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Experience tropical splendor in this 4 bedroom, 5 bathroom hillside villa, overlooking beautiful Banderas Bay. Ocean and jungle VIEWS can be enjoyed from all rooms and terraces with your own private pool. Sleeps 10 people comfortably. Outdoor gas BBQ grill is great for poolside entertaining. RELAX in the master bathroom jacuzzi with Champagne and panoramic VIEWS! Maid service provided daily and airport pickup INCLUDED. Coffee, tea and fresh fruit in the morning is complimentary. Hot breakfast with eggs, pancakes, and bacon is $2.50 each. Cook is included for breakfast. Cook for lunch or dinner for 4 hours is $60, (groceries not included). Cook for the week is $500. We have contacts at the beach to assist with fishing, swimming, snorkelling, and boat trips. We can also help arrange ziplline and jungle tours (El Eden-set for the movie, THE PREDATOR). The ZOO (best zoo ever!!!), horseback riding, TEQUILA tasting rooms, restaurants are all close by in Mismaloya. Taxi service is easily accessible.
Christmas and New Years still available!! Check prices on luxury villas and you'll see that we have some of the most competetive prices and fantastic accommodations!!!! We offer full staff, as much or as little as you'd like. You tell us what you want and we'll deliver!!!
Maid service provided daily. Gardner, maintenance, and pool keeper included. Complimentary continental breakfast (fresh fruit, toast, and coffee) served daily. Hot breakfast available for a small price.
Shampoo, soaps, conditioner provided for your convenience.
Laudry room downstairs with washer and dryer or let us do your laudry for a small fee, just ask!! One complimentary Airport pick-up!!! Bottled water delivered for your convenience.
Beach towels, cooler, and beach chairs available.
Don't forget Sunday Brunch at Lindo Mar, located off of the main highway to town, A MUST!!
Ask about 'Special Offers' at the time of booking a reservation. 50% of the price paid as a deposit at the time of booking and the 50% paid 4 weeks prior to vacation. Cash or check accepted. DISCOUNTS for regular customers and referrals!!
Casa Mis Amores is a well kept secret. A quiet getaway where one can go to relax, regroup and unwind. Whether we just hung out at the pool, adventure into town, or took a snorkeling tour, we were content. Iced cold margaritas greeted us upon arrival with guacamole, salsa and quesadillas (all done by staff, Juan & Paula) Can´t wait to return to this extraordinary getaway.
From the airport we were greeted by Juan and we're driven to a local Walmart to stock up on groceries for the weekend before being shuttled to Casa de mis Amores. At the Villa we were again greeted by Paola who would be preparing our breakfast every morning. Both Juan and Paola were extremely accommodating, going out of their way to help us fill up pool inflatables, connecting us with local adventures such as horse back riding, boat rides and scuba diving. Their hospitality alone allowed us to truly feel like royalty.
From the top of the hills were magnificent views from every room. A beautiful breeze swept the entire house. There are three beautiful levels with plenty of space and drawers in each room. Showering while having a perfect view overlooking the jungle and the sea was especially delightful. Having a personal pool made our time spent at the house most memorable.
Our drive to local restaurants such as Lekliff and tequila tastings was beautiful as we wound through the jungle. Our adventures in the Malecon were just a few minutes away. Ther we came across beautiful local shops, and a nightlife that had a little bit of something for everyone!
We will definitely be revisiting Casa de mis Amores!
Casa Mis Amores was amazing! The view was nice, the privacy was excellent, and we already miss the great weather! Paula and Juan were amazing and extremely kind and accommodating as well. My wife and I really enjoyed our visit and Janis was there at the airport to greet us and show us around which was very nice. It was finally warm enough on our 5th day to swim and we definitely enjoyed the beach next to one of the resorts along the way. One of the locals told us where the best area to swim with no rocks and it was amazing! Everyone that we met was very nice. I would say the best thing we did was drive to boca where we took the boat ride to Yelepa. We were able to enjoy the day there and even saw a stingray do a belly flop in the water! We already miss all of the seafood and all of the house amenities. We will definitely miss the view! The house is amazing, private but not too isolated, easy to get to from Puerto Vallarta, bathrooms on every level and extremely clean. Paula and Juan take care of the place like it is there own and this place definitely beat staying at any of the resorts or hotels. You cannot get anywhere near the accommodations that you get from this house if you rented a hotel room. You get your private pool, private home with 4 bedrooms, personal attention from paula and juan, and plenty of balconies to see the ocean and sun set from every level. We will definitely be back soon!
Four friends and I spent a week at Casa De Mis Amores and it wasnt nearly long enough! Upon our arrival to the house they were margaritas and chips/guacamole ready by the poolside, what a welcome! The house itself is impressive, with a spectacular setting on the hillside providing a view you will never tire of. The house has such emaculate details, decore, and plenty of space for a family vacation. We loved being a little removed from the major town, it provided such a relaxing, exotic setting...but the house is located so close to buses, taxis, and water taxis, it makes it easy to get around as well. So many activities just a short trip from the house! We went zip lining, snorkeling, and took a few water taxis to comb the beaches. Just walk down to the hotel Barcelo and have a water taxi take you to Las Gelemas beach, its a must! Juan and Paula are the house caretakers, and they are wonderful! coming every morining to clean up and prepare breakfast, they were so nice and helpful with any questions we had. Since returning home, all we have been talking about is when we can go back!
Casa Mis Amores is nesteld in the hills of Mismaloya, overlooking pristine Banderas Bay, one of the more exclusive areas of Puerto Vallarta. Stunning panoramic views of the ocean and jungle entice the soul. Bird watching(at times whale watching)can both be done from any patio or terrace at Casa Mis Amores!!! Watch flocks of chattering green birds fly by at any time of the day! Hear the 'big cats' from the Mismalya zoo in the afternoon to add the real jungle flavor to your trip. The zoo is within walking distance. Tequila tasting, horseback riding, snokeling, beach activities, boating, jet skiing, whale watching, surfing, water taxis, boating tours, beach restaurants, massage, jungle canopy and zipline tours, atv rentals, hiking, are all within walking distance or a short taxi ride from the house. Mini marts are closeby in Mismaloya. Catch the bus down the hill for a short ride to downtown Puerto Vallarta for about fifty cents. Taxis are only a phone call away, or a walk down the hill. An ATM is located near the Barcelo Hotel down the hill. Movies, grocery stores, clothing mall, flea market, discotecs, manicurists, hairdressers, bars, restaurants, airport, bus station, harbor, hospitals are all found in downtown Puerto Vallarta, about 10 minutes (15 minutes for bus) or so from Mismaloya. The airport is 30 minutes away or 45 with traffic. The Botanical Gardens can be visited by catching a bus down the hill. It is located about 20 minutes further south. At the end of our street you'll find the set of the film 'Night of the Iguana' (starring Richard Burton). Take a walk, ride a horse, or take a cab to the movie set 'The Predator'(Arnold Scwarzenegger) just past Mismaloya town, in the jungle. You'll end up at El Eden where they have a swimming hole, waterfall and restaurant. Tie up your horse, go for a swim, then grab a beer and some nachos! When you get back to the house take a shower over looking the ocean. If you'd like, we have a chef that can cook some of the best authentic Mexican cuisine around for a small fee. In addition to that, we can help arrange any of your tourist activities and will seek out the best prices.
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Jun 12 2016 - Sep 30 2016
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Oct 1 2016 - Nov 30 2016
3 night minimum stay
Winter Holiday
Dec 1 2016 - Jan 10 2017
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Jan 11 2017 - Jun 12 2017
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Christmas and New Years still available!!! Peak Season prices are negotiable for long term rentals. Repeat customers receive discount. Tip staff members 10 percent. Cooks can be hired for each meal at an extra charge. $2.50 per person for hot breakfast. $60. for family dinner and you buy groceries. Private parties can be catered for an extra price. Private Chef, is negotiable.
Snorkelling, fishing, boating, jet skiing, horseback riding, canopy tours, or zipline adventures can all be arranged by us.
The Mismalya Zoo is close-by (A MUST since it's the best zoo ever!!)
Tequila tasting rooms are within walking distance.
La Choza (Tony's Place) is our favorite restaurant in the Vallarta area, located just a few blocks away from the casa.
Le Kliff is a few miles away with the most romantic and elegant restaurant with spectacular views of the ocean-- get married there!!! Perfect spot for honeymooners or couples celebrating anniversaries.
Off season long term rentals negotiable. Laundry services are available for an extra charge. Laundry soap and machines are provided, no extra charge.
50% DEPOSIT due at reservation booking. 50% due one month before rental. Cash or check accepted.
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Greenville Municipal Airport (Michigan)
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|Greenville, Michigan
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|855 ft / 261 m
|43°08′32″N 085°15′14″W / 43.14222°N 85.25389°WCoordinates: 43°08′32″N 085°15′14″W / 43.14222°N 85.25389°W
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Greenville Municipal Airport (FAA LID: 6D6) is a city owned, public use airport located three nautical miles (6 km) south of the central business district of Greenville, a city in Montcalm County, Michigan, United States.[1] It is included in the National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems for 2011–2015, which categorized it as a general aviation facility.[2]
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Greenville Municipal Airport covers an area of 135 acres (55 ha) at an elevation of 855 feet (261 m) above mean sea level. It has two runways: 10/28 is 4,199 by 75 feet (1,280 x 23 m) with an asphalt surface and 18/36 is 1,730 by 200 feet (527 x 61 m) with a turf surface.[1]
For the 12-month period ending December 31, 2010, the airport had 5,100 aircraft operations, an average of 13 per day: 98% general aviation and 2% military. At that time there were 51 aircraft based at this airport: 92% single-engine and 8% multi-engine.[1]
- ^ a b c d FAA Airport Master Record for 6D6 (Form 5010 PDF). Federal Aviation Administration. Effective May 31, 2012.
- ^ "2011–2015 NPIAS Report, Appendix A" (PDF, 2.03 MB). National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems. Federal Aviation Administration. October 4, 2010. External link in
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- Greenville Municipal (6D6) at Michigan DOT Airport Directory
- Aerial image as of April 1998 from USGS The National Map
- FAA Terminal Procedures for 6D6, effective September 15, 2016
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I have had a number of emails asking me about what the House passed this year on the fiscal cliff and whether those bills were taken up by the Senate.
The House has passed two plans that would have a direct impact on the fiscal cliff already this year, one on taxes, one on the budget that deals with the automatic spending reductions set to start on January 2.
On August 1, the House approved H.R. 8, a bill that would extend the Bush tax rates for all Americans for one more year; the vote was 256-171.
That bill was sent to the Senate, where it was placed on the legislative calendar. It has not been brought up for any amendments or votes.
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Elton Boyd Bahnsen, 79, of 681 Glenn Carrie Road, died Saturday, Jan. 6, 2001.
A native of Vinton, La., Mr. Bahnsen was a son of the late Antone and Catherine Moss Bahnsen. He was a retired electrician and a World War II army veteran who was awarded three bronze stars and the Purple Heart for distinguished service. He was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Lord & Stephens Funeral Home, East, Athens, with Deacon Bill Lakin officiating. Burial will be in Old Hull Cemetery.
Survivors include his wife, Roberta Gunnells Bahnsen; a daughter, Marie Abercrombie, Athens; three sons, Lynn Bahnsen and Mike Bahnsen, both of Athens, and Elton Bahnsen Jr., Seneca, S.C.; five sisters, Dorothy Wilson and Oneita Sandifer, both of Vinton, La., Wilda Hale, Kirbyville, Texas, Margaret Husers, Lake Charles, La., and Carol McConnaughhay, Sulphur, La.; eight grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews.
Pallbearers will be David Jones, Ben Bahnsen, Bret Bahnsen, Keith Titshaw, Larry Jones, Jerry Torbert and David Torbert.
The family will receive friends from 5-7 p.m. today at Lord & Stephens Funeral Home, East, Athens.
Memorials may be made to St. Joseph's Catholic Church, 134 Prince Avenue, Athens, Ga. 30601.
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Mandate simple mile-per-gallon and fuel cost per trip readout on dashboard instruments, integrated into all vehicles. Fuel usage and cost information would instantly tell us the cost of what we're doing ... and help us lessen the expense. We buy and operate vehicles as if we were racing, making driving the most expensive, wasteful way to travel. If the cost were continually in our faces, we'd soon begin driving more conservatively.
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Callahan & Associates, a leading consultant for credit unions, is a vibrant financial services firm. We are looking for a talented, motivated writer to add to our growing Callahan Media team. Callahan Media creates a variety of content for online audiences and print publication subscribers throughout the credit union world. We have recently completed a brand relaunch and comprehensive restructuring of our website, CreditUnions.com.Position SummaryWe are looking for a creative, driven individual to help us share stories from the credit union community. This writer is responsible for generating actionable content across a variety of media platforms. This is an excellent opportunity for an individual looking to develop a professional voice in the growing financial services industry. Don't worry if you don't have a pre-existing understanding of the credit union community – we can get you up to speed. Functions & Responsibilities•Write informative, accurate, and engaging weekly web features•Pitch and develop multiple magazine-style articles for a feature well in our quarterly print journal•Delve beyond surface-level reporting to develop actionable case studies, highlighting background, specific topic, results & data, lessons learned, and follow-up action for readers•Contribute attention-grabbing headlines, promos, sidebars, call-outs, and additional "points of interest" across both print and online platforms•Follow up leads and assignments from multiple sources •Collaborate with analysts, designers, and other writers/researchers to identify photos, charts/graphs, web links, and videos to complement content•Collaborate with video producer to create multimedia / videographic content for our website•Travel (~10-15%) to interview subjects and produce print / web content•Copyedit and proofread content for grammar, spelling, style, and sense, and then coordinating with other writers to resolve queries and suggest editsRequirements•Demonstrated use of writing in AP style •Bachelor's degree in Journalism necessary; advanced Journalism degrees preferred.•3 years of professional, post-graduate writing experience. Specifically, magazine or publishing experience and/or financial & business clips a plus.•Ability to interact with C-Level professionals in the financial services community•Excellent interpersonal and communication skills•Meticulous attention to detail•Deadline driven•Self-starting problem solver who is willing to roll up their sleeves to find a solution•Ability to prioritize workload and manage multiple projects and overlapping deadlines•Ability to work in a collaborative environment and cross-departmentally To ApplyPlease end cover letter, resume, and salary history to the e-mail address provided. Please include 1-3 writing samples (no more than 1,000 words each). If you can include examples of your original pitch or assignment memo you were given and the completed product, please include those as well. No calls please.


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Nickname -- Gamecocks
Colors -- Garnet and Black
Stadium -- Williams-Brice Stadium (80,250)
Coach -- Lou Holtz (8-15, third year; 224-110-7, 30th year overall)
Last season -- 8-4 (5-3, tied second East)
Preseason SEC pick --Third in East
Returning starters -- 17 (nine offense, seven defense, one specialist)
Holtz on the season: ''The only expectation I worry about is ours. We have high expectations, but we do every year. With our fans, I can't contain that. Their enthusiasm is exceptionally high, and I hope we don't disappoint them. The main thing is to live up to our expectations.''
All-SEC preseason selections: First team -- LB Kalimba Edwards (6-6, 260, Sr.); DB Sheldon Brown (5-10, 190, Sr.); Second team -- OL Cedric Williams (6-3, 300, Jr.); OL Melvin Paige (6-5, 305, Sr.), RB Derek Watson (6-1, 210, Jr.).
The South Carolina Gamecock Club will be holding a pep rally at the Classic Center on Sept. 8 beginning at 3 p.m. in preparation for the game against the Bulldogs at Sanford Stadium. Call 357-4444 for ticket information.
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In his third season at Arkansas, Holtz took the Razorbacks to the Sugar Bowl. In his third season at Notre Dame, he led the Irish to the national championship. He begins his third year in Columbia this season.
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South Carolina's upset of Georgia sparked its surprising run last year. This year's Sept. 8 game in Athens could be just as important. South Carolina's starts the SEC with Georgia and Mississippi State on the road.
QB Phil Petty
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Although Holtz says people don't appreciate senior QB Phil Petty enough, Petty could be supplanted by newcomer Corey Jenkins, who will play somewhere this year.
On the Internet
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USC Sports: www.uscsports.com
This article published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Wednesday, August 15, 2001.
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The 2012 Nobel Prize in Literature: It's Mo Yan
By Susan Harris
The Nobel Prize in literature goes to Chinese writer Mo Yan. From the citation: "Through a mixture of fantasy and reality, historical and social perspectives, Mo Yan has created a world reminiscent in its complexity of those in the writings of William Faulkner and Gabriel García Márquez, at the same time finding a departure point in old Chinese literature and in oral tradition." You can read what we thought of his Big Breasts and Wide Hips here.
I am calling for the help of those who have read one or more of Mo Yan's books. With which book to start if I want to get an impression of this writer: http://andreasmoser.wordpress.com/2012/10/11/the-mo-yan-poll/ ?
I have just finished reading "You'll Do Anything for a Laugh" which is a collection of his short stories. Each one of them is brilliant, though the first one (after which the book is named) stands head and shoulder over the rest. I highly recommend this work to get acquainted with Mo Yan's writing.
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The grit and shimmer of the internet tech scene in 2001 New York City - up to and including the 9/11 events - are portrayed in madcap Pynchon style in this twisted joyride that sparkles with humor, intrigue, and the sounds and symbols of our modern age. Enjoy the ride! (Alice)
Thomas Pynchon brings us to New York in the early days of the internet
It is 2001 in New York City, in the lull between the collapse of the dot-com boom and the terrible events of September 11th. Silicon Alley is a ghost town, Web 1.0 is having adolescent angst, Google has yet to IPO, Microsoft is still considered the Evil Empire. There may not be quite as much money around as there was at the height of the tech bubble, but there's no shortage of swindlers looking to grab a piece of what's left.
Maxine Tarnow is running a nice little fraud investigation business on the Upper West Side, chasing down different kinds of small-scale con artists. She used to be legally certified but her license got pulled a while back, which has actually turned out to be a blessing because now she can follow her own code of ethics carry a Beretta, do business with sleazebags, hack into people's bank accounts without having too much guilt about any of it. Otherwise, just your average working mom two boys in elementary school, an off-and-on situation with her sort of semi-ex-husband Horst, life as normal as it ever gets in the neighborhood till Maxine starts looking into the finances of a computer-security firm and its billionaire geek CEO, whereupon things begin rapidly to jam onto the subway and head downtown. She soon finds herself mixed up with a drug runner in an art deco motorboat, a professional nose obsessed with Hitler's aftershave, a neoliberal enforcer with footwear issues, plus elements of the Russian mob and various bloggers, hackers, code monkeys, and entrepreneurs, some of whom begin to show up mysteriously dead. Foul play, of course.
With occasional excursions into the DeepWeb and out to Long Island, Thomas Pynchon, channeling his inner Jewish mother, brings us a historical romance of New York in the early days of the internet, not that distant in calendar time but galactically remote from where we ve journeyed to since.
Will perpetrators be revealed, forget about brought to justice? Will Maxine have to take the handgun out of her purse? Will she and Horst get back together? Will Jerry Seinfeld make an unscheduled guest appearance? Will accounts secular and karmic be brought into balance?
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Joseph Palermo: Now that a Guatemalan court has convicted General Erfrain Rios Montt of "genocide" maybe we can better come to terms with the history of the early 1980s when the Reagan Administration was determined to vanquish communism in Central America.
The Romney Economic Plan's Misreading of History
Iwan Morgan: Present-day Republicans should not be allowed to get away with rewriting the 1980s in support of their economic proposals for the second decade of the twenty-first century.
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Karen Finney: Bachmann should be removed from the House Intelligence Committee, as the others who signed should be removed from their committees; all illustrated a willingness to abuse their positions and access in a manner that jeopardizes America's security.
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Obama Revives the Dukakis Presidency
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Here are some simple ways you can help the Malamutes with CHAAMP. For more ideas, see the Want to Help? tab.
Check our FACEBOOK PAGE for fundraising events going on (you don't have to be a Facebook member to see our page). You never know when or where our fundraiser group will pop up!
Shopping through Amazon? Go to smile.amazon.com/, select Chesapeake Area Alaskan Malamute Protection as your charity, and then bookmark the page for your jumping off page for purchases for Amazon. CHAAMP has really benefited from this.
Visit our wish list on AMAZON for items we need.
CHAAMP is proud to be a Partner for Pets! BISSELL and LostPetUSA.net have teamed up to help organizations like ours raise money, and now you can help too! When you purchase pet products on bissell.com and enter the code ADOPT at checkout, a portion of your purchase will be donated to our organization!
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Now that the summer heat and humidity have arrived, CHAAMP is very excited to announce our partnership with Chillspot, a new, innovative company selling cooling stations for pets! This is your chance to keep your mal cool this season and help CHAAMP! With each purchase of a Chillspot cooling station, Chillspot will make a very generous donation to CHAAMP when you use the promotion code "CHAAMP".
Summer is right around the corner and our dogs are as anxious as we are to get into their forever home. If you are not able to adopt but can foster, this would be a big help to us as it makes room for another dog for us to bring in. Click on the dogs name and you will be sent to our Petfinder page with more information and pictures about each dog. Don't worry, it will open in a separate window so you won't loose us.
Bucky is a very strong willed young man. Born August 2014, he will test you every day, to see what he can get away with, like a child. Attending obedience training is a must as part of Bucky's adoption contract. He's a loveable boy, a wonderful companion, who will benefit from positive reinforcement training.
Axel has not had an easy life. Born in 2011, he was used on an Amish puppy mill farm. His coat was completely matted and full of debris. The end of his ears have fly strike scars, and his tail has had frost bite. Very large at 124 lbs, Axel is thankfully an easy going guy. He leans on you at every opportunity for some body rubs. Typical Malamute, Axel cannot live with small pets of either gender nor any male dogs. Depending upon the disposition, Axel could possibly live with a large fur-sister.
Queen Bear is Princess' sister and has also made amazing improvements since CHAAMP brought her into rescue. Queen is in great shape now after losing 20+ lbs and her itchy, icky fur has grown back silky soft. Queen enjoys her walks but her heart is snuggled up next to you getting kisses and belly rubs. Queenie will do best with an experienced owner who is consistent yet loving as Queen can be a bit bossy and stubborn but she responds well to positive training using treats and kind patience.
Lilac about 18 months old
Who could resist this cute face?! Lilac is about 2 years old and full of puppy energy. She will need exercise at least twice a day to keep her out of mischief. Very sweet and friendly with people, Lilac greets everyone with a tail wag. Lilac definitely cannot live with cats, nor other dogs of any size. While Lilac has not lived in a house, she does go potty on leash so house breaking should be quick
Bootsie is a full speed ahead young lady! Boots will require strenuous daily exercise. Quite exhuberant, Boots would love to learn agility, go on long hikes and/or weight pull. Shy at first, Boots quickly warms up and starts zipping around. Very strong for her size, Boots will benefit from positive reinforcement training, and lots of love. She does not do well with other dogs, any size, either gender.
Daisy is about 18 months old and most likely a Siberian Husky/mix. She tends to be initially shy with men, but quickly warms up. Daisy can be quite talkative, and isn't fond of being contained. If left alone unsupervised, so far, she has not been destructive. Typical Northern breed, Daisy is not friendly with female dogs of any size. Nor does she tolerate small pets. She may be able to live with a large, laid back male dog.
Red Rosie
Red Rosie is about 2 years old and a very friendly girl. She's playful with large male dogs and has been living with small children. Rosie does not tolerate small pets of either gender and the reason she was released to us.
Aurora - lived with cats
Aurora, or Rory as we call her is a BIG girl. She's currently 130 lbs and needs to lose 30+ lbs. We've had blood work done, expecting her to be low thyroid, however her levels are acceptable. Luckily Rory likes to take long walks and she can move along/trot at a decent pace, which is helping with her weight loss. Born in October 2008, Rory was purchased as a puppy and lived with the same family until she was recently released to CHAAMP. While she was living with multiple cats and a female Yorkie, we can't say whether she would be good with "new" pets. She's friendly with the Malamutes at her foster home. Rory loves car rides, and being brushed. With her long fur, she needs daily brushing to avoid matting.
Avalanche is one happy boy. Look at that huge smile :) Born on Valentine's Day 2013, Avalanche is full of love. He's friendly with other dogs, walks well on leash, knows basic obedience, is house trained, and crate trained. Due to a divorce, Avalanche is looking for a new family to love him.
CHAAMP is a 501c3 non-profit organization working to rescue Alaskan Malamutes and connect them with good, loving forever homes.
The Alaskan Malamute is a northern dog breed. They were integral to the survival of the northern people. Today they play some of the same roles.
Join us for events and fundraisers including our annual Bake Sale. Watch here and our Facebook page.
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because those that know, know. I am no pumper; never have been, never will. Just seems pretty logical that when EVERYONE says that we are the non-contact choice, and KNOWING the long process of certification that we are on, that would take the NEXT guy even longer to try to leapfrog us, and SEEING that the only other logical competition, SAFRAN, just lost an officer to US, all SEEMS to me that with any glaring evidence of product(S) acceptance by TSA, you are holding a 5 bagger from here. In fact, these are one of those stocks that you could multiply share volume exponentially in an equity offering knowing that Pandora's box has been open for huge volume purchases worldwide, and share price may go up from day one. Again, no pumping, just a present day thought of current situations.
it would be nice to break 1.13 today...
Them be the facts jack...sell at your own peril and live to regret what would be for most their first "10 bagger", so is my opinion only.
You got that right pilgrim!
New investors her take heed:
only rookies care about (cents) peanuts.
It's that it is very difficult to make any real money over the short term unless you are trading inordinately large positions. And seasoned investors know how well that turns out.
The big money isn't made in the day-to-day action--it's made in the big moves.
The big money is made on the big moves, and big moves take time.
New buyers take heed: individual investors have a huge advantage here over biggest professionals that are left behind the curve. Many of them cannot invest in such stocks because their market cap are too small or their share prices too low, but with IMSC technology paying off, professionals can start buying it once it becomes a bigger company. So we are posed to win twice [* IMSC growing big on its own internal success ** when it really becomes a WS darling]
It definitely means that as long as the pros keep missing IMSC, that means it has a lot FURTHER to run.
Add if you can and SIT TIGHT.
a lot of the pumpers are implying that this stock is some kind of secret..this is not true..this stock is widely known..the reason this stock is in the pink sheet basement is because the market is leery of it getting TSA approval and also doubtful that it has the ability to get big orders..all it has gotten so far is penny-ante junk orders..hopefully this record will change and
TSA approval will come..then things will change share pricewise.
pink sheet, ahaha? what about VWSYF, aka Vestas Wind Systems, the leading giant European Wind company?
buzz off, you clown.
Why don't you get off your high horse and stop pumping this stock. It is obvious to everyone on this board what your biased agenda is!
Me thinks you have to come up with a more intelligent bash Waterboat. You see Fred has no intention of selling anytime soon. He doesn't say positive things one minute to sell at a higher price and then say negative things the next minute to drive the price down to buy lower. We all have figured out the people here who do that.
You are showing how dumb you are. You need to think a little more before you and your multiple id's post you BS. WE ARE NOT SELLING
We are lucky to be here at this starting point for IMSC. With only 33.75m shares outstanding there is also the possibility that by this time next year we may be on a different exchange with possibly a stock split. Holding long and strong for that possible 10+ bagger and buying a few more shares at the ask again.
Correct, the bashers love to use the 110M figure as a detractor,but that's fully diluted. 33K is pretty darn small float and there is going to be a vaccum when the cat exits the bag. I think the ascent, even with DMRJ selling(and they aren't obligated to)will surprise some here.
Think coiled spring
ZEYNOC...My target was & still stands @ 8.00-10.00 pps after tsa approves & then orders SOON AFTER...
I WILL buy more tomorrow(IMSC) if arna gets recommendation from fda adcom PANEL WHICH IAM FOLOWING ON MY OTHER SCREEN..
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Why We Love Games
A celebration of the little things that elevate games from good to great.
By: 1UP Staff February 14, 2012
Valentine's Day is all about love. This year, we figured you've probably seen enough nearly identical "Top 10 Games to Play With Your Girlfriend" pieces across the web (ProTip: Try Bubble Bobble), so we've decided instead to step back and look at a different kind of love altogether -- our love for games. What we realized is that what makes us love this crazy hobby has more to do with specific details, not big experiences. We've put together a tribute to some of the most memorable moments we've ever experienced in games -- not necessarily the big set-pieces that were carefully calculated to make an impression, but rather the little things that have stuck with us through the years. On consoles, PCs, arcade machines, and portables, these are the artful, loving incidentals and twists that have turned us into the fans we are. Some are profound, some are utterly trivial, but each one resonated with us.
Keep in mind, this isn't some comprehensive list of gaming's greatest moments; it's simply a reflection on our personal favorites. Everyone has their own, and everyone's are different -- so please, share yours!
Metal Gear | Konami, 1987
Metal Gear began on 8-bit systems, with graphics abstract enough that a soldier sneaking around in a cardboard box seemed reasonable. Years later, the games took on a more realistic tone. Yet hard-boiled hero Snake still crept around in boxes; this became a symbol of his (and the series') underlying eccentricity.
Half-Life | Valve/Sierra, 1998
After suffering continual harassment from an aggravating helicopter that's impervious to your feeble MP5 for a good half-hour, relief comes at last when you stumble upon a supply cache containing a laser-guided, rocket-propelled grenade launcher. Moments after you pick it up, the helicopter returns; what follows is one of the most satisfying moments in shooter history.
Command & Conquer: Red Alert | Westwood, 1996
Red Alert's intro was anything but well-made. Despite lacking the production values of even the lowest-rated daytime soap operas, this two-minute vignette set the tone for the series. Over the course of a matter of minutes Einstein travels time and space to kill a young Adolf Hitler. After returning to the "present" the only words he has are, "Time will tell." The scene set up the "kind of dumb but still awesome" tone seen in the rest of the game.
EarthBound | APE/HAL/Nintendo, 1995
Earthbound's Dusty Dunes Desert contains countless grains of sand, as well as two pixel-sized characters whose love is purer than the driven snow. Players who stumble upon the game's black and white sesame seeds amid the sprawling dunes (not an easy task) can hear their respective stories of star-crossed love, even if reuniting the two proves impossible.
Dark Souls | From/Namco, 2011
The world of Dark Souls is a veritable perdition to which your character has been banished for an unknown (but undoubtedly heinous) crime. With death awaiting at every turn, your only solace comes in the form of resting your weary head at the base of a kindled bonfire. The warmth from the flames serves a greater purpose than its obvious role as a checkpoint; it provides momentary comfort in an otherwise abysmal world.
Psychonauts | Double Fine/Majesco, 1995
In most games, beat a boss or finish a level and your character sits there, or maybe smiles at the camera. In Psychonauts, super boy Raz does silly dance steps and squeezes a tune that sounds like a smirk mixed with a gloat out the side of his cheek. Apart from being a tune that's impossible to get out of your head, it feels like something a human would do, rather than something a video game would.
Silent Hill 2 | Konami, 2001
Near the close of a tumultuous journey through the bizarre, sleepy town of Silent Hill, the painful revelation that uncovers the mystery of James' dead wife and his role as her killer is an unforgettable moment. But the developers took this mature and taboo subject matter one step further by never explaining James' real intentions. Did the seemingly faithful and loving husband euthanize his wife to help end her pain, or were more selfish reasons at play? It's the first time the series toyed with an unreliable narrator, and the results of James' true intentions remain fiercely debated to this day.
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just sayinPosted: Feb 26, 2012 12:00AM PST by snakedemon
personally my favourite victory dance was crash from crash bandicoot games
A Link to the Past...Posted: Feb 15, 2012 12:00AM PST by MikkiSaturn
When you go under the bridge. There's a guy there and he says "What's up Link?" It's totally unexpected and awesome - and how does he know my name? Is Link some kind of celebrity in Hyrule? Also if I'm not mistaken there are some graphics that are only used on that screen. I love that kind of thing.
Also pretty much everything in Alundra. That whole game really made a strong impression on me and is one of my favorite games to this day. It's the only Zelda clone that I've ever played that is arguable better than an actual Zelda game... (nostalgic sigh). If you haven't played it you NEED to check it out.
"Act I: They meet"Posted: Feb 15, 2012 12:00AM PST by orelhabatuque
Knowing that you have someone who loves you...even though they may be yellow and pizza-shaped.
Super MetroidPosted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by Cowgba
Hopefully someone already mentioned this, but there were quite a few Super Metroid moments that would definitely make it on my list.
1) The ending with the baby Metroid (obvious choice)
2) Blowing up the glass tube to Maridia.
3) Restoring power in the Wrecked Ship.
There are probably a couple others but those are the ones that spring to mind. I'll always remember playing the game for the first time back when I was 6 or 7 and my jaw dropping when I blew up the glass tube to Maridia.
You guys got one of mine!Posted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by KazeFoxx
Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater gave me the biggest heart wrenching I've felt today. Unlike the other entries, this was the first time I felt a sense of desperation (ask me why, I couldnt tell ya) from start to finish. I think I felt like snake: majorly confused throughout the journey. "Boss, what's going on? Why are you-- AAHH HA HOOOWW!! MY ARM!!" Then making it to the final fight with her: "You mean... they used me? And now I have to kill you? I won't do-- ARRGH MY ARM!!" Then watching the ending and realizing my bastard support team was in on it all along... I swear everything in between made me feel like I was in snake's skin.
I also appreciate these moments: Zelda OoT, Fighting real Gannondorf all the way up to the sages kicking it on death mountain enjoying the peace.
Kingdom Hearts: Shutting the KH door on your best friend after you realize you didn't save the world, but learned that there is always going to be an equal balance of light and dark.
Shadow of The Colossus: Killing the last defenseless giant, only to find out that my sacrifice was in vain, as my girl is trapped in a land where the population is 2. Her and my horse.
Self SacrificePosted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by wolf_eyes
There are two heart renching moments in Secret of Mana. 1.) As an orphan, you don't expect to meet your parents. Well after watching the mana tree blow up, you go back and find out that it is your mother and the ghost at the beginning of the game was your dad. 2.) Your companion, the sprite, sacrifices himself in order to save the world. This is probably the worst because he doesn't just sacrifice himself; the hero has to use kill the final boss which will cause the sprite's life force to disappear and kill him. For somebody so full of life to allow his friend to effectively kill him, still gets me.
One of mine is...Posted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by LBD_Nytetrayn
...discovering the first mushroom in a new Mario game. It's interesting in a simple way, as you know it's there, in one of those first few blocks you come across, but which one?
And when you find it... well, it's not like you're tossing fireballs or anything, but it does give a nice "business is about to pick up" kind of feeling.
29 Castlevania!Posted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by Murk_Masala
YES!! I loved that view, and the music on that stage.
OnePosted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by sepewrath
of my all time favorite moments in gaming is that first time you step out into Hyrule Field in Ocarina of Time. It was like the whole game industry shifted in tha moment.
Another great one was seeing Donkey Kong Country for the first time, when DK bust out of his house and beats his chest, with those spectacular visuals.
The first time doing a Fatality in Mortal Kombat, the first time I pulled one off was with Johnny Cage.
The GrassPosted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by saintJC
This may sound stupid and silly but... I've always been a console gamer. So there I was with my brand new Xbox and whit it, 2 games where included: Halo and CrazyTaxi of course Halo was my first choice. "Oh-my-god. What a graphics" I was saying, until my sight went down... "Holy f*ck! the grass looks, like real!!!" Jajajajajaja... u know, textures where my love.
For me it wasPosted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by Graveyard_Gamer
-the first time I fought Volvagia in Ocarina of Time, back when it was released on N64. It was that moment that it finally dawned on me what an amazing masterpiece I was playing. I actually paused the game in the middle of the fight to run and tell my mom "thanks" for buying it for me.
-The whole ending to Batman Arkham City. Just watching those final moments of the story unfold before my eyes simultaneously brought a smile to my face and dropped my jaw to the floor. It reminded me just how capable games are of telling a compelling story.
-Emmersion. That's what I love most about games. The whole escapism of it all, when you can just put in a game and lose yourself in the world that has been created. There's really not much else to say beyond that.
Love this article, great formatPosted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by learningKnight
But for me my ultimate Grim Fandango moment came when I finally reached the gate to the Ninth Underworld. Something about the beauty of the ancient, Mayan style-temple rising out of the mist, watched over by a laconic gatekeeper speaking in spare poetry, was just sublime.
Link's AwakeningPosted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by Pacario
The conclusion of this poignant little title was so bittersweet that I almost felt guilty for completing it, and I still wonder if perhaps the Wind Fish would have been best left alone. Oh Marin...
Credits.Posted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by SagatBelmont
What about the awesome credits music forsome games? Majora's mask and Super castlevania 4 for me :)
AddendumsPosted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by Jbumi
There are two experiences I'd add to this list. The first is "Beepy" in Junk Mountain after your first play though of Nier when you can understand what he's saying. It broke my heart.
The second is the four endings for Nier - I thought the progression through them was a brilliant idea. It's a shame Cavia went under.
animal crossingPosted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by sunmofo
some of my favorite gaming memories come from animal crossing. one that stand out is making a neat new design, and then a few days later seeing your town's denizens walking around wearing shirts with your design on them. it really lended a 'truly alive' feeling to the world.
Sorry to be a downer but...Posted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by cheamo
This is a weird article, and it is way too long.
The heartless...Posted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by KazeFoxx
May have visited you, stole your heart, and any memories you have that are emotionally linked to a video game. That is what the article is about: what makes you love (if that is even how you feel) gaming. The author even asks you to share. I bet you can find a warm, fuzzy moment inside you that stems from playing one of the many Zeldas. I'm only saying that because most gamers I know do.
Seeing the over-world from Super Mario 3 for the first time.Posted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by gutsdozier
There was a lot to take in. The plants were dancing, there were mushrooms and two castles. And when you realize that you can force someone to play Mario Bros. and steal their turn...
Here's to hoping...Posted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by Urethra_Alfredo
...that everyone who reads this article has already beaten Silent Hill 2.
Way to spoil one of the most gut-wrenching revelations modern video games have to offer, 1UP.
Ditto Bioshock.Posted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by Urethra_Alfredo
Damn, fellas, maybe a "Spoiler Alert" warning might be needed at the beginning of this article.
The internet collectively shits it's pants when these kinds of plot points are thrown around all nonchalantly...
I haven't beat the gamesPosted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by FAF101
And I dont mind the spoilers. I usually forget spoilers after awhile, but Ive become so use to spoilers for games I eventually want to play that are over a decade or so old, it now longer bothers me. Hell even if the game is spoiled for me Ill still play it.
IndeedPosted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by jparish
If someone hasn't cared enough about Silent Hill 2 to have invested the 10 dollars and 10 hours it would take to pick up a used copy and play through it in the decade since it was first released, I have a hard time believing they care enough to caterwaul when fans of the game want to discuss its strength.
P.S. Darth Vader is Luke's dad. Oh damn, son!
@PollakPosted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by Urethra_Alfredo
There's a generation of gamers younger than us, dude. There's an entire score of young gamers who have only gamed on the current generation of hardware, and have yet to experience the awesome gaming experiences of yesteryear.
I recently played through the MGS HD Collection with my sister's stepson, who had never even seen a PS2 before, much less played a game from last-generation. He was enthralled with the game's plots, which wouldn't have had the same impact if every twist and turn had been spoiled beforehand.
Likewise, I'm sure we'll be playing the Silent Hill HD Collection when it comes out, and it would be nice if he could experience the narratives without having the fucking things spoiled before he even starts a new game.
Just sayin'.
@ Urethra_AlfredoPosted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by FAF101
That does make sense. I can understand not wanting to ruin it for the younger generation gamers. I actually kind of completely forgot about how some younger kids have no idea what a PS2 is...
Sad thing is spoilers are almost everywhere on the internet =( which can ruin it for some gamers.
I choose to have the short term memory span on it since they are everywhere. But I guess everyone can be different about spoilers because I know eve if I read spoilers sometimes it makes me want to play the game more. But thats just me.
I know youre comment was directed at someone else but... just wanted to say I can see where you are coming from =) some gamers just dont want a game explained out and like the elemet of surprise.
@ Urethra_AlfredoPosted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by Pollak
I'm sorry but about a year after a games release(and that is being generous) I don't think spoiler warnings are necessary. If someone is very sensitive when it comes to spoilers they should stop reading whenever a game they want to play comes up in an article. So the second this article say "Silent Hill 2" and give the release year of "2001" a smart person should deduce that there is a good chance there may be some kind of spoiler.
@PollakPosted: Feb 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by HoldenDrover
Dude..... honestly. shut up
Silent Hill 2 Spoilers...Posted: Feb 17, 2012 12:00AM PST by chaosyoshimage
Yeah, that was really annoying, I haven't played it yet, but I've been wanting to. I just have a ton of games to play and was wondering if I should play the first one or not. I really wish they would've kept this article to simple things and not huge things like the endings of entire games.
A ton of people haven't played the game, but would like to. There are a ton of amazing games out there and you can't have expected everyone to have played everyone that they want to play.


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