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Simple, one-touch brewing
Create exceptional freshly brewed Coffee or authentic Espresso at the touch of a single button. The capsule is automatically ejected after brewing, with only 15-20 seconds of pre-heating time. The cup support is adjustable to three positions to accommodate different cup sizes.
Two cup sizes
One convenient machine for two cup sizes, 8 oz. Coffee and 1.35 oz. Espressso, via two different capsule sizes: large capsule for Coffee and a small one for Espresso. Each capsule deliver the finest roast and ground coffee sealed in a single serve portion for optimal freshness.
Centrifusion extraction technology
VertuoLine coffee makers use a patented extraction technology developed by Nespresso known as Centrifusion. Just insert a capsule and close the lever — when activated, the capsule spins up to 7,000 rotations per minute, blending ground coffee with water and producing the perfect crema to enjoy your favorite freshly brewed Coffee or authentic Espresso.
The Nespresso Club
Order your Nespresso capsules through the Nespresso Club; online, by telephone (24 hours a day, 7 days a week) or in one of our Boutiques. Receive personalized advice and obtain technical support for your machine: whatever you are seeking, the Nespresso Club is with you every step of the way.
We also offer a capsule recycling service to all Club Members in the United States.
Instant enjoyment
Each machine includes a welcome set with 12 Nespresso VertuoLine capsules containing individual aromas. Nespresso Experts have created these highly aromatic and smooth gourmet blends, individually developed to deliver ultimate quality. The result is 14 incomparable Grand Cru experiences, each carefully balanced and roasted to bring out its unique flavor profile.
Nespresso Vertuoline capsule system
The Nespresso Vertuoline capsule system delivers exceptional taste and unique aromas thanks to the preparation of high-quality coffees in hermetically sealed and recyclable aluminium capsules for coffee enjoyment at the highest level. VertuoLine offers 10 freshly brewed Coffees and 4 authentic Espressos, each with varying intensity and taste. Try each Grand Cru to find your favorites.
Automatic blend recognition*
VertuoLine uses an intelligent extraction system that recognizes each Grand Cru blend. Thanks to a barcode on the rim of the capsule, the brewing parameters are adjusted by the machine depending on the selected Grand Cru. There is no need to change settings. This delivers the best in-cup result for your chosen variety – all at the touch of a button.
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The Positive Cup
We believe that each cup of Nespresso has the potential to not only deliver a moment of pleasure but also restore, replenish and revive environmental and human resources. In effect, a cup of coffee that can create a greater value for society and the environment.
This is the Positive Cup vision and continues Nespresso's commitment to sustainability in coffee sourcing and consumption.
Technical Specifications:
- Dimensions (WxHxD): 8.32 x 11.93 x 11.91 in.
- Water Tank Capacity: 40 oz.
- Container Capacity: 13 Large Nespresso capsules
- Weight: 10.85 lbs
- Dimensions of the box (WxHxL): 10.38 x 14.57 x 14.09 in.
- Power: 1350 W
- Centrifusion speed: 7000 rpm
- Cable Length: 33.46 in.
- Brewing technology: Centrifusion technology
- Removable Water Tank: Yes
- Power Save mode: Yes
Nespresso VertuoLine
From the pioneers of single-serve coffee, Nespresso VertuoLine is a new system offering freshly brewed Coffee with crema as well as delicious, authentic Espresso. The machine conveniently makes two cup sizes, 8 oz. Coffee and 1.35 oz. Espressso, at the touch of a button. It uses two different capsule sizes: large capsule for Coffee and a small one for Espresso. VertuoLine coffee makers deliver a perfect cup of coffee time after time, thanks to Centrifusion, a patented extraction technology developed by Nespresso. Just insert a capsule and close the lever — when activated, the capsule spins up to 7,000 rotations per minute, blending ground coffee with water and producing the perfect crema to enjoy your favorite freshly brewed Coffee or authentic Espresso. The machine delivers the optimal in-cup results for each blend using capsule-specific brewing with barcode reading.
Box contents:
- Nespresso VertuoLine Machine
- 12 Nespresso VertuoLine Capsules
- Instruction Booklet
- Information Folder
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I have owned a nespresso (d290) as well as some keurig machines. I definitely enjoy a good cup of joe with perhaps some creamer in there.
As an owner of the prior nespresso product, I was already a fan of the brand. They have excellent customer service and in general the coffee selection is excellent and there is not one pod that isn't upscale arabica coffee. I really think everyone would love the coffee line. They also would feature different "special" selections throughout the year. It is super easy to order coffee online for a minimal to no shipping fee. And your capsules are on your door step in acouple days. So I actually preferred getting a great product shipped other than perhaps mediocre coffee pods at times at the store (keurig anybody brand, folgers anyone?)
That being said one downside is I really am a coffee drinker not an espresso drinker. So I basically had my nespresso set to poor water through to make a coffee sized drink through an espresso pod. Of course this lead to listening to the pump for 3 minutes as it pumped all that water through for a full sized 7oz cup. Nor did my coffee cup fit, and finally perhaps my biggest complaint is the water temp. It was clearly espresso warm not coffee hot....and I do like hot coffee.
But ohhhhh, the coffee...I mean seriously for a single serve machine the coffee can not get better. I am shocked with people saying it wasn't good. I think it is consistently great java. Short of roasting, grinding, and pulling your own espresso this is as good as it gets. It just is.Read more ›
I had been using a Nespresso Citiz machine for the past 3 years. Absolutely loved it and had no problems. However, I kept wishing for a machine that could also make excellent coffee. Saw the Nespresso VertuoLine on the cover of a Williams-Sonoma catalog last week. Read up on it, it sounded great, and I ordered it. It arrived a few days ago. Before setting up the machine I read the reviews on Amazon. 2 were posted at that time. 1 was a 5 star but the other was a 2 star. The unfavorable review mentioned that the coffee was weak and lukewarm, and that concerned me. So after setting up the machine I tried the decaf pod. (I don't drink decaf and I didn't want to waste a regular pod since this was an "experiment"!) Sure enough, the coffee came out lukewarm. I called up customer service technical support and got a super-friendly and helpful person named Jennie. She asked me to try a different pod as the machine adjusts the brewing temperature based on the blend. (She stayed on the line while I went thru the brewing process again.) I made a "Stormio" and that came out nice and hot and strong with a thick crema. Delicious! Jennie wasn't aware of any problems with brewing temperatures and she isn't a decaf drinker but she told me she was going to look into this to see if there is a problem with the brewing temperature for the decaf. She asked me if I was happy with the machine and I told her since I am not a decaf drinker I didn't have an issue as long as all the other blends brewed okay.Read more ›
After doing a series of tasting tests between myself and several members of my family, the general verdict all around was that you might just as well use a classic Nespresso capsule in a classic machine and just press the large cup button twice to get a "big cup" that tasted quite similar to a Vertuoline large capsule cup. The Vertuoline cup has significantly more caffeine, but the taste of watered down classic espresso is otherwise quite similar to Vertuoline large capsule. Vertuoline large capsules cost more than classic Nespresso capsules, so just using more water on a small capsule is more cost efficient.
I also note that my order of Vertuoline capsules from Nespresso was delayed by a week or so because I had mixed the two capsule types on the same order. Nespresso apparently thinks that no sane customer would own both types of machine and hence they held back the order. But rather than call me to inquire, they just let the order sit in limbo until I called them and confirmed that I actually own both types of machine.
The Vertuoline machine has now been in my house for a few months. Every visitor wants to use it, because it is "shiny". Nobody ever goes back to get a second cup of coffee from it - invariably, people switch to the classic machine for their second cup. My prediction is that this system will fail in the marketplace and that sooner or later you won't even be able to get refill capsules for it.
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The coffee maker is wonderful. There was an issue with what was included in the box. The online product description and the box state the coffee maker comes with a "Tasting... Read morePublished 6 days ago by Dale Campbell
Oh my, I do love this machine. I inherited it from a family member. She offered to make me a cup of coffee after dinner and I noticed that her compact kitchen had this machine,... Read morePublished 8 days ago by August P.
Tis had to be returned because the latching mechanism was too stiff. I had an arm injury at work and can't apply a lot of pressure to turn or twist things. Read morePublished 9 days ago by MEW
Love it best coffee ever. The coffee for it is a little pricey but really great taste. It is easy to use. Would recommendPublished 13 days ago by rochcozz
I bought my Nespresso six months ago....HATE IT. I'm not exactly sure how so many positive reviews racked up for this sorry piece of junk. Read morePublished 15 days ago by Wade Peyton
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Apple and Samsung 'rule the roost' with 90% of mobile industry's profitsApple and Samsung are expected to collectively earn 90 percent of profits in the mobile handset industry this year, with no formidable challengers in sight.
UBS Investment Research published a note on Thursday in which it estimated that Apple and Samsung will enjoy 90 percent of the mobile handset industry's earnings before interest in taxes. In addition, the two companies are said to currently account for more than 50 percent of total industry revenues.
Samsung and Apple's share of profits are expected to grow as Samsung's margins are projected to improve to the high teens. Apple's margins, meanwhile, lead the industry, allowing it to take 75 percent of mobile phone profits with just 9 percent of units sold.
UBS has increased its estimated iPhone sales for Apple's fiscal year 2013 to 156.5 million, up from its prior estimate of 149.5 million. The firm expects that Apple is preparing to build a record number of sixth-generation iPhones for its biggest product launch ever later this year.
"Apple has been consistently accelerating the pace of each successive iPhone launch, expanding both country and carrier rollouts within a shorter timeframe," analyst Maynard Um wrote. "For the iPhone 4S Apple launched in 29 countries within 2 weeks of the initial launch, the iPhone 4 was launched in 2 countries within 6 weeks of launch, and the iPhone 3GS was launched in 14 countries within 1 week of its initial launch."
UBS expects the next iPhone will be a completely redesigned model that will drive a stronger-than-average upgrade cycle for existing iPhone users. The updated hardware is also expected to encourage other smartphone and non-smartphone users to switch to Apple.
The only other handset manufacturers outside of Apple and Samsung that UBS sees making a potential splash in 2012 are Huawei and HTC. As for Nokia, the Finnish handset maker is projected to sell only 2.9 million of its Windows Phone-based Lumia smartphones in the first quarter of the year.
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Lynsi Martinez (née Snyder), born May 5, 1982, is the owner and heiress of the In-N-Out Burger company. She is the only child of H. Guy Snyder and the only grandchild of Harry and Esther Snyder, who founded In-N-Out in 1948. Martinez was married in early 2006, just before her grandmother Esther, President of In-N-Out Burger, died. Also during 2006, Martinez and In-N-Out were embroiled in a bitter lawsuit with an ex-company executive, Rich Boyd. Boyd was fired for allegedlly misusing company funds, but claimed that Martinez, and then Vice-President (now President) Mark Taylor, were trying to oust the elderly Esther Snyder from the company. Both denied the claims and the lawsuit was settled out of court in May 2006. Shortly after, in mid-2007, Martinez gave birth to twins (one boy, one girl). Martinez was to take ownership of her father\s share of In-N-Out on her 30th birthday, but
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Book your room at Hostería Lupama
Get an overview of this hotel3-star hotel with free breakfast and restaurant
Located in the heart of El Calafate, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Plaza de los Pioneros, Santa Teresita del Nino Jesus Church, and Argentinian Museum of Toys. Gnome Village and El Calafate Historical Interpretation Center are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Hotel Features
This hotel features a restaurant, an indoor pool, and 24-hour room service. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, concierge services, a 24-hour front desk, and a library are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 14 rooms offer comforts like Select Comfort beds and premium bedding, plus free WiFi and TVs with satellite channels. Other amenities available to guests include sitting areas, 24-hour room service, and DVD players.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
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Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) and a theme park shuttle. This El Calafate hotel also offers an indoor pool, a library, and tour/ticket assistance. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Concierge services
- Free breakfast
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
- Garden
- Indoor pool
- Library
- Luggage storage
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Number of floors - 2
- Pool sun loungers
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Theme park shuttle (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 14
- Tours/ticket assistance
Family Friendly Amenities
- DVD player
- Free Wi-Fi
- Indoor pool
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Bathrobes
- Bidet
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free toiletries
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Down comforter
- DVD player
- Free WiFi
- Hair dryer
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- In-room safe
- Phone
- Premium bedding
- Private bathroom
- Room service (24 hours)
- Satellite TV service
- Separate sitting area
- Shower/tub combination
- Sleep Number by Select Comfort mattress
- Television
Where to Eat
A complimentary buffet breakfast is served each morning between 6:30 AM and 9:30 AM.
Hostería Lupama has a restaurant on site.
24-hour room service is available.
Start your day with a free buffet breakfast, available daily from 6:30 AM to 9:30 AM. Room service is available around the clock.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals on site
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 1:00 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time ends at 11:30 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 10:00 AM
Payment types
- No pets or service animals allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No pets or service animals allowed
Optional extras
- Airport shuttle fee: USD 69 per vehicle (roundtrip)
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This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties. Guests must transfer via required shuttle to the property. Guests must contact the property at least 48 hours before travel, using the contact information on the confirmation received after booking. This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. One child 3 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.


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Trevor Cahill progressing gradually in the minors
Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Trevor Cahill is slowly working his way back up to the majors after he was sent down to Class-A Visalia on Jun. 12.
He pitched one game for the Rawhide in the California League, giving up four runs in two innings pitched. The 26-year-old has moved up to Triple-A Reno since the rough start, where he has been fine-tuning his skills.
In the past week, Cahill has started two games, pitching 11.1 innings only giving up four hits while striking out nine in two victories.
D-backs manager Kirk Gibson is content with Cahill's progress in the minors, but added that his improved abilities remain unproven against major league talent.
"I mean he's done everything we've asked so the real test will be when he comes back here," Gibson said.
When he will return remains to be seen, but given that the D-backs traded Brandon McCarthy Sunday, lost Bronson Arroyo for the season Monday and have received uneven performances from rookie Mike Bolsinger, it's possible the team could turn to the veteran Cahill soon.
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The irony!
Not to tell my age, but I have kids some of your ages. Anyway, I'm white and Jewish and spent the first 8 years of my life in far SE, what some might call Anacostia. Actually, it's further out than Anacostia, near the Greater Southeast Community Hospital or whatever they call it currently. I remember the chair on MLK Avenue, which used to be called Nichols Ave, in front of the Curtis Brothers Furniture Store. Any old time Washingtonian will remember that. Parts of the area are extremely dangerous now, with drug dealing rampant. Next to the metro on Alabama Ave (I think it's Congress Heights) and close to St. Elizabeth's Hospital, there are several old Jewish cemeteries. I love going back to visit the old neighborhood, even though nothing of my childhood remains. My kids say I'm the only white lady who knows her way around that part of town.
Wow, an Anacostian Hebrew! I bet you got some stories to tell!
Not really. Where we grew up back in the 50s and 60s, the neighborhood was very Jewish. Then the great migration to the suburbs began. Not to avoid integration, in my family's case, but to move from an apartment to a house with a yard.
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The Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks and the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission are two different critters. Our FWP presents wildlife management proposals to five, governor-appointed commissioners. Commission meeting minutes regarding wolves, from 2007 through 2015, are available to the public. Get a copy, it's interesting history.
At their July 14, 2011, meeting, the commissioners established a three-wolf quota north of Yellowstone National Park. On July 9, 2015, the commissioners reduced their quota to two wolves. Yellowstone buffer zone wolf quotas were instituted by commissioners at final season setting meetings. They were not proposed by the FWP or sent out for comment.
On May 12, 2016, department biologists proposed a six-wolf quota and a Montana trapping quota of seven fisher. Commissioners rejected the department's proposal and put out two-wolf and zero-fisher quotas. Department biologists made no Yellowstone wolf quota proposals before their six-wolf quota that was shot down by a commission majority.
Do wolf advocacy groups and their "green decoys" masquerading as sportsmen try to influence Montana politicians? Could Montana hunters and trappers be "sold down the river" to placate national wolf advocacy outfits who couldn't care less about Montana's hunting heritage? Are environmental activists seeking more federal control over Montana resources, pouring political action cash into our governor's reelection campaign? Does wolf predation impact Montana's ungulate populations? You decide.
Edwin Johnson
I am one of nearly 10,000 Missoula County residents visiting the Missoula Public Library each week. My fixed income prevents me from buying new books, but at the library I have access to bestselling titles, the classics, as well as novel topics. My reading choices are accessible to me in traditional bound form, audiobook or even downloadable to my computer. It saddens me that for a new book to be added to the library's collection, another book has to be "retired" because there is not enough shelf space. A new building would alleviate this problem.
I've loved having access to the educational opportunities Missoula Public Library provides. I've learned about art history, becoming a writer and have been able to participate in a local book group. My computer skills have been enhanced with classes on Windows, Android and QuickBooks operating systems. All of these opportunities might be available in different locales around Missoula, but they often have a monetary requirement to attend them. My free library card is all I need to learn. With the new building, I would be able to pass this desire on to my extended family, with the addition of The Children's Museum, SpectrUM Discovery and MCAT, free and accessible to all.
Have you or your kids visited the library or one of its six satellite branches for books and programs? Have you benefited from the Web On Wheels bus to access the internet? Imagine a newer, more current library that offers 21st century services for you and your family. A vote of "yes" for the library bond issue is a vote of yes for our community. Visit YesForMissoulaLibrary.org for more information and how you can support this vital local effort.
Kristina Hurley
This year I had the opportunity to participate in the processing of mail-in ballots for Missoula County in the 2016 primary elections. I was one of 42 people selected to remove ballots from the blue, secret envelopes and unfold them so they could be fed to the vote-counting machines.
I was impressed with the percentage of ballots returned this year as compared to previous years. I'm sure people who mail in their ballots really want to have a voice in government, so I was disappointed in how many of the ballots had to be rejected because people could not follow simple directions.
According to ballot instructions prescribed by the secretary of state's office, "in an open primary, the voter is provided all eligible party ballots, BUT MAY SELECT ONLY ONE." In addition, the Missoula Elections Administration added a supplementary, very detailed set of instructions on the back of the prescribed instructions to help reduce the number of rejected ballots as it is a theme of every primary.
More than a few people put two voted ballots in one blue envelope. When this happens, both ballots are rejected and none of the votes on those ballots make it into the count.
I believe everyone who wants to vote should have their vote count, but that can only happen if the rules are followed. Please take the time to read the rules on your mail-in ballots for the general election in November and perform the steps one-by-one (including putting only one ballot in a blue envelope) so that your vote can be counted. Frequently in local elections only a few votes make the difference between winners and losers.
C. Burt Caldwell
The U.S. Forest Service continues to ignore public input and destroy trust as it did last year with proposed logging in the Rattlesnake Recreation Area. At a meeting last week, the Bitterroot National Forest made it clear that before releasing the final decision, they had already lined up workers to complete logging that threatens the integrity of a popular trail near Hamilton. The trees have also been marked and geotechnical work for a new road bridge has been completed prior to the final decision.
In planning the Westside Collaborative Vegetation Management project, the USFS has disregarded numerous public comments, discounted possible compromises, and dismissed almost all 17 objections filed. At the center of the controversy is the proposal to commercially log more than 2 square miles of mature ponderosa forest, build 7.6 miles of new logging roads and run log trucks on quiet residential roads. Much of this work will occur around the Coyote Coulee trail, a popular 9-mile loop in a pristine, unroaded area that was acquired by the USFS in the 1970s for big game winter range. The trail was built and has been maintained by the Backcountry Horsemen in true collaboration between the Backcountry Horsemen and the Bitterroot NF. Recently, Darby students have also participated in its maintenance. With this history of cooperation, it's astounding that the USFS is now ignoring public concerns, including a request for a buffer around the trail. And this project will cost taxpayers almost $1 million.
If it is truly necessary to make this forest "more resilient," the work could be accomplished with less impact in sensitive areas like Coyote Coulee by keeping new roads out and using noncommercial hand thinning. Considering public input by implementing compromises to keep this area pristine would certainly help the USFS win back the trust of the American people.
Jeff Lonn and
Michele Dieterich
Thomas Edison said in 1931, "I'd put my money on the sun and solar energy. What a source of power! I hope we don't have to wait until oil and coal run out before we tackle that."
Three quarters of a century later, the promise of solar energy is finally being realized. The price of solar panels has dropped by more than half since 2009, and there are now more jobs in solar in this country than there are in oil and gas extraction or coal mining.
To allow Montana's solar industry to continue growing toward its enormous potential, we need the right policies in place. That's why I was so glad to see the energy plan recently released by Gov. Bullock.
Here in Montana, rooftop solar is growing at a rate of 30 percent per year, and large-scale solar projects are also beginning to be developed. Within the last year, three Montana electric cooperatives have installed community solar projects, allowing co-op members to buy into a larger solar array built by the co-op. Solar developers have signed contracts to build six large-scale solar arrays in Montana and dozens more similar projects have been proposed.
As the owner of a solar business near Red Lodge for the past 22 years, I've witnessed the growth of Montana's solar industry firsthand. In addition to creating jobs and boosting our economy, solar is a valuable energy resource. It produces at times of high demand for electricity, when energy is especially valuable, and it helps to diversify our energy portfolio and make the grid more resilient.
Despite its recent growth, today solar accounts for just 0.1 percent of Montana's in-state electricity use. But its potential is huge. A recent study from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory found that rooftop solar in Montana could meet 28 percent of Montana's electricity needs.
The governor's plan addresses our state's shifting energy landscape and lays out a variety of strategies to advance clean energy. When it comes to solar, the plan includes a goal of doubling solar development in the state by 2025. I am confident that we will meet that goal well ahead of schedule, thanks in part to some of the strategies outlined in the plan.
For example, net metering is Montana's foundational solar policy and has made rooftop solar development possible in the state. The governor's plan opposes efforts to weaken the net metering law, ensuring that rooftop solar be allowed to continue growing.
It's also great to see the state government leading by example on solar. The plan calls for the Montana Department of Environmental Quality to evaluate the potential of solar on its own building in Helena, as well as other state-owned buildings and facilities around Montana.
As the governor's plan points out, "Over the coming decades, the energy landscape will dramatically change." Coal has been an important part of Montana's economy for a long time, but as buyers of Montana electricity increasingly demand cleaner energy sources, there's no question that our energy sector is in flux. Change can be disorienting, but with change comes opportunity. The people of Montana have always been known for their resourcefulness and adaptability. By seizing the clean energy opportunities before us, we can come through this transition stronger and more prosperous than ever.
Thank you, Gov. Bullock, for an energy plan that embraces Montana's clean energy potential.
Henry Dykema
Montana Renewable Energy Association
Red Lodge
I want to thank the over 10,000 Missoula County voters who supported me in the Democratic primary for Missoula County commissioner. With that victory, I'm now ready to take on the Republican candidate in the general election this fall. It's been a pleasure meeting residents across this great county over the past few months, from Condon to Lolo to the Ninemile—hearing your concerns and visions for the county, and looking for creative solutions that balance competing interests.
I also want to thank my opponent in the race, Stacy Rye, for her commitment to public service, for running a strong campaign, and for shining a spotlight on many important issues. Running for or serving in public office—regardless of party affiliation—is not easy, and I applaud folks who are willing to step up, make themselves accountable to their constituents and give back to their communities. So thanks, Stacy, for your continued service to our community.
In the weeks and months to come, I'll continue reaching out to folks across our county to hear how we can ensure that Missoula County remains the brightest star in Montana's Big Sky. We may not always agree, but I'll do my best to listen and figure out where common ground exists to move the county forward. My priorities remain the same: land stewardship and conservation, good planning, public safety and social justice. And through it all, bridging the urban-rural divide that too often dominates politics. How we achieve these goals is where the rubber meets the road, but I'm confident that we can get there together.
Dave Strohmaier
My name is Max Firehammer. Last week, I graduated from Hellgate High School. This September, I will go to study creative writing at Hamline University in Saint Paul. I owe much of my success to the Missoula Public Library.
When I was in middle school, I began to write short stories. Given my lack of experience, most of these were just collections of drifting ideas or blatant imitations of my favorite writers. But I tried. Then I began attending a young adult writers group at the library. We shared our writing with each other, and received feedback, praise and constructive criticism.
I continued to go to the young adult writer's group as often as possible for the next five years. Through this program at our public library, I was motivated to write fiction almost nonstop and acquired skills that have helped me not only in my pursuit of this passion, but also with my college preparation and a wide range of other areas.
All of this is only the story of how a single resource at the library has helped a single person. Considering how long the library has been around, the variety of resources it provides and the sheer number of people it serves each day (1,500, on average), there must be hundreds who have had experiences similar to my own. However, our library could easily be doing so much more. The building is sadly outdated. The shelves are full. There are not enough outlets or even enough places to sit. The library is not currently able to achieve its full potential to serve our community. We can fix that. If the bond is passed and these problems are solved and the resources provided are expanded, just imagine the possibilities. Please vote YES for our library.
Max Firehammer
I carried an M-16 for a year in Vietnam. Upon returning home, a high school friend wanted to know if I had smuggled home a selector switch, which apparently can be installed in an AR-15 for full automatic capability. If this is true, do you suppose there is a black market for this device and are there such weapons available? Machine guns are still illegal, aren't they?
This is a serious question: Can any gun owner explain why they feel the need to own an assault weapon? Is it just because you can? Is it a slightly wicked thrill to have one or do you really see yourself in close combat against whoever it is you fear? Is it just to assert your right to own whatever weapon you desire? An AR-15 shoots a high velocity round that will destroy flesh and bone and is not that good at long range, so it's not ideal for hunting. What do you do with such a weapon?
Just for the record, I own long guns and pistols, and I once had a concealed weapon permit—although, after Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq, I have become somewhat of a peacenik, thinking those wars pretty much only benefited arms manufacturers at a huge cost to American citizens.
Maybe you think an assault weapon ban will lead to losing the Second Amendment entirely (fat chance), and of course there are a bajillion assault weapons already out there, just waiting for the next drunk, stoned or mentally unstable person to pick one up. And I also realize our current political status has us so polarized that any compromise will be unlikely. But if you support the sales of assault weapons, explain to the public how you would prevent mass killings. I know, if there aren't guns people will use knives and clubs. But if those are so dangerous and effective, why don't you just arm yourself with those?
I really want answers to these questions. Anybody willing to write a reply?
Steve Wheat
Dwellings similar to the Timblo house-in-process can be found in various Missoula neighborhoods (see "This new house," May 26). I don't find them particularly attractive and I am completely flummoxed as to why anyone would build a flat-roofed home around here. However, there is a bigger housing issue in this town that needs consideration in order to preserve "the context and the character of the neighborhood." Important quality-of-life issues seem to be ignored by local governing units and municipal decision-making bodies, with one exception—the police department is very helpful with quality-of-life issues.
The issues to which I refer involve the "slum-like" rental properties throughout the city. Drive through almost any quiet, well-tended Missoula neighborhood—lawns mowed, weeds under control, homes generally well cared for—and you will likely see at least one dwelling that appears to have been dumped into the neighborhood from some far-away war zone. What is left of the exterior paint is peeling away, weeds are knee-high, garbage and other stuff covers the lot. The tenants' vehicles crowd the nearby street. And until the locals request the assistance of the police, some of these tenants will be loud and disruptive. Often these tenants don't care or have no apparent clue as to the proper dynamics of living in a neighborhood made up mainly of families that have paid for or are paying for their homes and who have a long-term vested interest in the area.
Of course, many tenants who have to rent what they can find in their price range are victims of penny-pinching landlords. Tenants deserve better for their rental dollars than what is provided by the "slum landlord" who seems to be held to no standards to provide the lessees appropriate living space in good repair. If there are standards, who in city government should be enforcing these standards? If the standards allow such poor maintenance of real property, who in city government should be called to task for allowing these low standards?
Some landlords obviously find it a great inconvenience to do the slightest amount of work on the property. After all, keeping up the property will cut into the bottom line. I can just hear the landlord's pontifications now: "So there's an old mattress in the backyard, a couple of shattered toilets in the side yard, what's that to me? The weeds, the noise and the other aggravations the neighbors claim they are facing, well, phooey to the neighborhood. It's my property to do with as I want."
So ye who profess a profound concern for the context and character of Missoula neighborhoods, how about focusing your energies on figuring out some way to deal with irresponsible landlords (and yes, some irresponsible homeowners as well). They need to be reined in and held to high standards of property management and maintenance.
Linda Holtom
There's a student movement afoot in the Last Best Place.
University students in our great state are joining together and letting it be known they recognize and celebrate the vital role that public lands play in the everyday lives of all Montanans. The Associated Students of both the University of Montana (ASUM) and Montana State University (ASMSU) passed resolutions this spring urging our elected officials to maintain federal management of American public lands. Both resolutions passed with a majority vote. ASUM's vote was unanimous.
Public lands generate $6 billion a year annually in Montana—including $403 million in tax revenue—and support 64,000 jobs in the state. But more important than the economic benefits public lands offer Montana are the educational opportunities those lands provide.
Students at both universities are the next generation of wildlife biologists, foresters, engineers, artists, geographers, geologists and leaders. Students in all of these fields and more rely on the natural classrooms that our public lands provide. Furthermore, professors in these fields depend on public lands not only to educate their students, but also to conduct valuable and groundbreaking research that brings acclaim to UM, MSU and the state.
Most students at UM and MSU will tell you that academics are only part of why they decided to attend these schools. UM and MSU attract and retain students because of our state's natural beauty and the easy access we have to the extraordinary public lands in Missoula's and Bozeman's backyards. We have great respect for the indispensable place public lands have in the cultural identity of our state and its citizens.
Hundreds of MSU students have found community on public lands such as Hyalite Canyon through the school's outdoor recreation program, and hundreds of UM students have found the same on public lands throughout the state by taking part in the University's Freshman Wilderness Experience. Both of these programs introduce incoming students to the importance of conservation, the sanctity found in natural beauty and the lifelong friendships that can be made while enjoying Montana's amazing outdoor opportunities.
Having recognized federal public lands as an essential part of Montana's heritage, a majority of Montanans, including students at UM and MSU, are appalled by the short-sighted and irresponsible agenda to transfer ownership or management of American public lands to state or private hands.
If Montana took over American public lands, our state would be faced with a $367 million deficit, according to Lee Newspapers. This could lead to many areas losing vital federal protections, including access to conservation and firefighting budgets, or being closed to public access altogether. Opening public lands to such peril is not in our state's interest and does not have the support of our state's students.
Many from UM's and MSU's student bodies will soon be joining the Montana workforce. We have a responsibility as the leaders of tomorrow to ensure that these public lands remain as pristine and accessible as they are today and an interest in ensuring their continued contribution to economic stability, education and recreation for generations to come.
As representatives of UM's and MSU's student bodies, we believe that our congressional delegation, our governor and our state representatives have a responsibility to their constituents to maintain the natural heritage of Montana by ensuring that federally owned public lands in Montana are not transferred to state or private hands.
Sam Forstag
ASUM President
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About this listing
My house is warm and cosy, with tons of character and natural light and is in Crestview, one of Austin's hottest neighborhoods. I moved in here twelve years ago and have never wanted to leave. I hope you love my great little house as much as I do!
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Central heating or a heater in the listing
The Space
Cute, one bedroom, one bath bungalow with yard in north central Austin's charming Brentwood/Crestview neighborhood. Duplex shares one common wall with neighbor. Approx. 6 miles to downtown, and is located directly on the #5 bus route that will take you straight to downtown. Light rail stop is approx. 7 blocks away. Walking distance to coffee shop and close to local eateries and grocery stores. One parking space in driveway, plus street parking. Sleeps 3 (one queen size bed, one SUPER COMFY full length couch). Central air & heat, internet access (no TV, but you can watch shows & movies on Hulu or Netflix on my desktop iMac). Mix yourself a margarita and relax out in the backyard!
The house is colorful, full of light, casual, and comfortable. Nothing upscale or stuffy about it, yet clean and stylish. Crestview/Brentwood is an awesome neighborhood, totally close-in and accessible to all of Austin's major thoroughfares.
Three cats and two small dogs live in this house. The house is clean, but I know some people are allergic and sensitive, so I'm mentioning it. The animals will be not be there during your stay (unless having the cats around would be an extra perk for you! I normally board them, but if you specifically would like for them to be present, just let me know.) Also, please just keep in mind that I live here, and it's not just a rental property, so my clothes will be hanging in the closet and my toiletries will be in the linen closet, etc. I thought that was an important detail!
Guest Access
Guests will have access to the house, yard, and driveway.
Interaction with Guests
I would like to meet my guests when they arrive, but do not require you to do so.
The Neighborhood
There is a coffee shop 8 blocks down the street from the house, and a great little deli about 4 blocks up (coincidentally named "Little Deli.") There are also tons of restaurants on Burnet Road, which is about a half mile away from the house.
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I did the same cruise end of January and just wanted to know if Perry Grant was still performing in the Sky Lounge every night. We have been on the Eclipse a few times before but we felt this spoilt the cruise as the entertaiment which would usually be in the Sky Lounge such as dancing to a live band and the interactive parties etc were held in the Atrium which was far too small an area with inadequate seating. I see from your review they have changed the cruise director and I hope he has found Perry a new venue!!
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Amy Richardson & Saber
All Tails 'R' Waggin' - Columbus Dog and Cat Boarding and Grooming - Central Ohio
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Breeding quality German Shepherds with East/West German and DDR bloodlines
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Amy is a dog training professional with over 17 years experience.
Breeding quality German Shepherds with PURE DDR bloodlines
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Amy Revta Richardson, Canine Unlimited email@example.com Amy is a dog training professional with over 16 years experience.
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South Lincolnshire Blind Society
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Fawcett Funeral Home
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PlanetOne Communications Inc
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District 1199C Training & Upgrading Fund
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