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Adam Augustine's bird dogs, "Mac," a Deutsch-Drahthaar and "Costa," a German shorthair/Lab mix, showed off their pointing skills on this hunt near Higbee, Missouri.
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Cool. I presently am enjoying my 3rd DD and was very happy with all of them. I have always believed that a good "mix" would make a great dog. Such as what you have with a Shorthair/Lab mix. I may look for something similar for my next dog as I have always liked Labs as well and owned one in the 80′s. Perhaps a Drahty and Lab mix.
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I am such a dink.
I say this because I had posted a huge long thing about how my SS had sent me an amazing disposable camera and how I loved it. And then today, my actual gift showed up..... I had signed up for the holiday card exchange and mixed the gifts up! So here is my ACTUAL SS GIFT! It's a mondo-rad WALLET!! IT'S SO MATHEMATICAL AND ALGEBRAIC!!!! MARCELINE IS MY FAVORITE CHARACTER! AND LOOK AT THAT ORNAMENT! ISN'T IT SO BEAUTIFUL!?
I am so happy with the card and everything. So gorgeous SS, thank you.
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hey, how's it going? I had seen that you posted that you recieved the SS gift awhile back, but I was having trouble with my internet and they block a lot of sites at work so I wasn't able to actually see this until today. I'm glad you liked the gift - my nephews and nieces love Adventure Time so I find myself watching it with them - Marceline is my niece's favorite character too, well, her and Jake :) I'm glad you liked the wallet (I always worry about that sort of thing) and that the ornament arrived without breaking. Hope you had a good Christmas - take care


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- 1 onion, chopped
- 1 jalapeno, seeded and chopped
- 4 slice(s) bacon, cooked and chopped
- 3 tablespoon(s) parsley, chopped
- 16 ounce(s) pepper-jack cheese, shredded
- 6 - 8 red potatoes, peeled, thinly sliced (not Russet)
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- 4 tablespoon(s) flour
- 4 tablespoon(s) butter
- 1/8 teaspoon(s) black pepper, ground
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) dry mustard
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) Worcestershire sauce
- 2 cup(s) milk
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- Saute chopped onion and jalapeno in olive oil until tender. Add the onion and jalapeno mixture to the Beschamel sauce. Add 1 cup of pepper-jack cheese; stir until incorporated. Set aside.
- Slice red potatoes very thinly and blanch in boiling water for approximately 5 minutes until tender. Spray bottom of a round casserole dish with non-stick cooking spray. Layer potatoes, then spread a layer of Bechamel, sprinkle with bacon and parsley, then sprinkle with pepper-jack. Repeat 3 times. Top with remaining pepper-jack and bake at 350 degrees for 30-40 minutes. Set to broil for last 5 minutes to brown top.
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- Written by Rick Wesselhoff
- Published: June 11th, 2013
Summer is finally upon us and the hot days haven't slowed down the white hot real estate market here in Sedona. Inventory is down, sales are up, and prices are rising again. It's been a long time coming, but as with all things, real estate is a cyclical market this upswing has been years in the making. Encouraging signs of the growth of our market include: multiple offers on well priced homes, many homes selling VERY quickly, and a shrinking inventory of homes. It seems like the pent up demand is being met by the newest homes that hit the xanax no prescription market - as of today, there are 421 homes on the market - with 111 already tied up with other buyers - making a true inventory of 310 available residential units (254 single family homes + 56 condos/manufactured).
237 residential units have closed to date in 2013 - a bit down from 245 sales last year during the same timeframe. In a nutshell the year is shaping up like this:
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This quick table shows that all the leading indicators are showing an upswing of our Sedona Real Estate Market... for Residential units at least. Vacant land is a different story, because we're not seeing the price increases across the board for Vacant Land. There were a few large parcels sold in 2013 - both of which were technically in Sedona, though they're out of town quite a distance and have miles of dirt road to access the parcels. There are were 55 lots sold in 2012 to date, and this year we are a little above last year with 60 sales of Sedona Vacant land to date. The great news is that we also have 17 lots in escrow in Sedona.
All things said, we're experiencing growth again in the market, which is great as a current property owner, but also promising to potential buyers ready to purchase - as it always feels intelligent to buy on the upswing! If you're years off from purchasing, you'll look back to this time and say to your friends "I wish I bought property in Sedona in 2012 or 2013"
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Dear Mr. Wesselhoff, I find great delight in your comments. I've visited Sedona since 1997, my first love for vacation. Please know that I can appreciate your position. But living in Virginia at 73 and with limited retirement income I can't get there as often anymore. So I've been searching for a Sedona realtor(?) who is able to rent timeshare property -- but don't know who to contact. (The resort does not serve for rental. And I don't care to pay to join Dianod Resorts for this purpose. I've reserved Dec. 21 to Dec,28 at Los Abrigodas, my resort. I'd truly thank you for any way you might help make this easier for me.
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Our latest sponsor, the Wine and Hop Shop has been around for a number of years, long before home brewing, mead making, and wine making became popular.
The folks from the shop are planning to give a workshop on brewing beer AND they are donating a door prize.
We are super happy and excited to have the Creative Vegetable Garden as a sponsor for the second year in a row. Megan Cain started this business last year and I think we should all support her. Here's what she says about herself.
I have spent the past nine years teaching hundreds of people of all ages how to get their hands dirty growing food. It is my passion and my great joy. I have designed, installed and maintained organic gardens of all sizes and shapes for clients (including the vegetable garden at the WI State Capitol) all over the Madison, WI area.
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Tue, Mar 3, 2010 (BabyCenter News) — Lutron Electronics has announced a recall of about 5,000 Lutron Solutions motorized or manual Roman shades in cooperation with the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
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With the mess this country is in under a Republican president and the mess our ex-Republican governor left the state in, why would we want to turn the country over to more Republicans? President Bush led us into a war in Iraq, which has bled this country dry. Would we be in as bad of shape with the Wall Street meltdown if we had not spent all our money on an un-winnable war? In the last eight years I have watched my retirement fund melt down to less than half what it was when Bush took office. I know the rest of you are hurting also. Had Bush, Sen. Mitch McConnell and Sen.
Because of changes in state regulations, all local after-school programs are being required to obtain state day-care licenses.
Though it is uncertain how the new regulations will affect local programs, some parents fear that the changes will discontinue childcare during breaks from school.
District personnel said jumping to such a conclusion is unwarranted at this time.
In a press release from the district, Lisa Smith, director of Student Programs and Services said no immediate changes are planned for the programs being provided by Shelby County Public Schools.
Recently my close friend from New York City discovered he had a serious medical problem and needed extensive surgery. The hospital had two specialists on staff who would be able to perform said surgery. One of the surgeons had about 8 years of medical surgical experience and the other about 35 years of experience and knowledge. My friend, realizing the seriousness of the medical problem and the threat to his life and his future, took his time to evaluate both doctors.
CLARKSON - Brett Guthrie continues to challenge the notion that his family's business was responsible for sending jobs to Mexico.
The Republican's campaign for the 2nd Congressional District seat brought him Thursday to Clarkson where he stopped at Mid-Park's Roadway Construction Products plant. Some equipment in that operation used to reside in his family's manufacturing plant in Warren County.
Shelby Artists on Main will celebrate its fifth anniversary with a fund-raising event Thursday night to help troubled children.
From 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. the gallery, located at 617 Main St. in Shelbyville, will donate a portion of all art sales to the Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children (CASA), which aids abused or neglected children in Shelby and Spencer counties.
CASA volunteers help children who have been ordered to get help by a family court judge, actively participating in the children's lives.
The shelves are almost bare at local food banks, and officials are hoping that no one will have to go hungry.
The Shelby Family Service Center, located at the Multi-Purpose Community Action Agency on Washington Street, had only a few dozen cans of vegetables and a few loaves of bread as of Tuesday.
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A man is dead after being shot by a homeowner during a burglary on Brown Avenue Saturday night, according to Kentucky State Police.
A press release by KSP said that Timothy Carpenter, Joshua Fast and David L. Fletcher entered a home on Brown Avenue in Shelbyville Saturday night at about 11:30 p.m.
Fletcher, 28, of La Grange, was shot once by the homeowner, Eric Reynolds, 23.
The Eastern Eagles raced out to a 20-0 lead early in the first quarter and never looked back Friday, whipping the Rockets 48-25.
Eastern led by as much as 48-13 early in the second half before Shelby County added a field goal and a late touchdown.
The big highlight for the Rockets was Edwin Thomas' 90-yard kickoff return for a touchdown that cut the Eagles lead to 28-14 with four minutes to play until halftime.
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ok, I thought everything was working all students on server tested on a machine connected all find, rolled out software all fine, but I thought I would test it to make sure it works and it doesn't
If I run the DPS software it reboots the machine, I thought this was because it was pointing to a exe with the word restart in so I went into the C:\ drive and tried to run the only other exe that is in there tdsloader.exe and that also reboots the machine.
Help!! I have checked the RM forums and can't find anything on there either.
Clients are running Win2000 with SP4. Stupidly my test client (that worked) was running XP, so would this be the problem?! It says on the spec that 2k would work :cry:
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Hey all, haven't gotten a response on the very dead book boards, but has anyone here bought the new "Dweller in the Deep" book (last in the Dark Waters trilogy)? The first 2 had promo cards for AH (Oliver Grayson Ally) and ES and want to know if this last one does too. Doubt I'll order the book if it doesn't.
I'd ask the same question for the last book in the Lord of Nightmares trilogy too, if I may be so bold!
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Why didnt Barry send in the National Guard a month ago like Boehner and the REPUBLICANS requested !!!
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I'm sorry...I thought you was the type that didn't want Obama to chuck away policies whenever he felt like it.
So it's ok for Obama to ignore any policies that Bush or Clinton passed if it suits the current administration.
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Ken & Moder (sounds like a comedy dance team) - WHO'S in the WH right now and has been for the last six years? WHO'S Secretary of Homeland Security (from January 21, 2009 to September 6, 2013) said that "the border is more secure than it's ever been", 7 months before she resigned?
Maybe you two have a point. It's possibly Rutherford B. Hayes fault, but your not going to get anymore out of him than you are any of our 4 surviving ex-Presidents. Remember who the buck is supposed to stop with? Mr. "cool" Barack Obama. h ttp:// .dmldaily.c om/its-total-chaos-on-southern-border/
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Kun- you do realize that the reason we are not turning these kids away was policy enacted during the last administration right?
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kunec-I find it irresistible to ask you why you consider this situation to be of Barry's making?
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moderation - So the inspired Obama reaction to a crisis of his making, is to pull ICE and DHS officials from middle America to help herd THESE CHILDREN on planes and buses to be deposited in communities around American that can neither afford or want them. Yeah, that sounds like a real humane solution to me. A fence and a strictly enforced policy of no admittance to the US without going through the proper procedures would surely be cheaper for America's taxpayers and end the human tidal wave of illegals. It just wouldn't permit the inundation of demand upon America's politico/economic system, which is what Mr. I'm Going To Transform America's ultimate goal. Get out your checkbook, your taxes will be going up because of this.
Posted 135 days ago.
I know you are 'lurking' out there,somewhere lts.(; Log in and say,hey!
Posted 136 days ago.
It would seem that dubya's legislation isn't being acknowledged by you, beright.And, just as a reminder, barry has significantly increased the numbers of border agents, as well as deportation numbers.The majority of these 'offenders' are mere children.Children!
Posted 136 days ago.
I also put the problem squarely on the shoulders of the states along the border. Many of the states with illegal immigration problems seem to have a strong "state rights" viewpoint but yet cower when it comes to enforcing their own border.
I've known Texans who brag up (foolishly) that Texas could leave the country due to some clause in their constitution or whatever. So big ol Texas...if you were independent...what would your excuse would you have for illegals then?
Posted 136 days ago.
"Drivers licenses and Benefits for all regardless"
I question the regardless part of that statement. Because unless we have border patrol people signing people up, shaking the people's hands and welcoming them...there are limits.
Posted 136 days ago.
"My only answer is, the person that can order it (Obama), doesn't want to. Again, how do you explain it?"
Just something about being President I guess. Reagan, Bush, Clinton, Bush and now Obama...all failures when it comes to the immigration issue. Every one of them could have secured the border but chose not to.
Posted 136 days ago.
You like to bundle,doncha beright?
Posted 136 days ago.
The administration and Dems believe in the "legalization of illegals", IE Amnesty. Drivers licenses and Benefits for all regardless, funded by working taxpayers. I would say that changes the fabric.
We are a nation of immigrants. My family came from Europe. One big thing difference it that we had to make a stop at Ellis Island.
Posted 136 days ago.
Kunec- when you speak of the fabric of America being changed forever,what is the fabric that is being changed?
Posted 136 days ago.
Now that kind of project will require funding a bit greater than pocket change,kunec.How would that expense be offset?
Posted 136 days ago.
Kendall - When you suggest that "the US can't deal with issues happening on our own continent", I find it irresistible to ask you why. Why can't the only remaining superpower on this planet (supposedly) live up to it's convictions, under it's own laws, and build as nearly impenetrable fence as possible on our southern border? My only answer is, the person that can order it (Obama), doesn't want to. Again, how do you explain it?
Posted 136 days ago.
Oh..there is a lot of corruption going on between the Panama Canal and our border.
Besides tightening up our own borders, it would serve us better to not focus on flexing our world power muscles and go back to flexing our regional muscle.
If the US can't deal with issues happening on our own continent, why should anyone think we can deal with issues on the other side of the world?
Posted 137 days ago.
There is a little more in play here than meets the eye. Supposedly these "children and mothers" are walking across the border into the USA. And they are "fleeing" what is going on in Central America. So you want me to believe that they are all "walking" from El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras to Arizona?? 2000miles? And Mexico with some of the strictest immigration laws is allowing 100,00o to just walk through? I can hear it now, "let us go we are just passing through to the secure USA border".
Posted 137 days ago.
The immigration crisis goes beyond the President or Congress. It helps if we look at the real reason all these Central American people are coming here and it isn't really about Obama's policies as much as it has to do with what's going on in Central America.
For all the talk and jabber from our politicians, nothing has really changed in the last few years, so why this sudden increase and what can we do as the regional power do about it? If anything that is.
Posted 137 days ago.
Kunec-of what fabric do you speak?
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Things I learned after graduation:
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4. Looking at the whole process, not just your piece of it, is very important and helpful.
5. Box-Hunter designed experiments were very helpful but not taught in school.
6. Go to your boss with solutions, not problems.
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8. It's not what you earn, it's what you keep (after taxes, cost of living, etc.)
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At least for me apparently. They just had a really nice anti-meth event today (this being the week for it in Indian country) where some visiting dancers from other tribes came and gave and exhibition of their dances and spoke to the problems of drugs and alcohol to our youth.
And there was a free lunch. It included lasagna, fruit, salad, garlic bread, chips, and cake. I took some of all of it. Not a good idea.
Now I'm almost twitching with the need to go home and burn it off, but my break ends in 5 minutes, and I just don't think I'have the time to pull it off. Ick. Totally grossed out with myself. And, an hour later, I'm getting a sugar lag and I don't know how I'm going to continue with my day. Now I feel like I really need a nap. Talking about it is making it worse.
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I think I need to try this whole "exercise and eating sensibly" thing. I'll let you know how it goes.
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It was a nice hike. Lol, a lot more uphill than we were expecting. I went with my mom, and my aunt. It was probably something like a 5-6% grade most of the way up. I think we ended up walking a total of 76 min, 45 of which were uphill. Somewhere over two miles.
The trail itself was an old closed off road, so it was nicely broad and easy enough to traverse. It was...an interesting hike. Interesting isn't quite right to me. Intriguing? I don't know. There was a lot of green lushness, berries starting to flower, ferns everywhere. But what was interesting to me was I guess the contrast of light and darkness. There was enough sunlight that the trail seemed to beckon you onwards. But there was enough darkness to give an air of mystery. It gave the feeling that you were off on a great journey, with unknown adventures and hazards ahead. We walked by a particular grove with a very open understory. It looked to me like the sort of place that you'd walk into, sit down to admire the forest, and then sleep for one thousand years.
Of course, being with my mom and my aunt there was much silliness in conversation. I don't know why my mother insists she's not silly. She's the silliest woman I know. It was a good time. I'm glad that they waited for me to get off work to go do it.
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What I didn't plan on today was the orange juice. There's 240 Cal and 58 g of sugar in the two cups that come in the bottle. That brings my lunch up to 630 Cal. Combined with breakfast, I'm farther along than I want to be in Cals. I have a problem with drinks. If it offers some sort of health benefit, like Vitamin C, I consider the calories worth it and go for it. I can't justify a soda, but I can justify an orange juice, or even a chocolate milk. Oh well. I suppose that I will make a salad for dinner. Again, filling, but not too high in Cal. I did get a good workout this morning, so I'm not too worried about it, but no reason to overextend myself.
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Your May 11 editorial suggested I helped engineer a "gift" for state Rep. Monique Davis in a dispute over back rent and property taxes involving the Chicago Public Schools.
No "gift" for Rep. Davis. It's the state, not she, who's responsible for paying the bill.
The general rule is that governments don't pay taxes. They collect taxes from people and businesses to provide services. If they were to pay taxes themselves, wouldn't that mean the taxpayer is paying twice? Leases between governmental bodies should not be subject to taxes, either. The wording of the law may be ambiguous, which perhaps explains why one state agency misinterpreted the statute. The point of the bill you criticize was to make absolutely clear that when a governmental entity rents from another, property taxes are not included.
Many legislators rent district office space in other government buildings, in village and town halls, for example. Many state agencies lease space with units of local government, including airport boards and community colleges. It is my understanding that in none of these arrangements is either the lessee or the lessor liable for property taxes.
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We marched to show that our schools are not failing; it's the policies that are failing the students. I marched because we care so much about the students that we realize if we don't march and come together now, the privatized educational system that is being proposed by the current administration will cause irreparable harm to our students, schools, communities and our careers. We do not want to march. We want to teach. We do not want to strike. We want to teach. We do not want to be forced to implement the newest, latest, ineffective and untested educational policy. We want to teach.
In the course of caring about our students, we have to care about ourselves. We have to care about the policies that we are asked to implement. We have to care about our compensation as educators. We have to care about full, rich curriculums. We have to care about schools with counselors, librarians, psychologists and social workers. We want to teach in a school system that values and respects every child, no matter where they live. We want to teach, but until we are allowed to teach and feel that our students best interests are at heart we will march.
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COZY 1BR APARTMENT centrally located in Sugarbush Village, steps from shuttle and lifts. $7000. Jeannie, 802-279-7727.
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Stress-free living is the order of the day when you choose this well-appointed rental. From taking care of business matters to visiting family in the area to vacationing in San Jose, this spectacular property offers all of the conveniences of home and then some.
Everything you need to relax and unwind is ready and waiting in this San Jose furnished apartment. Catch up on work at thelargeoffice desk, complete with a comfortable leather chair. A laser printer is also available for your use. We understand that even sightseeing can be tiring and have provided a flat panel HD/Digital TV complete with 150 cable channels including sports channels to provide you with ample entertainment opportunities. Plush leather furniture makes the perfect backdrop for relaxing or entertaining. Each of the 3 masterbedrooms is appointed with everything you need for a comfortable stay, including room-darkening drapes or blinds. Outside, you are invited to relax by the pool and soak up the gorgeous views of the South San Jose green valleys and mountains.
The fully-equipped kitchen provides you with everything that you need to whip up a quick snack or a fully meal. If you are traveling to San Jose for extended business, vacation, or in the midst of a relocation, the ability to cook on your own terms offers the opportunity to save a tremendous amount of money. This San Jose corporate apartment also provides full laundry facilities for even more convenience.
Whether you are in San Jose for pleasure or business, our included weekly housekeeping services ensures that everything is kept neat and tidy at no additional charge to you, thus giving you more time to enjoy everything that San Jose has to offer. We also offer an option for daily housekeeping for your extended stay in San Jose, if you prefer.
We believe that the personal attention to detail we provide is what sets us apart from other rental properties. Consider what two of our guests have had to say:
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This was a fantastic stay. We lodged for three nights in one of Don's properties and it was fantastically appointed. It truly felt like staying at an immaculately kept home. It was spotless, comfortable, and had every single thing a traveler would need. I've never stayed in a hotel that was as spotless as Don's property. Will definitely stay with him again.
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Don was very professional and took care of all the details. The house was equipped with everything we needed including soap, shampoo, and laundry detergent. Although the house was not brand new it was maintained in 'as new' condition and was spotless. I would gladly stay at one of Don's properties again.
In addition to the reviews available on HomeAway site, there are reviews on may other websites such as Airbnb, Flipkey, Corporate Housing by Owner, Vacation Rentals dot com, VRBO as well as our own website. Please go to link page and visit our website to read additional reviews.
More privacy than a hotel. A budget vacation rental for those bringing a group. We provide both short term and extended stay furnished rentals.
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- children welcome
- non smoking only
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About Don
Hello! My name is Donald Fareed. I am an ordained Christian pastor who also provides vacation rentals and corporate housing. I have been married to my wife for over 27 years. We both have lived in San Jose for 30 years, been involved in service industry and ministry for nearly 3 decades. I teach and preach through local Cable channels and International satellite TV with over 70 million potential viewership. Our income from our furnished units provides funding for our television ministry. We provide the best short term and extended stay vacation rentals and corporate housing this area offers. As a pastor, I love interacting with people, and as a successful entrepreneur I love the challenges of running our business and ministry.
Along with my partners and staff, we own and manage several properties. We have been rated A by BBB because we do our best for our customer. Please read our customer reviews to find out more about us.
Don purchased this condo in 2002
Why Don chose San Jose
Communications Hill in San Jose is one of the best locations you can find in San Jose. I love the panoramic views of South San Jose's green valleys and mountains from my properties in the area. In addition, I love the architecture and design, and the location which is very near to major highways and only 4 miles South of down town.
I manage my rentals from an office very close to Lancaster Gate community. We take care of every need and issue right away. My properties are well maintained and the furnishings are almost new. I personally don't know any other vacation rental that provides as much as we do at the rate we charge. We don't have hidden charges. We are honest and work hard to provide premium housing with exceptional services and options.
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Here are our commitment to our customers:
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• We will employ and practice legal and truthful advertising of our products and services.
• We will fairly disclose the obligations of both the company and the customer and fulfill company obligations in an expeditious and equitable manner
• We will respond within a reasonable period of time to any customer service complaint and make every effort to satisfy the needs and concerns of our customers.
• We will not deal in a discriminatory manner and will treat our customers and employees equally.
• We will respect our relationships with the communities in which we conduct our business and we will respect the natural and physical environments of those communities.
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Guestbook comments from the manager
Don was very professional and took care of all the details.
The house was equipped with everything we needed including soap, shampoo, and laundry detergent. Although the house was not brand new it was maintained in "as new" condition and was spotless. I would gladly stay at one of Don's properties again.
Please see this review on our listing on Airbnb


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