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Here i am, in this pod I know as home.
I'm scanning out systems, searching for my prey. It's part of what I do. When learning of the glories of being a pod-pilot, they seem to gloss over this part of the job, and emphasize the cool-factor of flying a stealthed ship...emphasize the glory you'll gain from decloaking and launching your cruise missiles at an unsuspecting enemy. They forget to tell you about ALL the types of cloaked ships and their many purposes. Still, it's part of what I do to contribute to the cause... to keep our way of life intact.
My wallet flashes, looks like some of my orders are selling out. Hmm, my sell orders are running low. I'll need to make a trip and get more product to the market. Soon. Not today.
Today, I'm hunting.
While waiting on my scan results, I'm looking thru my skills. I've managed to get 56 to level 5. That's not enough. It's never enough. There's always someone more specialized, better, than I am. That's what pushes me to continue training. That's what gives me my focus -- I will be the best.
But at what cost? What am I willing to pay to be the best?
Ahh, another bust in another system. Time to head for the next. Maybe my prey will be there. Maybe it'll just be an unlucky day to have been hunting...
Life in EVE sure is fun and hunting sounds like fun thing to do in but for that you need ISK and so I run missions to get some hundred mil of ISK to buy better ships and modules to go hunting, hmm.... mabybe I should just do it your way and go hunting in my cloaked Helios and surprise sombody in low sec space, sounds like a plan :)Tue Jul 08 2008 6:46AM Report


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I have a program that accepts a file as input, does some work with the contents of the file and the pushes it out to a server. I want to add an optional command line switch to specify a "dry run" of the program whereby it does all the file crunching, but skips doing the writes out to the server. I am using argparse to bring in the command line arguments, but I don't see a way to do an "OR" function between the arguments. Here is what I'm more or less looking for...
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Of course, Deas will get a little help along the way. To supplement this tale of a guy with a heart two sizes too small, the Houston Symphony will perform the music and songs from Chuck Jones's 1966 animated TV special. Of course, that means "someone" is going to sing "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch." The program also offers some unique twists to Albert Hague's score. For instance, the opening number mixes Christmas music with a square-dancing hoedown (?!). As always, "Trim Up the Tree" is fun, and the lyrics to "Welcome Christmas" are certainly memorable: "Fah who foraze / Dah who doraze / Welcome Christmas! / Come this way!"
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Paris, Tenn. - Paris, Tenn. - The rain held off for the Demolition Derby, held at the Henry County Fairgrounds on Saturday night. Several hundreds were in attendance for the event.
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Paris, Tenn. - Despite unfavorable weather conditions, the Hushpuppy Dash 5K was held at the Henry County High School on Saturday morning. 28 runners took part in the event.
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The location of the hotel is not central (historic center is 10-20 min walking) but it's quite close to the train station. There is wifi, parking, and good breakfast. I only spend here one night but I enjoyed the stay here.
Hotel is fine for the money, can be noisey due to the rooms being opposite the train tracks and bus stops. Poor breakfast but evenings meals good and cheap, as most of the Czech Rep is. Receptionist is brilliant andcat least on 24 hours, some arent here.
I liked this hotel and it represented excellent VFM. The hotel was an easy 15 minute walk from the railway station (turn right and keep walking and the hotel is easy to find because of its colour).
It is also an easy 25 minute to the centre of this lovely city.
A nice quiet hotel 20 mins walk from city centre. Very comfortable, clean room with good en-suite shower. Good breakfast, fruit, ham, cheese, hot dogs etc. Excellent staff. You won`t go wrong with this place!
This is an above average hotel to stay in but its 15min walk into the historic area which might prove to change your mind staying here.
The rooms are very new and nice and have all the mod cons. Beds are comfortable. However, when I checked into the room I checked the bedding and there were a few hairs in...
I found this hotel conveniently located as needed to be close to the station in Olomouc. Reception staff very friendly, room extremely clean and comfortable. Only complaint was my room was to the front which meant being close to the railway line could prove problematic for some. Very good value for money.
Football in Olomouc, Denmark-Tjekkiet 3-0. One night in hotel Senimo. The beds are new and good and the room and bath have a good size. There is a restaurant where people been in shopping center come to take a break. Close to railway station. The breakfast is standard but ok .
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Every time I visit this city I sleep In this hotel. Reception staff very friendly. Good location near to the railway station. Shopping centre directly next to the hotel. Large and clean rooms. Really recommend.
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Just a few minutes later, after celebrating their dual climb from penury to prominence, from want to wealth (the Obamas reported more than $4 million in income last year), she went back to talking about hardship and injustice and misery in America, recalling her husband's distinction between "the world as it is" and "the world as it should be." She cited his lament that "all too often we accept the distance between the two, and settle for the world as it is –even when it doesn't reflect our values and aspirations. But he reminded us that we know what our world should look like. We know what fairness and justice and opportunity look like."
Don't "fairness and justice and opportunity" actually look a lot like the story of these Obamas themselves?
If the Democrats celebrate the fact that "in this country – of all countries- those things are possible," if they proclaim that parental "faith and hard work" can still deliver the American Dream, then isn't it contradictory to decry "the world as it is"?
Many other speakers at the convention similarly tried to have it both ways --- praising the nation for its social and economic mobility, while suggesting that this openness and opportunity ended with their own families' successes.
Governor Kathleen Sebelius of Kansas recalled that her great-grandmother worked as a house maid for President William Howard Taft— and then her father, John Gilligan, preceded Taft's own grandson as a Congressman from Ohio.
Deval Patrick, Governor of Massachusetts, recalled his tenement childhood in which he and his sister and their single mom lived with only two beds for the three of them, so they took turns sleeping on the floor – before Patrick went off to Harvard, Harvard Law. The Justice Department and the governorship..
Virginia Governor Mark Warner noted that he became the first-ever member of his family to graduate from college – before his own career at Harvard Law, and as a cell phone entrepreneur earning literally hundreds of millions of dollars.
Unfortunately, none of these convention speakers took the opportunity to remind their national TV audience that middle class and working class Americans could still replicate such impressive achievements – even after eight years of Bush.
Rather than encouraging the public to pursue timely dreams and apply timeless values with full confidence of success, the Denver Dems seemed to say that we made it, but you can't --- unless you elect us and we provide government help.
Amazingly enough, in recounting their own stories of advancement and achievement, none of the speakers cited bureaucratic intervention or federal assistance as an element of success. Instead, they repeatedly invoked strong personal values – strong families, self-discipline, tireless effort, sacrifice – as the sole key to economic and educational progress.
If those values worked for the top Democrats themselves, why can't they work for Americans everywhere?
By implication, these smug and preening politicians suggested that we're brilliant and strong and special enough to make it to the top without government help, but most of the mere mortals who are watching us on TV will get nowhere at all unless we somehow use taxpayer money to assist them.
As to the claim that recent Republican misrule somehow put an end to the opportunities that middle-aged politicians enjoyed during the golden "Camelot" era of their youth, it's worth remembering that the GOP has controlled the White House for 36 of the last 48 years. Michelle Obama, for instance, has lived the greater part of her 44 years on planet earth under Republican Presidents and, even more disproportionately, under Republican Governors of Illinois (30 out of 44).
The contradictions emanating from the Democratic convention—praising individual stories of opportunity and upward mobility, while decrying the general disappearance of opportunity and mobility-- actually mirror the most puzzling anomaly of recent public opinion polling. By overwhelming majorities, Americans describe the state of the country as dire and desperate, while similarly lopsided majorities rate their own status as successful, satisfying and optimistic.
Most citizens feel fortunate and confident and pleased with their lives, even while media alarmists and complaints from politicians have convinced them that the nation at large teeters on the verge of collapse and destruction. In other words, most of us know from our own experience that we're doing well and moving ahead, but we're illogically convinced that we're exceptional in that regard.
In the same sense, the TV extravaganza from Denver asserts again and again that the Democratic Party is comprised of strivers and dreamers who've overcome all obstacles, working their way up from nothing to enjoy the most lavish blessings our society can bestow. At the same time that we thrill to these all-American stories, we're reminded that we can never consider them representative or the nation at large.
In fact, the paragons on parade in the Pepsi Center – very much including both Obama and Biden—are, presumably, so unique in their history of unassisted self-improvement that we're meant to conclude that they're the only ones in the country ultimately fit to lead.
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A full third of Grace Abounding recounts one traumatic experience: a voice coaxing Bunyan for over a year to "Sell him," to sell Christ, "for this or that." Criticism has ignored the economic form of this episode. I argue that in it we see the symptom of an early modern religious subjectivity coming to understand itself in evidentiary, economic terms; "Sell him" marks the incommensurability between economic logic and personal relation. Where criticism has long recognized the relationship between Grace Abounding and Pilgrim's Progress as "creative reworking," I argue that Pilgrim's Progress relieves the particular wounds described in Grace Abounding.
According to the first law of thermodynamics, formulated in the 1830s and 1840s, energy could neither be created nor destroyed but could only circulate and transform within a closed system. This principle was especially well-received in Victorian England, where it suggested the possibility of a redemptive social or national self-sufficiency. While this ideal could not be achieved in the laboratory, both popular and scientific authors realized it through narratives that linked cause and effect, revealed hidden transformations, and enforced closure. Through their own narratives, many of the period's novels also negotiated this tension between entropy's inevitability and an ideal closure.
The Houyhnhnmland setting of Book 4 of Guilliver's Travels is typically understood within the context of fable, because the talking horses seem designed to instruct humanity through allegory. Once among his family in England, Gulliver's life conforms to realist literary conventions, so that the horses in Gulliver's stable are typically assumed to be brute beasts, and Gulliver's insistence on talking with them becomes a sign of his madness. I would argue, though, that Gulliver's conversation with his pet horses--and consequently the meaning of Book 4--yields a whole new crop of interpretative possibilities if Jonathan Swift's text is framed by contemporary debates about the nature of human and animal identities as well as by consideration of occurrences of pet keeping elsewhere in Gulliver's Travels.
Felicia Hemans's poetry develops an imagery of sounds and voices as a central thematic paradigm based on stratifications of acoustic effects usually uttered by specific figures or associated with specific places. The voices and sounds in Hemans's poetry are regularly situated within cultural and ideological contexts drawn from history or historically grounded literary and non-literary sources or connected with men and women in identifiable settings and situations. Concentrating on Hemans's 1820s poetic output, this essay suggests that, if her use of sounds undeniably conveys transcendental values and spiritual meanings, it also constructs a situated acoustic dimension that contributes to the narration of specific tales, of historically, geographically, and ideologically rooted narratives. In addition, this poetic elaboration of sounds and voices opens up a reflection on the nature and status of poetry as localized utterance and performance. This essay reconstructs and assesses the pervasive presence of sounds and voices in Hemans's output in order to counter familiar charges of dullness or facileness leveled at her poetry and reveal its carefully orchestrated, as well as consistently situated, nature.
Andrew Marvell's The unfortunate Lover narrates a gothic story of abuse, wounding, and incoherence for which the victim finds solace in the eternity of verse. Critics have lamented the poem's extravagance and seeming failure of control; it is, however, as tightly controlled in its argument as any of Marvell's more familiar verse, and its extravagance is scarcely unmotivated. The similarities between the gestures and images of The unfortunate Lover and insistent passages elsewhere in Marvell's texts, both verse and prose, suggest that the story of this self imagined in the poem had deep and enduring meaning for the poet. The poem's scenes of abuse and incoherence are in fact key to opening Marvell's entire story of the self and to new ways of understanding the situation of the topical and occasional in Marvell's lyric project.
This essay looks at the iconography of the telegraph in Hnery James's major phase, and seeks to understand The Ambassadors as exemplary of his fascination with "the idea of connectibility." The essay also inquires more broadly into the means by which technologies of communication become objects of emotional attachment, affective intensity, and even sensuous engagement. Reading across a range of period represetations of the telegraph, the essay shows how James's stylistic prodigality--his "magnificent and masterly indirectness," as James himself calls it--travesties a telegraphic economy of expression, even as his narratives fixate on the inscrutable pleasures of mediated communication.
This essay explores how sites of memory work a specific cultural function through what Melvin Dixon refers to as "a memory that ultimately rewrites history." I look at two of the most well-known poems of the Harlem Renaissance, Langston Hughes's "The Negro Speaks of Rivers" and Countee Cullen's "Heritage," one of which reveals a vested interest in producing identity by turning to the body as a locus of cultural memory, while the other ostensibly seeks to dismantle what it articulates as a fundamentally nostalgic and politically dangerous structuration of memory.
Mary Wroth's Urania registers a widening fissure in seventeenth-century England between royal claims to discretionary authority and a communitarian view of sovereignty emphasizing counsel and consent. The depictions of erotic torment in Wroth's romance literalize absolutist representations of political obligation as eager abasement to a beloved sovereign, and thereby show how such idealized narratives may compel subjects to assent to their own abuse. Yet even as the Urania relinquishes romanticized notions of rule in favor of a mixed monarchy, its fragmented, incomplete narrative suggests that there is no definitive solution to political discord, only a series of contingent, and necessarily imperfect, responses to the shifting Jacobean terrain.
The theory of commodity fetishism, in its received form, is too strong for critical cultural inquiry. However, while inflationary tendencies have been marked in post-Marxian developments of the theory--beginning with Lukács--the problem begins with Marx's original formulation. The analysis of the value form in Capital does not logically support Marx's thesis of universal fetishism in regularized commodity production. Rather, fetishism is a contingent phenomenon, to be probed in properly historical forms of analysis. Returning to its beginnings in a study of narrative disavowal in Conrad's novels, the article then examines fetishism and the figuration of capital in Nostromo.
The oft described darkness of Roxana's ending is more than thematic, going beyond Roxana's mistreatment of her daughter Susan. Nor is it a result of Daniel Defoe's lack of artistry. Instead it exposes the simplicity of the linear, single-character plotline that shaped novelistic assumptions (from Robinson Crusoe to Pamela to Emma) over the course of the long eighteenth century. Thus, Roxana should be seen not only as an important early monument in the representation of literary realism, but also as a critique of its very impossibility.


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Lewis Mills named Jesse Darcy as its new varsity baseball coach on Friday.
Darcy, a math teacher at Har-Bur Middle School, previously coached baseball at Rye Neck High in Mamaroneck, N.Y.
He played four years of professional baseball, three with the Tampa Bay Rays organization, after a successful four-year college career at Manahattan College.
"Lewis Mills has had a proud and successful tradition in baseball and Coach Darcy is the ideal fit for us," Lewis Mills athletic director Dave Tanner said. "Coach Darcy brings a strong knowledge of the game and high quality experiences at the high school, college and professional levels."
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A cooperative agreement for a multi-year professional and curriculum development project for faculty and administrators from five community colleges on religious pluralism in America.
A cooperative agreement for a multi-year project for faculty and academic administrators from twelve community colleges to integrate the Atlantic and Pacific Worlds into the U. S. history survey course.
Building upon a three-year study of history teaching at community colleges, the American Historical Association (AHA) helps instructors take an international approach to the U.S. history survey, one of the most widely taught humanities courses on community college campuses. The project opens with a conference at the Huntington Library, where participating community college faculty members study the history and cultures of the Pacific Rim in relation to North America from 1600 to 1850. They spend the next year exploring ways to incorporate the new material into their survey courses. A second conference - to be held at the Library of Congress - similarly takes up the Atlantic World from 1450 to 1850. Following this conference, participants implement their course revisions. A third conference in New York City serves as a showcase for presentations on results. William Deverell (University of Southern California) leads the study of the Pacific Rim, and Philip Morgan (Johns Hopkins University) leads the study of the Atlantic World. They present at the conferences and take part in online seminars, along with faculty mentors Cheryll Cody (Houston Community College, Southwest) and Kevin Reilly (Raritan Valley College). Core readings include works by David Abulafia, David Armitage, Bernard Bailyn, Jean Heffer, Patrick Kirch, and Matt Matsuda, among others. Participants also have opportunities to work with the collections at the Huntington Library and the Library of Congress.
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The East-West Center develops a professional and curriculum development project that engages community college faculty and academic administrators in an examination of "the historical dynamics of cultural interaction in China and Southeast Asia," focusing on the arts, literature, religious traditions, knowledge systems, and trade. Participating campuses are organized in geographically based clusters led by Middlesex Community College (MA), Community College of Philadelphia, Johnson County Community College (KS), City College of San Francisco, and Community College of Baltimore County. Project activities open with a ten-day symposium in Honolulu where participants engage in intensive study with leading scholars and develop plans for new courses or curricular revisions. Symposium readings include historical studies of East and Southeast Asia, The Analects of Confucius, and a philosophical examination of the concept of diversity, as well as supplemental readings on the regions drawn from history, politics, philosophy, religion, art, and literature. Over the next two years, Asian studies scholars visit each community college cluster in order to mentor participants as they implement plans developed at the opening symposium. In addition to conducting faculty development workshops, the mentors give public lectures. These activities are supplemented by an online conference featuring project-related research. The project concludes with a two-day conference (site to be determined). In addition to the project director, lead scholars include Thomas Kasulis (philosophy, Ohio State University), Stanley Murashige (art history, School of the Art Institute of Chicago), Morris Rossabi (history, Columbia University), and University of Hawai'i faculty members Roger Ames (philosophy), Paul Lavy (art history), and Barbara Andaya (history). Mentoring scholars are chosen based on the interests and needs of the participants.
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The Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U) and The Democracy Commitment: An American Community College Initiative (TDC) offer a three-year curriculum and faculty development program for community college faculty and administrators. The program enables 12 teams from selected community colleges to infuse questions about difference, community, and democratic thinking into transfer courses in the humanities; promote greater adoption of proven high-impact practices that advance important civic learning outcomes; create a series of humanities-enriched professional development opportunities for community college faculty, especially adjunct faculty; and expand the project's impact through collaboration with additional community colleges and partnerships with state humanities councils. It includes a summer faculty development institute in August 2012 and culminates in a symposium planned for October 2014. The program's impact is strengthened by a partnership with the New York Times' Epsilen online learning network, which is partnering with TDC in their national initiative. Through this partnership, project participants use the online learning platform to develop forums and to share and co-create resources and course materials.
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The Very Reverend Dr. Alan Jones spoke at Sylvania United Church of Christ March 16-17 as part of the Bill Chidester Lecture Series. Jones is Dean Emeritus at the Episcopal Grace Cathedral in San Francisco. His Saturday lecture touched on the struggle between individualism and the common good. On Sunday he answered questions during the church's 9:20 education hour, and then preached at the 10:40 worship service. His sermon audio is available at http://sylvaniaucc.org/sermon_display.php?ID=375. The church will have a wrap-up discussion about his visit Sunday, March 24, at the 9:20 education hour between worship services. All are welcome to attend. Copies of his book The Soul's Journey: Exploring the Spiritual Life with Dante as Guide are available for purchase in the church office for $14.95. The office is open M-F, 9-3. The next speaker in the lecture series is Diana Butler Bass, September 21-22. Visit the lecture series webpage at http://www.sylvaniaucc.org/nurture_chidester.html for more information and to sign up for an email reminder before the next speaker.


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Attending IBM Connect? Take a break and recharge your mobile device in the Social Cafe, while listening to short informative social talks by industry leaders from TechCrunch, Deloitte Digital, Redbook Thought Leaders, customers, business partners, IBM and IBM Champions.

A wide variety of social topics will be presented, including: Social enablement, collaboration, mobile apps, social networking, and community management. But how do you measure the value of it all? Chris Heuer, the specialist leader at Deloitte Digital, takes on this hot topic on Monday, January 28. He will share his insights on why measuring the value of social is so difficult, but not impossible.

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Chris is the specialist Leader at Deloitte Digital, leading the digital engagement strategy service offering within Deloitte's Social Business practice. Chris is also the Founder/Chairman of Social Media Club, the leading non-profit association of Social Media Professionals. Connect with Chris on Twitter @chrisheuer.

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Best Use of a Pheasant Carcass (2004)
Roasted pheasant broth at Landmark Restaurant
Pretty much everything on Joel Harloff's menu at the Melrose Hotel's signature restaurant is stunning. It's set up in courses instead of the more prosaic appetizer/salad/entrée arrangement. Most diners will focus on second or main course standouts. Among the initial offerings, however, is a simple broth. Now, broth is the sort of thing a cranky old man slurps down when the grandkids have "borrowed" his false choppers for a quick game of street hockey--an easily digestible soup consisting of water, for the most part. Yet Harloff's version, created from the roasted remnants of pheasant, stands out as one of the most exquisite first-course offerings in Dallas. The flavors of wild game and smoke linger with unexpected intensity. A few slivers of shiitake mushroom, a sparse handful of diced roma tomatoes and a slight swirl of pumpkin-seed oil add texture and enhance the natural wildness of the broth. Otherwise, it's a dish true to the heritage: mostly water and very simple. It's just about perfect, in other words
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Very Good
Elk Mountain
From $244 / night
Description from the manager
Description from the manager
Bedrooms: 3/
Bathrooms: 3/
Sleeps: 8/
Type: House
This 3 bedroom hillside home on 2 acres has the feel of a secluded cabin and all the conveniences of being near town (2 miles west of Red Lodge). Upon entering you are met with expansive views of the West Fork of Rock Creek Valley in the Beartooth Mountains through the floor to ceiling windows that compromise the entire back side of the house. Across the valley is a large elk refuge where elk can be seen grazing during the winter months. From the house you can also see deer, turkeys, and if you're lucky, a bear or moose. The house is full of custom touches throughout that make it warm and inviting including new wood floors and carpet, beautiful photos and artwork cover the walls and there are multiple "woodsy" touches throughout.
The living space on the upper levels includes the kitchen, living/dining area area, den/playroom and convenient powder room. The large living dining area has plenty of comfortable seating and offers opportunities to cozy up to a warm fire in the gas fueled "wood" stove.
The kitchen is fully stocked including full-sized appliances, a large pantry and multiple kitchen "gadgets" (see amenities list). There is plentiful tableware include a set of "moose" dishes that make family/group eating fun and inviting.
The den/playroom is separated from the main living room with French doors which allows kids to enjoy their stay while the adults enjoy the quiet. This room also offers beautiful mountain views from a large L-shaped sleeper sofa that can be made into a queen-sized bed. (There are curtains that can be closed over the French doors to create an additional bedroom.) A second seating area with couch and love seat includes a flat screen 32" TV with cable and DVD/VCR player.
A door from the dining area provides access to the small upper deck with seating for four and a new 3 burner gas grill.
The lower level includes 3 bedrooms and a full-sized bath and tucked away laundry area. Each bedroom has floor to ceiling windows that can be left open for views of the moon and stars at night and beautiful sunrises in the morning, or covered with blinds for those who choose to sleep in. Each bedroom has a door that allows access to the large outside patio and hot tub. The hot tub is tucked into a corner and allows private views of the mountains by day and stars by night.
The master bedroom has a king-sized bed with en-suite bath and large, walk-in closet. The second and third bedrooms each have queen-sized beds with large closets and dressers available for storage. The third bedroom has a small sofa for quiet seating or a sleeping area for the littlest guests.
This home is family/child-friendly. There are toys, books, puzzles, children's plastic dishes in the kitchen and standing stools in each bathroom to help little ones reach the sinks.
Additional amenities include: sofabed, tervis tumblers, skiing close by, easy access, icemaker, whitewater rafting, nordic skiing, full range, crib, coffeemaker, seasonal city pool, iphone and ipad compatible stereo system, food processor, park, ice skating, 24 hour on call maintenance, 2 queen beds, tennis courts, horseback riding, baby gate, scenic drives, charcoal or propane provided for the grill, coffee grinder, towels/linens provided, excellent views, wildlife viewing, biking, games/puzzles, suitable for children, washer/dryer, paper towels/ toilet paper provided, hiking, dining, snowshoeing, beartooth all american road, king bed, fishing, skiing, atving, golfing.TripAdvisor property ID 2118606 ...Read more
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About the manager
AAA Red Lodge Rentals
AAA Red Lodge Rentals
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- Fireplace
- Alarm Clock
- Ceiling Fans
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- Mountain Views
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- Pet friendly - ask
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Very Good
based on 12 reviews
Very good
Chicago, Illinois
"Elk Mountain"
The view was fantastic and the house was very well equipped. Red Lodge was a cute town with plenty to do and proved to be a good home base for some of our other activities. We liked the house so much we changed our plans to stay an extra night. AAA Rental was very efficient. Would have liked to have a few more fans.
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Would you recommend this vacation rental to a friend? Yes
Recommended for: Travelers, Friends, Families w children, Romantic, Singles
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Billings MT
"great view"
Have stayed at many places offered through aAa rentals and by far this was the best for views and convenience to the mountain.
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We enjoyed everything about this rental home...the view is amazing...deer and elk to be seen across the valley, no neighbors right beside you, great patio and grill, cozy bedrooms, nice bathrooms, incredible kitchen and dining room, and the sitting areas were fantastic. The only thing that wasn't perfect was the hot tub being a bit too small for the four of us. Highly recommend this rental home. You will not be disappointed!
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Recommended for: Luxury, Romantic
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North Dakota
"Beautiful location, warm inviting house."
We have stayed in quite a few rental homes in Red Lodge and the location of this one is top notch. It's right on the way up to the ski resort and is on the edge of the hill for maximum privacy. The only issues we had were a couple house maintenance issues: (1) the gas fireplace ran out of gas after one night. We could have called if it had mattered that much and I am sure it would have been taken care of. (2) This must be an older home as there are not very many lights (no lights in the ceiling of the bedrooms etc). This causes you to get ready in the morning trying to use one little lamp. The lights they do had we had trouble getting to work. The dining room light never did turn on and only half the recessed lighting worked.
There is a double garage but there was a car parked on one side so only one stall was usable. Would've been kindof nice to put both our cars inside during the night.
This house had plenty of kitchen items, plates, utensils etc. We did make a pizza one night but it smelled like the stove needed to be cleaned. We loved the fact that the master closet was huge! Could definately accomodate a child or two. Also note that all the bedrooms are on the lower level (basement) in case of handicap accessible issues. The men in our party were absolutely crushed that they did not get the March Madness Mens basketball channel. They had some movie channels but no Espn or CBS. Also there isn't a tv in the main living area, only a small one in the family room. Would've thought a big screen would go nicely in place of a painting so we weren't all crammed around the small tv in the family room.
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"Wonderful Cabin, Beautiful View!"
Elk Mountain was a fantastic choice for our group! Not only is it located on Ski Run Rd, which is the road to Red Lodge Mountain, but it is perfect for 3 couples! It has 3 bedrooms in the daylight basement that each have a patio access door that leads right to the hot tub, a fully stocked kitchen (including spices, tin foil and zip lock bags, etc) and lots of room! We loved it! The view was incredible! The entire back wall of the house is windows, including the bedrooms downstairs. We loved it! We will definitely be staying here again next year! Thank you to the Christensen's, the owners!
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Recommended for: Romantic
"Great place to get away!"
My wife and I have been going on a ski vacation for the last 7 years with a few other couples. This year we decided on Red Lodge. This place was fantastic with the location close to the mountain but easy drive to town. Amazing views out the full windows in the back. Cabin was stocked with everything you could need. Light above the dining table was not working but I am sure it was fixed right away Tuesday morning (Monday was a holiday). Definitely recommend this place and next time in Red Lodge we will stay here again.
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Recommended for: Rugged, Romantic
A FlipKey verified reviewer
"Everything was as advertised"
Had a great time in Red Lodge during the Christmas holidays. Went cross-country skiing one day followed by down hill the next. The Elk Mountain home was perfect for us. Enjoyed playing games at the table, hot tubbing, and enjoying some home cooking all with the majestic mountains in the background.
Would do it again all over again.
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"Relaxation at its best!"
We chose to stay at Elk Mountain over Thanksgiving this year. The house was perfect for our group of 6...even though it could easily accommodate many more people! We only had three negative issues. One was the hot tub which did not heat and had to be fixed, but they came as soon as I called. Another was the oven, which billowed black smoke when we baked cookies the first night...however, it burned off and was no longer a problem. Finally, the toilet in the 1/2 bath ran constantly and had to be fixed over and over again. Since my husband kept fixing it, I didn't want to bother the rental agency about the repair over the holidays, but I'm sure they would have come if I had called. It was such a quiet location...great for sleeping, the kitchen was extremely well stocked with all the dishes, gadgets, etc we needed, and we got to see deer in the mornings and evenings out the bank of windows that spanned the entire living and dining area...gorgeous view!!! In spite of our "minor" problems, it was well worth it and we would most definitely stay here again. The rental agency was great to deal with as well.
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North dakota
"just ok"
Red Lodge is always nice, regardless of where u stay! However this house was not for me. It had came with 2 broken couches and the fireplaces was not working at the time of our visit. The chairs outside on the deck had no seats. For these issues they offered 15% off our next stay in this house and were having the owners look into what needed repairs. I do not plan on using that discount. Otherwise it is a fine house if you are one who goes out alot. We were not those people. We wanted to watch the football games, but with 1 very small tv and limited stations (no local channels either) this was not possible. No wifi. Hot tub was nice tho the light switch for outside could be better located as it is in one of the bedrooms. There was a car parked in the garage so that is really not open to renters and parking space is small. If u have more than 3 cars there it could get tight. The black out shades they claim don't fully fit the windows so that does not apply. Plenty of light gets in. When u r upstairs u can hear the people downstairs snoring and all the bedrooms are downstairs right next to eachother, and yes, you can hear much of everything. Poorly built house. Not worth the price, even for the view in my opinion.
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Response from the manager, AAA Red Lodge Rentals - 11/03/2012
Thank you for your feedback. The owners have replaced the broken sofa and there is a new gas fireplace in the living room. The owners are upgrading frequently. AAA Red Lodge Rentals.
We had such a good time during our stay at Elk Mountain - the house is beautifully decorated, very comfortable and the view is wonderful. Our family ran the 5k Charity Run which was excellent. We would love to come back another time - maybe during the ski season.
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Gillette Wy
"Looking foreward to next year"
We are always impressed with the house the up grades refridgerator etc was very nice we all enjoy the quiet views the Bear Tooth rally is so friendly and having the accomidatione with you are so easy and great see you next year.
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Recommended for: Luxury, Rugged, Romantic
LovIin it in the Beartooth Mountains
"Nice home with a great view of the absaroka's."
We had a great time and the service (checking the PH in the hot tube, and the young lady that did this, also worked hard to find us a fan
because the fan at the house had no cord).
It would seem that for the price, some things should be updated, i.e.
the Kitchen appliances and the cover over a very marginal barbque was
in shreds and held together by some string.
The home was very clean & neat which made it very comfortable.
We would have preferred to be on Rock Creek but, my children didn't
confirm their visit until all those accommodations were gone.
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Recommended for: Disabilities, Rugged
Response from the manager, AAA Red Lodge Rentals - 11/15/2011
Elk Mountain has since got a brand new stainless barbque and many new appliances...with more to come!
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