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New Castle's Town Board is eyeing a change to the town code that would give Chappaqua Crossing developer Summit/Greenfield more time to keep its multi-family housing zone.
The legislation, which is on the agenda for Tuesday's board work session, applies to getting extensions for the zone, which is officially called the Multifamily Planned Development (MFPD), so that the developer can have more time to get site plan approval from the town's planning board. While the change applies to any property that has an MFPD, Chappaqua Crossing is the only property that would be immediately affected by the change due to where it stands procedurally.
Currently, once an MFPD zone is granted - the town board gave one in April 2011 that applies to 111 units, a mix of condos and townhouses - the applicant has one year to apply for and get site plan approval before the the change lapses. After that, two, 6-month extensions can be requested. The change in the law would allow for an unlimited number of 6-month extensions that can be asked for.
Under the existing law, Summit/Greenfield sought each extension and was granted both from the town board. However, it has run out of extensions to pursue, leaving a change in the law as its next possible path.
The housing component has been perhaps the most contentious element of the former Reader's Digest site since Summit/Greenfield acquired it in 2004. The developer presented several multi-family housing proposals during the later half of the 2000s, settling on a 199-unit plan as its most recent in 2010. The last plan involved a 111-unit "East Village" cluster and an 88-unit "North Village" Cluster, but the town board only approved the East Village. The board made its decision after months of opposition from residents, including Chappaqua school board members. Concerns ranged from fear of cannibalizing the site's commercial space zone, to adding more kids into the school district without enough tax revenue to pay for them.
The developer, frustrated the review process - it went on for several years and included multiple versions of an environmental impact statement - sued the town in February 2011, in federal and state courts. Summit/Greenfield claimed that the process was a sham and that it had been deprived of its economic use of the property. The complaints were amended after the board approved the East Village component nearly two months later.
After a protracted pair of legal battles, both sides agreed to a settlement in December. The deal led to Summit/Greenfield suspending its lawsuits, which would be terminated if the town board approves rezoning for its retail and grocery store rezoning proposal, and if the planning board approves a corresponding site plan. The grocery and retail proposal was submitted in October, crafted in response to a similar plan that the town board produced months earlier. If the retail proposal is rejected, then Summit/Greenfield has the right to bring back its lawsuits.
Summit/Greenfield is currently working on responding to town feedback for an environmental impact statement, spokesman Geoff Thompson recently told Patch, which it submitted for its retail plan.
One provision in the settlement, however, calls for the town board to give Summit/Greenfield more time to keep the residential zone so that site plan approval from the planning board can be sought. The settlement gives an April 1 "milestone" for approving an extension.
The town board's work session starts Tuesday at 7:45 p.m., at New Castle Town Hall in Chappaqua. Click here to search for the agenda and its accompanying packet. Generally, when code changes on are a work session agenda, it does not mean that the town board will vote then on the measure. Instead, a formal vote is set for an upcoming regular session, with discussion of its contents at the work session.

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Former Golden Valley star basketball player Trevor Wiseman is leaving the University of Hawaii's basketball program, head coach Gib Arnold announced on Friday.
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As dominant as the Saugus track and field team has been at home the past few years, the Valencia boys felt they had a shot to upset the Centurions.
The Hart boys track and field team picked up a big victory on Thursday afternoon, edging Golden Valley 70-66 at Golden Valley High School.
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The Canyon boys and girls track and field teams both beat West Ranch 82-54 on Tuesday at West Ranch High School.
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Five local teams appear in the latest CIF-Southern Section spring sports polls.
The College of the Canyons men's and women's track and field teams both won the Western State Conference North Meet on March 9 at Ventura.
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on Jan 25, 2007 at 4:14 pm
The news of this missing student repeatedly has been on all the local network TV stations with photo and license #. Also on radio and in the press. Once it was realized she was missing, Stanford police department has really kept up a heightened awareness and information campaign. I heard that it was also on CNN.
on Jan 25, 2007 at 4:21 pm
It appears her vehicle has been found in Santa Rosa with a body in the trunk! Sad news. It affects us all. Our thoughts and prayers go out to her family and friends, and the whole Stanford/Palo Alto community.
on Jan 25, 2007 at 5:55 pm
Missing Stanford student's body found in her car
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SANTA ROSA, Calif. - The body of a missing Stanford University graduate student was found here Thursday in the trunk of her car and investigators say she may have committed suicide.
Police found the silver Toyota Corolla belonging to Mengyao "May" Zhou, 23, an electrical engineering student missing since Saturday, around 7 a.m. in a parking lot at Santa Rosa Junior College, Sgt. Lisa Banayat said. Officials at the community college reported first seeing the car there four days earlier.
"There are some items in the vehicle that would be consistent with a suicide," she said, but investigators are not drawing any conclusions. She did not describe the items.
An autopsy has been scheduled for Friday, the Sonoma County coroner's office said.
Zhou was last seen Saturday morning, when she told her roommate at Stanford's graduate student housing complex that she was leaving to run errands.
Her father had offered a $25,000 reward for tips leading to her whereabouts.
Zhou is Asian, 5 feet 5 inches tall, and weighs about 120 pounds, with brown eyes, black hair and a medium complexion. She was wearing blue jeans when her roommate last saw her.


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Chesterfield school leaders responded to the string of weapons which have recently popped up in county schools.
The latest incident involves Patrick Hailey, 18, of Cosby High School. Hailey is facing charges for allegedly having a gun and several knives in his car, in the school parking lot.
This is one of four similar cases, in Chesterfield since last month. Another knife had been discovered in a car at Cosby High School. A father was also accused of wearing a gun into Davis Elementary, while picking up his child. In January, a knife fell from an 11-year-old's backpack at Bensley Elementary School.
The school district's superintendent, Marcus Newsome, says Chesterfield teachers and staff are well aware of how to identify and intervene with these types of threats.
Since the devastating elementary school shooting in Connecticut, A weapon brought to school may now trigger a deeper level of fear.
"Our community is at a heightened awareness," said Newsome. "Over the past several weeks we have reinvested more attention, more energy (into school security)."
"We got together with our employees, and made sure they were aware of the policies and procedures we have in place which are numerous out there in terms of protecting our kids," said school board chairman David Wyman, of the measures the district took after the Connecticut shooting.
"Many of our employees have children, and they're concerned for the safety of their own children, as well as our students," added Newsome.
Chesterfield school leaders also say they support the governor's school safety bills, which toughen laws on bringing guns to school and protecting anyone who reports a campus threat.
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---- — SOUTH PLATTSBURGH – Airborne Park Speedway lights the fuse on the biggest month of its 60th anniversary season Saturday when Pepsi presents the North Country's largest and longest aerial fireworks event.
The night, presented by High Peaks Dental, Della Auto and Jeffords Steel, includes a five-division race card headlined by the Ernie's Tools DIRTcar Modifieds.
"Fireworks Only" tickets are available after 8:30 p.m. for $10 per carload. Admission to the races and the fireworks is $15 for adults, while kids 12 and under free.
"We've planned a grand finale we're calling "Goliath" that might turn heads from Montreal to Mount Washington," pyrotechnics director Dr. Joe Clauss said. "Actually, there will be the equivalent of four finales before we're done.
"In the past, we've put the hammer down and gone at full speed from start to finish, but we've learned to pace the show so that people can catch their breath. I have a veteran crew of family and friends that's really looking forward to Saturday. Our shipment from China has arrived. We've totally redesigned the event and we've made a new launching apparatus to make "Goliath" unforgettable."
Pepsi Fireworks Night ushers in a busy month at the speedway, which culminates with the American-Canadian Tour (ACT) International 500 Saturday and Sunday July 20 and 21.
The $25,000-to-win International 500 has Late Model entries from all over the Northeast United States and Eastern Canada and a purse worth over $140,000. Airborne's DIRTcar Modifieds will compete in 50-lap features both days.
Airborne hosts a USA/Canada Limited Late Model 60-lap Challenge July 6 with all divisions and the Classic Cruisers Car Show.
Spectator races — one-on-one elimination drags for street legal cars and trucks are set for Saturday, July 13 as a part of a four-division race card.
Airborne is located on Broderick Road in South Plattsburgh, just off Route 22 one mile south of I-87 exit 36.
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A short voile curtain hangs between the seating and a bar area, adding visual interest. "The fabric takes the hardness off the space and inserts a bit of femininity," says David Matthews, a principal at Carey Jones. "It's an inexpensive way to create a visual high note, and the fabric picks up the color from the light." Color-changing LEDs by Philips offer flexibility.
"The look could be described as plush industrial," says Darren Newby, lead designer for Carey Jones. Brushed steel and natural materials provide reflective acoustic tempering for what Newby describes as "a lively rock sound." A sculpted plaster proscenium arch echoes the traditional music halls of London.
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A kaleidoscopic showcase of the best short film and animation from around the world. Program includes films from Sweden, New Zealand, France, Switzerland, Australia, the UK, and the United States.
The Little Bird and the Leaf
Animation, Lena von Döhren, 2011, 4 min
It's winter. At the end of a branch hangs a single leaf. A little black bird comes along to water it but just as the bird reaches the end of the branch, a swift winter wind carries the leaf away.
France, Matthieu Gaillard, 2012, 4.5 min
In this stunning watercolor-come-to-life, a young girl is preparing for a trip to the beach with her dad and decides that her pet goldfish should come along for the ride!
Notebook Babies
USA, Tony Dusko, 2011, 1 min x 3
From NYICFF alumnus Tony Dusko, a series of short, humorous meditations on life calibrated for the self-actualized preschooler. Selected titles include "Believe in Yourself"," Moving Forward", and "Sharing".
Goat Herder and His Lots and Lots and Lots of Goats
UK. Will Rose, 2012, 7 min
Beneath a fuchsia sky, a goat herder leads his flock of goats up and down the mountains of Spain. Inspired by the filmmaker's daughter, this multi-award winning film uses a lovely muted color palette, beautiful design and subtle humor to excellent effect.
How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep?
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A little boy visits the moon as it exists in dreams an iridescent orb surrounded by translucent jellyfish and cellophane streams. Based on an Italo Calvino short story.
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The littlest lion in the family just can't seem to find his big bad roar, but his little squeak might turn out to be his greatest asset.
Animal Beatbox
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Dogs and cats and dogs and cats and dogs and cats and dogs and cats and dogs and cats and dogs and cats and
Munggee, Not Again
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Sleepwalking can be very dangerous, especially in the mountains! In this delightful stop-motion movie, two marmots and a hedgehog attempt to rescue their somnambulant friend.
Apache (Danger Beach)
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Neon paper cutouts create a continuously spiraling stage for an Apache guitarist and his Yeti band mate, as they perform a twangy throwback to 60′s surf-rock and spaghetti western soundtracks.
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With sugar skulls, sweet-smelling marigold petals, and joyful songs, a family welcomes back its ancestors in this spirited and colorful tribute to a unique holiday.
Red Sand
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A little boy picks up a shell on an empty, secluded beach. Putting it to his ear, he becomes lost in the sounds of the sea.
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Dinky Model Cars and Trucks
In pre-World War II England, Meccano's Dinky Toys reigned. Today its colorful delivery vans and sports cars and coupes are highly prized, in part because they were not especially well-made. Early diecast toys used a zinc alloy which was susceptible to metal fatigue. Also, children wore the toys out quickly, so few survived.
Postwar, Dinky continued to flourish but two new companies kept things competitive. Lesney launched its Matchbox brand in the late 1940s, and Corgi entered the fray in 1956, introducing clear windows and aluminum hubs on its cars. It took Dinky until 1958 to add windows to its cars, but by the 1960s it was exporting models designed to appeal to the U.S. market.
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Light and Fluffy Pumpkin Chiffon Pie Recipe
This fluffy and light treat from my mother is a nice variation of traditional pumpkin pie. The spices aren't overwhelming so it appeals to all.Jane Bradford, Decatur, Alabama
- 1 envelope unflavored gelatin
- 1/3 cup orange juice
- 3/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1/2 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
- 3 eggs, separated
- 1-1/4 cups canned pumpkin
- 3 tablespoons sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 pastry shell (9 inches), baked
- Whipped topping
- In a small saucepan, sprinkle gelatin over orange juice; let stand for 1 minute. Heat over low heat stirring until gelatin is completely dissolved. Stir in the brown sugar, milk and pie spice. Cook and stir over medium heat until brown sugar is dissolved. Remove from the heat.
- Stir a small amount of hot filling into egg yolks; return all to the pan, stirring constantly. Cook and stir over low heat for 3 minutes or until mixture is slightly thickened and a thermometer reads 160° (do not boil). Remove from the heat; whisk in pumpkin. Cover and refrigerate for 1 hour, stirring occasionally.
- In a small heavy saucepan, combine egg whites and sugar over low heat. With a portable mixer, beat on low speed over low heat until mixture reaches 160°. Remove from the heat. Add vanilla; beat on high until stiff peaks form. Fold into pumpkin mixture. Spoon into pie shell. Cover and refrigerate for 4 hours or until set. Serve with whipped topping. Yield: 6-8 servings.
Originally published as Pumpkin Chiffon Pie in Taste of Home's Holiday & Celebrations Cookbook Annual 2009, p134
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6Courtney Stodden's Mom Tells Us Why Courtney Stodden's the Way She Is
Here's a hint: it has nothing to do with this woman's job as a parent, and everything to do with stripper heels and God-given desires that Courtney just can't suppress.
Also, Courtney's mother allowed Doug Hutchison to marry her then-underage daughter because she knew that Doug Hutchison would be able to "handle" her daughter, and I don't know if that means Courtney's mother thought it'd be OK to push the child-rearing responsibilities onto someone who had a weird, sick attraction to a young girl who was barely out of puberty to lessen the load on her own shoulders, but that's what happened there. Courtney's mom needed a real man to handle her young daughter, and that's just what she got.
Don't be mistaken, though—Courtney was the one pursuing Doug, however, and according to her mother, whatever Courtney wants, Courtney gets. She also makes mention of the fact that the blossoming relationship was a "beautiful" thing to watch, and she has never regretted allowing the fifty-some year-old man to marry her daughter to this day.
Also, if you watch this video, you'll hear it straight from the horse's mouth that Doug is also a "fabulous man" who has enviable qualities, qualities that she, herself, would love to find in a man, and that's coming directly from the mouth of a woman whose husband left her just weeks ago.
… Gee, I wonder why.
What a messed up bunch of birds, right?
November 16, 2012 at 12:30 pm by Sarah
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She almost called Courtney a child and then rephrased using the word "teen".
And she was basically thrilled to have a parent (Doug) take her off her hands and resume parental duties, since "that's what she needs"
Her mom totally objectifies her too. 2/3 of America pedophiles?
She clearly wants a bit of Doug lovin' but her daughter got there first…
Geez….. This is an account of the 'oft heard,but seldom seen mother/daughter threesome in the works…. Dear Penthouse, I'm a minor celebrity living in L.A. and you'll never believe what happened……..
Holy crap she's twice as crazy as Courtney. That girl never stood a chance. This is going to end very, very badly.
I feel dirty after reading this article! That women needs to be smacked in the worse way! Ugh!
10 bucks says shes sleeping with Doug!


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Despite reports that he was expected to pull through, Hector Camacho's condition has worsened after last night's shooting in Puerto Rico, and the star fighter is now on life support.
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Former three-division world champion Hector Camacho has been shot in Bayamon, Puerto Rico, and early reports are that he has a minimal chance of survival.
Boxing fans don't always agree with or on Larry Merchant, but he's providing notable quotables for over 30 years on HBO. Bad Left Hook's James Foley rounds up some of the best.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Justin4 local one nighter I'm a local resident that stayed a night at the Sheraton Waikiki. They were super accommodating, giving me an early check in and a late checkout for kamaaina. Room and view was awesome. No complaints. I would definitely stay again! October 24, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5��by vickigk Problem Stay They hotel did not have the right room available the 1 st night. Family had to change to the correct room the next night. I was over the smoking patio and the hotel would not move me (if though I told them it was making me sick). August 23, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Nextexgoldspgmember The worst hotel I had ever stayed in Rooms maintenance needs to improve urgently and you should renew your whole front desk staff including the manager "Leslie" Instead of help you to feel welcome they make you want to leave. They just don't care about guest needs August 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by 808norm Didn't feel like number I live off Island and have always stayed at another Hotel in Waikiki for the past 10+ years. This past weekend was our very first stay at the Sheraton Waikiki and felt very welcomed when checked in. I highly recommend this Hotel! December 19, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by ridr Super service at this hotel This hotel provided excellent service and recognition during my stay. It has surpassed any experience I've had at a Starwood property in the USA. I'm very impressed and have change my plans to visit this hotel again. Thank you. November 7, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by UALFLTATT Retired Flight Attendant I am a Preferred Starwood guest and a retired airline flight attendant. I have stayed at countless hotels and feel that I am well qualified in reviewing different aspects of this hotel. I am concerned that as a Preferred Starwood guest who is contemplating buying a deeded property next year with them, my status had no bearing whatsoever on any part of my stay. The hotel room was disappointing and I don't feel up to par with Sheraton. We are coffee drinkers and when asked for more coffee, the request was sometimes accommodated, but not always. When asked for rates for an extra day, they would not match a beachfront property's rate down the street, thus, we left and gave our money to the competition. Not a wise business decision. The desk clerk didn't even try to keep us on their property despite the room availability. Location is fabulous, but didn't make us stay with them as we could get a better rate down the street (literally) and for better accommodations. Now, I'm actually re-thinking the idea of buying into Starwood Properties based on this experience. April 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by SKA1543 It was great It was perfect time in hawaii with sheraton. I got promotion from starwood. thank you February 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by ANikolic Amazing hotel with the right price We thoroughly enjoyed our six nights stay. The hotel has lots to offer. You can get everything you need in the hotel. It is a perfect location in Waikiki. The infinity pool is amazing and relaxing. I am definitely coming back! September 26, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by BryanC2k Amazing room size, awesome views The view from our hotel room at the Sheraton was amazing, complete view of Waikiki beach, and plenty of room in the suite for our whole family! January 25, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Mathprof Loved the eternity pool! Eternity pool and floating "bean bags" were exemplary. Customer service throughout the hotel was also extraordinary. Everyone was so welcoming and warm, willing to help with most anything. Waikiki is a very busy area, though. October 24, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by WineAdvisoryGroup Convention Hotel But Fine for Leisure Even though this is a giant place, geared towards conventions, it still works for a family vaca as the location on the beach is excellent, the facility is kept up, it has all the services you need, and the staff is friendly. April 9, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Steve1999 Honeymoon My Wife and I stayed here for our honeymoon. This hotel was excellent and the staff was very helpful with planning activities. I wish we could stayed longer because we didn't have enough time during the day to do everything. June 18, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by GA64 Aloha.....the spirit of Hawaii Great hotel in central location. Recent renovations make this great! Staffs attention to detail ensures a great stay......Mahalo! January 30, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jilly47 Good location for Waikiki activities For such a large hotel everything seems to work remarkably smoothly. Breakfast buffet seating very adequate inside and outside on lanai. Check in/out handled very efficiently. Poolside/beach personnel efficient and helpful. May 14, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by horriblepoolservice HOrrible pool service Had hotel pool guy remove items from our chairs, eyewitnessed and pointed out by guests, when asked for items back,"did not have them"! Talked to manager of pool guys was NO help...horrible pool service at this facility!!!! January 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by MikeHodge First Class service and amazing views! The service, location and staff are excellent and the views from our balconies in the Kai suite were amazing. We had a great time and were welcomed by Betty who more than met every expectation we had for a spectacular week. December 29, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by Mirka This hotel was really great We were first time in Honolulu and we were really very happy with our hotel. Nothing was missing, the location, the staff, the room, the pool, everything was great. We also recommend the SPG member, we enjoyed our stay. April 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by DakotaFamily Best Experience Ever Spent 5 days at the Sheraton Waikiki. The hotel is perfectly located on Waikiki Beach. The staff (especially the Leahi Club staff) were the best! The rooms and food were great! Have a Sunset Mai Tai and enjoy the view! February 23, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Bill0508 Great experience My wife and I just got home from vacation in Waikiki. We spent 5 days at the Sheraton and it was a good experience as usual. January 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by kim2639 Amazing Service! From check in to check out we had amazing service! Everyone was friendly and helpful and made our honeymoon stay extra special. Only thing is that we didn't have enough tokens to give out to exceptional staff members. October 4, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kelly12 Sheraton Waikiki Experience We stayed at the Sheraton Waikiki last week and the only problem I had was Brian, the manger. Very poor service. Other than him, our stay was amazing as usual. I would highly recommend this hotel for everything else. September 29, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by marco60cr Very Pleasant Stay But Not Memorable This was our second stay; the first one, back in 2009 was memorable. The location is impressive, one of the best in Waikiki. We were on the 23rd floor ocean front, overlooking the Infinity pool; the room was nice, but not fantastic: IMHO, the best rooms are the ones looking towards Diamond Head, such as the one we had on the occasion of our previous visit. There are way too many birds, more than I can remember: don't leave any food on your lanai, and always lock the window if you don't want to find them in your room. Breakfast buffet at the Kai Market is good, even if i t lacks of variety, a problem if you are staying for some time. Last time we came, breakfast buffet was on the 30th floor, with a spectacular view of Waikiki and Diamond Head The $25/day resort fee does include self parking and internet, plus other amenities. Good value, IMHO. Among other benefits SPG platinum & gold members enjoy a priority line at the Kai Market, which is very valuable when this 1600 rooms hotel is completely full :-) Overall, a very pleasant stay, but this time not memorable :-( August 21, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Usc4 Good location Good location. Every one helpful and friendly. February 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by KJlized KJlized Location is great for family trip. It is close to beach, main street and Duty free shops. Two pools are clean and great to relax in. Kids love the slide. Ocenview Room is excellent and the staff are really friendly. May 8, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Joanna29 Just great I spent a fabulous vacation in the Sheraton Waikiki hotel. Great ocean view from my room, the room was spacious and clean. The staff was very friendly and service-oriented. I would recommend this hotel at any time. March 24, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by BR123 Rooms are out dated Property is very nice but rooms need to be upgraded; small and dated bathrooms; small tv; sparse furnishings; autotemp on airconditioning did not owrk and ran continuously. No recognition for SPG status or upgrade. December 1, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Paul81 Nov getaway Sheraton Waikiki is the best property on Waikiki. The amenities and staff are second to none. The property is centrally located, we didn't have to rent a car. Always a great place to vacation. Paul November 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by ShoNuff808 Aloha Spirit The staff at this hotel truly demonstrate the Aloha Spirit. Kai market was wonderful! And there's no better experience than enjoying a cocktail while floating around in the infinity pool! December 9, 2013


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Buck Bay - Grindstone Island in Grindstone Island
- bedrooms 4
- baths 1½
- sleeps 8
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- pets allowed yes
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Property located on Grindstone Island, 4 miles by boat to Clayton and from Gananoque, Ontario, in the middle of the St Lawrence River. Beautiful home right on the water, large beams, windows, views, decks in all directions. All modern. Boathouse and docks for boats with 4-8 feet of water. Swim float 30' from shore, great swimming. Protected harbor, secluded bay on head of Grindstone in Buck Bay facing Wolfe Island.
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Amenities include linens, towels, all kitchen utensils, dishwasher, laundry machine and dryer.We have charcoal grill, coffee maker, blender,etc.
activities and attractions in Grindstone Island Thousand Islands
Grindstone is a beautiful unspoiled island 6 miles long and 3 miles wide. There are wonderful dirt roads for biking, hiking,and running. The water is clear and fresh and there are many beaches around the head of the island perfect for swimming. We have a swimming float 30' off shore as well as docks for swimming in Buck Bay. Water sports abound with sailing, kyacking and snorkeling. We provide a 8' rowboat for paddling around the bay.
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Rentals run weekly only, from Sunday to Sunday. Check in is after 3 on Sunday and check out is by 11 the following Sunday. Deposit of $850/week upon reservation balance sent 2 weeks in advance. There is no cleaning fee so it is expected the property is left as clean as it is found. All trash must be taken by renter to Clayton and you must bring your own drinking water. The location is only accessible by boat so you must own or rent a boat big enough to take the periodic rough seas of the St. Lawrence. Boats can be rented at Clayton Marina.


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Coal shipments by rail may be down in southern West Virginia, but more of those containers hauling high-value freight are up.
In a little over a year, southern West Virginia will play a bigger part in the worldwide movement toward container-based shipping.
Intermodal traffic on Norfolk Southern's Heartland Corridor in the third quarter was up 19 percent from the year before. The corridor runs from the ocean port at Norfolk and through southern West Virginia on its way to Cincinnati and Chicago.
The third-quarter growth comes as the Heartland Intermodal Gateway at the Wayne County community of Prichard nears completion. When it's finished in late 2014 or early 2015, the infrastructure will be in place for businesses in southern West Virginia and nearby parts of Ohio and Kentucky to join the movement to move merchandise by both rail and truck.
"The Heartland Corridor continues to be robust. We don't expect quarter-to-quarter increases of 19 percent," Donald W. Seale, chief marketing officer of Norfolk Southern, said in a conference call last week. "That would be a compounding phenomenon. But it's going to continue to be a robust growth corridor for us."
In an interview with The State Journal, Jeff Heller, vice president of intermodal and automotive for Norfolk Southern, said most of the traffic that moves on the Heartland Corridor runs from Hampton Roads to the Midwest, but it also handles some traffic from Charlotte, N.C., to Columbus, Ohio.
Prichard will open around the time upgrades to the Panama Canal are completed. Those upgrades are expected to increase shipments to East Coast ports, including Hampton Roads.
The port of Hampton Roads has picked up market share from other East Coast ports this year, and "we're the beneficiary of a good part of that," Heller said. Some containers originate overseas, are transferred to rail at Hampton Roads and eventually make their way to the West Coast, he said.
Many of the containers that move on the corridor are filled with consumer goods such as electronics, footwear and clothing, Heller said.
The Heartland Intermodal Gateway is being built by the West Virginia Public Port Authority. The port authority has contracted the marketing of the facility to the Rahall Transportation Institute, or RTI, at Marshall University.
The intermodal facility at this point is 25 percent complete, with completion scheduled for December 2014 or early 2015, said state Sen. Bob Plymale, D-Wayne, CEO of the RTI.
While consumer goods may dominate traffic on the corridor at the present, Plymale said he sees the Prichard facility as a place for rail-truck transfer for consumer goods and industrial goods.
The Huntington area and surrounding areas have a number of industries that serve the automotive, transportation and industrial equipment markets.
"We're looking at a 120-mile radius," Plymale said. "That includes about 4,000 shippers that are already using containers in some way."
When it opens, Prichard will be the only terminal between Roanoke, Va., and Columbus. James D. York, executive director of the state port authority, said Prichard will serve 60 counties in West Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio.
York described intermodal shipping as a way of getting traffic off the state's clogged highways.
And, he said, with opening about a year away, it's not too early to be signing companies that want to use Prichard's off-loading and warehouse space.


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The world is increasingly urban, interconnected, and changing. If current trends continue, by 2050 the global urban population is estimated to be 6.3 billion, nearly doubling the 3.5 billion urban dwellers worldwide in 2010 (see Figure 1). More than 60 percent of the area projected to be urban in 2030 has yet to be built. Most of this growth is expected to happen in small and medium-sized cities, not in megacities.
Five major trends in the urbanization process have implications for biodiversity and ecosystem services:
The rate and ways in which the planet is urbanizing vary both across and within regions and countries.
Although there is large spatial variation in rates of change across the 55 nations of Africa, the combined impact of high natural population growth and ruralto- urban migration means that Africa is urbanizing faster than any other continent. Overall the urban population is expected to more than double from 300 million in 2000 to 750 million in 2030. Population expansion and a tradition of low-density settlement mean that the rate of increase in urban land cover is predicted to be the highest in any region in the world: 700 percent over the period 2000–2030. Expansion is expected to be focused in five main areas: the Nile River, the Guinean coast, the northern shores of Lakes Victoria and Tanganyika, the Kano region in northern Nigeria, and greater Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. All except the latter are very sensitive ecological zones.
Asia is home to 60 percent of the world's population, and there are large variations in the region with regard to urbanization levels and urban growth rates. While some countries have populations that are predominantly urban (Singapore, 100 percent; Malaysia, 72 percent; Japan, 67 percent; Indonesia, 54 percent), others have populations that are predominantly rural (Bangladesh, 28 percent; Vietnam, 29 percent; India, 30 percent Lao People's Democratic Republic, 33 percent; Thailand, 34 percent).
India's population is currently about 30 percent urban and is expected to become 50 percent urban by about 2044. This will have significant implications for the country's environment, ecology, and sustainability. India already contains 3 of the world's 10 largest cities—Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata—as well as 3 of the world's 10 fastest growing cities—Ghaziabad, Surat, and Faridabad.
China, with around 50 percent of its population now living in cities, is in the middle of its urbanization transition. Compared with the last three decades, the urbanization rate in the coming three decades will be slower, with urban expansion moving from the coastal areas to the interior. By 2030 China's urban population is expected to exceed 900 million, an increase of more than 300 million from today.
Figure 1. Global urbanization and biodiversity hotspots, 1950–2025.
More than 80 percent of the population in Latin America lives in cities, and by 2050 it is expected to reach 90 percent, thus making it the most urbanized of all world regions. The region includes megalopolises such as Mexico City, São Paulo, and Buenos Aires, whose populations exhibit significant social and economic differences. The number of cities in the region has grown sixfold in the past 50 years (although growth rates have been slowing), while rural areas are being abandoned. Today, the deforestation "frontier" is advancing, along with cities founded less than 20 years ago, into the Amazon basin from the Southeast in Brazil, and along major roads and rivers.
In the Caribbean, urbanization is somewhat smaller (around 65 percent), with significant sub-regional differences (from 21 to 90 percent). Historically, urban areas in the Caribbean have been predominantly characterized by capital port cities, many of which were founded during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. However, it is only since the Second World War that this region has experienced rapid rates of urban growth. The biggest capital cities (such as Havana, Santo Domingo and Port-au-Prince) are still below 3 million, but urbanization growth rates overall are steeper than in the rest of Latin America (with Haiti and Trinidad and Tobago exhibiting the highest annual urbanization rates). Capital cities often house a significant part of the entire population.
Europe and North America share a similar urban development pattern. In Europe, the current urbanization level is 70–80 percent, and urban growth in recent decades has been mostly in the form of urban land expansion rather than population growth. Indeed, in some areas in Eastern Europe many cities are shrinking in population, creating new opportunities for innovative use of former residential and industrial areas. Cities in the USA and Canada share a complex pattern of shrinking and/or shifting patterns of population in central parts of the cities coupled with sprawl in outer suburbs and exurban areas. This pattern creates unique challenges for biodiversity conservation.
Oceania is defined by the United Nations as the islands within Polynesia, Micronesia and Melanesia, and Australia and New Zealand. Urbanization came late to islands in the Pacific Ocean, typically following independence, but has increased rapidly since the 1970s. Excluding the population of Papua New Guinea, more than half of all Pacific Islanders now live in urban areas. In some atoll states, urban growth has produced very high population densities, comparable to those in densely populated Asian cities. On the other hand, both Australia and New Zealand have highly urbanized populations where 85 percent of their populations live in urban areas, but at relatively low densities. Australia is one of the world's least densely populated countries, with fewer than three people per square kilometer.


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High School Counselor's Innovative Approach Results in Prestigious Statewide Honor
SACRAMENTO, Calif., June 13, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The California Student Aid Commission is proud to announce the winner of the 2014 Arthur S. Marmaduke Award is Ms. Andrea Goodwin of Los Angeles High School for the Arts at Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools located at 701 S. Catalina Street, Los Angeles, CA 90005. This is the 28th annual award, which goes to one outstanding California high school counselor who has demonstrated exemplary skills in helping students fulfill their dreams of going to college.
Ms. Goodwin was nominated by her principal, Susan Conjura, who said, "Andrea's most amazing quality is her ability to connect with the students and help them realize their own potential."
"This prestigious award was established by the Commission in 1985 to annually recognize one high school counselor who has demonstrated superior skills, dedication, and results helping students seek and receive college financial aid," said Diana Fuentes-Michel, Executive Director of the California Student Aid Commission. "This award acknowledges commitment to assisting students in gaining access to postsecondary education."
Through diligence, commitment, attention to detail, and her willingness to travel the extra miles for students, Ms. Goodwin's achievements include:
According to Cathy Kwan, a colleague of Andrea's, "she works tirelessly to improve and promote a college-going culture on our campus. She is an active member of the California Association of School Counselors, and I can find no one more deserving of the Marmaduke Outstanding High School Counselor Award than Andrea Goodwin."
Marmaduke Award nominations were evaluated through an established review and selection process by members of the California Student Aid Commission. Arthur S. Marmaduke was executive director of the California Student Aid Commission for 25 years from 1960 to 1985. He had a passion for helping students reach college. The award was established in 1985 in his honor as the longest-serving executive director in the history of the Commission, which was founded in 1955. Mr. Marmaduke also served as the first President of the National Association of State Grant and Aid Programs. He died in 2005 of Parkinson's disease.
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A NEW Dartford Crossing discount scheme, which could save Thurrock residents hundreds of pounds, comes into force on Saturday.
The scheme will enable people living in the borough and who privately own a car or a van to make an unlimited number of trips over the crossing for just £20 per year.
Currently, residents on the scheme pay £10 for 50 trips a year and 20p for each crossing thereafter. That will continue for anyone expecting to make less than 100 trips per year.
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Patrick McLoughlin, the government's Transport Secretary announced the changes to the Local Residents' Discount Scheme in September last year.
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EL CAJON, Calif. (BP) -- Many of us live in cities where sunsets and mountain horizons have become distant memories. The majestic stars are blacked out. Just as our capabilities in cities have grown exponentially, our capacity for wonder seems to have withered.
Before we can say anything about worship, we must come to grips with this idea of wonder. For worship can never be the sole work of the rational mind. In the presence of Almighty God, as the Apostle John discovered, the sense of wonder comes naturally and leaves us changed. But without the capability of awe, where we stand at the edge of ourselves and gaze beyond, we will never come into His presence.
Experience vs. event
Since the days of our first parents in the Garden of Eden, worship has walked a tightrope between lifestyle and liturgy. When God walked in the Garden with His first children in the cool of the day, Adam and Eve worshipped Him as we should -- without interruption. The Creator and His creatures experienced a continual, ongoing exchange of provision and praise. God provided everything Adam and Eve needed, and they responded with praise -- with gratitude, reverence, honor, submission, and holy fear.
Yet the
of worship was soon transformed into an
. Adam and Eve sinned, their state of worship was interrupted, and they were expelled from God's presence. The next thing we see is their sons engaged in an
of worship -- the bringing of offerings to the Lord. Instead of worship being the uninterrupted experience of man, sin necessitated the scheduling of worship to a time and a place (Genesis 4:3-4).
Appointed vs. perpetual
Reading the elaborate and detailed plans God gave to Israel by which they were to worship in the tabernacle illustrates the legitimacy of appointed times and places of worship. And yet as a backdrop to the
times of worship were the
acts of worship which went on before the Lord day and night (Exodus 30:8; Leviticus 6:12; Leviticus 24:5-9).
But when we get to the New Testament, we find something different. Christians are the new temple and priests of God (1 Timothy 3:15; 1 Peter 2:5, 9). Like the priesthood of old, we are to worship at
times as well as to worship
Here are some important reminders:
-- Be regular at appointed times of corporate worship. It has become increasingly popular in our culture for Christians to exempt themselves from corporate worship. Not only is this unbiblical (Hebrews 10:24-25), it has the same effect as pulling a log out of a fire. The personal fire for worship of God burns bright when fueled by the worship of many.
-- Be regular at appointed times of personal worship. It has also become widespread for Christians to plan time with God while driving, showering, exercising and mowing the lawn. I am convinced that this practice should not be a substitute for a personal "quiet" time with God. Distractions do just that -- they distract. Make sure you are setting aside priority time daily to be alone with God in prayer, Bible reading and worship.
-- Cultivate the practice of unscheduled worship. Everyone has times during the day when discretionary minutes present themselves. Instead of turning on the television, flipping through a magazine, calling a friend, or dozing off, get in the practice of redeeming the time to focus on the Lord. Communing continually with God throughout the day and night is the experience of worship (Psalm 16:7; 63:6; 119:48).
-- Offer yourself as a living sacrifice to God. This is an exhortation in the strongest of terms from the Apostle Paul (Romans 12:1). When we make the transition in our thinking from
a sacrifice of worship to
a sacrifice of worship ... we are moving toward reclaiming the
of worship which we have lost. We offer our sacrifice of worship -- time, talent, and treasure -- but
we are
the sacrifice God desires most.
Living every moment in the wonder of worship will change the way you live every day.
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