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Morton's The Steakhouse, the nation's premier steakhouse group, specializes in classic, hearty fare, serving generous portions of USDA prime aged beef, as well as fresh fish, lobster and chicken entrees. The menu features a variety of favorite cuts, including a 24 ounce porterhouse, which is the house specialty; a 16 ounce New York Strip and a 12 ounce double cut filet.Continued
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- Wonderful Experience!JSlattVIPDined on 8/30/2014The staff, service, and food at Morton's was absolutely fantastic! The steak we had was incredibly. It was a great experience. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Horrible experience.DisgustedDined on 8/29/2014Old, dirty and musty. Rude hostess. Terrible food.
- Good Job Morton's!TripValueVIPDined on 8/29/2014It's been many years since we last dined at the Morton's in downtown Denver. The food and service were great.Special Features:
- Restaurant Week 2014DoriDined on 8/28/2014We enjoyed everything about our meal. We went to two steakhouses that we had never been to before, Morton's and Ruth Crist. Both steaks were excellent. Our only complaint at both steak houses were the mashed potatoes. Bland and not what I would expect for such high quality places (just mashed potatoes). Not even gravy. We live in a state with Palisades peaches and Rocky Ford cantaloupe. Wouldn't that have been a better choice.Special Features:
- Love this placeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/27/2014Did everything they possibly could to assure my wife and I had a fabulous time. This is the 3rd Morton's we have dined with, and all three have been outstanding. I am in the industry, so I am kind of hard on restaurants. These guys are the best. Give them a try, you won't be sorry you did.Special Features:
- TammyDined on 8/27/2014We have a fabulous dinner at Morton's. I haven't been there in a while, and it was outstanding as usual. Morton's is one of my absolute favorite steak houses and it is always a treat to go there.Special Features:
- Left me a little dryRegularDinerDined on 8/26/2014It felt like once the server knew were there for Denver Restaurant Week, we weren't a priority. The server was nice, but we had to ask repeatedly for water refills and with a glass 3/4 full of ice, we got 2 sips before we needed another refill. Our server brought the salads and when I pointed out that it was the wrong one, she realized she brought another table's salads to us, picked them up & took them to another table. The Morton's salad had been dressed far too long in advance & there was quite a few bits of brown lettuce. Luckily the desserts were excellent and the steaks and sides were good.
- Great evening with industry peersArthurRDined on 8/26/2014With an industry conference in town we decided to bring back together 8 peers that we had worked with in the past for a long dinner. The food and service was tremendous. We were able to talk without shouting and the pace of the dinner was perfect. I definitely look forward to our next opportunity to dine at Morton's.Special Features:
- Great foodMAARLADined on 8/25/2014Our dinner was very enjoyable. We had a good time. Everything was very nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- KittyDined on 8/24/2014The steaks were not juicy. The veal chops were good and juicy.Special Features:
- GREAT FOODLorenDined on 8/24/2014ONE OF THE BEST STEAKS I HAVE HAD. MY FIRST VISIT TO YOUR RESTAURANT WILL PLAN ON COMING IN AGAINSpecial Features:
- Best steakWeeklytravelersDined on 8/24/2014Ate here for restaurant week. Unbelievable value. Steak was perfect, staff treated us as though we were paying full price. Great experience overall.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, bad serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/24/2014We went during restaurant week with some friends. The food was incredible, I had a sweet glazed salmon over a bed of spinach, corn and bean salad. My fiance ordered off the menu with a ribeye and potatoes au gratin. It was all delicious. The sommelier was very charming. The general manager came by to say hello, and he was wonderful and warm. The server however didn't seem to want to serve us. She was rude off the bat, made us wait 20 minutes to order (even after we flagged her down, she obviously ignored us and we had to get up and ask a server to help us) She charged us for a beer we didn't have, and basically made us feel uncomfortable. It is a shame b/c everything else was just wonderful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EMEM1950Dined on 8/24/2014First time to ever eat at Morton's. Had shied away from it before due to the ala carte high prices. Restaurant week allowed us the opportunity to try their steaks at a reasonable price of $30. The food was good but the size of the steak, 6 oz., was rather chintzy. Despite that, it was seasoned well and had good flavor. To ask an extra $22 to upgrade from a 6oz to an 8 oz steak was quite preposterous!! Rather dark interior ambience, with no windows.Special Features:
- Great Saturday night out!FUNPOW13Dined on 8/23/2014Dinner at Morton's was excellent. Our filets were cooked perfectly, melted in your mouth. The staff was very friendly, service was excellent! Great location, Union Station across the street for after dinner entertainment. I will definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service and foodLisaDined on 8/23/2014Food was great, service was impeccable. Should offer FREE valet to customers.Special Features:
- Bad dining experienceFrankDined on 8/22/2014The restaurant was completely overbooked with the only place available to wait was a crowded bar with no available chairs. Made reservation for 7:30 pm and was not seated until 8:15.
- donnaDined on 8/22/2014It was my birthday and they did nothing for my birthday. I am a Landrys member and they stated that they could not use my $25.00 birthday credit that was given to me. Very disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary DinnerRickDined on 8/16/2014The service was very poor. As soon as we were seated, water was poured and no one else came to our table for over 10 minutes. The General Manager walked by stopped to present his card and asked hoe everything is. Told him we had no service other than water. He asked if he could get us anything else to drink and did. A few minutes later a waiter came over and apologized saying there was a mix up. Wwe had not received bread they normally put at the table. I had to ask for it and was told, last week a new policy started where it was served upon request. Our waiter had not told us or we would have asked for it sooner. After dinner coffee was offered after dessert came no before. The waiter was not attentive to our needs. Never going backSpecial Features:
- Best steak everOlsonDined on 8/16/2014The best steak ever. I love eating here. I drive 100 miles just to have there food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently Poor ServicePrivpDined on 8/15/2014Second time visiting this location. Each time they were extremely understaffed resulting in terrible service. Took about 20 minutes to get a first drink. Another 20 to get a menu. They seemed to be intentionally stalling because they do not maintain adequate staffing levels. I won't be returning.
- food4mefood4meVIPDined on 8/12/2014The dinner was fine. The service was totally unsatisfactory. I was a single diner and the server basically ignored me and focused on the larger tables. I requested horseradish with my beef and I never received it. Poor service can ruin a good meal. While the server was pleasant, incompetence or disinterest seemed to prevail.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GailGailDined on 8/10/2014As usual the food and the service were excellent. Will be going back.Special Features:
- Great for a Special OccasionOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/9/2014I was hesitant to go to Morton's, we had been there many years ago and I remembered it being very pretentious. I was so happy to find that it was very comfortable. The staff was very gracious and welcoming, and took care to not only make us comfortable but made sure everything was good. The complimentary photo was a bonus. The food is definitely expensive, but we agreed that for a special occasion it is worth it.Special Features:
- Together with my sonOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/8/2014Extraordinary dining experience with a state of the art steak and great service. My son who is a freshman at the UC Denver really appreciated the dinner with dad! Have been to Morton's around the world and was never disappointed!Special Features:
- not as good as expectedOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/2/2014Great host and servers, cocktails and sides were also very good, however the rib eye was sub par. It was cooked as ordered but it was a relatively thin, fibrous cut, certainly too low quality for such a prestigious restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- sjeffressDined on 8/2/2014Great Place General Mgr is Awesome. Server was GreatSpecial Features:
- disillusionedwheresthemeatDined on 8/1/2014I don't eat out too often because I enjoy cooking and knowing what is going into my meal. While I lived in Aspen, I would occasionally have a meal at Ruth's Chris between business transactions and such, so when a friend gave me a couple gift certs. to Morton's I thought this would be a good opportunity to check out another steak spot and take my wife out for an anniversary dinner. Personally I thought she service was wonderful. The atmosphere was similar to a dimly lit cave w/ mahogany overtones, no windows, no outside tables. This wasn't a big issue but some ambient light would have been nice! My wife's meal was very nice, but I could not eat all my steak, which is expected, due to overabundance of grizzle, overall, poor dining experience
- Awesome ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/22/2014We went to Morton's to celebrate our anniversary. It was an amazing experience. The food was delicious and the service was awesome. The staff was super friendly and the extra special touches (personalized menu, photo and rose on the table) made our celebration more special. Our waitress, Sam, was so helpful in pointing out the favorites of the menu since this was our first time at Morton's. And the general manager's attention to us throughout the evening was much appreciated. I would most definitely recommend this restaurant and we plan to come back!!Special Features:
- maryDined on 7/14/2014Very expensive.Steaks not cooked to correct temperature.Service was very good.Special Features:
- Not greatOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/11/2014It saddens me to write a negative review for Morton's Denver because before this time I'd always had a good experience. I think this is the first time we've been there since Landry's bought the chain. Food was okay, not great like I remember it. Our waiter was rushed and didn't offer fresh ground pepper like has always been standard (and is standard at every other top steakhouse). Filets were good, but not as good as I remember. The waiter didn't know what "medium rare plus" meant. Potatoes seemed to be pre-frozen or something like that. Also, they made an error on drinks and brought an extra drink that I didn't order. They left it at our table then CHARGED IT TO OUR BILL! Sorry, I won't be going back. Rather go to the Capital.
- AmazingShoppingQueen89Dined on 7/10/2014The food is amazing. The staff is super friendly. It is definitely worth the money. We will be back.Special Features:
- Let DownOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/5/2014I was expecting a melt in your mouth steak. Prime cut is overrated here at least. I can buy a 12 dollar ribeye and get the same results. It was tough, and way too much collagen, tendon, whatever for a 60 dollar steak.Special Features:
- Sumptious Supper2dinesfineDined on 7/3/2014Great steak, accompaniments, service and atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- queenbeeVIPDined on 7/3/2014We have gone to the Tech Center (which is now closed) and this Morton's did not live up to that experience. The "Anniversary Special" was a much poorer quality of meat. Everything else was fine.Special Features:
- Great diningLovetodineDined on 7/2/2014Great to receive "specials." We were very pleased with quality of food and overall dining experience!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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Recently Renovated - Beautiful 3BR/2BA - Sea Pines in Hilton Head Island
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- sleeps 10
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- pets allowed yes
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What a GREAT place to spend your vacation.
Enjoy this ***COMPLETELY REMODELED & UPDATED*** single family home in the family friendly Lawton Woods community located in beautiful Sea Pines. Lawton Woods is conveniently located to all Sea Pines amenities yet provides a tucked away secluded retreat from plantation activities. Take an early morning walk on the nature trail located just outside the back door and fully experience nature as this beautiful home backs up to the Sea Pines Forest Preserve. All this and of course easy access to the beach, golf, tennis, swimming pools, and Harbour Town via Sea Pines bike trails.
Main living area is spacious with plenty of natural light provided by a large sliding glass door and two skylights. Large entertainment center houses a 51" HDTV with access to plenty of HD channels. The DVD player features a disk reader so you can replay the day's activities from your digital camera photos. A new large Sleeper Sofa and Love Seat, along with an Overstuffed Chair and Ottoman provide plenty of space to stretch out relax, watch TV, read a book, or surf the web via high speed wireless internet access on your wifi enabled device.
Master Bedroom has new King Bedroom suite, 26" flat panel TV, private bath with granite countertop and double patio door with access to a private patio.
Second Bedroom has new Queen Bedroom suite, 27" TV, adjacent access to full bath with granite countertops.
Third Bedroom has bunk beds and day bed with pull out. This room comfortably sleeps 4 kids or young adults. With the day bed and a 27" TV with DVD player, this room also doubles as a great kid's hangout / playroom.
Brand new fully equipped kitchen with plenty of granite countertop space, new stainless steel appliances, huge granite sink with hansgrohe faucet, CD player with Ipod dock and a 13" TV, making this a great space to prepare family meals.
Dining area has two tables and comfortably seats 8 with chairs and table leaves to expand to accommodate up to 12. This configuration is perfect for family meals - seats everyone together - yet allows young and old to hold their own conversations or interact with one another.
The house has a full size front load washer and dryer as well as an iron and ironing board.
Private backyard provides easy access to nearby lake (200 yards away) and is a great space to relax and unwind on the new patio complete with new patio furniture. This area seats 8 and is easily expandable to 10. Side yard has a large grill, an additional seating area with 4 Adirondack chairs, and a firepit. These areas have easy access to the living room and kitchen - perfect for grilling and eating under the stars!
Just imagine your day.... Wake up in a beautiful completely updated house, make a cup of coffee to enjoy on the new backyard patio while overlooking the Nature Preserve, take a quick walk over to the Beach or the Equestrian Center. Return to plan the rest of your day. Will it be a bike ride to Harbour Town or the Beach Club for lunch? A round of Golf? Maybe some tennis or sea kayaking? Not sure - no problem you can always hang out on the Beach or just let the day go by!
The best part - it's your vacation and it's all right here - YOU DECIDE!
This property + This location + This price = A Great Vacation & A Great Value!!!
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Guests are welcome to use our bikes and combo bike trailer-jogging stroller-beach cart, it makes getting everything to and from the beach very easy!
Guests also have access to Sea Pines amenities including beach club, golf, equestrian center, forest preserve, Harbour Town, and more.
vacation rental rates
Summer (Memorial Day - Labor Day)..........................$1795/week.
Fall (September - November).....................................$1195/week.
Winter (December - March)........................................$1295/week.
Spring (April - May)..................................................$1495/week.
Major Holidays & Heritage Classic...............................$1795/week.
Weekly rates are Sat to Sat........ Nightly rate - $250 / night (3 night minimum)
$100 cleaning fee included with weekly rental.............$75 pet fee (with owner approval)
Multi-Week & Long Term Discounts Available..............rates do not include 11% SC tax
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
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NEW YORK – CBS has partnered with the NFL Network to produce and televise Thursday night football games this coming fall, the NFL announced Thursday.
The games will air locally on WWL-TV.
Eight early season Thursday night games will be broadcast by CBS, with six later season games on Thursday night and two Saturday days being shown by the NFL Network.
The broadcast team for the Thursday night game will be CBS' lead football team of Phil Simms and Jim Nantz.
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You've likely seen CFL's on store shelves by now. They're the funny shaped light bulb that in some cases uses 75% less energy to light up a room.
"If I have 50 of these, that's a big savings in electric use," says Dr. Larry Lowry, an environmental health specialist at UT Health Center at Tyler.
He showed us how the bulbs work. Incandescent bulbs heat a filament to generate light. A CFL bulb uses the element mercury to produce an invisible ultraviolet light. That light hits the white coating inside the bulb and changes it into light you can see.
But it's the mercury that comes into question. When CFL bulbs break, the mercury vapor can be released. When that vapor is inhaled, it can be toxic.
"It goes back to the basic principle of toxicology. The dose makes the poison. You get enough of a dose then it's a poison," says Dr. Lowry.
But CFL's only need five milligrams of mercury to work which is equivalent to the tip of a ball point pen.
Dr. Lowry says glass from a broken CFL bulb poses a greater risk than the exposure to the mercury itself.
"The risk really is if you have 50 of these to dispose of. You have 50 of these that are broken or you have a very large number. One broken compact fluorescent is inconsequential," says Dr. Lowry.
It's important to note though how to dispose of CFL bulbs, especially when they break:
1. Open a window and the leave the room for at least 15 minutes.
2. Carefully scoop up the fragments and powder with stiff paper or cardboard--sticky tape is also helpful in this process.
3. Wipe the area clean with a damp cloth and seal all materials in a plastic bag.
4. Finally wash your hands.
5. Do not use a vacuum to clean up a broken CFL bulb... That will produce mercury vapors that are not safe when inhaled.
Dr. Lowry adds another piece of advice,"If you burn your trash don't burn these. Bury them or dispose of them in some way."
Dr. Lowry says he owns several of these bulbs himself and has yet to break any one of them. Consumers should have some comfort knowing the threat of fluorescent lights' mercury is dim.
Dr. Larry Lowry also suggests being careful when removing CFL's from a socket. You should hold it by the ballast, the plastic piece below the glass.
These bulbs also don't get nearly as hot as the incandescents.
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Sports Shooter Academy IX participant Elaine Villaflores' image of a collegiate soccer goalie won "best action remote shot" of the workshop made with a PocketWizard product. SSA IX faculty selected the photo from dozens of submissions by workshop participants made throughout the week.
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In With The New At Liguanea Club
The revamped dining experience at the Liguanea Club is getting high marks. Thanks are due to the culinary flair of the Machado family, who took the reins of the Club's kitchen and pub two Tuesdays ago, for the far tastier fare now gracing the tables. Run by the father-daughter duo of Mario and Sommer Machado, their modus operandi is very clear: offer better Jamaican-themed dining.
"We are going to stick to a Jamaican feel," the elder Machado professed to Thursday Food after welcoming us last weekend to see and taste what he's been cooking up for his family's latest culinary venture. Feeling for curried goat? They've got it covered. "But when you order, you will get traditional sides like breadfruit, yellow yam, green bananas, plantains and a slice of avocado pear."
Snapper run-down? It's on the menu. So too, is corned pork and a melt-in-your-mouth-delicious oxtail and beans dish. And a fabulous pepperpot soup that will have you spooning the bowl down to the last drop. It's all very appetising in homegrown familiarity.
But while the Machados, operators too of the more up-market Terrace at Devon House, are looking to celebrate Jamaican comfort food, they are by no means ignoring the British (and by extension international) origins of the menu at Liguanea Club. "It's also a sports club," Sommer hastens to remind us. "So we still need our pub-type fare like bangers and mash, fish and chips and it's also a sports club, so we have things like lime squash, club sandwiches, and hamburgers are also very crucial."
Breakfast, which starts service at 7:00 am, will have morning faves like pancakes, omelettes and smoked marlin on bagels, among other options, for order.
Dining at Liguanea Club was once exclusively available only to members and their guests; but one of the conditions of the Machados' takeover was leveraging the exclusivity. "Obviously for a revitalised kitchen and pub to work, we need to increase revenue and the Club's member base might not be enough to do that, so we are allowing outside diners in and have developed a system of first-come, first-serve."
New management also brought about fresh changes. A terrace was built under the shade of trees; the verandah was outfitted with new furniture, and soft seating added.
"There's more," Mario assures. "Within the next two weeks Red Stripe will be coming in to do branding and we will be starting Sunday brunch soon."
Affordability at their new dining spot is also a sticking point for the Machados. "We want to make the price point attractive so the most expensive item on the menu is $1, 200," Sommer notes, adding that she hopes to lure young professionals and create a dining atmosphere that the 20-to-30 something demographic will enjoy and most importantly can afford.
The Liguanea Club's restaurant and pub are located at Knutsford Boulevard, Kingston 5.
Opening Hours: 7:00 am to 10 pm. Telephone: 926-8144 or 929-01066.
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Three individuals robbed a Phoenix Circle K early Monday morning making off with beer, chips and a coin machine.
The robbery took place around 2 a.m. at the Circle K on 1600 N. 67th Avenue.
Two men and one Hispanic woman, all thought to be in their 20s, entered the store and immediately threatened to harm the clerk as they removed beer and chips from the store then walked out without paying.
Two of the suspects returned minutes later and intimidated the store clerk once again. One of these returning suspects jumped on top of the sales counter, then broke and removed the register's "coin machine" from the store.
All three suspects left in a gray Chevy Tahoe.
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It's a body of water but in a way, it defines a state.
And now Iowa is taking the Mississippi river more seriously than ever.
Governor Branstand was in Davenport on Tuesday, along with several of Iowa's leaders, discussing how the river means more than ever to many people.
Many things were discussed but the two things that seemed to be most prevalent was trade - keeping Iowa a part of a global economy.
The United States exports a lot of produce to other countries. Over a billion bushels of soybeans in 2011.
And much of that, goes to China.
"China is importing more soybeans than any other country in the world combined," Says Governor Branstad. "That's why we are getting such a good price on our soybeans and the potential in the future is it's going to continue to grow."
But for farmers to benefit for all the exporting, they must be able to sell and transport their goods for a reasonable price.
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An Inman woman was killed in a crash on Interstate 26 in Spartanburg County on Thursday.
The crash happened at 1:22 p.m. on the westbound side of the interstate near mile marker 31.
Troopers said a car was traveling east on I-26 when for some reason the driver crossed the median and into the westbound lanes. They said the car then hit the front of a tractor trailer before ending up in some nearby woods.
The driver of the car, who was not wearing a seat belt, was pronounced dead at the scene, according to troopers. Spartanburg County Coroner Rusty Clevenger identified the driver as 72-year-old Elizabeth Latta.
The driver of the semi was not injured.
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Windhaven on Lake Michigan in North Muskegon
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 10
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
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- community Beach Front Homes
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As you turn off the main road onto the 500 foot long winding wooded
lane, your anticipation grows. When you pull up to the back of the
house, you can already smell the fresh, clean breeze coming off of
Lake Michigan. And, when you open the car door, you can hear the
waves. You rush toward the front yard and as you walk to the edge of
the 50 foot bluff, overlooking your private beach, you are
overwhelmed by the beauty of this place. You don't wait to unpack
the car. You rush down the 60 steps to the beach. You kick off your
shoes and run to the waters edge. You only intend to test the water
but, before you know it you're in up to your knees, your pants are
wet, and you don't even care. And, so begins one of the most
memorable vacations you'll ever experience.
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With three bedrooms upstairs and a children's dorm in the basement,
there's plenty of room for large families and small reunions. The
screened in porch is a perfect place to curl up with your
favorite book, write a letter, build a puzzle, or challenge the kids
to a game of gin rummy. The home is air conditioned for those rare
occasions when the cool breeze coming off of the lake isn't enough to
maintain your comfort. And, the living room features a gas fireplace
that can take the chill off of cool, off-season, evenings. The
kitchen is fully equipped and features two microwaves to handle the
rush to "eat fast and get back down to the beach". Two bathrooms,
one with a shower and the other with a tub/shower combination, handle
the call of nature. For those that can't miss their afternoon soap,
even while on vacation, there are three televisions, all with basic
cable, throughout the house. There is also a fairly extensive library of
DVDs. If you forgot to pack enough socks, have no fear. A washer
and dryer reside in the basement. Search Windhaven on Lake Michigan
on Youtube to take a walking tour of the home or the grounds or
Facebook to see additional photos. "Like" Windhaven on Lake Michigan
on facebook for a discount and tag Windhaven on Lake Michigan
on your photos to share your wonderful vacation with everyone who
visits our page.
activities and attractions in North Muskegon Michigan
I addition to swimming and sun bathing on your own private beach,
you're just minutes from Michigan Adventure, one of the largest water
and amusement parks in the upper Midwest. There's the USS
Silversides, a World War II era submarine that's open for daily tours
during the summer and dune scooter rides at Silver Lake, near Shelby,
just an hour or so north. And, there are numerous antique shops in
the Muskegon area and along US 31, between Muskegon and Holland.
There is also a high speed ferry that crosses Lake Michigan to
Milwaukee in just two and a half hours. For the golfer in the family
there are several golf courses within convenient driving distance and
for the history buff there's the White River light house along the
channel from White Lake to Lake Michigan and the Hackley and Hume
homes near downtown Muskegon. And, just a half mile north on Scenic
Drive is the historic Red Rooster tavern. Check out their wet
vacation rental rates
Rates range from $750 per week during the off season to $1925 per week during the holiday week of July fourth. All taxes and fees are included. A complete week by week rate schedule is available on request. A $250 deposit is required to secure your reservation. Check in is 3:00 pm and check out is 10:00 am, on Saturdays.
Our home is non-smoking only, please.
James Johnstone
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Top things to do in North Muskegon
- Enjoy the Beach
- USS Silversides WWII submarine
- Dinner at the Hearthstone
- Visit the Hackley & Hume homes on business 31 in Muskegon
- Take the high speed ferry on a day trip to Milwaukee
Top things to do on a budget
- Enjoy the Beach
- Visit the White River Light house
- Antiqueing along US 31 between Muskegon and Holland
- Visit the Hackley and Hume homes on business 31 in Muskegon
- Flea market and Farmer's market on business 31 in Muskegon
Top things to do with a family
- Enjoy the Beach
- Michigan Adventure Amusement and Water Park
- Visit the USS Silversides WWII Submarine
- Dune Scooters at Silver Lake
- Dinner at the Red Rooster and ice cream at Ruth Ann's
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• Cedar Ridge at E.Chapel Hill
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Carrboro at Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill has done better against Carrboro than any other area team, with the series split 2-2 between them. And Carrboro (2-0) wont be deceived by Chapel Hills 0-2 start. They know the Tigers would like nothing better than easing the taste of two tough losses by upsetting their best rival. CHHS head coach Issac Marsh knows thats true.
We wont have to worry about them being up for this one. Carrboro has become a great rivalry game for us, Marsh said.
Two major factors are likely to make the difference in this non-conference matchup: who makes the most mistakes and how well Chapel Hill can defend the run. Carrboros Trai Sharp is the areas top running back, with true breakaway speed, and hes helped by the fact that defenses have to keep an eye on wide receiver Marlin Johnson, who is a threat to score every time he takes off downfield.
Cedar Ridge at E. Chapel Hill
This is what former UNC head coach Mack Brown considered a must win for both teams. Both are winless but both expect to win this one and, as Brown said, you must win the ones youre supposed to win. The teams appear to be almost equal in talent. Each lost to Carrboro by almost identical scores.
Both teams are still working with young quarterbacks. Cedar Ridges Peyton Pappas threw two touchdown passes last week, while Easts Connor Stough threw a 42-yard pass for one TD and ran 25 for another.
The big question for East Chapel Hill will be how much its defense has improved against the run, something the Wildcats have done better with this year, most of the time.
Orange at Riverside
The Panthers seem to be staking their claim to being the best 3A team in the PAC-6 Conference. Orange (2-0) has manhandled two members of the 4A PAC so far beating Person and Northern by a combined 82-22 score.
The key to stopping the Panthers is simple: dont let Tay Jones and Patrick Pettiford rush for more than 220 yards, which theyve done twice now.
The Pirates (1-1) looked as if they were doing better defensively, especially against the run in their opening win against Chapel Hill. But Riverside gave up more than 350 yards last week in its loss to Fuquay-Varina.
Northwood at Jordan Matt.
This is a Chatham County rivalry with Carolina-Duke intensity. Both of these teams have high-powered offenses, with the Jordan-Matthews (2-0) Jets averaging 44 points in their first two games and the Chargers (2-0) averaging 47.5.
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More than a million people in this country will have heart attacks this year and almost half of them will die. More people would survive if they would have gotten help faster. We watched as physicians at the Avera Heart Hospital put themselves to the test in the event you come in to their E.R.
Emergencies happen around the clock at Avera Heart Hospital in Sioux Falls, luckily, this isn't one of them. Rural/Metro Ambulance Service is working with the Heart Hospital and their Emergency Department in a heart attack drill. The Heart Hospital is the only Accredited Chest Pain Center. To keep that status, they keep up-to-date on protocol by doing yearly drills. Joe Brown volunteered to be a patient suffering with a ST Segment Elevation Myocardial Infarction or STEMI. Myocardial Infarction is a heart attack. The stuff before it makes it a very serious situation on the heart attack scale.
Cardiologist Dr. Tom Isaacson with North Central Heart says, "In an EKG it tells us about the electrical activity of the heart by giving us a signature. It tells us we have a complete blockage of blood flow in one of the vessels leading to the heart muscle. Thus depriving the heart muscle of oxygen and killing heart muscle cells. That's why time is such an issue."
The sooner we can get our hands on the patient, the sooner that patient comes in more rapidly we can restore blood flow."
Cardiologist's say their biggest challenge is getting you here sooner. On the first onset of pain and discomfort anywhere from your belly button to the tip of your nose call 911 and get to the emergency room. Symptoms may include a chest pain, pressure or squeezing. It can sometimes feel like indigestion or heartburn, but lasts longer. You may have pain in one or both arms, back, neck, jaw or stomach, shortness of breath, nausea, lightheadedness, or breaking out in a cold sweat.
Director of the Chest Pain Center Dr. John Jerstad in the Emergency Department says, "Time is muscle. The faster you can get here the more muscle in the heart we can save. Sometimes we can interrupt a whole heart attack and prevent permanent damage."
The goal is get the patient from Door-to-Balloon in 90 minutes. That means from the time the patient hits the emergency room until the time they are taken into the coronary catheter lab for an angiogram and angioplasty less than an hour and a half has passed. They did it in 10 minutes today. No one wants to be the patient, but the staff at the Avera Heart Hospital is ready for you if you are, just get here soon enough to let them do their jobs and save your life.
About 3 months ago Rural/Metro Ambulance Service upgraded it's ability to transmit EKG's. Now they can send them to the Heart Hospital Emergency Department from inside the ambulance or from a patient's home. It gives cardiologists a heads up to the severity of the heart attack so they can prepare for it.
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When it comes to skiing and snowboarding in the Southern Hemisphere, choices are limited, at least in comparison to what's available north of the equator during their winter. But if you've already tried New Zealand or Japan, or just don't fancy that distance in economy, Argentina is a serious contender for a winter on the flip side.
You might think Argentina's all about football. And for about ten months of the year you'd be right. But during July and August (the season runs from mid-June to mid-October) the slopes get mobbed with skiers and snowboarders looking to take advantage of the fact they have the Andes parked conveniently in their back yard.
Of several decent ski resorts in Argentina worth mentioning, Las Leñas in Mendoza is probably Argentina's most popular. It's a big resort, weighted in favour of the experienced rider (around two thirds of the pistes are red or black) but with enough to keep beginners and intermediates out of mischief. There's also extensive off-piste terrain and night skiing, as well as a half pipe and snowboard park.
Cerro Catedral is also an exciting resort, with a good mix of terrain for all abilities. Because of its proximity to Bariloche, the place can get really busy. If you do need to escape the crowds and you're prepared to stump up for a helicopter to drop you higher up the mountain, there's some quality pow and superb off-piste riding here.
Accommodation at the bigger ski resorts in Argentina is plentiful, both on- and off-mountain, and the après ski is lively - especially in Bariloche. Recent developments have added cinemas and health clubs to the range of facilities available once you've kicked off your boots and had a good soak.
Lift prices in Argentina are still reasonable by Northern Hemisphere standards. An adult weekly lift pass in high season costs around 400 pesos (US$160), though you can pay a lot less out of season. Basic accommodation starts from around US$40 a night.
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You can get direct flights to Buenos Aires from many major cities in North America and Europe. To get up to the resorts, you need a further internal flight from Buenos Aires. Flying time to Bariloche is about two hours; to Mendoza it's about 90 minutes, plus an hour's bus transfer.
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When I offered to let my sister sHero, Jessica Wallach, use my GH3 cameras and accessories for a wedding shoot, I realized that with the event being 6 hours away I had to bring everything that she might want. Then it occurred to me that you might be interested in what "everything" would look like. When Jess & I met at the hotel, the picture of all the gear laid out is what she saw. In the end we left 3 lenses and a couple of the battery chargers in the room and took all the rest with us. We used most of what we took!
I used the Panasonic LX7 to make this video as well as to capture other behind the scenes video that I'll share in upcoming posts. Then you'll see how we used all the gear.
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Hosterman can keep her hawk
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on Jan 18, 2008 at 11:37 am
Hey PW, you printed
"Besides Carl, other political rivals also chimed in Tuesday night, including mayoral opponents Kay Ayala (2004) and Steve Brozosky (2006). Both urged the council to base their decision on Hosterman's hawk on the facts in the case, not because she's mayor."
This is not true regarding Kay Ayala. She specifically stated that Hostermann being mayor should be held to a higher standard. Therefore she urged the council to base their decision on the fact that she is the mayor!!!!
Where do you get this softball stuff about what Ayala and Brozosky actually said?
on Jan 18, 2008 at 12:03 pm
I do hope the planners, staff & council were debating the definition of "fowl" and not "foul."
I, for one, am pleased Ms. Hosterman gets to keep her hawk. I've opposed many of her positions in the past and won't be voting for her ever. But this whole thing has been an outrageous display of political sniping, and I can guarantee I won't vote for any candidate that has Carl working on his or her campaign.
A "trained to kill" hawk in a cage poses a threat to neighborhood dogs and cats? Please. Hawks hunt by instinct, and are only trained to not immediately eat their prey. And there are wild birds of prey all over town. I've seen kites nesting in the redwoods across the street, owls in the palm on a nearby court, coopers hawks diving at my backyard birdfeeder, and red-tailed hawks going for squirrels (not the dogs!) at the dog park.
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I just HOPE that the mayor does not pull a fast one and eat the hawk before it is ready to be set free.


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The blast at Dai-ichi Unit 2 followed two previous hydrogen explosions at the plant as authorities struggled to prevent the catastrophic release of radiation in the area.
The plant's owner said the explosion occurred near the suppression pool in the reactor's containment vessel.
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