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$799—$1,059 2 bed 651 Napa Valley Lane, Crestview Hills KY, 41017
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651 Napa Valley Lane, 41017
Commute to Downtown Erlanger
Nearby parks include Edgewood Park, President's Park and Pioneer Park.
Grandview Summit Apartments has a Walk Score of 16 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
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Chris Dragon
Nov 07, 2014
Highest price around for outdated units, Office staff goes from bad to worse each time they change, No place for small kids at all there is nothing for them. With your rent you have to pay 130.00 for water, 30-35 dollars for pet fee so by the time you pay the water rent and pet fee you pay over 1000.00 for a 2 bedroom unit. The kitchen is tiny, the bathroom fixtures and tiles look like they came from the 80s, Old stoves and fridge, cheap blinds. In winter the master bedrooms are Ice cold even with heat blasting so expect a high gas bill in winter. If there are out of control tenants they ignore the problem so they can keep money flowing in. Forget the parking they purposely don't have enough so you have to walk a mile or rent an overpriced garage. They nickle and dime you, they do not include any utilities but add the huge water bill, If they have a problem with a building that has to do with normal issues that happen like plumbing they try and blame the tenants and charge them for damage. You have to drive your trash to a dumpster up the street. Office staff are rude. when your lease expires expect to pay alot more if you plan to stay. Lots of insects and if your lucky maybe you will get a unit that does not have BEDBUGS which if you bring this to the office attention they do NOTHING. The best part about the whole place is the maintenance men, They truly are the best part of these apartments and even when they are overworked they go out of their way to help. So if you wanna live in a non kid friendly, Outdated, Uninsulated, Have to walk a mile to drop off trash or find a parking spot, OVERPAY while your being treated rudely, and if you like sleeping with bedbugs this may be a place for you.
Michelle Parton
Apr 13, 2015
One they are spacious,plenty of closet space,the office staff is not rude !! I have never ever seen a bed bug and I've lived here almost five years and if you have any little bugs it would be rolly Polly bugs and the pest fee is included in your fees for electric ,water etc.and if you tell them that you have them they will come in and spray .So this is a nice quite community.
Elizabeth Lavandero
Jun 26, 2013
The apartments are spacious and feature quite a bit of closet space compared to other places I looked at. Some things have been updated which I would think varies from unit to unit. My specific unit has a new microwave but an older refrigerator and dishwasher. The bathrooms have ceramic tile but they went cheap in the kitchen/laundry and used vinyl. The grounds are nice however you will find trash littered everywhere and sadly, not all of the dog owners pick up after their pets. The pool definitely isn't kept up as it should. It's heavily used and often the water is cloudy and full of hair/dirt/sand. Ultimately, the size of the pool doesn't accommodate the size of the community. Better maintenance would be very beneficial though. Overall, the place is nice but somewhat overpriced. The monthly rent is fair but when you add on the "utility package" that is required on top of the gas/electric you already pay for, it seems high.
Valerie Stokes
Apr 20, 2015
Love my new home
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Mar 29, 2010
At first glance, the apartments are great. I moved into a 2 bed, 2 bath top floor unit last summer after talking them down to $700/month. At 1200 square feet, the space is large and comfortable. The walk-in closets in each of the bedrooms are nice enough, and the unit gets a decent amount of light during the day. I'm not too hard to please, so I will spare the actual review and just write my pros and cons. Pros: *Space *Quiet/Privacy *Inexpensive Base Rent *Great Maintenance Staff *Tucked away location Cons: *Hard to find parking anytime after 9pm *Higher cable bill than most, as you have to pay $40 for basic + HBO, and then extra to Insight for internet/cable. *Awful fitness center *Older style kitchen and appliances *Tucked away location *Not for young, single people Bottom line, if I had to pay the full rental price for the unit, I would have looked elsewhere. Otherwise, for the price it's a great place to live if you seek quiet and privacy.
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The Utah Technology Council (UTC) (http://www.utahtech.org) today announced A. Scott Anderson, Alan Hall and Kirk M. Ririe as its inductees into the 2014 UTC Hall of Fame. These Utah executives will be honored on November 7 at the Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City at the annual celebration of the technology industry.
This year's gathering of Utah's technology executives will be keynoted by Marc Benioff, chairman and CEO of salesforce.com.
"This is a stellar group of leaders in our 2014 inductees," said Richard R. Nelson, president and CEO of the UTC. "They have helped Utah become a great place for technology companies to thrive as they've led their respective companies to success. We're enthused to celebrate their accomplishments at the UTC Hall of Fame Celebration."
2014 Inductees:
A. Scott Anderson (photo) is president and chief executive officer of Zions First National Bank. Zions Bank is Utah's oldest financial institution and is the only local bank with a statewide distribution of branches.
A native of Salt Lake City, Scott joined Zions Bank in December of 1991 as executive vice president of Retail Banking. In this position, he was responsible for the growth and operation of the bank's branch network throughout Utah and Idaho, as well as overseeing other consumer and small business banking activities. He assumed his current responsibilities as president and CEO of Zions Bank on January 20, 1998.
Prior to joining Zions, Scott spent 17 years with Bank of America in San Francisco. While at Bank of America, Scott held a number of positions including: merchant banking officer, investment officer, high-tech lending specialist, commercial lending officer, business banking manager and manager of the San Francisco main office. He also spent seven years working in Bank of America's Asia division, headquartered in Tokyo.
Scott received a bachelor's degree in philosophy and economics from Columbia University in New York. He also received a master's degree in economics and international studies from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland.
Active in community affairs, Scott is currently serving, or has previously served, on the boards of numerous Utah organizations, including Intermountain Health Care, EB Medical Research Foundation, Huntsman Cancer Foundation, University of Utah, Utah Technology Council, USTAR, and Western Governors University, to name a few. He was named 2005 UTC Trustee of the Year and given their Bridge Builder Award in 2011.
Alan Hall (photo) is an experienced entrepreneur and investor, and has created thousands of jobs worldwide over the past three decades. Most recently, Alan founded and became CEO of Tempus Global Data, an innovative satellite company that manufactures and operates highly-sophisticated weather instruments. Alan also currently serves as co-founder and managing director of Mercato Partners where he is involved on the boards of Central Logic, Control4, CradlePoint and Goal Zero. He is a proven operator and investor with deep expertise in channel sales, marketing strategy and sales execution.
Prior to founding Mercato Partners, Alan Hall was founder and CEO of Marketstar Corporation, an outsourced global marketing and sales organization, which helps the world's largest high-technology companies generate billions of dollars in revenue. He is also the founder of Grow Utah, a non-profit organization which fosters entrepreneurship, and is a founding board member of the World Trade Center Utah.
Alan has been honored as the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year and the Mountain West Capital Network Entrepreneur of the Year. He also served as chairman of UTC from 2008-2013 and was honored as Trustee of the Year for 2006.
Alan received a bachelor's degree from Weber State University in Psychology and an MBA from Brigham Young University's Marriott School of Management.
As an active member of his community, Alan is the chairman of both the Board of Trustees and the Capital Campaign Committee at Weber State University. He also serves as a trustee for the Intermountain Healthcare Foundation, chairman of Ogden Pioneer Heritage Foundation and chairman of Prosperity 2020, a business-led movement committed to enhancing Utah's education system.
Alan has been married to the love of his life, Jeanne, for 45 years now. They have six married children and 17 grandchildren. Together, they serve as co-founders and co-chairs of the Hall Foundation, an organization dedicated to improving the lives of low-income families and eliminating poverty. Their mission is that "there be no poor among us."
Kirk M. Ririe (photo), born into an entrepreneurial family, pursued a broad education in chemistry engineering, languages, and communication, receiving his B.S. in Chemistry from the University of Utah in 2005.
Dr. Carl Wittwer, Ph.D., M.D., friend and mentor at the University of Utah, mentioned an idea for an incredible new technology that shortened a cutting-edge DNA analysis technique (PCR) from hours to minutes. Kirk built a prototype, photographed it and ran an ad in a scientific journal. Thus, Idaho Technology, Inc. (ITI) was born in 1990. Working with Dr. Wittwer and the University of Utah, ITI received NIH funding to add real-time fluorescent monitoring of the PCR reaction to its earliest PCR instrument, thus creating the LightCycler.® In 1997, Kirk, Carl and colleague Randy Rasmussen brokered a multi-year, multimillion-dollar licensing and collaborative research agreement with Roche Molecular Biochemicals.
In 1999, Kirk received the National Tibbetts Award on behalf of ITI's outstanding contribution to the SBIR program and the Franklin Jefferson Award in Science and Technology Innovation. In 2004, Kirk was an honored recipient of the 2004 Utah Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award, and ITI received awards from Frost & Sullivan for Business Development Strategy Leadership in the Biological Detector Market and Utah Business Magazine as one of Utah's Top 20 High Tech Companies. ITI was awarded the North American Biological Detection Company of the Year in 2007 and celebrated 20 years in business in 2010.
In 2011, Kirk's latest invention, the FilmArray® System and Respiratory Panel, a user-friendly PCR system for the point-of-care diagnostic market, received FDA clearance with the ability to test for dozens of different organisms simultaneously in under an hour. Other panels that have since been FDA cleared are the Blood Culture Identification Panel (2013) and Gastrointestinal Panel (2014).
On August 28, 2012, Idaho Technology, Inc. officially changed its name to BioFire Diagnostics, Inc.
On May 2, 2014, the University of Utah, College of Science formally inducted Kirk into the Science Hall of Fame.
Kirk serves on the Board of Trustees of the Utah Technology Council.
About The UTC Hall of Fame
The annual Hall of Fame event honors individuals with Utah ties who have made global contributions to the information technology, life science and clean tech industries through new technology, innovation and leadership. The gala also headlines keynotes from the world's great technology companies. Past keynote speakers include: Shantanu Narayen of Adobe; Jeff Bezos of Amazon.com; John Chambers of Cisco; Eric Schmidt of Google; Jerry Yang of Yahoo!; Steve Ballmer of Microsoft; Mark Hurd of Oracle; Paul Otellini of Intel and Kevin Rollins of Dell.
The Hall of Fame celebration is the year's largest gathering of Utah technology executives. UTC invites members of Utah's technology industries, as well as business and community leaders, to join in honoring this year's inductees.
The lead Palladium sponsor for this event is Domo and media sponsor is Utah Business.
For more information or to be a sponsor and register for the Hall of Fame, visit utahtech.org/halloffame or call (801) 568-3500.
About the Utah Technology Council
The UTAH TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL is the state's premier professional association for over 5,000 high tech, clean tech and life science companies. At its core, UTC exists to help Utah technology businesses become more relevant and competitive by creating VALUABLE CONNECTIONS with members and others who offer peer experience and advice, by addressing the serious TALENT SHORTAGE faced by member companies and by assisting members to gain ACCESS TO FUNDING. Members join UTC to share insights with industry peers, counsel with government and academic leaders and receive help from professional service providers and funding resources. www.utahtech.org.
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The man killed early Monday during a shooting at a Bellevue bar has been identified as DeShawn Milliken, 30.
The man killed early Monday during a shooting at a Bellevue bar was a Garfield High School homecoming king, student-body vice president, football star and an honor student, who also had a criminal history and was part of Seattle's 2001 Mardi Gras riot.
DeShawn Milliken, 30, died of multiple gunshot wounds, according to the King County Medical Examiner's Office.
Milliken was shot and killed at Munchbar, a restaurant and bar at Bellevue Square in what police have said was an isolated incident.
Authorities are looking for Ja'Mari Jones, 19, who they say was the shooter.
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Bellevue police have obtained an arrest warrant for Jones and say he should be considered armed and dangerous. Jones was last seen driving a white Nissan Maxima with Washington state license number AHZ1672.
Jones is one of three men convicted in the 2008 slaying of Seattle street musician Ed "Tuba Man" McMichael. The 53-year-old musician was beaten by the group of teens on Oct. 25, 2008, and later died.
Jones, Billy Chambers, a 19-year-old currently being held in federal custody on a firearms violation, and a third man, Kenneth Kelly, served time in Juvenile Rehabilitation Administration (JRA) custody for McMichael's death. According to King County Superior Court records, Jones was sentenced to a term of up to nine months after being convicted of manslaughter and robbery.
Thomas Shapley, spokesman for the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS), said Jones was at Chehalis' Green Hill School, the state's most secure juvenile rehabilitation facility, from April 2009 until March 2010. JRA is a branch of DSHS.
It's unclear why Jones served more time than he was sentenced to.
When interviewed after the sentencings in 2009, King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg said that police could find no eyewitnesses to the crime except for the teens themselves. Charging them as juveniles was "the only option we had to solve the crime," Satterberg said.
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Milliken had a minor part in the Mardi Gras attacks in Pioneer Square in 2001 and pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault and rioting. He was given a one-year deferred sentence, served no jail time and was ordered to do 30 days of community service. His attorney and classmates said he was wrongly accused.
Milliken, in his guilty plea, wrote that he was "not proud of his behavior" but "I believe the physical altercations with other people were the result of me defending myself or defending others who were attacked."
In May 2011, Milliken was convicted in Maricopa County, Ariz., of misconduct involving weapons. In March 2010, he was convicted in Maricopa County of facilitation to commit money laundering.
Arron Murphy-Paine, an assistant football coach at Garfield High School, remembers "D.Mill" Milliken as a childhood friend who always excelled physically, academically and socially. Milliken aced Advanced Placement classes while being one of the strongest football players in the nation, helping to raise a younger sister, and bringing friends together for parties outside of school, he said. As adults, they would catch up on life when Milliken came back to visit Garfield High football practices.
"He was the heart and soul of the Central Area," Murphy-Paine, 29, said. "Of people my age, I'd say he was the most popular guy in Seattle without a doubt." He said Milliken has an adopted daughter.
Witnesses of the Munchbar shooting this week described a chaotic scene, telling local media they dived for cover as gunfire erupted. Many of the 600 people at the bar at the time of the shooting were there to watch the Seahawks game and celebrate the team's blowout victory over the San Francisco 49ers.
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Released: Apr 01st, 1992
Running Time: 75
Director: Jerry Ross
Company: After Midnight
Cast: Sharise (I), Randy Spears, Danielle Rogers, Flame, Don Fernando, Courtney (I) (Russian), Ashley Nicole
Critical Rating: AA 1/2
Genre: Feature
Three relatively decent sex scenes highlight this parody of the adult biz: Danielle Rogers and Randy Spears, Don Fernando and Flame, and the girl/girler with Danielle and Sharise. The two threesomes, which should probably be the highlight of the production, are maddeningly interrupted by "director" Rogers giving the players instruction on how the scene should look. Too bad the scripter doesn't know that the best type of direction is where the action looks spontaneous ... which is exactly what doesn't happen here. An above-average video.


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Marina Cruise Review by dooleygb: Not Great-nor very good!
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Not Great-nor very good!
Destination: South Pacific
Embarkation: Tahiti (Papeete)
Not as good as we had heard. Have cruised several times from Carnival to Seabourn. Landed in Papeete 5:45 AM. Got to ship to leave luggage at 7:30AM. Brochure stated that as we were Penthouse level we could board at 11AM and our cabin would be ready for us then. WRONG.
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How roundly will this recomendation be ignored by walker & company?
The conservative strategy on cutting funding for education is based only on the fact the minute any one gets smarter they start thinking for them selves.
There is no small irony in all the workers with bad skill sets. In search of training. Otherwise deemed higher education. Not really. But it is handy to paint it as such when you are trying to SELL something. Like say a degree.
All the students entering "higher education".
Coupled with worker shortages in critical areas.
Something is terribly wrong here.
A larger better educated work force.
More and more jobs going unfilled because of tangible skills totally absent.
It suggests something. Quite different than throwing more money at the problem.
Change where we are throwing the money we spend already.
If you simply educate more MBAs when you really need welders and electricians?
What will they do with that MBA?
Start their own company?
Because they will not be able to find workers trained in the critical skills either.
Every person who has ever built anything significant and lasting. Knows you build from the bottom up. Set the keel. Dig the foundation. Create the core which supports the rest.
Oddly you can build stuff without a manager. Maybe not as efficiently or effectively.
But you absolutely can not build anything without workers who know how to make the stuff.
Managers being more apt to have skills which manage people. Rather than make the stuff the people make.
If there are no workers?
You definitely do not need managers.
Goes back full circle to we do not need to spend a damn dime more.
We need to look at where we are spending what we spend, now.
Redirect. Not increase.
Someone pays for Grant's right?
Republican lawmakers are meeting to greatly increase rates paid for expenses. These same lawmakers also meeting to discuss further cuts in student grants,abortion rights,and ending same day voter registration. Walker has given his party a "GREEN LIGHT" to reduce anything beneficial to workers,students,women,and the middle class. Walker and Ryan are two main players holding up negotiation on avoiding the economy going over the cliff. These Tea party puppets work for their rich backers and not for the people of Wisconsin.
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On Thursday, Israel's National Library unveiled the cache of recently purchased documents that run the gamut of life experiences, including biblical commentaries, personal letters and financial records.
Researchers say the "Afghan Genizah" marks the greatest such archive found since the "Cairo Genizah" was discovered in an Egyptian synagogue more than 100 years ago, a vast depository of medieval manuscripts considered to be among the most valuable collections of historical documents ever found.
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Holding the documents, protected by a laminated sheath, Ben-Shammai said they included mentions of distinctly Jewish names and evidence of their commercial activities along the "Silk Road" connecting Europe and the East. The obscure Judeo-Persian language, along with carbon dating technology, helped verify the authenticity of the collection, he said.
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"We've had many historical sources on Jewish settlements in that area," he said. "This is the first time that we have a large collection of manuscripts that represents the culture of the Jews that lived there. Until today we had nothing of this."
The documents are believed to have come from caves in the northeast region of modern-day Afghanistan, once at the outer reaches of the Persian empire. In recent years, the same caves have served as hideouts for Taliban insurgents in Afghanistan.
It remains unclear how the ancient manuscripts emerged. Ben-Shammai said the library was contacted by various antiquities dealers who got their hands on them.
Last month, the library purchased 29 out of hundreds of the documents believed to be floating around the world, after long negotiations with antiquities dealers. The library refused to say how much it paid for the collection, adding that it hoped to purchase more in the future and didn't want to drive up prices. The documents arrived in Israel last week.
Comparisons with the other find are inevitable.
The Cairo Genizah was discovered in the late 1800s in Cairo's Ben Ezra Synagogue, built in the ninth century. It included thousands of documents Jews stored there for more than 1,000 years.
Ben-Shammai said it was too early to compare the two, and it would take a long time to sift through the findings from Afghanistan. He said they were already significant since no other Hebrew writings had even been found so far from the Holy Land.
He said the Jewish community in the region at the time lived largely like others in the Muslim world, as a "tolerated minority" that was treated better than under Christian rule. Afghanistan's Jewish community numbered as many as 40,000 in the late 19th century, after Persian Jews fled forced conversion.
By the mid-20th century, only about 5,000 remained, and most emigrated after Israel's creation in 1948. A lone Jewish man remains in Afghanistan, while 25,000 Jews live in neighboring Iran — Israel's bitter enemy.
The library promises the finds will be digitized and uploaded to its website for all to see.


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JACKSON, Mo. -- Alice Mabel Nussbaum, 91, of Jackson passed away on Friday, Aug. 9, 2002, at the Lutheran Home in Cape Girardeau.
She was born Aug. 27, 1910, in Whitewater, Mo., daughter of August and Anna Grebe Eggimann. She and Arthur W. Nussbaum were married on Jan. 27, 1931. He died July 20, 1987.
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Survivors include a son and daughter-in-law, David and Sarah Nussbaum of Gordonville, Mo.; three daughters and two sons-in-law, Mildred and Clarence Grebing of Frohna, Mo., Evelyn Aumann of Decatur, Ind., and Marie and Joe Hoffmeister of Jackson; nine grandchildren, Rhonda and Kent Grebing, Denise Morrison, Martin Aumann, Laura Kukelhan, Sarah Butler, Martha Ahrends, and Andrew and Elizabeth Nussbaum; and 11 great-grandchildren.
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