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It's a good thing that Megan Fox is one tough woman, as she now has a whole house full of boys to deal with.
The "Jennifer's Body" actress and her husband, Brian Austin Green, welcomed their second son, Bodhi Ransom Green, together this week, according to "People."
Fox and her husband already the proud parents of 16-month-old Noah, while Green is the father of another son, Kassius, from his relationship to Vanessa Marcil.
The actress, who is perhaps best-known for her role in the "Transformers" franchise, is about to get even more kid-friendly.
Fox is reteaming with director Michael Bay ("Transformers," "Bad Boys") on a new live-action "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" movie, where she'll play April O'Neil.
The movie, set to bow this August, also stars Whoopi Golberg, Abby Elliott ("Saturday Night Live"), Will Arnett and William Fichtner.
Now that the little boy's name has not yet been confirmed, leave your thoughts on his Bodhi Ransom moniker in the comments section below!
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Rihanna Wants to Portray Whitney Houston on the Big Screen
If the opportunity ever presented itself, Rihanna is hoping to make it known she would "love" the chance to play Whitney Houston in a biopic based on the singer's life.
Opening up to The Press Association, Rihanna, 24, discussed her attachment to the legendary vocalist, who died tragically on February 11 at the age of 48.
"My first song that I remember falling love with was a Whitney Houston song: 'I Will Always Love You,'" Rihanna shared. "It was really inspiring and it made me develop a passion for music, so really, she's partly responsible for me being here in this industry."
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The "We Found Love" singer added she understands the type of commitment needed to undertake such a meaningful part.
"That would be something that I would have to give my entire life to do, because I would really want to pull it off," Rihanna told reporters. "That's a huge, huge role and whoever does it has to do a good job."
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Rihanna is slated to make her big screen debut next month when Battleship (also starring Alexander Skarsgard and Brooklyn Decker) hits theaters.


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Oh my god Eminem you just said more words than Tolstoy wrote in his lifetime. So here's "Rap God" which is the latest leak from The Marshall Mathers LP 2 and in it he pays homage to his past influences, including Rakim, 2 Pac, Run-D.M.C., and more. It's all double-time percussive flow and four or five verses with a minimal production beat, no guests, just the deity Eminem.
"I'm beginning to feel like a Rap God" he says, finally slow on the hook, and when you get to "Why be a king, when you can be a God?" enjoy going back to the beginning and digging into this one over and over.
As previously reported, MMLP2 features guest spots from fun., Kendrick Lamar, and Rihanna, who sang on Em's hit "Love The Way You Lie," which was written by Skylar Grey, who also appears on the upcoming record.
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Check out the album's tracklist below. Marshall Mathers LP 2 is out November 5 on Interscope.
Eminem's MMLP2 Tracklist
01. "Bad Guy"
02. "Parking Lot" (skit)
03. "Rhyme or Reason"
04. "So Much Better"
05. "Survival"
06. "Legacy"
07. "Asshole" feat. Skylar Grey
08. "Berzerk"
09. "Rap God"
10. "Brainless"
11. "Stronger Than I Was"
12. "Monster" feat. Rihanna
13. "So Far…"
14. "Love Game" feat. Kendrick Lamar
15. "Headlights" feat. Nate Ruess
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Hibiscus Powder Treatments For Hair And Skin
Hibiscus powder (aka Jaswand/Jaswandi) comes from the crushed flower petals of the Hibiscus plant, Hibiscus sabdariffa. Hibiscus makes an excellent cooling and tasty beverage, and is an even better addition to natural hair and skin care! We're also pleased to announced that by the end of February, Henna Sooq will have a new shipment of hibiscus that will be 100% organic.
For the hair, hibiscus is a gentle cleanser (slightly on the acidic side of neutral), and a conditioning herb that helps decrease hair shedding by strengthening and conditioning the roots, increases shine, creates volume, adds a reddish tint to the hair (more prominent on lighter hair), promotes hair growth, and helps with scalp disorders. It is also great as a gentle scalp scrub.
How to use Hibiscus powder:
There are many ways one can use Hibiscus powder: Alone, as a tea rinse, infused in a carrier oil, in henna to boost red tones, in conditioner, with other ayurvedic herbs, in coconut milk or yogurt, infused in vinegar and used as the final rinse, as the tea base for henna, a scalp scrub, with Rhassoul mud and as a face masque. Those with lighter hair should use Hibiscus with caution as it may stain the hair temporarily.
Using Hibiscus on its own:
An all-round fantastic treatment for all hair types. Caution to those that have lighter hair as Hibiscus may stain.
Mix enough Hibiscus powder with water or tea and apply to damp clean hair. Cover and let sit for a couple of hours. Add 1 tsp of any oil of your choice, yoghurt, or coconut milk for extra conditioning.
Hibiscus as a cleanser alone:
Just as above, make a paste with Hibiscus and gently massage into the hair. Leave on for 5-10 minutes and wash off. Hibiscus isn't as strong as say Shikakai or Aritha when it comes to removing oil treatments from the hair. Combining Hibiscus with these herbs ensure that the excess oil will be washed away. Hibiscus is a gentle cleanser.
Hibiscus as a post-wash rinse: (Great for shine).
Scoop in 2-4 tablespoons of Hibiscus powder into 2-3 cups of almost boiling water. Steep for 20 minutes or until warm to the touch and strain the liquid. After you've finished washing, pour the tea over your hair and let it sit for a few minutes. Rinse with water if you wish.
Infusing carrier oils with Hibiscus
This changes the colour of the carrier oil.
Method 1 (slow):
In a jar, add half a cup of carrier oil (coconut, olive, sweet almond, avocado, apricot kernel oil, hemp seed oil, camellia, grapeseed, etc), add 2 tablespoons of Hibiscus powder, replace the jars lid and shake. Leave in a dark place for 2-4 weeks shaking the jar every day. The oil can be strained, but it doesn't need to be!
Method 2 (fast).
Use the same amounts as method one, but add the oil and Hibiscus powder to a small saucepan and gently heat on the stove for 30 minutes on low heat. Jar strained or unstrained.
Adding Hibiscus to Henna to boost red tones:
Mix 1-4 tablespoons of Hibiscus powder in with the henna powder before adding any liquids. This assures that the Hibiscus is less gritty. Apply to damp, clean hair. A tea can also be made and used as the liquid component of the henna treatment.
Hibiscus with other ayurvedic herbs:
Add 1-4 tablespoons to a herb pack before adding liquids. Hibiscus tea can also be used as the liquid instead of water. For those that make teas to wash with, add 1-2 tablespoons of Hibiscus to the water (or use instead of water) when adding the other herbs, let sit, then strain. Pour tea over hair, cover and let sit for 10 or so minutes.
Hibiscus vinegar infusion (as a final rinse)
Add 2-4 tablespoons of Hibiscus to half a cup of apple cider vinegar and let steep for at least 2 weeks in a dark area, shaking the jar every day. Use 1-2 tablespoons of the vinegar to 2-3 cups of water as the final rinse after washing the hair. Over time, this rinse will help brighten red tones. Use white vinegar instead of Apple cider for less colour. If you have lighter hair, please test this on shed hair balls to see if there is any colour change.
Adding Hibiscus to Rhassoul/coconut milk/yoghurt/flax seed gel/conditioner:
Add 1-3 tablespoons of powder to any of the above and let sit for 15 minutes. Apply to damp clean hair, cover and leave on for a couple of hours. Rinse well. This method may be best for those with lighter hair. The coconut milk and yoghurt mixture is great for dryer/coarser hair.
Each of the above recipes (except the henna, conditioner and vinegar infusion) can be adapted for facial masques/body scrubs as well. Hibiscus tea can also be used as a toner as well as a base to moisten the dry ingredients. As a facial body scrub, mix hibiscus with water and let sit for 15 minutes. Add some honey (or any other natural syrup such as molasses (for darker hair) or agave) if you're allergic to honey) and scrub the face/body. The addition of rhassoul would boost the cleansing power.
Other additions:
Egg yolk (avoid the albumen/whites as it can be drying), avocado (blended until smooth, great for deep moisture), banana (blended until smooth, also great for moisture), butters like shea and cocoa butter for dry coarse hair, other teas such as chamomile, kitchen herbs such as rosemary, sage, basil and mints. Aloe vera gel and glycerin can also be added for those 'rainy day' treatments.
Remember, experimenting is part of the fun. Adding essential oils or even combining treatments can be done as well!
I'm really excited about using the Hibiscus powder! I just order some, along with the Red Raj. Thank you for the note about adding the powder to henna BEFORE adding the liquid!
I just ordered some hibiscus too, and am very excited to try it with my Yemeni henna! I was wondering how to store the hibiscus…should I store it in the freezer like the henna? Or just room temp? Also, if I make a pre-made henna mixture can I freeze it WITH the hibiscus in it? Thank you!
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Hey hi Vanessa hope you're doing well! Am really in awe of hibiscus since a few weeks now so now am planning 2 incorporate it into my hair care regimen Since I use a homemade hair pack comprising of "Aloe vera,hibiscus,fenugreek powder"(as a shampoo-recently heard about the NO POO MOVEMENT",so can I substitute the above mentioned "coconut milk+ hibiscus"as my conditioner?
My Hibiscus came in with my Red Raj today!! I'll be mixing it all up tonight and putting it in the mixer and applying it in the morning!! I've also discovered that putting oil on my hair before I apply it all will keep it from being so dry!! I had weight loss surgery 5 1/2 months ago and my hair is falling out!! All of this should help!! Thanks for all the wonderful info!!
Can hibiscus be used to boost reds with Red Raj for body art as well? Would a 2:1 henna to hibiscus mix be used for that as well, or a different ratio? I'd like to create cherry reds as much as possible for art on wrists and the backs of hands… and then use a different mix that is as dark as possible as well… trying to get the look of reds and blacks on skin.
Also, separate but related question: any idea how vanilla powder (or extract) added to Red Raj (with or without hibiscus) would affect henna on hair and/or skin? I don't like the smell of most essential oils, and am looking to offset the hay smell of the henna.
I henna weekly on my roots. I see you say that hibiscus is slightly acidic, so is it going to be drying on my hair/scalp to mix it into my henna mix weekly?? I mean, is it like lemon juice, no, right?
i would like to know can hibiscus mixed with socked water of sea bird nest for washing hair?
Can I mix hibiscus powder with a carrier oil and apply it to my hair and leave it for a few hours then wash it off with water and regular shampoo and conditioner? What effects will it have on my hair? Thanks.
I have many types of carrier oils to choose from; olive oil, coconut oil, almond oil, rice bran oil,apricot oil, hemp oil, castor oil. Would each one work differently with the hibiscus?
Would mixing in an essential oil help also. I have a variety. I'll be here a while trying to remember them all, but which would be the best to use with the powder?
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This is an activity about solar energy. Learners will first use computers to research and learn how solar panels convert sunlight into electricity. Next, they will calculate the surface area of solar panels board a satellite and their total power... (View More) generated in various positions of the satellite, given the dimension of the panels. After, learners will organize and write a report summarizing the information about the MMS mission satellites. This activity requires student access to internet accessible computers. This is lesson four as part of the MMS Mission Educator's Instructional Guide. (View Less)
In this problem-based learning activity, students assume roles as members of the Department of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE). Your major area of concern is locating areas best for collecting solar power. You will need to evaluate... (View More) locations in the Northern Hemisphere and Southern Hemisphere, and decide which is the best location for solar energy development. Step-by-step instructions for use of the MY NASA DATA Live Access Server (LAS) guide students through selecting a data set, importing the data into a spreadsheet, creating graphs, and analyzing data plots. The lesson provides detailed procedures, related links and sample graphs, follow-up questions, extensions, and teacher notes. Designed for student use, MY NASA DATA LAS samples micro datasets from large scientific data archives, and provides structured investigations engaging students in exploration of real data to answer real world questions. (View Less)
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44th Annual Alafia River Rendezvous
Pre-1840 Living History Encampment
Annually, the members of the Florida Frontiersmen host the Alafia River Rendezvous the largest living his event in the Southeast. Over 1,000 adults and hundreds of children establish a pre-1840 camp site on the Florida Frontiersmen club property. This event draws over one hundred traders and thousands of visitors and school children.
The event provides ample opportunities for members and visitors to learn about the pioneer spirit of our ancestors, how they lived and the skills they used to survive. The Metis' Indians also establish a traditional native village with teepees.
Public days are filled with 18th century musicians, craft (this is a CASH ONLY event) and daily living demonstrations. Those with a love of history and a heart to pass it on to our next generation, the Alafia River Rendezvous is an experience children and adults will never forget.
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Remember when Belgium surpassed France in the race to be the first country to ban the usage of burkas? Yesterday, 336 votes against one voted for France's President Nicolas Sarkozy's proposed ban, taking France one step closer to becoming the second nation to host this law.
The Associated Press reports that all political parties were in support of the ban, including the Socialist Party. However, the latter did not vote due to disagreements over Sarkozy's conservatives and xenophobic attractions in certain aspects of it.
The declared reasons behind this ban state the woman's garment is a "prison for women" and a "sign of their submission to their husbands, brothers or fathers." While the law leans dangerously close to racial profiling, Sarkozy's team has crafted the law to press against anyone who wears any face-covering material, not just Muslim women — specifying that the bill simply "forbid concealing one's face in public."
In the law's draft, which was released in mid-May, ABC news reported that the country will charge a fine of 150 euros ($185) and, depending on the case, citizenship classes for woman who are caught wearing the face-covering veils in public.
The bill also includes husbands, fathers, and anyone convicted of forcing someone to wear the burka. Those committing the proposed offense will face a year in prison and a 15,000 euro ($18,555) fine.
The burka ban will go through a final screening in France's senate this September, but the biggest roadblock France's majority will have to face is the question of whether banning the religious garment would comply with France's constitution.
Regardless of what one may think of the burka, it's absurd to think that enforcing the ban would liberate "all" women when, like any piece of clothing, some women may just see it as an outlet of personal expression.


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Last week my husband James Andrews was named one of Ebony Magazine's Power 100. We were excited and made plans to attend the gala in NYC….but then Hurricane Sandy happened. After we learned that the gala was still on and that Delta had resumed all flights, we decided to take a chance traveling to NYC. It was a little challenging getting around NYC, but we were glad that we made the trip. I'm still praying for everyone there.
The gala itself was amazing. From celebrities like Gayle King and George Lucas to little ole' me, Lincoln Center was packed with the finely dressed (and funki fresh – me!). The entertainment was first class: a young violinist, a gospel choir, a poet, the cast from Fela – the broadway show, and The Roots. As great as the evening was, it wasn't until they showed a slide show of photographs from Ebony's archives that my husband understood the magnitude of being honored by such an esteemed institution of the African American experience. He was humbled.
Unfortunately I did not take any full length photos of my own, but you can view me on the Ebony red carpet. I shopped for about a week before I found the perfect dress – appropriate for the event, but still my style. The shoes, in the hot fall color of oxblood, really set it off. And I like that I can wear them again; they will look nice with my wool AllSaints pencil skirt. Even this dress, with my Frye riding boots and a jean jacket, can be dressed down and worn in a fun more casual way. The purse I carried was not your usual "gala-style clutch."
Here is a version of my dress – the only difference was that my dress was short, just above my knee, and had a great cut-out back.
photo credit: Neiman Marcus.com
dress – Alice + Olivia
heels – Vince Camuto
photo credit: Hobobags.com
purse – Hobo
These photos were taken at the after-party, in a fun photo booth sort of way.
necklace – Simon Sebbag Design
I'm linking up with Monday Mingle and What I Wore Wednesday.
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The Duval County grand jury indicted three men Thursday on charges of first-degree murder.
James Xavier Rhodes, 21, was indicted for the murder of Shelby Farah, who was shot execution-style during a robbery at the MetroPCS on Main and 21st streets.
Rhodes is accused of walking into the cellphone store and demanding money from Farah. Investigators say that after she complied with the robber's request, she was shot three times.
In addition to murder, Rhodes was indicted on charges of armed robbery, aggravated assault and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
Jallil DeQuan Graves, 19, and Avery Wood, 19, were indicted for the double murder of two brothers at the Golden Corral on Normandy Boulevard. Andrew Bohannon, 24, and his 19-year-old brother, Matthew, were shot and killed in the restaurant's parking lot on July 14.
In addition to murder, Graves and Wood were indicted on one count of armed robbery.
Rhodes and Wood are located in the Duval County Jail. Graves is being detained in Clay County on an unrelated case.


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An online journal about visual art, the urban landscape and design. Mary Louise Schumacher, the Journal Sentinel's art and architecture critic, leads the discussion and a community of writers contribute to the dialogue.
Searching for a War Memorial film
Judging from the email I've received over the weekend and this morning in response to my Sunday story about the Eero Saarinen War Memorial, it seems there is untapped support for this icon, the Calatrava of its time.
On Sunday, when I walked into the building where my mom lives, two people stopped me to mention it, one offering quite literally to help go door to door. Several people, including veterans, wrote emails asking me where they should go to sign up. They wanted to play a part in preserving the city's first modernist building and the state's most important memorial. Alderman Nik Kovac was one of many to share it around on Facebook.
One veteran poignantly wrote that we should have "boots on the ground" for the effort.
The truth is, I am not sure where to send people. There is no official fundraising campaign for the preservation of Saarinen's War Memorial under way, though perhaps there should be. This goes directly to the question of who should have operational control of the building. I'll have more to say on that soon.
In the meantime, I wanted to share an intriguing mystery with all of you. In perusing the Journal Sentinel's archives last week, I came across a news clipping about a film that was made to make the case for raising funds for the memorial.
It caught my eye because there was a photograph attached that showed a large crowd of Milwaukeeans at the corner of 4th St. and Wisconsin Ave., all of whom showed up just to watch the filming of the film.
Normally, the photographs and articles are separated in our archives, and unfortunately, many of the photographs have gone missing. For some reason, though, this photograph was never detached and so showed up in the microfiche. It was the large crowd that really caught my eye -- a manifestation of how invested Milwaukee was in the project.
I'm sure you can barely make out this grainy image -- a photograph of a photocopy made from microfiche. But note the director, R.G. Phillips, with his cameraman and the camera in the lower left corner.
I'd love to track down this film. I've called the War Memorial Corporation (which produced the film), the local and state historical societies, the public library, the Milwaukee Art Museum and others. So far, lots of librarians and archivists are searching. So far, no film. I believe it was titled "Honor the Dead, Serve the Living."
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Smoke from wood stoves and outdoor wood-fired hydronic heaters contains air pollutants such as fine particulates, nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides, carbon monoxide, volatile organic compounds, dioxins and furans. The fine particulates of wood smoke ten microns or less in diameter (a human hair is approximately 70 microns in diameter), can be inhaled deep into the lungs, collect in tiny air sacs where oxygen enters the blood (called alveoli), and cause breathing difficulties and sometimes permanent lung damage.
Wood smoke is a particular concern in the winter, when cold stagnant air and temperature inversions limit air movement. Communities located in valleys are more strongly affected. As wood burning increases on cold, clear, calm nights, smoke is unable to rise and disperse. Pollutants are trapped and concentrated near the ground, and the small size of the particles allows them to seep into houses through closed doors and windows.
Burning Efficiently
You can reduce the amount of smoke from wood stoves and outdoor wood-fired hydronic heaters (outdoor wood boiler) by choosing low-emission certified units, operating them properly, and using good quality firewood. This improves combustion efficiency, reduces emissions, helps protect public health and the environment, and saves fuel costs.
Follow these tips:
- Burn the right wood. Use only dry seasoned cordwood.
- Use the right stove. It's best to use an EPA certified wood stove or a Phase II Outdoor Wood Boiler, they burn less wood.
- Burn the right way. Be sure to clean your stove and pipes each year. Maintain a bright, hot fire in the wood stove and do not let it smolder.
Indoor Wood Stoves
New Hampshire does not currently regulate indoor wood stoves, but does encourage the use of EPA certified wood stoves. For more information on indoor wood stoves please visit EPA's Burn Wise website at www.epa.gov/burnwise.
Outdoor Wood Boilers
Effective August 10, 2008, New Hampshire established RSA 125-R Outdoor Wood-Fired Hydronic Heaters. This statute establishes certain requirements on the sale, installation, and use of these devices.
There are three categories of outdoor wood boilers: Phase I, Phase II and Non-phase I or II units. Phase II units are the cleaner burning units with an emission limit of 0.32 pounds of particulate matter or less per million BTUs of heat output.
Effective April 1, 2010, New Hampshire prohibits the sale of any outdoor wood boiler other than a Phase II unit.
Effective August 10, 2008, outdoor wood boiler installations must meet the following criteria:
- Phase I units:
- Must be installed at least 100 feet from nearest property line.
- Must have a stack height at least 2 feet higher than the peak of the roof of a residence or business not serviced by the unit located within 300 feet of the unit.
- Phase II units:
- Must be installed at least 50 feet from nearest property line.
- Non Phase I or Phase II units:
- Must be installed at least 200 feet from nearest abutting residence.
- Must have a stack height 2 feet higher than peak of the roof of residence or business not served by the unit located within 300 feet of the unit.


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Perfect Location walking distance to everything!
|Per month:
|$1,495 - $2,495
|Pets allowed:
Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 1
Sleeps: 2
Type: Condo
Pets allowed: No
Internet: Yes
Located just 12 miles south of the Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, we are within walking distance to the grocery stores and dozens of restaurants found in the Ahwatukee Foothills Village, one of 15 ingeniously planned villages in the Phoenix metro area.
Also nearby is the sprawling South Mountain Park—the largest city park in the nation—with its miles of trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding.
As your hosts, we want to make sure your stay at our condo is exceptional.
My husband and I are 25-year veterans of the travel and hospitality industry, which means we know what guests value in a travel experience.
And as avid travellers, we decided that, for our honeymoon, we wanted to visit a place we'd never been to before. We chose Phoenix.
Despite having visited hundreds of large and small places around the globe, Phoenix grabbed us. Two years later, we made Phoenix our part-time home (we spend the rest of our time in Montreal) and began to share its many, many perks with our rental guests.
We love to cook, wine, and dine, so we left a few of our favorite culinary tools and essentials for you in the pantry and cupboards.
Walk to Trader Joe's to select some fresh ingredients and whip up a meal for friends. While you cook, your guests can take a seat at the bar stools looking into the kitchen.
A dining table just off the kitchen seats four.
There's a sense of community here, as well, and many of our friends have purchased units after visiting us just once. It just has that kind of magic!
A tip: the area surrounding our condo is at its most magical at sunset. We recommend an evening stroll around the lakes with oranges and reds reflecting on the glassy water as the sun sinking below the ridge of the desert mountain range in the distance.
Afterwards, return for a night time dip in the heated pool.
You can do this everyday for months, if you'd like!
We'd love to have you join us. Please get in touch with us via the orange button on the right—we'll gladly tell you about our upcoming availability and anything else you'd like to know about our ideal Arizona oasis!
A short drive away from our condo, you can hike South Mountain trails or you can enjoy one of the many Golf Courses nearby. Not too far on Ray road, you have many stores including Ross, JC Penney, Best Buys, BevMo, Bed Bath & Beyond, Target etc. Easy access to I-10 and Loop 202 freeways. You will fall in love with Ahwatukee!
About the owner
Owner Profile
Lucie and Daniel Nolette Fortin
About:We fell in love with Arizona when we went there for our honeymoon in January 2007. We were dreaming that one day we could own a property there. That dream came true in 2009. With more than 25 years in the Hospitality & Travel Industries, we are very happy to welcome you in your home away from home....
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Availability Calendar
|Sep 01 2015
|Nov 30 2015
|1 Month
|Dec 01 2015
|Mar 31 2016
|1 Month
|Apr 01 2016
|May 31 2016
|1 Month
|Jun 01 2016
|Aug 31 2016
|1 Month
|Check In: 3 p.m. Check Out: 10 a.m.
|Deposits: One half of total amount at time of reservation - second half is due 45 days prior to arrival.
|Payment Options: American Express, Mastercard, PayPal, Visa
|Other Fees: $400 Security Deposit, $95 Cleaning Fee
- 1 King Bed
- Air Conditioning
- Beach Towels
- High Speed Internet
- Parking Included
- Balcony
- Full Kitchen
- Linens Provided
- Alarm Clock
- Coffee Maker
- Microwave
- TV (Cable/Satellite)
- Blender
- Dishwasher
- Oven
- Telephone
- CD Player
- Hair Dryer
- Radio
- Toaster
- Ceiling Fan
- Iron
- Refrigerator (Full)
- Washer/Dryer
- Gym/Fitness Center
- Restaurant
(<1 mile)
- Hiking
(2 miles)
- Movie Theater
(4 miles)
- Pool
- Shopping Area
(1 mile)
- Casino
(3 miles)
- Zoo
(13 miles)
- Lake
(<1 mile)
- Tennis
(1 mile)
- Golf
(3 miles)
Reviews (4)
Reviews for this vacation condo rental in Ahwatukee, Arizona
Dany St-pierre
Florida, USA
Excellent! Highly recommende! Want to go again!
June 1, 2014
I loved staying there! So close to everything, walking to grocery and restaurants, even a good hairdresser nearby. The amenities are exceptional. Lucie amd Daniel are ideal hosts. Their long career experience in tourism and hospitaly business shows in every detail. It's very clean, comfortable, nothing is missing in the kitchen! An absolute delight! Highly recommended! I will go back!
Juliette P-Charbonneau
Clean and welcoming place
January 13, 2013
After so many hours of traveling, it was very comforting to get into this nice condo. First impression is the cleanliness of the place and all the little attentions left by the owners Lucie & Daniel. There was information letting us know how to get food nearby, restaurants, walks or any other outdoor activities. Little attentions were there to ease our arrival: tissues, body and dishwasher soap, shampoo, toilet paper, shopping bags... Then, the next morning, we saw how nice it was outside, everything was so well groomed. It already felt like home, we knew right away that this place would please us for a long stay and it did!
Gilles Landreville
Montréalé, Québec, Canada
Quiet and comfortable
December 6, 2012
So pleasant We really spent a nice vacation in Arizona. A big thank to Lucie et Daniel who made this possible. They love Arizona and they shared that love with us. The condo is very comfortable with all the necessities and more. The grounds are very well maintained and the pool is sunny and quiet. It is very well located with easy access by feet to grocery stores, restaurants & shopping. One day trip activities are also possible such as touring in Phoenix, Sedona, Scottsdale or hiking in the mountains or in the desert. There are also many golf courses nearby. We highly recommend Lucie and Daniel's condo to discover Arizona.
Carole Larocque
Montreal, Canada
Amazing location!
December 5, 2012
We really enjoyed our stay in Ahwatukee. Lucie & Daniel's condo is very well located. Walking distance to a mall for the grocery shopping with a variety of stores and restaurants. The property is very clean and well maintained. We really felt like at home. We would recommend this place to all our friends and family.
Stay - February 2015 - from Carol & Dan ....
Dan and I had the pleasure of staying in Lucie and Daniel's lovely Ahwatukee condo. Lucie was most responsive to all our queries and is a very professional property owner/manager. The condo is very clean, well maintained with great amenities. Various grocery shopping is minutes away by foot or car and fabulous hiking is within minutes drive. We highly recommend this condo to anyone and would stay in any of Lucie and Daniel's properties. Carol and Dan
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Lucie and Daniel Nolette Fortin
About:We fell in love with Arizona when we went there for our honeymoon in January 2007. We were dreaming that one day we could own a property there. That dream came true in 2009. With more than 25 years in the Hospitality & Travel Industries, we are very happy to welcome you in your home away from home....
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