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Photos and Description of this 2 bedroom holiday apartment in Capitol Hill - St. John's Apartment #203
#203 Has Two Bedrooms And A Queen Sized Sleeper In The Living Room.
This is the last remodel I'm ever doing at St. John's! Horray! 203 was three single studio apartments that shared a hall bathroom. We combined them, making a large two bedroom with its own bath. The living room/dining and kitchen areas are all in one large corner room with the greatest view of traffic on East Pike Street. It's a real fun place to sit and watch.
The apartment has a nice master bedroom with a queen bed, dresser, two night stands, a combination writing desk and make-up table, and a 40' Samsung LED TV.
The second bedroom has two adult sized (meaning extra long) twin beds. The beds are actually made for adults, so they are comfortable, unlike ordinary twin beds. And of course when younger people sleep in them it's no problem as they seem spacious and very fancy. Both these beds and the one in the master have padded headboards so they're comfortable places to sit and read or watch TV. The second bedroom also has a Samsung TV but this one is only 32'.
The main room also has a TV, another Samsung 40' LED TV. We have Dish Network (a satellite system) with lots of channels including HBO. There is of course also free wireless internet. And there's a stereo in the living room with a docking station for your ipod or iphone. It also plays CDs and there's a small selection in the apartment.
The living room is quite comfortable. The couch is made by American Leather and is of high quality. They have a patented system of making a sleeper sofa. They use a solid plywood platform and heavy foam. It makes a firm but very comfortable place to sleep. And when it's put away it's a nice couch. There's also a comfortable easy chair and a table with 4 chairs in the window nook. That's where we like to sit and people watch.
The apartment is on the corner of East Pike and Harvard. It's a busy intersection with pedestrian traffic. There are two colleges within blocks of us. And lots of people living in the area. Across the street from us is a 24 hour grocery store, which draws people to our location. And up the street, about 3 blocks from us, is the center of a very vibrant night life scene. We're just on the fringe of it, which is a good thing actually. It's amazing to walk around up there on a Friday or Saturday night, but then it's nice to come back to St. John's where the neighborhood isn't totally packed and amazing.
The kitchen is small, taking up one long wall. There's a small 4 burner stove with oven and a large microwave oven. Plus a blender, toaster, coffee maker and all the pots and pans and utensils and plates and silverware and the basic cooking essentials. Just go across the street to the store and it's easy to stay in the apartment and avoid high priced meals every time you go out. It's a good little kitchen. It works real well and it's a great place to cook and eat and hang out.
The building has 23 apartments total. We have six short-term rentals and 17 full time apartments. We have a live in manager, Johnny, who will check you in and out and take care of any needs you might have while you're with us.
Built in 1905, St. John's has character. It has large halls and beautiful old woodwork and it's a great place! We've owned it for almost eight years now, and we've remodeled the entire place. This apartment, #203, is my last remodel! It's all done! It's a great feeling. My wife and I stay in the apartments when they are not rented, giving us a place to stay in the city. This is a really good thing to do because we are always looking for ways to improve the apartments. We make sure the kitchens have everything you need to cook and that everything works the way we designed it.
There's much more to the St. John's story. We have a large website with many more photos and information. You can also reserve directly through the website at any time. Thank you for looking at our properties, and we hope you come stay with us!
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Christine Heller
Mark and Oda own St. John's Apartments. They live in the country about an hour from the building, and use the short-terms when they want to come into town. Christine is their short term rental manager. We try very hard to make sure the place is very comfortable and has all the items a traveler could ever need. It's a job, and a hobby, and it's fun. We feel very lucky to have St. Johns!
Christine Heller purchased this apartment in 2005
Why Christine Heller chose Capitol Hill
Mark and Oda were very careful in their selection of this building when they bought it. When they saw St. John's they knew it was the right place, after looking at many other buildings. It required a lot of work to bring it up to our standards, and many additional dollars too! But it was well worth it. Built in 1905, the place has a rich history. (Actually it's a poor history. The people that have lived here have always been working class, struggling to get by.) The building itself has character. The open air design and the old woodwork gives it a special feel. It's just a great place to be!
What makes this apartment unique
In addition to just loving the building, we love the neighborhood, the location and the convenience of it all. The large grocery store across the street is excellent. And we're surrounded with great restaurants and lots of fun little shops. We're not in the middle of the big stores in downtown Seattle; we're in the middle of the little quirky shops that are so much more fun to explore. The neighborhood is amazing. If you like night life there's a huge set of bars just a few blocks away, several with dance floors and live music and many with just great decor, great drinks and an amazing place to see what it's like to live in Seattle.
Guestbook comments from the manager
Thank you for the wonderful stay here. We enjoyed it very much. Johnny you are so nice. We hope to come back again.


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Newly elected Oyster Bay-East Norwich Chamber of Commerce Vice President Walter Imperatore announced a new marketing concept, "It's right under your nose." It illustrates the you can find anything you want right here in the OB-EN area and that it is located right under your nose.
He and chamber members illustrated the idea by wearing black handlebar moustaches on Feb. 28 at their installation dinner held at Christ Church parish hall.
"If you wonder why we keep changing the location of our installation dinner, it is because we keep on growing," said Michele Browner, as she finished up her third term as president.
One of the things the chamber is known for is acknowledging and thanking people for their work with the chamber. Those thanks were extended to Christ Church Pastor Peter Casparian, who is in California; and the church's sexton Hector for setting up the room. Round tables were covered with white tablecloths. Potted plants decorated them, on loan from Dodds & Eder, courtesy of Dottie Simons, newly elected president. Jack Hallyards American Restaurant catered the evening's buffet with treats provided by Sweet Tomato.
Browner acknowledged State Sen. Senator Carl Marcellino who inducted the new board of directors and officers; and Legislator Judy Jacobs who presented citations to Browner for her work with the chamber and to Dagmar Fors Karppi on her retirement from the Oyster Bay Enterprise Pilot. Jacobs also informed the group that because of the new redistricting of the legislature, Oyster Bay, Oyster Bay Cove, East Norwich will no longer be in her care.
Browner said, "Whenever a new business opens we can count on Judy to be there at the ribbon cutting ceremony." A new business opened on Saturday, March 2, the Mad Potter at 17 Audrey Avenue from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. It is a walk-in and work pottery place for adults and children.
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In 2012 they added new wreaths on Audrey Avenue. She thanked town workers for putting up the Snowflakes in spite of all the work they had to do to cleanup after Hurricane Sandy. She added, "The LIPA bill is on the way." The chamber pays the lighting bill for the holiday decorations. The good news is that the chamber is getting 35 more lampposts. Ten lampposts are funded by Judy Jacobs and 25 are funded through a grant Browner and Rob Brusca worked on to receive. "It's the first grant we wrote," she said proudly. Soon flower baskets will be hanging on them too, she added.
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Saving the best for last, Walter Imperatore said they wanted to help people remember to shop in the hamlet and they came up with the concept that it is all right here – under your nose. He named all the various offerings including history, arts, culture, and all the shopping venues available in town. The moustaches are available at Buckingham Village. Photos of people wearing them will be on the visitoysterbay website.
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500 g mozzarella curd
500 g best quality heavy cream
Extra virgin olive oil
Prepare the curd as you would to make balls of mozzerella, but instead pull into strands and drop into the room temperature heavy cream seasoned with salt. Add olive oil until it looks glossy. Set aside at room temperature. Do not refrigerate.
Strawberry quick jam
3 pints of strawberries
200 g sugar
Juice of 1 lemon
Pinch of salt
Cut off the tops of the strawberries and cut into irregular chunks. Toss with sugar and lemon juice and then season to taste with the salt. Tip onto a sheet tray lined with a non-stick baking mat, juice included. Bake in a 200 degree oven until the fruit is dehydrated slightly and the juices have turned into a sticky glaze, about one-and-a-half hours. Set aside to cool. The consistency gooey and jam-like.
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10 g salt
200 g olive oil
Cut the crust off of the loaf and pull the bread into irregular chunks by hand. Toss with the sugar, salt, and olive oil and tip onto a parchment paper lined sheet tray. Bake in a 300 degree oven until dried out and crunchy, getting a tiny bit of golden brown color. Allow to cool and store in a dry container.
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Extra virgin olive oil
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Place some strands of stracciatella in a shallow bowl. Divide into 8 portions and top with a few blobs of strawberry jam. Add some cut up fresh strawberries as well. Top with a few olive oil croutons, a pinch of black pepper, and a drizzle of olive oil. Makes eight servings.
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We certainly have had varying weather this summer—hotter than usual, colder than usual, flooding, etc. I hope all are safe. Also, there is so much upheaval in our world these days. We need to pray for peace.
There is good news on the Marymount front. The alumnae directory is finished and has been sent out to all who ordered one. It is filled with helpful information as well as many more listings of alumnae.
Our next event for Marymount alumnae is Homecoming on Sept. 13 at the Rose Hill campus of Fordham. The day will start at 9 a.m. for those interested in the 5K Ram Run. The Homecoming Tent opens on Edwards Parade at 11 a.m. to welcome everyone with free food and soft drinks. Beer and wine are also available for $3. The football game against Rhode Island kicks off at 1 p.m. Last year we had a number of Marymount alumnae who attended and had lots of fun.
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To see what is planned in your area, visit the alumni events page.
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The carrier will be forced to replace Dreamliner flights with the less fuel-efficient Boeing 777s and Boeing 747s, which will mean an escalation in its fuel bill over the previous three months. The airline will also be forced to delay the launch of new lucrative routes, such as Sydney and Melbourne.
"There will be an impact on the fuel bill also, maybe to the tune of 25-30% (over what it was with the Dreamliners)," said a senior Air India official on the operations side. "The 777s and 747s are gas-guzzlers and that is why we had begun to replace them with the 787s."
A Boeing 787 consumes 20% less fuel than a similar aircraft. Air India had started to put in place the 787s on routes where Boeing 777s were flying, with replacement on the Delhi-Paris route happening only last week. The national carrier was able to turnaround previously unprofitable routes, such as Delhi-Frankfurt, mainly due to the fuel efficiency of the Dreamliners.
Air India has also been forced to fly the Boeing 747 in its fleet. The jumbo jet, which has four engines and consumes much more fuel than modern aircraft, has been slowly de-comissioned by many airlines around the world. Air India, which had five such planes, had put two on VVIP duty while it started reducing its use.
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AllBusiness.com November 11, 2011 - The debate rages on. No, not Pawn Stars vs. Storage Wars. Search engine optimization vs. social media. Which is better for small-business marketing?A new survey of online marketers has an answer: SEO. Marketers polled in Webmarketing123's 2011 State of Digital Marketing Report said SEO is their most effective source of B2C and B2B leads, topping social media and pay-per-click advertising.
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- 69 percent of small businesses have received customer recommendations from fans on Facebook, 52 percent from connections at LinkedIn, 44 percent from followers on Twitter.
- 59 percent of small businesses attracted traffic to their website via Facebook, 55 percent via LinkedIn, 35 percent via Twitter.
- 42 percent of small businesses have drawn sales leads through Facebook, 36 percent through LinkedIn, 16 percent through Twitter.
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America to small business: "Save us." Small-business owners like to blame politicians for the dismal employment picture. Who doesn't? But a new Gallup Poll suggests owners should take a look in the mirror.
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Lahaina, HI 96761Neighborhood:
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Lahaina Grill
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.lahainagrill.com/
- Phone: (808) 667-5117
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Serving Dinner Nightly from 5:30 p.m.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Continental, American
- Executive Chef: Arnulfo Gonzalez
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Chef's Dining Room seats 6 to 9 guests. The New Room at Lahaina Grill seats up to 30 guests.
- Private Party Contact: Debbi Fagan 8086675117x
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Visit Lahaina Grill for innovative New American cuisine using techniques and flavors from around the world, all perfectly blended with the freshest ingredients cultivated by Maui's local farms, dairies, and surrounding waters. Lahaina Grill has been voted "Best Maui Restaurant" for TWENTY-ONE consecutive years by Honolulu Magazine readers' poll (1994-2014).Continued
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292 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.8Service4.8
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (224)special occasion (215)romantic (141)notable wine list (128)neighborhood gem (85)hot spot (65)good for groups (45)vibrant bar scene (35)late-night find (9)kid-friendly (5)great for lunch (4)scenic view (2)great for outdoor dining (2)great for brunch (1)Show More
- Lovely evening in MauiLovesBYOBsDined on 11/22/2014Food was fabulous, service spectacular and wine list was nice even if we had to pick a third choice because the first two were unavailable. This is definitely not a quiet romantic place as there were many groups dining, however we had a lovely table for two against a wall that broke much of the noise and allowed us to have our own space. I felt bad for the the parties of two in the middle of the room between larger groups. Noise is only reason we did not give overall rating a five star.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DRamonDined on 11/22/2014When we vacation on Maui this is a place we always choose to dine. The food and service is superb. You won't be disappointed!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/20/2014our server Justin and his team are no ka oi! The food and presentation never fail to impress.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AWESOME FOOD ANS SERVICEChadDined on 11/19/2014Wew have visited this place for years and its always AWESOME! Weve always had great food and the service is the best!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best in townCME4DIRTDined on 11/19/2014Once again Lahaina Grill has emerged as the best of the best. In all aspects of the dining experience, these guys shine at allSpecial Features:
- Great evening!HibiscusDined on 11/17/2014My husband and I booked a reservation through Open Table for 8:00, but really would have preferred earlier. We were shopping on Lahaina and while walking by just decided to see if we could get in earlier. They were very accommodating and sat us down immediately! The service was excellent, being attentive, but not overly suffocating! Our waiter was amazing, but I can't remember her name to give her credit! She's a veteran there as she worked the place when it had another name! David Paul, Lahaina Grill?? And, the food was amazing!! The special for the evening was the opakapaka fish, which melted in your mouth! The dessert we had was the keylime pie! Best keylime that we've ever had too! We had a noisy group next to us, but they were very friendly and we joined in and joked around with them. Ambience is not a quiet restaurant, as there's bar is right in the middle! Recommend this place for a nice evening out in Maui!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Maui birthdayTomFanDined on 11/16/2014We celebrated my wife's birthday here and the food was fabulous. The service was first rate and the wine that was recommended will go on our list of favorites. The noise does pick up as the crowd increases, but nothing too bad. We will go back for sure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food and Friendly AtmospherrTGNoebelDined on 11/15/2014We come to Maui quiet often and we found this place last year. While planning our trip this year we knew this would be for our first night. The food is so good and the friendly staff treat you like family. We just love it and have decided to eat here again before we return back to Texas.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Surprise FindDabaumShelterDined on 11/15/2014Lahaina Grill wasn't on our radar for must-eat places to eat, but online searching showed good reviews, so we booked our table and went. The food was exceptional. Fish was fresh, presentation creative, and service flawless. Such a surprise find for us! Definitely will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This was our top restaurant we tried on MauiOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/13/2014Amazing Food, Awesome recommendations from the staff about what to get.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What a fabulous dinner!SRRaiderfanDined on 11/11/2014What a fabulous dinner! The "bee sting" was like sipping a fresh Bartlett pear. The rack of lamb was cooked perfectly as was the fish of the day. You will pay for the Maui experience, but the quality can't be beat. We will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Romantic and ClassicERrunnergirlDined on 11/10/2014This restaurant is a must visit while in Maui. Romantic, classy and great ambiance. Perfect for a special occasion, date night out while on the island. Food was delicious and creative. Split an entry so you have room for the clever and tasty appetizers and desserts. Nice wine selection. Not appropriate for young ones. Book a reservation after sunset and enjoy the sunset first before dinner (not much of a fgview for this inside.)Special Features:
- I throughly enjoyed this establishment!eddieoVIPDined on 11/9/2014The food was fantastic. The staff was so helpful and knowledgeable. The whole experience of dinning here was outstanding!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best dinner on MauiPDdinerVIPDined on 11/7/2014We ate at a number of restaurants while in Maui for 12 days and this was by far the best meal we had. It's not cheap but compared to everywhere else we are, it was worth it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- the best surf and turf I ever hadPiPPoDined on 11/6/2014The restaurant is very nice, located a in a small and nice town of Maui close to the sea. People working in the restaurant are very nice and pay attention to details. wine and food is great ... dessert included. If you are ij Maui I would definitely suggest you to go there to have dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Maui Mustcjr124Dined on 11/6/2014Perhaps the best food we had during a stay in Maui.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/6/2014The Lahaina Grill will make your dining experience on forgettable!!Special Features:
- Excellent Food!FzedlachDined on 11/5/2014The food here is simply consistently fantastic. The mahi mahi is unbeatable on the island in my opinion. There are numerous other good dishes here, too. The vibe here can be a little too noisy at times. Reservations are a must. Note that this is not a place to go for scenic views -- only for the amazing food and great, friendly service.Special Features:
- CountryDined on 11/5/2014Lahaina Grill came recommended and lived up to all that was expected. The oyster appetizer was fabulous. The Hawaian snapper dish was a special. It was coated with herbs and macadamia nuts, and was perfectly prepared as was the mahi. The berry pie for dessert was a perfect ending. I would recommend it for a special night. Be sure to bring your wallet.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terrific!m4dallasDined on 11/5/2014Had an early reservation and the restaurant filled up quickly. My husband had the opah special that was delicious. We had to leave for a concert but would have preferred to linger longer and enjoy the cozy spot at the window.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great MealBsatovskDined on 11/4/2014No bad words can be said about this place. Visited the restaurant 3 times in 10 days. Absolutely love itSpecial Features:
- Fantastic ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 11/4/2014One of the best experiences ever and we do a lot of dining out. First, Due to some scheduling changes on our end we arrived too early for our 8:00 pm reservation so we had dinner at the bar rather than wait 45 mins for a table. Great service and great food. Great conversations with others adjoining us at the bar. Make your reservation when on Maui!Special Features:
- Consistently ExcellentPracticeslohaDined on 11/4/2014Lahaina Grill is our top pick in Maui and in our top list worldwide. So excited they had Opakapaka the night we dined there--it's been hard to find--superb!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentGamberg1Dined on 11/4/2014This place came recommended by a waiter in our hotel. Well worth going. The service was outstanding and the food was delicious. The presentation of everything we had was amazing. I would definitly go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for a special occassionkrishaasDined on 11/3/2014We had a lovely anniversary dinner here. There's only one other dining experience I can remember where I've had such excellent service, and the food was superb. The server made spot on suggestions, and they treated us extra super special for our anniversary. Definitely would recommend to anyone dining in the area.Special Features:
- A Maui stapleMarkVIPDined on 11/3/2014No trip to Maui is complete without a visit to Lahaina grill. Best restaurant on the island!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 11/3/2014This restaurant is outstanding! We booked based on the reviews and were not disappointed. Our waiter was attentive and helpful in making suggestions from their tantalizing menu. It was hard to choose but we shared the "cake walk" as an appetizer which is three diffent seafood cakes all delicious and distinct. Don't miss this! Then we enjoyed the fish special and the Oslo buck, both were excellent and unique. The restaurant is expensive but we don't mind paying when we get an exceptional meal. Best night out in Maui.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- main courses outstandingSusanADined on 11/2/2014Excellent opakapaka served on delicious mushroom risotto. Outstanding crusted ahi and notable mahi mahi. Appetizers were disappointing. Spring rolls & onion soup uninteresting. Salads very good. Service, both ours and at near by tables was excellent.Special Features:
- WonderfulAs1222Dined on 10/30/2014Every bite of food was delicious! From the herbed butter served with the rolls all the way to dessert. The waygu beef ravioli was amazing. It was hands down the best meal during our entire trip to Hawaii (Oahu and Maui)!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/29/2014We have eaten at Lahaina Grill each time we visit Maui. This time the noise level was so high that we didn't enjoy it as much. I don't even remember what we ate.Special Features:
- Sh60Dined on 10/28/2014Great food, great service could not have asked for moreSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great opakapakaOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 10/28/2014Really good food, service was very efficient but non personable... It was just our waitress as the table next to ours had a very personable waiter.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding food, excellent servicemiopeVIPDined on 10/27/2014If they only had a less freezing air-conditioning (but they offer you a chal if you feel cold, as part of their amazing level of attention for their customers), they had a nicer ambience (less bright lights and an interior with a bit less white) and they had less ambient noise, they would be on par with some 1-Michelin Star restaurants we've been. The food is truly outstanding, and the service does their best to make you feel comfortable while being unobtrusive.Special Features:
- Maui Da Kinenightout2die4Dined on 10/27/2014I think what made the dining experience wonderful was Richard our waiter. He made us feel like we were the only people there yet the place was packed. Thank every one there for a fantastic night.Special Features:
- Best EverACECfoodiesDined on 10/27/2014This and to be the best meal ever eaten. We had the fish special (apakakaka) and it was beyond good! Curried cauliflower and garlic butter was great. All in all, best place. Recommended to us by Governor Abercrombie at a conference on Big Island. He was right!Special Features:
- Best in HawaiiSteveVIPDined on 10/27/2014We have been dining at Lahaina Grill for 20+ years. It never disappoints us - always our best dinners in Hawaii. Great food and service. Dine in the bar area if you enjoy people watching!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Almost Perfect ...SlvrbkDined on 10/27/2014Visited Lahaina Grill on a recent Monday based on a recommendation of a friend and overall were not disappointed. We had the Mahi Mahi special and the boneless short ribs both of which were excellent - the short ribs were probably the best we've ever tried. The wait staff was great - there when we needed them and not when we didn't. Energetic noise level, be prepared to speak with a raised voice. However, would definitely recommend - but bring your wallet - $$$$.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another Great MealBsatovskDined on 10/26/2014Great restaurant, great server. Anytime my family and friends come to visit i always talk them to Lahaina Grill. Its a must see place eat at.Special Features:
- Very good!ShirleygrlDined on 10/26/2014Shrimp appetizer was spectacular! Loved my shrimp enter as well! My husband had the mahi and was very pleased!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Maui GemFood4ThoughtDined on 10/26/2014Great service and outstanding cuisine. A real treat if you find yourself in downtown Lahaina.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Binghamton men's lacrosse loses at No. 13 Hofstra
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HOFSTRA, N.Y.--No. 13 Hofstra (3-3) used a 4-1 spurt in the third quarter to break open a close game and defeat visiting Binghamton (0-5) 7-5 in a men's lacrosse non-conference game on Monday evening. The loss marked the fourth time this season that the Bearcats have gone up against a team ranked in the Top 25.
Athan Ianucci and Ryan Vilar each scored a game-high two goals for the host Pride. Binghamton got a goal and an assist from sophomore Matt McNamara (Oswego, N.Y.) and Jeff Santucci (Cicero, N.Y.).
With the score tied 3-3 at the half, Hofstra ripped off three unanswered goals in the opening 6:30 of the third quarter. Vilar had one of his goals during that run. Sophomore Rob Williams (Fulton, N.Y.) cut the deficit to 6-4 with 4:19 remaining in the quarter but Ianucci scored perhaps the biggest goal of the game with one second left in the period.
Binghamton got to within 7-5 on a goal by sophomore Jeff Kaylor (Beverly, Mass.) at the 9:44 mark of the fourth quarter but could get no closer the rest of the way.
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The comp season is now upon us! A reminder to all the parents out there to get your kids registered as soon as possible. The first comp in our region is not for another month but it's best to not wait until the last minute to make sure things run smoothly. Also, you may want to travel to a comp nearby in Oregon, Idaho or anywhere in the U.S.
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Hello to all! I hope everyone is enjoying their summer and getting their batteries recharged for the upcoming climbing season. As many of you have heard, there have been a few major changes since the end of last season.
The first is that Emmy Surma has stepped down as a Regional Coordinator. She is exploring other avenues in the climbing world and decided that she would not be able to fulfill her duties as an RC. I want to thank her for all of the time and effort she has put in to help make this one of the best climbing regions in the country. There is a lot that goes on behind the scenes that is unnoticed and she always did them with a big smile and patience (Yes, she WAS holding back!). She will still be around the comp scene so if you see her, give her a big thank you. Emmy, I will miss you and you will be missed by our new region. THANK YOU!
You saw that right. I said NEW region. USAC has changed the regional boundaries for the upcoming season. We are now currently known as Region 101 and it consists of Washington and Alaska. In a nutshell, 2 local comps will be needed to be eligible to advance past Regionals for both ABS and SCS. Divisionals has been added to the ABS season to mirror the SCS season. You can still participate in any local across the country and it will count towards Regionals, however, you must participate in your home Regional and Divisional to advance to Nationals. All of this information will eventually be posted again on this website. Some day. Feel free to contact me with any questions about this but again, they will post all the information soon.
As sad as I was to see Emmy step down, I am just as happy to see someone step up. Introducing your new Co-RC of Region 101, John Dixon! He has agreed to volunteer his time and try to continue the tradition of GREAT RC's in this region (Denise, Emmy and me. Ha!). Thanks, John, for being our next victim. Say hi when you see him and thank him, too.
The schedule for Region 101 is now set for the ABS13 season. You can see it at the bottom of this page.
Listed below that are the Oregon locals for those that are interested. Miss Avery Cook has stepped up in a big way and agreed to be a Co-RC for the new Region 102 (Oregon-Montana-Idaho). Until USAC actually changes this Regional page to show the new boundaries, we will continue to post some of their info on this site. You can contact her at email@example.com. Thanks, Avery, for taking on this extra responsibility. You da (wo)man!
Finally, I've been around our climbing community for four years now. Every year I see the sport growing more and more. With more competitors that means more of a need for volunteers. Many parents volunteer at USAC comps and I thank you for that. We could still use more help. So, if you have any interest at all in volunteering, please don't hesitate to talk to your home gym if they are hosting a comp or ask John or myself how you can help. Remember, it's for the kids! Thanks.
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Born to rule . . .
LONDON — The sun is out; the press is primed; the cameras are waiting to roll.
But the tiny star of England's new pram drama, the birth of the first child of Prince William and Kate Middleton, has yet to arrive.
The big question: When is the B-day?
The predicted due date, which came and went last weekend, has the Brits in a swivet — and the press, sweltering in a scrum outside St. Mary's Hospital where the royal heir is expected to be delivered, in a sweat.
But hark! Sneed has a royal scooplet!
Sneed is told the latest word to trickle from Buckingham Palace is thus: Prince William, who played a bruising game of polo over the weekend — showing no baby daddy anxiety over an impending birth — will NOT be attending any public functions over the next three days!
Ergo, is this finally the signal the royal bun is this/close to coming out of the royal oven?
Let's hope so.
An army of frustrated reporters, erupting like mushrooms after rain along the baby birth trail, are mired in boredom after a long-time stakeout of royal territory.
Armed with ladders, tents and umbrellas to ward off the heat wave hitting London, the Fourth Estate is anxious for the long wait to be over.
Ice cream vendors and food hawkers have been delivering eats to the battalions of journalists and cameramen squeezed into tiny fiefdoms staked out in front of the Paddington hospital where Kate Middleton, who was last seen publicly June 15, will be taken when she goes into labor.
It is expected the wait will be worth it; culminating in a sensational event worthy of the ones that once surrounded Prince William's late mother, Princess Diana, who became a press goddess. Only this time, it will be tears of joy that are shed.
"We love Prince William and Kate Middleton and are very excited for them and for us," said Christian Crost, who works the front desk at the Hilton Park Lane Hotel. "It's all good, really good."
Meanwhile, Prince William's cousin, a newly pregnant Zara Phillips — an accomplished equestrian like her mother, Princess Anne — is getting thwacked by the tabloid press for horseback riding recently while pregnant.
Well, far be it from Sneed for not mentioning Prince Charles, the father of Prince William, was playing polo just before both his sons were born; ostensibly also benefiting from an equine calm.
◆ The birth announcement: The royal family, enmeshed in tradition, will conduct a very specific birth confirmation process.
The Queen will be the first to be officially told of her great-grandchild's birth. Doctors attending the birth of the baby, who will become the third in line to the British throne — be it a boy or girl — will sign a birth notice, which will be taken by hand to a car dispatched to Buckingham Palace. It will then be set upon an easel outside the front of the palace for public view, declaring to the world the child is born.
◆ The latest word: This news via the Buckingham Palace grapevine will not bring relief to the press corps maintaining their 24/7 hospital perch: News of the baby's birth will be announced only between 8 a.m. and 10:30 p.m. in London.
◆ The latest name: Betting brokers claim the names Alexandra and George are the most popular picks for the new baby.
◆ Pippa place: Meanwhile, poor Pippa Middleton, Kate's party-planning sister whose derriere drew tabloid headlines, is furious about the publication of a book described as parodying her imagined advice on pregnancy. It's described as a posh person's guide to pregnancy and parenting.
Oh, those Brits.
Sneedlings . . .
Tuesday's birthdays: Will Ferrell, 46; Corey Feldman, 42, and Duncan Keith, 30.


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By Emma Misener
"Far and away the best prize that life has to offer is the chance to work hard at work worth doing."--Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919)
I can't help but think this Teddy Roosevelt quote applies to the hardworking American farmer, as well as hardworking American custom harvesters, and that's exactly what I am. My name is Emma Misener of Misener Family Harvesters. My job--rather, my way of life--is what makes my work worthwhile, and being part of a group that "harvests the crops that feed the world"--well, that makes me proud.
During the 2010 harvest I had the opportunity to share my livelihood with All Aboard Wheat Harvest followers as a guest correspondent on the tour blog, and this year I'll be sharing my journey with the readers of High Plains/Midwest Ag Journal each and every week. I'm excited to get to know all of you, just as I'm sure you're interested in knowing how I got into the business.
My father, Ron Misener, started Misener Family Harvesters in 1971 in Troy, S.D., after serving as an Army Sergeant in the Vietnam War. In 1975 my father was hired to help out on a farm where he met the farmer's daughter--and the rest is history. In 1976 Kristy Green married Ron Misener and our family got its start. I am the youngest of six, and Marie, David, Katie, Elizabeth, Daniel and I grew up on the floor of a combine with our paper and crayons, falling asleep behind the tractor seat after being hypnotized by the hum of the machines.
It was 1997 when Dad took two of our three combines south to Stockton, Kan., with my brothers and started the first year on the road. In 1998 it became a family affair.
I was just 10 years old when I finally got to drive. I suppose he finally got tired of my telling him it was "just like mowing the lawn, except with a 30-foot head." By the time I was 15 I was appointed to train the hired men and be a field manager. When Dad did the hiring he always made sure to ask one very important question: "Can you listen to a 15-year-old girl?"
In 2000 the family relocated to Elk City, Okla., so we would be closer to where our harvest begins. We usually start toward the end of May in Gotebo, Okla. Our harvest has started in the same town, with the same customers every year. From Gotebo, we move back home to Elk City and then up to Kansas where we make stops in Mount Hope and Oberlin. From Kansas we head to South Dakota, making stops in Gregory and Troy, and finally ending our wheat harvest run in North Dakota near Rolla. We don't stop there though; we continue fall harvest in Rock Rapids, Iowa, before heading back to South Dakota for soybeans and corn near Worthing and Dell Rapids.
Our crew is primarily family, but we hire four to six people. We run no more than five John Deere machines in Oklahoma and Kansas. We own eight machines, but three are left in the north to minimize travel on roads and to save on fuel. We have a grain cart pulled by a John Deere 4650 tractor, four semis and all the support equipment we need to operate. We also have three travel trailers for life on the road. To make life a little easier for my mom we have cargo trailer. This is where we keep three deep freezers, washing machine, pantry, generator and a grill. These trailers are pulled by our signature "Forest Service Green" vehicles.
This year harvest will be difficult. It's the first one without my father, who passed away Dec. 7, 2010. We have been faced with many challenges since his passing, but are determined to keep his legacy alive and to keep his way of life a part of ours. He is greatly missed, but I know he's with us leading us down the road.
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Ever since Marc Jacobs released his literal 'Mouse' flats, we've seen all kinds of 'inspired-by' designs on the high street. There've been furry rabbits, a menagerie of cats, more mice, and even a designer fish. While it's true that variety is the spice of life; sometimes there's nothing like the original, and good ol' Marc - setting aside our boot-related gripes for a moment - has kindly released them in a new colourway. The epitome of adorable, in white with black spots, just mind you don't wear them near your cat. Ridiculously kitsch, they may well be, but there's no denying that this is one pair of cute shoes! They're $358.95 at Zappos Couture.
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FSA loan program transfers farmland to the next generation of farmers
Adrian J. Polansky, USDA Farm Service Agency state executive director, reminds landowners that the Land Contract Guarantee Program is available to landowners who wish to transfer farm real estate to the next generation of farmers and ranchers.
The Land Contract Guarantee Program provides a new approach for landowners willing to sell their land to beginning or socially disadvantaged farmers or ranchers because it reduces the seller's financial risk if the buyer defaults on the contract payments. The buyer must provide a minimum down payment of five percent of the purchase price, plan to operate the farm, and demonstrate the ability to make the land contract payments.
The national program offers two options, one that guarantees up to three annual installment payments on the contract and one that guarantees 90 percent of the unpaid principal of the contract. Guarantees can be used for financing the purchase of a farm with a purchase price up to $500,000 on a new land contract.
"Landowners can use any escrow agent that meets the program qualifications to service the land contract," said Polansky. "Landowners interested in the Land Contract Guarantee Program can contact their local FSA farm loan office to obtain a list of available nationwide escrow agents that can be used with this program," he said.
FSA credit programs are designed to provide credit to eligible producers when conventional or commercial credit is not available or does not meet their credit needs.
"FSA programs create opportunities for farmers and ranchers - the backbone of our rural economy," said Mr. Polansky.
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CEO of Facebook Inc (NASDAQ:FB) Mark Zuckerberg's stake has increased to about 30% since the leading social network prepared its gloomy stock market debut, according to a filing with US supervisors
According to the fillings, Zuckerberg holds 632.65M Facebook's shares as evaluated with the slightly in excess of 500M he owned in September once the stock's drooping price provoked a promise he would not sell any for as a minimum a year.
Zuckerberg sold around 30M shares once the Menlo Park, California-based social network prepared its stock market debut in May at an opening price of $38.
Shares plunged to a low of $17.55 in September however have recovered ground, settled at $28.04 on the Nasdaq exchange in Wednesday trading session.
SEC filings declared that Zuckerberg has been constructing his stake Facebook, the possible of which he resists is underestimated by the market.
When SEC filing exposed that Zuckerberg purchased 18M Facebook shares in mid-December at a price of zero, representative they were tied to his recompense as chief of the social network.
As, shares of Facebook (FB) give a ride to some modest gains in last trading session, following a report that it is change one of its marketing programs in such a way to provide preference to firms who purchase ads on the social network.
The news was declared by Business Insider, which quoted an email that Facebook supposedly sent to clients of Facebook's Preferred Marketing Developers insignia system. The email reported that the new badge criteria would comprise a focus on paid media as move of an effort to create the PMD program even stronger by lifting the bar.
A Facebook spokesperson not available for comment.
In contrast, analysts at Sterne Agee lifted Groupon Inc (NASDAQ:GRPN)'s stock to "Buy" from "Neutral". The analysts stated in a note that they recognize that expressive risks remain, the stock will be unpredictable and they may be a bit early. However, they consider the risks are well known and mainly priced in.


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There haven't always been a lot of good options for green specs, or a lot of reliable sources of information to help you choose, but this is changing more and more. With a greater awareness of true green characteristics, new products are emerging in every category that raise the levels of performance and sustainability, manufactured by companies of all sizes intent on reaching green markets.
We see it every day in the flow of new products that reach us at EcoHome, stand out in the green-built homes we visit, or catch our eye at industry trade shows where increasingly more sustainable building products are filling exhibit halls.
So to acknowledge the real growth and meaningful progress we've witnessed in new products for green building, we've established EcoHome's Editors' Choice Awards. This designation recognizes 11 of the most notable products of the hundreds we've seen during the past year, those that we think can help you achieve the green building goals of your homes.
As you'll see in our awards coverage on page 34, we looked for innovative performance within a wide range of categories, as well as creative design and sustainability in manufacturing. These winners bring high performance, resource efficiency, and elegance into the expanding universe of green products that is making product selection easier every day.
We are working through a tough period in our industry—unprecedented challenges face us all. But for those of us committed to leading the industry into a greener future, it also is an exciting time filled with opportunities. That's because we're at a historic crossroads where the direction we choose for the homes we build and remodel, as an industry, can either help or hinder critical progress in reducing carbon emissions and stemming climate change.
One of the pioneering voices in all of this is Santa Fe, N.M., architect Edward Mazria, who established and leads the Architecture 2030 initiative to guide the building industry toward carbon-neutral performance by 2030. Buildings, Mazria argues, consume more energy and contribute more to carbon emissions than any other source, including automobiles. And because we have the technologies at hand to immediately and significantly improve building performance, he says the building industry holds the only set of keys to reduce and zero-out carbon emissions in time to stem the effects of climate change. That is a tall order, and should put our work into a clearer perspective. It also makes a strong case for continued innovation in green products and deeper commitments across the board.
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Once again, it's time to break down the vExpert group and take a look at how this collection of people is organized. I was surprised at how well received this blog post was last year, and to have people asking when I would put it together this year! Some notes, before we get started:
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WEST, Texas (AP) A weekend of sausage, sauerkraut and its famous kolaches is underway in West as the Central Texas town holds its signature celebration of its Czech heritage. It's the first Westfest since a deadly fertilizer plant explosion tore through the small community on April 17th.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) A spokeswoman for U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas says he plans to hunt pheasant with Iowa Congressman Steve King during a trip to the state in October. The trip is planned for October 26th near the northwest Iowa city of Akron. Cruz will speak at a GOP event in Des Moines on October 25th.
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) A divided Texas Supreme Court has overturned a ruling that would have denied 52 North Texas Episcopal church properties from a breakaway sect. By a 5-4 vote, justices overturned a summary judgment that had granted the national Episcopal Church the properties. The conservative-leaning Fort Worth Episcopal diocese had sued for ownership of those properties after it broke away from the national church over the consecration of gay bishops and the ordination of women.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) Authorities say two men, including an active member of the U.S. Army, have been linked to a "transnational criminal organization" involved in smuggling immigrants through New Mexico. A criminal complaint says Fort Bliss-based soldier Carlos Vives Feliciano and Gerald Espinoza helped transport groups of Mexican immigrants suspected of being in the country illegally from Columbus, New Mexico to other locations.


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A 26,090-hour commercial pilot maneuvered the airplane for an agricultural application pass when the airplane's landing gear contacted a transmission wire. The wire entangled with the airplane resulting in a loss of control and subsequent collision with terrain. The airplane was substantially damaged and the pilot was able to egress the airplane. The pilot reported that there were no malfunctions or mechanical failures prior to contact with the transmission wire.
The National Transportation Safety Board determines the probable cause(s) of this accident to be:
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