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Area 51 Trailer: You Can Finally See Oren Pelli's Follow-Up to Paranormal Activity
- By Christopher Campbell
- @thefilmcynic
- April 24, 2015
This found-footage horror film was shot more than five years ago...
Haunting the Suburbs: How White Flight Changed Paranormal Cinema
- By Landon Palmer
- @landonspeak
- October 28, 2014
Where would horror cinema be without gothic fiction? The careers of Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, James Whale, Roger Corman and many a German expressionist owe a great deal to the storied architecture that characterized the settings of 18th and 19th century literary classics. Moreover, from The Uninvited and Rebecca in...
The Chilling Message Beyond the Hype and Backlash of 'Blair Witch'
- By Landon Palmer
- @landonspeak
- July 29, 2014
On July 30, 1999, The Blair Witch Project expanded to a wide theatrical release and raked in over $25,000 per screen on over a thousand screens, thus becoming the first sleeper horror hit of that late summer, one week before The Sixth Sense opened. The weekend of July 30th solidified Blair...
How Realistic Is Found Footage?
- By Kevin Carr
- @kevincarr
- May 26, 2014
While some horror fads like Asian remakes and torture porn burned out their popularity relatively quickly, one fad continues to dominate the genre: found footage. Part of the reason that it's so widely used is because the movies are extremely cheap to make and can result in pretty large profits. However, with this sub-genre's...
'Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones' Trailer: It's Like the Other Ones, But Different
- By Samantha Wilson
- @yeahyeahsam
- October 17, 2013
I've always found the Paranormal Activity movies more frightening than they probably should be because they're (at least the ones I could stomach) set in my hometown of Carlsbad, California. The teenage girl's bedroom in Paranormal Activity 2 even looked exactly like mine did as a teen, making me paranoid...
8 Hilarious Lapses In Competence By Horror Movie Characters
- By David Christopher Bell
- September 18, 2013
Let's not pretend for a second that most horror movie characters function past the same depth and motivation as your average porn movie repair man. Everything is a set up to get to the main course, which in this case is terrible bodily harm. All of that said, some characters...
Two 'Paranormal Activity' Sequels Finally Slated for 2014, Including That One With Latin Twist
- By Adam Bellotto
- @Eat_Sleep_TV
- August 9, 2013
This year will mark the first October without a Paranormal Activity film since 2008. Those looking for their annual Halloween jump-scare fix will be forced elsewhere (probably with the Carrie remake, which releases on October 18). But never fear – Paramount has announced that 2014 will host two separate Paranormal...
'The Purge' Producer Jason Blum Makes "The Sundance of Horror"
- By Jack Giroux
- @JackGi
- June 6, 2013
Blumhouse productions has been making quite a go at the box-office over the past few years. "Quite a go" may actually be an understatement, considering they're pulling in big numbers for very non-tentpole releases. After the success of Paranormal Activity, producer Jason Blum has been making a lot of bang for his buck....
12 Great Characters We Hate By the End of the Movie
- By David Christopher Bell
- January 24, 2013
Sometimes a person just doesn't get along. In films, it can be the other characters that don't mesh, or sometimes it's the audience themselves who just can't stand a single idiot character that won't go away. I believe the term is "Jar-Jaring" or, if you're referring to television, "pulling a...
Boo! It's Time For Cheap Scares in Horror to Die
- By Robert Fure
- @RobertFure
- October 22, 2012
Halloween is nearly upon us and for once I'm not railing against the studio system for a lack of horror in theaters. It seems five years of complaining has finally gotten through to them. Just kidding, they don't listen to me. But October has been a pretty good year for...
Who is Robbie? How 'Paranormal Activity 4′ Adds to a Franchise That's Already Fun for Puzzle Lovers
- By Christopher Campbell
- @thefilmcynic
- October 20, 2012
We are now four installments into the Paranormal Activity series — five if you include the first spin-off, Tokyo Night — and the movies are starting to feel like episodes in a long-running TV show rather than a succession of film sequels with independently existing story arcs. As Adam noted...
Review: 'Paranormal Activity 4′ Is the Sum of Its Predecessors, Minus Any Progress
- By Adam Charles
Editor's note: With Paranormal Activity 4 now officially released in theaters, here is a re-run of our Fantastic Fest review, originally published on September 27, 2012. Although the FF version was a work-in-progress, as far as we can tell the final cut is mostly the same save for a slight...
Find Some Drunk Footage with this 'Paranormal Activity' Series Drinking Game
- By Kevin Carr
- @kevincarr
- October 16, 2012
Love 'em or hate 'em, the Paranormal Activity movies have been massive successes and helped propel the found footage genre into the mainstream. Whether or not you agree this is a good thing, you're gonna have to brace yourself for a brand new movie of long home video camera shots...
Junkfood Horror: How All Family Films Grow Up To Be Horror Movies
- By Brian Salisbury
- October 12, 2012
Welcome back to Junkfood Cinema; the only thing we haunt is casino breakfast buffets. You've arrived at the most unsettling of bad movie columns on the perfidious den of wickedness known as the interwebs. Every week we present for your viewing displeasure a particularly ghastly piece of cinematic schlock unearthed...
Stay After the 'Paranormal Activity 4′ Credits For a Special Latino-Themed Look at Its Spin-Off
- By Scott Beggs
- @scottmbeggs
- October 8, 2012
Paranormal Activity 4 hits theaters October 19th, and if you're already planning on going, then you are really, really dedicated to this franchise. Seriously. You're sticking it out, and there's something probably commendable about that. At any rate, you'll be rewarded with even more Paranormal Activity for going to see the...
'Paranormal Activity 4′ Teaser: Banging Doors, Flashing Lights, and More Footage That Probably Won't Be in Actual Film
- By Kate Erbland
- @katerbland
- September 24, 2012
While last year's Paranormal Activity 3 injected the hit franchise with some much-needed style and skill, Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman's first big-time feature was chided for releasing some trailer that, how do we say, featured almost nothing but footage that wasn't in the film film? No matter really, as...
8 Most Ridiculously Unlucky Movie Families
- By David Christopher Bell
- September 20, 2012
It's one thing when a series is based around several generations who are actively seeking adventure – treasure hunting and Nazi-punching and all that. That's not what we're here to discuss. Don't expect to see any Corleones on this list, either. This is about those hapless, generally well-functioning families in...
Found Footage Films Are Sans Score and Soundtrack, But Do You Miss Them?
- By Allison Loring
- @allisonloring
- March 8, 2012
Who wouldn't love to have their own personal soundtrack playing wherever they went? An epic theme song that announced your arrival when you walked into a room or a electric guitar riff whenever you might need an extra rush of adrenaline – these touches would make every move you made...
Channel Guide: Does the Found Footage Conceit of 'The River' Work? (Maybe.)
- By Amber Humphrey
- February 15, 2012
Since no new ABC supernatural or sci-fi drama can stand on its own merits, The River has been touted as the latest attempt to replicate the sort of success and intrigue that the network had with Lost—as you may remember, 2009's Flash Forward and V were both met with the...
'Catfish' Directors Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman to Scare Up Another 'Paranormal Activity'
- By Kate Erbland
- @katerbland
- January 5, 2012
Just days after Paramount announced that they're (shockingly!) going ahead with a fourth installment in their runaway scare-em-up success Paranormal Activity franchise comes word that Paranormal Activity 3 co-directors Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman are back on board to direct. The pair took on PA3 after the success of their...


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The bear with the top hat, green tie and penchant for stealing picnic baskets has waited over 50 years for his shot at raising some big screen laughs. But Yogi Bear the movie, far from being a laugh-a-minute comic caper, is a bruin-ous tragedy. Well, tragedy is too strong a word — it suggests roiling emotions and high drama; what Yogi Bear suffers from is plain yawn-inducing mediocrity.
The Hanna-Barbera cartoons, on which the new film Yogi Bear is based, weren't zingy or clever, and were definitely aimed at a young kiddie audience; still, there was a trouble-free, heart-warming quality to them. It's taken three writers, Jeffrey Ventimilia, Joshua Sternin and Brad Copeland, to strip away all that was cute and funny and sweet about their original source material, to come up with something so bland that processed cheese would taste red-hot in comparison.
Director Eric Brevig, known for his special effects work, decides to combine digital animation with live action and throw in some 3D, so film-going families can shell out even more for this colourless fare. On the animated front we have the ursine duo, Yogi (voiced by Dan Aykroyd ) and his sidekick Boo Boo (voiced by Justin Timberlake) — and admittedly, they are blended in absolutely seamlessly into the world of the real actors such as Ranger Smith (Tom Cavanagh).
It's another matter that the real actors are so cardboard-cutout and cartoonish, that it's honestly, hard to spot the difference. Originally at the heart of the action was the long-standing battle between the rangers and Yogi about creating a ruckus in the Park and stealing picnic — pronounced picky-nick — baskets in Jellystone Park.
This is still the background set-up in the movie where Ranger Smith, nerdy but good-hearted, is forever dealing with the confusions caused by Yogi. Ranger Smith is also allowed a mild flirtation with the comely but socially inept Rachel (Anna Faris), a documentary filmmaker who has come to film Yogi's antics. He has a less enjoyable battle with Deputy Ranger Jones (T.J. Miller) whose ambition matches his foolishness.
But this idyll of insipidity is disrupted by corrupt Mayor Brown (Andrew Daly) and his yes-man deputy (Nate Corddry); the mayor decides he must sell Jellystone Park for logging rights so as to raise campaign money for the coming elections.
Environmental message-filled family comedy? A clunky description that matches the dispirited efforts of the movie to move things along. Even Aykroyd who usually gets the humour down pat, fails to animate Yogi; Timberlake is a lot better as Yogi's more cautious lieutenant. Largely, over the course of the movie, Yogi, who believes he is "smarter than the average bear", comes up with ill-judged exploits that are annoying rather than funny.
Jellystone Park itself comes up as the movie's only star; filmed in New Zealand, the scenery is stunning. But the questions remain: can Yogi and his friends save this oasis of beauty from the rapacious politicians? Will Ranger Smith and Rachel manage to find true love? Will the sun rise tomorrow? There's a good chance you can guess the answers.
Yogi Bear
Genre: Kids / Animation
Director: Eric Brevig
Cast: Anna Faris, Tom Cavanagh; Voices of Justin Timberlake, Dan Aykroyd
Storyline: Yogi and Boo Boo must try and prevent Jellystone Park from being sold by corrupt Mayor Brown.
Bottomline: Unfunny ursine "un"-tertainment
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Polamalu picks off 2; Steelers beat Bengals 23-7
PITTSBURGH Bengals quarterback Carson Palmer calls Troy Polamalu the NFL's best defensive player. This must be why.
Polamalu and LaMarr Woodley returned interceptions for Pittsburgh's only touchdowns and the Steelers sent Cincinnati to a franchise record-tying 10th consecutive defeat, winning 23-7 on Sunday.
The Steelers (10-3) couldn't get into the end zone on offense despite dominating the time of possession - a 9 1/2-minute drive in the second half produced no scoring - but it didn't matter as they closed in on a playoff spot by playing just well enough to beat the Bengals (2-11).
Palmer threw three interceptions, two to former college teammate Polamalu, as Cincinnati matched the David Shula-coached 1993 Bengals by losing 10 consecutive games in the same season. The overall franchise record is 11 consecutive defeats from 1992-93.
For the second week in a row, it was Polamalu who made the Steelers' pivotal play. Last week, he forced a fumble in the fourth quarter that led to Ben Roethlisberger's decisive TD pass to running back Isaac Redman and a 13-10 victory in Baltimore that gave Pittsburgh the AFC North lead.
This time, Polamalu cut in front of intended receiver Terrell Owens to intercept Palmer's sideline pass and return it 45 yards for a touchdown, tying it at 7 with 4 1/2 minutes left in the first half. Both of Polamalu's career regular-season interception return touchdowns are against Palmer, who roomed with Polamalu while at Southern Cal. Polamalu had the other in 2004.
Along the bench, Palmer and Owens talked briefly about an apparently incorrectly run pass route. An unhappy Palmer walked away from Owens after apparently not being happy with the explanation.
The Steelers, up 13-7 after the long but unproductive drive that extended over much of the third quarter, sealed it when Woodley scored on a 14-yard interception return early in the fourth quarter.
The Steelers hadn't had two interception return touchdowns in a game since Dewayne Washington scored twice against Jacksonville in 1998.
Polamalu also made an interception with two minutes remaining, his sixth of the season, after Cincinnati had driven to the Steelers 16.
That pass also was intended for Owens, who came in needing only 39 yards to become only the third receiver in NFL history with 10 1,000-yard seasons but made only one catch for 22 yards.
Long before that, Palmer drove the Bengals 69 yards on an opening possession that ended with his 1-yard scoring pass to Andrew Whitworth on a tackle-eligible play that made it 7-0. Whitworth is the first Bengals offensive lineman to score a touchdown in 15 seasons.
Cincinnati's offense spent much of the rest of the game huddling along the sideline as Pittsburgh held the ball for 13:15 of the third quarter, even though leading rusher Rashard Mendenhall ended with a nondescript 66 yards on 18 carries.
The Steelers didn't get much out of all these drives, only three field goals by the perfect-so-far Shaun Suisham, but still won their fourth in a row overall and swept the season series. Hines Ward made eight catches for 115 yards.


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When he was acquired from Toronto with Ben Scrivens last summer, I was excited. While I was disappointed to see netminder Jonathan Bernier leave town, I knew the silver-and-black received some great compensation. More on Scrivens later but Matt Frattin was coming off a seven goal, six assist performance in 25 games for the Leafs during the lockout-shortened 2013 campaign. While numbers like that don't jump off the page, Frattin nevertheless looked to be on his way to achieving great success in Toronto. So, when the Kings acquired him, I figured that if the 25-year-old can play well in the unforgiving hocky media circus that is Toronto, he could only be that much better in Los Angeles. Unfortunately, my theory wasn't as accurate as I hoped.
In total, Matt Frattin's tenure with the Kings lasted just 40 games where he scored two goals (one of them on the power play) and added four assists while registering a subpar -6 rating. His 60 shots (1.5 per game) were decent but Frattin's average ice time of 11:58 made many wonder whether the Los Angeles coaching staff had any faith in a guy who seemed out of his element with his new team instead of just not being a good-enough player.
A native of Edmonton, Matt Frattin was able to get physical. The 6-foot, 205-pounder dished out 78 hits with the Kings, averaging 1.95 per outing. With that, Frattin, now 26, did leave his mark with the Kings, albeit a minor one at best.
Fortunately for the Kings, however - and possibly unfortunately for Frattin personally - the bright spot of the University of North Dakota alum's time in Los Angeles came when it officially ended. At the March 5 trade deadline, Frattin and two conditional draft picks were sent to the Columbus Blue Jackets in exchange for Marian Gaborik - and we all know what he has provided for the Kings since then.
When he was dealt to Columbus, I wished Matt Frattin nothing but the best. I was disappointed not to see his brief career with the Kings pan out but things do happen for a reason and, as I already mentioned, the Kings did eventually get Marian Gaborik thanks to Frattin.
Earlier this summer, Matt Frattin returned to the team that drafted him, the Toronto Maple Leafs. So, hopefully for him, his second tenure with the blue-and-white will translate into vast success. As for the Kings and their fans, I'm sure they're very happy with the way things have turned out - even if part of it was at Frattin's expense.
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Russell Emanuel "Speedy" Schantz Jr., 55, of Reynoldsville, died Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2012, at home.
He was born May 20, 1957, in Punxsutawney, a son of the late Russell Emanuel Schantz, Sr., and Ethel "Skip" (Geist) Schantz.
His mother survives and resides in Punxsutawney.
Russ previously worked as a dozer operator for Yenzi Coal Company and Valier Coal Company.
He was a member of the Punxsutawney Eagles.
He loved to go fishing.
Robert Blair, of Reynoldsville, died Thursday, Oct. 4, 2012, at Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh.
Arrangements are incomplete and under the direction of Shumaker Funeral Home, Inc.
Wanda Boyer, 91, of Reynoldsville, died Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2012, at home.
Dr. John Francis (Jack) O'Leary of Bel Air, Md., pharmacology researcher, died Saturday, Sept. 30, 2012, in his home. He was 94.
Jack was born in 1917 to John T. and Winifred Embert O'Leary in Punxsutawney. He graduated there from Saints Cosmas & Damian Parochial High School.
One of 10 children, he was the first in his family to pursue higher education.
After receiving his B.S. in biochemistry from Penn State University in 1942, he was employed by Keystone Ordnance in Meadville, Pa., in the manufacture of TNT for the U.S. Army.
Richard A. Garzoni, 87, Punxsutawney, died Saturday, Sept. 29, 2012, at Punxsutawney Area Hospital.
He was born Nov. 30, 1924, in Eleanora, Pa., a son of the late Victor and Elva (Soliday) Garzoni.
On Nov. 22, 1946, he married Theresa V. Maruca, who survives.
He was owner and operator of Garzoni and Son Coal Company and Garzoni Excavating for many years and retired from Brocsious Trucking.
He was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Anita, Pa.
Edward L. Vitko, 92, of Indiana, formerly of Adrian, died Saturday, Sept. 29, 2012, at home at Clairvaux Commons in Indiana.
He was born Dec. 29, 1919, in Big Soldier, a son of the late Joseph and Mary (Kowack) Vitko. He was the last member of his immediate family.
Mr. Vitko was a U.S. Army veteran serving during World War II, where he earned the European African Middle Eastern Service Medal, World War II Victory Medal and Good Conduct Medal.
On May 4, 1946, he married Clara Elizabeth Jarbeck. She preceded him in death on May 27, 2006.
Rose Bernardo (Dicello), 96, of Green Valley, Ariz., passed away peacefully at home on Sept. 9, 2012.
A native of Cecil, Pa., she married Frank Bernardo of Rossiter in 1940.
They moved to Detroit, where Frank worked for General Motors while Rose became a homemaker.
Rose lived in Michigan for many years, later moving to Florida and eventually settling in Green Valley near her three sons.
Rose was preceded in death by her loving husband, Frank, who passed in 1976; sisters Jessie Russo and Angelina Morabito; brothers Frank and Gennar Dicello; and granddaughter Jennifer.
John B. O'Connor, 77, of New Castle, passed away the morning of Friday, Sept. 28, 2012, at UPMC Presbyterian Hospital surrounded by his loving family.
He was born Feb. 21, 1935, in West Springfield, Mass., a son of the late John B. and Lucy Nalwalk O'Connor.
He was a 1953 graduate of Cathedral High School in Springfield, Mass., and graduated from Western New England College in West Springfield, Mass. with a B.S. degree in engineering.
He was first employed at Monsanto Corp. and then at Pratt Whitney Corp. in Massachusetts.
Terri Ann Anthony, 43, of Punxsutawney, passed away on Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2012, at Newnan Piedmont Hospital in Newnan, Georgia, after suffering a brief illness.
She was born May 11, 1969, a daughter of Leroy and Betty Anthony, and the late M. Charlene Furl Anthony.
She graduated from Punxsutawney Area High School in 1987.
Terri worked for many years as a lay midwife and delivered approximately 2,700 babies throughout Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama.
Eleanor "Ellie" M. Havrilla, 80, of Punxsu-tawney, died Tuesday, Sept. 25, 2012, at home.
Eleanor was born Oct. 16, 1931, in Barnesboro, a daughter of the late Francis John and Anna Theresa (Pacharka) Pawhutsky.
On May 14, 1951, at Saint Michael's Church in Glen Campbell, she married Richard Carl Havrilla. She was a very devoted and loving wife who cared for her husband for many years prior to his death. He preceded her in death on March 5, 2005.
She was a member of Saints Cosmas and Damian Catholic Church.


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"The Venetian Suite"- is a fully/modernly furnished 2bdrm/2bath vacation/short term rental property located 7 houses from the Venice Beach Boardwalk. "The Venetian Suite" is a 2bedroom/2bathroom, (master bedroom has 32" HD LCD TV with DVR and king bed with private bathroom along with walk-in closet/ second bedroom has queen bed and large closet), with living room (has 52" HD LCD flatscreen TV, with DVD and DVR, along with a queen pull out couch), fully equipped kitchen (with all new appliances & kitchenware/silverware, and etc...), full dining room with table that can seat six (leaf and extra chairs provided to seat additional people), and courtyard...Read more
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Okay i have been taking adderal for about 2 months now first month was 10mg and now im on 20mg
it made me a little tired the first month and now the 2nd month im so tired i can barley do anything during the day… which sucks cause i have two kids ... then at night i can not sleep for nothing… ive even taken melatonin to sleep but its been a no go… i get some sleep its just not enough
also i have been very hungry which sucks cause im already over weight and if i don't eat then i get head aches ... so this really sucks… but a good thing is i dont have any more anxiety attacks… which is great cause i have had at least a mild one every day since i was like 14
im going to my dr tomorrow and i want to talk to her about it but i dont know what to say…i like that it helps with my anxiety but the tired and not sleeping is starting to be really hard on me… i cant even tell if it is really helping with the adhd cause im to tired to tell…...
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The final audition show of the series didn't disappoint on Saturday night, kicking off in splendid style with five-piece tap-dancing troupe Beat Brothers.
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House, 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, 8 Sleeps
Sunset & Dolphin Cottage View Picture from our Deck and -Beach picture our home is the Blue House above the beach
Custom built home with 3 bedrooms, 3 bath home only steps to the sand and water. Watch the porpoises play from your living room. You will enjoy the cool breezes from the water and fall asleep to surf sounds. All mattresses have pillow/memory foam tops for your comfort. Owner provides:Bed pillows,mattress pads,blankets,&comforters plus kitchen towels.Rental guest provide :Linens including bed sheets (1Kingset),(2 sets of Twins) (2 sets of Twins or 1 Kingset)& (1 Queen set for sofabed),Bath & Beach Towels needed.
Our home has the main living areas on the second floor while the bedrooms and laundry are on the first. The upstairs is bright and open with over 40 Pella windows and 12-15 foot ceilings. There is a circular glass fireplace at the top of the oak staircase and separate sitting/den area with 180 degree views. There is also a great room with soft comfortable sofa & loveseat with recliners and 2 rocker/reclining chairs entertainment center, formal dining area with seating for 8+ and a covered deck with table & chairs 6+ overlooking the water and beach. The kitchen is surrounded by a breakfast bar(3)-and has all stainless steel appliances, gas stove with a built in microwave and a dishwasher and is fully equipped with a coffee pot, blender, toast oven, indoor grill and with everything else you will need. The first floor also has a covered porch with table & chairs.The front foyer has Beach items: Chairs, cooler, toys, umbrella and blanket, etc. Outside has a hot & cold water shower, a BarQ gas Propane Grill with picnic tables & chairs. The Top Deck and Front Porch has table/chairs seating for 4-6 each.
About the Owner
When we decided to rent our home we wanted to share its many wonderful memories with other families not just rent a week as a business. Building family memories is very important to us; you and your family work hard all year and deserve a relaxing time. It's perfect for nice getaway for your family. My family has owned this property since the 1900's; however our present home was newly built a few years ago. We believe everyone should be able to afford to relaxing beachfront vacation
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"Enjoy our waterfront home with its dramatic unobstructed water views,relax or watch the people & dolphins play. You'll have ringside seats for the breath-taking sunsets& lightning storms. Fire up the fireplace for ambient use after a long beach walk or enjoy the many fine restaurants, wine & brewery tasting,Art&Craft fairs, tours, museums,stage shows,ghost hunts & lighthouse trips/tours yet close to everything!"
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Pre-Summer II
Jun 13 2015 - Jun 26 2015
7 night minimum stay
Summer Seasom
Jun 27 2015 - Sep 18 2015
7 night minimum stay
Indian Summer II
Sep 19 2015 - Oct 2 2015
7 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
Oct 3 2015 - Dec 4 2015
4 night minimum stay
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
Additional information about rental rates
- Pet Fee $150.00
- Refundable damage deposit $500.00
Rental payments are processed through the owners real estate agent with payments available for a personal touch..
Travel Insurance is also available to purchase to protect your vacation investment
Communications with the owners is important throughout the reservation process, learning about the local area, activities available for your family, learning about our home and sharing your memories of your vacation in our guest memory book. You deserve the best vacation ever and we want you to have the very best, too. Our guest /memory books continue year to year with hand written comments from our many guest renters of all ages in many different languages about the pictures & memories they developed, places they visited, adventures they experienced and what made their vacation so special.We can share some of them upon request for future renters with their permission. .However, most of our renters only like sharing with each person or family to share this part of their journey with those to follow by recording their thoughts and hope that you will share yours as well .
We the owners believe it's important to Pay It Forward so every year we donate a percentage of our rental income to a note worthy cause. In past years we donated to the Super Storm Sandy Fund, Granite Reef Hotshot Firefighters,etc. These past two years the winter weather has been really harsh with the Polar Vortex and Jet Stream dropping causing many problems locally. So we have been and will be donating to the local area volunteer fire companies,again this year,too.
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"A few steps from the front porch leads you to a smooth sandy beach suitable for swimming or sunbathing all within walkie-talkie distance from our home it has it all. Fishing & crabbing is great from the nearby jetty. Kayaks & Catamarans dot the water in while bicyclists and joggers go by in front of our home. Beach tag free ocean beaches a few miles away. A few short blocks down the street you'll find Typhoon Henry's, popular restaurant by the bay waterfront. The Acme Shopping Center, Banks, Drug & Liquor store, Gym, Post Office, Urgent Care, Public pool & more restaurants are within a mile or two. Less than 1 mile along the beach, you'll find the terminal for the Cape May-Lewis Ferry. Besides housing a fine restaurant, it is your gateway to fantastic shopping in Delaware with over 135 outlet stores, many fine Delaware beaches & restaurants. It's a wonderful 70 min. cruise with some trips with entertainment. A few minutes' drive will take you to historic Cape May, playground of the Victorian elite and Past Presidents. There you will find miles of beaches along the Atlantic Ocean. Historical homes, home of the famous Cape May Spa, Washington Mall, CM Boardwalk and GREAT seafood restaurants (Lobster House, etc.). A little further brings you to Wildwood with its amusement piers, arcades, Water Park and boardwalk. Further north is Ocean City, with more family fun & another boardwalk. Lastly, Atlantic City with its glitzy shows and casinos is only 35 miles north for the great day trip or night out or local theater stage events."
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- Away From It All
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- Luxury
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- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- non smoking only
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- Water View
- Waterfront
- autumn foliage
- bay/sound
- botanical garden
- churches
- cinemas
- coin laundry
- festivals
- forests
- library
- live theater
- marina
- museums
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- restaurants
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- theme parks
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- winery tours
- zoo
Leisure Activities
- antiquing
- beachcombing
- bird watching
- eco tourism
- gambling casinos
- horseback riding
- horseshoes
- outlet shopping
- paddle boating
- photography
- scenic drives
- sight seeing
- walking
- whale watching
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- Babysitter
- fitness center
- groceries
- hospital
- laundromat
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- basketball court
- cycling
- deepsea fishing
- fishing
- fly fishing
- golf
- hiking
- jet skiing
- pier fishing
- rafting
- roller blading
- sailing
- sound/bay fishing
- surf fishing
- surfing
- swimming
- tennis
- water skiing
- water tubing
- wind-surfing
- 3 Bathrooms
- Bathroom 1 - toilet, combination tub/shower, MB :Has sink/mirror,wall hair dryer with handheld shower
- Bathroom 2 - toilet, shower, Bdrs 2&3:access bath with sink/mirror and wall hair dryer
- Bathroom 4 - outdoor shower, Shower has hot & cold water available for human use only.
- Bathroom 3 - toilet, shower, Upstairs bathroom with pedestal sink& oval mirror cabinet
- Laundry Room has Full size Washer and Dryer with Laundry Tub. Please use garden hose #2 to wash beach items and Family dog, thanks
- 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8
- Bedroom 1 - 1 king, 1st floor Master with water views,surf sounds & MasterBath
- Bedroom 2 - 2 twin/ single, Separate from MBR on 1st floor it's a Great Children's room
- Bedroom 3 - 2 twin/ single, 1st Floor Flexible Bdrm: Can be 1 twin, 2 twins or 1 king
- Sitting Rm/Den:2ndFl.:Top-grade Queen sleep sofa w/fiber/foam pillow top has water views, surf sounds &3rd full bath. All bedrooms have temperature controlled ceiling fans, cabled TV's , DVD's & clock alarms.th.
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- The living room has 2 ceiling fans and soft comfortable furniture: a sofa with 2 recliners, loveseat recliner & rocker and 2 overstuffed rocker chairs. The entertainment center has new large flat screen HDTV/LED & 3D with a new Blue Ray CD player. The Master bedroom has a king sized bed with a flat screen HDTV and a private full bath with wall hairdryer. The second bedroom has two twins with TV & DVD and third bedroom has a high-rise/trundle bed which can be configured as either one twin, two twins or a king bed with a large TV with a DVD. These bedrooms are serviced by an additional full bath with a wall hairdryer and all bedrooms have temperature controlled ceiling fans. The upstairs has a full bath and sitting room/den with a queen sofa sleeper w/pillow top and small drop leaf table & chairs. For your entertainment there are the following: a Radio/ CD player, I Pod docking port, Comcast Cable TV+,wireless internet, some paperbacks & coffee table books, DVD's, Family games and puzzles,chess&checkers, card table & chairs for play cards or board games, too. All bedrooms have cable TV and DVD players. Our home is serviced by a high speed Internet connection with WIFI. Each floor has separate heating and air conditioning as well as electrostatic air filtration. Please absolutely NO SMOKING inside our home, our home is a smoke free home. Our family members have breathing problems including asthma. Thanks. Our home is protected by direct wired fire and intrusion detection. Off street parking for up to 4 cars is available. PET FRIENDLY Policy!! Hypoallergenic dog breeds preferred. All dogs must on flea/tick preventive meds or in other words free of fleas/ticks, etc. Kennel trained dogs, well behaved dog's with all health certifications. Allergenic breed shedding dogs require special daily care due to hair/dander shedding. They will not be allowed on our furniture without pet covers or sheets covering them especially our navy blue living room furniture and daily floor cleaning is rrquired. Small/medium size dog max. weight 25 lbs with prior owner approval & renter written agreement to additional expectations involving cleaning, dog care and healthy safety requirements. Our major problem with some family dogs is their adjusting to a new home. Normally, we require dogs to be kennel crated when left alone.However, our home has a solution to this problem it allows for you to leave your dog free to roam in our long tiled hallway by the bedroom areas. Just provide bedding, water, toys when left alone and use our 4 foot baby gate to block the hallway by the hall closet. This helps to keep your dog safe, from going up & down the steps, using furniture unattended and allows for easy clean up. (Most dogs like the cool floor). We do this with our own dogs; it works great!! Our other renters with dogs really like this option,too SUMMERTIME IS DIFFICULT FOR DOGS due to limited time allowed (between check-outs& check-in of next renters) for proper cleaning involving your dogs. NO DOGS are allowed in summer months without special permission from the owner with renter's written agreement to additional expectations involving cleaning and care for their four legged family member. We need dog owners help to provide extra care so our home can welcome their family dog member and provide a clean dog-free environment for welcoming our families with allergies or asthma following them, too. TY Spring & Fall a $125 pet e deposit is required; Summer pet deposit is $150 both are non-refundable; exceptions for special needs dogs.


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S'porean survivor recounts events leading to crash in Pahang
Published on Apr 22, 2014 9:34 AM
A Singaporean tourist who survived Sunday's Malaysian coach horror told The Straits Times she came from the "luckiest family" yesterday.
Recounting her ordeal, Ms Lam Yee Ling, 21, also claimed that the driver had been going "very fast" in heavy rain before plunging 15m off the Segamat-Kuantan highway into a ravine next to an oil palm plantation in Pahang state.
The upper deck was flattened in the accident, which killed British engineer Harry Christopher Woolhouse, 32. Three Chinese nationals remain hospitalised.
Ms Lam, who was on her way back from Pulau Redang with her parents and brother, had been asleep just before the crash, five hours into the nine-hour journey.
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I'm very thankful I can stand here and talk to you like this. Some of the victims had blood all over their faces.
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Memorial University Medical Center's emergency department and Level 1 trauma center is expanding. Once completed, the new Parker's Emergency & Trauma Center will have 74 treatment areas, and nearly double our current space, which means we can provide even better emergency care for our patients, families, and friends. Please pardon our progress during construction. And know that our team stands ready to provide excellent emergency care whenever you need it. Please scroll down for parking and drop-off information.
Breaking ground, March 12, 2014.
Parker's donates $1 million to the project.
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Taking ethical photos of children for medical and research purposes in low-resource settings: an exploratory qualitative study
1 UCL Institute for Global Health, 30 Guilford St, WC1N 1EH, London, UK
2 Royal Hospital for Sick Children, 9 Sciennes Road, Edinburgh EH9 1LF, Scotland
3 University College London Hospital, 235 Euston Road, London NW1 2BU, UK
4 Kidasha, Pokhara, Nepal; Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust, 31-33 Kenyon Road, Nelson BB9 5SZ, UK
BMC Medical Ethics 2013, 14:27 doi:10.1186/1472-6939-14-27Published: 9 July 2013
Photographs are commonly taken of children in medical and research contexts. With the increased availability of photographs through the internet, it is increasingly important to consider their potential for negative consequences and the nature of any consent obtained. In this research we explore the issues around photography in low-resource settings, in particular concentrating on the challenges in gaining informed consent.
Exploratory qualitative study using focus group discussions involving medical doctors and researchers who are currently working or have recently worked in low-resource settings with children.
Photographs are a valuable resource but photographers need to be mindful of how they are taken and used. Informed consent is needed when taking photographs but there were a number of problems in doing this, such as different concepts of consent, language and literacy barriers and the ability to understand the information. There was no consensus as to the form that the consent should take. Participants thought that while written consent was preferable, the mode of consent should depend on the situation.
Photographs are a valuable but potentially harmful resource, thus informed consent is required but its form may vary by context. We suggest applying a hierarchy of dissemination to gauge how detailed the informed consent should be. Care should be taken not to cause harm, with the rights of the child being the paramount consideration.


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The re-election of Sepp Blatter shows a lack of bravery by the members of the FIFA Congress and it will take an entity standing up to his rule for anything to change. Read More
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According to reports, James Milner is considering leaving Manchester City as a free agent this summer. The midfielder should take his decision very seriously, though, and would be crazy to leave City. Read More
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It's hard to understand what the Blatter supporters are thinking. Read More
Arsenal will take on Aston Villa in the FA Cup final on Saturday, and the outcome will be the defining factor in determining the success or failure of the Gunners' season. Read More
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In the wake of arrests, FIFA's official corporate partners and World Cup sponsors must threaten the organization with actions that take the moral high road and have financial repercussions. Read More


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Hot, dry, loose, dusty and no air to breathe. The base level at Trestle Bike Park, the 5th stop of the Enduro World Series is higher than the highest stage in EWS all year so far, which was the top of Stage 1 in La Thuile, Italy. The stages are physical and the organization on practice day was a bit clustered with course closures and non-closures. Despite the confusion, the world's best enduro racers battle it out in the USA in Winter Park, Colorado.
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Tiny city industriously pursues NFL stadium
Chargers could be among teams asked to occupy it
The money will pay to bring utilities to the project site, make road improvements and build ramps to state Route 60. That money would be repaid through a tax on tickets and parking at the stadium.
Last month, the City Council voted 5-0 to approve the disputed environmental report on the plan. Despite the possible lawsuit, Perez believes the stadium will move forward if Roski can secure financing.
Wishner said "the likelihood is great" that his city will challenge the environmental document on the stadium in court. But that may not stop the project.
"We understand that a challenge to an environmental impact report will not kill a project, only delay it," Wishner said.
While the location might suit a stadium from a transportation standpoint, it may lack the population base to make the performing-arts center, movie theater and restaurants successful, said Andrew Zimbalist, an economics professor at Smith College and author of many books on the sports business.
Zimbalist said Roski may find the going tough if he plans to pay for the stadium through revenue from the entertainment project.
"Although you can get people to drive out there one time a week to see a game, it's not the same thing to get them out there for entertainment purposes," Zimbalist said.
Los Angeles wants an NFL team, and Industry's location isn't an impediment, said David Simon, president of the Los Angeles Sports Council. Simon said his group hasn't taken a position on the proposal but doesn't believe it would carry that much weight if it did.
"The only people who matter in this are the people in the NFL," Simon said. "It's their call. And when they're ready to come back, it will happen in a hurry."
Chargers fan Tom Channick started a Web site 18 months ago in support of the team reaching a stadium deal in San Diego County. However, the slow pace makes Channick think the Chargers could go the way of the San Diego Clippers basketball team, which moved to Los Angeles in 1984.
"Los Angeles is a bigger market, and Roski is friends with the Chargers'owners," said Channick, a recent graduate of San Diego State University. "I think that if I was running the Chargers, my team would already be in the City of Industry."
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On Monday, North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory signed the most suppressive voting law in decades.
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Last week, the U.S. Census Bureau came out with its much-anticipated data regarding voter participation in Election 2012. See the data set here.
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BEVERLY HILLS - Sprinkles Cupcakes got the last-minute order at 2 p.m. A producer with "The Oprah Winfrey Show" asked if the Beverly Hills shop could deliver 300 designer cupcakes to Chicago by 7 a.m. - the next day.
The treats would be featured on "Breakfast with Oprah," where the influential talk-show host touts her favorite treats before millions of viewers.
"You can't say no to Oprah," Sprinkles co-owner Candace Nelson said of the opportunity.
So, she boarded a red-eye flight to the Windy City, lugging suitcases and large brown shopping bags carefully stuffed with her finest flavors: red velvet, coconut, chocolate and vanilla - all topped with a half-inch thick layer of butter-cream frosting.
After the Feb. 1 show, sales of Sprinkles cupcakes, which go for $3.25 a pop, grew 50 percent to 1,500 per day.
Now, Nelson plans to open a second Sprinkles in Corona del Mar. When the store opens in July, the coastal enclave will be among a handful of trendy U.S. cities serving gourmet versions of an old-fashioned party treat.
Retail consultant Greg Stoffel said the ritzy Corona del Mar Plaza, home of Sur La Table and Bristol Farms, is the perfect spot for shoppers to splurge $36 for a dozen cupcakes.
"Because this is purely discretionary spending on food, it would require a higher-income area," said Stoffel, of Stoffel & Associates in Irvine. "And, in Orange County, you can't get much higher than Corona del Mar."
Local sweet tooths can hardly wait.
"The red velvet will change your life. It's a heavenly experience," said Miriam Erdosi, 33, of Irvine.
Before moving to Orange County a few months ago, Erdosi worked in West Los Angeles and often visited Sprinkles, a tiny chocolate-colored storefront nestled near the chic boutiques of Rodeo Drive.
The shop opened last April selling a limited menu of fondant-dotted cupcakes, 75-cent frosting shots, coffee and bottled soda.
The same menu will be at the Corona del Mar store.
"The lines are always so ridiculous. You'd think they were selling bricks of gold," Erdosi said.
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Franny's service, by a staff dressed in dark shirts and jeans, is remarkable for such a casual and busy place. I asked for my appetizers, pasta, and pizza in three distinct courses, expecting to be told that they'd come out when the kitchen decided to send them out. That's the way it usually goes these days. Not here. The staff changes flatware between courses and sweeps up crumbs. It's informal service idealized.
From the time Franny's opened ten years ago, the owners, Andrew Feinberg and Francine (Franny) Stephens, have done everything admirably. The old Franny's wasn't just a symbol of a new era of eating, it was also at the forefront of a changing Brooklyn. It opened near the start of the 21st century and quickly displaced the beloved but somewhat dated Saul and Al di Là as the most representative restaurant of the borough. (Feinberg and Stephens's new place, which will be in the old Franny's location, is a bit of a throwback, a rustic trattoria to be called Marco's.)
Franny's original appetizers were precursors to the small-plates, shared-plates trend. They continue to be unfussy yet meticulously assembled and rarely anything but very good. (Well, the sad, droopy, slow-cooked romano beans seem to have been cooked too slowly.)
Irresistible items include any with sausage. The beef sausage served as an appetizer contains pork and cheese. The beef sausage on the pizza has neither, but they're not missed. Whenever sausage appears, order it. There's a crostini of wood-roasted pancetta with ramp butter, essentially crisp bacon on buttered toast. How can you improve on that? The warm pork-cheek and tongue terrine brought back memories of tongue as it tasted long ago in New York delicatessens. Of course, delicatessens back then didn't add pig parts to their beef tongue. Their loss.
My favorite dishes at Franny's do not spring from the earth.
Yet the dishes containing only vegetables are satisfying, at the least. The marinated cucumbers couldn't be crunchier. Wonderful fried polenta, crisp outside and soft within, is gorgeous, classically accessorized with ingredients that represent the flag of Italy—green (basil), red (tomatoes), white (soft crescenza cheese). Most dishes burst with marinated and fermented flavors, lots of garlic, almost as many herbs. You won't be bored.
Pastas tend to be excessively al dente. I'm still chewing on the rigatoni I had a week ago. The best version I tried was spaghetti with seabream, agretti (a firm, crisp, vibrant little green shoot), bread crumbs, and a hint of hot pepper. The only flaw? It didn't need the seabream, its featured ingredient. The desserts remain earnest. The gelato, made down the street at Bklyn Larder, is somewhat grainy. The best of them, the panna cotta, is a study in vanilla. The cannolo—that's a single cannoli—is crunchy and lemony.
The pizza is stunningly attractive, Neapolitan in appearance, with charred bubbles and a round, puffy rim. A few had overly chewy, slightly undercooked bottom crusts. When they come out thin and crisp in the center, they're among the best around. The pizza ovens are new, and adjusting to them appears to be a work in progress.
A perfect clam pizza boasted big, fat, fresh, out-of-the-shell littlenecks bathed in creamy clam juice, the most luscious cooked clams I've ever eaten that weren't fried. A tomato-garlic-olive-oil pizza boasted an abundance of fresh, sweet tomato sauce and first-rate olive oil.
As we know, Franny's is not really an Italian restaurant. It's an inspired interpretation of what one could be, but that final pie was a tour de force of classic Italian authenticity. More than any other dish, that was the one worth waiting for.
Stars: ★★☆☆
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White Wine: 2010 Punta Crena Mataòssu Vigneto Reiné, $58
Red Wine: 2009 Dante Scaglione Barbera d'Asti, $55
Appetizer: Wood-Roasted Beef Sausage with Fermented Green Tomatoes
Pizza: Tomato, Garlic, Oregano, and Pianogrillo Extra Virgin Olive Oil


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