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Dog adoption and cat adoption saves lives. Adopt a dog or adopt a cat and you'll have a friend for life! Contact us, or contact another local humane society, animal shelter or SPCA.
We are a private non-profit organization supported by membership dues, donations, grants, and fund raising events. Currently, we fulfill our mission through the operation of a no-kill shelter and foster care program. While in our shelter and foster programs, abused animals learn to trust again, abandoned animals bond with humans again, whenever possible sick animals are healed, and adoptable animals are placed with new families.
SCHS also operates a feral cat, mobile adoption, and other community education and outreach programs. Visit our website for a list of special events and fundraisers.
During the adoption process each potential new owner is interviewed and carefully matched with the animal that best suits the adopter's situation and expectations, to ensure that both will enjoy a long, happy relationship. Our adoptions fees are dependent on species (dog/cat) and age. All animals adopted from the Second Chance Humane Society will have had at least their first set of vaccinations and will be spayed or neutered, the humane way to reduce dog and cat over population.
Why should you adopt?
Dog adoption and cat adoption saves lives. Adopt a dog or adopt a cat and you'll have a friend for life! What is the difference between adopting a dog, adopting a cat, adopting a kitten or adopting a puppy versus getting dogs for sale, cats for sale, puppies for sale or kittens for sale from a dog breeder or a cat breeder? When someone is breeding puppies or breeding kittens, they are creating new dogs and cats who need homes. Some people are interested in a very specific breed of dog, cat, puppy or kitten and they think the only way to find that specific breed is to buy a dog for sale or buy a cat for sale from a puppy breeder or a kitten breeder. Yet animal shelters are filled with dogs and cats who must find homes. So rather than buying a dog or puppy for sale from a dog breeder or buying a cat or kitten for sale from a cat breeder, we encourage people to adopt a dog, adopt a cat, adopt a puppy or adopt a kitten at their local animal shelter, SPCA, humane society or pet rescue group.


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Shasta Properties owner speaks out on lawsuit
REDDING, Calif. - Gina West, the now former owner of Shasta Properties Inc. in Redding, says she should be considered innocent, until proven guilty.
"I just don't think this is fair at all. That within three weeks, the DA and the publicity can ruin a business like this that has been in business for 35 years," says West.
We first reported on the unlawful business practices civil lawsuit, filed by the Shasta County District Attorney's office on Nov. 5.
Deputy District Attorney Anand "Lucky" Jesrani said West knowingly continued running her business illegally after being told she was out of compliance with the law.
"They [Shasta Properties] were told by a government agency that they were to refrain from practicing, despite knowing those facts and being … prohibited from engaging in those activities, they've continued to do so."
Jesrani said that since May of 2013, Shasta Properties and West had not been licensed as a real estate broker.
West says she was in the process of getting a broker, to be compliant with the law, when the suit was filed.
West says that because of the lawsuit, she has been forced to close her business.
The Shasta Properties Inc. letters on the building, where the company operated, were removed this afternoon.
West says she now has the proper license, and is taking her remaining clients to Platinum Properties in Redding.

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Bulls Stumble Against Notre Dame, 6-4
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TAMPA - The University of South Florida softball team (28-16 overall, 7-5 BIG EAST) dropped the back end of a double header against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish (17-11 overall, 4-1 BIG EAST), 6-4, on Sunday afternoon at the USF Softball Complex.
"I think we are going to have to find out our mentality on Tuesday [at practice]," said USF softball head coach Ken Eriksen. "We need to see if there is some championship fight left."
The Bulls put two runs on the board in the first to take the 2-0 early lead.
Freshmen Janine Richardson and Gina Kafalas led off the game with back-to-back singles to begin the game. Senior Britta Giddens laid down a bunt single and an Irish throwing error advanced Richardson home. A wild pitch plated Kafalas to make the lead, 2-0.
Irish pinch hitter Alexia Clay hit a three-run home run in the sixth to give her team a 3-2 lead. They would score three additional runs in the top of the seventh to take a 6-2 lead.
The Bulls would rally in the bottom of the seventh, tallying four hits and two runs but were unable to pull even.
Giddens and Kafalas led the Bulls will multiple hits in the loss.
Junior Kristen Gordon (6-4) received the loss tossing 6.1 innings, giving up six hits, six runs and two walks. She struck out seven Irish batters.
The Bulls will be back in action on Saturday, April 4 when they travel to Syracuse in a BIG EAST doubleheader that is set to begin at 11 a.m. Eastern.


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College of Engineering
Liberal Studies Guidelines
The College of Engineering requires one semester's worth (approximately 16 credits) of liberal elective courses in humanities and social studies for graduation. The college specifies that students should obtain both breadth (i.e., both social studies and literature or humanities), and depth (i.e., more than one course in at least one area).
The college has established general liberal elective guidelines that have been adopted by all departments, some of which have additional stipulations (see below).
For All Engineering Students
As a graduation requirement, and to fulfill campus general education guidelines, all engineering undergraduate students must take 16 credits of liberal electives(15 in curricula requiring 120 credits). These credits must fulfill the following subrequirements.
- A minimum of two courses from the same department or program. At least one of these two courses must be above the elementary level. (i.e., must have I, A, or D level designator), as indicated in Course Guide.
- A minimum of 6 credits designated as humanities (H or L or Z credit), and an additional minimum of 3 other credits designated as social studies (S or Z). Foreign language courses count as H credits.*
- At least three credits in courses designated as ethnic studies (lower case "e" in the Course Guide). These credits may help satisfy subrequirements I or II as well, but they count only once toward the total required.
*Exception: "Retrocredits," which are credits awarded by foreign language departments for successful completion of a higher level course, do not count toward this subrequirement, nor toward the total credits required (16 or 15). They are still helpful: If a student takes even one foreign language course at the intermediate level and is awarded retrocredits, then subrequirement I above is satisfied because the student is judged to have achieved "depth" in liberal studies.
Additional Restrictions/Subrequirements for Particular Departments
Civil and Environmental Engineering. Economics 101 and an Environmental Studies Course (from a prepared list) are required.
Electrical and Computer Engineering. No more than 3 liberal elective credits may be from the School of Business or from classes crosslisted with the School of Business.
Industrial Engineering. Economics 111 or 101 required (111 preferred).
Biological Systems Engineering. For information on this major, see the Agricultural and Life Sciences section in this catalog.


text: Tucked away in the Wenming Lane of the ancient town, Yuntang Inn boasts elegantly furnished guestrooms. Throughout the setting, free WiFi is provided. Fang Guoyu's Former Residence is 985 feet from Yuntang Inn, while Nanmen Bridge is 1,641 feet away. Lijiang Sanyi International Airport can be reached in 50 minutes' drive. It takes 25 minutes by car to Lijiang Railway Station. Softly lit, the units are carpeted and decorated in earth-toned colours. A flat-screen cable TV, a safety deposit box and a sofa are set in all rooms. The bathroom attached is stocked with free toiletries, slippers and a hairdryer, along with bathrobe. Luggage storing space and safety deposit box are offered at the front desk. You can unwind in the shared lounge or chill out in the courtyard. You may enjoy freshly served breakfast each morning.


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We only reached 9?! I always thought it was ten. I must have been confused with drafts for a tenth one that didn't make Greg chuckle so we stopped.
This one's not so bad and Greg always liked referring to the resume picture at least. They already look a lot better than the early ones.
Maybe one day, we'll make Nincomputes 2.0 and have a tenth comic. 😉


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We ate a quick breakfast in the lobby of the BEST WESTERN Monterey Inn. After a nice night's stay, we were off for the ride of a lifetime.
We loaded up the bike, and rode out in the direction of the Pacific Coast Highway, California's Route 1. Due south of the Monterey Peninsula, PCH traces the coast along a stretch known as Big Sur.
Big Sur starts at Carmel, and winds along the coast for about 90 miles down to Ragged Point. For most of that distance, the road has just two lanes — one in each direction. When you're riding south, your bike is hanging out over the ocean without guardrails or much shoulder. Riding north, you hug the rock cliff face. It's a road without pity, but with great rewards. The views are astounding and dramatic, and the ever-changing conditions mean that the views constantly change, evolve and shift. Riders and passengers with fear of heights might want to find a different route, but for the rest of us, Big Sur is the only way to get from Monterey to Morro Bay.
We had a great day for riding. It was a Monday, so traffic was not heavy with tourists, trailers and motorhomes. We stopped several times at pullouts to take photos, and to marvel at the natural beauty. The toughest part of the ride for me was keeping my eyes on the road, because there was so much to see. We took our time, savored the ride and sailed safely down Big Sur.
Just south of Big Sur near the town of San Simeon is one of California's greatest man-made attractions, Hearst Castle. Now a state park, Hearst Castle was once the home of newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst. Constructed between 1919 and 1947, Hearst Castle is a complex of over 56 bedrooms, 41 fireplaces, 61 bathrooms and 19 sitting rooms in over 90,000 square feet. Hearst collected art from the world over, from all periods and styles, and much of the artwork, furniture and decoration from his time is still in the house. Hearst Castle is an amazing place, and it is owned and operated by the California State Parks Department. Tours take 1 hour 45 minutes and longer, and reservations are strongly recommended. You can plan your visit and make reservations on the Hearst Castle website.
We didn't stop at Hearst Castle on this trip. Instead, we proceeded south to the village of Cambria, where our favorite tri-tip restaurant hides. Main Street Grill in Cambria is a barn-sized restaurant where slabs of meat, hunks of chicken and piles of fries are the main fare. Tri-tip is a cut of beef from the bottom of the sirloin. In many places, the cut is ground into hamburger, but in the Central Coast of California, it is rubbed with salt, pepper, garlic salt and other seasonings, grilled on rotisseries over an oak fire, and sliced up for sandwiches called "Santa Maria Barbeque." It is delicious, tender and juicy — give it a try!
Cambria is a bustling little village full of antique stores, galleries, jewelry stores and the like, perfect for a stroll and some shopping after a tri-tip lunch. We found a few nice gifts for friends — small gifts, because we're on a bike — then loaded up for the rest of the ride to Morro Bay.
The town of Morro Bay sits on the shore of the bay, directly opposite its most significant feature, the ginormous island known as Morro Rock. The quaint little coastal town is surrounded by state park land, including the Heron Rookery, Morro Bay State Park, Montaña de Oro State Park, the El Moro Elfin Forest and Audubon's Sweet Springs Nature Preserve. It's a nature-lover's paradise, with a cool coastal climate and a mellow vibe.
Right in the middle of it all, we pulled in to the BEST WESTERN San Marcos Inn. We parked the bike, checked in and went to our second floor room. Because of the way that Morro Bay is built into the side of a hill, the view from our second floor balcony was incredible — all of the coastline, dominated by Morro Rock. It looked like a postcard.
We got cleaned up and rode to the nearby town of Los Osos to one of our favorite local hangouts, La Casita Mexican Restaurant. We've spent a lot of time in San Luis Obispo County, and La Casita is the best Mexican Restaurant we've found, and has been for many years. No trip to the area is complete for Robin and me without a meal at La Casita.
Back in our room at the BEST WESTERN San Marcos Inn, I pored over the road maps, planning our final day of riding. The direct route back to Los Angeles is all freeway, and I didn't want to end a great trip with superslab.
The ride I finally planned was one of the trip's highlights.
Miles ridden: 210
Next: Day Six: Morro Bay to Los Angeles, CA


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The CP Group, headquartered in San Diego, has announced the reintroduction of the McMRFTM. The company says its McMRF is designed to handle, process and separate single-stream materials at about 10 tons per hour.
The CP Group has owned the McMRF trademark for years, inheriting the name when CP Manufacturing acquired Count Recycling in 2000. The McMRF was originally designed to process only containers.
The company says it has re-engineered the system to process single-stream recyclables to appeal to small communities that do not need a full-scale MRF (material recovery facility). The company says the system provides the benefits of a larger system, including high-quality machinery, high recovery rates and high material quality, and gives small communities the option to process material within their towns, thereby decreasing their hauling costs.
Sonoco Recycling President Ray Howard says the company's new McMRF is one of Sonoco's smaller sorting systems. "CP Group helped us design and build this system. No one else wanted to come into the small communities and put in a full-scale MRF like this," Howard says. "What you see today is a system that can handle up to 3,000 tons a month—it is different, it is new and it is doing a great job. It's cleaner, it is modernized and it is a state-of-the-art facility."
The CP Group describes the McMRF as "an affordable compact solution that can fit into a 20,000-square-foot building." According to the company, it is capable of achieving a 95 to 98 percent recovery rate and can be operating using a compact wheel loader and a forklift.
"The McMRF is modular in design with field-proven equipment and our latest advances in machinery. It is easy to operate and delivers the best material separation," says John Kemp, director of field services, CP Group.
The CP Group consists of CP Manufacturing, Krause Manufacturing, MSS, IPS Balers and Advanced MRF. The company designs, builds and installs material recovery facilities for various applications. More information is available at www.theCPgrp.com or at www.cpmfg.com/recycling-equipment/recycling-sorting-systems/mcmrf.
The CP Group Reintroduces the McMRF
Recycling Today Staff
The CP Group, headquartered in San Diego, has announced the reintroduction of the McMRFTM. The company says its McMRF is designed to handle, process and separate single-stream materials at about 10 tons per hour.


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HAMPSTEAD – The Board of Selectmen has ratified the proposed Hampstead Police Union contract.
Budget Committee Chairman Matt Murphy asked for the cost of the contract but was told the figure wasn't available.
Despite that absence, the selectmen voted unanimously to ratify the two-year contract that guarantees 3 percent salary increases in each of the two years.
Murphy pointed out that when the increases given in the current contract are taken into consideration, members of the Police Union will have received a 15 percent increase over a five-year period. While no one disputed this, Board of Selectmen Chairman Sean Murphy, who negotiated the proposed contract for the Town with Detective Bobby Kelley, said the contract was negotiated at no cost to the Town, something somewhat out of the ordinary.
This was accomplished because neither side required an attorney during the negotiation sessions. Kelley said the Police Union salary increases include Cost-Of-Living Adjustments (COLA), whereas other Town employees get their step increases every two years plus COLA every year. He commended the Town for being willing to sit down without legal assistance to hammer out a reasonable contract.
In other business at the Dec. 23 meeting:
• A public hearing was held to accept the 127 Buttrick Road property being donated to the Town. Members of the Conservation Commission said it would be a good piece for the Town to have.
A brief discussion ensued, when Matt Murphy questioned whether the land was worth more than the $1,260.59 in back taxes owned on the property that would have to be waived. He worried that this would set a poor precedent.
However, the board voted unanimously to waive the taxes owed and to accept the donation of the property.
• A public hearing was also held on a $15,000 grant from the SE Johnson Company, stemming from the RecycleBank Challenge in which Hampstead represented New Hampshire and came in fifth among the 50 state entrants last year. The board unanimously approved accepting the grant. The grant is for recycling efforts and education.
In its discussion, the board decided to submit a warrant article that would create a revolving fund for the Recycling and Waste Disposal Committee. This would allow the money to be transferred from the General Fund, where it is now deposited as regulated by law, to the revolving fund if that is approved by the voters. That would allow the Recycling Committee to use the funds for educational efforts.
• The board discussed a request of the Hampstead Public Library to help with the water bill for the newly improved water well system to which the library is connected. The $6,685 charged to the library was unanticipated and there isn't funding in the library budget to cover the bill.
The library trustees appealed to the Town for help, as the Library is a Town building.
Selectman Rick Hartung, liaison to the Library, suggested the Town give the Library $5,000 toward the bill, taken from the $10,000 Expendable Trust Fund established last Town Meeting for the purpose of funding building repairs and maintenance.
"Not providing the total amount means they have some skin in the game and thus if at the close of year there is money left in their budget, they should return this funding to the town," he said.
It was pointed out that any money not expended from the Library budget at the close of the year is by law returned to the Town's General Fund. The selectmen voted unanimously to approve Hartung's motion, and the Town Treasurer will cut a $5,000 check to be given to the Library to help cover the water bill.
• Road Agent Jon Worthen asked to have $8,000 encumbered to pay the first half of the cost to run a water line from the new Police Station to the Town Garage. The balance of the cost of the water line project will be paid out of his next year's budget. Worthen will do as much of the work as possible to keep the cost to the anticipated $16,000.
• The board unanimously approved authorizing an easement to Public Service Company of New Hampshire (PSNH) for the placement of new electric poles for the new Police Station.
• The selectmen discussed whether the Brox Industries contract for paving should be extended for another year or whether Worthen should go out for bids for next year's paving projects. Brox guaranteed to hold its rates at the same level as the last contract.
Worthen provided documentation that the Brox price was mid-level in terms of what surrounding towns were paying for paving. The board voted unanimously to extend the contract this year, with the proviso that next year Worthen would put the work out to bid.


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Angry Birds Star Wars Cake
Leia bun pigs and light saber wielding birds is the latest of many Star Wars mash-ups, this time the Star Wars franchise joins forces with Rovio's popular Angry Birds line of games.
Lori Ann Hynes owner of Lori's Sweet Cakes in Saint Paul, Alberta created this four-tiered Angry Birds Star Wars cake representing the game's Hoth, Tatooine and Death Star levels.
[via Between The Pages via Lori's Sweet Cakes]


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Researcher in Taiwan can make flexible e-reader displays out of silk. The material not only allows for bendy e-books, but the material is also cheap compared to existing tech.
The process starts out with "liquid silk", which is turned into insulating membranes that are then used to make the TFT (thin-film transistor) screens found in e-readers and LCD panels. Professor Hwang Jenn-Chang of the National Tsing Hua University calls the process "quite viable."
It is also cheap. The silk required to make a screen works out at just three cents per device.
This of course brings some nightmarish scenarios to mind. I imagine a Kindle factory, probably underground, where endless rows of silkworms toil day and night to bring us naturally produced, possibly "organic" bendy e-books. Where will this madness end? What next? Books made out of paper?
Taiwan researchers turn to silk for flexible e-devices [PC World]
See Also:
- Video: Flexible Sony Screen Can Be Wrapped Around a Pencil …
- Samsung's Flexible OLED Screen Goes Under the Hammer
- Flexible Wrist-Mounted OLED Display Excites Dick Tracys Everywhere …
- Flexible Displays Closer to Reality, Thanks to U.S. Army
- Flexible Displays Get Touch Friendly


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Over 100 people attended the special reception, Wine, Renovations & Song, sponsored by the Jersey City Free Public Library Foundation, Inc., held on Tuesday evening, June 24, at the Main Library in Jersey City. The reception took place on all four floors, with the Library's architect, Helena Ruman, on hand to explain the individual renovation projects that are planned throughout the building.
Focusing on a fundraising target of $3 million, Library Director Priscilla Gardner began the reception with acknowledging the many elected and appointed officials that have shown previous support, which has included capital improvement funding from the City of Jersey City and grant funding from the Hudson County Open Space Trust Fund for the replacement of energy-inefficient and historically incorrect aluminum windows with ones made of wood that are energy-efficient and historically correct.
In attendance: Hudson County Freeholder Bill O'Dea (District 2); representing Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop – Deputy Mayor Vivian Brady-Phillips and Chief of Staff Muhammed Akil; Council President Rolando R. Lavarro Jr.; Councilwoman At Large Joyce Watterman; Ward C Councilman Richard Boggiano; Ward F Councilwoman Diane Coleman; and Superintendent of Jersey City Public Schools Dr. Marcia V. Lyles. Sending regrets, but wanting to be there: NJ State Senator Sandra B. Cunningham (D-31st LD), Councilman At Large Daniel Rivera, Ward B Councilman Khemraj "Chico" Ramchal, and Ward D Councilman Michael Yun. Missing: Ward E Councilwoman Candice Osborne confirmed, yet didn't arrive, and Ward A Councilman Frank Gajewski did not respond at all.
Major donors will be acknowledged with their names on a donation tree in the Main Library lobby when the renovations are completed.
And, this fundraising reception was just the start. By going to the Library homepage, www.jclibrary.org, you can scroll down to the web link to the Library's page on GoFundMe.com, where you can help contribute to the ongoing major fundraising appeal by the Jersey City Free Public Library Foundation, Inc. on behalf of the proposed renovations to the Main Library for disabled accessibility and to provide the museum-quality, climate-controlled stacks necessary to store and preserve the New Jersey Room's priceless historic documents and maps.
Use of crowdfunding was the idea of Library Foundation trustee Alma Burnett, which will encourage everyone who cares about refurbishing and retrofitting the historic Main Library. The first GoFundMe.com donation came from library employee Cynthia Raysor-Hall, a librarian in the Reference Department, whose online donation of $200 was the first toward the goal of $3 million.
"For too many years, retrofitting the Main Library for disabled compliance was put on the back burner," said Library Director Priscilla Gardner, who also serves as the Library Foundation's executive director. "Now is the time to make sure this building of over 100 years will stand the test of time and welcome the next century of library patrons, no matter one's physical ability."
The Wine, Renovations & Song reception launched the major fundraising appeal to renovate the Main Library for disabled accessibility and other capital improvements. Please go to the library website, wwwjclibrary.org, and scroll down to the GoFundMe.com link to donate. Thank you!
FILL 'ER UP! – The donations box created by the Jersey City Free Public Library Foundation, Inc. has been steadily getting filled with cash and checks to help fund the proposed renovations on the Main Library in Jersey City.
SIGN OF THE TIMES – The Bonetti Children's Room at the Main Library served as the reception area for the Library Foundation fundraiser, Wine, Renovations & Song, and its staff created a bulletin board that welcomed everyone who entered.
WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DRINK? – Library staff members served the attendees at the Wine, Renovations & Song reception, and three of the four are seen during set up. Pictured: Jonathan Pasco, MIS Department; Francina Stevens, manager, Bonetti Children's Room; and Deyana Hopson (back to camera), Bonetti Children's Room. Not pictured: Ralph Artiles, assistant manager, MIS Department.
LOOK! LOOK! – Library Director Priscilla Gardner seems pleased with something, as she points off to the right, with Library Foundation Treasurer Joseph Panepinto Jr. looking just as pleased. Director Gardner also serves as the executive director of the Jersey City Free Public Library Foundation, Inc.
LOOKIN' FINE - Dressed in their finery after having worked for weeks, preparing for the Wine, Renovations & Song fundraising reception, (L to R) [Donna McMichael,Teresa Fairley, Library Director Priscilla Gardner; Larry Ross, Carolyn Armour ] strike a well-deserved pose.
WINE, RENOVATIONS & SONG – The crowd at the fundraiser reception, which totaled 100, listened to the various speakers who were called up to the podium, supporters of the Jersey City Free Public Library. Second from left is Deputy Mayor Vivian Brady-Phillips, and in the center, with hand outstretched, is Chief of Staff Muhammed Akil, who both represented Jersey City Mayor Fulop.


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SHARON AND RON'S WEDDINGAugust, 2008 in Marlboro, VT
"Our wedding was lovely and simple. People love coming to Vermont for special occasions- the scenery is beautiful, relaxing and special. Marlboro is well known for its college and it annual summer music festival and the area is so lovely it is worth a trip! Marlboro is located in Southeastern Vermont so it is conveniently close to Boston, New York and all the major airports in the region. The inn where we got married is lovely, with a long open lawn and a great barn out back for a party. The owners are flexible about decoration and details and allow use of your own vendors. We recommend them! Regardless, Vermont is a great state for your wedding, with plenty of resources for your wedding."
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- Welcome Party: Brattleboro Museum & Art Center
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- Ceremony & Reception: Colonel Williams Inn
- Saturday Farmers Market: Saturday Farmers Market
- Downtown Hotel: Latchis Hotel
- Motel: Colonial Motel & Spa
Harvest Moon26 Main St # A
Saxtons River, VT, United States
"Amazing food- relaxed, competent team- and beautiful presentation and personal attention to detail. We got raves on the food."
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Brattleboro Museum & Art Center10 Vernon St
Brattleboro, VT 05301, US
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Colonel Williams Inn111 Staver Rd
Marlboro, VT, United States
"Lovely country setting- the barn is beautiful and the front lawn is scenic and special. A great location for a wedding or party."
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Latchis Hotel50 Main St
Brattleboro, VT, United States
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"Easy downtown location at affordable rates. Simple, clean rooms with great views of Main Street, New Hampshire mountains and the Connecticut River in between. Old, Art Deco movie theatre and bar located right downstairs. Friendly, helpful service."
Forty Putney Road B&B40 Putney Rd
Brattleboro, VT, US
(802) 254-6268
"The inn is unique, attractive, well-maintaned and managed by a young couple. It feels like an oasis in the middle of Brattleboro. The gourmet breakfast on the back patio was wonderful and the attention to detail at the inn was excellent."
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Saturday Farmers MarketWestern Ave
Brattleboro, VT 05301, US
"On Route 9, off Exit 2... on route to the wedding."
Colonial Motel & Spa889 Putney Rd # 1
Brattleboro, VT, United States
"Affordable, clean and close to downtown Brattleboro, just off exit 3. Dog friendly, with pool and hotel bar."


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This is Lily and I am a Professional Model/ Promotional Model. I have had experience in many fields of Modeling as well as Acting and Performing. This is something that I have been doing for several years now and I continue to work and to gain more experience.
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Photo Binder Photography 2010; VDM Photography 2010; Super Focused Photography 2010; Photography by Will LeBlanc 2010; Artomera Photography 2012; One Talent Source
Excellent Cuts 2004; Memorias de Oro 2008; Adrenaline Promotions 2012; Team Enterprise 2012; Tercer Group 2012
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East Providence Police charge man in false stray dog incident
EAST PROVIDENCE — East Providence Police Animal Control has charged Derrick Remy with providing false information to an officer and is also seeking fees for services rendered for an incident involving his pet.
Mr. Remy, 41, dropped off what he claimed was a stray dog he had found near his place of business in East Providence on 275 Bullocks Point Ave. to the Providence Animal Rescue League. Because it has jurisdiction over the area, the EPPAC was notified by the League. The EPPAC next started a procedural investigation into the matter, according to Officer Will Muggle.
Officer Evan Barlow was responsible for the case, eventually discovering some discrepancies in the details Mr. Remy provided with some of the evidence. Officer Barlow's investigation included finding pictures of Mr. Remy with a similar-looking dog on social media sites.
Mr. Remy, who has a Swansea, Mass. mailing address and appears to have roots in Fall River according to Officer Muggle, later admitted to owning what he said was a Jack Russell Terrier mix since it was a puppy. He claimed to have owned the dog for some 12 years. He recently found out the dog, which Officer Muggle said was more likely a Dachshund/Hound mix, was had cancer and decided to leave it with authorities rather than caring for it.
Officer Muggle said the dog did have several lumps and open sores. The dog was later transported to the Rhode Island Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, where it was put to sleep humanely, Officer Muggle said.


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Hi Everyone, I can't believe this is week 8. We're moving along so fast it seems. All the blocks are looking great and the fabric choices and colors are outstanding. Anne
Hi Everyone, I can't believe this is week 8. We're moving along so fast it seems. All the blocks are looking great and the fabric choices and colors are outstanding. Anne
Honchey, you have to be the crispy queen. I have never seen crisper blocks. I starch but you are precise.
That's my goal now. Crispy blocks. Hopefully, it will distract me enough to prevent a Christmas FW from happening. :0D
I didn't think I would get these two blocks made on time but I have. The background fabric on my Calico Puzzle is actually yellow but I used the wrong side as it was the right shade of beige for me.
Can't wait to start the next two blocks.
now I am officialy behind :roll: :lol:
maybe I will catch up sometime this year
WOW! Honchey, your blocks are AMAZING, can I be like you when I grow up?
:P :P :P :P :P :P Thank you so much everyone for all the compliments on my blocks. It takes a while--everyone is doing such a great job on their blocks. I do go thru alot of starch!! I also do alot of ripping. That's what I ask for in the Secret Swaps--little blue and crystal seam rippers :lol: :lol: :lol: . I have them all over the house.
Just to let you know--I don't like blocks 17 & 18 and they aren't liking me either !!
I don't like 15 - I guess I'm going to have to use starch. The block I finished with is SO AWFUL I didn't even try to rip it. I just tossed it. Maybe I'll give it a try again tomorrow.
Hi Cyndi H, We've all been there -done that. I save mine to make potholders :P :P . We should save them to have a swap or a contest for the ugliest/wonkiest potholder after we're done with this quilt. Don't feel bad I have to do 17 over and 18 is a real challenge for me. I hate these two blocks. Too many biased edges. AnneQuote:
Originally Posted by Cyndi H
I figured out what the problem is. I never know (haven't been taught, I guess) which end to start with when stitching triangles together - so I end up with too much at one end and not enough at another. I need to rip and rip, so that I have enough for a seam allowance where the points are. I'm covered with little tiny threads!
Hi Cyndi H, When working with blocks/pieces that have alot of biased sides- starch your fabric heavily BEFORE you even cut the pieces out-then PRESS your fabric. There is a difference between ironing and pressing.Starching helps to keep the fabric from stretching. line up the seam ends first and then PIN across the seam not with it then pin the center of the piece, The pins keep the fabric from sliding and shifting as you sew it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyndi H
Starch is on my shopping list - I want blocks as nice as yours, Honchey! But I don't think it's so much the bias edge sewing that's messing me up on this block - all my other blocks so far have been a breeze. I believe I'm starting the sewing of the two-piece sets at the wrong end - leaving me without the seam allowance needed for the large points. My large points ended up at the edge of the sewn strip instead of offset by 1/4". I have fixed it for the two large strips down the sides, and now I have to fix it for the smaller pieces on the top and bottom (in the middle of the block.)
I'll probably take a photo of the "before" block (the one currently in the trash can) and the after block - as long as no one laughs at the pathetic "before!"


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Fred Chao is outta this world! He joins Dan Greenwald, Shawn Atkins, and Nick Marino to discuss creating comics for kids versus creating comics for adults.
Fred currently has a Kickstarter campaign going (support it!!) for Alison and Her Rainy Day Robot, a 64-page hardcover children's book. But his other comics like Johnny Hiro aren't necessarily created with kids in mind. We explore how his process differs between these different projects.
ALSO: 80s and 90s TV flashback!! How did Night Court make it into Johnny Hiro? What is it about the flame between Zack and Kelly that made Saved by the Bell so special? And what's wrong with Nick that makes him love ALF so much?


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Man arrested for five-year-old DWI charge
A man who has avoided arrest since failing to appear in court in April for a five-year-old DWI charge is now in custody at the Haywood County Detention Center.
Daniel Eugene Dotson, 30, has yet to see his day in court for wrecking into a Waynesville residence while driving drunk in October 2008.
The then 25-year-old Dotson was driving around 3 a.m. when his small SUV spun out of control, hit a tree in the yard of Barbara and Chuck Zimmerman and then collided with the front of their home. After stumbling from the smoking car, he was arrested for driving while impaired.
It's now been five years since Dotson collided with their home, and he has yet to see his day in court for the charge. After their homeowner's insurance failed to cover the damage to the house, Chuck Zimmerman was left to make repairs himself, a long-term project that he's still working on.
There have been a number of court dates, several failures to appear and continuances and he's also served time for charges outside Haywood County since then.
Dotson's rap sheet goes back to 2005 when he was first convicted of driving while impaired in Henderson County. He also has served time for a DWI in Buncombe County in 2010 and then for being a habitual impaired driver, which is a felony, in Madison County in 2011.
The Zimmermans have been to all of Dotson's court dates, at least six, in search of some sort of justice.
They thought that day had come in January, but Dotson's case was continued when the lab analyst who performed his blood alcohol test was not available to appear in court.
When his court date finally came up again in April, he failed to appear again, and District Court Judge Donna Forga gave an order for his arrest and issued a $100,000 secured bond. However, Dotson was nowhere to be found.
Police have been on the lookout for Dotson since April, even placing him on the list of most wanted fugitives. On Sept. 6, Buncombe County deputies arrested Dotson and he was escorted to the county line and placed in custody of Haywood County deputies.
"We're glad that he's finally been caught again," said Chuck Zimmerman, adding that he plans to be in the courtroom again Sept. 24, when Dotson is supposed to appear.
Ellen Pitt, MADD representative for western North Carolina, said this case is a prime example of how victims rights are sometimes overshadowed in the court system. To her, seeing a DWI case continue for five years is outrageous.
"It's as if the victims have no rights at all," she said.


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Serene Oceanfront Puako, Home of the Hula Moon, All Bedrooms Have Ocean Views!(44 Reviews)
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- Minimum stay:6-7 nights
- Sleeps:9
- Bedrooms:4
- Bathrooms:4.5
- Property type:Estate
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:No
About the Property
Large House, 4 Bedrooms + Office, 4.5 Baths, Sleeps 9
Stately and serene, HULA MOON sits on one of the most beautiful oceanfront properties in Puako. Each bedroom has a perfect ocean view. Located near the end of the road, you will enjoy year-round sunsets and privacy. As you enter through the gates, lush tropical plantings enhance the large courtyard swimming pool and generous lanai. The pool is usually between 78 and 88 degrees depending on the season. Designed so that every room has a magnificent view of the ocean, you will love the open and airy feeling of this 5000 square foot contemporary home. Please view our VIRTUAL TOUR- just scroll down to find the link which is below the Rates and Calendar section. We do not have air conditioning but the house is designed to catch the ocean breezes.
If you are getting married on the Big Island, congratulations, but please note that we do not allow any weddings or receptions or other events on the property.
We have a 90 Day Cancellation Policy. We will issue Refunds prior to that cut off point, however see my contract for details.
HULA MOON was designed for gracious living in a relaxed atmosphere. Including the covered lanais you have almost 7000 square feet of indoor/outdoor living space. The two-story Great Room is very inviting with wonderful views of the ocean. The beautiful oceanside lanai has a dining table for 8, seating for an additional 10 guests, and a built-in wet bar.
We Do Not have Air Conditioning, however, it is cool and breezy due to the ocean and mountain breezes and the louvered windows.
Enjoy watching the humpback whales in season, spinner dolphins and green sea turtles from everywhere in the house. The Puako reef offers some of the best snorkeling and walk-in scuba diving on the Big Island.
We have four large bedrooms located at opposite ends of the house for maximum privacy. The Kona and Kohala suites are on the main floor and both have stunning ocean views and doors that open onto the lanai. Each suite has been beautifully appointed with brand new King mattresses and linens. Both have large bathrooms with a separate dressing area and a large open-air shower filled with tropical plants. These were remodeled in 2017.
The two spacious upstairs bedrooms have expansive ocean views and a private lanai that runs the length of the house. The Aloha suite has a new King bed and a punee (Hawaiian day bed) for relaxing. The Turtle suite has new Twin beds (that can be made into a KING Bed) and a daybed . The Turtle suite is a great room choice for the kids or for parents with a couple of children. Of course, it is also perfect for a couple or for several friends to share. Both upstairs bedrooms have private bathrooms with large walk-in showers. The bathrooms were completely remodeled in late 2015.
Each bedroom has a TV/DVD player and an iPod speaker dock. There are 6 televisions with premium cable channels throughout the house.
There are ceiling fans, portable fans and louvered windows in every room. If you leave the louvers and screened doors open it remains cool and comfortable and every bed has a blanket plus a quilt or comforter which guests often need at night.
If you have business to attend to, we have a great Wi-Fi connection, and several work stations. The upstairs double office has a printer that you are welcome to use. There is paper and spare ink in the drawer. There is a punee (Hawaiian lounging bed) for relaxing. This can sleep a 9th adult.
Daily housekeeping, private yoga lessons, in-home massage, kayak rentals, and more can be arranged through our concierge. Just ask and we will do our best to help you make the arrangements for your perfect Puako experience!
HULA MOON is a welcoming home where visitors can feel like a local. Join our ohana of happy guests.
HULA MOON is professionally managed by the owner and her staff. This is our only vacation rental property and it shows in our attention to details.
This property is compliant with Hawaii Tax Act 326. We collect and pay our Hawaii GET and TAT taxes. Our tax ID numbers are: 25465279-01. GE 152-401-5104-01.
Please include your correct PHONE NUMBER when making an inquiry. This is very important to us as we cannot continue to respond to you without it.
Welcome to the HOME OF THE HULA MOON.
Warmest Aloha
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Member since: 2010
Property Type
- Estate
- 5000 sq. ft.
House Rules
- Pets Not Allowed
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
Onsite Services
- Housekeeper Optional
- Concierge
- Low Allergen Environment
- Wheelchair Inaccessible
Bedrooms: 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 9, Beds for 8-9
- Kohala bedroom : 1 king
- Kona Bedroom: 1 king
- Aloha Bedroom : 1 king
- Turtle Bedroom : 4 twin/ single
Upstairs Office: 1 twin/ single
Office has no closing doors, but has a Hawaiian Punee bed...moreless
- 3 bedrooms with new King mattresses. (late 2016) The 4th bedroom has two new twin mattresses or those can be made into a King bed. This bedroom also has a trundle bed for 2 more people. (best for kids) There is also a Hawaiian Punee (twin) in the upstairs office. We prefer that guests only sleep in the bedrooms. ...moreless
Bathrooms: 4 Bathrooms, 1 Half Bathroom
- Bathroom 1
- Bathroom 2
- Bathroom 3
- Bathroom 4
- All bathrooms have large walk-in showers. The upstairs bathrooms were remodeled in 2015. The two downstairs bathroom showers are very large tiled areas with sliding glass doors from the bedroom and with very tall arched screened ceilings. ...moreless
Other Amenities
- Books:
- CD Player
- DVD Player:
- Games
Music Library:
ipod- docks in every bedroom and living room. 3 bedrooms have iphone5 or 6 docks....moreless
- Radio
Satellite / Cable:
(6) 6 TV/DVD sets. 5 are HDTV. Premium cable channels....moreless
- Stereo:
(6) Currently we have premium cable channels and the STARZ network available. ...moreless
Some sand bucket sets, some pool toys. Please note these inflatable toys are used at your own risk in the pool. There is no warranty on them and they are not life-saving devices. ...moreless
Video Library:
We provide a very large selection of DVD movies for your enjoyment. All ages. ...moreless
- Adventure
- Away From It All
- Family
- Historic
- Romantic
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Botanical Garden
- Churches
- Festivals
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Reefs
- Restaurants
- Ruins
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/Bank
- Fitness Center
- Groceries
- Hospital
- Massage Therapist
- Medical Services
Leisure Activities
- Antiquing
- Beachcombing
- Bird Watching
- Boating
- Eco Tourism
- Horseback Riding
- Luaus
- Paddle Boating
- Photography
- Scenic Drives
- Shelling
- Shopping
- Sight Seeing
- Walking
- Whale Watching
- Wildlife Viewing
Location Type
Mountain View:
Perfect views of the Kohala Mountains from the oceanside. View of Mauna Kea from the street side....moreless
Ocean View:
Fabulous views from every bedroom and major rooms. ...moreless
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Cycling
- Deepsea Fishing
- Fishing
- Golf
- Hiking
- Kayaking
- Mountain Biking
- Sailing
- Scuba Diving Or Snorkeling
- Snorkeling
- Snorkeling/Diving
- Sound/Bay Fishing
- Surfing
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Wind-Surfing
Indoor dining for 8 at the large round table in the center of the great room. Outdoor table for 8 plus additional seating for 8+ ...moreless
- Dining Area
- Seating for 8 people
- Activities Guide
- Alarm Clock
- Basic Soaps
- Ceiling Fans
- Clothes Dryer:
- Free Local Calls
One car garage with snorkeling and sport equipment for the guests. Beach chairs, umbrellas, boogie boards, etc....moreless
- Hair Dryer
- Internet
- Iron & Board
- Laundry Soap
- Linens Provided:
- Living Area
- Living Room:
- Local Activities Guide
- Local Maps
- Local Restaurant Guide
- Paper Towels
Please don't park on the grass in front of the house. If you have to, then go in and out carefully so as not to tear it up. Thanks for keeping it beautiful. ...moreless
- Parking Off Street:
- Printer
- Shampoo
- Telephone:
- Toilet Paper
- Towels Provided:
- Washing Machine:
Wireless Internet:
Good coverage indoors and out. Printer available....moreless
- Blender
Catering Available:
Catering and a small grocery shopping is available through our concierge...moreless
- Coffee Grinder
- Coffee Maker:
- Cooking Utensils:
- Dishes & Utensils:
- Dishwasher
- Freezer
- Garbage Disposal
- Gourmet Kitchen
- Grill
- Ice Maker
A large well-appointed kitchen for the gourmet cook...moreless
- Microwave
- Oven:
Pantry Items:
Basic spices, some oils and vinegars left in the home. Replace as used please....moreless
3 large refrigerators. 2 indoors, 1 is inside of the garage. Also, there is a built-in wet bar with wine cooler on the ocean side lanai. ...moreless
- Stove
- Stove
- Toaster
- Balcony
- Beach Chairs
- Beach Towels
- Beach Umbrellas
4 or 5 Simple beach bikes mostly adults sizes for your use. Please bring your own helmets. ...moreless
- Binoculars
- Courtyard
- Deck / Patio:
- Deck Furniture
Lanai / Gazebo:
(2) Courtyard Lanai with tables for 6. Oceanside Lanai with a table for 8 and seating for an additional 12 people. (1) private upstairs lanai for lounging. ...moreless
- Large Cooler
Lawn / Garden:
Beautiful flat Infinity lawn to the ocean for games. 4 lounge chairs on the oceanside lawn....moreless
- Outdoor Entertainment Area
- Outdoor Furniture
- Outdoor Grill:
- Outdoor Grill Gas
Pool / Spa
- Heated Pool
- In Ground Pool
House Cleaning
- Housekeeper Optional
RatesCurrency Conversion
|Weekend Night
|Monthly *
Shoulder season
May 1 - May 31, 2017
7 night min stay
Jun 1 - Aug 31, 2017
7 night min stay
Fall 2017
Sep 1 - Nov 15, 2017
7 night min stay
Nov 16 - Nov 30, 2017
6 night min stay
December Low Season
Dec 1 - Dec 18, 2017
7 night min stay
Christmas 2017
Dec 19 - Dec 31, 2017
7 night min stay
Winter High Season
Jan 1 - Apr 30, 2018
7 night min stay
Shoulder Season
May 1 - May 31, 2018
7 night min stay
Jun 1 - Aug 31, 2018
7 night min stay
Sep 1 - Nov 17, 2018
7 night min stay
Thanksgiving 2018
Nov 18 - Nov 29, 2018
6 night min stay
Nov 30 - Dec 15, 2018
7 night min stay
Christmas 2018
Dec 16 - Dec 30, 2018
7 night min stay
My Standard Rate
7 night min stay
Additional information about rental rates
Fees and Rental Conditions:
- Refundable Damage Deposit $1,000
- Cleaning fee $938
- Pet Fee $10,000 + tax
- Property Damage Protection $99
- Tax Rate 13.416%
Rates are subject to change until contract is signed. The number of guests on the signed contract cannot be exceeded without written permission from the owner. No events or gatherings of more than 13 people are allowed without written permission. Guests agree to let gardeners, maids, pool cleaners etc. do their work as scheduled, please do not turn them away from the property. Please do not take indoor furniture outdoors. Don't bring outdoor furniture indoors. No fireworks! Mahalo.
Owner's cancellation policy:
Cancelled bookings will not receive a refund.
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Car: Necessary
Puako is quite possibly the sunniest spot on the Big Island. Blessed with a dry climate and pristine water, Puako remains a top destination for travellers seeking a perfect beach location. The Puako reef is alive with fish, green sea turtles, eagle and manta rays, dolphins, and whales during the winter season. Early Polynesians considered it a spot with strong 'mana' or spirit, and carved numerous petroglyphs in the fields near our home. Surfers love the winter surf at nearby Paniau, a five minute walk from our home, and children will love the tide pools where the sea turtles rest each evening. Puako is a family neighborhood which was originally homesteaded in the 1950's. The Aloha Spirit is strong and you will love being part of this small friendly community. Puako is a short 25 minute drive north of the KONA Airport. Exclusive resorts with spas, restaurants, tennis and golf courses are a 10 minute drive from Puako. Relax or do everything!
Other Activities: Walk-in scuba diving is a 5 minute walk from our home.
Great snorkeling on the Puako Reef.
Hiking trails.
Lovely sandy beaches nearby.
Yoga/massage/spa services nearby.
Golf: Beautiful golf courses at the Mauna Kea and Mauna Lani and other nearby resorts that are a ten minute drive from here.
Owner info
Year Purchased: 2010
About the owner: I came to Puako 30 years ago. The homes are larger now, but the community retains its laid-back friendly atmosphere. There is something magical about the Big Island and if you spend a little while in Puako you will feel the 'mana' and aloha spirit of this special location.
Why the Owner Chose Waimea, Hawaii County, HI, USA:
This is a beautiful home. Every bedroom and living space has a fabulous ocean view and we have excellent cross ventilation throughout. The pool area is protected so it is warm and sunny. We are not located near a public beach access so our house is very private and more secure.
The Unique Benefits at this Estate:
Puako has the finest sunny and dry climate year round. The reef is healthy and wonderful. Our home was built so that every bedroom has a gorgeous ocean view. The home is perfect for four couples or for a large family group. There is almost 7000 sq. ft. of indoor/outdoor living so you can always find a private place to relax. We enjoy year-round sunsets and quiet friendly neighbors. We swim in front of the house with manta rays, and dolphins, and buy fresh fish directly from the fishermen at the nearby harbor. We get freshly baked bread and organic produce at the Waimea farmers' market and buy orchid plants and fresh papayas from a woman down the road. Home of the Hula Moon will be your own private paradise during your visit to the Big Island. Join our ohana of happy guests.
Contact us
Send email
- Primary: +1 8083151950 Please include your Phone Number with your inquiry
- Secondary: +1 8083151950 Always include your phone number. Mahalo.
Links to more information:
- Click Here to see All My Rental Listings
The Home of the Hula Moon seen from the ocean at sunset. Aloha!
This is your view from the lanai and the entire downstairs of Hula Moon.
The oceanside Lanai is spacious and wonderful for cocktails or dining.
Bright and beautiful kitchen that is perfect for entertaining.
The heart of the home, indoor/outdoor dining, a large kitchen and living room.
Kohala downstairs Master bedroom suite with perfect views.
Kohala and Kona downstairs suites have large showers with a screened-in ceiling.
The Upstairs Aloha Suite King bed with great ocean views and a private lanai.
The Turtle Room with two twin beds and a trundle bed. Can also become a King.
Upstairs office with Hawaiian punee for sleeping or relaxing.
The large poolside lanai is shady and cool.
Oceanfront home with infinity lawn to the beach. Ocean views from everywhere.
Lovely private courtyard swimming pool large enough for swimming.
Enter through the courtyard into the home
Large lanai with seating for ten and dining for eight. Weber Gas Grill.
Fantastic Kitchen with a view. Fun for entertaining. Eat indoors or outside.
The Great Room looking toward front courtyard.
Kohala Suite reverse. Imagine waking up to this view.
Kona Suite with stunning views and California King size bed.
Turtle Suite made as a King Bed with the trundle bed. Your choice.
Brand new bathrooms and walk-in showers in the upstairs Turtle and Aloha Suites.
Upstairs private lanai with stunning ocean views
Expansive lawn and view of the Kohala Mountains from the yard.
There is a small sandy beach a few steps from our lawn that you may use.
This listing was first published here in 2010.
Date last modified - Saturday, May 27, 2017
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Volunteer opportunities at Haywood Jackson Volunteer Center
The community has many organizations that need volunteers. Call the Haywood Jackson Volunteer Center at 356-2833 and get started.
Taste of Chocolate — helped needed organizaing, April 19
Meals on Wheels — drivers needed to fill routes; secretary needed for Friends
Circles of Hope — mentors and committee members needed
Foster grandparents — help a pre-school or elementary-age child; stipend available if requirements are met
Habitat for Humanity — help needed to build house and to run the Habitat store
HRMC Hospice — help needed with new program and Vet to Vet program
The Community Kitchen — cooks and servers needed; assistance with fundraiser
REACH — Hotline volunteers and thrift store workers needed
Good Samaritan Clinic — front desk office help needed
The Open Door — assistance needed in dining room, kitchen, thrift shop and food pantry
Haywood Chamber of Commerce — volunteers needed to work the front office
Haywood County Public Library — assortment of jobs throughout the library
STAR Ranch — help care for abused horses and assist with homeless cats
Haywood Regional Medical Center Auxiliary — help needed at front desk and with patient escorts
Haywood Christian Ministry — volunteers needed to receive donations of clothing and goods for four-hour shifts
The Great Laurels of Junaluska — assistance needed with odds and ends projects for residents
Smoky Mt. Health Care and Rehab Center — assistance with activities
Big Brothers/Big Sisters — in need of Big Brothers and Sisters for community and school programs
Guardian Ad Litem — volunteers needed in the court system to advocate for abused and/or neglected children
Haywood County TDA Visitor's Centers — assistance needed to staff centers and greet people
Pathways Thrift Store — clerks needed to process items
KARE — volunteers needed for light reception work in the mornings and assistance with Personal Safety Program
Health Haywood — partner to keep Haywood County healthy
The Arc of Haywood County — help needed with facility maintenance and office work
Autumn Care — sit with a friend and teach a craft to seniors
Haywood Spay/Neuter — assistance needed in the office, with spay/neuter on-site transport (loading, unloading, assisting clients, prepping crates) and trap-neuter-return program
American Youth Soccer Organization — referees and line painters needed; volunteers needed to run concession stand
Haywood County Arts Council — help needed at Gallery 86; shifts from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and 1 to 5 p.m.
Sarge's Animal Rescue — transport drivers and foster homes needed for cats and dogs; volunteers needed for office assistance
Friends of the Smokies — help with outreach programs
Bethel Rural Community Organization — help needed to run food back pantry for the needy on the second Wednesday of each month
Haywood Waterways Association — assistance needed with collecting water samples
Barium Springs — mentors needed for youth
Pigeon Community Development Center — help needed with transportation and assisting children with math and reading
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Mitt Romney is upset. President Obama announced new regulations that allow illegal children who arrived in the United States prior to age 16 to obtain their education and apply for citizenship. Mitt charges the president with "changing the subject." According to Mitt, the former governor of a state that never had large increases in jobs during his administration is a "job creator." He wants America to know: "I want to create more good jobs for Americans."
Yes, he does. Step one is to fire about a million teachers, firemen, policemen, inspectors checking on pollution, etc.. Step two is lowering taxes on the wealth who are job creators. Of course, current tax rates are the lowest in 75 years, but what the heck, once you hit zero in taxes they will be happy. Once wealthy folk are happy, they will hire nannies, maids, purchase new yachts and expensive cars. This will get the economy back in full throttle.


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In retrospect i think i made the right choice, as the whole prospect of another 2 or 3 months rushing through countries like Mexico and Guatamala really didnt appeal. Of course Im writing this from the UK, so the other side of the coin is that i was really stupid to leave behind all that lovely sun and new interesting people, but it would only have delayed the inevitable...
After a few days feeling quite sad I met some other people and went to another island to try and relax away from the heaving fiestas. It was lovely, but i think i missed all my old friends a bit too much at this point. Anyway, I must have stayed there for almost 2 weeks in the unbearable heat before hitting the road again and making for Costa Rica, my final country.


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This richly flavored sauce is a lighter, faster spin on a classic sauce espagnole. It is great with pork tenderloin and roasted turkey breast as well as duck.
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As the American Cancer Society enters its 100th year in 2013, one of its key fundraising and awareness events, Relay for Life, is celebrating its own milestone in Oro Valley.
Oro Valley will be entering its 11th year bringing hope to anyone touched by cancer in the Town and Northwest Tucson area.
Oro Valley Relay for Life has raised more than $420,000 since its first relay event in 2002 through team fundraising and generous local sponsors.
Relay For Life funds go directly to cancer research worldwide, but also to numerous local programs, including the Look Good. . .Feel Better Program, providing beauty and skin care classes to women with cancer.
The Gift Closet provides wigs and prosthesis and other supplies for patients.
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Children's Camps, Survivor Scholarships, and the 800 number, which offers support and programs for patients, survivors and their caregivers, are also a few of the local programs that benefit from Oro Valley's annual event.
This year, there will be many changes to the local event, including a move from its previous spring date to an October 2013 event.
The Oro Valley Relay For Life Planning Committee has already begun meeting and invites the community to come be a part of the fight against cancer. There are many ways to be involved, from reaching out to community survivors to include them in this event, helping with sponsorship and fundraising, and creating a team from a family or business and much more.
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The next-gen Holden Commodore will be sold in the United States.
Holden will export its big sedan to North America, in reasonably grunty form, to be re-badged as the Chevrolet SS. The Commodore will take on America's showrooms, as well as the NASCAR Sprint Cup.
It will be the first time in the last 17 years that Chevy will offer a rear-wheel-drive sedan for sale in the United States, and it was born in Melbourne, not Detroit.
The VF Commodore, which has not yet been launched, will sell in limited numbers wearing the iconic SS badge towards the end of 2013. When the legendary Daytona 500 rolls around, the Aussie-bred SS will be taking on the 200-lap NASCAR race.
Rumours of the NASCAR Commodore have been circulating for some time, but Holden's new export deal is far larger than first expected.
The company, without unveiling too many secrets about the new Commodore, talked up "innovations in light weighting and fuel efficiency" for the current VE model's replacement. How far that will go is a mystery, but it's highly unlikely to dip into four-cylinder turbo territory.
Clever money would not be on GM shedding cylinders and adding hairdriers, as Ford has tried with its new EcoBoost Falcon in hope of dragging sales away from mid-size machines by giving good fuel economy without sacrificing the rolling real estate of a large car.
More likely is that the SS, in keeping with its roots, will be more about muscle - although a mix of six and eight cylinder variants would cover more marketplace bases, in much the same way Ford has with its Mustang range.
This global GM love-fest could also bode well for New Zealand and Australia to see factory right hand drive versions of models like the Camaro. It was generally seen as a potential threat to Commodore sales and Holden's two-door Monaro coupe filled the market gap for a while.
Whether or not the Commodore/SS line-up will use variations on Holden's current mix of engine sizes remains to be seen. There is some impressive iron already available across GM's parts bins - and the former Pontiac toybox could work out very nicely - but as emissions restrictions tighten up, so does displacement.
Holden engineering boss Greg Tyus talked up the company's "proven expertise in developing and manufacturing rear wheel drive vehicles", something that has really come of age since the VE's release.
"We were responsible for the design and engineering of the Chevrolet Camaro," said Tyus.
"VE Commodore was sold as the Pontiac G8 and we are currently exporting the Chevrolet Caprice Police Patrol Vehicle - so we understand the needs of the North American market."
He noted that Holden had nearly doubled its exports since last year - the type of branding exercise that saw performance partner HSV selling the ultimate version of the company's workhorse ute, labelled as the Vauxhall VXR8 Maloo, to the UK for over NZ$100,000 - and he even singled out New Zealand as an export market.
"We continue to export our engineering and design capability around the GM world and we have significant vehicle export programs to New Zealand, the Middle East and North America."
Holden's future was swinging in the wind until it signed a deal with Australia's federal, South Australian and Victorian governments to ensure the company kept building cars until at least 2022.
The car industry in Australia had seemed extremely resilient until Mitsubishi's survival plan - the ill-fated 380 - saw the Japanese parent pull the pin in 2008.
Now both General Motors and Ford have something to prove, which may end in one of the two traditional big Aussie sedans following the 380's demise, so the American deal bodes very well for the Commodore's future.
When Driven tested Holden's current top-spec Commodore, it proved to be the best V8 that the Holden itself has ever made.
The entirely separate, but tightly linked, Holden Special Vehicles doing its own thing, and doing it well with big 6.2 litre donks. So, Chev-heads, dare we wish for an HSV-tickled RS?
Just another export market?
New Zealand loves the Commodore, almost adopting the late, great, Peter Brock as a prodigal son until Greg Murphy turned Aussie taxi racing on its ear with the stunning Lap of the Gods.
Murph's smoking-fast run around the mighty Bathurst circuit was a 2m.06.8594s piece of magic during qualifying at Bathurst in 2003 and cemented his place amongst Kiwi race driver royalty.
It's not often that you see any kind of friendliness between teams at Mount Panorama on the big day - especially the day before the Great Race had even started. Nearly every team walked to the pit wall, applauding Murph. And that record stood until Craig Lowndes smashed it seven years later.
As good as it sounds for the big chaps in Detroit to list New Zealand as a helpful export market for Holden, we've been as pivotal to building the brand as most of the states in Australia.
Holden has been distributed here since the abominable FJ arrived in 1953. This is a car that featured vacuum-actuated windscreen wipers, meaning if you drove with heavy right foot, the wipers would slow down, so you had to slow the car down to speed them up again. Exactly.
We survived the FJ - cruel and unusual punishment - so surely New Zealand shouldn't be treated like it had nothing to do with building Holden into what it is today.
Only two of the sunburnt states across the pond actually built the car, the rest did the same as we did and just bought them.


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From a single portrait photo, you can instantly create an interactive zombie that will react to your tapping and swiping gestures and it will even try to bite your finger when you tap close to his mouth. If you shake the phone it will transform into different zombies. You can use your camera to take a photo directly from the app or by selecting a photo from your gallery.
And that's all- it does nothing else. It's an interesting app for showing off in front of your friends, but after zombifying three or four of them, you'll be fed up. We found it a bit annoying that when you tap on the "back" button, it brings you back to the app drawer. It's a bug that really needs to be solved. We're also missing more sharing options (via Facebook, Twitter, Picasa, etc.) as well as more swiping gestures.
ZombieBooth has been created by MotionPortrait, Inc. an emerging developer focused on the development of photo-related apps.
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The Trouble with Atheism
A BBC documentary on atheism entitled The Trouble with Atheism is available on YouTube. Here is Wikipedia's description of the program:
The Trouble with Atheism is an hour-long documentary on atheism, presented by Rod Liddle. It aired on Channel 4 in December 2006. The documentary focuses on criticising atheism, and science in general, for its perceived similarities to religion, as well as arrogance and intolerance. The programme includes interviews with a number of prominent scientists, including atheists Richard Dawkins and Peter Atkins and Anglican priest John Polkinghorne. It also includes an interview with Ellen Johnson, the president of American Atheists.
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Physical changes are taking place at the Oregon State Hospital (OSH), but it's the internal changes that often have the greatest effect on the hospital's ability to assist its patients on their path to recovery.
In yet another example of the ongoing transformation process, OSH was recently recognized for its successful Certified Nursing Assistant Program. Oregon Health Authority Director Bruce Goldberg presented the staff members responsible for the development and implementation of the program with the Director's Excellence Award on March 8.
The CNA program, which the Oregon Board of Nursing described as "a role model for all programs in the state," requires students to undergo 200 hours of instruction and training, with the goal of preparing students to pass the State Board of Nursing's certified nursing assistant examination.
Through the program, graduates gain a unique understanding of the hospital and the treatment and recovery of its patients.
As a result of hiring CNAs who are both highly qualified and already familiar with the hospital, OSH's retention rate for CNAs has increased. This has helped control the costs of hiring and orientation, and ensures the hospital has a high-caliber staff to serve patients.
Dr. Goldberg praised the team for its initiative to resolve a staffing issue faced by the hospital.
"The program is a phenomenal success," said Goldberg. "It's a great example of staff being proactive and working collaboratively, with wonderful outcomes to show for it."
These outcomes are due in large part to the efforts of the Education and Development Department's (EDD) Nursing Education Team, who spent months preparing the program's curriculum. Nursing team members also participate in the hiring process, serve as instructors, and often put in additional time with students who need extra help.
Staff members from the Office of Human Resources, administrative assistants and hospital leadership also all played important roles in the program's success.
"Everybody involved has exhibited our organization's core values," EDD Director Christopher Wilson said. "The true measure of this work is through the positive outcomes for the people we serve."
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The yellow on brown-version is perfect. I'd buy it.
I haven't been around threadless that long (so I don't know how valued my opinion is/should be) but I can definitely see this shirt being printed.
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am I the only one that spots something a little too phallic? (handle of fishing pole)
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Jewel to Perform at the American Humane Association's Hero Dog Awards, 10/6
American Humane Association and Hallmark Channel announced today that top-selling country music artist Jewel is performing at the American Humane Association Hero Dog Awards™. The star-studded evening honoring America's most courageous canines, presented by the Lois Pope LIFE Foundation and produced by Emmy® award-winning MRB Productions, will air as a 90-minute special on Hallmark Channel November 8, 2012 at 8:00 pm ET/PT. The program will air as part of Hallmark Channel's Pet Project, the network's cross-platform campaign designed to celebrate the joy and enrichment animals bring to our lives.
"Animals are such an important part of my life and that's why I am so honored to be performing at this wonderful event and to be supporting a cause like the American Humane Association," said Jewel.
"We are so pleased to welcome Jewel to the stage the Hero Dog Awards," said American Humane Association President and CEO Dr. Robin Ganzert. "Jewel's singular talent and incredible voice are sure to thrill the audience, and her deeply-felt compassion for animals is an inspiration to all of us and make her a perfect fit for this event honoring America's hero dogs."
Jewel is an acclaimed American singer, songwriter, actress, poet, painter, and philanthropist. From the remote ranch of her Alaskan youth to the triumph of international stardom, the three-time Grammy nominee, hailed by the New York Times as a "songwriter bursting with talents", has enjoyed career longevity rare among her generation of artists. Her singular style and beauty continuously land her on the covers of such diverse magazines as Time, People, Entertainment Weekly, Vanity Fair, In Style, Glamour and Seventeen.
Her first record, a deeply introspective, live, voice-and-acoustic-guitar, modern folk collection called Pieces of You, sold about 3,000 copies, nearly all in San Diego, in the nine months after its February 1995 debut. Jewel hit the road with a vengeance, playing four shows a day in 40 cities. Hard work and heartfelt songwriting, not to mention an exquisitely expressive voice, paid off. After a year on the road, "Who Will Save Your Soul" became a major hit. And, with the release of two other hit singles, "You Were Meant for Me" and "Foolish Games," album sales went through the roof.
After a tremendous amount of success as a singer-songwriter and over 27 million albums sold, Jewel returned to her roots with the release of her debut country album Perfectly Clear in June 2008, which garnered her a spot at #1 on the Billboard country album charts. Perfectly Clear was the debut release on the Nashville-based independent label The Valory Music Co. Shortly after Perfectly Clear, Jewel debuted her first-ever independent release, Lullaby, which has sold over 350,000 copies to date.


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