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Retro Chic! Secluded yard! Gorgeous sundrenched pool! Three bedroom suites, each with its own bath and pool access! Guests rave about their stay at this Mid-century modern pedigreed home located just a short stroll to restaurants, night clubs, and shopping in South Palm Springs (SOPS) the newest, trendiest part of town.
Access the very private yard from almost every room in the house. The pool area is enclosed by a luscious 20 foot ficus hedge and features a 30' kidney-shaped salt water pool with gorgeous mosaic tile, a shaded patio, a gas BBQ, and a large sunning area. Furnished for dining al fresco, nights under the stars and leisurely afternoons by the pool, this property is perfect for vacationing in true Palm Springs style. You may never want to leave the fabulous pool area!
Step back in time and immerse yourself in entertainment history by vacationing in this centrally located, lovingly preserved mid-century gem, once the home of Julian Stiff, who ran and later owned the famed Palm Springs Chi Chi Lounge. His club's Starlight Room was a veritable shrine to live entertainment of the Rat Pack Days. The brightest names in showbiz, from Frank Sinatra and Desi Arnaz to Duke Ellington and Lena Horne performed at the club - and the owner's home, which became known as the Chi Chi House, served as the location for swank impromptu after hours parties and hair-of-the-dog Sunday afternoon barbecues.
Still owned by the Stiff family, this architectural gem has been lovingly and authentically preserved. It's easy to imagine Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. lounging in the sunken living room, martinis in hand. You can almost hear Peggy Lee or Ella Fitzgerald belting out a tune while Buddy Greco tickled the ivories on the upright piano, which is still in its original location aside the flagstone fireplace. Stiff's daughter, who still lives in Palm Springs, recalls everyone from Rudy Valle and Jane Russell to Johnny Mathis and Louis Armstrong helping themselves to coffee in the adorable pink and white kitchen.
The Stiff family is proud to share the magical history of this fine example of Palm Springs mid-century style by offering it as a vacation rental exclusively for guests of Acme House Co. The fabulous home offers three bedroom suites (two king and one with twin beds that can be pushed together to form a king). Each suite has its own full bath, a television and direct access to the private pool. The master suite bathroom includes a step-down tub featuring an original cut-glass window from the famous Sardes Nightclub on Hollywood & Vine, which Julian Stiff also owned.
The walls of the home are adorned with memorabilia from the famed Chi Chi Supper Club including a copy of the portrait of the exotic topless Hawaiian girl painted by Edgar Leeteg, that inspired the mid-century Polynesian Tiki craze in Palm Springs, which is currently experiencing a renaissance evidenced by the recently opened Tonga Hut, Bootlegger's Tiki Bar, and Smoke Tree Supper Club. The living area of this home includes a sunken conversation area with a flagstone & slate fireplace, a wet bar with original club chairs from the Starlight Room, a dining table for 6 and a TV area with a 47" HDTV. You'll be able to browse the web with Wi-Fi access or dock your iPod, iPhone, or iPad to enjoy your favorite music. The kitchen opens to the pool and offers updated stainless steel appliances, and is fully stocked with utensils, pots and pans for your cooking needs.
*Rates listed in our rate table are subject to change without notice and are higher on weekends, holidays, and special events. Reservation deposit may be increased during those same times. Other Costs: Quote will include flat rate nightly utility fee of $50. Cleaning Fee of $235. Pet Fee $150 (1 dog) $225 (2 dogs) if home is pet friendly, Damage Waiver of $79. There is an 11.5% Occupancy tax in Palm Springs. Posted specials are for new bookings only. Please note for security, the location on the map is not exact and the marker is only an approximate location. TOT #4560
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I was more than satisfied with the condition of the vacation rental.
I was more than happy with the location.
The vacation rental was very clean.
The property manager was very helpful.
Overall, I recommend this vacation rental.
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Great party house. Marvelous pool and location. Classic mid modern house, mostly original.
Some friends and I wanted to escape the dreary Seattle weather and found this property and WOW! This house was PERFECT for us!
It was a 5 minute cab ride from the airport and within walking distance to a grocery store, restaurants, bars, and shopping. There are so many great bars and restaurants nearby
The rooms are so comfortable and relaxing which was perfect after a day BBQing & playing ping pong by the pool. It felt like we could spend all day by that pool! And at night there's a cute little fire pit out there too!
Talking to the owner and scheduling the trip was fantastic too. She was super easy to talk to and work with.
I cannot recommend this house enough...and am planning on going back again!
Terrific home in a great location near great restaurants and bars. The home is in terrific condition, with great amenities. Superb place to chill by the pool, have a BBQ and evening cocktails. We had six stay comfortably - plenty of space and room for all. Highly recommend this to folks who are seeking relaxing time away in the sun! The owner is a pleasure to work with too!
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Adding Some Basement Workshop Organization
Now that we've cleared out our backyard's weed & liriope convention, let's move on to another area that has been sorely lacking our attention. Yes, let's spend some time in our basement, shall we? Oh wait – that sounds like an invitation to get murdered or something. Um, let's just talk about our basement. You may recall that it recently went from a shameful deck-debris-filled no man's land…
…to a slightly more presentable space thanks to our Bagster rental a few weeks ago.
Well, that Bagster purge and our recent yard sale were the kick in the butt that I've needed to finally put some energy into this room. Because honestly, we've put ZERO effort into organizing or fixing up this space since moving in nearly two years ago. It's been kind of a dumping ground. But I guess that first picture gave that away.
We tackled a similar basement in our last house – a small cinder block fortress accessible from a separate exterior door only.
But there are some key differences to these basements – and some lessons that we learned from the last one that will guide how we approach this one. For instance, the last one was kind of a glorified storage space. We didn't work down there ever (that's what the garage was for) so some of the effort that we put into "finishing" the room ended up being overkill. Sure it was nice to have the walls and floor painted (and it definitely seemed to help with resale) but we were barely down there to ever enjoy it. It was mostly just where all of our holiday decorations lived in the off-season, which now live in the attic of this house.
This new basement is MUCH more functional because it still serves as a helpful storage space for some things (like paint, unfinished furniture, tools, etc) but in the absence of a garage, it has also become my workshop. And as seen in our Day One post, we inherited some pretty awesome features – shelving, pegboards and even a large built-in work table.
I've spent plenty of time working on plenty of projects down here: from the living room console to Clara's dollhouse. So it's kind of a shame that I've spent so many hours in a space that kind of depresses me (talk about Dude, Get On That).
So I'm putting an end to it. My exact plan of attack is still kind of forming in my brain, but regardless of where I end up – I know the starting point is cleaning and organizing. And to that end, I've made it my mission to steal away for a few minutes here and there (mainly during Clara naps or on random Sherry's-watching-housewives evenings) and I've gone through just about every nook and cranny of that room to figure out what should stay and what should most definitely not. Right at the top of the "definitely not" list was a strange collection of items leftover from the old owners. Some things – like the fire extinguisher below – dating back as far as 1984!
How creepy is that pig in the top right? We think he's an old dog toy. Clara saw it when I brought it up to show Sherry and she was both delighted and impressed by it, but I was scared. Also, among a pile of old yard tools they left for us I found not one, not two, but three axes. I feel like there's a Mike Meyers movie in there somewhere…
Speaking of yard tools, those were one of the first things that I decided to tackle. I started by taking inventory and seeing if what I had was what I actually needed (what didn't make that list? Three axes).
This part of the organizing mission was actually before our yard sale, so whatever I didn't need anymore (i.e. extra rakes) was sold there. And as for where to put the stuff I was keeping, I figured storing the (sometimes dirty) yard stuff far away from my work table was best. And luckily the area that looked like this a few months ago…
…now looked like this post Bagster/yard sale.
I zeroed in on that pegboard on the far left as my new yard tool headquarters, which did mean I had to get rid of this old rotting slash bug-eaten shelf that the previous owners left.
Good thing rotting = easy to break apart and toss into the Bagster before it got picked up.
Plus, I discovered the spare section of fence that I've been storing since this project fit perfectly into the little recessed nook next to the pegboard (so perfectly that when I wedged it in there it didn't want to come back out). I did bolt it to the cinder at the top just to be safe though – just so it doesn't fly down and get me someday after intense hammering or sawing nearby. Even though it's upside down, I like that the wood texture breaks up the cinder a bit.
But my crowning achievement of this process so far is this baby. Oh yeah. It took me a good hour to figure this out, but it was so worth it. Organizing stuff like this makes my pulse race. And I may have developed a new obsession with pegboards in the process. Seriously, I was walking around for days afterwards looking at things and thinking "ooh, I could put that on my pegboard." Or "my girlfriend Peggy" as I call her.
But before I get too hot and bothered talking about pegboards, I'll share another one of my loves in a not-so-lovely storage solution. This is the bike rack from our old basement that is so cramped in this basement that I can barely weasel both bikes onto it (the top one grinds up against our lower ceiling).
So I grabbed two of these heavy duty bike hooks at Home Depot (about $2.50 a piece) and screwed them into one of the exposed beams near my wood fence nook.
MUCH better. Especially since it doesn't take me 15 minutes to get the bikes on or off like the last solution. Is it hot in here or is it just me? Plus, putting them in the recessed area means the fact that they stick out into the room a bit isn't a big deal.
And I realized Clara's bike seat and our bike rack for the car hang nicely on the ledges created by the fence rail. Oh how I love getting things up off of the floor.
I'd love to end with some big beauty shot of the whole room, but there were like five other organization projects going on simultaneously so I'll be back with more progress as I go. Isn't it funny that no matter if you're chipping away at a lawn makeover or a kitchen redo or a basement refresh, it just seems to come down to tackling things in phases? What are you guys doing one step at a time these days? Do pegboards get your pulse racing or is it just me? Hubba hubba.
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How'd you decide on the bike seat for Clara? We've been debating between a trailer and a seat (front v. back as well).
And the basement is looking great btw!
Looking good so far! I tackled a few areas of clutter this weekend and it really brightened up our place. More room for me to decorate.
First first comment ever!! Made my day! Please come to the uk on your book tour! :)
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Best post title ever. I hope we can look forward to a "The Sign" or "All That She Wants" subsequent basement posts? Please?
darn good job! Love Peggy! I need to get my Jon (hubby) one of those :)
You know, Julia Child had pegboard in her kitchen, and her husband traced all of her pots and pans on the board so she would know where to return things once she was done using them! I think that might be a nice look for your girlfriend Peggy! ;-)
I though the _exact_ same thing Jessie!! And I thought similiarly to John about being able to move stuff around, so instead of using ink, I think sidewalk chalk would be perfect!!
Here's a link to show you how it looked :: http://twomenandalittlefarm.blogspot.com/2011/09/julia-child-style-kitchen-pegboard-wall.html
But if you do do that, make sure you don't use one of your yard tools to commit murder or else the blood splatter analyst at Miami Metro will discover you've stashed the murder tool…
What a great improvement! The previous owners of our house also left a bunch of pegboards in the basement and they are such amazing storage solutions for so many different types of things.
Are you going to share the deets of the first stop of your book tour???
Ahhh, much better! The before picture made me all twitchy, I hate having things all over the place. Organization makes me happy. Well done.
You're totally inspiring me to clean out our spare room! It's a black hole of stuff (yikes!) but we're planning on donating a lot next week so hopefully, that'll help!
PS – the bike hanging racks are genius!
Pegboards. Love 'em! Great job. Someday we will get ours cleaned up and organized as well.
It's funny that you guys posted this today because we just tackled our garage with this same philosophy this weekend. I too, would love a beauty shot, but at the end of the day, it's where we work! Plus…Nate did knock over a half a liter of poly last night all over the garage floor and now the whole house not only smells, but there's an ugly stain on the floor.
The one thing I HAD to do was paint the pegboards (http://www.brokeasshome.com/2012/10/a-little-surprise-for-man-in-flannel.html) and I am actually posting tomorrow about us organizing them.
Don't stress out about it pretty. Just have fun with discovering all the stuff you forgot you had!
Hey J&S, here's my pegboard organization I mentioned yesterday!
Hey John and Sherry…..just curious what you did with all of the furniture in your first home's basement? thanks!
basements to me seem like those spaces I'd never want to get started on organizing, but would love for it to be magically done. What goodies you found though! I love the fence where you put it too!
We just moved into a new apartment, and so a lot of the apartment looks like the "before" pictures of your basement (minus the rotting wood — I hope)! This post gives me hope for the future, haha. Just need to keep chipping away! :-)
where is the AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH we did our first book signing post?? :) so happy for you guys!
Love it! The peg board is so great.
We're trying to get our kitchen organized after getting a lot of new bakeware and cookware.
AND what I was mostly commenting to say is that I'm now going to have "The Sign" stuck in my head forever.
How did Cincinnati go??? It's always a relief to start the great new adventure!
OMG! Reading this this post is totally my idea of a good time. Look at that well organised peg board! Those bikes and bits up off the floor! *sw00n*
Looks wonderful! I noticed the exposed insulation, and was wondering if you would cover it up or something? I don't think it's good to breathe from an exposed insulation?
Wow it's definitely an improvement. That peg board is fantastic!
I loooove pegboard, it's my dream to have a kitchen wall covered in it a la Julia Child.
I recently tackled moving my blog to wordpress.org, but that was more like "step-scratch head-tweak-step-get frustrated and swear at laptop-step away and relax-fiddle a bit more" than step-by-step!
PS. This blog title made my day.
Nice work! I'm loving the peg board, and now feeling inspired to tackle our garage.
Wow, looks great! Organixation posts are one of my favorite categories, because they're so budget friendly — most of time it involves getting rid of stuff rather than having to buy DIY supplies. Lovin it!
Haha, organization. Working so hard to comment at work before I get "caught" makes me typo like crazy ;)
Oh, wow. I'm so inspired.
I think I'll sit here and finish my coffee until it passes. :)
My husband and I also inherited pegboards (lots) when we bought our house. My husband gets equally excited about organizing his tools! John, maybe I should send you pictures of his shop for inspiration! :-)
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Decades before email, electronic banking, and online social networks could facilitate the coordination of terrorist attacks on a global scale, the US Department of State created a list of countries it accused of supporting terrorism.
Established during the Cold War, the United States' list of State Sponsors of Terrorism originally included Libya, Iraq, South Yemen and Syria when it began in 1979. Cuba was added in 1982, Iran in 1984, North Korea in 1988 and Sudan in 1993. Today, the list still contains four countries: Cuba, Iran, Sudan and Syria.
"Many of these countries have been on the list since the '90s or earlier," said David Gewirtz, executive director of the US Strategic Perspective Initiative and a cyber-warfare adviser for the International Association of Counterterrorism & Security Professionals. "Geopolitics changes on a weekly, if not daily, basis - not on a multi-decade basis."
Experts agree these four countries are not the only ones in the world the US says is currently supporting, engaging in, or ignoring acts of terrorism, but say they are ones from which the US can most easily disengage without repercussions.
"Countries that wind up on that list are countries we don't like," said Michael Oppenheimer, a professor at New York University's Center for Global Affairs. "Other countries and outside powers support terrorism, and objectively speaking are terrorists, and the ones we don't like are on the list, and the ones we're allied with are not on the list. It's all about double standards."
The State Sponsor of Terrorism designation comes with a variety of sanctions, such as a ban on arms-related exports and sales and prohibitions on economic assistance. While the State Department issues the reports on terrorism that lead to the designation, the US Department of Commerce is responsible for managing the sanctions, and the Department of Treasury doles out penalties to US individuals and companies who violate the sanctions.
Putting a country on the list is like flicking a switch that determines US behaviour towards a nation.
- David Gewirtz, executive director of the US Strategic Perspective Initiative
Half of the countries listed over the past several decades have since been removed. A spokesperson at the State Department's Bureau of Counterterrorism told Al Jazeera a country's status changes when there has been either a fundamental shift in the leadership and policies of the government concerned, with no recent history or intention of committing terrorist acts, or the existing government has not provided support for terrorism in the previous six-month period, and has provided assurances it will not.
"Putting a country on the list is like flicking a switch that determines US behaviour towards a nation. It's coded into the DNA of how we do our commerce in regards to these countries," said Gewirtz. "It's like anything else in government: Once you do it, it's difficult to undo."
Cuba is perhaps the best example of the difficulties in shedding the controversial designation. Only Syria has been on the list longer than Cuba's 32 years, and many experts say Cuba's designation is no longer warranted.
Even the State Department, in its 2012 Country Report on Terrorism, stated: "There was no indication that the Cuban government provided weapons or paramilitary training to terrorist groups."
"Increasingly, it's an unsustainable designation," Tomas Bilbao, executive director of the Cuba Study Group in Washington, DC, recently told Al Jazeera. "It becomes increasingly difficult to justify the inclusion of Cuba. What happens in the political debate is that defenders of the status quo are savvy enough that they can equate bad country/bad actor/bad government with state sponsors of terrorism."
'No longer really useful'
Aside from the issue of Cuba's inclusion, critics say the list itself is unsustainable - that in the lightning-fast environment of modern terrorism, the State Sponsors of Terrorism list is almost arbitrary.
"The State Sponsors of Terrorism list was a tool intended to drive a certain set of behaviours that is no longer really useful," said Gewirtz. "It is not keeping up with the pace of the threat realities we're looking at."
Other tools may be more useful in today's climate, including the Specially Designated Nationals list issued by the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control. This list takes a more nuanced approach, issuing sanctions directly on the individuals or groups owned, controlled by, or acting on behalf of countries engaging in terrorist activities. It also can issue sanctions on people or groups that aren't country-specific. Placement on the list blocks all assets held in US entities, even when operating abroad.
"I think we'll eventually move to a place where countries aren't designated, but specific actors are designated," said Bilbao. "I think that's farther down the line. But I do think one could be optimistic that in the next few years, Cuba could be removed. It's the one that's been on the longest, and when you look at countries that have been removed - Libya, North Korea, Iraq - you have to scratch your head and wonder exactly how that happens that Cuba is still on the list. The only justifications that remain are very weak."
Nevertheless, removing a country from the list would likely have political consequences. Both Oppenheimer and Gewirtz said a US politician who suggests downgrading a country or abolishing the list altogether in favour of newer tools could face charges by their opponent of being soft on terrorism.
"From my point of view, the list is going to sit around until nobody notices it anymore," said Gewirtz. "It's much easier to let the thing sit there, with all these countries that everyone agrees we don't like, than it is to get rid of a 'terrorist tool.'"
Negotiating tool
While the list is still in play, however, it can serve as a valuable negotiating tool. In the case of Iran, Oppenheimer said, "Evidentially, their listing will be a bargaining chip, where we take them off as part of process of alleviating sanctions against Iran in exchange for what we're asking for in the nuclear agenda."
The State Sponsors of Terrorism list is but one tool in an arsenal. It might eventually be entirely replaced with a more focused tool like the Specially Designated Nationals list, or another designation yet to be determined in a dynamically changing environment. However, there will always be a need to identify and track terrorist activity and the people and countries who wage it.
"Just because we have some bureaucratic things that don't provide any value, or have any effect, doesn't mean terrorism isn't something that we have to pay attention to," said Gewirtz. "Just because we manage the fight wrong, doesn't mean we're not fighting."
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Dylan Hartley insists Northampton Saints will not miss the try-scoring prowess of Chris Ashton this season.
Ashton, 25, scored 93 tries in five seasons with the Saints before choosing to move to Saracens this summer. The England international's departure from Franklin's Gardens was an acrimonious one as he fell out with director of rugby Jim Mallinder and was left out of several key matches.
Skipper Hartley insists Saints will have no problems in replacing Ashton with Samoan speedster Ken Pisi, who has joined his brother at Franklin's Gardens, youngster Jamie Elliot and Paul Diggin all ready to fill the void.
"We have always had players that wanted to be here," Hartley told the Rugby Paper. "But with wingers there's always someone younger and faster coming through.
"We won't miss him. I'm not denying his ability to find the ball and finish tries but we've got Ken Pisi and if he's anything like George he'll be outstanding. George doesn't touch a weight and his training ethic isn't the best and he's awesome in the field. I've seen Ken's ethic and it's brilliant so hopefully he'll be better than George.
"We've got Jamie Elliot coing through all right as well and out old stalwart, pepper-face Paul Diggin, so we aren't short of good wingers. You have got to remember Chris hasn't been with the club now for four months - out of sight out of mind.
"There are new players who have come in and they don't know who he is so that's the point in taking about him."
Northampton have reached the Aviva Premiership play-offs in the past three years but failed to make it to the final. But Hartley believes that consistency of finishing in the top four means they are ready to take another step forward this year.
"We must be doing something right because we're there or thereabouts each year," he said. "It's just about taking that final five minutes of the game. This year has been quite good and we've worked hard in pre-season, which will hopefully come through on to the field."
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Discussion in 'Completed Trip Reports' started by hlrababy, Jan 10, 2012.
I am so happy that you are ready to start your TR!
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I'm heeeeeeeeeeeeeeere!
Joining in!
Heather I am shocked to see that you have no ticker As long as I have known you there has been one. I am glad you finally have a TR. I can't wait to hear all about it!
I realized my subbing was to your PTR and just figured out you had an actual TR link! Glad to see I am not too far behind!!
We had a great time!!! I was loving the nice, cold weather!! lol
I should be starting on this soon! I Have been having major problems with photobucket. ugh!
I know, wasn't it awful!!! I stood underneath the awning at Dumbo and it literally looked like a river flowing beside it!
Awww, I am so glad!!
Me too! Now, if photobucket will only cooperate!! lol
Hey girl!! Glad your here!
Awwww, he sweetness!!
Yay!!! so glad your here!
Well I just have not added it yet! We have a trip in the making...shhhh...but is a surprise....shhhh...trip for Hollie's birthday!
Oh no!!! hahaha Yeah, you have not missed anything yet!
Hi everyone!! I have not forgotten about this TR. Just life has been crazy the past couple of months. I finally have all mh pictures uploaded and ready so I will be starting on this.
Sorry to leave you all in limbo!
Well, I think its about time I started this TR!! What about your guys??
My sister and I were planning on leaving around 2 or 3 am, but my mom planned for us to leave around 7 am that Thursday morning. I told her that if we were planning on going to the luau that night, we really needed to leave earlier so we could get checked in and rest a little. So....she took my advice and we were gonna get on the road at 4 am and NO EARLIER. Notice I said gonna!
I actually got up that morning and did my normal I-am-gonna-be-riding-a-good-ways routine which consisted of getting a bath and then packing up stuff I couldn't pack yet. Chad got Hollie up and in my car while I went and snuggled up with Hannah. Hollie and I were on the road around 3:30 am. My parents don't live very far from us so we got there around 3:40.
We had brought over all our big luggage the night before so all I really had to pack was my camera, purse, and Hollie's back pack.
In case your wondering, I had already packed up my makeup lol
We visited with my dad for a couple of minutes and then we were on the road!
I took this picture as we were coming close to Atlanta
This is actually where the trip name came into play. Hollie and Shelby were wide awake, and I mean awake!! As we were going past Atlanta, Hollie said..."OH MY GOSH!!!! Is that Paris???" I informed her that no, it was not Paris. She then said, "Well, is it Hollywood??? Um....no! Its Atlanta!!! She loves the Barbie movies and the new one she has just happens to take place in Paris. ha ha My silly girl!
We stopped for breakfast at IHOP and Hollie and Shelby thought it was really cool that the waitress brought them out this pancake!
We eventually made it to the Florida state line!! Yay!!!!
I took the girls to the restroom and to get some OJ. I have to admit, this next set of pictures are funny! In the age where we have cell phones, Hollie and Shelby thought these "phones that are outside with a blue cover over them" are really cool lol
We got back on the road and really had no problems at all on the drive down! My sister started out driving and then about a couple of hours later got tired so I switched with her and drove the rest of the way!
We saw this pretty soon!
Followed by this!!
Now, I had thrown my sister my camera and instructed her to start taking pictures of the sign. She gave me the strangest look!! haha
We finally made it!!
I pulled up to the front so we could go and check in. I told my sister to stay with the girls and I would go in and get the check in started! I snapped this of the sweet girls! They were already having a ball!
My mom and I went to check us in. We had asked for the 50's Lady building, (oh how I love it!) and also to have adjoining rooms. Well, there seemed to be a mix up. They said they could put is in rooms close together but we really needed an adjoining room. The guy checking us in looked through the computer and finally after we stood there about 10 minutes and he made several phone calls, we were put in the 70's Mickey Phone building directly facing mirror lake. It was a pretty good walk from the parking area to our room. I don't think I have ever parked that far in all the years we have stayed at Disney. It didn't bother me, I love to walk!! So we finally got to our rooms and believe it or not. I didn't take one picture as soon as we walked in. We wanted to get in, get unpacked and get ready for the luau. So my sister, Hollie, and my niece all got one room while my mom got the other. I unpacked all my stuff and then started on Hollie's. I ended up putting some of her stuff in my moms room because we knew they would end up in there at some point.
We finally got ready for the luau and off we went! We took these pictures walking to the car:
Luau, coming up next!!
Great start. I am ready for the Luau.
An uneventful travel day is always good. Hollie looks like she has grown about 2ft. She looks sooo grown up! And as beautiful as ever.
LOL about packing your makeup the night before. Probably the best move after the last fiasco.
Hollie has grown up SO much since your last trip!!! Glad you guys made it down nice and easy (apparently, taking the route through Paris...). Can't wait to hear about the Luau!
YAY you started. Nice uneventful trip down.
Glad you packed your makeup this time.
Joining in. I can't wait to read all about the Girls Only Trip.
Yay...you started!
Love the photos of the girls on the "phones" and how they found them so interesting!
Can't wait for the Luau!
Yay!!! You got a start!
We're heading foo to Universal on Monday...I expect this to be half way done when I get back on Friday!
Always exciting to see that Disney sign. A trip from your house to WDW is so much faster than one from Nashville or Huntsville. Ours is more like 11 hours, which is why we have started flying almost all the time now.
Looking forward to joining you for the luau.
YAY Heather!!! You started! I love Hollie's luau outfit! I can't wait to read about your trip.
Yay! I was worried you forgot about us! Can't wait for more.
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Leonard Pitts: 'Maybe we all have to come out'
His family doesn't know if Zack actually heard any of it firsthand.
Maybe he was at that City Council meeting (some people swear he was) or maybe not. Either way, they figure he probably knew about the things that were said, how his neighbors in the small town of Norman, Okla., paraded to the microphone that evening in 2010 to denounce the proclamation of GLBT — Gay Lesbian Bisexual Transgender — History Month. They warned of a "slippery slope" to hate-crime laws, said gay people were out to "recruit" children, claimed 78 percent of all gay people have — and die from — sexually transmitted diseases.
That last claim especially angered Zack's family. Chad Williams, a local pastor, says he got the statistic from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; a CDC spokeswoman says no such statistic exists.
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"Some things," Van Harrington told a reporter for the Daily Oklahoman, "you can never un-see."
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"I believe I have been always a conservative," says Van Harrington as you see him sit in his easy chair watching Fox. You think you know what that means, what it braces you to expect. But this conservative is also a grieving father who always accepted his gay son. "People make HIV a shameful thing," he complains. "The people who are against gays, that's how they rationalize part of their hatred." Again, he is watching Fox as you hear him say this.
Zack's mother, Nancy, says she is a Republican and, again, you think you know what that cues you to expect. But, as she tells me in a telephone interview, "I am just very questioning. I've met so many wonderful people since Zack died who are Democrats and I see more clearly their view and there are so many society issues that they are so concerned about and this is definitely one of them. … I look at the Republican candidates and say there have to be candidates out there who are for equality. And they need to know that they have the support of people like me."
Since Zack died, she says, "I question everything. I question … the Bible and who wrote it and why they wrote it and is this just a power and control issue. I have very strong faith. I believe in God absolutely. The route which I go through those beliefs has probably changed. So many people accept the Bible unquestioningly and I don't know that you can really do that."
"Republican," "Democrat," "conservative," "liberal" "faith" — we build boxes out of words and climb inside.
Our politics have taught us to be hard and fast, stark and clear, black and white and never gray on issues like this, like abortion, like guns. But real life is messier and more complicated than our politics pretends. Most people, most days, just grapple for answers they can live with. And it is in that struggle that change is forged.
This is what Broken Heart Land captures, movingly. The film ends with an HIV-awareness march through the town where Zack lived and died.
His sister, Nikki, says she's come to realize that, "Awareness is the most loving, caring thing you can do. I guess it's like coming out for me. Maybe we all have to come out."
Indeed, maybe there is no maybe about it.
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The classic all-American burger.
Burger A La TooJay's9.59
Topped with mushrooms, bacon and melted Muenster cheese.
Metropolitan Burger9.59
Topped with caramelized onions, bacon, Swiss cheese and arugula. Served with chipotle mayo.
"Jaygantic" Bacon Cheeseburger11.99
Double 8 oz. patties stacked high with smoky bacon and melted American cheese.
Turkey Burger8.49
Fresh ground turkey, grilled to perfection. A lighter alternative to a beef burger.
Grilled Chicken
Tender grilled chicken breasts served on a deli roll with french fries, cole slaw, lettuce, tomato, & dill pickle.
Grilled Chicken Breast Sandwich8.49
An American favorite. Tender breast of chicken grilled to perfection and served on a fresh deli roll.
Chicken Caprese Sandwich9.39
Grilled chicken breast layered with fresh basil, vine ripe tomatoes, Provolone cheese, drizzled with balsamic vinaigrette and served on a fresh deli roll.
Chicken A La TooJay's9.49
A teriyaki marinated chicken breast grilled to perfection and topped with mushrooms, bacon and melted Muenster cheese.
Teriyaki Chicken Sandwich8.49
Marinated chicken breast grilled and served on a fresh deli roll.
Tuscan Chicken Ciabatta9.49
Grilled chicken breast layered with roasted red peppers, vine ripe tomatoes, Portobello mushrooms and Provolone cheese is drizzled with balsamic vinaigrette on a toasted 9-grain whole wheat ciabatta loaf. Served with fresh fruit instead of French fries.
Deli Sandwiches & Wraps
Sandwiches served with Cole slaw, dill pickle and dressings on your choice of freshly baked artisan rye, wheat, challah, bagel or deli roll. Wraps and pitas served with fresh fruit salad.
Add schmear of chopped liver $1.79
Add a side of fresh avocado $1.49
Add your choice of cheese $.99
Add schmear of chopped liver $1.79
Add a side of fresh avocado $1.49
Add your choice of cheese $.99
Hot Corned Beef9.49
Specially trimmed, cured and steamed to bring out the full flavor.
Hot Pastrami9.49
Deliciously seasoned with herbs and spices, cured and piled sky high.
Roast Beef*9.49
Tender slices of roast beef lightly seasoned to perfection.
Buffalo Chicken Wrap8.79
Crispy Buffalo chicken tenders, Romaine lettuce and celery, chopped and tossed with blue cheese dressing in a soft tortilla.
TooJay's California Wrap8.99
Fresh roasted turkey, tabouleh and a touch of cream cheese.
Brisket of Beef9.49
Juicy braised brisket, sliced lean and served hot.
Breast of Turkey8.99
Fresh roasted, sliced thin and piled high.Add schmear of chopped liver 1.79
Chicken Caesar Pita or Wrap9.49
Fresh Romaine tossed with our own Caesar dressing combine with sliced grilled chicken breast in a pita pocket or soft tortilla.
Smoked Ham & Swiss8.29
Lean smoked ham thinly sliced and piled high.
Dill Chicken Salad8.79
A signature dish! All white meat chicken and sliced select vegetables tossed in a delicate dill sauce.
Egg Salad7.79
Delicately seasoned and served with crisp lettuce and tomato. Add bacon .99
Shrimp Salad9.99
Succulent shrimp tossed with just the right seasonings and mayonnaise.
Shrimp Salad Pita or Wrap9.99
Chopped Liver8.29
A true deli classic. Served with lettuce, tomato and sweet red onion.
Whitefish Salad Sandwich9.29
Mildly salted and delicately flavored. (May contain small bones.)
Tuna Salad9.29
Water packed Albacore tuna with just the right amount of special seasonings and mayonnaise. Served with lettuce & tomato.
Tuna Salad Pita or Wrap9.29
Turkey Bacon, Lettuce & Tomato9.49
Roasted turkey on a BLT. A great combination on our famous rye or whole wheat. Try it with Russian dressing.
Turkey Avocado9.79
Slow roasted turkey breast, fresh avocado, arugula, tomato and lemon garlic aioli on whole wheat bread.
Turkey Avocado Wrap9.79
Nova Salmon on A Bagel*9.49
Freshly sliced smoked salmon served on a bagel with cream cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion and fresh fruit.
Beef Salami8.29
The world's best... stacked high on rye.
Fresh beef tongue cut to your liking.
Only the best Braunschweiger, thinly sliced red onion and mustard or Russian dressing.
Half Sandwich and Soup or Salad8.99
Choose cup of chicken noodle, matzo ball or soup of the day, or choose house or Caesar side salad to accompany your half sandwich selection (some exceptions on sandwich choice).
Mouthwatering Melts & More
Shepherd's Pie9.29
Our version of this favorite. Tender ground beef and vegetables baked in an individual casserole dish and topped with mashed potatoes and melted Muenster cheese.
Chili Dogs8.69
Two all-beef franks smothered with chili, melted Cheddar cheese and onions. Served with French fries.
Cheddar Bacon Dogs8.49
Two grilled all-beef franks topped with crisp bacon and melted Cheddar cheese. Served with French fries.
Franks & Fries7.99
Two all-beef franks grilled to perfection and served with sauerkraut and French fries.
Beef Brisket Sliders8.49
TooJay's signature deli slider sensation. Two mini rolls topped with horseradish cream, crunchy mini potato pancake, savory beef brisket mushrooms and caramelized onions.
Bacon Lettuce Tomato7.89
This classic is served on our hand-sliced challah.With avocado and lemon garlic aioli add 1.49
Grilled Cheese7.49
Choose your favorite cheese and we'll grill it on your choice of bread. Served with French fries.
With Bacon and Tomato add .99
With Bacon and Tomato add .99
Hot Ham & Swiss8.99
Smoked ham and imported Swiss cheese grilled to perfection. Served with French fries.
Chicken Quesadilla9.29
Tender chicken strips grilled in a soft tortilla with peppers, onions, mushrooms, tomatoes, Cheddar and Muenster cheese.
Patty Melt*9.29
Char-grilled burger prepared to your liking topped with grilled onions and Swiss cheese on grilled rye bread. Served with French fries.
Turkey Burger Patty Melt8.99
Seared turkey burger with caramelized onions, chipotle mayo and Swiss cheese on grilled artisan rye bread. Served with French fries.
Tuna Melt9.29
Our special tuna on rye with tomato, Russian dressing and topped with thick slices of melted Muenster cheese. Served with French fries.
Open Faced Turkey Melt9.49
Roasted turkey piled high with tomato, bacon and Russian dressing, then topped with melted Muenster cheese. Served with French fries.
Philly Cheese Steak9.59
Our version of a classic. Tender shaved roast beef grilled with onions and peppers, topped with Provolone cheese and served on crusty French bread with fries.
Made with four eggs and served with French fries. Choose any three ingredients and toast or bagel.
Two homemade crepes filled with sweet cheese and grilled to order. Served with fruit topping and sour cream.
Chicken Fingers Buffalo Style or Original8.99
Served with your choice of ranch, honey mustard or barbeque dipping sauces; or tossed in a spicy Buffalo sauce, accompanied by blue cheese dressing. Served with fries.
Smoked Fish Platters*
Served with choice of bagel and lettuce, tomato, olives, cream cheese, onions and lemon.
Nova Salmon Platter14.79
Nova on a Bagel9.49
Whitefish Salad on a Bagel9.29
Combination Platter13.99
Nova Salmon and Smoked Whitefish
Smoked Whitefish Platter13.29
* - consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness, especially if you have certain medical conditions.


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Allan Adams
B.A. in Political Science, University of Georgia
M.B.A, Brenau University
SBDC State Director
Mr. Adams has served with the Small Business Development Center in several capacities. These include roles with the Minority Business Division, the International Trade Division, and the Rural Economic Development Program, as well as serving as Associate State Director. Additional experience includes positions as an Associate Director at the Carl Vinson Institute of Government and as a staff member in both the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives. He is a member of the Georgia Economic Developers Association, the Georgia Cities Foundation Advisory Board, and the national Association of Small Business Development Centers.
Eric Stanley Bonaparte
B.S. in Marketing, Rutgers University
M.B.A. in Finance and Management, Long Island University
Ph.D., University of Nebraska
Assistant State Director for Targeted Programs
Eric Bonaparte is a Senior Public Service Associate who has served the small business community for over twenty two years. Eric has worked with over a thousand small business owners and facilitated over 250 training programs during that time. Eric is also the recipient of the Walter B. Hill Award for distinguished public service. In addition, he is has been awarded the Association of Small Business Development Center's National "Star Performer" award for excellence in small business consulting. Eric is a member of the Georgia Economic Developer's Association, the Community Developer's Forum and the chairperson of the National ASBDC Minority Business Interest Group.
Beth Melnik
B.S. in Management, Georgia Institute of Technology
M.B.A. in Marketing, Georgia State University
Assistant State Director for Organizational Effectiveness & Marketing in Athens
Prior to joining the SBDC, Ms. Melnik worked for a marketing firm based in Peachtree City and for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Georgia in Atlanta. As the Assistant State Director for Organizational Effectiveness and Marketing, Ms. Melnik conducts needs assessments for Georgia's small businesses, coordinates the unit's strategic planning process, and evaluates the economic impact of SBDC services. She also oversees organizational marketing efforts and provides technical assistance to business and economic development research projects. Ms. Melnik currently serves as vice chair of the national accreditation committee for the Association of Small Business Development Centers. In 2012 she was presented with the University of Georgia's Walter Barnard Hill Award for distinguished achievement in public service and outreach.
John Maynard
B.A. in Journalism, The University of Wisconsin-Madison
M.B.A., Emory University
Assistant State Director for Capital Formation in Athens
Mr. Maynard leads the organization's efforts to help its clients raise capital. He also directs the GA SBDC's medical practice management training and consulting activities. He has counseled hundreds of business owners and facilitated scores of business training programs since joining the Georgia SBDC's Athens office in 1998. In 2001 he was named the Georgia SBDC's Consultant of the Year and the national SBDC organization's Star Performer. Mr. Maynard is active with several national SBDC committees, including the Association of Small Business Development Centers' annual conference committee. Mr. Maynard began his career analyzing and writing about business as a journalist for the Tampa Tribune and the Atlanta Journal and Atlanta Constitution. He has started two small businesses in publishing and energy sales.
Teresa Williams
B.B.A. in Management Information Systems, University of Georgia
M.B.A., University of Georgia
Director of Special Programs in Athens
Ms. Williams joined the SBDC in 2005, first as a Business Manager, and now as Director of Special Programs. Her previous experience includes fifteen years with Public Service units at the University of Georgia in the area of financial operations and administration. As a Business Manager, she administered the financial operations of the GA SBDC including financial activity for seventeen field offices. Her current responsibilities, as Director of Special Programs, include quality assurance of SBDC services through field office reviews, coordination and management of an internship/assistantship program, preparing and managing grant proposals, and tracking progress and deliverables of various programs.
Lydia Jones
B.B.A. in Accounting, Georgia State University
M.B.A. in Marketing, Emory University
District Director, Metro Atlanta and North Georgia
Ms. Jones previous work experience includes upper management and executive-level functions in several mid-sized companies. She has extensive experience in all phases of organizational operations, including financial, human resources, and marketing management. Her experience also includes business ownership and service on several corporate boards. She is certified by the Kauffman Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership to facilitate FastTrac Planning® and NewVenture programs, and by the National Women Business Owners Corporation for WBE Certification, a process that assists with certification of women-owned businesses. In 2004 Ms. Jones was the recipient of a statewide award for excellence in programming for development of CPEs for CPAs. She was again the recipient of statewide recognition for Outstanding Project of the Year for the 2005 GWEN Conference. Ms. Jones presents regularly at several national conferences, including the Association of Small Business Development Centers (ASBDC), and she is frequently interviewed by media and quoted in publications such as Atlanta Business Chronicle, Atlanta Journal Constitution, Marietta Daily Journal, Atlanta Woman Magazine, Entrepreneur Magazine and Georgia Trend. She has written numerous articles that have been published by local sources and by one as far away as Scientia, South Africa. In 2006 Ms. Jones earned the Georgia SBDC Network's Consultant of the Year award, and in 2007 she was recognized by the ASBDC as Georgia's State Star.
Suzanne Barnett
B.A. in History, University of Arkansas
M.B.A. in Marketing, Valdosta State University
District Director, South Georgia
University of Georgia Small Business
Suzanne Barnett is the South Georgia District Director for the Georgia SBDC Network. She works with 8 offices in South Georgia and directs economic development efforts in the southern half of the state. Prior to this appointment, she was the Director of the Valdosta State University Center Small Business Development Center and was a member of the faculty at Valdosta State University. She has served as a board member for the Lowndes/Valdosta Chamber of Commerce and Leadership Lowndes, a local leadership training initiative. In 1999, the Association of Small Business Development Centers recognized Ms. Barnett as a Star Performer. This national organization awarded the honor to only ten SBDC business consultants throughout the United States that year. The Georgia Economic Developers Association also has honored her for her work in Lowndes County and the State of Georgia. Her primary interests lie in marketing research, advertising and social media. She has presented programs for the Association of Small Business Development Centers, the Southeastern Entrepreneurial Education Conference, the National Town Meeting on Main Street, the Valdosta State University Women's Studies Conference, the Southwest Texas State SBDC Professional Development Conference, and many regional programs throughout Georgia.
Cem Oruc
B.S. Cellular Biology, University of Georgia
M.B.A., University of Georgia
Director of Commercialization Assistance
Mr. Oruc joined the SBDC in 2009 as the Director of Commercialization Assistance. He has worked in positions in pharmaceutical manufacturing, pharmaceutical R&D, technology transfer, life sciences business incubation and consulting. Mr. Oruc worked as a Research Assistant and Technologist for new vaccine development at Merial Limited, a Merck and Sanofi-Aventis subsidiary. At the Emory University Office of Technology Transfer, he worked as a Consultant and Contracts Specialist assisting with the commercialization efforts of emerging technologies. He served as the Assistant and Executive Director of the Georgia Medical Center Authority and developed the Augusta BioBusiness Center, a life sciences business incubator. He participated in several technology commercialization consulting projects with Mind Force Consulting. Mr. Oruc served as a mentor for technology companies seeking investment in the WBT Showcase. Since 2007, he has been a mentor for the National Science Foundation (NSF) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II commercialization plans. In 2008, he served as a judge for the Florida Research Commercialization Assistance Grant Program.
Jeff Sanford
B.B.A. in Economics, Mercer University
M.B.A. in Finance, Mercer University
Joint Faculty – College of Veterinary Medicine and College of Pharmacy
Director of Entrepreneurial Studies in Athens
Mr. Sanford teaches Practice Management at the College of Veterinary Medicine and consults with veterinarians nationwide. He teaches specialized business education programs for veterinarians and has developed practice management tools including the Strategic Marketing Assessment for Veterinarians, the Healthy Practice Assessment (financial analysis), and the Practice Value Assessment (buying or selling a practice). Mr. Sanford's accomplishments include assisting clients with over $20 million in loans and grants and co-authoring the SBDC publication, Mastering Business Loan Proposals and Starting a Business in Georgia. Additionally, Mr. Sanford has a joint faculty position at the College of Pharmacy where he teaches Community Pharmacy Management, coordinates the NCPA Business Plan Competition and consults with independent pharmacists across the state. Mr. Sanford's peers selected him as the first recipient of The University of Georgia Business Outreach Services/SBDC Consultant of the Year Award in 1996. In 1998, The National Association of SBDCs recognized him as a "Star Performer", an award given to only ten of 4,000 SBDC consultants for meritorious service and impact. In 2003, the University of Georgia presented Mr. Sanford with the Walter B. Hill Award for Distinguished Achievement in Public Service. Mr. Sanford received his MBA in Finance and is currently working on his PhD.
Bernard J. Meineke
B.B.A. in Finance, University of Iowa
M.B.A. in Finance, Emory University
Director of Continuing Education
Mr. Meineke held management positions in insurance, retail, and wholesale businesses prior to joining The Georgia SBDC Network in 1993. In seven years as vice president and general manager of a start-up wholesale distribution company, he led efforts in finance, marketing, and operations for this rapidly growing business. His specialties include financial forecasting, cash flow management, loan packaging, and creative financing. Mr. Meineke received the Georgia SBDC Network's 1999 Consultant of the Year award for excellence in business consulting.
Robert Andoh
B.S. in Accounting, Xavier University
M.B.A. in Accounting, Loyola University
Senior Public Service Associate
Before joining the SBDC in 1991, Mr. Andoh served as business consultant with Xavier University's Economic Development Center and as a staff accountant for Price Waterhouse Coopers International. His expertise lies in the area of loan packaging, accounting information systems with special emphasis on QuickBooks training. Other areas of expertise include business planning, inventory control and cost accounting. Mr. Andoh has conducted research on minority businesses and their accessibility to capital and he is the co-author of the first edition of the Mastering Loan Proposals manual.
Matt Lastinger
B.S.A. at University of Georgia
M.B.A. at University of Georgia
Medical Management Specialist
Mr. Lastinger works in the Georgia SBDC's Medical Practice Management Program consulting with independent pharmacists, veterinarians, and human medicine professionals. Additionally, he assists in the continuing education and student education efforts of the Medical Practice Management Program. He has consulted with numerous clients across the state covering a wide range of specialties, and has also taken part in several student rotations with the UGA Pharmacy School and the College of Veterinary Medicine. Mr. Lastinger began his career working with a Fortune 100 company in sales and operations management, and has also started a small business in agri-tourism.
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