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Posted on 02/10/2012 9:09:35 PM PST by nicmarlo
Memo to the Republican Establishment, Part II.
First of all, let me apologize for not getting back to you sooner. I realize it's been 15 days since I've penned (as the Mittster would say) my last memo to you. . . . Good manners dictate that I convey my most heartfelt congratulations to you for what you did to old Newt in your aggressive ad campaign. I mean, you guys really did him in. As we say in Louisiana, you made minced meat out of that boy.
You rounded up a bunch of Wall Street money and turned it over to the Willie Horton ad guy to destroy one of your own. You boys really crack me up . . . I don't think we Democrats could come up with something quite so clever. You have accomplished quite a feat.
The problem that you have now is not Newt. It may take a few months, but you will get him under control. Your in-house network -- the boys over at Fox . . . thought they had wired Newt up to go positive, but they found out it is difficult to control a Tulane man. Don't worry, he just got sucker punched. Soon enough he and all of his "baggage" will be sent packing. . . .
You know how it goes, you squish one gnat and you gotta deal with another. Your latest nuisance comes in the form of an anti-contraception activist and 18-point loser, Rick Santorum. . . . I know you don't need my help in disposing of this loser.
The problem you have now is the same problem you've had all along. It's the Mittster -- and it's a big problem. . . . [snip]
(Excerpt) Read more at cnn.com ...
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Must I read it all?
CNN is a disgusting communist news network and James Carville should blow his brains out and save us the trouble.
Ask me how I really feel.
Romney reminds me of Michael Corleone at the baptism. Putting on the good guy act while his gang executes the hits he ordered.
Yeah, it's good and he's right.
I was over there trying to see if they had any opinion polls....and here I found a gem written by Carville, of all things.
Let me know your thoughts after you read.
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I agree with you on CNN; however, they had better (more honest, unbelievably, than Faux News) on Colorado's election night's results....and this piece by Carville is spot on and deserving of attention, imo.
If gas is $5/gallon next labor day weekend, as it looks like it will be, we could beat Obama with any of our candidates especially considering the true employment situation in this country.
I agree; I read someone's similar post earlier today (perhaps it was your own). It's so true!
The only state the turn out was UP and it broke a record was SOUTH CAROLINA, THE STATE THAT NEWT GINGRICH WON!
Very possible. Add to that the incensed Catholic vote.....as well as those democrat business owners, perhaps seeing for the first time, how bad Obama has been for themselves, personally, and our future.
This martian looking dunce makes me sick. He HATED Obama 4 years ago when he was supporting Hillary Clinton. Carville is a cajun from Louisiana and still despises Obama buts gets on national TV and defends him. The SOB also calls himself a Catholic but believes it's OK to murder unborn children and for two men to get "married". Carville makes me want to throw up every time I see him smirk and start laughing when he's talking to a republican. And I am sick and damn tired of Carville and any other Obama-loving democrats saying that 98% of Catholic women take some type of birth control pill. Some damn number these idiots made up but they keep repeating it over and over on all over TV. Carville needs to crawl back under whatever rock he came from. He also needs to go back to Louisiana and tell the good ole boys what he really feels about Obama. He's a two-faced hypocrite if there ever was one.
Yep; it's good he indirectly pointed that out, too.
I just thought this was the best thing I've ever seen him write (so unbelievable to say that about him LOL).
That may all be true, but this particular article is spot on about the GOP-e and what they've done to Newt. And hinting at what they may have yet to fear from him because of what they've done.
He's also accurate in his surmising Romney's flaws.
IMHO, he's made numerous valid points and observations, and the object of his scorn is the GOP-e, deservedly.
Things look bleak for Mitt Romney. It is a long hard road to win the 1,000 plus delegates. LOL at Carville is right...I can just envision him going on...lol I think I saw him on Swamp People the other night:)
Un-frikken-believable but Rasmussen has Bam's daily approval rating at only -10. It's been between -15 and -20 for over a year!
WTH? Don't count on the gas prices affecting the drones who vote Democrat. They give new meaning to the word stupid.
Yep; what Bush did his last few years in office....I take issue with much of it. He oversaw what Bernanke and Hank Paulson were doing, what the SEC was doing (and not doing)....I cannot forgive him for these things. That's about all I'll say about that.
In essence, the GOP and it's past voters this election have attempted to kill the only Republican that can win, Gingrich.
The most salient attribute of this article is the fact he can scorn us...tell us how we screwed up...signal every move in advance, and then make it all come true.
If any candidate besides Gingrich ( or Paul?) gets nominated, the GOP will lose in a LANDSLIDE.
"Come to think of it, thanks to the Republican-created financial crisis, there are a lot more poor people in rural and suburban America causing problems for you. In fact, you boys created a slew of poor people, didn't you? But we will get back to that in late October."
Screw this ugly jackass...republicans created all the poor people, huh?
How about ACORN's senator, Bath-House Barry? He's the foodstamp pimp, and ACORN saw to it that people that should have rented got loans for houses they couldn't afford from banks based on their "public assistance, food stamp, Social Security benefits—ACORN called this "non-traditional" income!!!
Get bent, Carville- you ugly liberal snake.
could somebody explain this paragraph, please, because I think Carville is a jerk but he knows hard politics:
"The problem that you have now is not Newt. It may take a few months, but you will get him under control. Your in-house network — the boys over at Fox (I'm sorry, Greta, I meant the people over at Fox) — thought they had wired Newt up to go positive, but they found out it is difficult to control a Tulane man. Don't worry, he just got sucker punched. Soon enough he and all of his "baggage" will be sent packing. Newt is fighting now, but he will come around as I am sure the Koch brothers are in need of a good historian. Get my drift? Newt's post-primary employment is the kind of thing that needs to be discussed in quiet rooms.
what does "the boys over at Fox (I'm sorry, Greta, I meant the people over at Fox) — thought they had wired Newt up to go positive" mean?
what does "Newt's post-primary employment is the kind of thing that needs to be discussed in quiet rooms" mean?
what does "Soon enough he and all of his baggage will be sent packing." mean - it sound more ominous than losing in the normal process of primaries...
anyone who can help, thanks very much.
Louisianans know it's MINCEMEAT, not "minced meat", you extraterrestrial freak.
If we have learned anything this year, it's that the electorate is labile. There are lots of independent type people that can be swayed. Those are the people we need to target.
It's Carville. Of course he's not going to admit that the Democrats have, exceedingly well, created the number of poor in this country by their own hand.
Having said that, the point of the article is what the GOP-e has done to Newt and how they've got Rinomey as their choice....so they're sending their attack dogs on all the other candidates. Partisan rhetoric aside, Carville's right about much of his criticism concerning what the GOP-e has done and is doing to the presidential candidates, and how that will even likely drag the harm done and spread into the November elections.
I think what he was trying to say about the 'go positive' is the talking heads at Faux News kept saying that Newt's numbers were going down when he started going negative against Romney....so, they were attempting to tell Newt not to 'whine' and criticize Romney (that's what I think Carville meant).
As to the other comment as to Newt's being a historian, I took that to me an implied threat to their own skeletons in the closet; they might want to be careful: Newt might find a job exposing some of their own, post-election, should he not be elected. He might go on his own 'seek and destroy' mission.
And then there was old Lord McCain poking his dirty finger into the eye of the American people every chance he got. I am so totally relieved he climbed up into Mitt's chariot. I am not sure I could have handled him really taking a stand for US.
Now it is 'funny' that Mitt's core funding seems not only to be the leftist pretend 'devil' Wall Street, but also the gamblers. Any more of these rich gamblers sign onto Romney's wagon and they will have to rename his campaign 'gambler's anonymous.
Some days it is really difficult to say our foreign enemies are more of a threat to US than the domestic ones, including old serpent head.
I loathe him; and you're right, it would have been totally out of character for him to pretend now to care about the Constitution and Bill of Rights.
Some days it is really difficult to say our foreign enemies are more of a threat to US than the domestic ones, including old serpent head.
I agree; what's even sadder is that so many Americans don't even realize it.
I admit, I got so incensed after reading that portion of the article, I just blew up.....BUT....WTF!?! WHY would Carville deign to give "pointers" to the Republicans???
Unless Mary hit him over that ugly head with a fry pan (and I don't trust HER entirely), what is his motive???
AMEN to your entire post!
Titans, this is a great article from Carville.
I just found this statement: "Newts post-primary employment is the kind of thing that needs to be discussed in quiet rooms" and "you'll get him under control in a few months" - very ominous like blackmail, or some sort of legal action, or more new skeletons... I listen to Carville when I can, I like the way he fights, just not who he fights...
That's the question. I have no clue. I can only think that, perhaps, in part, to taunt? Since he's writing this in stone (very succinctly and in their face), it's quite likely many more are whispering / admitting it behind closed doors and it leaked out. And perhaps too, now, because it appears too late. There's really nothing the GOP-e can do; they've opened their Pandora's Box.....and it will be to their own demise. So, he's gloating too, perhaps.
Only the politically naive ignore Carville. Has absolutely nothing to do with liking him.
Maybe....I agree with your assessment on Carville. I don't agree with his ideology, but he's no dummy.
Agree with everything you said.
Remember the Florida debate when Mitt was lying through his teeth... such as the vast amount of money he made off his Fannie/Freddie investments were done so in a 'blind' trust.... http://www.boston.com/Boston/politicalintelligence/2011/09/romney-pummels-profits-from-fannie-freddie/a2YN7UoFKXQHW1RzAiaW4J/index.html The liberals are going to clean his 1% clock, he will be the 'devil' of greed when they get finished with him....
The above story is not new from 09/19/2011, yet old Mitt could not help himself but stutter around and pretend otherwise.
He's the junkyard dog of capitalism- make that Vulture Capitalism.
Oh, my, do you not know yet that the 'bain-washed' PROUD -GOP Establishment consider it devil talk to describe their Capital'ISM' as vulture economics? (Better described as Keynesian economics.) I have tried to comprehend exactly where I a mere peasant, would go out here in fly-over country to purchase me some 'Bain'!!!!
Interesting article.
Yes, and Rush has said the Occupy Movement was formed and promoted with him in mind... sort of the prelude to the 1% candidate... against the 99%.
And with mormonism, they have a very controversial belief system that i am sure will be examined in detail, and then the racial component of the mormon church on blacks until a couple decades ago.
So in romney, they get the super rich, white guy, with offshore investments, who belongs to a crazy church that used to hates blacks, and says stuff like I hate to fire people... almost made to order... if you are a dem.
oops - says stuff like I love to fire people... :)
It seems stunningly foolish that the GOP-e would have decided to back Romney or it is a very cunning game of deception.
If we get a brokered with Jeb-- I'd say we have been had.
Carvilles spot on with this article.
IF Mitt buys the nomination, I expect to hear repeatedly in his own words, "I do not care about the very poor," Mitt will have to spend millions saying, but I said they have a safety net.
And with mormonism, they have a very controversial belief system that i am sure will be examined in detail, and then the racial component of the mormon church on blacks until a couple decades ago.
Isn't Harry Reid a Mormon.. Now some 'super' pac might hurl boulders about the religion, but I do not see Obama himself touching the subject.
So in romney, they get the super rich, white guy, with offshore investments, who belongs to a crazy church that used to hates blacks, and says stuff like I hate to fire people... almost made to order... if you are a dem.
Well for some convoluted reason the PROUD GOP Establishment are obsessed in courting those so called 'independents'... And the way Romney's campaign is set up it actually appears he is attempting to court the 1% that helped Obama bundle his way to the White House.
Romney reminds me of Bill Clinton.
At the funeral. When he as laughing until he noticed the television camera.
Then he cried on que.
That is Romney. Romney is a liar, and Romney hates puppy dogs.
Shame on Romney.
And maybe you don't want somebody like Newt wounded AND mad at you... ok, that gives me a little peace... thx
Yesterday I just said the exact same thing to a friend who is agonizing everyday about the election. I told him to take a nap till September.
that's kinda what I'm thinking Carville's thinking. He knows Newt's a not just a historian, but also resourceful with his knowledge. "Get my drift?" :p
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Allan & Jane Hamilton
The therapy programs run by the Hamiltons and the staff at their ranch in Tucson have been featured on Arizona Highways, ABC News, PBS, and CNN and has written about and featured in Western Horseman, Horse and Rider, and Equus magazines. The Hamiltons have facilitated more than a hundred equine clinics in the United States and abroad. In 2011, they were selected as the keynote speakers for the Eighth Annual Gathering on Equine-Assisted Learning and Equine-Assisted Mental Health Best Practices. The spiritual and scientific principles used in all equine-facilitated programs at Rancho Bosque is the focus of a new documentary film by Emmy and Oscar-nominated film director Wayne Ewing, released in 2013. Learn more about the film by clicking here.
After beginning his working life as a janitor, Allan J. Hamilton went on to attend Harvard Medical School and become a brain surgeon. He has been the Chief of Neurosurgery and the Chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Arizona Health Sciences Center. He holds professorships in Neurosurgery, Psychology, Radiation Oncology, and Computer and Electrical Engineering at the University of Arizona. He has been chosen by his peers as "One of America's Best Doctors" for fourteen consecutive years.
His first book, The Scalpel and the Soul: Encounters with Surgery, the Supernatural, and the Healing Power of Hope (Tarcher/Penguin 2009) was a best-seller and has been translated into several languages.
His second book on the spiritual connection between humans and horses, Zen Mind, Zen Horse: The Spiritual Lessons Horses Bring to Life, (Storey Publishing 2011), won the Nautilus Gold Award in 2012 for works of non-fiction "that change the world one book at a time." Past award winners include Eckhart Tolle, Deepak Chopra, and His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
Dr. Hamilton is a renown horse trainer and has carried out clinics throughout the United States and abroad. He has been featured at national venues and has participated numerous times as a featured presenter and trainer at Equine Affaire. Both he and his wife were recruited to help evaluate and train horses from the National Stud of the Republic of Ireland and the Racing Academy and Centre of Education in County Kildare, Ireland. Both of them were invited to address a joint session of both houses of the Irish Parliament on the rehabilitation and rescue of Thoroughbred horses from the racing industry which is supported by the government with tax revenues derived from legalized betting. They have also been advocates for the preservation of wild mustangs in the US and safeguarding of their natural habitats throughout the West. Dr. Hamilton is proud of his mentors who include the late Ray Hunt, Monty Roberts, Pat Parelli, and Clinton Anderson.
Jane F. Hamilton is the Director of Rancho Bosque and is a licensed clinical psychologist, instructor, and psychotherapist. She obtained her PhD in Psychology from Boston College and her Master's Degree from Harvard University. She has been a practicing psychologist since 1981. She completed a clinical internship in Psychology at Boston Children's Hospital.
She maintains a clinical private practice where she provides counseling, therapy, assessment, consultation, supervision, training, and continuing education. She teaches college and graduate level classes in Psychology, Sociology, Professional Development, and Criminal Counseling. She is certified for Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) and focuses her talents on the emotional and psychological aspects of the EAP programs that are conducted at Rancho Bosque.
Christian Murillo was born and raised in Nogales, Arizona where he spent his childhood working on his family's ranch, developing his passion for horses at an early age. He is a graduate of the University of Arizona College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, with a major in Equine Science. Hired at Rancho Bosque as a part-time ranch hand, he quickly worked his way up to Director of Equine Services, and oversees all daily training and equine programming at Rancho Bosque.
Christian has completed The Signature Series of equine programming at Rancho Bosque, earning his Certificate of Completion working under the supervision of Drs. Allan & Jane Hamilton. As a highly skilled and intuitive horse trainer, Christian is a part of all equine-facilitated therapy and learning programs at Rancho Bosque.
Linda is the Office Manager of Rancho Bosque. She was born into a US. Air Force family at Davis-Monthan AFB in Tucson, traveled throughout the world while growing up and settled in Tucson in the early 90's. She is experienced in property, facilities, & business management and holds management certifications with the National and Southern Arizona Community Association Institute. She has a fierce loyalty to the team at Rancho Bosque. While she ensures that the bills get paid, the horses get fed, and everything and everyone runs on schedule, she will also go the extra mile to make sure that Rancho Bosque's clients are completely satisfied with their equine experiences.
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i squeak when she wins.
"When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return." - Leonardo daVinci
There are only 10 types of people in the world; those who understand binary, and those who don't.
a little.
geez. hingis' arms are kinda fat in that pic.
"When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return." - Leonardo daVinci
back on topic boys
I'm the little guy sitting second wheel. Little but DENSE DNF in that one, but at least I got close to the front, sort of. Bethel, 3/30. Dropped out and two laps later bam lots of hurt in a crash. Oh and you can pick out my one American muscle V8 vehicle in my quiver - its rear door is open in the background.
I thought it was Hingis too. I guess I haven't been paying attention to the tennis world recently.
what handlebars are those cdr?
Last edited by celticfrost; 04-03-08 at 11:07 PM.
"...in Las Vegas where -the electric bills are staggering -the decor hog wild -and the entertainment saccharine -what a golden age -what a time of right and reason -the consumer's king -and unhappiness is treason..."
Weight weenies keep it light.
Director of the Midnight Express Ride; Board of Directors, Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition.
2. Bar is a Mavic 350 crit bar. Same bend as a Cinelli 65-40 (well, 41, if such a thing existed), also same as 3ttt Gimondi 43 cm. I bought ALL of the bars Mavic had left when they were clearing them out - all 2 of them (I skipped the wider 45s). That was in 1997. I preciously guard my crit bend bars, praying someone makes more before I use them all up, I have maybe 4 left.
3. Frame is a 52. Really. Says so on the frame No spacers for stem, stem is a -73/flat, so that helps the front end appear low. I'd have gone smaller but I need the 53.5 cm top tube (prefer 55+ but can't get that and still climb off the bike without squealing).
4. Side of the van are pieces of paper taped to the windows. Race results. That day I drove away without taking them down first (distracted by huge crash, 2 guys to hospital, not a good day). Lost the Cat 5's results, stopped, and retrieved everything else.
P123 race incidentally, with perhaps 1/3 of the field Cat 3s.
OTF, FTW... 500 meters earlier I tated my breakfast a bit. Suffering: affirmative.
better quality: http://www.cyclingrevealed.com/photo..._pics45_10.htm
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Teammates-on-Podium O'meter: 0/n (n=total # of teammates I get to race with)
Successful Breakaway O'meter: 0/total number of races entered
Team/Training blogness:www.thresholdcycling.com
^^^^Awesome! Nice work!
Here are a couple of pictures that I just received. These are from the Mid-Ohio Tour last year when I was in a breakaway for just about the whole race.
I may be fat but I'm slow enough to make up for it.
^^Awesome! I want so much to race my bike ona car track...even better, the car and bike on the same track the same weekend . That last lttle right left onto the front straight is fun isnt it!?
this is me, barely hanging on.
"I'll probably stomp you into the ground. I'm 6'4", 250, work out everyday, and have an extremely bad attitude." -ovrrdrive (aka. Captain Carnage)
me in a breakaway that lasted about an hr., I'm in the red/white/blue. Unfortunatly, I needed this breakaway to last for 1 hr. and 5 minutes
Trying desperately (for the second time) to bridge up the leaders. Neither of them can sprint, so if I got across I would have won. Oh well.
Leading out from the bottom of the last climb:
Near the finish, ended up 4th (this sprint was for 3rd). The guy in the national champs jersey is our sprinter. Our guy up the road took 2nd, so CSU came up with 2nd-5th.
Last edited by ZeCanon; 04-07-08 at 01:16 PM.
Velo Magazine/VeloNews.com tech guy get in touch or hit me on the tweeter @CaleyFretz
me in center red in winning break. the big guy to the right (my left) doesn't know it yet but will be dropped on next climb
I feel like a soiled kleenex dropped in the gutter in the red-light district of Paris.
Guess it's an amature move but I couldn't help but glance at the Photographer. I was actually saying 'thanks' at the time although the expression doesn't read that way...
Last edited by vladav; 04-07-08 at 07:42 PM.
Tour De Bexar, I think 1988. I'm the tiny one.
Edit- DFL.
PSS Edit.. I was 14.


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3056 The Timbers - River Run Apt. / Condo
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Immaculate, exquisite, and impeccably decorated/furnished ground floor Ski-In Ski-Out unit with ten foot high ceilings, elegant family room, and wonderful master bedroom. The Timbers will make you feel as if you're in someone's home rather than a rental unit.
THE CONDO:This first floor condo is the largest one bedroom ski-in/ski-out Timbers condo in Keystone. The ten foot high ceilings give this unique condo a great airy and warm feel. Relax in the elegant living room on the leather furniture in front of the gas fireplace and 42 inch flat screen TV, complete with a DVD library and iPOD/MP3/CD player. The sofa pulls out to a queen size bed to sleep two additional people and has a three inch memory foam top for additional comfort. There is also a queen size Murphy bed to sleep a total of Six. There is a washer and dryer in the unit for your convenience in addition to high speed wireless internet. There are even a couple of sleds in the closet for the little ones to enjoy on the hill next to the condo.
The fully stocked gourmet kitchen will make anyone feel right at home. Featuring granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, and a gas range you will be happy to cook your meals right here at home.The dining room table will seat four people comfortably and there are two additional seats at the bar.
The wonderful master bedroom features a new king size mattress on a custom hand made "Willow Bed" with new bedding. A flat screen TV and DVD player will set the mood for a sound sleep. There is a private entrance to your separate balcony off your bedroom. The oversized en suite bathroom features double sinks, a large whirlpool tub, and a separate walk in glass shower. The guest bathroom also has a walk in shower.
The luxurious Timbers lobby, complete with baby grand piano is only ten feet down the hall, and your private ski locker only twenty five feet away from your front door.
THE TIMBERS- Rediscover the Magic: Nestled at the end of an exclusive heated access road, The Timbers and Lone Eagle are the finest condominium residences in Keystone. The Timbers redefines what a luxury Rocky Mountain resort is, and upon arrival, you will immediately know that you are in a special place in Colorado's high country.
The Timbers provides unmatched Ski-In Ski-Out access to Keystone mountain, yet feels "worlds away" from the activity of River Run village. It is bordered on one side by the Snake River, and the other side by the mountain itself - one of only two condos in all of Keystone that can claim this special 'remoteness'. Enjoy the pristine wilderness and pure mountain air while vacationing among the towering pines. Afterwards, enjoy The Timbers one-of-a-kind amenities.
FAMILY FIRST: This is the perfect sized unit in a luxury complex for a small family looking for a peaceful, elegant, and convenient place to spend quality family time with their children to create those special 'Kodak moments.' Access to skiing and amenities (listed below) cannot get any easier, particularly for families with young children.
PARENTS - love this ground floor unit in a family-focused 'Ritz Carlton' style complex as they relax in The Timbers' elegant lounge (steps away from condo unit) and keep an eye on the kids playing in the heated pool, splashing in hot tub or roasting smores at the fire pit.'KIDS - (ours included) love this unit as they can dash in and out of condo at a moments notice and be in the pool, hot tub or at the fire pit, and out of 'earshot' of parents watching events from behind a 'wall of windows' COUPLES - and parents (leave the kids behind) looking for a romantic 'escape', love this place as they can indulge themselves in the peace and tranquility of an exquisite and remote mountain experience, yet be a tranquil five minute walk from the energy inherent in the nightlife of a major ski resort. Indulge yourselves - you'll leave feeling completely refreshed and like a kid again.
DAILY ROUTINE: Wake up, have coffee, pick up complimentary paper from lounge (10' away), feed kids breakfast, dress kids, get skis out of private ski locker, strap on boards, push off, start skiing. Thats as difficult as it gets. Whenever you and/or kids need to: take a break, stop to warm up, get something to drink or eat, or tykes need that 'instant' potty break, just ski right in. No need to waste time standing in line in the mountain-side restaurants, restrooms, etc, Hot cocoa, coffee, tea and energy bars available in lounge all day long. And, if you're up for night skiing, you're right there as soon as dinner is over.
AMENITIES - WHAT ELSE TO DO?:Following your day on the slopes, there is still plenty to do in The Timbers itself and all of these amenities are just steps outside of your ground floor unit.
* POOL: Play with your children in the heated indoor/outdoor pool, normally kept at 92 degrees - warm enough even for adults to keep us from turning blue. Plus, Mom and Dad can enter/exit pool from warmth of inside the building - a huge plus on a cold and snowy night (albeit kids never seem to notice).
* HOT TUB: Relax with a loved one and a glass a wine in the stone cultured hot tub accented with a waterfall under the stars or during a snowfall.
* FIRE PIT: Roast s'mores with the little ones by the cozy fire pit. Fun for couples and adults too - as will bring back fond memories of times spent around the campfire while growing up. Unit comes with a "S'mores Bar" to include Smores' sticks. (Unit also comes w/ discount tag for local City Market grocery store)
* SAUNA/STEAM ROOM: Unwind in the sauna and/or steam room.
* FITNESS CENTER: Workout in The Timbers superbly equipped fitness center w/ Nautilus weights, treadmill, bike, elliptical, etc
* LOUNGE: Socialize with family, friends or other guests in The Timbers luxurious 'Ritz Carlton' style lounge. .
* MOVIE NIGHT: Have "family night at the movies" (or during day if inclement weather). For guests, enjoy the condo's private video library comprised of scores of classic and most popular movies of all time. Video library has movies for everyone's tastes: Pixar for toddlers, Disney for youths, and action/drama/adventure for teenagers and grownups.
* VILLAGE LIFE: Take a leisurely 5 minute walk along the heated brick pathway thru the forest, across the bridge over the Snake river, and into the center of River Run village - full of great pubs, restaurants, shops and coffee houses. Free resort shuttle around the city of Keystone.
* CONDO STAFF: Friendly and 'forward leaning' staff available to make your stay perfect.
MILITARY: Active duty, retired military and veterans of Iraq/Afghan operations - we honor your sacrifice and service. Thank you for all you do.
BOTTOM LINE: Prepare yourself for a special mountain adventure marked by the most intimate, serene and luxurious complex in Keystone.
26 Jun - 10 Jul 2010... Dear Tim, Dana and Family: We loved it so much last year we came back again this time and stayed two weeks. God willing we'll be back again next year. Thank you again for making our stay feel "right at home". Steve and Lisa; Houston, TX
5-9 April 2010... Dear Tim, Dana, Hanna & Heather: Thank you for sharing your mountain retreat with us. We had a lovely week in your lovely home away from home. Your attention to detail is impressive - anything we needed you had planned for. Best of all your condo is comfortable and warm; we very much enjoyed our stay. Thank you for your hospitality, and above all, thank you for your service to our country. Best Regards, Lynn, John & Patrick Cvengos; Grand Rapids, MI (You have a lovely family !)
1-5 Apr 2010... Dear Tim and Dana: Thank you for sharing your wonderful vacation home with us. With all of your special touches it truly felt like we were staying at a friend's home, not a typical vacation rental. We especially loved the complimentary bottles of wine, Colorado micro-brews, Honor Bar, Smores' Bar, videos and your family photos. Your attention to all the small details, notes on how to use everything and the warm and comfy decor made this by far the nicest vacation rental we've ever stayed in. It is so well stocked and furnished there was not one thing we wished for. We also appreciated your pre-arrival communication with us with useful info such as grocery store location, weather and slope info and link to driving conditions. We hope to return to Keystone someday and to stay in your beautiful home-away-from-home! Sincerely, Marcella, Bill and Matthew; Bethesda, MD
13-19 Mar 2010... Dear Tim & Dana: Thank you so much for sharing your wonderfully clean condo with us. We loved the Timbers and are spoiled with the ski in/ski out. Our teenage boys had a great time night skiing, and the family had a blast at Keystone! We appreciate the little extras that come with your place: movies, chess and other games, Honor Bar, equipped kitchen, etc. The hot tub felt fabulous on our sore/old muscles :) Thank you for your service to our country and for making us feel so comfortable in your lovely vacation home! Jay & Kim Mckinney Katy TX
3-7 Mar 2010... Dear Tim and Dana, Your condo was about the best we have ever stayed in the last 25 years of skiing. We loved it! Thank you for thinking of everything! Sincerely, Mary Jane Wesley Chapel, FL
13-18 Feb 2010...Dear Tim and Dana: Thank you for sharing your beautiful mountain home with us. We had a wonderful time and felt right at home in your lovely condo. The kids loved the swimming pool and we loved the close proximity to the mountains. Thanks for giving us this wonderful opportunity to relax and reconnect as a family. Thanks also for all your kind generosity during our stay! We'll definitely be back !! All our best, Minnie, Mike and family, Denver, CO
8-12 Feb 2010... Hi Tim and Dana! Thank you so much for the use of your condo - we had an amazing time! The condo was great and had everything that we needed. It is evident that you want your guests to feel as if they're in their own home. Our kids loved the hot tub, Murphy bed and the s'mores. Thank you again - we had a blast and hope to return next year! Ron and Beth Bell, Ballwin, MO
14-18 Jan 2010... Hi Tim and Dana: Thanks so much for sharing your mountain home with us. It was better than our expectations, and I should tell you we've had a lot of experience staying at places through VRBO all over the world. The accommodations could not have been better, and the access to the facilities were ideal. Your attention to detail and investment in your property sets you apart....very nice accomplishment! We are huge fans to say the least. Next time we're headed back to Keystone you will be the first to know! Best Regards, Fred Bowen, Keller, TX
6-13 Jan 2010... Hello Tim and Dana: We had a wonderful time and will definitely be back in the future. Your home was amazing, and the attention to detail made both me and my wife envious. Thank you for making a perfect place for my family to enjoy while on vacation. I am going to try a trip in Feb-March, and for sure next winter, and we will definitely be staying in your home again. Thank You, Jason Cornelison , Charlotte, NC
7-9 Aug 2009: Tim & Dana: Thank you so much. The condo was great as our 3 kids loved the pool and hot tub! We bought all the basics and were surprised upon arriving that those items were already there! Your place had all the amenities of home, and although we've stayed at many VRBO rentals in the past, yours was actually the 1st condo we've stayed in that was as great as it appeared online. We can't wait to stay there again. Thank you, Jeff & Melissa Brizic , Colorado Springs, CO
10-15 April 2009: Dear Born Family: Thank you so much for sharing your lovely home with us - it is definitely a little slice of heaven. We loved being so close to the slopes and appreciated you being so organized with everything as we felt right at home. The skiing and weather were terrific and we enjoyed some gorgeous spring skiing. We had a lot of fun together as a family and shared many fun memories this week they will be forever remembered and our teenagers actually enjoyed being with us. Thank you again and we will definitely be back! Sincerely, The Tripp Family Bill, Debbie, Michael & Alyssa Whippany, NJ
5-10 April 2009- Tim, Dana and Family Thanks again for letting us enjoy the use of you condo. This was the perfect set-up for a ski vacation with 3 small children (11, 9, 5), All 3 of our children learned to ski for the first time and had a blast. Being so close to the slopes allowed us to enjoy skiing with minimal effort. We also had perfect weather conditions. Thanks again and we hope to return The Bauman's Cincinnati, Ohio
12-16 Feb 2009- Dear Born Family: Thank you for sharing your vacation home with us. We had a wonderful time. We loved the Timbers, the location of your unit and how you thought of EVERYTHING to help make our stay comfortable (I especially appreciated the well equipped kitchen and crockpot). Our memories of our first trip to Keystone and stay at Timbers 3056 will last a lifetime. We hope to come back again and again! Thank you for your service to our country and for continuing to instill honor and character into the future leaders of our Armed Forces. Blessing to you! The Poje Family Chris, Stephanie, Brandon (C4C Poje), Coleman, Mason Atlanta, Georgia
8-13 Jan 2009... Hi Tim and Dana, We just got in from an amazing stay at your condo!! We really hated to leave and have to say it was our best trip to Keystone yet. We had great snow, little crowds, and a wonderful place to call home - it was peaceful and elegant. You were right about the amenities - as we loved the sauna, steam room and Jacuzzi, and really enjoyed the ski in/ski out availability. Thank you so much for the opportunity to stay at your Timbers' unit. All in all we would love to come back next year and we hope you are still allowing others to stay here to share the experience. Thanks again. Mike & Karen Alvarez. Huntsville, AL
20-24 Dec 2008... Dear Tim and Dana, I would like to thank you on behalf of my family. We recently stayed at your condo in Keystone. We had a great time and we loved your home. We had been going to Beaver Creek for years but decided to try something different this year. It was great. We were also blessed by great snow!! I appreciate your hospitality and your service to our country. Thanks again!! David H. Goff & family Boerne, TX
This is a fantastic condo. It is the perfect location and very nice. I visited in the off season, but this place would be amazing in ski season. Excellent owner to work with and would love to visit again. Todd , Salt Lake City, UT
Note: Like most properties, there is no Land Line phone in this property since all major cell carriers have strong signals in Keystone, and virtually all guests bring their personal cell phone. If you don't have a cell phone, SkyRun will provide one for you for up to 25 free local and long distance minutes/day of your stay. Ask at check-in for your phone if you require a loaner phone.
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3056 The Timbers - River Run Keystone, Colorado
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- Fitness Room
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- Wireless Internet
Pool / Spa
- Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
- Hot Tub/Jacuzzi
- Private indoor pool
- Sauna
- Grill
- Satellite or cable TV
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- Suitable for the elderly - ask
- Smoking
- Wheelchair accessible - ask
- children - ask
Wireless Internet
Fitness Room
Satellite or cable TV
Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
Private indoor pool
Hot Tub/Jacuzzi
Check in: 4:00pm, Check out: 10:00am
If you have any questions about check in or check out times, please contact the owner/manager
Smoking is prohibited at this property
Reviews (18)
Very good
Sherie Burton
"There's No Place Like Home"
I can't say enough about this wonderful condo. The moment you walk in the door, you feel a sense of "coming home." The owners have done an incredible job with the décor and the special touches just made us feel pampered the entire time we were there.
Keystone is an incredible family destination, and The Timbers is an spectacular property. We loved staying slope side. It was quite and cozy and literally just a 5 minute walk to all the Village at River Run has to offer.
We wish we were still there and cannot wait to go back next year. Simply incredible!
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"Fantastic Winter Retreat"
The Born family was kind enough to let us enjoy their beautiful ski-in/ski-out retreat. Everything about this condo is perfect. The Timbers is perfectly situated near the gondola and easy to make quick lunch stops. This condo is perfectly located next to the Keurig that is stocked daily and steps to the hot tub on the same floor. The separate bedroom was perfect for the adults with a very spacious master bath and comfortable mattress. The fold out couch and murphy bed in the living room was just what the kids wanted. Kitchen was stocked with the things we forgot to get from our grocery delivery service like syrup and jelly. We'll be back!
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"Lovely ski getaway"
I have only positive words to say about this ski on/ski off unit. The owner was amazingly helpful from start to finish. The check-in process was flawless even though we arrived at 4:00 a.m. The unit itself was just the right size for our small family. We felt right at home. I was worried about noise since we were on the first floor, but it was never an issue. The owners have some personal touches that make it extra nice...s'more fixins and an honor bar. If you go to Keystone, this is a perfect place to stay.
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"Amazing Condo!"
We stayed 3 nights in Condo 3056 at the Timbers.
Just 2 of us, my wife and me. Great underground parking. The first thing we noticed was we were on the convenient 1st floor where the lobby was (which was beautiful) and ski locker access, pool and hot tub outside and small exercise room, sauna and steam room.#056 is right off the front door and very convenient. When walking into the 1 bedroom condo we noticed how spacious it was. We have stayed in condos at Breck and Copper and this was the nicest.
Great owners with great communication.
We hope to be back next year in 3056!
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"The Timbers is an excellent place to stay."
We enjoyed our stay at the Timbers. The place is in a great location, and is richly appointed. The amenities are first class. The condo was also very nice. We would have liked for the room to be darker at night when we were sleeping. The king size bed was nice but the pillows and mattress were, just ok. We would definitely stay here again.
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Colorado Springs
"All the comforts of home and more"
This condo is extremely well maintained and the owners add the little extras to make your stay very enjoyable.
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Rich F.
"Fabulous slopeside luxury condo!"
Everything about this condominium is first class. It is beautifully decorated and the owners have added many personal touches that made our stay comfortable and convenient. For example, the electronics, remote controls, lights, and other items are meticulously labeled to make them easy to understand and use. A large DVD library of movies was provided, arranged in alphabetical order, with recommendations by the owners for different genres. The refrigerator and food pantry are stocked with graham crackers, marshmallows and hershey bars to make s'mores, and they also stocked microbrew beer and wine -- simply asking that visitors replace what they use for the next people to enjoy. The condo is very well furnished, and on the ground floor conveniently located near the indoor/outdoor pool, fireplace and sitting area. The unit is well insulated so we were not bothered by noise from others during our stay. The covered, underground parking is safe and convenient, and our check-in after hours was easy. This is a fabulous, one-bedroom, ski-in/ski-out luxury condominium that is great for couples on a romantic weekend or small families on a ski retreat. My thanks to the owners for their hospitality and for making our stay absolutely perfect!
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"Stayed in april 2012"
This is a really nice condo. I spoke with the owner over the phone before our stay and he was about as nice as could be. The condo itself was beautifully appointed, very clean, and in an excellent location. The hot tub was large and super hot! What stands out with this particular condo is the exceptionally large bathroom with a separate shower and a spa tub. Really nice! I would recommend this condo without hesitation.
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The condo was fabulous! The owners are meticulous and think of everything... From the s'mores bar to the complimentary wine and beer, all the amenities of home! The condo common area was right outside the unit's door and provided complimentary keurig coffee, gormet hot chocolate, tea, granola bars and even sunscreen wipes! The outdoor fire pit, hot tub and pool were great after a day of skiing.
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We have stayed in many condominiums in other areas of Colorado and in other parts of the U.S. Unit 3056 at The Timbers is by far the nicest we have ever experienced. The owners of 3056 provided lots of extras and went out of their way to be sure their condominium was in pristine order. We would choose to stay there again and heartily recommend it to others.
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We were very pleased with the beautiful condo at The Timbers and would highly recommend it to others. It's location is so convenient for skiing, walking to River Run for shopping and eating (we would highly recommend Wolf Rock Restaurant!), and to just enjoy the magnificent scenery! It was a great vacation!
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The condo was terrific as was the facility itself. I would highly recommend the Born unit adn the Timbers.
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The buzz of interstate traffic used to be a low hum, but for about a year, the clanking of vehicles hitting holes and the roar of semis is rattling a Franklin neighborhood.
When a heavy semi drops into a pothole on Interstate 65, it can rattle the plates in the cabinets at Fred Brinkman's home on Paris Drive. When he sits behind his house, which is located on the west side of Paris Drive overlooking a golf course, he can still hear the traffic.
The noise wasn't too bad up until a year ago, when someone cut the height of the pine trees that separate the interstate from the neighborhood to about 10 feet, Brinkman said. Now the sound of passing vehicles blares up the block instead of bouncing back onto the road, he said. That's why homeowners in Williams Pointe and Paris Estates and the city are asking the state to put up a sound barrier when I-65 is widened to three lanes next year.
Multiple lots in Franklin and Greenwood subdivisions back up to the treeline separating homes from the highway. Those trees do an OK job of blocking noise from cars, but noise from the louder semis is still a problem, residents said.
As traffic and especially truck traffic has increased on I-65, selling the lots closest to the interstate has become more difficult. About 25 lots are empty at Williams Pointe and are tough to sell when people hear the traffic, developer Fred Paris said. New homes are now going up in Greenwood Station subdivision off Sheek Road after about a five-year lull, but most of the lots still aren't developed, resident Lynn Michalovic said.
The Indiana Department of Transportation will do sound testing before widening I-65 to three lanes in each direction next year to see whether a barrier wall is needed for residents, city engineers in Franklin and Greenwood said. Those types of barriers have been put up at some parts along Interstate 465 in Indianapolis, but they aren't common outside the city loop, Franklin city engineer Travis Underhill said. Underhill doubts there is enough noise to justify walls but said the state will at least consider it.
"If you drive around the Indianapolis area or 465 loop and they've done the testing, you can see houses that are a lot closer to the highway than the ones in Franklin. Based on that, I would anticipate that it's not very high chances," Underhill said.
Brinkman never really noticed the noise for the first 10 years living in Williams Pointe, but over the past year the noise has increased. Trees were cut down and wooden fences near the highway have fallen over, which allows more noise, said Jim Arbuckle, secretary for the subdivision's homeowner's association.
When semis hit holes or areas where the pavement is mismatched, it can sound like a mortar shell exploding at Camp Atterbury, Arbuckle said.
Noise isn't as much of a problem at Greenwood Station subdivision just south of Otte Golf Course in Greenwood, but several lots closest to the interstate are undeveloped, residents said. Semis create a low hum as they go by, which typically isn't loud enough to hear if you're inside, said resident and former homeowners association president Troy Campbell.
He said the sight of the highway detracts from the neighborhood more than the noise, where people can see vehicles driving past nearly all day. The original developer, Hansen and Horn, planned to use the dirt from home construction to build an earthen wall to block out the sight and sound of the interstate. But the developer went out of business, Campbell said, adding he's not aware of any plans by the new developer to build it.
Like Franklin, Greenwood has orally requested the state consider building a barrier near that neighborhood, city engineer and director of community development services Mark Richards said. Greenwood Station is the closest neighborhood to the interstate; and, outside of some homes near Worthsville Road, Richards said he didn't think a barrier would be needed anywhere else.
The cities will rely on the state to make a decision about barriers, since building a noise-blocking wall would be costly, Franklin Mayor Joe McGuinness said. The city researched the cost to put up a wall along the borders of Paris Estates, but the project would have been more than $1 million, he said.
"I'm not saying it's not warranted, but it would be pretty astronomical. If it's built into a project, maybe it's a little more feasible," McGuinness said.
Without a barrier, new homes are less likely to sell in either city.
New developer M/I Homes recently put in a road to the last phase of Greenwood Station, and some homes are going up, Campbell said.
But the noise is already noticeable in the neighborhood, Michalovic said, and she wouldn't consider living any closer to the interstate than her home already is.
In Williams Pointe, about 25 lots are open for townhouses that hold two families each, and most of those lots are on the east side of Paris Drive, closer to the highway. Those houses typically have been sold to empty-nesters or retirees who want a quiet community, so the traffic noise is a turnoff to buyers.
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McDonald's may best be known for its hamburgers, but the fast-food chain is changing out its trademark beef patties for the potato variety—well, in India at least. The fast-food chain is planning to open two new vegetarian-only restaurants in the predominately Hindu and Muslim country next year; menu items will include locally-inspired dishes like the Mcaloo Tikki, a burger made with a breaded potato and pea patty, special vegetable sauce, ketchup, red onion and two slices of tomato. The restaurant will also offer the McCurry Pan, a dish of curried broccoli, baby corn, mushrooms and red bell pepper that's baked in a crust.
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Anyone who reads this topic I highly suggest to download and watch this video. It will change everything you thought about 9/11. The video is about an hour long but it gos into great detail about 9/11. Take my word on it its a great video. Not like good like funny but very seriouse and almost scary.
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Uncertainty over the timing of the Federal Reserve's stimulus cut has grown as the U.S. central bank surprised the market last month by deciding to delay tapering its US$85 billion monthly bond-buying stimulus program.
The Bank of Korea (BOK) said in its monetary policy report that if necessary, it will carry out aggressive open market operations including liquidity injection and purchase of government bonds from the market.
Since mid-May, emerging markets such as India and Indonesia have suffered from excessive cross-border capital flights and currency weakness, beset by growing speculation over the Fed's stimulus tapering.
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