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Former Bruin Rich Peverley collapses during Stars game, is conscious
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Former Bruin Rich Peverley collapsed on the bench during the first period of Monday night's Stars-Blue Jackets game and was rushed to the hospital. The Stars tweeted that Peverley is conscious, though. The game was postponed following the scary situation.
UPDATE: Rich Peverley has been taken to the hospital an is conscious. The game is still delayed at the moment. That's all we know for now.
' Dallas Stars (@DallasStars) March 11, 2014
Rich Peverley remains conscious and continues to be treated. We'll make updates available on his condition as they become available.
' Dallas Stars (@DallasStars) March 11, 2014
Peverley missed the start of the season following a procedure to correct an irregular heartbeat, and then missed another game last Tuesday with similar issues. It's unclear if Monday night's incident is related to those previous issues.
Deadspin has video of the incident if you want to see how it unfolded.
Update: Stars blog Defending Big D reports that doctors used a defibrillator on Peverley, and that upon regaining consciousness, Peverley said he wanted to go back in the game.
Doctor tells media upon regaining consciousness Rich Peverley told dr he wanted back in game.
— DefendingBigD (@DefendingBigD) March 11, 2014
Doctor says they did difribillate Rich Peverley, succesfully
— DefendingBigD (@DefendingBigD) March 11, 2014
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This book provides the first English translation of Bezout's masterpiece, the General Theory of Algebraic Equations. It follows, by almost two hundred years, the English translation of his famous mathematics textbooks. Here, Bézout presents his approach to solving systems of polynomial equations in several variables and in great detail. He introduces the revolutionary notion of the "polynomial multiplier," which greatly simplifies the problem of variable elimination by reducing it to a system of linear equations. The major result presented in this work, now known as "Bézout's theorem," is stated as follows: "The degree of the final equation resulting from an arbitrary number of complete equations containing the same number of unknowns and with arbitrary degrees is equal to the product of the exponents of the degrees of these equations."
The book offers large numbers of results and insights about conditions for polynomials to share a common factor, or to share a common root. It also provides a state-of-the-art analysis of the theories of integration and differentiation of functions in the late eighteenth century, as well as one of the first uses of determinants to solve systems of linear equations. Polynomial multiplier methods have become, today, one of the most promising approaches to solving complex systems of polynomial equations or inequalities, and this translation offers a valuable historic perspective on this active research field.
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US welcomes China's 'affirmative steps' on N Korea
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States is encouraged by
China's "affirmative steps" in freezing some North-Korea
related assets, White House spokesman Tony Snow said on
A U.S. official told Reuters the action was taken by the
state-owned Bank of China and pre-dated North Korea's July 4
missile tests.
"We're encouraged by the fact that the Chinese government
has taken affirmative steps," Snow told reporters.
The United States has tried to nudge China — Pyongyang's
chief patron — into increasing pressure on the North to return
to six-country negotiations on its nuclear programs.
News of the Chinese move was first reported by South
Korea's Yonhap news agency, which quoted a South Korean
legislator as saying suspicions Pyongyang printed fake Chinese
currency prompted the Bank of China to freeze all of its North
Korean accounts.
"As you know, one of the issues that led North Korea to
walk away from the six-party talks was a crackdown on
counterfeiting," Snow said. "We think it's a dangerous thing to
be counterfeiting currency and using that as a way to engage in
drug trade or arms trade."
Snow said both China and South Korea were starting "to
assert pressure on the government in Pyongyang because …
they've got a real strong vested interest in making sure the
government of North Korea returns to the table so that they can
start dealing with outstanding nuclear issues."
The United States has already instituted financial
restrictions against North Korea aimed at halting what
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James Neal respects NHL's decision to suspend him
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Penguins forward James Neal said following Tuesday's practice that he understands why the NHL suspended him five games for kneeing Brad Marchand in the head Saturday.
"Obviously, it's not the smartest decision I've ever made," Neal said. "I'm glad he's OK. Going forward here, I need to learn from it. It's something I can't do, and I know that. I respect what the NHL's done, but I've got to put it behind me and move forward here."
Marchand was down on the ice after being tripped by Sidney Crosby, at which point Neal skated by, stuck out his left leg and hit Marchand in the head. The suspension is the third of Neal's career.
It was at that whistle that the scrum between Brooks Orpik and Gregory Campbell, among others, took place and Shawn Thornton attacked Orpik with a slewfoot and two punches to the head. Orpik is out indefinitely with a concussion and has memory loss. Thornton's in-person hearing with the league over the play is scheduled for Friday.
After the game, Neal had initially offered little about the play in which he hit Marchand, saying he hadn't seen the replay. Marchand stayed in the game.
"I mean, what do you want me to say? That I was trying to hit him? No, I'm going by him, I don't get out of the way like I said," Neal said following the game. "I need to be more careful and I guess get my knee out of the way, but I'm not trying to hit him in the head or injure him or anything like that."
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A memorial service for 83 year old Mrs. Eva Anne Ellis of Potsdam will be held Wednesday, November 27 at New Hope Community Church in Potsdam with Pastor Scott Daby officiating. Friends may call at the church from 11:00 to 1:00 PM. Mrs. Ellis died at Canton-Potsdam Hospital on November 25th.
Survivors include two sons and daughters in law Richard Charles Ellis Jr. and his wife Rosa of Albany, David William Ellis and his wife Cheryl of Hannawa Falls, a daughter Mary Jo Ellis and her fianc�e Charles J. Platt of Potsdam, 4 grandchildren Mrs. Rachel (Ellis) Dailey and her husband Thomas of Albany, Mrs. (David) Crystal Ellis Preston of Albany, Robert Ellis of Hermosa Beach, CA, and Michael Ellis of New Hartford, NY. There are 2 great Grandchildren also surviving, along with a brother Bower Thompson of Hannawa Falls, and three sisters Mary Berg of Utah, Barbara Joan Reasoner of Potsdam and Florida, and Mrs. Leon (Sue) Fiacco of Albany.
Eva Anne Ellis was pre-deceased by her husband Richard and a son Donald Ray Ellis.
She was born May 29, 1930 in Gouverneur, New York the daughter of Donald O. and Lillian (Gleason) Thompson. She was married to Richard C. Ellis on June 17, 17, 1950, in Potsdam, NY. Mr. Ellis died December 1, 2009.
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Shooting up "Toys For Tots" charity events. Selling cocaine to Catholic high school football coaches. Earning "purple wings" by having sex with dead women.
Unsealed earlier this week, a vividly detailed, 177-page federal indictment (PDF) leveling 86 felony counts against 79 members of the Mongols motorcycle gang is a dizzying cavalcade of barbarous and degenerate acts, whose alleged perpetrators were arrested Tuesday during simultaneous raids involving more than 1,000 federal agents and local police in a half-dozen states, representing the culmination of a three-year undercover investigation dubbed "Operation Black Rain." The indictment, filed in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles, accuses Mongol gang members of engaging in drug trafficking, racketeering and money laundering. The gang, made up of 500 to 600 members, is based in Los Angeles but has affiliate chapters in 13 states as well as Mexico and Canada.
According to the indictment, the four undercover officers who infiltrated the Mongols discovered that it was a fundamentally racist organization. The gang's mostly Latino members were motivated to commit violent acts, up to and including murder, not only by greed, revenge and sheer bloodlust, but also by racist hatred of African-Americans, who the gang often targeted purely for the color of their skin. "Mongols crimes typically include acts of violence … and, very frequently, hate crimes directed against African-American persons who might come into contact with the Mongols," it reads.
Among the racially motivated crimes alleged in the indictment:
• On Dec. 10, 2007, four members of the gang — Shawn "Monster" Buss, Robert Rios, Abram "Cane" Wedig and Joseph "Socks" Braden — attacked and beat an African-American patron at the Tokio Lounge in Hollywood, Calif., while shouting racial slurs at the victim.
• On Feb. 4, 2008, members of the gang threatened to assault an African-American patron at "Steve's BBQ" unless he immediately left the restaurant.
• On July 20, 2006, two members of the gang beat and repeatedly stabbed a female gang associate after they "observed her in the company of an African-American man." One of the assailants, Richard "Radone" Espinoza, has been charged with attempted murder in that attack.
"The Mongols organization is … racist and hostile to the presence of African-Americans in bars or clubs where Mongols are present, or African-Americans in the presence of females associated with Mongols or Mongols members," according to the indictment.
The gang extended its hatred to law enforcement. The indictment alleged that in 2006 Jorge "Solo" Viramontes "advised the [undercover] officer about the availability of other weapons, including hand grenades and rocket launchers, he and other Mongols had planned to use in order to 'blow up' a court house where a Mongols member was on trial."


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HYDERABAD: Water will be released to Chennai from Telugu Ganga canal project from August 25 this year.
A working table has been prepared by the State government to ensure flow in the Telugu Ganga towards Chennai till September-end without depending on rain.
This is so because the Kandaleru reservoir, the immediate source of Telugu Ganga in Nellore district connected to Somasila and Srisailam projects, has storage of 36 tmcft as against its full capacity of 68 tmcft. This is considered sufficient to fulfil the yearly commitment to Chennai.
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The Tamil Nadu government indicated its preparedness to receive the Telugu Ganga water into the Poondi reservoir by that date, during discussions between officials of the two States held recently. B.V.S. Prakasa Rao, engineer-in-chief, Telugu Ganga, said that once water was released into the Telugu Ganga, there would be effective flow this year as the entire 151-km long canal from Kandaleru to Poondi was lined now, except for a gap of few kilometres.
Works were on to remove the landslips that occurred to the bunds of the canal in Tamil Nadu. He said the highest quantity of water received by Tamil Nadu during any water year from Telugu Ganga was 6.5 tmcft. "We are prepared to release a good quantity this year too. There is no problem," he said.


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by Mason Atkins Posted on May 1, 2014
"Our democracy is held hostage by the funders of campaigns. We're going to pay the ransom, and get it back."
by Alex Leichenger Posted on April 7, 2014
Newt Gingrich says that doing away with campaign finance restrictions will limit the influence of powerful donors and political organizations. But it really would accomplish just the opposite.


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Tony Romo, like Tom Brady, also replaced Drew Bledsoe. But Romo took over because Bledsoe was awful and not because he was bleeding inside his chest. Romo replaced Bledsoe at halftime of a game in 2006 and never looked back. Of course, Romo isn't without his critics, for good reason, but he's still holding on to the job in Dallas.
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Soft Rock Power
Has American cultural dominance met its Waterloo?
- By Joshua E. KeatingJoshua E. Keating is an associate editor at Foreign Policy.
For decades, the world has considered business giants like IKEA and Saab the bright lights of Swedish industry. Yet the real symbol of Sweden's economic power is not the Poäng chair or the Gripen fighter jet, but the catchy choruses of the 1970s pop supergroup ABBA.
To study the globalization of culture in recent decades, Joel Waldfogel and Fernando Ferreira of the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School examined a dataset that has been mostly overlooked by economists: pop charts.
Waldfogel and Ferreira analyzed every song on the hit lists of 22 countries between 1960 and 2007. They then compared each country's share of the pop-music market with the size of its economy.
Not surprisingly, American hits dominated, accounting for 51 percent of music sold over the period. Adjusted for GDP, however, Sweden takes the top spot — followed closely by Britain. Despite fears of pernicious cultural Americanization, more people around the world are listening locally: Foreign artists now account for just 30 percent of each country's pop hits, down from about 50 percent in the 1980s.
Then again, the world's most popular artists, no matter where they're from, often perform rock, R&B, and hip-hop tunes that are unmistakably American in origin. Not many guitarists are trading in their Stratocasters for Swedish nyckelharpas. And there's still a clear advantage to singing in English. But Waldfogel and Ferreira's research shows that rather than an Americanized monoculture, smaller countries are becoming significant players in the world's musical marketplace.
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Joshua Keating is associate editor at Foreign Policy and the editor of the Passport blog. He has worked as a researcher, editorial assistant, and deputy Web editor since joining the FP staff in 2007. In addition to being featured in Foreign Policy, his writing has been published by the Washington Post, Newsweek International, Radio Prague, the Center for Defense Information, and Romania's Adevarul newspaper. He has appeared as a commentator on CNN International, C-Span, ABC News, Al Jazeera, NPR, BBC radio, and others. A native of Brooklyn, New York, he studied comparative politics at Oberlin College.| Passport |


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High standards...highly effective teachers...great pre k and great kids. I love sending my kids to this school and they are so happy to go. Its worth the money.
St Nicholas-St Mary's School is a private middle school in Wilkes-Barre. The principal of St Nicholas-St Mary's School is Sr Mary Catherine Slattery. 379 students go to St Nicholas-St Mary's School and identify primarily as White, non-Hispanic; Asian; and Asian/Pacific Islander. The student to teacher ratio at St Nicholas-St Mary's School is 19:1. G A R Memorial Junior-Senior High School is one of the nearest middle schools.
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High standards...highly effective teachers...great pre k and great kids. I love sending my kids to this school and they are so happy to go. Its worth the money.
Do you miss family oriented schools with high academic standards? Wish your school didn't teach to the PSSA test? Do you miss hearing Christmas songs at the Christmas play? Or are you simply terrified to send your kids into the ghetto that the WB schools have become.? We were too. Now we drop our kids off at school knowing they are safe loved happy and well educated. It's worth the cost of admission. Great school great teachers and a family atmosphere.
I currently have a daughter going into 1st grade and I couldn't be happier . The quality of teachers at this school is superb and very hands on. They talk to the parents on a daily basis concerning there kids progress. The teachers keep the parents informed and encourage us all to volunteer. It's a small school so it doesn't take a long time to get to know everyone. This def. was a good fit for My daughter because she can't wait to go back to school.
I as well am an alumnist of st. Nicks. I am going write an honist review telling you what to expect and trust. I have attended St. Nicks since kindergarten and proudly graduated last year. St. Nicks taught me the values of honest trust patience and compassion that is needed to be a good person. Like any other school there clics and bullies those who say there aren't are just flat out lieing. What other schools dont is our amazing teachers. Because of them I was EXCEPTIONALY well prepared fo Holy Redeemer. The St. Nicks alums were the top in the literature and English department and the 2012 validictorian AND saltatorian were graduates from St. Nicks as well as other years. Please consider St. Nicks. Its better then Good Shepherd and you won't be disappointed.
I am a Student currently at St Nick's and I love it. I don't get why there are so many hate-ful comments! There are no ' clics' at our school. I've never encountered with a bullie or either have any of my friends. The teachers are very nice and helpful. I've been going there since kindergarten. I love it there and there isn't any problems with this school. Except the school lunch is pretty gross.
After having my both children at this school for several years I had to pull them. We had an awful experience with a teacher that NO parent/child should ever have to put up with. I must say this is a very "clicky" school meaning if you are not part of the "group" you get treated very differently. I offered to help out at the annual winter bazaar and the "group" in charge never even had my name on the list to help out. They begged for help then when you offer to help they snub their nose at you. Just awful. The price is getting out of hand as well as every day they have their hand in your pocket for more money.
I currently have two children attending St Nicks-St Mary's my oldest is entering 7th grade. The academic education they receive at this school is fabulous as are the teachers. The teachers as well as the principal are always approachable and willing to do what ever is in the best interest of your child. Financially Catholic education as a whole is getting difficult to afford. However this is well worth the sacrifice. I have read some of the comments on this site regarding the children's poor behavior at St Nicks. I have never seen this. As with any school there will always be some behavior problems. However they are addressed. When students from St Nicks interact with other schools during sports activities or social events I can honestly say I am proud of their behavior. The parents of St Nicks-St Mary's are one big family of which I am proud our family is a part of. I would strongly recommend this school to anyone who is considering Catholic or private education for their child.
I am an alumnist of this school. I can honestly say it is the best education around. I am currently an elementary education major and have observed in many other schools in the area. After seeing the other programs I realized the education St. Nick's provided was above and beyond all other programs. It is a close-knit family. The teachers really get to know and care about their students. Morals and values are taught and engrained into the students. I feel i have grown as both and academic and a Catholic because of this school. I have nothing but wonderful things to say about it!
Both my children attend St Nicholas St Mary School. They feel very safe and extremely comfortable in this environment. They have a great academic program and the teachers keep close and guiding eyes one their students. The principal is kind yet strict old school like I like it! She is an exeptional leader and very hands-on. 35 years ago I had a great Catholic School education in a nearby county and this school is the closest i've found to that faith filled hard-working mind molding academia. Truly outstanding!
My daughter has attended St Nick's St Mary's for 3 years and completely loves it! She was an extreemly shy pre-schooler and i was so nervous about the full day/5 day adjustment for her but due to the incredible teachers and nurturing staff she has flourished with confidence and intellect these past few years. I'm very excited to have my son begin pre-school there this coming fall!
I love this school. I've gone here since Kindergarten. Our school has alot of extra-cirricular activities and anybody can join them. Our school is a family (an imperfect slightly dramatic one but what kind of family is perfect?) My teachers help us through our studies and problems. As a "child" I am not out of control. My classmates are not out of control. The kids at this school know how to agree to disagre and are kept under control contrary to popular belief. I'm a dyslexic teenager and still get accepted to academic programs (via standardized testing.) and it is all due to my helpful teachers. I love this school and the people I meet here. I reccomend this to anybody.
I would never recommend this school to anyone. If I can rate this school lower than one star I would. The children are out of control and the teachers do not care. There are allot of clicks and bullies and girls will get slapped/punched teased tormented and NO action is taken by the principal. The principal does not want to deal with these issues. Their language is absolutely terrible. When you enter this school kids will open doors for you and greet you but that is just an act. It will wear off if you are around them within a few days. I don t feel that my child is safe happy or comfortable in this school and would advise parents to choose a better and nicer place then this.
I strongly disagree with any parent that says that St. nicks is a good school. I am a former student and I am very sorry that I went here since kindergarden. There are tons of bullies and it is very hard to fit in. Did you ever hear of the saying "Don't keep up with Jones'" or something of that nature? Well everyone here does the opposite of that. Everyone has to be the next top person and I don't mean smart wise. If you are not one of the cool girls then forget it. one day I got locked in the bathroom at the end of school and ended up missing my bus because of bullies. The principal didnt do anything to the girl. nothing. I terribly regret going there and if I went somewhere else I would have been allot happier and have less of a broken heart everyday.
After the closing of St Aloysius School there was limited options for Catholic education. St Nick's seemed like the best decision. Unfortunately it was the wrong one. The staff from the principle down are horrible. Unless you are in "the clic" you are treated with total disregard. They will speak to you because they have to and your money is still rolling in. Once your child encounters a problem they are labeled and will have an extremely hard time with all of the staff. Educational guidance is not present at all. Very very disappointing as I had received a full 12 year Catholic education and was hoping for the same for my child. That will not happen. Not In St. Nicholas School. That is for sure. I would strongly encourage anyone interested in this school to look elsewhere. Too bad negative star ratings aren't available.
I have two children who have attended this school since kindergarten. They are receiving an EXCELLENT education. It is a warm family environment with lots to offer. I disaggree completly with the parent who posted 'the people at this school are horrible'...Maybe just maybe the child in question is the problem..or perhaps he/she heard the bad language somewhere else...TV/Bus/....I am very involved in the school..and have never had any language.disrespect issues. The kids actually hold doors for one another greet people stand and say hello when an adult enters a classroom. Not all kids are perfect they are children who need to learn and be taught. PArents however are part of the equation and need to reinforce the values they are taught in school. This is an EXCELLENT SCHOOl. My children are excelling on standardized tests and will be well prepared for high school.
The people at this school are horrible. The childrens language is dispickable and my child has never head such language until going there.
My son just transferred this year. Already he feels right at home. The kids do everything possible to make new kids feel welcome. Staff helps them in eveery way possible. Although food is`nt the best i must say the school is superb. Gives you a reason to want to pay for your child education.
i absolutely love this school. i have been going to st. nicholas st. marys since kindergarden and i think it is an excellent learning experience. Teachers are wonderful and very helpful if you are having trouble. if u need to find a school for your child i would recommend st. nichlas st. marys school. it is a wonderful experience. i enjoyed all of the extracurricular activities they have.
My son attended this school from kindergarten through sixth grade. If your well to do and can contribute skads of time and money your child will be well received.. If it's quality education your seeking.. Seek elsewhere.. And as far as the teaching staff.. They won't do anymore than their expected.. And that's very little
My children have attended for the past twelve years and will continue to do so for three more years. They have been extremely well-prepared for high school and beyond. They teachers are very dedicated and helpful and the entire administration is committed to the best education possible for the students. I would absolutely recommend SN-SM School to anyone.


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"We loved this place the first time we saw it. Perfect place to raise our daughter. We have loved the convenience to the city amenities and then coming home to the peace and quiet of the country."
Activity and Interests
Casa Lucia is situated on a 2 acre gated and secure property, with plenty of room to relax and rest in privacy. We have 3 covered horse stables with a one acre grass pasture should you require equine privileges. The entrance to the beautiful White Tank Mountains is just a short distance away. There you will find various hiking trails, covered picnic areas and beautiful views of the entire valley. The Waterfall Trail is the most popular for hiking and is wheelchair accessible. An interesting feature of the White Tank Mountain Park is the ancient Native American petroglyphs. There is also a horse staging area within the park. Also, a beautiful new state of the art Public Library with amazing views of the mountains is a Park facility. The Library was built ecofriendly. Be sure to visit the Wildlife World Zoo and Aquarium, just 2.8 miles away. There you can dine in a great restaurant or enjoy the many activities offered for all ages. 1 mi away is the Out West General Store, an old fashioned store with an ice cream counter, pizza and sandwiches. It is well stocked for most of your needs and across the street from it is the Waddell Post Office. For sports enthusiasts we are conveniently located near the Spring Training Stadiums for Cactus League Baseball, as well as University of Phoenix Stadium, (Super Bowl 2015), home of the Cardinals, the Glendale Arena home of the Phoenix Coyotes, and in downtown Phoenix, US Airways Center, home of the Phoenix Suns, 15 miles to Phoenix International Raceway (PIR). Also, there are concerts at most of these and other nearby venues. An additional benefit of our location is that we are convenient to most any area of the Valley of the Sun. Scottsdale is 40 minutes away. Cancer Treatment Centers of America is 15 min away. With the completion of the Loop 303 in 2014, driving time will be even quicker. The Grand Canyon is approximately a six hour drive, Sedona is a 2 hour drive, Tucson is 2 hours, Flagstaff is 2 hours, Los Angeles is 6 hours, San Diego is 5 short hours away. 6 miles from Luke Air Force Base. After any outing it is a pleasure to come home to the peace and quiet of Casa Lucia in the friendly community of Waddell. Many golf courses to choose from.
Rental rates
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
|Monthly *
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you 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
- House Cleaning Fee $225.00
- Refundable damage deposit $650.00
Added fees for guests bringing horses. Please contact Owner for information.
Extended stays, longer than 2 weeks, require weekly cleaning. Please contact owner for rates.
Cancellation Policy
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From the Owner
"Everyone falls in love with our home and property because of it's beauty, warmth, comfort and mountain views. For those who travel with their horses, our property is set up with 3 stalls with automatic water and an acre pasture."
Property Type
- house
- Adventure
- Away From It All
- Family
- Romantic
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Air Conditioning
- Clothes Dryer
- Garage ...
- Hair Dryer
- Heating
- Internet ...
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided
- Living Room
- Parking ...
- Telephone ...
- Towels Provided
- Washing Machine
- Coffee Maker ...
- Dishes & Utensils
- Dishwasher ...
- Kitchen ...
- Microwave ...
- Oven ...
- Refrigerator ...
- Stove ...
- Toaster
- Dining ...
- Dining Room
- Books ...
- DVD Player
- Games ...
- Satellite / Cable ...
- Television ...
- Video Library ...
Pool / Spa
- Hot Tub
- Private Pool ...
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered ...
- wheelchair accessible
Location Type
- Mountain View
- churches
- cinemas
- health/beauty spa
- library
- recreation center
- restaurants
- zoo
Leisure Activities
- antiquing
- bird watching
- horseback riding
- outlet shopping
- photography
- scenic drives
- shopping
- walking
- wildlife viewing
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- fitness center
- groceries
- hospital
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- equestrian events
- golf
- hiking
- mountain biking
- mountain climbing
- rock climbing
- roller blading
- swimming
Floor Area
- 2500 sq. ft.
- 3 Bathrooms,
- 1 Half Bath
- Bathroom 4 - toilet, shower
- Bathroom 1 Master - toilet, shower
- Bathroom 2 - toilet, tub
- Bathroom 3 - toilet
- 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 10
- Bedroom 1 - 1 king
- Bedroom 2 - 1 queen
- Bedroom 3 - 2 twin/ single
- Bedroom 4 - 1 queen, 1 sleep sofa /futon
- Master bedroom has a king size bed with on suite bathroom. Each bedroom has a flat screen TV.
- Deck / Patio ...
- Lawn / Garden
- Outdoor Grill ...
- Guests provide their own meals
- Our home has a soft water system and RO system for drinking water.


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