 22:07:56 | More by marvin213
4.15/5 rDev +11%
22oz bottle. Pours a hazy amber tea color with a medium creamy off white head that retains well and laces the glass.
The aroma is bready sugary caramel malts, and fruity piney, resiney, hops.
The flavor is sweet sugary fruity caramel malts followed by a big resiney piney bitterness that lingers in the aftertaste. The mouthfeel is medium to full bodied with slightly sharp carbonation.
Overall, a very nice DIPA. It's not at all balanced, but is a nice hop bomb.
12-02-2010 06:23:33 | More by Beaver13
2.75/5 rDev -26.5%
11-19-2013 22:36:52 | More by TTripp725
4.25/5 rDev +13.6%
08-21-2014 22:51:49 | More by Fcip78
Rhode Island
4.47/5 rDev +19.5%
Poured a bright orange color with good head and retention. Smelled exquisite...very citrusy, floral, piny, HOPPY!..also sweet malts coming through. Taste is more piny, sticky hops, citrus hops, tangerine, tropical flavors...lots of pine. Evened out by a beautiful candy malt backbone. Mouthfeel is sticky, resiny, decent carbonation, crisp for a decently heavy beer. I love it.
11-29-2008 21:56:52 | More by Doomcifer
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev +0.3%
03-13-2014 05:07:50 | More by megamass
2.85/5 rDev -23.8%
22oz brown bomber.
The appearance is a tricky one, at one point my pint showed a clear reddish amber color but after about 8-10oz poured out the particles on the bottom of the bottle rushes into the rest of the liquid. Now its cloudy, nearly turbid with small bits of sediment that does not want to settle to the bottom of the glass. Half decent head retention.
Big pungent and sharp hoppy aroma of the rind from a fresh peeled grapfruit, spearmint and wild flowers with a hint of caramel malt in the back of the nose.
Sharp bitterness from the hops cuts deep, luckily it has a lot to cut through. Creamy full body with a solid maltiness that screams caramel and a little bit of toasted malt. All of the malt gets beat back down and the drying hop bitterness takes over. Grapefruit peel, tobacco and black tea from the hops. Finishes dry and overly bitter and astringent.
168 IBUs ... hmmm, your tasted buds can only handle about 80 IBUs so this is aiming for overkill and that is what it ends up being. Its so hoppy that it masks the mildly solvent alcohol for the most part. Keep the sediment out, tone down the bitterness and focus on more hop flavor and this would be a great DIPA. Great to try once but this ends up being a taste bud killer.
05-13-2008 01:46:55 | More by Jason
4/5 rDev +7%
22 oz bottle pours a hazy rusty orange/brown body with a medium beige head. Nice lacing. Aroma is sharp and pungent leafy hops. Citrus rind and pine, with a faint hint of burnt caramel. Medium body with plenty of carbonation and some oily hop resin. Taste is all about the hops. Pine, grapefruit, and citrus rind. Resinous hop bitterness from start to finish. Just a vague hint of malt sweetness. Bet there are plenty of IBU's in this one. A hop monster for the hopheads. A bit over the top for me.
09-08-2007 14:34:05 | More by merlin48
New York
4.33/5 rDev +15.8%
22 ounce bomber, no freshness info. Pours a nice warm shade of almond amber, kind of murky, under a pretty dark tan tiny bubble head and leaving gobs of fine and slippery lacing. Nice citric and resinous hoppy nose. Full flavor ale, plenty of hope bite, yet not over the top, malts well represented and providing a comforting blanket of smooth and dark toasty support. Nice stuff, well crafted. At $10.65 however (yeah I know I bought it in Massachusetts) I'd rather go for two bottles of something like Ruination...
04-16-2008 23:11:22 | More by Billolick
1.5/5 rDev -59.9%
02-24-2014 21:33:18 | More by SjConroy
4/5 rDev +7%
10-15-2013 02:23:59 | More by HeyYoMar
4.25/5 rDev +13.6%
Served in a .5L pilsner glass. Burnished copper color, slightly hazed, with an inch high head of orangey-beige foam that lingers long.
Inviting aroma of overripe fruit, honey malt, floral hops and orange rind.
Rich flavors of balanced malt and hops. Fairly even mix of honey malt and grapefruit pith upfront, then a wave of bitterness rolls in, lots of pine and grapefruit and the malt is pushed beneath. Very bitter, but very tasty. A bit of alcohol vapor up the back of the nose, and a gradual warming of the cheeks.
Even mouthfeel, prtty full and creamy. Pretty drinkable, hopheads should enjoy this one.
03-28-2009 23:14:19 | More by far333
3.91/5 rDev +4.5%
Poured bomber into 34oz mug; slightly cloudy orange with less head than I was expecting. I poured rather carefully, expecting your usual massive IPA head, but my slow pour only yielded a one-finger head that dissipated relatively quickly. Smell is hops and flowers and citrus, as you'd expect. A bit more pungent than most. Taste is sweet and smooth upfront, hops come into the end and demolish the sweetness with bitter and spicy flavors that almost go up your nose. A bit spiky in mouthfeel due to the insane hops, but this is a great DIPA. It has character. It might not be very well balanced, but it's worth a try.
04-13-2013 03:09:35 | More by BurgeoningBrewhead
4/5 rDev +7%
11-20-2011 15:08:07 | More by rwilde
3.5/5 rDev -6.4%
Standard copper pour, minimal head and chunkees. Aroma was sweet and bitter.
Taste, was sweet and bitter as well. A feeling like the sweetness and bitterness from cherry lifesavers was in here, disappointing. Didn't really get much of a hop feel out of it initially, began to meld halfway down, allowed some very weird flavors to branch out, I mean, there was that cherry, and then it allowed some pine and cinammon as if it was a Christmas dipa.
Was definitely a little sticky, was able to appreciate more and more as it went on. This one really just suffers from lacking a hop flavor and dry hop nose. Goes closer to a barleywine than I want my dipas. The immense bitterness takes awhile.
Give it to that one friend of yours who doesn't really drink anything but extreme hopped beers.
09-05-2010 04:31:25 | More by Beerandraiderfan
West Virginia
3.53/5 rDev -5.6%
Appears a pretty heavily cloudy amber orange hue with a large cream head forming thick with large bubbles after a nice strong pour into my Corsendonk chalice. Lacing forms even with each sip all around my glass, can't go wrong by the looks let's take a smell. Aroma is very green with heavy grapefruit peels and some medicinal aspirin bottle like acidity going on, herbal grassy, pine cones, and floral wildflowers roll on as well. A touch of sweet honey and mango pineapple fruits how does a beer from the midwest get so tropical. Flavor is full of brash hop bitterness alot of hop pellet concentrated IBUs, sweet caramel and sugar coated grapefruit rinds blended together with more herbaceous hop tones like some kind bud, pine cones, and perfume. Caramel juicy malt bill forms but the hop bitterness and flavor really overshadow those malt traces here. Alcohol definitely an evident component in this brew, doesn't seem to thought out just a slew of hops and malt. Mouthfeel is medium to big body not much lush hop oils going on here, even carbonation I can't really complain about this area. Drinkability is alright definitely not a quaffer very complex and intense but not something I'm going for on a regular basis.
03-22-2008 21:12:13 | More by WVbeergeek
4.28/5 rDev +14.4%
Picked up a bomber at Total Wine in Greenville, SC.
Pours a hazy copper color with a one-finger cream-colored head. The head recedes into a patchy layer on top leaving solid lacing.
Smells of caramel malts with a good amount of citrus and piney hop aromas.
Tastes similar to how it smells. Caramel malt flavors up front are quickly joined by pine and grapefruit hop flavors, in that order. Ending is very bitter.
Mouthfeel is good. It's got a nice thickness with moderate carbonation.
Drinkability is good. I finished my glass easily and could drink a few bombers of this.
Overall this is a very good DIPA - and probably my favorite normal production Hoppin' Frog beer I've tried so far - including BORIS. Definitely worth a shot.
04-26-2009 02:27:06 | More by glid02
Mean Manalishi Double I.P.A. from Hoppin' Frog Brewery
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distance to historic Flagler Avenue. Flager Avenue is home to
restaurants, coffee shops, night life, retail stores and bike
As owners, we have a personal interest in your stay. We want to do
everything possible to make your vacation a memorable one. Whether
you stay with us or someplace else, we know you will enjoy New
Smyrna Beach as much as we do.
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Just bring your suntan lotion, sunglasses, and beach towels.
Our Condo is completely furnished for your enjoyable stay.
Large living room -Fully furnished including a 42" LCD - High Definition TV and DVD, Stereo and CD player,
Dining area - Table with 4 chairs, counter bar with 3 bar stools.
Master Suite -King size bed with all linens, 27" HD Flat Screen TV,
phone, walk in closet, dressing/vanity area
Second Bedroom –Twin Murphy beds, desk, phone, all linens, 32" HD - TV/DVD.
Two Bathrooms - Both totally remodeled and updated. All Bath towels
Kitchen - Fully Equiped including new appliances, cooking utensils,
dishes, silverware, blender and glasses.
Balcony – High Top Table with 4 Chairs – w/side table
Beach Chairs including boogie boards and sand toys
Washer and Dryer located on each floor
Garage with electric opener
Large heated pool with expansive patio including chaise lounge chairs
Shuffle Board and Golf Putting Green on premises
Private access to the world's safest beach
Outdoor showers available upon return from the beach
Community Room - Located on First Floor with wireless internet access
Secured/Locked Entrance to All Doors into The Golden Arms
activities and attractions in New Smyrna Beach Atlantic Coast Central
New Smyrna Beach offers over 13 miles of pristine white sand beach.
-includes swimming, boating, surfing, shelling, surf fising, jet
It's an hour's drive to Disney World, Universal, Sea World and all
Orlando area attractions.
Less than 45 minutes to Kennedy Space Center.
Only Minutes to Canaveral National Seashore (on peninsula).
20 minutes to Daytona International Speedway.
Walking distance to historic Flager Avenue shops and restaurants.
Disney World, Universal, Sea World one hour away.
Bike and 4 runner rentals within walking distance.
Boat rentals available locally.
Quality golf courses and clay tennis courts nearby.
New Smyrna Beach was voted Florida's "Best Beach" by Florida Monthly
vacation rental rates
January thru April....$3000/month, $2900/2 months, $2700/3+ months
April.................$1200 per week
May...................$1300 per week
Memorial Day thru Labor Day.....$1350 per week or $4950 per month
September thru December.........$1100 per week or $3500 per month
Weekly Rentals: Saturday to Saturday
Cleaning Fee $80.00
County Tax 12.5%
Deposit $300
Sorry No Pets – No Smoking
Dennis Sabia
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Top things to do in New Smyrna Beach
- 13 Miles of pristine white sand beach
- Bike and 4 runner rentals within walking distance
- Boat rentals available locally.
- Fishing - Scuba Diving
Top things to do with a family
- Boating, Surfing, Shelling, Surf fising
- 45 minutes to Kennedy Space Center
- 20 minutes to Daytona International Speedway
- Disney World, Universal, Sea World
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This new insurance change is significant because studies show copays – even moderate copays – for mammograms and Pap smears are enough to deter women from obtaining these screenings, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
In Wisconsin, it seems most health insurance plans already covered mammography and other preventive cancer screenings. Of the 12 health insurance providers represented by the Wisconsin Association of Health Plans, very few major benefit packages required co-payment on behalf of the patient, said Phil Dougherty, the organization's senior executive officer.
"Preventive services should be offered with zero cost-sharing so there is no barrier whatsoever to accessing these services," Daugherty said.
However, some larger companies that offer their own insurance benefits were previously requiring their patients to pay for mammographies, according to Terrence Frett, the president of Frett Barrington Ltd., a health insurance consulting firm based in Pewaukee.
That's significant because 60 percent of people who receive health insurance through their employer are through these larger, self-insured companies, according to a study conducted by the Office of the Commissioner of Insurance.
"The primary change is uniformity of coverage," Frett said. "It doesn't matter if it's a large employer providing their own benefits or a small company purchasing health care from United Healthcare, for example. Now, there is some consistency of the same preventive services to be covered, as outlined by the government."
It's still a little early to determine if free mammography coverage is changing the number of people that are going to their doctor for a breast cancer screening. Frett said he sees this aspect of the Affordable Care Act as a positive change, and he hopes it lowers any barriers that may be stopping people from seeking preventive cancer screenings.
"I wish people would take the initiative to seek out these preventive care services. That's the challenge we continue to face," Frett said. "We can cover screenings all we want, but if people don't take the initiative to go to the doctor's office then it doesn't help anything."
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Diphtheria (dif-THEER-e-uh) is a serious bacterial infection usually affecting the mucous membranes of your nose and throat. Diphtheria typically causes a sore throat, fever, swollen glands and weakness. But the hallmark sign is a sheet of thick, gray material covering the back of your throat. This material can block your windpipe so that you have to struggle for breath.
Today, diphtheria is extremely rare in the United States and other developed countries thanks to widespread vaccination against the disease.
Medications are available to treat diphtheria. However, in advanced stages, diphtheria can cause damage to your heart, kidneys and nervous system. Even with treatment, diphtheria can be deadly — as many as 10 percent of people who get diphtheria die of it.
Signs and symptoms of diphtheria may include:
Signs and symptoms usually begin two to five days after a person becomes infected.
In some people, infection with diphtheria-causing bacteria causes only a mild case of the illness — or no obvious signs and symptoms at all. Infected people who remain unaware of their illness are known as carriers of diphtheria, because they can spread the infection without being sick themselves.
Skin (cutaneous) diphtheria
A second type of diphtheria can affect the skin, causing the typical pain, redness and swelling associated with other bacterial skin infections. Ulcers covered by a gray membrane also may develop in cutaneous diphtheria.
Although it's more common in tropical climates, cutaneous diphtheria also occurs in the United States, particularly among people with poor hygiene who live in crowded conditions.
In rare instances, diphtheria affects the eye.
When to see a doctor
Call your family doctor immediately if you or your child has been exposed to someone with diphtheria. If you're not sure whether your child has been vaccinated against diphtheria, schedule an appointment. Make sure your own immunizations are current.
The bacterium Corynebacterium diphtheriae causes diphtheria. Usually C. diphtheriae multiply on or near the surface of the mucous membranes of the throat. C. diphtheriae spreads via three routes:
You can also come in contact with diphtheria-causing bacteria by touching an infected wound.
People who have been infected by the diphtheria bacteria and who haven't been treated can infect nonimmunized people for up to six weeks — even if they don't show any symptoms.
People who are at increased risk of contracting diphtheria include:
Diphtheria rarely occurs in the United States and Europe, where health officials have been immunizing children against the condition for decades. However, diphtheria is still common in developing countries where immunization rates are low.
In areas where diphtheria is a standard vaccination, the disease is mainly a threat to unvaccinated or inadequately vaccinated people who travel internationally or have contact with people from less-developed countries.
Left untreated, diphtheria can lead to:
With treatment, most people with diphtheria survive these complications, but recovery is often slow. Diphtheria is fatal in as many as one in 10 cases.
If you have symptoms of diphtheria or have come into contact with someone who has diphtheria, call your doctor right away. Depending on the severity of your symptoms and on your vaccination history, you may be told to go to the emergency room or call 911 for emergency medical help.
If your doctor determines that he or she should see you first, it's critical to be well prepared for your appointment. Here's some information to help you get ready, and what to expect from your doctor.
Information to gather in advance
The list below suggests questions to raise with your doctor about diphtheria. Don't hesitate to ask more questions during your appointment at any time that you don't understand something.
In addition to the questions that you've prepared to ask your doctor, don't hesitate to ask questions during your appointment at any time that you don't understand something.
What to expect from your doctor
Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions. Being ready to answer them may reserve time to go over any points you want to talk about in-depth. Your doctor may ask:
Doctors may suspect diphtheria in a sick child who has a sore throat with a gray membrane covering the tonsils and throat. Growth of C. diphtheriae in a laboratory culture of material from the throat membrane pins down the diagnosis. Your doctor should notify the laboratory that diphtheria is suspected because special media are needed for the growth of C. diphtheriae cultures.
Doctors can also take a sample of tissue from an infected wound and have it tested in a laboratory, to check for the type of diphtheria that affects the skin (cutaneous diphtheria).
If a doctor suspects diphtheria, treatment begins immediately, even before the results of bacterial tests are available.
Diphtheria is a serious illness. Doctors treat it immediately and aggressively with these medications:
Children and adults who have diphtheria often need to be in the hospital for treatment. They may be isolated in an intensive care unit because diphtheria can spread easily to anyone not immunized against the disease.
Doctors may remove some of the thick, gray covering in the throat if the covering is obstructing breathing.
Preventive treatments
If you've been exposed to a person infected with diphtheria, see a doctor for testing and possible treatment. Your doctor may give you a prescription for antibiotics to help prevent you from developing the disease. You may also need a booster dose of the diphtheria vaccine.
Doctors treat people who are found to be carriers of diphtheria with antibiotics to clear their systems of the bacteria, as well.
Before antibiotics were available, diphtheria was a common illness in young children. Today, the disease is not only treatable but is also preventable with a vaccine.
The diphtheria vaccine is usually combined with vaccines for tetanus and whooping cough (pertussis). The three-in-one vaccine is known as the diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis vaccine. The latest version of this vaccine is known as the DTaP vaccine for children and the Tdap vaccine for adolescents and adults.
The diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis vaccine is one of the childhood immunizations that doctors in the United States recommend during infancy. Vaccination consists of a series of five shots, typically administered in the arm or thigh, given to children at these ages:
The diphtheria vaccine is effective at preventing diphtheria. But there may be some side effects. Some children may experience a mild fever, fussiness, drowsiness or tenderness at the injection site after a DTaP shot. Ask your doctor what you can do for your child to minimize or relieve these effects.
Rarely, the DTaP vaccine causes serious complications in a child, such as an allergic reaction (hives or a rash develops within minutes of the injection), seizures or shock — complications which are treatable.
Some children — such as those with progressive brain disorders — may not be candidates for the DTaP vaccine.
You can't get diphtheria from the vaccine.
Booster shots
After the initial series of immunizations in childhood, you need booster shots of the diphtheria vaccine to help you maintain immunity. That's because immunity to diphtheria fades with time.
Children need their first booster shot at around age 12. The next booster shot is recommended 10 years later, then repeated at 10-year intervals. Booster shots are particularly important if you travel to an area where diphtheria is common.
The diphtheria booster is combined with the tetanus booster in one vaccine — the tetanus-diphtheria (Td) vaccine. This combination vaccine is given by injection, usually into the arm or thigh.
Doctors recommend that anyone older than age 7 who has never been vaccinated against diphtheria receive three doses of the Td vaccine.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention also recommend a one-time combined tetanus toxoid, reduced diphtheria and acellular pertussis (Tdap) vaccine for adolescents around the age of 12 and for anyone older than that who hasn't received the vaccine in the past — or doesn't know if they've received the vaccine. It's also recommended for anyone who's pregnant, regardless of previous vaccination status.
Recovering from diphtheria requires lots of bed rest. Avoiding any physical exertion is particularly important if your heart has been affected. You may need to stay in bed for a few weeks or until you make a full recovery.
Strict isolation while you're contagious also is important to prevent spread of the infection. Careful hand-washing by everyone in your house helps prevent spread of the infection. Because of pain and difficulty swallowing, you may need to get your nutrition through liquids and soft foods for a while.
Once you recover from diphtheria, you'll need a full course of diphtheria vaccine to prevent a recurrence. Having diphtheria doesn't guarantee you lifetime immunity. You can get diphtheria more than once if you're not fully immunized against it.


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For the past 20 years on Horseshoe Trail, Dr. John Higginbotham and his friend and neighbor Robert Hodges work holiday magic.
The retired doctor's home turns into the Christmas Place at the North Pole. Letters for Santa end up here.
For a retired physician turned animatronics specialist, Higginbotham said it all began with "Frosty".
"I'm a bone surgeon and taking care of broken bones is something I've done all my life. And we had some cast material that was going bad and we couldn't let it go to total waste, so we made Frosty out of it," the doctor said.
The gingerbread homes of his childhood imagination turn to reality as a village begins to form. "And then each year I'd add a different item," added Higginbotham.
He has a philosophy about all this. "I think it makes it more real for the children to be able to touch and interact with these things; some of them are set off by motion and touch."
Hodges agrees; he has helped the doctor set up shop, as it were, every year. "I share his belief that that's part of Christmas. Is actually being let the children touch, feel, smell and meet Santa Claus right here."
"He drives the train and I'm the chief elf!" said Hodges.
And they recruited family over the years to bring so many characters to life. You never know who you will meet along the way.
And if you think it's a magic place with the singing snowmen and more....just wait until the sun goes down. Santa and his reindeer illuminate the sky and all the decorations seem to take on a new light.
The lights... the sounds... the memories of Christmas in Bobby's Bama.
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Join guest host Kevin Hodgson, who is the technology liaison of the Western Massachusetts Writing Project, this week on Teachers Teaching Teachers as he seeks to explore some of these questions. Kevin is a sixth grade teacher who has students create digital picture books (last year's theme — math, and this year's theme — science) and stop-motion claymation projects (in which his sixth graders collaborate with second graders). He has been exploring the intersection of the world of digital storytelling and the Web 2.0 frontier in recent months with NWP Colleague Bonnie Kaplan through a community Weblog and a new collaborative ABC movie project that features more than a dozen teachers throughout the country who are contributing video segments to a larger collaborative project that uses online tools to plan, produce and distribute a digital story.
The program will try to showcase some different aspects of storytelling and technology, brainstorm some ways that people can get started, and consider what the future holds for telling stories in a digital environment.
Our guests will include Gail Desler, who is part of the ABC Movie Project and a deep thinker on the pedagogy underlying the use of technology in the classroom; and others.