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Oregon Theodore R. Kulongoski, Governor Oregon Student Assistance Commission 1500 Valley River Drive, Suite 100, Eugene, OR 97401 (800) 452‐8807 and (541) 687‐7400; Fax: (541) 687‐7414 www.osac.state.or.us February 19, 2009 NEWS RELEASE Carrie Matsushita, Development & Marketing Specialist, 541-687-7454 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Vicki Merkel, Scholarship and Access Program Director (541) 687-7400 ext. 7385 Awards Administered by the State of Oregon Student Assistance Commission Student Aid Agency Releases "Top Ten Scholarship Schools" Among Oregon Universities and Colleges Deadline to apply for 2009-10 OSAC Scholarships is March 2, 2009 at www.GetCollegeFunds.org Eugene, OR – Spending a few hours to complete an Oregon Student Assistance Commission scholarship application can yield positive returns for Oregon families and colleges. According to the Oregon Student Assistance Commission (OSAC), more Oregon students are applying for and receiving scholarships, due largely to information from high school counselors, college financial aid administrators and Internet sites which allow students to search for specific scholarship criteria. Today, OSAC released its 2008-09 private awards and scholarships data for Oregon colleges and universities. The list shows all private awards and scholarship programs administered by the state financial aid agency. The information shows the scholarship award trend is up -- 10% more applicants for scholarship awards than last year and 10% more in total dollars awarded ($11,877,710) than last year. The OSAC information covers public, private and independent postsecondary institutions. Oregon State University was #1 on the awards list with 451 scholarship students receiving a total of $1,696,455. The remaining "Top Ten" scholarship schools in the state were: 2. University of Oregon 343 awards $1,420,910 3. Portland State University 188 awards $913,870 4. Southern Oregon University 114 awards $693,687 5. Oregon Health & Science University 59 awards $674,042 6. George Fox University 78 awards $660,432 7. University of Portland 107 awards $555,753 8. Linfield College - Portland Campus 34 awards $419,066 9. Oregon Institute of Technology 82 awards $384,469 10. Pacific University 60 awards $368,625 For many Oregonians, a college education is one of the most expensive investments in their lives, and families often rely on loans to pay for it. Financing for a college education comes from five main sources: family income and savings, student loans, state and federal grants, federal work-study programs and private awards and scholarships. Nearly 210,0001 Oregon students are enrolled in degree programs at community colleges, state universities, independent and private colleges and universities. This year, about 25,0002 students will graduate from Oregon high schools and go on to postsecondary education. Two thirds of 4-year undergraduate students graduate with some debt and the average student loan dept among graduating seniors is about $20,0003. According to the Census Bureau, a college degree is worth about $19,000 in earnings per year more than a high school diploma. Over a lifetime, that difference can amount to between $600,000 to $1 million depending on the length of employment and other factors. Oregonians planning on attending college for the 2009-10 academic year beginning next fall, can apply for scholarships until March 2. To apply, visit www.GetCollegeFunds.org. Applicants are encouraged to apply online to save time and minimize errors. New this year is the ability to electronically transmit and upload transcripts and other required documents to the online application. Details are on the website. Students should also complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be considered for need-based grants including the Oregon Opportunity Grant, Pell Grant, and other federal financial aid programs at www.fafsa.ed.gov. The Oregon Student Assistance Commission, formerly the Oregon State Scholarship Commission, was created by the Oregon Legislature in 1959 and administers a variety of State of Oregon, Federal, and privately-funded student financial aid programs for the benefit of Oregonians attending institutions of postsecondary education. The agency's largest program, the Oregon Opportunity Grant, will provide over 471 million in assistance to more than 38,500 students in 2008-09 and $14 million in privately funded scholarships that includes awards to Oregon students attending out-of- state colleges. The Oregon Student Assistance Commission can be reached at (800) 452-8807. ### ________________________________________________________________________________________ 1 Estimate of 210,000 based on IPEDS data at http://nces.ed.gov/IPEDS. Total enrollment fall 2007. 2 Oregon Dept of Educ. Estimate based on high school completion rate of 75% and college enrollment rate of 73%. 3 Average student loan debt of a college graduating senior is about $19,237 according to the National Postsecondary Student Aid Study (NPSAS); excludes PLUS Loans but includes Stafford, Perkins, state, college, and private loans)
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The March Benchmarks newsletter offers an update on the Wi-Fi upgrades on campus.
Annual staff performance evaluation review period begins April 1
Human Resources will host six training session for managers to learn how to conduct successful reviews.
Staff members receive more than their high school diplomas.
Denton Black Chamber of Commerce to hold annual banquet
The chamber celebrates 20 years of service April 4 at the Gateway Center.
Youth can explore art at Saturday Series April 11
Photographer David Herman will lead the event by helping students view works in the 55th annual Voertman Student Art Competition and Exhibition from a "lived experience standpoint."
2015 UNT Rilke Prize recipient to read from his work
Mark Wunderlich will read from his third collection of poetry, "The Earth Avails," April 16 as part of the Visiting Writers Series. A reception in his honor will take place April 15.
Center studies alternative treatments aimed at helping kids with autism
The Texas Department of Assistive and Rehabilitative Services awarded $50,000 to UNT's Kristin Farmer Autism Center for a pilot program that is aimed at filling the gap in board certified behavior analysts.
Research confirms long-held assumption in materials science field
Professor Wiltold Brostow and TAMS student Sameer Khoja will present their findings at world forum.
UNT receives new designation from federal agencies
The National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security have named UNT a Center for Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Research -- giving business, criminal justice and engineering faculty members an edge in research funding.
Two guest chefs to visit Gateway April 14
Brian "Butta" Stalters and Arthur J. Surman IV will team up at The Club at Gateway.
Dr. Michael Brown told TAMS students what goes into success.
UNT celebrates fourth annual Global Citizens Month in April
A flag parade, concerts and culture festivals are all part of the festivities.
Professor named president of Southern Conference on Language Teaching
Carol Anne Costabile-Heming will lead the organization for one year. he organization serves language educators in 13 states, including Texas, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
UNT librarian picked to lead museum group
Dreanna Belden becomes first librarian named president of the Texas Association of Museums
Rebecca "Becky" Lynn Hall, travel coordinator, Athletics
She had been the administrative assistant for the athletics director since 2007.
Deborah Stewart Arnold, former senior associate director of financial aid
Arnold worked at UNT for more than three decades.
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Auburn's line leads resurgence
AUBURN, Ala. -- Monreko Crittenden knows the drill. The offensive line gets the blame when things are going poorly and the skill players get the credit when things are going well.
There's plenty of credit to go around for No. 17 Auburn's offensive resurgence, with tailback Carnell Williams & Co. piling up yards and touchdowns and accolades.
The Tigers' offensive linemen are leading the way and more than making amends for an abysmal start, when they weren't opening up enough holes or protecting quarterback Jason Campbell.
"If our running backs are doing good, that means we're doing good," said Crittenden, a senior guard.
Coach Tommy Tuberville can rattle off an assortment of reasons why the offense has improved so much. Reason No. 1: The blocking, both at the line and downfield.
"The first few games we were kind of a hit and miss team," Tuberville said Tuesday. "Now, we're starting to put plays back to back and doing well on first down.
"It starts with the offensive line, which every team does, and kind of trickles down from there."
The Tigers (5-2, 4-0 Southeastern Conference) get their biggest offensive test so far Saturday night at No. 9 LSU (6-1, 3-1). LSU has the nation's No. 1 scoring and rushing defense, giving up just 9.9 points and 53 rushing yards per game.
Williams has been averaging nearly that many yards per half in the past three games. He's gained 496 yards during that stretch after failing to crack the 100-yard mark in the first four games.
Williams scored a school-record six touchdowns last weekend against Mississippi State to claim his third straight SEC offensive player of the week award. Plus, Brandon Jacobs gained 182 yards on 31 carries as the Tigers amassed 405 yards on the ground.
In the process, Auburn has gone from the league's worst rushing team to No. 2 behind only Arkansas.
The line has taken as much pleasure in Williams' success as anybody, and he's always quick to give his blockers their due also.
"He knows as well as we do that he wouldn't have gotten that unless he had the offensive line and unless we did the job we did," Crittenden said. "It gives us confidence in what we're doing."
Tuberville said the Mississippi State game was the line's best of the season. Williams is high on the line, too.
"I know early in the year they took a lot of criticism for not being a great offensive line, but the whole time we knew the potential and to stick with them," he said. "And now those guys are gelling and doing a great job."
The Tigers allowed 13 sacks in the first two games and only one since.
"It takes time for that to happen sometimes, for that group to gel," said Hugh Nall, Auburn's offensive coordinator and line coach. "We've still got a long way to go. I'm not happy with a lot of things. It's never perfect, and until it is, I'll never be happy. But they're getting better."
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Essentials of Health and Safety at Work
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Fourth edition of this very popular book. It explains what the law requires and helps employers put it into practice. Chapter 1 suggests how to tackle the basics of health and safety, also how to identify, assess and control the activities that might cause harm in a business. Chapters 2 to 25 are for anyone who needs to know more about a particular health and safety subject. There are several new chapters dealing with, e.g. slips and trips, work at height, contractors and agency workers and general fire safety, as well as new sections on subjects such as stress, rehabilitation and sickness absence.
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Tiptop Cat by C. Roger Mader
When the cat comes to his new home, he sets out to explore. He looks around discovers that he can get outside to the balcony. And from there, he can head up and up to the rooftop where he finds a favorite spot on the top of a chimney. Then one morning as he is dozing on the balcony, a pigeon comes and lands on the railing. The cat turns into a hunter and starts stalking the bird, finally pouncing on it. But birds can fly, and cats cannot. So the cat fell, down, down, down. Falling right through an awning and into the arms of a man. No bones were broken, but the cat lost any desire to head outside. He hid in baskets, under rugs and behind curtains. But then, a crow came to the balcony and strutted up and down and once again the cat became interested in the outdoors and in his favorite high-up place.
Mader captures the essence of a domestic cat on the page. From the very first image of the cat with birthday ribbons, readers will know that this is an author who understands cats and the way they think. Mader uses very simple language in the book, letting the images tell much of the story. In fact, the illustrations are so very strong that the book could easily be wordless.
And the illustrations are stunning. They are detailed and realistic. The format switches from full page and double page spreads to panels that move the action forward in a wonderfully energetic way. As the cat moves to the fateful pounce, the panels show him edging forward, lengthening the time before the moment of movement. In the same way, the larger pages show the cat's fall down and down, making it last and last, creating real drama on the way down.
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The Bonnie Hunt Show (2008–2010)
Episode dated 3 November 2008
Comedy, Talk-Show
Writers: Ellie Barancik, Bonnie Hunt, Don Lake, Steve O'Donnell, Holly Wortell | Director: Paul Nichols | Stars: Sarah Dash, Nona Hendryx, Bonnie Hunt, Patti LaBelle
2. Sisters in the Name of Love (1986 TV Special)
60 min | Music
Writers: Marty Farrell, Paul Mooney | Director: Bob Henry | Stars: Gladys Knight, Patti LaBelle, Dionne Warwick
3. Queen: Champions of the World (1995)
120 min | Documentary, Music
This documentary on the music group Queen includes performance and rehearsal footage, and exclusive interviews from backstage at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert.
Directors: Rudi Dolezal, Hannes Rossacher | Stars: Queen, Freddie Mercury, Brian May, Roger Taylor
4. 2011 Soul Train Awards (2011 TV Special)
Writers: Gary 'G. Thang' Johnson, Buddy Lewis, Michael Mabern, Troy Mosley, Malik S., Chris Spencer | Directors: Manny Rodriguez, Ogden Bass | Stars: CeeLo Green, Melanie Fiona, Common, Marsha Ambrosius
5. The 34th Annual Grammy Awards (1992 TV Special)
Writers: Buz Kohan, Bruce Vilanch | Director: Walter C. Miller | Stars: Clint Black, Boys II Men, Garth Brooks, James Brown
6. The American Red Cross Holiday Music Spectacular (1999 TV Movie)
Writer: Paul Flattery | Director: Louis J. Horvitz | Stars: Christina Aguilera, Clint Black, Bill Cosby, Gloria Estefan
7. Motown Returns to the Apollo (1985 TV Special)
120 min | Music
Creator: Jimmy Hawkins | Director: Don Mischer | Stars: Debbie Allen, Gerald Alston, Ricky Bell, Renaldo Benson
8. Ray Charles: 50 Years in Music (1991 TV Special)
Documentary, Music
Writer: Bruce Vilanch | Director: James Yukich | Stars: Ray Charles, Michael Bolton, Tevin Campbell, Bill Cosby
9. A Whole Scene Going (1966– )
35 min | Music, Talk-Show
Stars: Barry Fantoni, Wendy Varnals, Paul Jones, Michael Crawford
10. Rock Concert (1973–1980)
90 min | Music
Weekly late-night progressive rock bands, many very well known, with some soft-pop (later) and occasional comic routines.
Stars: Don Kirshner, Gary Mule Deer, The Village Idiots, Natural Gas
A Different World (1987–1993)
Good Help Is Hard to Fire
Dwayne's mother walks in on a squabble between Kinu and the apartment's new maid - Whitley.
Creator: Bill Cosby | Director: Debbie Allen | Stars: Jasmine Guy, Dawnn Lewis, Kadeem Hardison, Darryl M. Bell
Great Performances (1971– )
Some Enchanted Evening: Celebrating Oscar Hammerstein II
Biography, Drama, Music
Writer: Barry Harman | Director: Matthew Diamond | Stars: Julie Andrews, James Barbour, Michel Bell, Gretha Boston
Empire (2015– )
Who I Am
TV-14 | Drama, Music
Jamal and Lucious work toward a music-centered relationship, but Lucious has a game-changing secret.
Creators: Lee Daniels, Danny Strong | Director: Debbie Allen | Stars: Terrence Howard, Bryshere Y. Gray, Jussie Smollett, Trai Byers
14. Rock 'n' Wrestling Saturday Spectacular (1985 TV Movie)
60 min | Animation
A fictional news show hosted by Hervé Villechaize is hijacked by wrestler Rowdy Roddy Piper, and clips from CBS's 1985 Saturday morning lineup are shown.
Writer: Mark Evanier | Director: Bob Bowker | Stars: Hervé Villechaize, Roddy Piper, Gary Owens, Patti LaBelle
A Different World (1987–1993)
Do You Take This Woman?
Whitley Gilbert (Jasmine Guy) is having doubts about her marriage to Senator Byron Douglas III (Joe Morton) the day before the wedding.
Creator: Bill Cosby | Director: Debbie Allen | Stars: Darryl M. Bell, Charnele Brown, Diahann Carroll, Gary Dourdan
VH1 Rock Docs (2006– )
Soul Train: The Hippest Trip in America
64 min
Writer: Sean Gottlieb | Directors: Amy Goldberg, J. Kevin Swain | Stars: Don Cornelius, Danyel Smith, Jesse Jackson, Martin Luther King
17. Live Aid (1985 TV Special)
960 min | Documentary, Music
The broadcast of the biggest benefit concert in history.
Writer: Bob Geldof | Director: Vincent Scarza | Stars: Bob Geldof, Bryan Adams, Stuart Adamson, Adam Ant
18. Life on the Road with Mr. and Mrs. Brown (2009)
Documentary, Music
A look at James and Tomi Rae Brown's marriage, as well as their respective musical careers.
Writers: Sheila Lussier, Camille Solari | Directors: Camille Solari, Sheila Lussier | Stars: Apl.de.Ap, David Arden, Beastie Boys, The Black Eyed Peas
19. Queen: Magic Years, Volume Three - A Visual Anthology (1987)
Documentary, Music
This anthology chronicles Queen's 16 years. Footage includes "Live Aid" and the 1986 tour.
Writer: Simon Witter | Directors: Rudi Dolezal, Hannes Rossacher | Stars: Michael Appleton, Jim Callaghan, Roger Daltrey, John Deacon
Cybill (1995–1998)
Cybill Discovers the Meaning of Life
28 min | Comedy
Cybill drags Maryann to the desert for a spiritual quest. Meanwhile Rachel goes into labor.
Creator: Chuck Lorre | Director: Andrew D. Weyman | Stars: Cybill Shepherd, Christine Baranski, Tom Wopat, Dedee Pfeiffer
Armistead Maupin's Tales of the City (1993– )
Episode #1.5
Unrated | Drama, Mystery, Romance
Brian continues to have more disastrous pick-ups, including with two waitresses who turn out to be a mother and daughter. Mona finds it difficult to get through to Dorothea, particularly ... See full summary »
Writers: Armistead Maupin, Richard Kramer | Director: Alastair Reid | Stars: Olympia Dukakis, Donald Moffat, Chloe Webb, Laura Linney
22. American Horror Story (2011– )
TV-MA | 60 min | Drama, Horror, Thriller | Active
An anthology series that centers on different characters and locations, including a haunted house, an insane asylum, a witch coven, a freak show and a hotel.
Creators: Brad Falchuk, Ryan Murphy | Stars: Evan Peters, Jessica Lange, Sarah Paulson, Frances Conroy
23. The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (1962–1992)
105 min | Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
Host Johnny Carson performs comedy routines and chats with various celebrities.
Stars: Johnny Carson, Ed McMahon, Bob Hope, Skitch Henderson
24. Ready, Steady, Go! (1963–1966)
50 min | Music
Stars: Sandy Sarjeant, Mick Jagger, Dusty Springfield, Eric Burdon
25. The David Frost Show (1969–1972)
90 min | Talk-Show
Stars: David Frost, Gerri Granger, Tiny Tim, Dana Valery
26. Sesame Street (1969– )
TV-Y | 60 min | Animation, Comedy, Family
On a special inner city street, the inhabitants, both human and puppet, teach preschool subjects with comedy, cartoons, games and songs.
Creator: Joan Ganz Cooney | Stars: Jim Henson, Frank Oz, Caroll Spinney, Jerry Nelson
27. Richard Pryor: Live in Concert (1979)
Not Rated | 78 min | Comedy, Documentary
The second stand-up performance of Richard Pryor filmed.
Writer: Richard Pryor | Director: Jeff Margolis | Stars: Richard Pryor, Patti LaBelle, Jennifer Lee
A Different World (1987–1993)
Perhaps Love
Dwayne's mom visits when Dwayne is inducted into an honors society. Julian asks Whitley to spend summer with him in DC.
Creator: Bill Cosby | Director: Debbie Allen | Stars: Jasmine Guy, Dawnn Lewis, Kadeem Hardison, Lou Myers
29. Empire (2015– )
TV-14 | 42 min | Drama, Music
A father, who has a successful music business, has to choose one of his three sons to take over when he dies.
Creators: Lee Daniels, Danny Strong | Stars: Lizzy Leigh, Jussie Smollett, Kaitlin Doubleday, Taraji P. Henson
30. The 2007 World Music Awards (2007 TV Movie)
Writers: Alessia Costantini, Xaque Gruber, Raoul Peter Mongilardi | Director: Jason Shepherd | Stars: 50 Cent, Akon, Cascada, Ciara
31. Plácido Domingo: Stepping Out with the Ladies (1985 TV Special)
60 min | Music
Writer: Hildy Parks | Stars: Plácido Domingo, Susan Anton, Patti LaBelle, Marilyn McCoo
Celebrity Duets (2006– )
Episode #1.6
Game-Show, Music, Reality-TV
Director: Bruce Gowers | Stars: Wayne Brady, David Foster, Al Jarreau, Chaka Khan
The Nanny (1993–1999)
I Don't Remember Mama
TV-PG | 24 min | Comedy
Mother's Day is approaching, and as usual, Maxwell is trying to preoccupy the children so that they won't think about their mother, Sara. Fran, on the other hand, thinks it a good idea to ... See full summary »
Creators: Robert Sternin, Prudence Fraser, Peter Marc Jacobson, Fran Drescher | Director: Paul Miller | Stars: Fran Drescher, Charles Shaughnessy, Daniel Davis, Lauren Lane
Miami Vice (1984–1990)
When Irish Eyes Are Crying
TV-14 | Action, Crime, Drama
Gina falls for an Irish pacifist who believes there is no point fighting fire with fire anymore - or so she thinks.
Creator: Anthony Yerkovich | Director: Mario DiLeo | Stars: Don Johnson, Philip Michael Thomas, Saundra Santiago, Michael Talbott
A Different World (1987–1993)
When One Door Closes...: Part 2
Creator: Bill Cosby | Director: Debbie Allen | Stars: Jasmine Guy, Kadeem Hardison, Darryl M. Bell, Charnele Brown
36. The Midnight Special (1972–1981)
90 min | Music
Late night rock and pop music performances are featured.
Stars: Wolfman Jack, Helen Reddy, Donna Summer, Tina Turner
37. Out All Night (1992– )
30 min | Comedy
Creators: Andy Borowitz, Rob Edwards, Susan Stevenson | Stars: Patti LaBelle, Morris Chestnut, Vivica A. Fox, Duane Martin
38. The Who Live, Featuring the Rock Opera Tommy (1989 TV Movie)
135 min | Documentary, Music
Taped during The Who's 25th anniversary tour, the band with guest appearances by Steve Winwood, Patti LaBelle, Phil Collins and Elton John perform the rock opera Tommy in its entirety at ... See full summary »
Director: Lawrence Jordan | Stars: Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend, John Entwistle, Steve Bolton
39. Evening at Pops (1970– )
Documentary, Music
Stars: Arthur Fiedler, Keith Lockhart, John Williams, Earl Wild
American Horror Story (2011– )
Edward Mordrake: Part 2
TV-MA | 43 min | Drama, Horror, Thriller
Twisty and Dandy take two more victims and perform a show. Meanwhile Mordrake demands to know the sins of Elsa and her performers so he can find the one he will take.
Creators: Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk | Director: Howard Deutch | Stars: Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Michael Chiklis, Frances Conroy
41. Great Performances (1971– )
132 min | Biography, Drama, Music
Creators: Marion J. Caffey, Daniel Ezralow, Josh Groban | Stars: Julie Andrews, Plácido Domingo, Walter Cronkite, Renée Fleming
42. Paris Is Burning (1990)
R | 71 min | Documentary
A chronicle of New York's drag scene in the 1980s, focusing on balls, voguing and the ambitions and dreams of those who gave the era its warmth and vitality.
Director: Jennie Livingston | Stars: André Christian, Dorian Corey, Paris Duprée, David The Father Xtravaganza
43. Biography (1987– )
60 min | Documentary, Biography, History
The life stories of various historical figures and celebrities are told.
Creator: Agnes Nixon | Stars: Jack Perkins, Peter Graves, Harry Smith, Roddy McDowall
44. Tommy and Quadrophenia Live: The Who (2005 Video)
174 min | Documentary, Music
Writer: Pete Townshend | Director: Aubrey Powell | Stars: Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend, John Entwistle, Zak Starkey
45. An Evening of Stars: Tribute to Patti LaBelle (2009 TV Movie)
Director: Louis J. Horvitz | Stars: Yolanda Adams, Flex Alexander, Fantasia Barrino, Wayne Brady
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WIP -- Peacock
I hate posting things that are just started because they're so ugly in the beginning ! But I love the step by step , watching it getting better & better.I know you all do too . This is a Peacock I'm doing . I cut the shape of a peacock out of plywood . ( about 20" square)I painted the whole thing black , because I don't want to use any grout & I wanted any empty spaces to show black. No plan - no directions , just do it as I go. Gulp !!! Here's the
"ugly" beginning :)
M'lady - there's nothing ugly about this beginning. It's gonna be fabulous. Sure wish I could get my hands on some of the pieces you're using. What are the oval gems surrounded in what looks like rhinestones? And the aqua round ones w/the heart-shaped middle between beads. I LOVE everything about this. Very creative and PRETTY. I LOVE PRETTY.
WOW!!! I am Peacock obsessed and this is sooo wonderful!! I wanna do 2 peacock projects, a GOG and a Planter!!! This is soo nice!! Work in Progress pics are a RULE on this forum!lol! At the beginning of my road there is about 15+ wild peacocks and right now they are super beautiful and just inspire me to do those colors!! Love this jewelery pc you are making!!! How big is it?
Thanks ! I've already gotten farther on it since this picture. . The gems are things I bought long ago . They're domed and pattererned . They look like fancy buttons.
( Hard to describe ) This hunk of wood is heavy ! It's about 20" square. I sure hope this turns out .


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Tuesday, October 18, Downtown Detroit at Ford Field.
BME guests are asked to enter at Gate G off of St. Antoine Street). The celebration is free for the BME network and friends!
With special guests including Jalen Rose: Native Detroiter, Former NBA Star, and Founder of the Jalen Rose Leadership Academy Charter School. And a BME story and performance from artist K'Jon.
5:30 p.m. : Mix & Mingle with the BME Network and Special Guests - 6:15 p.m. : Reception with Dining & Call to Action. It's time to recognize our network of Detroit black male leaders, partners and friends!
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Annual Bee Schools are sponsored by Local Chapters, Adult Education Programs, and sometimes in cooperation with the County Extension Service.
These practical courses are a must for beginners and a great chance for intermediate-level beekeepers to update and refresh their skills.
It is important to be sure to sign up with the instructor who is right for you (find out by asking at local bee clubs).
2015 Maine Beekeeping Schools, Classes, Workshops and Seminars
UMaine Extension Cumberland County Beekeeping Schools
2015 Winter: Beginner Beekeeping
Dates: Thursdays, February 5 to March 5
Location: UMaine Extension Cumberland Office, 75 Clearwater Drive, Falmouth, ME
Time: 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Workshop Fee: $100.00 per person
Instructors: Jack Hildreth and Chris Rogers
To register: Call 207.781.6099 or 1.800.287.1471 (in Maine)
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Beginning Beekeeping Schools:
This is a great opportunity for new beekeepers, prior to their first year of bees, or it can be a great refresher course for beekeepers just now going into their first winter, and even those with a couple of years of experience who want to refresh their skills and knowledge. The Beginner Bee course consists of 5 sessions and will be taught by two Master Beekeepers. The fee covers the cost of the textbook and the beekeeper's reference notebook.
2015 Winter: Intermediate Beekeeping
Dates: Tuesdays, January 6 to February 10
Location: UMaine Extension Cumberland Office, 75 Clearwater Drive, Falmouth, ME
Time: 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Instructors: Jack Hildreth and Peter Richardson
Workshop Fee: $140.00
To register: Call 207.781.6099 or 1.800.287.1471 (in Maine)
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Intermediate Beekeeping School — Apiary Management:
Apiary Management is geared towards beekeepers with two plus years of experience. The focus of this class is how to effectively manage an apiary under Maine conditions. It will include how to keep your colonies healthy and thriving, and how to meet the goals you have with your bees such as swarm prevention, honey production, colony maximization. This intermediate level class is focused on IPM strategies for keeping healthy colonies utilizing the honey bees own natural cycles as a guide.
Advanced Beekeeping Workshop:
Advanced Beekeeping School is designed for accomplished beekeepers with 5+ years of experience or those who have already taken Intermediate Beekeeping School. Completion of an Intermediate Bee School or instructor permission is a prerequisite for this course. This class discusses advanced topics such as backyard queen rearing, mating nuc management, advanced nuc management, advanced swarm management, live colony removal, managing multiple yards, and more). (This workshop is not being offered at the moment, but email email@example.com if you have interest in future offerings.)
Honeybee Disease & Pest Management Workshop:
A comprehensive, two night class concentrating exclusively on honeybee diseases, pests, and their management. The focus of the workshop is on practical identification techniques and how to work with the bees to solve these issues and apply IPM management strategies. (This workshop is not being offered at the moment, but email firstname.lastname@example.com if you have interest in future offerings.)
Email email@example.com to be put on the Beekeeping Interest List. Partial scholarships may be available; please contact us at 207.781.6099 or 1.800.287.1471 (in Maine only).
Honeybee Microscopy Classes – Disease Diagnosis:
Some bee diseases can only be positively diagnosed with the aid of a microscope. This class will focus on how Acarine and Nosema affect colony health. You will be taught laboratory skills that will enable you to make positive diagnoses with discussions on timely and appropriate treatments. There is a limited amount of microscopes are available to rent.
Class Limit: 12 people
Cost: $100
Date/Time: March 28, 10 AM- 4 PM
Location: University of Maine Cooperative Extension 75 Clearwater Dr., Ste.104, Falmouth, ME
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2015 Winter: Beginner Beekeeping
Dates: January 21, 2015 – April 8, 2015
Location: Region 9 School, 377 River Road (Route 2), Mexico
Time: 6:30 PM – 8:45 PM
Class Fee: $40.00 per person (includes textbook)
Instructors: Carol Cottrill and members of Western Maine Beekeepers Association
To register: No pre-registration required. Registration at 6:00 pm Wednesday January 21, 2015 at Region 9 School.
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York County Beginner Bee School
5-Week Beginner Bee School – York County UMaine Extension
Participants in this 5-week introductory beekeeping course will learn about
· the honey bee colony;
· constructing hives;
· spring, summer and fall management;
· honey production;
· wintering hives;
· identification and control of brood diseases; and
· parasites and predators.
Through the York County Beekeepers Association, students will also have the opportunity to visit local hives for observation and hands-on experience. Beginner Bee School instructor is Larry Peiffer, Master Beekeeper and former Vice President of the Maine State Beekeepers Association, who has over 7 years of experience teaching beginner and advanced beekeeping courses in southern Maine.
Where: Nasson Heritage room, Anderson Learning Center, 21 Bradeen Street, Springvale, ME
When: Thursdays, 6:00 to 8:30 PM, February 19 – March 19, 2015
Course Fee: $95 – includes beginning beekeeping textbooks, other materials, and a 1-year membership in the York County Beekeepers Association. A reduced fee of $45 applies to the second of a pair of students who choose to share the text and materials ($140/pair).
Register online: http://extension.umaine.edu/register/product/5-week-beginner-bee-school-winter2015-springvale
Pre-registration is required by February 12, 2015.
For more information, contact UMaine Extension in York County at 1.800.287.1535 (in Maine), 207.324.2814 or (TDD) 1.800.287.8957 or e-mail email@example.com.
If you are a person with a disability and need an accommodation to participate in this program, please call Frank Wertheim at 800.287.1535 to discuss your needs. Receiving requests for accommodations at least 7 days before the program provides a reasonable amount of time to meet the request, however all requests will be considered.
Hancock County – Ellsworth
2015 Winter: Beginner Beekeeping
Dates: Mondays, February 23, 2015 – April 13, 2015
Location: UMaine Cooperative Extension Office, 63 Boggy Brook Road, Ellsworth
Time: 6:30 P.M.
Class Fee: $60.00 per person (includes textbook)
Instructors: Andrew Dewey, Master Beekeeper
To register: Contact the UMaine Cooperative Extension Office at Hancock County 207.667.8212 or e-mail: email@example.com – or download Beekeeping Registration/Brochure 2015 (word doc)
For more information: http://umaine.edu/hancock/introduction-to-beekeeping-course-2015/
Beekeeping Classes by Peter Cowin 2015
Bucksport Beginners Wednesdays Jan 21, 28 Feb 4 call 207-469-2129 www.RSU25.maineadulted.org
Bangor Beginners Monday Jan 26 Feb 2, 9 call 207 992-5522 www.bangoradulted.org
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Bangor Intermediate Monday April 27, May 4, 11 call 207 992-5522 www.bangoradulted.org
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An introductory course for those interested in getting started
keeping honey bees and also those who have kept bees for one or two
years. Covers all the basics to get off to a good start keeping bees
and maintaining them. Also covers diseases and issues honey bees have
suffered from over the past 20 years. This course is designed to have
as much hands on opportunities in class as possible. One handbook will
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Fees $75.00 per person or $100.00 per couple with 1 handbook.
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1998, Oceanography 11(2):13–18, http://dx.doi.org/10.5670/oceanog.1998.03
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Paul S. Hill | Department of Oceanography, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
If you scoop a glass of water from the sea and look beyond the wonders of biology therein, you see particles (Fig.l). Detritus of the many biogeochemical processes at work in the ocean, particles influence fundamentally the transport of mass and transmission of energy through the water column. Particle sinking is a major pathway for transfer of carbon and nutrients from surface waters to the deep sea, thereby playing a crucial role in global climate (Suess, 1980; Asper et al., 1992). Particles offer abundant surface area for adsorption of numerous hydrophobic anthropogenic contaminants, so the fate of pollutants in the sea is linked inextricably with the fate of particles (Milligan and Loring, 1997; Gustafsson et al., 1998). Particles scatter light, so they affect the growing conditions for phytoplankton at the base of the oceans' food webs (Campbell and Spinrad, 1987; Bricaud et al., 1995). Concealed within particles that come to rest on the seafloor is a record of environmental change that paleoceanographers and geologists are devoting great effort to unraveling (Kranck, 1984; McCave et al., 1995). The list of particle roles in the sea goes on, but perhaps this one is sufficient to make the point that understanding of particles is a keystone for overall understanding of the seas.
Hill, P.S. 1998. Controls on floc size in the sea. Oceanography 11(2):13–18, http://dx.doi.org/10.5670/oceanog.1998.03.


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About Our Community
We have promised ourselves that we shall always treat our residents as we would our own loved ones. Nothing less than our best will do.
This is the promise that the staff at Emeritus at Perinton Park Manor has shared since 1997, when our community first opened its doors. It's a simple promise to be compassionate and kind, understanding and respectful – a promise to become extended family to the seniors entrusted in our care and to our residents who have chosen our retirement community for its active lifestyle.
The Perfect Location
Emeritus at Perinton Park Manor is conveniently located off route 31 in the town of Perinton. It sits in the lower southeast corner of Monroe County, just a few miles from Wayne and Ontario counties. Shopping, banking, rehabilitation centers, and hospitals are all conveniently located nearby, or by expressway. The expressway exit is a short 2 mile jaunt on route 31 from our community.
Emeritus at Perinton Park Manor is within walking distance to several small shopping and banking centers, and very close to a larger shopping mall where there are many well known restaurants and stores. We are less than 2 miles from the Perinton Recreational Center which boasts a senior center, large swimming pool, indoor walking track, exercise pool, and Silver Sneakers exercise programs. 6 of the areas' 7 major hospitals are less than 25 minutes drive. The 490 exit is only about 2 miles from Emeritus at Perinton Park Manor. The interstate thruway 90 is about 4 miles.
A Wonderful Selection
Emeritus at Perinton Park Manor is a comfortable, social senior living community that provides three styles of living space: studio, jr suite, and one-bedroom suite. Each is nicely sized and a great place to relax when you want some private time. Each room has a large window, or windows, with a nice view, private bathroom that includes a walk-in shower equipped with shower seat and grab bars, 2 closets, emergency response system, individual climate control, and is cable ready.
Opened in 1997, Perinton Park Manor was designed to be an open, light and bright retirement community with plenty of inviting social space and a home-like atmosphere. With 78 rooms all on one level, Emeritus at Perinton Park Manor is moderately sized. Every senior apartment has a large window to let in plenty of natural light, its own individual climate control, 2 closets, and a private bath with walk-in shower that includes a shower seat and grab bars. Our front living room boasts a baby grand piano, fireplace, plenty of sunlight, and comfortable seating to read a book or the paper, or just relax and chat with others. Our game room hosts a billiard table, vending machines, kitchenette, game tables and cabled TV. Our family room provides comfortable seating in plush chairs and sofas, a big screen cabled TV with Wii and DVD players all hooked up and ready for residents to have fun, and a kitchenette. The library is a quiet, bright space well stocked with books of all sorts and comfortable seating. The courtyards and surrounding lawns boast beautifully maintained flower gardens and shrubbery. Many residents take advantage of walking through the halls that interconnect, or sitting in the rocking chairs and benches on the front porch. Often residents can enjoy the wildlife that includes plenty of birds, deer, fox and even the occasional turtle!
Strong, Caring Professional Relationships
We nurture strong relationships with area hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, rehabilitation centers, and home care agencies throughout the tri-county area. Through the communications and relationships that we share with key staff within these affiliations, we provide seamless continuum of care for our residents. We also maintain a strong relationship with the Alzheimer's Association, the Veterans Service Agencies, and the VA Medical centers.
Our Staff
Emeritus at Perinton Park Manor has staff members who've been with us up to 10 years. We support our staff to become a member of our family and work together as a team for the common goal of providing the best care for our residents, while looking to the future for career advancement and longevity. Many of our staff have encouraged people they know to come work with us, which speaks volumes.
Our Community Lifestyle
A Wonderful Place to Live
Emeritus at Perinton Park Manor understands the diversity of their residents and provide an array of choices in social, physical, mental, spiritual, cultural and creative activities. There are a variety of live entertainment and outdoor excursions all with the security of knowing care is available if they need it. At our senior living community our residents can enjoy a coffee chat with the activity director, weekly manicures, Bingo, trivia, Wii bowling and golf, a walker's club, Red Hat Ladies Club, musical entertainers, family dinners, excursions to musical events, joy rides to see the leaves, trips to the Perinton Senior Center, and a weekly outing for shopping and lunch.
At Halloween the neighborhood kids come in for some tricks or treats, at Thanksgiving we start the week off with a pie giveaway to our families, and on Thanksgiving Day we provide the residents with a full turkey dinner with all the trimmings. We encourage families or those that are alone to eat with us. At Christmas, Santa visits the residents each year with a gift for all during a resident and family holiday party, and the 4th of July is celebrated with red, white, blue and a barbeque.
Partnering with the Local Community
Each year Emeritus at Perinton Park Manor sponsors a flu shot clinic for residents and the public, and throughout the year we invite guest speakers to talk about VA benefits and financial planning, we host an eye care clinic, and diabetes management. We also host senior connections nights when bankers, rehabilitation centers, Alzheimer's Association, EPIC, durable medical supply, home care services and others come to display information for the residents and their families to learn more about their organization or services.
Emeritus at Perinton Park Manor actively encourages the surrounding community to attend events at our senior community, and seeks opportunity to participate in outside activities such as wellness or health fairs. Each month families are invited to attend an event with their loved ones. Residents from the surrounding areas are invited to attend seminars on financial planning, VA benefits, wellness concerns, open houses, or special events.
Fine Dining
Each day our dining staff serves delicious meals that are nutritionally balanced and overseen by a dietician. Our dining service director, Tammy, has been with Emeritus at Perinton Park Manor for more than 10 years. She enjoys providing the residents a great dining experience and takes pride in her culinary accumen. The meals are home-style and bread is baked fresh almost daily. Our friendly staff provides restaurant-style dining service. The residents have entree choices each meal, soup and salad is served daily. They can sit back and relax while being waited on, enjoy the company of their table mates, and talk about the activities of their day or share stories about their families.
Financial Solutions
At Emeritus at Perinton Park Manor, we help seniors meet their financial needs by partnering with several senior financial solution providers and by developing special programs. To learn more about our financial solution programs click here.
Community News
Emeritus at Perinton Park Manor Joins Senior Nutrition Outreach
Visit Brighton Pittsford Post online for the full Emeritus at Perinton Park Manor news article. Through the end of April, Emeritus, a national assisted living chain, has pledged to deliver 10,000 meals to seniors in 60 days part of National Nutrition Month. Perinton Park Manor is participating by providing free, healthy meals to individuals in […]
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EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - DECEMBER 06: (L-R) Roy Williams #11, Marion Barber #24 and Doug Free #68 of the Dallas Cowboys celebrate after Williams scored a 5-yard touchdown reception in the third quarter against the New York Giants at Giants Stadium on December 6, 2009 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Photo by Chris Chambers/Getty Images)
IRVING, Texas Doug Free moved briskly on Wednesday at Valley Ranch, shifting from the weight room in the morning to the front office in the noon hour to back in the Dallas Cowboys good graces when in the early afternoon he accepted the clubs offer to cut his salary in half. As first reported by FoxSports Southwest, the beleaguered right tackle Free agreed to a reduced two-year contract that guarantees him 3.5 million for 2013 and has a similar (but unguaranteed) salary in 2014. This is an escape from Cap Hell for the Cowboys, who were once on the hook to pay Free 7 million for 2013 as part of a four-year, 32-million contract he signed in 2011. Had Dallas cut Free, it wouldve taken a cap hit of approximately 4.5 million for each of the next two years and wouldve had to hire a replacement like free agent Eric Winston at an additional cost. Two years ago, Free showed the promise that earned him the big contract while playing left tackle. He was at right tackle last year and strugg...
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I would like to get some opinions of using a Lager yeast and an Ale yeast on the same all grain recipe. Age the lager 56 days or 8 weeks and the ale for 28 days. Sample them. Could you tell the difference in a blind taste test?
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I would say yes if it were served at proper tempertures and not at freezing temps.
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I've only done comparisons with darker beers & it doesn't seem to make much, if any, difference. To accurately make a comparison, you have to condition the ale as long as you lager, then taste them at the same temperatures. I'd expect the differences would show up more at the pale end.
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another stunning live recording,
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Christy Moore is never better than when singing live and if you can't get to see him his live albums are the next best thing. Believe me everything on this one is a stand-out track perfectly communicated as only this man can do. Even if you have all these tracks on studio albums I would urge you to get this cd as it makes a perfect playlist and all the songs are better than the studio versions. If you are new to Christy this would be about the best introduction you could get to his unique repertoire which covers trad, modern and world ballads/love songs/folk songs/protest songs and of course a touch of Irish humour. As I look at the track listing I can't wait to get away and give it another airing.
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This is quite the prototipe of live that do not add very musch to studio versions. This is a castrated, poor sounding live.
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Nearly new spacious 5250 square foot custom vacation home atop 52 acres in the Rocky Mountains! A wonderful family retreat and one of the most tranquil places in the world. Enjoy dinner outdoors on the balcony overlooking magnificent views of the Gunnison Valley, layers and layers of mountain peaks as well as a forest filled with prolific trees. Relax and take pleasure in the awe-inspiring views out of every window throughout the house. It is like you are on top of the world, nestled in the middle of paradise. Local caretaker available to assist with your needs!
The home's amenities include a theatre room (with sattellite television and XBOX); giant chess set; telescope; arts and crafts room; small library stocked with local books; closet filled with board games; and arcade room with television, game table, air hockey, pinball, skee ball, full-sized, upright console that houses classic arcade games and a jacuzzi on the balcony looking out at Whetstone Mountain.
As you drive through the forest and approcah our front porch, your mind will wander as you feel relaxation setting in and visualize yourself on the rocking or swinging chair enjoying the outdoors and local wildlife.
Welcome into our beautiful vacation home via a grandular entry with a custom made staircase made from local timbers and antique pieces.
The children's desire is to run to the right of the entry to the Arcade Room. Inside they will find Skee Ball, a pinball machine, air hockey game, game table for poker or other card games, arcade console, television, queen sofa bed and full mini kitchen which includes a refrigerator, sink, plates, glasses, dishwasher and microwave oven. The Arcade Room has its own private balcony and jacuzzi. This authentic game room may be the reason your children ask to keep coming back each year!
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Across from the kitchen is the breakfast nook that seats 6.
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Step outside the home and into the forest to explore the Rocky Mountains!
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On a vacation with my wife, we fell in love with the beauty of the mountains of Colorado. We bought a view lot and eventually built our custom dream home.
There is no better family time then the peace and quiet the mountains offer that allow you to focus on outdoor activities, playing games together or enjoying a movie night after a day of skiing, rafting or hiking.
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A secluded 52 acre 5000+ square foot mountain home where you never see your neighbors and have the biggest backyard / playground imaginable as the development backs up against the national forest.
Our Christmas week was a winter wonderland, the house is beautiful, we created a sled hill for the kids and adults which was great fun. BE AWARE Our warning is don't attempt the 8 mile trip up the hill without chains on your tires or a 4 wheel drive car. My sons car was stuck on the road thank goodness a snowcat was near and towed him out.
Wow! Wow! Wow! This home is all you could ask for. We spent 2 awesome weeks here and it was simply one of our best vacations. We have 4—almost grown children—who each spent a week here along with a friend. Watching the 2012 Olympics in the theater room was spectacular! We even had our own "olympics" in the arcade room. Cooking in the kitchen is a real treat! And of course, the views of Crested Butte and the mountains are breath taking. Thank you for allowing us to use your home as our home.
I'm not a big skier like the rest of the family, so I only went skiing once in the week we stayed here last Winter. I did the cooking for a couple of dinners and still -- over a year later -- simply cannot get over how beautiful the house, decor, furnishings and views are. The kitchen is a chef's dream! The huge fireplace really puts out major heat so at night we all hung out in the living room around it doing a huge jigsaw puzzle. :) When we weren't in town, we also spent time at the house arcade, watched a ton of movies in the home theater and had a blast sledding down the hill next to the garage. Some of the gang went into the spa. Oh one more thing, the steamer shower upstairs is awesome and I remember using it every day.
I stayed at this property in early December. There was a huge amount of snow, but the plows kept the road nice and clear. The owners were very accommodating and the house was spotless and clean, looked as if we were the first people to stay there. The views are incredible, the pictures do not do this house justice. Everywhere you look are views of the surrounding mountains. Its only 10-15 minutes from town, but you feel like you are the only people on earth when you are standing in the Great room looking out the windows . The kitchen is built for a chef, everything is very convenient. We were there to ski, but during the summer it must be just as beautiful.
We have had the absolute pleasure of staying in this GORGEOUS, AMAZING mountain home 3 times!
It is the epitomy of mountain elegance, luxury and accomodations. All around is forest, mountains, views...and no one else. The kitchen is very well appointed..the best of everything in appliances. You can have many people preparing and cooking together if you want..or just two people!
We ate breakfast on the balcony overlooking the mountains and barbequed at night, amazed at the stars! From the GreatRoom you can sit and look out over the mountains..it is just spectacular! We watched a thunder storm approaching from the room. I will never forget that experience! After a day of hiking or skiing.. sit in the hot tub on the first level with trees all around and the stars at night.completely private...oh my..this is such a beautiful place.
The theatre room is all you could ask for! You can enjoy it with the kids..or if the kids want to play games or watch movies...it is amazing how quiet it is upstairs with them playing away!
It is a very short drive to town where fabulous food can be found...check out Secret Stash. In the summer we have hiked around the hillsides from town and where shoulder deep in the most beautiful wildflowers. In winter the house is a haven...blazing rock fireplace and sumptous furnishings. The kids love the snow...and of course, the skiing in Mt. Crested Butte is fabulous.
Just looking at these pictures tugs at my heart strings...we can't wait to go back! You will love this home and make the many amazing memories there!
We have stayed at this mountain-top home several times. It's location is breath taking! Out every window there are dazzling views of the mountains and peaks and our favorite view is at night looking at all the lights of the charming town of Crested Butte from the floor to ceiling windows of the Great room! Each time we have vacationed there we have traveled with another family and due to the spaciousness of the floorplan we all have plenty of room to hang out. The furnishings are extremely comfortable and everything you could possibly need is available!! My teenage sons love spending time in the arcade room and of course the theatre room but the outdoors is really what we all love! Crested Butte has so much to offer for a fun family vacation! There is even a trail a short distance from this home that leads right into downtown Crested Butte which is filled with quaint shops, delicious restaurants and friendly people!! Aside from that trail there are numerous trails and most of them run past incredibly stunning lakes, waterfalls and amazing vibrant wildflowers! There are trails for mountain biking, and local horse ranches provide trail rides through Aspen forests. Our favorite outdoor activity is river rafting on the Taylor River. I urge you to consider this home for your family vacation...you will love it!!!
Fly Fishing, Wild flowers, rodeos, pontoon boating