text: pension law Rauner Laughs At Cullerton Suggestion That Pensions, AFSCME Contracts Are Tied By Amanda Vinicky • May 23, 2016 Amanda Vinicky It's been a year since the state Supreme Court found Illinois' big pension law unconstitutional, and an attempt to get a new law passed is stalled. Lawmakers' goal is to reduce the state's expenses for its vastly underfunded pensions. The court says it's illegal to do it by reducing an employees' retirement benefits. Senate President John Cullerton and Governor Bruce Rauner think they have a way around that. Illinois Issues: The Next Pension Time Bomb By Tara Garcia Mathewson • Mar 30, 2016 Illinois has more than $100 billion in pension debt. So far, attempts to fix it have been mostly illegal. Pension "Deal" Caught In Impasse Too By Amanda Vinicky • Feb 26, 2016 Brian Mackey / WUIS Doing something about Illinois' underfunded retirement systems remains an immediate goal for Gov. 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Short timescale and first-time voters thwarted primary polls, study saysUS-- An investigation into last year's New Hampshire presidential primary has blamed polling failures on the compressed primary calendar, an influx of first-time voters and underrepresentation of harder-to-reach groups who were likely to support Hillary Clinton.
Most pollsters put Barack Obama ahead in last January's New Hampshire Democratic primary, failing to predict Hillary Clinton's surprise win.
The study was carried out by a committee formed by the American Association for Public Opinion Research ( AAPOR ) and headed by Michael Traugott.
Among the reasons identified were:
• the unusually short timescale of last year's primaries, which meant pollsters may have been unable to capture late shifts in voter preference;
• the huge number of first-time voters, which made 'likely voter' models less reliable;
• the fact that many groups who were likely to vote for Clinton, including union members and those with less education, were among the hardest respondents to reach, and were underrepresented.
AAPOR president Richard Kulka said the findings "raise significant questions for research on pre-election polling methods".
The study also identified factors that did not appear to have influenced the polls, including the so-called 'Bradley effect', whereby voters supposedly say they support a black candidate when polled, but vote for a white candidate in the privacy of the polling booth. "We found no evidence that white respondents overrepresented their support for Obama," said Traugott.
The investigation also said the exclusion of cell-only individuals from surveys did not appear to have had influenced the results.
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Now school officials are working to decide what will happen to all seven middle school students.
A teacher at the middle school contacted the principal and the dean of students after noticing one of their students was acting unusual in class. Once administrators investigated what had happened, they found that the student and six others had the prescription drugs, Superintendent David Clendening said.
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Information on the type of prescription drug the middle school students had was not available. While at least one of the students was acting unusual in class, none of the seven needed medical attention, Clendening said.
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Great Sub
This review is from: Polk Audio DSW Micro Pro 2000 8" Powered Subwoofer Single
Pros: Very Compact
Cons: Cost
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This review is from: Polk Audio DSW Micro Pro 2000 8" Powered Subwoofer Single
Pros: Clean and tight. Matched with Polk RTi A3 and this sub sounds divine. Can't wait for my LSi9's to show up.
Cons: Not heavy enough to stay coupled with the floor. After putting it on an isolation platform I could truly hear what this sub is capable of at high output levels.
Other Thoughts: Money well spent
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Ace of Bass
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Pros: Polk Audio Ouality, More than 75% off retail, POWER, Sound Ouality, Build Quality, Bass all over the place, really, if you want to, you can hear it a block away although it sounds much better in the room. I Love music, playing and listening, and I know that usually, your sound is defined by the amount of money you are willing or able to spend on equipment. I also know that my Fender Bass can Rock as well or better than instruments that cost 3 times more, so you can find equipment that is superior in performance for much fewer Benjamins if you simply do your research. This little 8 inch sub is a perfect example of that premise. The deciding factor is what you connect it to and how does it fit into your speaker array. My 7.1 system has 4 Polk monitor 70s, 2 Cerwin Vega AT-15s, 1 Polk CS-1 and this sub connected to a Mara*#z reciever that has 110 watts per channel and the result, after a short "burn in" period for the new speakers and some tweaking is nothing short of musical Nirvana!
Cons: It's easy to understand how so many people can Love a companys product so much that they would take the time to share their feelings about it, like Polk Audio and NewEggs fans do in this forum, what's nearly impossible to fathom is how a select few could complain about these companys products when the positive feedback is so incredibly high. I think we all know that if we have even the smallest problem with anything we purchase from these vendors they will bend over backwards to make it right. If a Polk Audio speaker doesn't sound great, it's either defective or it's connected wrong or to a defective source, either way, NewEgg, with Polk Audios help, will help you figure that out. I don't believe that we can ever ask for more than that from anyplace we do business with. The effort it takes to complain about something you've bought would be better spent allowing NewEgg the opportunity to fix whatever it is that makes you mad unless, like I suspect, the problem is between your ears! ;<)
Other Thoughts: I guess sometime folks make a mistake that bothers them so much or Life in general has them so down that they just have to vent and this relatively anonymous forum gives them that opportunity. See? just another example of how NewEgg is ready to Help you that you weren't even aware of. But I digress... While my 15 inch woofers have always provided huge amounts of bass it's not the same as the low frequencies that this incredible little 8 inch sub is capable of reproducing and you dont need high volume to appreciate it. The clarity and depth is always present even at low levels of volume and you can enjoy this sub without disturbing another soul in the House. I challenge anyone to find a better sub for twice the price, I say that with the utmost confidence because I know that it simply doesn't exist. If you want to really experience your music and videos the way they were made to sound, try the Polk Micro Pro 2000, when the Bad guy shoots you're gonna be the one that's DUCKING DOWN!
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Great SUB!!
This review is from: Polk Audio DSW Micro Pro 2000 8" Powered Subwoofer Single
Pros: I have had the sub for almost 2 weeks. It produces deep, tight and musical bass, perfect for music and movies. Ready to roll on day one. The microphone calibration is easy to use. Remote control is nice but not necessary after initial setup, as I can control the bass volume through my receiver.
Cons: None.
Other Thoughts: If you have a rather large room, then 10 or 12 inch size of the series will be better, or use two of these. But the price for the bigger subs are way higher. At that price, Polk is not that competitive.
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Excellent sub, controls ok.
This review is from: Polk Audio DSW Micro Pro 2000 8" Powered Subwoofer Single
Pros: Incredible sound, I have a 12" 500w rms Infinity and this little guy is louder and cleaner.
Cons: When changing volume levels its unclear if much happened, the front light flashes, but there seems to be a delay so you have to change settings slowly.
Other Thoughts: Once the volume and frequency are set correctly this is a fantastic subwoofer.
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Not enough rig for any gig
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Pros: Very tight and very detailed within its actually output capapcity
Cons: This sub start puttering out and distorting when my channels are receiving less than 50 watts of peak output from my yamaha m-70 amp
Other Thoughts: So woefully underpowered I wouldn't keep this sub hooked up if it were free. I wouldn't spend more than $150 on it. Bottom line its just not loud enough to compliment the low end missed by pioneer hpm100's. Steer clear
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Pros: The bass comes through really clear, easy to install, and has great setup modes with its own remote. For those of you who want bass that you can feel through the floor you can turn up the volume and for the other who just want good bass you can turn it down.
Cons: Non really, but I guess the owners manuel could be a little more in deapth.
Other Thoughts: I would recommend this to anyone wanting to upgrade from a smaller sub.
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Great for its Size
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Pros: Its sound quality is great. Tight, accurate bass in a tiny enclosure. Great looking - high gloss black and small enough to fit just about anywhere.
Cons: It is limited by its size. The bass could be much deeper if it were a 12 or even a ten (hence the 3000, and 4000 models). I'm not a fan of the volume control. If you don't know you have to count the blinks of the blue led light to know what volume the subwoofer is set to. Also I hate not having dial knobs for the gain and crossover.
Other Thoughts: This is an awesome subwoofer for a small room. You could always get two of them for a larger room, however the Polk rep I talked to claimed that the MicroPro 4000 sounds better than two 2000s.
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Pros: Perfect size for my apartment. I only had enough space in 1 location to put it, and fortunately it sounds great from there. This thing can produce some ridiculous sound. It's really fun seeing the woofer bounce around like crazy when I give it some really loud bass to play.
Cons: The remote control is handy, but has a ridiculously short range. Hopefully I'll be able to jerry-rig my universal remote to work with it.
Other Thoughts: My place is pretty small (~550 sq ft), and this fills up the entire area with bass. I've just gotta be careful not too have too much fun with it (so as not to wake up the neighbors).
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Not so happy with this subs output
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Pros: Compact, big amp , good looks, and loaded with features. Some may find it suits their needs, gets low. Works well at normal listen levels. Small size.
Cons: Output is just OK for me, gets louder as you break it in. One week later it will get somewhat louder. I was expecting it to be much louder with a 1200 watt rms amp. I bought the Polk psw505 12" with the 300 watt amp as a replacement and it is much louder. I returned the micro pro and I am much happier with the psw505 . The only draw back is the psw505 is much larger with less features.
Other Thoughts: More expensive does not always sound better , I bought the micro pro and was expecting it to be room filling . My old Veledyne 8" 80 watt rms sub sounded nearly as good as the micro pro. But the psw505 will shake pictures on the wall. I like movies and such , but some times I just listen to music kinda loud and I love the impact of a good subwoofer. The micro pro is well suited to most people , I just want it to be able to get loud if I chose to Jam.
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IMHO, if Directv is swapping boxes why not replace them with MPEG4-compatible hardware? Converting all channels to MPEG4 will free up much more bandwidth than eliminating the mpg guide.
While I agree that would be a step in the right direction it doesn't really free up any serious bandwidth until the last MPEG2 box goes dark.
Until then they have to continue to use all of that MPEG2 bandwidth...at least for conus. Whether it is being used by 20 million subscribers or 2 million. It stays on until it's off. I suppose they could free up some of the LIL bandwidth if they converted entire markets to MPEG4 but then it becomes a question of are they going to re-purpose that bandwidth or discontinue it? Can it even be re-purposed for anything other than MPEG2 with those transponders or would re-purposing amount to putting new MPEG4/RBS birds into the 101 and 110 slots? And what about Latin America? Does that figure in?
My interpretation was that by eliminating the mpg guide data they are actually freeing up MPEG2 bandwidth to better support their continuing MPEG2 subscriber base (not to mention just ditching obsolete technology and not having to maintain it)...but I could be wrong. If so that indicates the continued existence of MPEG2 for at least a while longer.


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He had originally been charged with attempted murder for the attack in June.
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I slept fairly well last night but at about 2a.m. I woke up with a headache. Bummer! The good news is that I got up, walked around,went back to bed, turned over to the other side and went back to sleep. I awoke again at about 4a.m. because my left thigh was throbbing. I don't know why either. I just turned over put a pillow between my knees and went back to sleep. That time, I didn't wake up until 7a.m. When I woke up I felt very stiff. This was most likely due to the fact that I increased the intensity and decreased the length of my workout yesterday. I also had some dry patches on my skin this morning so I decided to skip the water workouts until next week. Instead, today was a walking day.
So, what could I do for the day today? Wow! My schedule has been so tight for the last few weeks that having free time was a big treat! I decided to catch up on some things that I've been wanting to do all week. First, I went to my WW weigh in and I lost one pound. Insert a happy dance here!
Next, I went to the Hallmark store in the mall and used $10 worth of coupons and got some freebies and bargains. I'm making progress on my Christmas shopping! Insert another happy dance here!
After that I got gas at the gas station and only paid $3.29/gallon. Let's have another happy dance!
Next I took a pre Thanksgiving trip to Walmart for groceries and Christmas gifts. Yes you heard me correctly, I am already doing my shopping for Christmas while also doing shopping for Thanksgiving dinner. Man was it crowded!!! I believe the snowbirds have landed in Florida for the winter! At Wally's World, as I like to call it, I was able to purchase all of the groceries on my list, 3 Christmas gifts, a great big turkey breast for $12 and I used around $12 worth of coupons. As an added plus, many of the things on my list were on sale because of Thanksgiving! I did a happy dance all the way out to my car!
After loading my treasures into the back of my car, I started the drive home. I was afraid that because of the time, I would get caught in school traffic. Not so! I travelled the whole 15 miles without any problems and never got snagged in traffic. God was smiling on me as I put a smile on my face
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Finally, I stopped at CVS to pick up a prescription. I had a very short wait and, drum roll please...... my prescription was ready as promised! Happy dance here
As luck would have it, hubby was home to unload my car for me, so I could quickly whisk away the Christmas gifts I had purchased and hide them, since all 3 were for him. While I was putting the gifts away, hubby unloaded the car. He also had a great day and was in a good mood which made me even happier. Together, we put the groceries away in record time! It was a happy dance day!
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EVERETT, Wash. (AP) — A Snohomish County sheriff's officer says a 180-pound female county jail inmate is accused of attacking a female corrections deputy and grabbing the guard's keys and pepper spray.
Court papers say the 29-year-old Everett, Wash., inmate later told investigators she just needed fresh air.
Sheriff's office Chief Kevin Prentiss tells The Daily Herald of Everett (http://is.gd/ShsDm4 ) the corrections deputy was delivering an item to another inmate in a medical housing unit at the jail when she was attacked early Friday and pulled to the ground.
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Linden Hills, and all of the Twin Cities' dining community, has been anxiously awaiting the opening of Tilia in the old Rice Paper space. Lauded chef Steven Brown, formerly of establishments such as Porter & Frye, the dearly departed Harry's, and Restaurant Levain, has paired with co-owner Jorg Pierach to create a small but serene restaurant, with an open kitchen, small bar, and a neighborhood-friendly menu. The Hot Dish got the chance to sample some bites and see the cooking crew in action at a benefit/preview over the weekend.
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Tilia hosted two preview/benefits, and the Hot Dish attended one for Linden Hills Power and Light last Friday night. (The event was open to everyone who ponied up $25 for the nonprofit.) As Pierach ate and entertained the guests, Brown stood behind the open kitchen, showing his cooks how it's done. A parade of menu items and a choice of a few wines were offered to attendees, who sat at the bar, at tables, and at the premiere stove-view seats.
Our first taste of Tillia was a scallop on butternut squash puree with sage: homey yet impeccably cooked. Next up were some crispy fries with a house-made ancho ketchup mayo.
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With plywood and plastic wrap covering the front of his office, a Franklin insurance agent has had to close up early some days because his shop gets too uncomfortably hot.
Mike Lock hasn't been wasting electricity running his air conditioner at Shelter Insurance since the temporary walls don't hold out the warm summer air. The walls also don't block the street noise of ambulances or semis, which can be distracting if he's on the phone with a client.
But Lock knows the two months of distractions and discomfort for him and seven other downtown Franklin businesses will soon be coming to an end.
Within the next two weeks, workers are supposed to finish sealing around the new large windows and install a new front door, then they can finally take down the temporary walls at Lock's office. The rest of the projects running along Monroe and Jefferson streets should be completed by early July.
Construction on eight downtown Franklin façades has been steady since contractor Terstep Inc. took over in March, city officials said. Franklin fired the first contractor hired for the job after workers weren't showing up on a regular basis and the project stalled. The project cost about $650,000 total, which was paid for by a $250,000 state grant, local tax dollars and matching funds provided by business owners.
Terstep workers have been in town nearly every day, rotating among the businesses, including Sharp Graphics, Cherry Leaf Properties, Eggers Woods law firm, Shelter Insurance and the former Don and Dona's restaurant, business owners said.
The work has moved a little slower than anticipated because the contractor has been delayed in getting windows that need to be installed, Lock and Sharp Graphics general manager Chris Lantz said.
Some of the storefronts, such as Shelter Insurance, are nearly complete and could be done in the next week or two, Franklin Mayor Joe McGuinness.
The temporary walls should be coming down soon, and all of the projects could be done around July 4, city engineer Travis Underhill said.
"Painting and finish work will be completed over the next couple weeks. This will really take shape in the next two weeks," Underhill said.
Small inconveniences have come up during construction, but overall businesses said they've been pleased with the progress and how their storefronts are looking.
In Sharp Graphics, keeping cool air inside the shop is a struggle, and temporary walls weren't keeping out the rain before the contractor put up additional plastic wrap, Lantz said.
Workers have put up the new drywall and built frames for the windows but have been waiting for weeks for the windows to arrive. The new storefront with big windows will open up the store to passers-by on Monroe Street, but in the meantime the wooden walls aren't inviting, Lantz said.
"There have been some customers who have been confused about whether we're still open," Lantz said.
Technical problems have come up during construction and altered the scope of the renovation, Lock said.
Builders uncovered a load-bearing steel beam at Cherry Leaf Properties two doors down, which caused them to nix plans for some additional smaller windows at his building that would have been up near the ceiling.
In the overall renovation, losing the extra windows isn't a major change, but it's not what the original design for his new storefront looked like, he said.
Lock is still satisfied with the new storefront he'll be getting, but the blips and inconveniences along the way have been frustrating, he said.
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The front-runners in the new Western Athletic Conference may be among the state's biggest beneficiaries of realignment.
Brevard, East Henderson and Pisgah would have been tough beats in their old conferences, but none of them would have been a favorite. The old Western Highlands 2-A Conference, former home to Pisgah and Brevard, has powerful Owen looming at the top, and East would be looking up at Asheville and T.C. Roberson with formidable Franklin in the mix over in the 3-A Mountain Athletic.
The newly formed WAC will still be a challenge for the winner, but it's pretty much a pick 'em between the top three teams.
"I think right now the favorites are Pisgah, East and Brevard and definitely those teams have some good athletes and are well-coached and those are the teams that we've got to climb up and knock off the mountain," North Henderson coach Luke Manuel said.
Dogged by injuries in 2004, Brevard still finished third in the WHC, a game ahead of the rival Black Bears. An improved offensive line, plus the return of Brevard's top two offensive weapons, receiver Adam Conley and running back Quentin Robinson, makes the Blue Devils potentially dominating.
Still, one of the toughest schedules in the state could wear on Brevard if it doesn't make the team better.
"We still feel like we've got a chance to compete in that conference," Brevard coach Dan Essenberg said.
Pisgah's junior quarterback Zack Jaynes led the mountains in passing as a sophomore, and he returns with a perennially tough Bears' squad.
What Pisgah has in the air, East has on the ground. Senior running back Michael Angram led WNC in rushing each of the last two years and coming off their first winning season since 1999 (8-5), the Eagles have lofty goals for 2005.
Especially since they've gone from one of the smallest schools in 3-A to one of the biggest in 2-A.
"We're excited about going into the WAC," first-year head coach Brett Chappell said. "I think we've got a chance to compete, and if things fall our way we've got a chance to be a conference champion at the end of the year."
The Eagles will do without one of the state's best offensive linemen, Shrine Bowl starter Ross Shaffer, but Chappell said Shaffer's work ethic has rubbed off on this year's line.
"They have picked up the practice intensity where I haven't had to do it so much, and it's been good," Chappell said. "They've kind of been leaders for us on the offense line. A lot of that's attributed to Ross last year and seeing how he led."
The good news for those three teams is that the rest of conference will struggle to play on their level.
West Henderson, North Henderson and Smoky Mountain were a combined 6-26 last year. Expect each program to be better and Smoky Mountain to benefit from a drop to 2-A, but none of them is equipped to handle the heavy hitters.
Good news for all of the old Western Highlands Conference schools is a drastic reduction in travel. Brevard, North and West get to trade road trips to Mountain Heritage, Madison, Mitchell and Avery County for just one long trek to Smoky Mountain.
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Opening Promo: This was a very very good Opening Promo, Characters were done brilliantly well, Especially Randy Orton, Liked the way he was talking about Cena burning in Hell with ECW, Loved RVD coming out and i wasnt expecting this, A very good Opening Promo and a great way to kick of Raw!!!
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Thank you for that explanation. That's what I guessed was going on. The LR conversion is unacceptable to me so I'll just shoot in JPG. I don't know what all the fuss was about the LR conversion then. You don't get the film simulation you want. I know with my Canon DSLR I can get the conversion to match their settings for landscape, normal etc so I thought LR would do the film conversions for Fuji.
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Nestled high on the side of a mountain, this multi-story home features floor to ceiling windows along the large living and dining area that open to an oversized balcony that follows the length of the home. The fully furnished kitchen, complete with all amenities, makes this home ideal for entertaining.
This home has 5500 sq ft living area with an unbelievable view of Greer's Ferry Lake, Sugarloaf Mountain, Lake Valley and Eagle Ridge.
The 1500 sq ft game room with pool table, ping pong table, golf practice room, stereo and large screen TV makes it the most unique property in the Bay.
The large balcony has a gas grill with lots of chairs for relaxing and admiring the breathtaking views and scenery. The balcony is quiet and tranquil and offers the perfect vantage point to watch the sunrise over the valley and lake. The star filled night sky is just as beautiful, especially if you catch a full moon!
5 Bedrooms have 10 individual beds. 3 sofas.
4 Full bathrooms are stocked with linens and hairdryers.
Floor plan available on request.
Note: Owner has a portion that is not rented.
Note: VanBuren and Cleburn Counties are both dry. Bar privileges are available with memberships for registered guests at golf courses and some restaurants.
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You must be 30 years old to rent. No Smoking. No Pets.
A reservation deposit of $500 is required. This must be received 7 days after booking to hold the reservation. The deposit converts to a security/damage deposit upon your arrival and is fully refundable within 7 days of departure, provided you have followed the home's rental rules and regulations posted within. An advance payment of 50% of the rental rate is required 30 days before arrival. The balance of rent is due 15 days before arrival.
A 30 day notice is required for cancellation and will incur no penalty. Cancellations made within 29 - 15 days forfeit the 50% deposit. Cancellations made within 15 days forfeit the entire rental fee. Early departure does not warrant a refund of rental.
Keywords: Multi-Story House
We custom built this home and love sharing it with others.
Helen Coop purchased this house in 2006
Please read our reviews.
Across street from swimming pool and tennis courts.
1500 sq ft game room with pool table, ping pong, golf practice room and large TV.
Five stars is too skimpy a rating for this place. It was perfect for our family Thanksgiving. Other reviewers have given it five stars, but it really deserves at least six. It is simply the best.
Eight great lifelong friends had a wonderful weekend! This is an annual tradition and we have stayed in many cabins, houses, resorts, etc. This home, by FAR, is the best we have rented. We plan to visit every year and we won't be looking for anything better because I honestly don't think one exist. A great home. A wonderful owner who was so very helpful. We had a great time!
Our golf group have been keeping this house "our little secret" for the past 8 years. We rent this fabulous house with the huge deck so we can all sit back and exchange golf stories after our daily 36 holes of golf. There are 3 golf courses in the area and they are never too busy.
The house easily accommodates our entire group and the view is always a joy to wake up too. We sleep 10 people with out difficulty. We rent other properties near by and fix our evening meals at the "big house." There is plenty of room to sit and watch TV, figure daily "skins" and "greenies" at the table or spend time on the deck joking with each other.
Our golf group continues to grow because we can get together and relax in such luxurious accommodations. Thanks Helen for being such a wonderful host, each and every one of us look forward to our annual golf trip to FFB.
Over the past 10 years, we have enjoyed several VRBO properties. However, this rental was a cut above all the others. The house was immaculate. The furnishings were exceedingly tasteful and very well maintained. Other than food and drinks, everything was provided. Attention had been given to every detail to welcome us into this home away from home.
The view from the huge balcony (as well as from the inside of the house all across the back) was breathtaking. Pictures cannot do the scenery justice. The gorgeous sunrise seen from the balcony coupled with various sounds of nature was a wonderful start to each day. The 5 bedrooms and 4 full bathrooms gave our family of 7 adults and 6 children (ages 2-11) more than enough room to spread out. We could have easily added 3 more people.
If your interests include golfing, water sports, nature hikes, exploring caves, or pure relaxation, this rental is ideal. We were 10 minutes from Greer's Ferry Lake. Once there, we took a ferry to nearby Sugar Loaf Mountain. Hiking to the top gave us a spectacular view of the area. An hour away in Mountain View was the Blanchard Springs Cavern. It was well worth the time to take that in.
This is the first VRBO where the owner called to make sure we arrived safely and were pleased with the property. We cannot express our gratitude enough for the conscientious effort these owners put forth to make sure this rental did not disappoint. Not only were we not disappointed, but this rental far exceeded our very high expectations. Our entire family made fond memories there to last a lifetime. Our only regret was not getting to stay beyond 6 days.
Worth every penny !! I am from Dallas, Texas.
Quite possibly, the best place I have ever stayed on any vacation.
The custom floor plan was thought through to every possible detail to accommodate a large family gathering.
We had 6 adults, 6 children under 12 and PLENTY of COMFORTABLE space.
We could have EASILY accommodated another family or TWO...comfortably.
Cleanliness - 5 stars
Furnishings - 5 stars
Kitchen - 5 stars
Ease of Access - 5 stars
Game Room - 5 stars - the kids actually VOLUNTARILY stayed down there about 80% of the time which left adults to talk and enjoy the view
Privacy - 5 stars
Laundry - 5 stars
Open floor plan - 5 stars
+ kitchen, dining, den and balcony - conducive to entire family gathering- cooking, eating, leisure...everyone could be in the same room at same time quite comfortably
Availability of owner - 5 stars
Guest Facilities - 5 stars
Number of FULL bathrooms for ease of showering, privacy, etc.... - 5 stars
Parking - 5 stars
Neighbors - 5 stars
Beautiful, walkable, VIEW - 5 stars
Quiet, serene, beautiful - 5 stars
Balcony - 5 stars
STAY HERE...you will NOT be disappointed in ANY way that I can think of.
David Hamm
If you think I am exaggerating, I am actually going to give you my email address:
I will give you my phone number when you email me.
I am an easily appreciative but and RARELY (ever) IMPRESSED by things kind of personality.
From floor plan, layout and all mentioned above.....
I could not find ANYTHING, literally, that I believe that could have been improved upon...
That is NOT exaggeration.
I want to now build one of these myself - copying floor plan exactly...etc...
We live in Tennessee and my family lives in Texas. We wanted to find a spot where we could spend several days together, and wow did we find it! This home is beautiful. The pictures do not do it justice. The view is breathtaking and we spent so many hours on the deck eating all of our meals and playing board games. There is so much space that our family of 17 spent most of our time in the house rather than going to activity after activity. Yes we enjoyed the many activities available, but we just loved the house so much and it was so roomy that we spent most of our time hanging out together as a family! Everyone had a bed and each family had their own bathroom. The kitchen was fully stocked with EVERYTHING we could have needed. There was an issue with the washing machine and Helen immediately took care of it! We all loved the ping pong table and pool table, as well as the great swimming pool across the street. The ladies enjoyed the many antique shops in Clinton and Conway - such a fun unexpected find! This place is a hidden retreat- it was absolutely refreshing. We will most certainly be back and I can't stop thinking about all the people I would love to bring to this home! Thank you for opening it up to us!
Two championship 18 hole courses are located in Fairfield Bay; Mt. Ranch and Indian Hills. Picturesque Mt. Ranch has been chosen as #1 Public/Private course in Arkansas. Another fantastic course, Tannenbaum, is 30 minutes away. Greer's Ferry lake is full of crappie, bass, catfish, walleye and hybrid bass. Heber Springs, 45 minutes away, offers trout fishing on The Little Red River. Historic Calico Rock is also another great place to trout fish. Both offer guide services and boat rentals. Fairfield Bay Marina is 10 minutes away for launching. Daily shuttles to Sugarloaf Mountain where hiking trails and rest areas are located.
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
Fall- Winter- Spring
Oct 18 2015 - May 31 2016
2 night minimum stay
June - Labor Day
Jun 1 2016 - Sep 6 2016
3 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
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|$125 + Tax
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special rates for Holidays: Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year.
Discuss with manager, Helen Coop.
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For a while, it looked like Tom Vilsack was going to be the only governor or ex-governor in the Democratic presidential sweepstakes, so those of ...
For a while, it looked like Tom Vilsack was going to be the only governor or ex-governor in the Democratic presidential sweepstakes, so those of us at Governing had a little bit of a soft spot for him. But none of us expected to win.
His withdrawal from the race shows a couple of things. One is that the presidential race is now running fully a year ahead of schedule, with big crowds in Iowa and New Hampshire listening to the wannabes and also-rans like Vilsack dropping out well ahead of the straw polls, led alone the primaries.
The other is the familiar old fact that you've got to give people a reason to vote for you. Vilsack wasn't well known and came from a small state. Even though that state was Iowa, that wasn't much of a boost (especially since Vilsack was polling well behind even in his own state).
Vilsack did some interesting things as governor, particularly in areas such as the budget, state management and priorities, and relations with local governments. Which of those topics do you think would have fit best on a presidential campaign bumper sticker?
Right, none. And they were in keeping with Vilsack's persona, which, to be frank, is a bit on the dull side.
Vilsack spoke at a Governing conference last year. I can remember it sounding like a stump speech in the making. I can also remember a moving story he told about a phone call he had placed to the widow of an Iowan who had died in Iraq. But I can't remember a single thing he said about policy.
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