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Healthcare providers review and manage their own patients using a secure web interface anywhere they have an Internet connection. With our telehealth solutions, healthcare providers review patients' vital signs, answers to qualitative questions and trend reports that help assess progress. Through the same web interface, they can communicate with patients, provide educational videos or other disease-specific content and set automated reminders to help their patients stay on the path to improved health. The web application automatically sends alerts to the healthcare provider any time their patients' results are outside of pre-set ranges, to help avoid in-person visits. With our remote patient monitoring solutions, patients are more connected to their healthcare providers, which can enhance their ability to maintain a healthier lifestyle and experience increased independence and improved quality of life.
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New stem cell treatment raises hope for people with cervical damage.
Washington, November 10 (ANI): The first human embryonic stem cell Embryonic stem cells (ES cells) are stem cells derived from the inner cell mass of an early stage embryo known as a blastocyst. Human embryos reach the blastocyst stage 4-5 days post fertilization, at which time they consist of 50-150 cells.
ES cells are pluripotent. treatment for human testing shows promise in helping people with cervical damage after restoring limb function in rats with neck spinal cord injuries.
Researchers at University of California The University of California has a combined student body of more than 191,000 students, over 1,340,000 living alumni, and a combined systemwide and campus endowment of just over $7.3 billion (8th largest in the United States). , Irvine, found that the walking ability of the rats that were treated with the stem cell therapy stem cell therapy Cell therapy Molecular medicine A technology in which a person's own cells–eg, neuronal stem cells are triggered to revert to their primitive embryonic form, then redifferentiate into mature cells of various organs was restored to 97 percent.ans Keirstead, a primary author of the study, is keeping fingers crossed that the finding will prompt authorised clinical testing of the treatment in people with both types of spinal cord damage.
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"What our therapy did to injured rodents is phenomenal. If we see even a fraction of that benefit in humans, it will be nothing short of a home run."
Lead author and doctoral student Jason Sharp, Keirstead and team discovered that the stem cells further prevented tissue death and triggered nerve fiber regrowth.
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In addition to Keirstead and Sharp, Jennifer Frame, Monica Siegenthaler and Dr. Gabriel Nistor of UCI also contributed to the study.
Results of the cervical study were published in the journal Stem Cells. (ANI)
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Ukraine's 2014 dollar bond yields fell to a six-month low on speculation a $15 billion Russian bailout will help the economy rebound from recession.
The yield on the note fell 37 basis points to 8.11 percent at 5:37 p.m. in Kiev, from a peak of 20.92 percent on Dec. 10, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The hryvnia, which is controlled by the central bank, fluctuated, gaining 0.3 percent to 8.25 per dollar after dropping by the same amount.
Gross domestic product may grow 3 percent in 2014 compared with an earlier forecast for 0.5 percent, Vladimir Osakovskiy, a Moscow-based analyst at Bank of America Corp., wrote in an e-mailed report today. Russian President Vladimir Putin pledged this week to buy Ukrainian Eurobonds and cut the price of natural gas to help the former Soviet republic avoid default as foreign-currency reserves dropped to a seven-year low.
Promised budget spending ahead of elections in 2015 will be a "driver of broader acceleration" next year, with the "abundant foreign currency inflows" propping up the hryvnia, Osakovskiy wrote.
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- 5Dec 6, '12 by CountyRatPrepare to be shocked and horrified. I am about to reveal The Secrets of Life, and you are not going to like them. You should probably turn away and not read any further.
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2. A good life does not just happen by itself, you have to work real hard to create a good life, and even harder to keep a good life good.
3. Because of Secrets of Life 1 and 2, some people will do better in this life than others, peoples' lives will never be equally good or equally bad.
4. No government, nor all of the good intentions and compassion in the world will ever change rules 1 through 3.
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6. Contrary to what you have been told, NIETHER YOU, NOR I, NOR ANYBODY ELSE IS ENTITLED TO ANYTHING.Last edit by CountyRat on Dec 6, '12
- 1Dec 7, '12 by MunoRNQuote from PRICHARILLAisMISSEDThat's the system we currently have, if you can pay, you're expected to pay.Wouldn't you rather that they paid for it themselves? Over decades if necessary, but have some ownership in their own health? Just a thought.
Part of the problem is that the patients responsible for the bulk of our healthcare costs aren't going to be around for decades.
Also, it turns out there are many, many Americans who can't afford a six digit hospital bill, whether they have decades or centuries to pay it off.
- 3Dec 7, '12 by MunoRNQuote from DC CollinsI'm a little skeptical that Detroit has more than 225 MRI machines. They do have fewer CT and MRI scanner per capita than we do (about 1/2 and 1/4 respectively) and they probably have too few, although we probably have too many.Because, anecdotally, that has not been the norm, though such things do happen. I was referring, however (while failing to mention it), to more emergent things like cancer screenings when other diagnostics point toward it, organ failures, and the like. And chest pain will get me a room right away.
I don't know about where you live / work, but in my ED, if I go in with the worst headache of my life, I get an immediate head CT. If something shows, and immediate MRI. Same with bad abdominal pain - CT. They find a brain bleed or clot, immediate surgery. They find seriously blocked small intestine, immediate admit and treatment.
I remember reading a few years back (may have changed by now) that *all* of Canada had only as many MRIs as Detroit.
/shrug YMMV. I can only go off of my experiences and those with whom I communicate / read about.
Canada does play it a bit cheap when it comes to healthcare, although they aren't as drastically inferior to the US as it's often made out to be. The claim that gets repeated often is that things are so bad Canadians flock the US for decent care. This is probably one of more scientific reviews of this supposed phenomenon: Phantoms In The Snow: Canadians' Use Of Health Care Services In The United States
There's also the story that gets repeated so often it can seem like they're all different stories; The story of Shona Holmes "brain tumor". As the story goes she was diagnosed with a brain tumor in Canada and told she would have to wait for surgery. She got a second opinion from an American doctor who supposedly told her she would need surgery immediately or she would die, the Mayo clinic in Arizona happily offered to perform the surgery for her immediately, for $100,000.
As it turned out, she didn't have brain cancer, she had been diagnosed with a Rathke's cleft cyst, a benign cyst that rarely requires surgical intervention. The mayo clinic later stated that this type of cyst has never been known to be fatal. The surgery for this type of cyst averages $14,000 in the US (she paid $100,000) and typically involves a wait time in the US as well as symptoms are slow to progress and not fatal.
So basically that is sort of a good example of US healthcare; you'll have something done to you that you may not need, but at least you won't have to wait long to pay too much for something you might not have needed.
- 1Dec 7, '12 by Esme12, BSN, RN Senior ModeratorQuote from DC CollinsI'm good but I live in fear that my husband will lose his job ot the insurance company will cancel me....what would we do?There is something to be said for working up good relationships with family and friends and community. People in the US are some of the most generous people on the planet. Asking for help is great! Getting it even better.
Asking for help? Yeah, I'm not good at that..........
- 0Dec 7, '12 by joies1My ! How this thread and topic has caused such a wonderful expanse of thoughts since its arrival !!!
The area that I seem to be missing is the lower middle class. Being a 'single' mother when my children were younger I went into nursing. But only worked part time. That was enough to cover our home, property, bills and a bit more. Certainly nothing extravagant. I cannot believe that there aren't other women or men in a similar position. Those that worked hard both for income and home and family. So, having been an RN since 1984, and absolutely loving it ! - I find myself in a place that is nearly intolerable. I have worked since 1966. Yes, nursing was a 'mid-life' change. Enougth hx. Yes, I did set up as best I could. My preference was to have one of my sons and his family live on the land with me. So when I became more ill or unable there would be someone close.
Now, because I am Social Security age, but not yet Medicare age, there are no jobs for us well seasoned nurses. And the Soc Sec does not cover my bills - much less health insurance ! I guess that should tell all younger people to screw family and home so that you can always and just focus on yourself and your everlasting wellbeing. If that is how you take it, then so be it.
I am glad for those that have planned and done well for themselves. I am glad for those that can't and, yet, receive health care. As a nurse and a human, I wish money could be taken out of all health care concerns. Obviously it can't. So, we are left with those 'in-betweens' - like me. Those that have worked for 40+ years. Those that may or may not receive Social Securiy. But cannot afford health care insurance. This is the working lower middle class. That is where we live and survive.
Other nations' view our country as unbelievable and uncivilized in the way we care for our peoples in their time of need. Our country calls it socialist, or worse. We are not outstanding, as a nation, in our healthcare. We have some great hospitals, nurses and doctors, but - overall - our general and ongoing health care is crap. I do blame the corporations for sending our healthcare system into a profit motivated cesspool.
Yes, I do think we should have 'socialized medicine' for basic and needed care. If one can't afford plastic surgery or bariatric surgery, then so be it. Too bad.
Politically speaking ~ 'Obama Care' is the best we have yet that can provide what might be marginally accepted to such a greedy and self-centered group of people as we have produced.
If you are a nurse of any moral and ethical value, could you refuse care to a person in need ?
- 0Dec 7, '12 by PRICHARILLAisMISSEDQuote from MunoRNIf they are not going to be around for decades, then they make the payments until they are physically unable to do so. I can accept that compromise. The whole thing I'm getting at is that I just don't want it to be a free ride, you know? Let them at least pay as much as they can for as long as they physically can. The taxpayers can pay the rest. I can live with, and even endorse that. But let the recipients contribute something!!! It should not automatically fall 100% on the government. Am I really asking too much for us all to be willing to do more for ourselves than we ask others to do for us?That's the system we currently have, if you can pay, you're expected to pay.
Part of the problem is that the patients responsible for the bulk of our healthcare costs aren't going to be around for decades.
Also, it turns out there are many, many Americans who can't afford a six digit hospital bill, whether they have decades or centuries to pay it off.
- 2Dec 7, '12 by Ntheboat2Quote from PRICHARILLAisMISSEDDon't you realize that's been my argument in support of "Obamacare" the entire time?Please think about that...
We have people on this forum who are working, yet can't afford health insurance. WORKING, and have no health insurance! WORKING, and have no health insurance. WORKING, and have no health insurance. WORKING, and have no health insurance. Yet you believe it is ok to fund the healthcare of those who don't even lift a finger to help themselves?
Does that really sound right to you? I'm asking.
People who don't work already have insurance via Medicaid.
It's people who are WORKING that don't have health insurance. Obamacare is going to help those people who are WORKING and have no health insurance. The people who don't work are already and have been for a long time taken care of.
SO, I would say your issue should be with Medicaid, not Obamacare....if that's your true stance.
- 2Dec 8, '12 by PRICHARILLAisMISSEDYes and No. First, let me start by saying that the sentiment behind The "Affordable Health insurance Act (OBAMACARE)" is Noble. In truth I can support a lot of it, First thing that comes to mind is it making pre existing conditions not a disqualifier for being accepted into an insurance plan. This is because it is not the fault of the individual that they have the preexisting condition. I will back that provision as strongly as the President himself!
But there is also some unjust points to the act as well. An obvious example is for employers to pay for and provide contraceptive measures. This is wrong fundamentally. While I think contraceptives should be utilized more, tell me why my "Boss" should pay for them!
I mean, if S/HE isn't sponsoring my sexual activity why the **** should S/He be responsible for the repurcussions of my indescretions? Other than because it's more convenient that way?
That is my problem with our President in a nutshell. He did do a fairly decent job of identifying some of our problems, but he wants to force the responsibility of fixing them on those who have nothing to do with them in the first place. He thinks its ok to "ASK" (although in truth he really means to FORCE) our wealthy to "Pay a little more," yet he wants those who pay NOTHING to not only continue to pay nothing but to soak up even more resources.
That is a Communist way of thinking. Does anyone disagree with this? Please think before you post...
- 3Dec 8, '12 by GM2RNQuote from BeagleBabeOur current system is idiotic, penny-wise and pound foolish. I am an unemployed, uninsured pre-nursing student. I could get COBRA from my old job at a cost of $545 a month. Since I am unemployed, I cannot pay that. I have applied for dozens of jobs, and no one is hiring. I don't qualify for medicaid (yet).
We do have free healthcare. It's called the ER. I have gone to the ER and not paid for it. Instead, the taxpayers pay for it. It's not what I want to do, but what choice do I have? (I don't feel too bad about it, since I've paid taxes for years.) All our current system does is prevent preventative care. Instead, people like me wait until they are in dire straits, and then the taxpayers get to pay pounds to cure me, instead of pennies to prevent it.
We are a dumb country!
It's understandable that someone without insurance may not be able to pay an entire ER bill right away, but to never pay a dime is inexcusable for the vast majority of people.
Do you have a cell phone or TV, smoke cigarettes, eat fast food? Have you ever purchased new clothes from a department store, bought an alcoholic drink, or gone to the movies? Unless EVERY PENNY you make goes for gas to get back and forth to work/school, you eat beans and rice exclusively, and you never go anywhere or purchase ANYTHING for entertainment, you (and everyone else in this situation) should be paying SOMETHING toward your medical bills until they are paid off or you die.Last edit by GM2RN on Dec 8, '12 : Reason: spelling
- 2Dec 9, '12 by tewdlesI get it.
It is just too bad for my young friend who had to declare bankruptcy when his appendix ruptured and he had no insurance through his work.
It is just too bad for people who are forced into bankruptcy when they develop a health issue and their insurance company cancels them and leaves them with the bill AND no insurance.
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The Santa Barbara, CA, County Sheriff's Office has a newly-refurbished helicopter joining its fleet this week. Sheriff Bill Brown called the aircraft "a true multi-mission capable helicopter," which can support everything from air ambulance flights to firefighting.
Designated "Copter 3", the aircraft is actually the sixth helicopter in the county's fleet, according to a report from television station KSBY. At the christening ceremony at Santa Ynez Airport on Monday, Brown said the new helicopter was a "masterpiece" which would change the way his department can help the community.
The aircraft saw life as a military helicopter before being surplussed to the Jefferson County, CO, Sheriff's Office. After being acquired by the Santa Barbara County Sheriff, it was rebuilt "from the ground up," according to Brown.
But perhaps more importantly, he said, the aircraft and its refurbishment were paid for by private donations from the community. "No taxpayer dollars went into building this helicopter," Brown said.
Santa Barbara County Search and Rescue Team public information officer Valerie Walston said the new helicopter will provide a safe means of transporting patients, and that it is "critical for this county."
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Humble Mobile Bundle 5 is available for two weeks and includes the following pay-what-you-want Android titles: Bag It!, R-TYPE II and Aralon: Sword and Shadow. If you pay the average $4.27 price, you'll also pick up The Cave, The Room Two and Carcassonne. More games will be added over time. Hit up the link for […]0
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Humble Bundle: PC and Android 9 has been updated with The Shivah, Savant – Ascent and Syder Arcade as promised last week. The bundle already includes Broken Sword 2: The Smoking Mirror, Bridge Constructor, Type:Rider and Ravensword: Shadowlands when you pay whatever you wish. If you pay over the average price of $3.84, you will […]0
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The latest Humble Weekly Sale is packed full of terrific, well-known indie games; you really should take a look at this one.1
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Humble Bundle Steam keys being sold through websites owned by 7 Entertainment, according to a report. The company has since responded to the matter, stressing that it will crack down on the re-selling of keys.4
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Humble Bundle has teamed up with indie studios to compile a charity pack to raise funds for Independent Games Festival chairman Brandon Boyer, who was diagnosed with cancer last year.1
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The keenest lesson a lot of fans will take away from this first major Spidey feature is that patience is rewarded. Global legions who obsess over the 40-year-old Marvel Comics creation of writer Stan Lee and designer Steve Ditko have had plenty of time to absorb all the particulars of Spider-Man, his family and friends and especially his enemies: Dr. Octopus, Lizard, Venom and, my freaky fave, Typeface, to name but a few. Here, however, screenwriter David Koepp wisely sticks to only one major villain--the Green Goblin--and tells the origin of the great web-slinger thoughtfully, as if for the first time. Thus, unlike the fairly rapid-fire segments of Bryan Singer's equally successful Marvel adaptation, X-Men, we get one focused, old-fashioned story, which unfolds more like the latter-day cinematic introductions of DC Comics' Superman, Swamp Thing and Batman franchises.
Commencing with an appropriately webby title sequence and the familiar syncopations of composer Danny Elfman (who knows from superheroes, including Batman and Raimi's own inventive Darkman), we get straight to business. The kicked boy in question is 17-year-old Peter Parker (26-year-old Tobey Maguire), a dweeby schlub--or, if you prefer, schlubby dweeb--who resides with his sweet, elderly Aunt May (Rosemary Harris, perfect) and compassionate Uncle Ben (Cliff Robertson, likewise) in a cookie-cutter house in Forest Hills, Queens, New York. Though speeding into adulthood himself, Maguire imbues Peter with enough wide-eyed innocence to make the previous crop of Hollywood soft boys--say, the late River Phoenix or the MIA Andrew McCarthy--look like Hannibal Lecter by comparison. Somehow, it works.
Introducing himself via voiceover with the appropriate tone of a boy-man who still takes himself entirely seriously, Parker explains, somewhat misleadingly, that "this, like any story worth telling, is about a girl." Indeed, although eventually the proverbial tiger hits something akin to the proverbial jackpot, there's an inner mountain to climb to reach Mary Jane Watson (Kirsten Dunst in a fetching red wig), who is now, in this telling, literally the girl next door. (There's no apparent sign of Parker's other pulp panel squeeze, Gwen Stacy, although the horror of her untimely demise is suggested by this story's climactic set piece.) Mary Jane--or MJ--is everything a science geek-cum-photographer-cum-graphic artist could desire, and, refreshingly, she's content to be engaging and pleasant rather than just running around kicking arbitrary ass. For most of the film, however, the nymph's reply to the nerd is (paraphrased), "um...like...um..." The nice way of saying no.
Life for bumbling, bespectacled Peter seems to be a great big bang-up, his true parents dead, his presence mocked by the mean kids on the bus and his thunder consistently stolen by MJ's dumb-ass boyfriend, Flash Thompson (Joe Manganiello). All this changes when his high school class is invited to Columbia University to explore, you know, one of those exhibits dedicated to nanotechnology and genetically mutated spiders. Even though the class' teacher (Shan Omar Huey) tries to keep order, the barbaric Flash steals Peter's technical observations to impress MJ. In turn, Peter takes glamour shots of MJ with the arachnids. ("Don't make me look ugly," she requests, sure to elicit titters from the sharper lads in the audience.) And then fate strikes.
Utilizing the loudest set of fangs imaginable, an escaped über-spider--blithely and quite hilariously dismissed by the Columbia guide--descends onto Peter's hand and seals his destiny. Peter excuses himself, returns home, declines dinner ("No thanks, I had a bite") and collapses to his bedroom floor, the better to transmogrify into a unique human-spider hybrid. (This is not altogether unlike being licked by a weirdly bred cat and turning into an insane, screeching furball, but in a comic-book universe, you gotta roll with what they give you.) The next morn, Peter's got a brand-new bag, from the (possibly computer-generated) cut abs to the perfect vision (no more specs) to surprising powers that play out in splendidly directed action scenes at his school. The homoerotic subtext of the superhero genre is minimized (except for a funny pro-wrestling sequence), and the boy's on his way to herohood.
And here's where it gets mythic, as the birth of any hero immediately summons the presence of a suitable nemesis. Early on, Koepp and Raimi introduce us to Peter's friend Harry Osborn (James Franco, star of TNT's James Dean) and to Harry's military-industrialist father, Norman (a very game Willem Dafoe). Although Harry's friendly enough, another of the movie's lessons is never trust the wealthy. Not only does Harry try to put the moves on MJ, his mega-tycoon father has the sheer audacity to turn himself into a flying, homicidal maniac in peculiarly stupid-looking armor. This process involves career tension at the family biz, Oscorp, plus the assistance of well-intentioned fellow scientist Dr. Mendel Stromm (Ron Perkins), wicked military experiments and a scary lab accident. Thanks to milky contact lenses and some shock edits--one of them sensationally cheap--the nasty Green Goblin is born.
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Chelsea skipper John Terry lauds Sunderland manager Paolo Di Canio
Chelsea captain John Terry has praised the character of Paolo Di Canio as the controversial Italian prepares to make his Sunderland management debut at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.
Di Canio's appointment as successor to Martin O'Neill has been the subject of much conjecture this week, with former foreign secretary David Miliband quitting as vice-chairman of Sunderland over the 44-year-old's past statements professing to be a "fascist but not a racist".
Di Canio on Wednesday insisted he does not support "the ideology of fascism" as he seeks to mastermind Sunderland's Barclays Premier League survival.
That quest begins against on Sunday against Chelsea.
"I can only speak highly of him (Di Canio)," Terry told the London Evening Standard.
"I played against him when he was at Charlton. His movement was fantastic and I found he was just a real nice guy on the pitch.
"I was only young at the time when I was playing against him when he was at West Ham and sides like that.
"He always spoke to me after games and said 'listen, maybe you should do this and do that' which was really nice at the time.
"A two-word sentence was enough and something I learned from.
"He always gave a battle. If there was a little tussle he'd get up and shake your hand after and that kind of thing.
"So very fair, very passionate, as we've seen with his character, and his ability was fantastic. He was a credit."
Terry, who was not asked directly about Di Canio's views, did not expect Sunderland to be fighting for their safety and anticipates the Italian's arrival to galvanise the Black Cats.
"It's going to be really tough," Terry added.
"A new manager has come in, a fantastic player he was as well. He's certainly going to have them up for it.
"You could see how well organised Swindon were over the short period of time he was there.
"He's told them 'tell your wives and your families it's going to be a lot of long days and hard work'. I think that's what they need.
"It's surprising to see them down there, when we've seen them fight for so many years.
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Forum Post: We're on to Cincinnati
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I will be there... Who else id going to the game?
Forum Post: Fire Belichick, Trade Brady
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Forum Post: Brady go to Kraft and tell him you want to be released.
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Forum Post: What I saw....
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Before I panic... I want to see how they do next week agaisnt the Bengals. Although it may have felt like more then one loss it only counts as one.
Forum Post: Is Jimmy Garoppolo the one that's actually on the trading block??
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Forum Post: I'd take Garoppolo over Manziel, every day of the week.
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Too many flags! If they do This during the regular season...
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Yeah Football! I'm at the game. I never miss preseason opening day. It's a little chilly though...
Forum Post: Yeah! Season Tickets are coming in!!!
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Forum Post: Taking Niece to first Patriots game need one more ticket
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I got mine in upstate NY. It means football season is almost here. I like the variable ticket pricing. A pre-season game only costs $57 while a marque match up like the Broncos is $147. A run of the m more »
Forum Post: Season ticket upgrades
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Sigh... nothing but 3rd level and I am on the 2nd level now. I guess I got screwed by Bob Kraft's Super lounge he's building in the end zone.
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My upgrade time is this afternoon. It sounds like I shouldn't even bother
Forum Post: This Just In
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LOL. It sounds like Jets fans are worried again! Just when they thought that they were only 3 years away from ending the nightmare known as Tom Brady, BB drafts yet another QB who will continue the Pa more »
Forum Post: Season Ticket Holder seat upgrade
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I wuld be interested in hearing from STH who are being displaced by the by the new Lounge construction. What are they doing for you all to make it right?
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Nope... didn't get any petition
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The email said "in real time." Does that mean that we share our 5 hour block with other season ticket holders?
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Well "Late April" still includes tomorrow!
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Overlooking Rockport Harbor, this artist owned historic home has been renovated with the conveniences required by a modern family. A large, fully equipped kitchen with stainless steel appliances, new gas stove top and two ovens is bright and open with a large eating area facing the harbor. The living room faces the harbor, has leather furniture, high definition cable TV, Blue Ray and a working fireplace. The music room has a large collection of cds for its stereo. The study features nautical, collector car and both fiction and non fiction books. Rest peacefully in the master bedroom with new Sleep Number bed and en suite bath featuring double sinks and both a large stall shower and a sunken tub. The two additional bedrooms with adjoining bath are cheerful and well appointed. If you have your own vessel, we provide an inspected mooring within sight of the house, as well as dedicated dinghy dock space as a courtesy to out guests.
Rockport Harbor is home port to some of Maine's most beautiful yachts, schooners and a fleet of working lobster boats. The Marine park provides a gorgeous setting for family picnics and features 'Goodie's Beach' for swimming. The Opera house, Maine Center for Contemporary Art and the Maine Media Photographic Workshops are within walking distance of the house. They host live performances, exhibitions and classes. Wine shops and specialty food stores plus the Sherpards Pie Restaurant and Salt Water Farm Restaurant offer excellent choices for residents and visitors. Walk or drive the mile and a half to Camden for an array of shops, galleries, restaurants and yet another beautiful harbor stopping on the way at Aldermere Farm to see the Belted Galloways. Tennis and golf are also located nearby plus lovely hiking trails and the roadway along Beauchamp Point. Indian Island Lighthouse is within sight of the house.
Tom and I moved to Maine in 1997 to pursue an uncomplicated life in a pristine environment with access to the ocean for sailing. We chose an updated period home that is comfortable with modern necessities, has excellent views of the harbor and ocean 365 days/year, and is within walking distance to a myriad of activities.
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Location. Location.Location. Feel at one with Maine and the ocean at Latta's Harbor Haven. Although close to Camden, our home is actually located in less busy but still beautiful Rockport Harbor. The home is nicely appointed but comfortable to enjoy with your family.
The walls of Latta's Harbor Haven are decorated with paintings and photographs from our travels in Maine. My photo is on the cover of the Chamber's 'Discover the Jewel of the Maine Coast'. I will have this Guide sent to you. If you have a boat, our mooring and dinghy dock space is available.
Minutes from the bustle of Camden, we are in the center of Rockport Village and at the base of Rockport harbor. Rockport Harbor is home to Rockport Marine which attracts some of the world's more beautiful boats.
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You can walk to restaurants, music, galleries, and a wine shop near the house. Camden is only 1.5 miles.
Great walking and bicycling is available along Beauchamp Point. Don't forget to check out the Children's Chapel and the Belted Galloway 'Oreo Cookie' cows at Aldermere Farm. Hike Mt. Battie or stroll through Camden's many interesting retail establishments and waterfront restaurants.
Other Activities: RAYR coffee and wine shop, Cellar Door Winery, Shepard's Pie Restaurant,Salt Water Farm Restaurant, 3 Dog Restaurant, Market Basket takeout meals, Graffam's Fish Market, Fresh Lobster from the dock across the street on the Town Landing, Maine Center for Contemporary Art, Maine Media Photographic Workshops, Library, Bay Chamber Music offerings at the Opera House, YMCA, Pop the Cork, Lobster Festival, Blues Festival, Art Fairs,Classic Car Shows and Hill Climbs, Owls Head Transportation Museum.
Goodie's Beach and the Harbor Master's building with bathrooms is located just steps away down the path immediately across the street. Rockport Harbor is home to 100's of classic yachts and a fleet of working lobster boats. In addition, the Schooner Heron is docked within sight of the house. Located in the middle harbor is our mooring. This mooring is suitable for a full keel sailboat upto 42'in length. Our dedicated dinghy dock space is on the same dock as the Schooner Heron.Both the mooring and dinghy dock space are offered as a courtesy.
Golf: Goose River Public Golf Course is about 5 miles. Samoset Resort also has a beautiful course on the ocean....10 minutes away.
Ski: The Camden Snowbowl is 5 miles away. Terrific skiing, sledding and ice skating. The National Toboggan Races in February are a colorful costumed event not to miss!
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
Jun 1 - Nov 1
Changeover Day: Saturday
7 nights
|Refundable damage deposit
2000 to 2900 per week
1 week minimum during off peak; 2 week minimum during peak
Receipt of $500 security deposit, 50% of rental cost and acknowledgement on lease will hold the date.
Balance of rental fee due 30 days before rental.
Security deposit returned within 30 days of departure date if there is no damage and the property is returned in the condition that renter received it.
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
Learn more about this vacation rental at the owner's website:


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