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MANILA, Philippines — PBA legend Kenneth Duremdes will officially succeed Leo Austria as Adamson's head coach in the next UAAP season, and he has tapped two other greats to join his staff.
Duremdes will take over the coaching reins for Falcons starting November 1, following Austria's decision not to renew his contract with Adamson, which expires at the end of October, after seven years.
"We spoke to [coach Leo] with the [university] president. He was expressing his intention to rest and he said he would like to give the school a free hand for changes," team manager Gilbert Cruz said in a phone call.
Duremdes, who has served as an assistant coach for Adamson in the past seasons, was an easy choice.
"He being a Falcon, and maybe the most decorated Falcon ever. Kaya siya pinili namin kapalit," Cruz also said.
Cruz also confirmed that Duremdes, one of the PBA 25 greatest players, has signed on former Ginebra players Marlou Aquino and Vince Hizon to help with the team.
"Everything is coach Kenneth's decision. Iba ang approach ni coach Kenneth. Gusto nya, 1 to 3 lang," Cruz said.
In a Facebook post by Hizon, he said that he was tasked to help the team with "individual shooting skills and offense," while Aquino will "work with the bigs."
"…I think it's time to impart the things I've learned to the next generation of student athletes. It's also an opportunity to work with old friends from basketball and have an impact on the youth," Hizon said.
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Gionee is a popular Chinese smartphone manufacturer that has finally launched it's first product in India. Introducing the Gionee GPad G1. The name can be slightly misleading as this device isn't a tablet but a phablet instead. At 5 inches, the phone falls under the smallest phablet qualifying size category.
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The Gionee GPad G1 is Gionee's first product launch in India. The one problm is it's timing. Such devices had launched a couple of months ago, as well as the specifications. These specifications have become outdated now, especially for it's price tag of Rs. 10,999. Nevertheless, the specifications:
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Amber is a vegetable fossil resin that when hardened becomes a semi precious gem used in jewelry. The range of its colors go from pale yellowish to bright red, and more rarely green and blue. It differentiates from Baltic amber in the tree where they're originated from.
Larimar is a variety of pectolite rock, blue/turquoise, that's only found in DR. It's mined in Barahona and it's also used for making jewelry. It was discovered by a local named Miguel Méndez and the Peace Corps volunteer Norman Rilling. The name Larimar comes from Méndez' daughter's name, Larissa, and the Spanish word for sea, mar.
Practical info:
Larimar Museum: Calle Isabel la Católica, close to the Ozama Fortress and the Cathedral.
Amber World Museum: Arzobispo Meriño esq. Restauración.
These 2 museums are places to buy good quality amber and larimar.
The Old Town features the New World's first street (Calle Las Damas), fortress (Ozama fortress), sundial and Cathedral (Catedral Primada de América), among others, as well as many old churches, el Alcázar de Colón (Diego Columbus' house), el Museo de las Casas Reales (Museum of the Royal Houses), the Amber Museum, etc.
Parts of the Old Town that aren't as known as these ones feature Ruinas del Monasterio de San Francisco (San Francisco Monastery ruins), the New World's first hospital (Ruinas de San Nicolás de Bari), Santa Barbara church and Fuerte de San José, among others.
The Old Town is quite easy to walk around on by yourself as long as you have a good map so that you get to know what you're walking past by. There are guides that can walk you through the main sights and you can find them either at Parque Colón or at the entrance of some of the monuments. Having a guide can be of advantage because they can get you ahead of lines, if there are any, and to get an overview of the sights if you have reduced time. Before you get started, negotiate a rate and stick with it, but if the service was good then perhaps you can give them a little tip.
To recharge your batteries grab a cup of coffee in one of the cafés or bistros in front of the Spanish Square for a fantastic view or buy water, juice, soda or even a beer and a light snack at the local convenience store or supermarket and sit on the steps by the Square and enjoy people watching.
Read my individual tips on some of the sites.
Zona Colonial is the old city of Santo Domingo. The area was renovated in the 1980s and is now declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Parque Colón could be a good place to start in Zona Colonial . Parque Colón is an open space with a statue of Colón (Columbus) in its centre.
Near Parque Colón you will find the cathedral, El Conde (the shopping street), the town gates, some museums and cigar shops.
Take your time just to watch all the beautiful buildings in the old city.
You will probably be met by a lot of locals, who will offer you a guided tour in Zona Colonial . I didn't - maybe you will?
We walked across and down to Calle Las Damas and to see the Changing of the Guard in the mausoleum which occurs at noon every day. This is the National Pantheon (The name translated to English means "A Church run by the Jesuit Fathers and National Pantheon") which was built in the early 1700s (some say as early as 1714, some say it was in use in 1747, and others say it was not finished until 1755) as a Jesuit church by Geronimo Quezada y Garçon .
Later it was used as a tobacco warehouse, housing for the San Fernando seminar, public offices and and a theater for the independence fighters of 1860. The Spanish architect Javier Borroso adapted the building for the former dictator Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Molina in the mid 50s. (Some sites say 1955, some say 1956 and some say 1958.) The floor is made of Dominican marble. It was originally Trujillo's intention to be buried here. Now it is used to honor Santo Domingo heros such as Gregorio Billini, Gregorio Luperón, Don Eugenio Maria de Hostos - a Puerto Rican who is revered by the Dominicans for organizing the educational system in their country, General Pedro Santana, the five-time president of the republic and others.
It has a large bronze and mahogany chandelier - a gift from Franco (photo 3) .
I sat down on the steps facing the guard. The central nave is the widest and is covered by a vaulted ceiling covered with a mural. I asked Gloria what the murals above us represented (photo 4), but she didn't give a terribly satisfactory explanation. According to websites, they are a fresco inspired by the Death and Resurrection.
I tried to take a short movie with my video camera of the changing ceremony which involved a lot of rifle maneuvers, but someone walked over and stood in front of me.
COST: Free. OPEN: Mon.-Sat. 10-5.
House of Bastidas was the residence of the Capt. Rodrigo de Bastidas, the Principal Royal Tax Collector and one of the many governors of Santo Domingo we've had throughout history. The House looks more like a warehouse than a house where people lived in and this is because it was both a storehouse and safe to keep the treasures until they could be sent to Spain and a residence. I don't remember much about being inside the house, but in the patio with roman arches when the sun was too hot for our teachers and they wanted to sit down in a bench surrounded by the shadow and cool breeze you get from all the plants. Today it houses art exhibitions and some concerts and celebrations.
Practical info: open daily between 8am and 6pm.
The Casa Tostado was constructed in 1503 by Francisco Tostado, a scrivener whose son was later killed by a cannonball fired by Drake's men. The truly remarkable feature of this building is the double Gothic window above the entrance - the only one you'll find in this hemisphere (allegedly). Inside is the Museum of the 19th Century Dominican Family. Joanna and I decided to skip this museum, which contains mainly antique furnishings from some of Santo Domingo's better off families.
There is little that remains of the Monasterio San Francisco, built by the Franciscan order starting in 1544. This is because the originally building and its reincarnations have seen several earthquakes and an assault by the English under Drake. The Gothic portal leads to the Chapel of the Third Order, which was built in 1704. Today the ruins, which still have the same pretty pink coral stone, are used mainly as a backdrop for bridal photography, but in the 1800s this place had a less savoury use as an insane asylum. The grounds of the monastery itself are ok, but the parks around are filled with the destitute and homeless who may harass you for money as you photograph the ruins.
Plaza España is the large, open area that rounds off the fanciest and best preserved parts of the Zona Colonial (after Calle de las Damas). It also is the location of the Museo de las Casas Reales and the Alcazar de Colón. The Plaza is a favourite local hangout for children and, after dark, for Dominicans of all ages, somewhat like the Malecon in Havana. On the southern edge, across from the Museo, you'll find an interesting sundial from the 1700s that was designed in such a way that bureaucrats from the Colonial administration would be able to tell the time by simply looking out the window. Farther along that side of the Plaza is Puerta San Diego, intended to be an entrance to the fortified city from its port. The opposite end of the Plaza has several high-end restaurants and tourist boutiques, including the Museo del Jamón (Ham Museum), definitely something unique for Santo Domingo.
The San José Fort was constructed in the 17th century after the English, led by Drake, invaded Santo Domingo. The English were obviously expelled, but the Spanish administration felt that it needed greater protection for the city's coastline and thus ordered the construction of the Fort. It now consists primarily of about 100 metres of the city walls. There isn't much to see of it, but it is still interesting to take pictures of and is and the way from the Fray Montesinos Monument to the Cathedral. Alternatively, if you walk west along the Malecón into the city, its a good end point for your seafront tour.
The Spanish colonial administration, representing a régime in its cultural and political heyday, was often concerned with the preservation of proper Spanish life even in the colonies. For this reason, the Calle de las Damas, was the first street constructed in 1509 when Ovando decided Santo Domingo should be moved to the opposite side of the Río Ozama from its original settlement. It is called Street of the Ladies because of the large number of noblewomen who would accompany María de Toledo, the wife of the governor Diego Columbus, down the street to Church every Sunday. Today it is one of the best preserved streets in the Zona Colonial and is a prime component of any tourist itinerary. Beware, however, as you are certain to be harassed by innumerable "official tourist guides" wishing to give you guided tours of the Zona Colonial.
The Plaza of the Priests, which is just behind the Catedral de Santa María de la Encarnación, is a delightfully peaceful plaza set off from the hustle and noise of the Parque de Colón. It was once a cemetary, but was disrupted during the English occupation and the reign of Drake. Today it is no longer a place of the dead and you can wander freely and take as many photographs as you like. If you enter from the south side (Padre Billini) you will have to pass through the Alley of the Priests - so named since it leads from the Cathedral to the priests' quarters. It really is a beautiful and peaceful walkway, with Islamic arches and bougainevillea growings along the sides.
Fray Montesinos was a 16th century Spanish priest who railed against the Taíno genocide - ostensibly commited by the same troops who made the preaching of Catholicism in the Caribbean possible. The large statue of the Fray easily evokes the man's passion for his cause, as Montesinos was supposedly sculpted such that his wild hair would evoke his rage against injustice. Although the purpose of the monument is not qidely publicized, it is hard not to be awed for a moment at the massive statue that overlooks the Caribbean Sea.
The Colonial City is the perfect starting point for visitors to discover Santo Domingo. Here, between Independence Park and the Ozama River, you will find the first city built in the New World by European settlers, including Columbus's brother, Bartholomeo, and his son, Diego Columbus.
The first street in the Americas is Calle de Las Damas, the site of numerous historic buildings including the Ozama Fortress, the oldest fortress in the Americas. There is also the house of Nicolás de Ovando, governor of Santo Domingo in the early 1500's and a ruthless warrior against the Taino Indians.
Of great historical interest is the Museo de las Casas Reales(Museum of the Royal Houses), the restored 16th century palace of the Spanish Court, which features a wonderful glimpse of the past. Nearby is the Alcázar de Colón (Castle of Columbus) built by Diego Columbus and his wife Maria de Toledo, niece of the Spanish King Ferdinand.
A few streets over in the center of the walled city, visitors will find the Cathedral Basilica Santa Maria la Menor, pronounced the first cathedral in the New World by Pope Paul III in 1542. While touring the colonial city, visitors can learn all about amber, the stone made even more famous by Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park film. The Amber Museum on Calle Arz. Meriño features exceptional educational exhibits of this semi-precious jewel.
You cannot leave Santo Domingo without wandering around the old town, Zona Colonial. Apart from the Cathedral (the oldest in America), the house of Colon.... etc. you have many nice places to stop to have a drink or dinner (see my other tip about "Palacio de la Esquizofrenia"). We were not much impressed by the architecture (as we Spaniards do have seen many similar "old towns" in our contry, for instance in Andalusia or Canaries) but we should reckon it's a nice and interesting area!
The colonial zone is a great place to visit, comprising some of the oldest buildings in Latin America. Many of the buildings are still in use. There are tourist guides who for a small tip will tell you the history of many of the important buildings, some of the history is quite amazing. Be prepared to take loads of pictures. And if by the end you are tired and hungry you can go to one of the restaurants in the area which are not expensive at all.
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When you watch Arsenio Hall slide back into his role as a talk-show host, it makes you wonder how much more compelling the late-night TV landscape could have been the last 19 years if his original show had never left.
And while Hall's nearly two-decade hiatus didn't allow him to flex his talk-show hosting muscle, the man famous for pumping his right arm and urging his audience to chant "woof, woof, woof" has shown he hasn't lost his fastball.
The new version of "The Arsenio Hall Show," which airs at 11 p.m. Monday-Friday on KTLA/5, is a polished, fast-paced reboot of the show he did from 1989-1994.
If you liked Hall's original show, you'll like this one. It doesn't appear that the 57-year-old host is determined to break any new ground – at least not yet – as he did the first time around. But as Hall told David Letterman when he appeared on his "Late Show" three nights before the premiere, "I'm going to do a little show for the people that don't have one."
Judging by Hall's studio audience, mission accomplished. In the show's second week, Hall commented on the crowd's diversity in his monologue: "What a good-looking audience," he said. "And you know what's cool about this audience? You come in more colors than the iPhone 5c."
The Nielsen ratings also indicate Hall is living up to the promise he made on Letterman's show. For Hall's opening week, he was tied with "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" in leading the 18-49 demographic. In the other key demographic, 25-54, "The Arsenio Hall Show" was second only to "The Tonight Show."
And one thing we can safely declare, even at this early stage – Hall already is the best-dressed host in late night. If he still owns any of his purple suits and multicolored leather jackets from the '90s, they must be stored in mothballs (thankfully).
After some hit-or-miss jokes the first week, Hall's monologue has since been sharper. For example: "As you know, the new iPhone is out today," Hall said. "They say it has a lot of new features that will totally revolutionize the way we as Americans receive and ignore news about Syria."
But Hall's original show was never really about the monologue, and neither is this one. His real strength is interviews and relating to people better than other hosts. While celebrity interviews come off as a chore for some hosts, Hall seems to take a genuine interest in his guests and clearly enjoys trying to draw the best out of them. Just as on the previous incarnation, there is no desk on "The Arsenio Hall Show." Hall sits in a comfy chair that looks like it could be in your living room, allowing him to be as close as possible to his guests. The intimate setting makes interviews feel more relaxed and less forced than other shows.
Of course, there are areas in which "The Arsenio Hall Show" could improve.
The guest lineup the first three weeks was notable for its shortage of A-list stars. If that continues, it won't bode well for ratings. And Hall spent much of the show's early days strolling down memory lane. That's understandable, but eventually he'll have to take a new avenue and create fresh memories.
Also, the monologue could be shortened. That would allow more time for other comedy pieces, such as "Uncle Thurman," a funny sketch that featured Hall playing his uncle who riffs about modern life. "Uncle Thurman" looks like a good candidate to be a popular recurring segment.
Hall also could involve the studio audience more. Audience members are energized and ready to participate, so it would make sense for the host to venture up there and feature them in comedy bits or games.
But overall, Hall and his team are producing an entertaining hour and a clear alternative to the other late-night shows. Hall has an infectious enthusiasm that draws in viewers and an engaging personality that makes guests feel comfortable opening up.
Granted, it's a small sample size – the true test will be how well the show holds up over the long haul – but the early signs are promising.


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So I've read a bit ,
and the only down side to cLK is the loss of RAM for us poor EU HD2 users(576>448).
Does that mean less internal memory?or system memory?or what?
Also ,in order to install a ROM which does not support cLK(like Imilka's,my fav ),
would I still install that the old way in recovery? i.e. ad recovery>wipe data ,cache and dalvik>install from sd card?
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Lifetime's Original Movie STEEL MAGNOLIAS Debuts Tonight, 10/7
The world-premiere of the highly anticipated Lifetime Original Movie Event, STEEL MAGNOLIAS, is set to debut tonight, October 7 at 9pm ET/PT on Lifetime.
Golden Globe(R) and Grammy(R) Award winner and Academy Award(R) nominee Queen Latifah stars in and executive produces the film, a television adaptation of the iconic play and 1989 film of the same name, reuniting her with producing duo Craig Zadan and Neil Meron, from the Oscar and Golden Globe winning Chicago and Hairspray. Directed by Kenny Leon (A Raisin in the Sun), the film will feature Queen Latifah taking on the role of 'M'Lynn' and starring alongside Tony(R) Award winner Phylicia Rashad as 'Clairee,' Independent Spirit Award nominee Adepero Oduye as 'Annelle,' Tony Award nominee Condola Rashad as 'Shelby,' with Grammy winner Jill Scott as 'Truvy' and Golden Globe and multiple Emmy(R)- winner Alfre Woodard as 'Ouiser,'
Produced by Sony Pictures Television, Steel Magnolias is executive produced by Craig Zadan, Neil Meron, Queen Latifah, Shakim Compere (Single Ladies) and Shelby Stone. Leon directs from a script that has been adapted for television by Sally Robinson (Iron Jawed Angels) and is based on the play and screenplay by Robert Harling (The First Wives Club). Steel Magnolias is also a reunion for Zadan, Meron, Rashad and Leon, who last worked together on the critically acclaimed Emmy and Golden Globe nominated Sony TV movie A Raisin in the Sun, which won numerous NAACP Image Awards, including Outstanding TV Movie, Miniseries, or DramaticSpecial and Outstanding Actress in a TV Movie, Miniseries, or Dramatic Special for Phylicia Rashad.
In an updated contemporary version of the beloved stage play and 1989 film, Steel Magnolias chronicles the lives and friendship of six women in Louisiana. Supporting each other through their triumphs and tragedies, they congregate at Truvy's beauty shop to ponder the mysteries of life and death, husbands and children - and hair and nails - all the important topics that truly unite and celebrate women.
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Your fully furnished master bedroom suite is located in an elegant Castro home built around 1930. The light and airy 13' x 15' suite features a queen-sized bed with a heated mattress pad, two armoires, a chest of drawers, two nightstands for storage, a wing chair for reading, a desk and comfortable chair for writing or web-surfing, a stereo, TV with Roku/Netflix/HuluPlus, wireless internet, full private bath with hairdryer, and walk-in closet with iron and ironing board. I provide luxurious bed and bath linens and terry cloth robes for your use. Because your room is in the back corner of the house, with windows on two sides looking out onto a lovely tree-lined residential street, it is very quiet and private.
You may enjoy strolling along the many small neighborhood streets nearby, featuring quaint houses and beautiful views of the surrounding hills and the skyscrapers of the Financial District visible in the distance. Your bedroom is stocked with many Bay Area guidebooks to inform you about the plentiful local attractions and restaurants. A cell phone with unlimited voice calls and texts is available for your free use during your stay, if needed.
You are welcome to use the public areas of the home, including the living room with fireplace and baby grand piano, TV/media room, formal dining room, and well-appointed kitchen (fully stocked with all sorts of appliances, espresso maker, pots and pans, cooking utensils and dozens of interesting cookbooks). Washer and dryer are available for use by advance arrangement.
Should you be traveling with an infant or small child, I have a Graco "Pack 'n Play" portable playpen/bassinet with a 3" foam mattress that you are welcome to use during your stay.
Street parking is generally available, but you are welcome to park in a space in front of the garage by advance arrangement (except during the once-a-week 2-hour street cleaning window).
The heart of the Castro district (with the Castro MUNI Metro Station to downtown and the rest of the city) is a pleasant 10-minute downhill walk away, and the 33-Stanyan bus (stop less than 100 yards down the street) will whisk you to the restaurants and bars of the Castro, lovely Dolores Park, the hip hangouts, restaurants and galleries of the Mission, the 16th Street/Mission BART station, and Golden Gate Park. The historic F-Market streetcar will take you on a leisurely journey from the Castro to downtown, the recently renovated shops, markets, and eateries of the Ferry Building at the foot of Market Street, and on around the Embarcadero to Fisherman's Wharf and Ghirardelli Square.
My home is an easy one-transfer BART($8)/MUNI($2) ride from San Francisco and Oakland International Airports.
Your host is a friendly 50-year-old gay classical musician and attorney.
I look forward to welcoming you to San Francisco!
P.S. San Francisco has determined that Airbnb hosts should collect the city tax charged on hotel stays. I believe in the value of the hotel tax -- its revenues provide much-needed support to arts organizations throughout our city. As of October 1, 2014, Airbnb is collecting the hotel tax directly at the time of booking -- you should see a separate line item for the 14% tax when you confirm a reservation. I have reduced my rates for new reservations as of October 1, to account for the fact that Airbnb, not I, will be collecting and paying the hotel tax.
I ask that guests refrain from smoking tobacco in the house, but you are welcome to smoke on the front porch.
I love animals, and will consider hosting your friendly, well-trained pets as well, on the condition that you keep track of them, make sure they do no property damage, clean up any accidents right away, and allow them to roam the house. Please contact me to make special arrangements if you plan to travel with pets. I generally will charge a $200 security deposit to guests who bring their pets, and will refund the deposit at the conclusion of your stay. I hate to add this wrinkle, but must do so as a result of recent guests who promised to clean up after their 4-month-old puppy, yet departed suddenly on their last night, leaving both odorous and tactile "gifts" from their puppy.
Please treat my kitchen as your own, and make sure to put any used dishes, flatware, glassware, pots and pans, etc., in the dishwasher.
I ask that conversations, media-watching, etc. be relatively quiet and subdued between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.
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My husband and I had a short but wonderful stay at John's place. He provided excellent instructions on how to get to and into the home. The room and the rest of the house is spectacular and we wished we would have been able to stay longer. John went out of his way to make sure we coffee and morning snacks available to us before our very early departure. We look forward to returning there again someday.
John was incredibly welcoming, but respected our privacy. The room is very comfortable and the neighborhood is quiet. Great central location in the city. All in all, as advertised and highly recommended.
The suite we stayed in is in the tip-top shape. It is simply immaculate and decorated with great taste. The bed is very comfortable and is better than beds in most hotels we visited in the past. On top of that, the bed sheets are so soft and of high quality. John is super detail-oriented and he helped us with our questions promptly. Even though we never met John during our short stay, we felt very welcome with his messages and texts. We will definitely recommend John's place to our friends and family.
I had a wonderful time in San Francisco, thanks in no small part to John making me feel so much at home.
The room and private ensuite bathroom were spotlessly clean, the bedroom beautifully furnished, quiet, sunny and very comfortable. The super modern kitchen was a delight as were the dining and living rooms.
John greeted us upon arrival, and instantly made us feel at home. He showed us around his beautiful home and made sure we knew where everything was located. Amazingly he gave us two Clipper Cards to use with MUNI, and when he heard we were going to cross the Golden Gate Bridge, he loaned us his FastTrak device for our car. John's home is an amazing 1930s bungalow with great architectural details from the period, and is located just a few blocks from the center of the Castro. For our short three day stay we felt as if we were staying with family (and for us, that's a good thing)! We visit San Francisco at least once a year, and from now on, we will make sure that we stay with John. We could not have asked for a better experience.
John was a great host. He made us feel at home from the very first minute. We only had 24h in SF and John really cared that we will manage to make the most of it. As mentioned in other reviews, John keeps transportation cards for his guests, but when we stayed for a few more hours after check-out time John gave us his own transportation card to use (the guest cards were left for the use of the new guests) which was very kind of him and saved us some money.
The post and the listing are accurate. The room and the house are beautiful, comfortable, warm and welcoming. There's everything you need for a convenient stay and more!
We didn't know much about the neighborhood before we arrived but it turned out to be a good choice - it's a cute, colorful place and we felt very safe (unlike other neighborhoods in SF).
We will definitely love to come again!
John ist ein zuvorkommender Gastgeber. Absprachen und Wünsche hat er in die Tat umgesetzt. Die Beschreibung der Unterkunft stimmte.
Das Zimmer ist groß genug. Dafür ist das Badezimmer etwas klein. Das Bett ist sehr gemütlich. Es ist gepflegt und sauber. Parken war auch kostenlos möglich. Die Wünsche zum Frühstück hat John erfüllt.
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About the Host, John
I grew up in Tennessee, went to college in Connecticut, and have lived in San Francisco since 1987. I am a lawyer by day and a musician by night. I love to sing, cook, read, travel, and play host.


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For the Leopards, Madison Tart pitched 3 innings. She gave away 3 runs, had 2 strikeouts, 7 hits, and 2 walks. Amanda Bowden pitched 1 1/3rd innings with 1 strikeout, and gave up 4 runs. Sabra Knowles finished out the game giving up 3 hits, and 1 strikeout.
Dave Yarsheski, Lakewood's head coach, said "We had better defense tonight. Hobbton really put the bat on the ball, so did we, but they just got more runs tonight. We couldn't get ahead enough, and it made us fall short."
For Lakewood's batting, Ashton Hairr was 2-4; Anna Heinz had a walk; Madison Tart went 1-3, with a triple; Alyssa Horn went 1-3; Amanda Bowden went 1-2, with a walk.
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Yeah, a little surprising as his team is going ot outplace mine I would say based on what he has posted.
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no I'm not. he screwed up because thats what he does. a smart coach would know that he and that defense was performing badly and would have avoided getting in that situation to begin with. if you know your defense isn't holding the other team back then you dont put them in a situation where the game depends on them. its that simple. they had a choice to keep the ball or give it to the other team and let them score.
Then you are basically giving Nakamura a free pass
Come to think about it... It is Rivera's fault!!!
He's the one that brought Nakamura on the team in the first place
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Sheraton Hawaii Bowl Matchup: Boise State Broncos vs. Oregon State Beavers
Date/Time: December 24th, 8:00 ET
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Point Spread: Oregon State -3
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There was a point that the Boise State Broncos and the Oregon State Beavers played each other quite a bit. They'll renew ties for the first time since 2010 in the Sheraton Hawaii Bowl, a Christmas Eve tradition in the Aloha State.
Boise State knows that it has a lot of work to do in a short period of time to get ready for the Hawaii Bowl. The team lost Head Coach Chris Petersen, and though Bob Gregory will take over as the interim coach, the whole staff knows that it is gone at the end of this game in all likelihood. It seems as though new Head Coach Bryan Harsin is taking the route of trying to bring back Boise State coaches from yesteryear to round out his staff, and that leaves everyone currently on the inside, outside of the fold. It has been a frustrating season as it was for Boise State without all of these changes. QB Joe Southwick was lost for the season earlier this year, and QB Grant Hedrick really hasn't proven that he is that same elite type of quarterback the Broncos were used to having. However, it was on the defensive side of the ball which the Broncos really struggled the most. They allowed 410.0 yards per game, including ranking 94th in the land in pass defense, and that's nothing like the Boise State team we have become accustomed to seeing.
The Beavers had a rough beginning and a rough ending of the season, but everything else in the middle was fantastic. Still, it's tough to wipe the stench off of you when you lose to an FCS team at the start of the year like the Beavs did against the Eastern Washington Eagles, and the five-game losing streak at the end of the year didn't help matters any. To Oregon State's credit, those last five games were against the five toughest teams in the Pac-12. The truth of the matter though, is that there really wasn't a single win this year that would make you think the Beavers would be worthy of being called one of the best 50 teams in the country. What we do know though, is that this passing game is going to move the ball. WR Brandin Cooks had the best year of any receiver in the nation, accounting for 1,670 yards and 17 TDs. QB Sean Mannion threw for 4,403 yards and 36 TDs, and he has turned himself into a legitimate pro prospect in the NFL.
We mentioned the meetings that these two teams had in the past, and not surprisingly, Boise State has won three of the last four and has gone 3-1-1 ATS in the last five in this series. The Broncos have also won four straight bowl games, though they didn't cover last season against the Washington Huskies. The Beavers haven't won a bowl game since winning the 2008 Sun Bowl 3-0 over the Pitt Panthers, including losing by four last season to the Texas Longhorns in the Alamo Bowl.
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Located in Buckhead, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Atlanta History Center, Swan House, and Lenox Square. Legoland Discovery Center and Phipps Plaza are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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Along with a restaurant, this smoke-free hotel has an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Free buffet breakfast and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a seasonal outdoor pool, a business center, and a meeting room are onsite.
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In addition to an outdoor pool, Quality Suites Buckhead Village provides a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. The hotel offers a restaurant. A complimentary breakfast is offered.
This hotel offers access to a business center and a meeting room. This Atlanta hotel also offers barbecue grills, multilingual staff, and laundry facilities. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Quality Suites Buckhead Village is a smoke-free property.
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- Total number of rooms - 88
- Number of floors - 3
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Quality Suites Buckhead Village has a restaurant on site.
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National Park Service Ban on Lead Ammo, Fishing Gear Draws Ire of Shooting Sports Foundation
It seems to me that whenever natural resource science "threatens" the gun-owners they start talking about hidden agendas. Why are they all such spoiled brats about everything?
And they wonder why non gun-owners seem to perceive them as seperationist gun nuts....
Echoes of the Cold War in the Tropical Warmth of Everglades National Park
The Nike Hercules missile site in Everglades National Park (A Battery 2nd Missile Battalion 52nd Air Defense Artillery) was placed on the National Register of Historic Places July 2006. The complex of 22 exisiting buildings were evaluated and considered worthy due to the historical military significance and cultural impact on America.
Although several hundred Nike sites were strategically located to surround and defend America's metroploitan cities and industrial complexes in the fifties and sixties, this Cold War missile site is more associated with events, activities, and developments that were the more important than any other in the history of America--the nearness on nuclear annhialiation of mankind? Many of the Nike Hercules in south Florida were loaded with nuclear warheads capable of knocking out an entire fleet of bombers or missiles.
Even after all the other missiles sites in North America were dismantled by 1974, only Alsaka (due to it's nearness to Russia) and the south Florida Nike sites remained until 1979 to provide a coastal defense system to the extreme norther and southern hemisphere.
This missile site and the seven others in South Florida (3 Nike and 4 HAWK sites) were the only missile sites awarded the Presidential Unit Citation by President Kennedy for the deterance they served in the Cuban Missile Crisis. President Kennedy stated he believed the presence of the missiles in south Florida with the capability to intercept Russian missiles served such a deterant that it caused the Russian Premier to change his mind about attack. President Kennedy mad his remarks at the presentation to the troops at Homestead AFB on November 26, 1962.
I hope you will reconsider your position and visit the place we referred to as "Ground Zero" during the Cold War. Our location was to be a target of a Russian missile.
I have been asked many times to give talks to high school history classes in Miami, I am amazed at the interest by high school seniors in this time in history. Each talk is followed by a tour of the missile base. Let's don't take this away from the future generation.
I proudly served my country during the Ciban Missile Crisis. Helping to interpret our nation's history is how I continue to serve my country and my community.
National Park Service Ban on Lead Ammo, Fishing Gear Draws Ire of Shooting Sports Foundation
People, remember here that the NPS said that IT was going lead-free. It did not say that in areas where hunting is legal that visitors would have to go lead-free. Let's not over read this thing.
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National Park Service Ban on Lead Ammo, Fishing Gear Draws Ire of Shooting Sports Foundation
That's certainly an obvious and tempting question, Eric....which is why I didn't bring it up in the original post;-) Maybe it's a backdoor way to conduct weapons checks in the parks and ban those with lead, or at least remove the bullets!
National Park Service Ban on Lead Ammo, Fishing Gear Draws Ire of Shooting Sports Foundation
I may be opening a can of worms here, but, how will this translate to the carrying a concealed weapon in Nat. Parks? Will everyone who carries have to switch to ammo other than lead? What would happen if they were caught with lead ammo in a concealed weapon in a Nat. Park? Just feul for thought, have at it.
National Park Service Ban on Lead Ammo, Fishing Gear Draws Ire of Shooting Sports Foundation
There is some good research to support this action. Here are a few highlights:
1. A study led by environmental toxicologists at the University of California, Santa Cruz confirmed that bullet fragments and shotgun pellets in the carcasses of animals killed by hunters are the principal sources of lead poisoning in California condors. The researchers used a "fingerprinting" technique based on the unique isotope ratios found in different sources of lead to match the lead in blood samples from condors to the lead in ammunition, as distinguished from other sources of lead. You can read the full article here:
2. A conference on the effects of lead ammunition on wildlife and humans was held at Boise State University in 2008. You can download the abstract of the proceedings here: Here are a few highlights:
At least 2377 trumpeter and tundra swans have died in northwestern Washington and southwestern British Columbia from 1999-2007. Most (78%) of the fatalities were attributed to ingestion of lead shot.
Studies have found lead in the blood of 97% Bald Eagles and 85% of Golden Eagles captured as spring migrants in Montana during 1985-1993; they implicated lead bullet fragments in ground squirrel carcasses as one source.
Lead poisoning by shot or bullet ingestion has been described in 12 species of birds of prey in Europe, some of which are near threatened, e.g., the white-tailed eagle or endangered, i.e., the Spanish imperial eagle.
Ingested lead shotgun pellets and rifle bullet fragments have been shown to be an important source of lead poisoning in raptors, avian scavengers, water birds, and even seed-eating birds.
Mourning doves confuse shotgun pellets for grit and grain around hunted stock ponds and accordingly die in large numbers.
3. In 1991, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service banned lead ammo in waterfowl hunting — that of ducks and other birds that live on water — which, according to a FWS spokesperson, led to an estimated 64% reduction of lead poisoning in ducks on certain parts of the Mississippi.
So.... what's the objection to a requirement that hunters shift to other types of ammo that don't contribute to the lead problem? Alternatives to lead ammo are more expensive, and some hunters claim they are not as accurate or "lack the destructive power to humanely kill the target animal," although some presenters at the Boise conference mentioned above refuted that argument.
There's also a political component. Google this issue and you'll soon find some passionate discussion about yet another attempt to limit the rights of hunters.
My personal take? Given the basic mandate of the NPS, I'd say the agency is correct to err on the side of caution. There's enough evidence on the potential harm of lead to wildlife and even to humans to support this action in NPS areas. When it comes to the risks posed by lead shot in the natural environment of national parks, there's more than enough data to suggest the presence of a literal smoking gun—and it fired lead ammo.
Hunter's seem to have adapted to the 1991 ban on lead ammo for waterfowl hunting; they can adapt to this one as well.
National Park Service Ban on Lead Ammo, Fishing Gear Draws Ire of Shooting Sports Foundation
The buzzards at the Pinnacles National Momument have to be trapped every two years (at taxpayers expense) and have their stomachs pumped becauce they eat anything and everything. and that's why they are nearly extinct. I live in Hollister, don't hunt anymore, would like to, copper bullets are a joke, game run off to die. Lead is a poison .... agreeded. Why can't people just come out and say ban guns and be done with it? Hypocrites! Kurt don't let the subject die. I've got five guns that I cannot legally fire where I live. They are locked in a gun safe in an alarmed house. Pretty much sucks. Can't wait to get out of the Kommunist Repiblik of Kalifornia.
National Park Service Ban on Lead Ammo, Fishing Gear Draws Ire of Shooting Sports Foundation
In many states it is a law that you have to wear a seat belt while driving. If I don't who am I harming other than myself? I'm not a public safty hazard, and I don't think it's anyone's business if I wear one. How do laws like that get started? There is usually a larger motivation, like financial gain by certain interests, than just keeping "me" safe and I think the lead ban falls in that category.
National Park Service Ban on Lead Ammo, Fishing Gear Draws Ire of Shooting Sports Foundation
The vast majority of losses to the Californian Condors in Pinnacles National Monument, California is due to lead poisoning. Hunters in the vicinity of the park shoot game but don't recover it or leave parts of the carcasses in the wild. It is not enough to ban lead ammo from the parks, it should be phased out everywhere.
Interior Secretary Salazar Upholds Delisting of Gray Wolves in Part of Yellowstone Ecosystem
It is perfectly fine to delist a specie when the protective measures had the effect that it isn't endangered anymore. This is what happened with the wolf in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. There are now way over 1000 individuals, more than 100 reproducing females. It is a huge success story. Of reintroduction into the wild and of the Endangered Species Act. The federal law is only valid for emergencies, protection of nature is foremost a responsibility of the states.
But the problem with this delisting is that of the three involved states Idaho, Montana and Wyoming the state level of protection in Wyoming does not meet the standards that would allow the federal protection to be dropped. So Wyoming should be motivated to implement a decent level of protection, then delisting is the best thing that could happen to the wolf in GYE. and this is how I understand Secretary Salazar.
House Fails to Pass Massive Lands Bill That Would Have Aided National Park System
On a lighter note, parts of the massive land omibus bill were just passed as parts of the budget omibus bill
National Park Service Ban on Lead Ammo, Fishing Gear Draws Ire of Shooting Sports Foundation
If we spent one dime on researching the environmental impact bullets or sinkers cause in our National Parks then we have too much money!!!...and as we all know, the country does not have money for stuff like this. This is the most ridiculous policy a bureaucrat could think of. Eliminating lead caused by bullets or sinkers in NP's will not enhance or clean the environment. This is not science...this is politics and we all know who they are firing bullets at (hopefully not lead). Next we will will be eliminating camping because of the methane it produces will harm the environment...maybe there should be an environmental impact study on Capitol Hill...I'll bet the methane produced there would be "off the charts".
This Hike at Great Smoky Mountains National Park Took a Nasty Turn
Hummm... if the parkees followed their tracks through the snow into the thicket wonder why the hikers didn't just back track their way out? Locals call these thickets "laural hells" for a reason. Still must have been a huge tree these "experienced" day hikers had to go around.
House Fails to Pass Massive Lands Bill That Would Have Aided National Park System
As a little more detail on what happened here, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi tried to pass this bill under "suspension of the rules" - a procedure that doesn't allow for amendments, but requires a 2/3 vote for passage. This was important because it was an ordeal to get this bill passed by the Senate over a filibuster by Senator Coburn of Oklahoma. If the House makes any amendments to the Senate bill, then the bill will have to go back to the Senate for another vote (and survive another filibuster) one way or the other before final passage. This was why we've been waiting so long for the House to take action for this vote, as supporters of the bill tried to count up votes to ensure that they had the 2/3 majority. In the end, supporters of the bill fell just 2 votes shy of the 2/3 needed for passage. There will now need to be a strategic decision made as to whether to try and get those 2 votes for another attempt at passage under suspension of the rules, or whether to try and use a combination of parliamentary procedure and sheer voting power to strike down any proposed amendments under regular voting procedures, or whether to just accept amendments and send this bill back to the Senate (which may delay final passage for months - or even until well into 2010).
National Park Service Ban on Lead Ammo, Fishing Gear Draws Ire of Shooting Sports Foundation
Get over it, NSSF. It's a new day, a new administration, and science is back on the table.
Perhaps the lead present in the entrails of culled animals is minimal, but it's still there. It's toxic, and it will build up over time, perhaps hundreds of years, to present a risk. Why wait until it's an "issue"?
Bravo NPS.
House Fails to Pass Massive Lands Bill That Would Have Aided National Park System
Less wilderness, more trails for riding our bikes. Frankly, it works for me.
Interior Secretary Salazar Upholds Delisting of Gray Wolves in Part of Yellowstone Ecosystem
I find it hard to believe that Interior Secrateru Slazar would OK the removal of wolves from the endangered species list.I had hoped the the new administration would be a kinder administration when it comes to wildlife and the enviroment, but its politics as usual. The Obama administration seems to follow the Bush policy when it comes to wildlife and the enviroment. I sincerely hope a well informed judge will overturn the Slazar decision. Why is it that Slazar dislikes wolves so much?
House Fails to Pass Massive Lands Bill That Would Have Aided National Park System
Thanks for keeping us informed on this!
Ahhh, When it Snows At Bryce Canyon National Park....
And would you believe I've lived here all my life and went 25 yrs without even entering the park. It's amazing how every where I go now I am looking for a photo op, and have a whole different perspective of nature.
Ahhh, When it Snows At Bryce Canyon National Park....
Thank you, Marion, for sharing your pictures and impressions. Bryce is a great spot in early summer, when I was there. It must be very special in winter.
Philatelists Rejoice: New Stamps Honoring Zion and Grand Teton National Parks On The Way
The Zion stamp shows not exactly an iconic landmark of the park, so I doubt it really can raise the attention it would deserve. The Teton Range over Jackson Hole is a classic and the image with fog raising from Snake River is beautiful.
Can You Still Get Off the Beaten Path in National Parks?
"How much have the national parks changed since you were a kid? Have they changed?"
May 2008 I had the pleasure of accompanying a family to Angel Arch.
The father was a ten year old when his dad took a 4x4 tour up to Angel Arch. This father returned to bring his own sons (young teenagers) to experience a journey he recalls fondly from his own youth-hood.
Angel Arch is in the Needles District Of Canyonlands, ten miles up the Salt Creek from Peek-a-boo.
Peek-a-boo is the last vehicle access and requires a permit to enable passage through a locked gate.
Once open to 4 wheeling; Salt Creek closed in 1998 to protect the perennial stream coursing there.
The family undertook a bare bones back pack overnight trip to fulfill the father's nostalgic longing.
This park visitor got something different. And it falls far from the inspiring writer's comment, "Most parks look more like New York City than anything I remembered".
Michele Hill
Facility and Events Promoter
Moab Area Travel Council
Ahhh, When it Snows At Bryce Canyon National Park....
The silence was golden,only the awakening ravens caws was heard.
Ahhh, When it Snows At Bryce Canyon National Park....
Can you imagine the aromatic fresh air after a nice snow like this...as John Muir would say--"delicious"!


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Rent-a-Friend (Japanese Style)
In Japan, part of the aesthetic is minimalism, or what they'd describe as "beauty with subtraction." Socially it's possible that this core cultural value has been taken too literally. Japan has, unfortunately, a high suicide rate. Nobody apparently has any friends. And the productive people with idle time just come up with bizarre inventions like a "noodle-eaters hair guard." Perhaps that's why an enterprising young Japanese man by the name of Ryuichi Ichinokawa saw this schism in his culture as an opportunity. Need a best man at y0ur wedding? Or how about an underwhelming co-worker who'll make you look good? Just rent one, baby!
Ichinokawa's agancy, Hagemashi Tai [I Want to Cheer You Up] , was launched a few years ago. And he's not alone:
The number of rent-a-friend agencies in Japan has doubled to about 10 in the past eight years. The best known, Office Agent, has 1,000 people on its books.
In recent months demand has surged for bogus bosses among men who have lost their jobs; for colleagues among contract employees who never stay in the same job long enough to make friends, and from divorcees and lovelorn singletons."
Ichinokawa's agents charge a modest 15,000 yen (£100) to turn up at a wedding party, but extra if they are asked to make a speech or to sing karaoke.
The interesting thing is that Ichinokawa is so devoted to his work he even once pretended to be someone's husband.
If only they posted that job on Craigslist. I'd have jumped all over it (as long as it's not for a divorcee from Beverly Hills).
I apologize in advance to my wife. But she knows I have career issues.


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PORTLAND -- Transit ridership is soaring across the country reaching its highest level in decades, except, that is, in transit-friendly Portland.
Americans are using trains, streetcars and buses at the highest level since 1956, according to a study released Monday by the American Public Transportation Association.
There are many reasons for the gains. Transit services have now fully recovered from cutbacks made in the Great Recession. Following a stream of federal funding, cities and regions have expanded bus and train networks. Meanwhile, there s been a demographic shift of Americans living in cities, rather than suburbs.
Since 1995 public transit ridership is up 37.2 percent, outpacing population growth, by 17 percent and driving by 15 percent, according to the APTA.
Sprawling cities of Houston, Los Angeles and Miami saw increases in ridership but so did smaller cities like Lewisville TX and Stockton CA.
More: Fare hikes and service cuts at TriMet
Ironically, Portland, a region that pioneered mass transit for mid-sized American cities, has actually saw a decline in transit use over the past year.
In the 1980s, the metro area was one of the first regions in the country to build a modern light rail system. In the 1990s it pioneered a modern streetcar revival movement that s spread to dozens of U.S. cities. But according to the APTA, transit ridership is down in the region more than 6 percent.
TriMet spokeswoman Mary Fetsch said the declines are due to the agency killing off its free transit zone in 2012, recent fare increases and service cuts.
Joe Cortright, an economist who specializes in the economics of cities and urban regions, speculates that Portland's bike ethusiasm may be a factor as well.
Biking may be cannibalizing that as well, Cortright said. Those are people who might normally ride transit.
While bikes and a transit agency that's still operating in Great Recession mode could be slowing things, there are some gains in the metro area.
Fetsch said the TriMet has added back some bus service in Sept. 2013 and saw a 1 percent increase in MAX ridership over the winter.
The Westside Express Service commuter rail, a 14 mile, heavy rail service that links Beaverton and Wilsonville, saw a 10 percent jump in service in 2013.
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$$$ SUPER SALE $$$$$ BOOK NOW FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY AND MAY 1, 2015 to DECEMBER 15, 2015 ONLY $99nt!!! NOT valid for existing reservations, Ironman. Does not include refundable damage deposit, tax and cleaning fee.
This is the REAL DEAL - A DIRECT OCEANFRONT CONDO in a OCEANFRONT COMPLEX. Not an Oceanview Condo in an Oceanfront Complex!!
Stay in our beautiful professionally decorated and well appointed TOTALLY OCEANFRONT 1-Bedroom Condo (sleeps 2-4). Totally Updated in the popular Sea Village Resort (1 mile from town). This is the REAL DEAL, a TOTALLY OCEANFRONT CONDO in an OCEANFRONT COMPLEX!! LOOK BELOW DIRECTLY at the PACIFIC OCEAN not the GRASS!! FEELS LIKE YOU are on a CRUISE BOAT since you are so CLOSE to the OCEAN. WATCH the DOLPHINS and WHALES (in the Wintertime) from your PRIVATE and ROMANTIC LANAI. SMELL and FEEL that FRESH OCEAN BREEZE. RELAX in this TRANQUIL, CLEAN and WELL KEPT CONDO.
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This Oceanfront Condo is a much desired LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION unit with so many special touches of home. In addition, to being spoiled by a 50' HDTV in the Living Room with Blu-Ray player and surround sound system, and 32' LCD HDTV in the Bedroom with a DVD player. Over 100 Movies, in both DVD and Blu-Ray formats (like a mini-Blockbuster), you will also receive FREE 'Wi-Fi' Internet access.
A Fully Equipped Kitchen complete with all the comforts of home like: Rice Maker, Cookbooks, Utensiles, Blender, etc. Plus a Closet Full of Beach Supplies - including Snorkeling Equipment, Beach Towels, Beach Chairs and Umbrella, Binoculars for Ocean Viewing and Sight-seeing, Flashlights for Visiting the Volcano National Park at night and so much, much more. Read the Positive Reviews on this Magnificent Completely Updated Oceanfront Condo. You will be a GUEST in Our Fabulous Condo and treated like one!
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The unit is a One-Bedroom Condo with Air Conditioning, brand New CALIFORNIA KING TROPICAL BAMBOO BED with DREAM MATTRESS and comfy deluxe queen automatic air mattress(sleeps 2 to 4) *** please note we just bought new living room furniture, washer and dryer, and dishwasher in 2012.... located on the Big Island of Hawai'i on the famous Alii' Drive in Kailua-Kona. Just a short walk to beach and to town.
Hear the Waves Roll Into the Shore from the Living Room, Lanai, Kitchen or Bedroom All Through the Condo. Enjoy Watching the Breathtaking Hawaiian SUNSETS from either the Living Room or Lanai. Listen to the Smoothing Sounds of the Waves from the Crystal Clear Blue Ocean Below while you Watch the Dazzling Colors of the Sunsets and Enjoy your Favorite Frozen Drinks, Bottle of Wine or Famous Kona Coffee.
You may dine inside for a quick breakfast, eat lunch and relax inside on the Tropical Bamboo Dinette set and then have a Romantic Dinner with Wine and Feel Like you are on a Cruise Boat as you feel the Relaxing Ocean Breeze. Look down into the Crystal Clear Ocean below or wait for the cruise boat(s) to sail off into the horizon during yet another breathtaking Hawaiian Sunset.
Condo complex offers an Oceanfront Pool and Spa, FREE 'Wi-Fi', on-site (privately-owned) breakfast and lunch spot for Kona Coffee and Smoothies and sandwiches. Sea Village has a large tropical courtyard with four BBQ grills and picnic area. Sleeps 4 people with queen deluxe blow up air bed. Watch the cruise boats sail into the sunset while you eat dinner on the lanai or watch the spinner dolphins below while you sip your morning Kona coffee. These are not stock photos, these are actual photos we took from our Condo Lanai!
Come see the famous Big Island Black Sand Beaches, White Sand Beaches and there is even a Green Sand Beach. Visit Volcanoes National Park and see real lava flow or spend your day in a natural Rainforest. Swim with the dolphins or sea turtles at a bay just down Alii' Drive. Golf, Deep Sea fishing, Para-Sail, Horseback ride in Waipio Valley, Surf, Snorkel, Scuba, Sail, or just enjoy Sun-Bathing in the sun. Take a trip above the clouds to Mauna Kea Mountain where you'll witness breathtaking sunsets and observatories from 11 countries, but dress warm even though you are in Hawaii.
No need to ever worry about the weather in Kona where there is less than 10 inches of rain a year! Sunny Skies, Clear Blue Water, and Mountains with snow in the winter time in the distance. The Big Island has something for everyone.
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Registration identification number for this property is: W93363780-01
Owned and operated by Mountain and Oceanfront Properties LLC - John and Margie Bartleman and our son Kyle Cunningham.
We fell in love with this unit and the Big Island while on vacation with no intentions to purchase anything! After visiting all the other islands, we quickly noticed that 'The Big Island' is not crowded and commercialized like the other Hawaiian Islands. Kailua-Kona is still quaint and beautiful which we loved. Plus we felt that The Big Island has to offer what all the other islands have to offer wrapped all in one island. It's hard not to fall in love with the REAL HAWAIIAN feeling and beauty. So, my husband and I were walking down Alii' Drive and stopped to 'just look' in the window of a Real Estate agency. To my surprise, my husband walked in and said I want to buy a condo on the ocean in Kona!!! The rest is history...... We have the best view and are the closet to the ocean that probably the Island has to offer. Our view is used for MANY other advertisements. What more can I say???? We fell in love...
UPDATE...that was the beginning of our vacation rental business...we now own 5 plus buying a 6th soon! Check out our other properties on the link to 'other properties owner owns'
Kyle Cunningham purchased this condo in 2004
My husband and I plan to retire in our condo.
There is nothing more relaxing than being right on the ocean with the sounds of the ocean waves, not to mention the spectacular sunsets along with spinner dolphins and whales right below.
John & Margie,
We wanted to let you know that we enjoyed staying at both of your oceanfront condos. They were both fantastic and the ocean views and sound of the waves was just spectacular. Your condos were by far the best places we have rented on any of the Hawaiian islands. We will definitely stay with you again on our next trip to Kona. You provided everything we needed to make this vacation one of our best ever. We cannot say cannot say enough about the condos or your great service and attention to make us feel right at home, except with much better views and sounds.
My wife and I spent split our honeymoon staying on Maui and the Big Island, and we are so glad we chose this great condo for our stay on the Big Island. It had everything we needed and more. We were blown away at how well-stocked the apartment was. We love cooking, so it worked out great because the kitchen is super nice and has everything you need to make the perfect dinner to enjoy while watching the great sunsets right off your private lanai. There is a closet full of everything you could need for the beach: tons of towels, beach chairs, boogie board, some snorkel fins, beach bag, umbrella, binoculars, and much more. The condo has air but you don't need it because witht the abundance of windows and the great trade winds you can just sit back, relax, and feel the breeze. There are tons of things to do within a short drive of the condo. Our favorite beach was Kekaha Kai State Park, its a 10 minute bumpy drive over some lava rock but you can do it in any car, and trust it was the best beach on Maui or the big island. I would also recommend Black sand beach, Volcano NP, Rainbow falls, and snorkeling just about anywhere on the west side of the island.
My hubby and I visited Kailua-Kona for the very first time, and were very happy with our decision to stay at this Sea Village condo. Loved the 'turtle' decor, and especially the large turtle mosaic in the center of the floor! Literally, we couldn't get any closer to the ocean! Waking up every morning to the sounds of the waves crashing the rocks below our lanai and to the smell of the fresh ocean air was amazing. We enjoyed sitting out on the lanai drinking Kona coffee and watching the boats (& dolphins) in the crystal clear blue waters. We even saw a huge cruise ship! The condo had all the amenities of home, including a washer and dryer which really came in handy. It is located just on the edge of town and only minutes away from restaurants, shops and historic sites. We drove to Volcano National Park one day and to Hilo another day (seeing the rainforest is a must!). The condo was stocked with plenty of towels, snorkel gear, DVD's, dishes, pots and pans, and lots of little extras! The bed was large and comfy, and we were happy to see there were extra pillows! The grounds were beautiful too with a nice pool/hot-tub and outdoor grilling area. We can't wait to come back again.......we already miss it. It was a great vacation. Mahalo!
From the moment I walked in I was in love! I never wanted to leave. The view.... Spectacular! I never saw any dolphins but oh well.... I do want to stay here when there are whales! I spent a lot of time on the lanai, watching boats & parasailers. The couch is comfortable, the bed was fantastic (I believe it was a tempurpedic), the decor is adorable. Seems kind of wrong to have a spa in Hawaii but we were in it every night! We loved it. The property does have a lot of rules but of well. Loved falling asleep to the sounds of the waves crashing on the rocks! My only complaint is that there was only 2 rolls of tp. Between my hubby and I that's definitely not enough! But that's it. Would stay here in a heartbeat again and again. ?
First let me say that this is a fabulous condo. Well decorated, nice kitchen and bathroom and the view... well, I had a hard time leaving the place because I was so mesmerized by the ocean. And the location is excellent - close to restaurants, great snorkeling spots, shopping, etc. We also used the pool and hot tub, as well as gas grills. After reading previous reviews we were able to go on vacation for a week without checking bags because we knew that there was a great washer/dryer available and there were beach towels and other things already there for our use.
However, only 4 stars instead of 5 for these reasons: We arrived late in the day and made dinner. While setting the table I noticed that the plates I pulled out from the cupboard were not clean.... then started pulling out other dishes and silverware and they were dirty as well -- it appeared that the previous occupants had not started the dishwasher on their departure and the cleaning crew simply unloaded the dishwasher and put everything away the way it was. We ended up filling the dishwasher with all the silverware in the drawer and all the dishes, coffee cups, etc. that we thought we would use and making sure those things were clean. Not sure if we left anything in the cupboard that was dirty that someone else will find behind us......
My other complaint also has to do, as with other reviews, with the bed, but not the mattress -- it seems the fjtted sheet that was on the bed did not fit the mattress type. The fitted sheet was constantly coming off the mattress and on more than one night we got up in the middle of the night to re-make the bed. No matter how many times we re-made it, it was obvious that the corners did not line up and the mattress/bottom sheet were not made for each other.
With that said, would I try to rent this condo again -- ABSOLUTELY!!!
A perfect stay at an oceanfront fully loaded condo, from kitchen ware to snorkeling gear this place has it all for a bargain price. Used the inflatable mattress in the living room for sleeping as the view/sounds from the balcony were heavenly. (Easy set up and actually comfortable for 2.) These condos have the bedroom set back so if you prefer dark and AC it is available, we stuck with ocean breeze and sunset/rise views with splashing spinning dolphins to wake us up. We cook all our meals so a full kitchen is wonderful, and this one is not a "mini-one". Arrangements went without a hitch, location is perfect but you do need a car in Kona/The Big Island. Spent 3 days and saw more than we can remember, but loved coming "home" to eat, wish the sun a good night and await the smell of 100% Kona Coffee each perfect morning. Truly 5 stars, Will be back.
We have stayed in this complex in other units over the years and continue to love the location. This condo has been nicely upgraded, lanai with ocean view is exceptional and everything was as promised. The only improvement needed is to upgrade towels ! Very shabby and only a couple of them at that ! Otherwise, the place is great.
Parasailing, surfing, boogie boarding, the BEST snorkeling on island right on Alii' Drive. Watch the Dolphins right from your private Lanai and Whales in the winter! Kona is Hawaii's best kept secrets. A small fishing village full of Hawaiian culture. Watch the cruise boats sale into the sunset. Very Romantic!
Biggest sale of the year. Only $99/nt for this prestine TOTALLY OCEANFRONT Sea Village condo. NEW RESERVATIONS ONLY! Rate does not include, tax, refundable damage deposit and cleaning fee.
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
Low Season 1
Mar 23 2015 - Sep 30 2015
2 night minimum stay
Oct 1 2015 - Oct 13 2015
10 night minimum stay
Low season 2
Oct 14 2015 - Dec 19 2015
2 night minimum stay
High Season 2015-16
Dec 20 2015 - Apr 15 2016
3 night minimum stay
Low Season
Apr 16 2016 - Sep 25 2016
2 night minimum stay
Sep 26 2016 - Oct 10 2016
10 night minimum stay
Low Season 2
Oct 11 2016 - Dec 19 2016
2 night minimum stay
High Season 20016
Dec 20 2016 - Mar 20 2017
2 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
|$115.00 + Tax
|Refundable damage deposit
|Tax Rate
|Rates are subject to change prior to reservation confirmation. Additional fees may apply when payments are made using credits cards (VISA, MasterCard, or Discover) or through PayPal. American Express or other types of credit cards are not accepted.
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.


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