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>2 Towns Hoping Woodstock '94 Is a Revival for Them, Too
By BRUCE WEBER,
Published: August 1, 1994
SAUGERTIES, N.Y., July 27— Saugerties, a largely blue-collar river community, doesn't seem temperamentally suited for a rock festival. Neither does Bethel, little more than a spot on the map west of Monticello, in a rural, hilly region noted for its poultry and game and its summer bungalow colonies for Orthodox Jews.
But so what. In a perverse spirit of commercialism and convenience, the two towns, 60 or so miles apart with the Catskill Mountains between them like the filling of a hearty sandwich, will each play host to a 25th anniversary version of the famous Woodstock concert the weekend after next. And if there's both nervousness and curiosity afoot, with residents hoping the festivals will bring economic windfall and not riotous discord, well, the places themselves are of the type that are used to hardship, if not uproar.
As Paul Brazier, the Saugerties town assessor, said: "It couldn't be any worse than this winter, when we had three feet of snow and a state of emergency."
With a population of about 20,000, Saugerties is the larger of the two towns and is holding the larger festival, which has won the rights to the sacred name Woodstock '94 and is hoping to attract 250,000 people. Name From the Past
The concert site, off the Gov. Thomas E. Dewey Thruway, is owned by Frank Schaller of Schaller & Weber's, the meat emporium on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, whose father turned down the promoters of the original festival in 1969. (The first Woodstock ended up in Bethel after another town, Wallkill, also turned down the promoters and a Bethel dairy farmer, Max Yasgur, offered his property.)
Saugerties, 100 miles up the Hudson, has attracted a growing community of artists, outdoors enthusiasts and second-home buyers from the city. But unlike the actual town of Woodstock 12 miles to the west, a kind of boutique-y shrine to the history of rock-and-roll, where actual hippies still walk the streets, Saugerties has never been a mecca for outsiders.
Its town board once rejected a proposal that a community college build a campus on what is to be the concert site, and at the moment there is a campaign against a county proposal to turn it into a landfill. Many local residents approve of the rock-and-roll show only because they hope it will cause the dump project to be abandoned, opening the door for an annual concert or perhaps even a permanent performing arts center.
"The town is politically conservative; you could say that," said Kevin Drescher, the town's deputy chief of police. "Voting to go ahead with this Woodstock thing is about the most liberal thing I can remember." A Dutch Overlay
Saugerties was founded by the Dutch in the late 17th century (the name was derived from the Dutch word for sawyer), and Dutch names proliferate in the area today. It's the kind of place where families date back generations in the same house (and the most persistent police concern is domestic violence), where the movie theater still hasn't gone multiplex and where there's a restaurant on Main Street called the Main Street Restaurant.
There's little diversity here; it's almost all white. In better days, before I.B.M. in nearby Kingston began laying off workers 16 months ago, Saugerties was a bedroom community, as Deputy Chief Drescher describes it.
This isn't a tiny town, though. The commercial district, weatherbeaten but not ramshackle, consists of two intersecting streets of two- and three-story buildings, most of them dating from the 19th century (and all of them, it seems, hawking Woodstock '94 T-shirts in the storefront windows). And though it's quiet after dark, it doesn't shut down. There's a bar with throbbing rock music, a pizza parlor with a big-screen television, and a new restaurant, Cafe Tamayo, with high culinary aspirations.
"I'm for the concert," said Rickie Tamayo, who owns it with her husband, the chef. "It'll certainly bring in more advertising than the town could pay for in a million years."
The Tamayos moved to town full time from Manhattan seven years ago, after spending many summer vacations there. That Hometown Flavor
"For us, Saugerties was architecturally and esthetically like Rhinebeck," she said, referring to the more fashionable Manhattanite retreat across the Hudson, "but it was still my idea of a hometown."
Bethel is a tougher community to divine, mainly because it's harder to find. The Bethel Country Store, on the main highway, has the post office in it, but the monument to town veterans is several miles away, across the road from the Kauneonga Lake post office. And whether the actual concert site, on the same ground on which the 1969 concert took place, is in Bethel or White Lake is debatable.
"Bethel is White Lake, White Lake is Bethel," said Norman Karp, a Woodstock memorabilia dealer who lives about a mile away from what used to be Max Yasgur's farm. (Yasgur died in 1973; the land is now owned by a Brooklyn woman, June Gelish.)
The rolling fields that dominate the region -- which is in Sullivan County, near the Pennsylvania border -- are a deep green right now. From the tops of hills you can see for miles, and there is a sense of vastness. Not too many people around. Of course, it's never been exactly crowded, but in the last few years the tourist business in the Catskills has hit hard times, some of the big hotels have foundered -- Grossinger's went bankrupt in 1986 -- and the region's economy has soured with them.


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Sent: 3/20/2003 4:48 PM
Subject: [CHAT] Re: Wholesale plant sale
On Thursday, March 20, 2003, at 03:09 PM, cathy carpenter wrote:
> Vicki,
> Sorry I missed your message. I was en route to Kettering, OH, and my
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> Cathy
> On Tuesday, March 11, 2003, at 03:28 PM, Vicki Ebbing wrote:
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>> I wanted to let you girils know this right away. Carol and Kelly
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>> I have put together copies of their catalog for you to look at (Great
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OVER 850 people participated in the "ITB Run" yesterday morning, which was held at Institut Teknologi Brunei's (ITB) campus at Tungku Highway. The event – participated by ITB's staff, students and alumni along with members of the public – was held in conjunction with the first ITB Convocation Festival.
The run was flagged off by ITB's Acting Vice-Chancellor, Associate Professor Dr Hjh Zohrah binti Hj Sulaiman, who also presented prizes to the winners.
It was co-organised by the ITB Student Affairs Section and the Students Representative Council, with the support of 12 sponsors from the private sector.
Also in attendance were Awg Joffry bin Haji Bungsu, Dean of Student Affairs; Pg Dr Saiful Baharin bin Pg Haji Duraman, Assistant Vice–Chancellor (Industry & Services) and Pg Dr Haji Md Esa Al-Islam bin Pg Haji Md Yunus, Assistant Vice–Chancellor (Academic).
With the theme 'Burning Calories Together', participants were supplied with pedometers to automatically record the number of steps they take during the run as part of ITB's push to create awareness on living a healthy lifestyle.
The run was divided into three categories – 1km fun run, 5km and 10km – with a majority of them participating in the 5km category.
Zainor Sam bin Md Zain won the 10km male division, while second place went to Pg Haji Aliuddin bin Pg Haji Metussin and Haji Saifullah bin Haji Ramli finished in third place. The 10km female division was won by Vanessa Lobb, while second place went to Sufinah binti Haji Adris and Radiah Mardiah binti Haji Botty third. The first place winners received air tickets to Kota Kinabalu and a gold medal.
Meanwhile, the 5km male category was won by Lim Wei Kueng, with Mohd Nazrul Efeendy in second place and Ak Md Mazni bin Pg Saifuddin in third place. Siti Noorhalizah binti Hamid earned first place in the female 5km category, while Sharidah binti Mohamed placed second and Yazida binti Yusof placed third. Both first place winners in the 5km categories received a hotel stay and a gold medal each.
In the 1km for male staff category, Mohd Haidi placed first while Kamarul Jaman Abu Bakar and Pg Hj Mohd Alauddin placed second and third respectively. Noor Deenina binti Hj Mohd Salleh placed first in the 1km Female staff category, with second and third places going to Dr Hjh Noor Maya binti Hj Md Salleh and Mazlina binti Hj Mohammad.
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Canada Average Home Price Is Well Above The American One: BMO
Canadians have a better shot at owning a home in the United States than they do in their own country.
And it's been that way for some time now.
A graph released in a note by BMO senior economist Sal Guatieri on Friday shows just how much it costs to buy an average home in Canada than in the U.S. — in American dollars.
The graph shows that the average price of a Canadian home reached US$383,402 in March.
That was 41 per cent more expensive than the average American home, which went for $271,803.
It's a far cry from housing conditions in 2000, when Canadian home prices were well below what they cost in America.
A condo building in Vancouver. (Photo: Getty)
Much of the price trend can be laid at the feet of — you guessed it — markets in Toronto and Vancouver, which "now account for half the value of Canadian home transactions," Guatieri noted.
Housing numbers released last week show that home values have only kept growing in both cities.
In Greater Vancouver, the benchmark price (which represents a typical home) for a single detached property grew 30.1 per cent year-over-year to $1,403,200.
That's up 117.3 per cent from a decade ago, back when Canadian homes still trailed the Americans.
Meanwhile, in Toronto, single-detached homes were worth an average of $1.258 million, up 18.9 per cent from a year prior.
For Canadians hoping to break into the housing market there can be little doubt: the grass is greener on the other side of the border.
Also on HuffPost:
Foreigners who plan on spending less than six months a year in Canada can keep a home here without having to apply for residency. Those who buy a property and plan on living in it longer than that have to immigrate to the country and apply for permanent residency. If they rent out their property, they don't have to live here at all but do pay a 25 per cent withholding tax on rental income that, unlike for Canadian property owners, is usually taken off the monthly rent. Homebuyers from abroad are subject to all the same fees and taxes as Canadians when purchasing real estate -- although they can face higher property or land transfer taxes in some jurisdictions and are subject to different capital gains tax rules when they sell a property. If they take out a mortgage on their property, they have to do so at a Canadian bank and will usually be asked to put up a larger percentage of the purchase price as a down payment than permanent residents -- typically, 35 per cent versus the five or 10 per cent that is more common for Canadian residents. Most provinces treat foreign homebuyers the same as local residents. One exception is P.E.I., which imposes higher property taxes on anyone who is not a resident of the island -- not just foreigners -- and forbids them from owning more than five acres of land or 50 metres of waterfront without special permission from the Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission. -- CBC
Internationally, some of the most heated debate around foreign ownership of real estate in recent years has had to do not with urban or oceanfront properties but with farmland. The global land grab, as it's sometimes called, has seen governments and multinational agribusinesses from China, Saudi Arabia, India and elsewhere quietly buying up arable land across the African continent and in countries as far flung as Indonesia, Australia and Argentina. In Canada, several provinces have protections in place limiting the amount of agricultural land foreigners can buy. - Alberta limits non-residents to two plots of agricultural or recreational land not exceeding a total of 20 acres. - Saskatchewan restricts sale of agricultural land to foreigners to 10 acres. - Manitoba prevents non-residents from owning more than 40 acres of farmland and requires that they move to the province within two years of purchasing the land. - Quebec doesn't allow non-residents to purchase farmland at all without permission from the Commission de protection du territoire agricole du Québec. A non-resident is anyone who has lived in the province for less than 366 days within the 24 months preceding a real estate transaction. Canada's open-door policy is comparable to the approach to foreign property ownership in other countries, including the U.S., Germany, France and the U.K. There are some jurisdictions, however, that have taken steps to restrict foreign investment in real estate beyond simply imposing higher taxes on homebuyers from abroad. -- CBC
The country recently tightened its laws after a brief period of opening up real estate to foreigners during the economic crash. It reintroduced restrictions on ownership in 2010 after a surge in property prices made housing increasingly unaffordable, especially in major cities like Sydney and Melbourne. (In 2010, asurvey of housing markets in Australia, the U.S., Canada, the U.K., New Zealand and Ireland ranked Australia's housing market as the least affordable.) Today, the following restrictions apply to foreigners: - Foreigners -- regardless of whether they are temporary residents of Australia or live abroad -- are prohibited from buying existing housing stock (homes that have been previously owned or occupied for more than 12 months) for investment purposes -- i.e. as a rental or vacation property. - The exception to the above rule is if a foreigner buys existing housing stock that they plan to demolish and redevelop. The property must be redeveloped within two years, and the redevelopment must increase the number of housing units. The property cannot be rented out prior to the redevelopment. The new property can be rented out, sold or used by the owner. - Foreigners temporarily residing in Australia can apply to buy one piece of existing property to use as a residence provided they sell it when they leave Australia. This provision was meant to address complaints that Asian investors buying property for children studying in Australia were outbidding locals and holding onto property after their children left the country. These are some of the same complaints being raised currently in Canada. - If foreigners buy vacant land for residential development, they have to build on it within two years and are allowed to rent out, use or sell the built properties. - There is no limit to the amount of newly constructed real estate foreigners can own as long as the property has not been marketed exclusively to foreigners overseas. Such property can be used as an investment. -- CBC
Swiss real estate is some of the most coveted in the world, but the country also has some of the strictest rules when it comes to foreign ownership. - The government assigns annual quotas to the country's cantons limiting the number of houses or flats that can be sold to foreigners who do not reside in Switzerland. Each sale must still be authorized by the canton in which the property is located, and the cantons can set their own additional restrictions. Many limit foreign property sales to tourist regions, for example, or allow foreigners to purchase only property that is already foreign-owned. - Foreigners can buy only one property to be used as a holiday home or a secondary residence. They cannot purchase a property for the sole purpose of renting it out, although holiday homes can be rented out periodically on a short-term basis. - Property owners need special authorization if the surface area of their real estate exceeds 1,000 square metres. - In some cantons, foreigners are barred from selling their property for a certain number of years after purchasing it -- generally between five and 10 years. - If foreigners buy vacant land, they must build on it within a year. - Foreigners who live in Switzerland do not need to get prior authorization to purchase real estate that will serve as their main residence and can rent out the property or use it as a holiday home if they move to another part of the country. - One area that is exempt from restrictions on foreign ownership of property is the alpine ski resort town Andermatt, where luxury condominiums marketed to wealthy foreigners as vacation properties can sell for several million dollars. - Foreign nationals from EU members states and some other European countries who want to buy property do not require the same type of prior authorization as other foreigners. -- CBC
China imposed new restrictions on property sales in 2010 -- for locals as well as foreigners -- in order to curb rising prices and real estate speculation. It raised down payments, tightened mortgage rules, introduced property taxes in several jurisdictions where they did not exist and put in place new limits on ownership. - Foreigners can own only one residential property for their own use (permanent residents are restricted to two properties). - Foreigners must reside in the country for one year before they can buy property. - Foreign companies who buy commercial real estate must use it themselves. Recently, some cities have started easing or not enforcing the restrictions on their own in an attempt to boost the local revenue they get from property sales. -- CBC
Foreigners cannot, for al intents and purposes, buy land in Thailand and are generally restricted to purchasing condominiums, although they cannot own more than the equivalent of 49 per cent of the total floor area of all the units in a single condominium building. -- CBC


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Brit Insurance, the UK insurance subsidiary of Brit Insurance Holdings, has created its first formal legal panel.
Many of Brit's previous advisers have lost out in the review, which has formalised a smaller number of law firm relationships. The full review of service providers kicked off in April and formed part of Brit's strategic development of claims handling processes.
Brit's strongest relationship firm Reynolds Porter Chamberlain was successful in the review.
CMS Cameron McKenna, Mayer Brown Rowe & Maw and Mills & Reeve were all appointed to the panel and given particular responsibility for handling larger claims.
Also successful were Beachcroft Wansboroughs and Freethcartwright.
All six will advise Brit on claims in the areas of professional indemnity, employers' liability and public liability.
Additionally, Bolton-based Keoghs and York firm Langleys have been added to the panel to advise on employers' liability and public liability.
Group director of claims Bob Foster said that Brit deliberately selected firms with regional offices because it wanted to spread legal work across the country.
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Many famous machines have been built to do math -- like Babbage's Difference Engine for solving polynomials or Leibniz's Stepped Reckoner for multiplying and dividing -- yet none worked as well as Albert Michelson's harmonic analyzer. This 19th century mechanical marvel does Fourier analysis: it can find the frequency components of a signal using only gears, springs and levers. We discovered this long-forgotten machine locked in a glass case at the University of Illinois. For your enjoyment, we brought it back to life in this book and in a companion video series -- all written and created by Bill Hammack, Steve Kranz and Bruce Carpenter.
In 128 pages filled with over 150 beautiful photos, this book reveals the secrets of Albert Michelson's harmonic analyzer. One reader told us "the minute depth of these photographs and the stunning clarity and the beauty of the images are really incredible." Another shared that "the detail in the images brings the machine to life." When immersed in the book's gorgeous photos you'll be transported to an era before silicon and logic circuits; a time when computers could only be made of polished brass, iron, wood and leather.
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The book opens with a detailed three-part visual table of contents that links together the machine's motions to their mathematical function. We take you through each part of the equations being used for calculations and point you to the section of the book that implements that particular mathematical operation.
Subtle labels on the photographs guide you through the book. Set in inconspicuous, yet readily readable type, they both identify the parts and keep you oriented.
The book takes you through the machine's operation part-by-part in order. The tour starts with the crank and describes fifteen separate parts, including the cone gear set, the rocker arms, the amplitude bars, and the magnifying wheel. It concludes with the output at the front of the machine. Each stop on the tour is illustrated in a two-page spread -- or more!
To help you understand deeply the machine we show you 44 configurations and the output produced. We show you all twenty sinusoids produced by the machine, and then show how to set the machine and its output for many mathematical functions: among them square waves, sincs, Bessel functions, and beats.
The book features eight two-page spread that show the machine from eight key angles. A reader described these as "simply beautiful." Yet beyond mere beauty these detailed, rich views help you understand the machine in its entirety. They put in context every detail of the machine described in the book.
Two pages go deeper into the mathematics underlying the machine's operation. They allow you to understand the machine more fully: you can understand the simplifications and approximations made by the machine when calculating. These pages used the notation of modern mathematics and so are a bridge to more formal discussions of Fourier analysis.
A facsimile of Albert Michelson's 1898 paper on an 80-wheel version of this harmonic analyzer -- a machine four times the size of the one in this book -- shows over 30 examples of the kind of output one can make with more sinusoids. You can read in Michelson's own words how he conceived of the machine, and how he thought about the machine.
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78064 Calle Norte, La Quinta, CA 92253
- $389,500
- 344 Days on site
- Est: $1,443/month
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- Beds: 3
- Baths: 3 Full
- Condominium Unit
- 2,093 sq ft
Open the entry gate into your very own beautiful and private tropical courtyard. Step inside this home that spans 2,093 square feet of living space with 3 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms. An inviting kitchen with granite tile countertops, featuring spectacular lake, mountain and golf views. A convenient breakfast bar which opens to a stunning great room, boasting a fireplace along with custom built-in entertainment center. The spacious master suite is separate from the other bedrooms, containing a large sitting area with a walkout to the private patio and large master bath with two oversized walk-in closets. The third bedroom in this home is an attached casita, complete with private entry and bath, including your guests very own refrigerator. Your laundry room enables plenty of storage, and the garage is 2 car plus golf cart with its own A/C unit. Click here to learn more about this listing.
- Condominium Unit
- Beds: 3
- Baths: 3 Full
Listing Details
- Kitchen
- Yes
- Appliances
- Dishwasher, Disposal, Refrigerator
- Flooring
- Ceramic
- Lot Features
- Golf Course View, Lake View, Mountain View, Water View
- Lot Size
- Approximately 2613 Square Feet
- Parking
- Garage, Parking Space (3)
- Roof
- Tile Roof
- Features
- Patio, Stucco Exterior
- Cooling
- Central Air, Central Cooling
- Heating
- Furnace Heat
- Assessed Taxable Amount
- $385,000
- Tax Amount
- $5,684
- Last Transaction Date
- 06/28/2006
- Last Transaction Purchase Price
- $510,000
- Property Type
- Condo
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Floors
- 1
- Home Size (Sqft)
- 2,093
- Lot Size (Sqft)
- 2,614
- Lot Size (Acres)
- 0.06
- Year Built
- 2000
- Units
- 1
- Fireplace
- Yes
- Parking
- Garage
- Heating System
- Central
- Cooling System
- Central Air
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- Fairway
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Nearby Elementary Schools
- La Quinta Christian Fellowship
- 50800 Calle Paloma
- John Adams Elementary School
- 50800 Desert Club Dr
- Harry S. Truman Elementary School
- 78870 Avenue 50
Nearby Middle Schools
- La Quinta Christian Fellowship
- 50800 Calle Paloma
- La Quinta Middle School
- 78900 Avenue 50
- John Glenn Middle School Of International Studies
- 79655 Miles Ave
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- La Quinta High School
- 79255 Westward Ho Dr
- Summit High (Continuation)
- 43330 Palm Royale Dr
- Horizon
- 43330 Palm Royale Dr
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|Improved studio area in portion of family room.
We were busy around the house this weekend and re-arranged some furniture--hard work for the middle aged. We have a long family room so I managed to squeeze two looms--the 27" Fanny and the 30" 8 shaft Loomcraft into new spaces that will take advantage of the natural, southern-exposure light of the family room. I really like the way this has turned out. Now I just have to weave there.
But today we took a seven mile walk on an 1800 acre restored prairie not far from my home. The vistas were gorgeous--there were long periods of no sign of civilization. Rolling hills and trees blocked development that has spread into the cornfields of Illinois. We have restored prairie just a a few blocks from our home.
It's a good time to be grateful to the Universe for plopping us here in this particular suburb so close to so many really nice natural areas. In just a few blocks in the other direction, we reach a long swath of riparian habitat that has been saved and restored. Riparian refers to along the river and these habitats are vital for the survival of lots of species and I've seen beaver and other critters down in the "woods" and an amazing number of migrating birds. And, of course, the Great Horned Owl. I love hearing it hoot at night near my house, thanks to lots of green space provided in planning neighborhoods.
I am thankful for green space. And I'm trying my best to create a non-toxic environment on my own small plot of suburb. We've successfully grown some nice prairie flowers but next year I want to go one step further. I have a large area in the back yard to devote to milkweed, bee balm and other plants to help bees and butterflies survive the harsh conditions civilization has created.
I have a special love for the Monarch Butterfly who has suffered from our predation on their habitat. It is only a small backyard, but I figure, every back yard helps. And the front yard too! That is where we've had the most success with prairie plants like blue false indigo, goldenrod, yellow and purple coneflower, aster and more. I want to expand that too. It is super pretty in summer and a few more feet would be nice.


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|600 sq. ft.
|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|3 - 10 nights
An architectural masterpiece that cascades down from an ancient lava-flow bluff to a wide swath of the best pristine oceanfront in Hawaii. Ocean views of Local Fisherman, Cruise Ships, Whales and Dolphins, Surfers, and Parasailing. With over 7 tropical acres, your apartment is an oasis of privacy and peacefulness.
Many love the easy and level stroll, run or bike to the historic center of Kona. Hint: try the 2 dollar town "trolley". Where the iconic early stone Church and the Queens Palace stand. And plenty of good shopping, restaurants, bars, live entertainment and a lively farmers and crafts market in the center of town. You are close to Hawaii's famous Gold Coast, Kohala with fashionable mall shopping and acres of golf courses.
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Your King Studio apartment is a private end unit with Central Air Condition, free Wi-Fi, free Phone calls to anywhere in the U.S.and gated Indoor Parking. It's just been refurbished and with its 9' plus high ceilings and large Lanai (Porch) it feels quite spacious. A welcome kit of soaps and paper products makes you first days very convenient.
A full-size Kitchen and Dining Bar is stocked with appliances and utensils. A large Refrigerator, Microwave, Dishwasher, and Stove with a large Oven. The full length Closet and dressing area has a convenient Washer/Dryer and a separate Vanity area. The full-sized bathtub/shower has it's own private room. The apartment is Wheel-Chair accessible.
You'll certainly be spending a lot of time on the Lanai, with its tropical garden and horizon ocean views. There is a wet bar with sink to rinse your sandy swimwear and sandals off. And a nice patio set with four chairs for refreshing dining. Along with a couple of nice lounge chairs.
The resort is constantly being refreshed and maintained, it feels so tropical. You can walk the central gardens with palms, mangoes, and a stream with waterfalls and pools along your way. There are beautiful vantage points over the gardens. As you reach the Ocean, there are two large swimming pools directly on the Ocean Front. Both have dressing room facilities, and new in-ground jetted spa, sauna, and a cabana for covered dining and with your choice of gorgeous fresh water or salt water large swimming pools.
There are 2 professional BBQ areas, Ping Pong Table, an exclusive Tennis Court, plus a Game Room. Also a computer with a printer for free.
Included are Four Free weekly Activities. Monday afternoon, there is live Entertainment. Tuesday is a live performance and Free local foods and drinks. Thursday is movie night with free snacks and Friday morning is free Lei making, breakfast treats and live entertainment
Cultural and Island information seminars take place mornings near the front lobby.
Summer Rates, $20.00 less a night than last year. WHAT! in one of the best resorts on the island full of amenities and walking distance to Kona, on a wide pristine coast.
It's the best pricing in the complex. Guaranteed!
*I guarantee that my apartments are the lowest priced in Royal Sea Cliff Resort (RSC) when you reserve. If you find a lower price at another RSC unit I will match that price, if you provide the details about the unit and it still is available within 3 days of your reservation. And it has the same times/conditions as my apartment
Call or e-mail Tom Kahl today.
After college at Pennsylvania State University, I started from scratch, a successful outdoor store called Outdoor Experience. Ironically, except for leading trips and teaching windsurfing, it kept me away from the outdoors.
I sold it and moved to the San Francisco Bay area.
I invested in homes in San Francisco, Ca. and Park City, Utah.
Loving the outdoors and nature naturally drew me to Hawaii.
It's so special, no where else on earth combines Fun, Excitement, and Beauty with a perfect year-round Climate.
Tom Kahl purchased this condo in 2012
I searched the Kona Coast with the best agents in Kona, Kona Resort Properties. Royal Sea Cliff Resort, has the best of all worlds. Beautiful maintained and superly designed and on best part of the Ocean and Coast. It is the closest Resort to Kona, (easy walk) that still feels like a tropical paradise.
This Architecture is the best of the modern styles. It works so well with the Land and the Ocean, and the ancient Lava Flow Bluff. Though the buildings look imposing, they are not over 25' tall at any one place. Only a few Studios were built, and are special since they are always at the end of the wings, surrounded on three sides with lush tropical vegetation. Very private and very peaceful.
First of all let's just say that Tom is the perfect VRBO owner out there. He answers to questions super fast, and always ready to help in any ways.
The condo was clean except small ants colony but there was already traps there to take care of it. The condo is also well furnished. The view of the ocean was blocked by all the trees out there, but we were at a 2 min walk to a beautiful area to view the ocean.
The pools were clean and almost always empty, so a very good spot to go relax before your activities.
The location of the condo in Kona is perfect, you have included parking and you're close to everything in Kona. Of course you'll need a car to visit the rest of the big island, but your location is perfect.
The AC is super efficient, so don't leave it running for no reason, even if it gets very hot in the room, it will take 2 min to cool it off, so be green and leave it off when not needed.
Thank you Tom for our lovely stay in your condo. This condo has lots of room for two people to enjoy their time in Hawaii. The bed is a king size bed and a bit firm which we liked. The kitchen was well stocked with all things that you need. The large lanai provided lots of room for sitting out for meals or playing cards or just enjoying the lovely surroundings. This condo is an end unit so it was very quiet which we liked. We enjoyed the lovely sunsets every night. There is lots of parking provided. The walk to town is a bit long for us so we would always drive. There are many restaurants and shopping opportunities a short drive away. This condo was a good value especially for our Canadian dollar as this is high season in Hawaii right now. People are very friendly at this resort and in the town of Kona. We never felt worried about touring the island. We always felt very safe where we were. Tom is an excellent owner. He was always available for any problems that could come up. I accidentally locked the safe incorrectly one day and he was very quick to help remedy the situation. He's a kind man and always encourages you to call him for any problems at all. Mahalo Tom and thank you for our two weeks in Hawaii.
Tom was easy to work with. We live local and I will definitely rent his property to my visiting friends.
If you're looking for a comfortable studio condo with access to resort amenities that's a short drive to everything on the Kona Coast, then this is the place. This unit has a wonderful view, a comfy lanai, nice kitchen, king bed, air conditioning, and laundry machines in the unit. Everything was very clean and Tom was very fast responding to any questions I had. The condo was 5 minutes from Kona, 15 from the airport, 15 to Keauhou, and roughly 1.5 hrs to the northern and southern tips on the island. The grounds were gorgeous, parking was a breeze, and the entire stay is hassle free. Truely a relaxing place to stay, close to everything, and you'll know you're in good hands if you have any issues with Tom just a call or email away. Thanks again for our stay Tom, Mahalo!
Clean, well appointed, great Host communication. My parents loved thier 75th birthday gift. Overall they loved the property and its location. The only negative comment they made were uncomfortable pillows.
Our family, my husband, my daughter and I recently visited Kona, Hawaii for 5 days. We stayed at the owner's apartment in Royal Sea Cliff Resort. We were happy and enjoy every moment we stayed here. The apartment and Resort offered us the right combination of convenience, clean, relaxing, calm and beauty of the nature with wonderful sound and view of the ocean. My husband is a photographer, we captured most of the beauty here with our camera and in our heart. They all becomes part of our memory now. We will certainly thinking coming back other time or recommend to our friends. Although we have no chance to meet Tom Kahl, the owner, during our visit. He gave us very detailed instructions before our stays. We really felt at home in Kona. Thanks Tom!
Located right on Alii Drive which is Kona's life-blood, everything happens on Alii Drive. It is an easy level walk to the town center. Along the way see art galleries, coves with booming waves, restaurants, and many unique shops. Don't miss the Stone Church, Queens Palace, or the year-round market. Don't miss coffee farm tours.
|Rate Period
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May 24 2017 - Sep 6 2017
3 night minimum stay
Fall Pre-Season Sale
Sep 7 2017 - Oct 5 2017
3 night minimum stay
IRONMAN 10Day 10/6-10/19
Oct 6 2017 - Oct 16 2017
10 night minimum stay
Fall 17' Early-Bird Sale
Oct 17 2017 - Dec 20 2017
6 night minimum stay
Your Second Summer
Dec 21 2017 - Apr 1 2018
6 night minimum stay
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6 night minimum stay
|Cleaning Fee
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Always, no hassle refunds or credits given for every cancellation. Ask for details. State of Hawaii evidence of taxes paid- TA (GA) 006-044-1576-01
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On a spring morning in 1912, a man with a tripod and a heavy camera walked out of Liverpool Street station and into the heart of London's East End, capturing the children playing with hoops and skipping ropes, the busy shoppers, the pubs, the horse-drawn delivery carts competing with lorries, the tailors promising individual garments at wholesale prices in an area famous for centuries for textile workers, a now vanished world. He then went home to his new photographic studio at Brightlingsea in Essex, and vanished from history.
His photographs of the streets and alleys of Spitalfields, which are going on public exhibition for the first time, are almost all that is known of CA Mathews: his studio is only known because the mounts of the photographs carry its address in tiny neat black ink letters. He took up photography in 1911, and within five years he died, soon after his wife, in late 1916. They may have been victims of the terrible epidemic of Spanish flu that killed more people than the first world war.
"What's interesting is what isn't in these photographs," said the photographer Jeremy Freedman, who has been restoring the fragile prints for three years, and scanning them to create large-scale copies in which details can be read, such as the artists performing that night at the Shoreditch Empire music hall.
"We think of this is area as the poorest of the poor, yet these people are not in rags. It's the Jewish sabbath, and only a few weeks after Passover, so they are in their best. On the whole they look well-fed and healthy. And in all the hundreds of people in these photographs there is just one little barefoot boy, standing at the edge of the children crowded into Frying Pan Alley."
Freedman lives in the heart of Spitalfields, as his Jewish family has for generations, and the exhibition is at the Eleven Spitalfields gallery, also the home and studio of the architect Chris Dyson, who has worked on many buildings in the surrounding streets. Many streetscapes are instantly familiar to both men – like the corner of Artillery Lane, where Dyson is about to begin restoration work on two houses – but others have been obliterated, including the grand houses in Spital Square. Some redeveloped since the photographer's day, such as the grand Fruit and Wool Exchange, are controversially facing demolition.
The photographs were found a few years ago packed into a cardboard box in the archives of the Bishopsgate Institute where they had evidently been for at least 60 years, but there are no records of how they came to be there.
The Gentle Author, creator of the award-winning Spitalfields Life blog, is on the case, but so far has discovered very little about CA Mathews, preferring instead an image of a gentle soul "in a shabby suit and bowler hat, with a threadbare tweed coat and muffler against the chill April wind", who missed a train, and filled in a few hours until the next one came.
There is another possible interpretation of the photographs. Mathews is clearly not particularly interested in the people, or worried whether they stand staring curiously at the camera, or move and become a blur of long skirts and swirling overcoat. He is more interested in the buildings. Almost all of the photographs include a derelict site, a building on the point of collapse propped with timber, or signs advertising space to let.
Most of the cardboard mounts are neatly labelled with measurements and dates – Wheeler Street is 23 ft wide, and the gap in the street has been there since No 88 was demolished in 1891, one records. It seems possible that Mathews was not a gentle potterer, but on a recce for a developer. Whatever happened, his work was never published and the war in which many of the people in the photographs must have died would have ended any grand development plans for the area.
"I've been staring into the eyes of these people for the last three years as I've worked on the photographs and I feel I know them," Freedman said. "We would love to learn more about them – and somebody must know more about Mathews."
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Appearance: Smart yet menacing.
Not a face you want to see staring out of your paper in the morning. What is he: football manager in bungs scandal, an ex-SAS man in failed coup, gangland boss with new menswear range? He's a respectable businessman! Although his enemies do call him "Slasher".
Because he's handy with a Stanley? Because of his decade-long fight to cut costs in the airline industry. "We make no apologies for focusing on profit," he once said.
You don't hear the royal "we" often enough, do you? Where did Willie get his fearsome nickname? At Aer Lingus in the early noughties. When profits nosedived after 9/11, Walsh hacked costs by 30% and freed 2,000 employees to spend more time with their families. Now he's trying to do some trimming at British Airways, which is losing £1.6m a day, by, among other things, reducing the number of cabin crew on long-haul flights.
Will the workers stand for that? They're downing trolleys for 12 days, starting next Tuesday. The strike, which chief executive Walsh calls "senseless" and "cynical", is likely to ground almost all of BA's planes.
What's he going to do about it? He claims the strike vote was "null and void" and is threatening to sue the union Unite if it goes ahead. Damages could be £1m a day.
Couldn't everyone just sit down and have a good chat? Talks are, as they say, ongoing. But, as Walsh himself once declared, "A reasonable man gets nowhere in negotiations."
Typical capitalist brinkmanship. I bet he went to business school and never did an honest day's work in his life. Walsh does have an MBA. But he started work at 17 – as a trainee pilot with Aer Lingus – and was chief negotiator for the Irish Airline Pilots' Association.
There's a cliche on the tip of my tongue . . . "Poacher turned gamekeeper"? Or were you thinking "class traitor"?
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"Hey, Whisper?" Willow whined into the empty wind. The ghost girl appeared in front of the laying wolf pup.
"Yeah, Wils?" she asked, her voice once again distant and mystical. Willow cocked her head cutely, blinking her green eyes.
"How does that Synera boy know you?" she barked. Whisper frowned, pulling her transparent red hair behind her ear.
"Is he, like, your cousin or something?" Timberline yawned, waking up.
Whisper scoffed. "No! We're just... we were friends, okay?"
"Honey, why did you wonder off like that? You've been acting way out of sorts lately."
James soo wanted to tell his mother and father what he could do, but wasn't sure what would happen. He wanted to look them in the eyes for once, hug them instead of the other way around.
But he didn't think he ever could.
"I don't know. Some... something just told me to keep walking," he lied. He started to twidle his thumbs, trying hard not to look at them.
He felt the couch shift when his father sat next to him.
"Jamie... you can tell us... anything. You know that," he reassured him. James heard his mother gasp.
"Richard, you don't think... Isn't he too young?" Mrs. Synera asked softly.
"No. He's not. If... if he is... It's his thirteenth birthday."
James looked at his father. "What? What's my thirteenth birthday? What?"
He looked from his mother to father, completely panicked. Mrs. Synera gasped when James looked straight into her eyes. She moved, not making a noise. James's eyes followed her.
"Oh my... Jamie?"
"Jamie, is there something you want to tell us?" Mr. Synera asked.
He knows.
James's head snapped towards his dad. "What do you mean? You already know!"
"Jamie, calm down..." a misty voice calmed him. James looked up to see another tall, red haired boy. James stood, looking the man up and down. His parents watched in curiosity.
"A-Andrew?" James's voice sounded sad, like when he saw Whisper. Richard sighed.
"Andrew, what's going on?! What's wrong with me?" James asked hurriedly, and Andrew smiled.
"You can see me, can't you?" Andrew asked. James reached out to touch him, his hand going through his shoulder. A sharp but brief pain shot through his hand. He pulled back.
"You... you aren't really there... are you?" James asked, this time slowly. Andrew laughed.
"No. I am here. I'm just..." he paused in his distant explaination, to think of the right words. "I'm just... like Whisper."
"Whisper?" James repeated. His mother gasped.
"Whisper? Richard, wasn't she..?" his mother whispered to Mr. Synera. James turned to him, and Mr. Synera nodded sadly.
"So he can..? B-But..."
"Ellen, honey, calm down. It's fine," Richard said, standing up. Ellen looked as if she was going to pass out.
"What. Is. Wrong. With. Me?" James demanded. His parents looked at their blind-since-age-three-son, who could now see spirits, dead and alive.
"James, sit down," Mr. Synera said, helping James sit down after him telling them he couldn't see objects.
Whisper ran along Timberline and Willow to the edge of the woods. She slowly walked out into the open, holding her hand out to sign to her friends to stay put.
"Ok, clear," she said, and they all rushed forward into the darkened square.
"Woohoo!" she squealed, throwing her arms in the air. Things blew up and rocked back and forth.
Timberline howled. Willow chased him and tackled him when she got to him. Whisper laughed.
"Wait for us!"
Whisper turned to the other ghostly hollers, seeing her friends. She waved and ran over.
"Why am I always the first one?" she asked. The Indian girl who had been dead for over 100 years shrugged.
"Who really knows? Where is Synera, Andrew?" she asked, her voice high and beautiful sounding. Her cloth dress was still covered in blood, even though the rest of her had been cleaned.
Whisper looked around, and gasped.
"Uhm... I'll be... right back," she said, running off towards the red-haired brothers.
"James! What the heck are you--" she stopped suddenly, after seeing a man. She returned to her eaten-up state, all bloody and angry. She growled.


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Lizon's work is about connections, storytelling and family histories. Growing up as the daughter of a displaced person who came to the UK from Poland, she never met her grandparents and therefore has few family photographs apart from the occasional ones she received from unknown relatives sharing her surname.
These photographs and others; personal, found, or bought photographs from Ebay are used as source material for her small paintings. The anonymity and ambiguity of these images contain narratives within themselves but when placed together they create visual links and connections, sometimes obvious literal ones, sometimes more subtle and personal to the viewer. The stories they create when placed together make them more than their individual worth. Any single painting is interchangeable with another and a different story will be told. The anonymous photographs mingle with her own, creating a new family history.
Lizon recreates these authentic moments using painting techniques that capture the chemical processing techniques used in 20th Century photography; blurs, over/underexposure, water damage and fading add authenticity to her small works.
Lizon graduated from Bristol Polytechnic in 1986 and lives and works in Bristol. She was a selected for the John Moores painting prize 2012, selected for the Threadneedle Prize in 2010 and winner of the Exeter Phoenix Open in 2009.
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Modern Artists Gallery, Whitchurch on Thames, UK
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Howard Gardens Gallery, University of Wales Institute, Cardiff, UK
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Jo-Wilfried Tsonga was asked a fairly simple question at the Australian Open on Wednesday, but he gave a pretty complex response — one that certainly isn't going to score him any points with the ladies. A reporter brought up the fact that it has been common over the last several years for the top four seeds in men's tournaments to advance to the semifinals. The same has not been true on the women's side, and Wilfried Tsonga was asked why he supposes that has been the case. "You know, the girls, they are more unstable emotionally than us," he replied according to the Australian Open's website. "I'm sure everybody will say it's true, even the girls (laughter). No? No, you don't think? "But, I mean, it's just about hormones and all this stuff. We don't have all these bad things, so we are physically in a good shape every time, and you are not. That's it." As USA Today pointed out, English is Wilfried Tsonga's second language. Perhaps he meant to say something else and it came out wrong. Or maybe that time he took a ball to the man region has affected his ability to think clearly. If not, it's going to be tough for him to argue that he's not a sexist dude. The "emotionally unstable" comment was rough enough. The whole hormone thing? Forget about it. The post Jo-Wilfried Tsonga: Women's tennis players are more emotionally unstable appeared first on Larry Brown Sports. Related posts: Jo-Wilfried Tsonga hit in manly region by Andy Murray (Video) Jo-Wilfried Tsonga tebows after winning match at Wimbledon (Video) Alexandr Dolgopolov Is a Rising Star Despite Struggles Against Andy Murray
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At the Minneapolis 2015: Last Stop before Paris climate action conference, the governing strategy for a new Citizens' Climate Engagement Network was launched. On December 2, during the COP21 in Paris, the Pathway to Paris project officially became the CCEN. Now, citizens and stakeholders around the world have an always active coalition of support, including material training, guidance for organizing, and a network of peers, partners and leaders, to ensure local volunteer advocates can carry their voices into the global policy process. Learn more here, and get engaged...
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Novak Djokovic and the other top seeds have looked nigh on invincible in the first week of the US Open. Djokovic continued the dominance of the top seeds in the men's singles with a crushing 6-0 6-2 6-2 win in just one hour and 40 minutes over Joao Sousa in the third round.
Andy Murray is the only one of the big four to drop a set so far and, after Roger Federer allowed Adrian Mannarino just five games on Saturday night, Djokovic was even more emphatic.
It took the world number one just 28 minutes to claim the first set to love. His Portuguese opponent, number 95 in the world, took a medical timeout at the end of the set to have his left thigh massaged, and finally managed to get on the board in the eighth game of the match, much to the delight of an evening crowd which included Kevin Spacey and Kelsey Grammer.
But Sousa claimed just three more games, two of them when he was 5-0 down in the third set.
Sousa was making his main-draw debut in New York and was through to the third round of a grand slam for the first time, but it had had cost him a huge effort to get there, with five-set victories over Grigor Dimitrov and Jarkko Nieminen in the first two rounds.
Former champion Lleyton Hewitt outclassed Russian Evgeny Donskoy to reach the last 16 of the the US Open for the first time since 2006. Hewitt backed up his vintage five-set win over sixth-seeded 2009 winner Juan Martin del Potro with a 6-3 7-6 3-6 6-1 victory over Donskoy.
Third seed Agnieszka Radwanska became the biggest casualty of the women's draw as she crashed out 6-4 6-4 to Russia's Ekaterina Makarova.
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Type: Improvement
Status: Closed
Priority: Minor
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 4.10.2, 6.0
Component/s: core/search
Lucene Fields:New
I don't really know which version this affects, but I clarified the documentation of the Sort(SortField...) constructor to ease the understanding for new users.
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corresponding JIRA issue: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-6057
Thanks Martin.
I started from your PR and tried to simplify the wording a bit (see attached patch). Is this good? If so I'll commit ...
Seems fine to me .
Commit 1639581 from Michael McCandless in branch 'dev/trunk'
[ https://svn.apache.org/r1639581 ]
LUCENE-6057: improve Sort(SortField) docs
Commit 1639582 from Michael McCandless in branch 'dev/branches/branch_5x'
[ https://svn.apache.org/r1639582 ]
LUCENE-6057: improve Sort(SortField) docs
Commit 1639583 from Michael McCandless in branch 'dev/branches/lucene_solr_4_10'
[ https://svn.apache.org/r1639583 ]
LUCENE-6057: improve Sort(SortField) docs
Thanks Martin!
Github user s4ke commented on the pull request:
Michael McCandless fixed this in his own commit.
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Thanks Martin, for clarifying this! I has some cases where multiple documents get assigned to same score. Order of the documents was changing from core/index to core/index. So I thought sorting algorithm lucene use, is not stable (like heap sort, selection sort etc.). But it looks like thats not the case? When default sort is used (sort by score/relevancy) internal lucene ids are used to break tie. And those ids cange during segment merge etc. Is it wrong to say that lucene uses a non-stable sort?
The sort is stable within the context of a single point-in-time reader.
But across different readers with index changes, including just merges being completed, it's not "stable".
In order to get a stable behaviour you can always use your own ids (in your own field) and let them break the tie before the document id is used. I haven't noticed that unstable behaviour because I only needed custom sorting in extremely complicated cases yet and I have always sorted outside of Lucene because of some awkward constraints of legacy sorting code.
Michael McCandless: Maybe that info should be added to the SortField Documentation as well (or at least a hint), because that's the main entry point for users that provide their own sorting.
But across different readers with index changes, including just merges being completed, it's not "stable".
OK I understand that. Which is the source of this unstability?
- internal lucene ids are used as last resort to break tie
- sorting algorithm is not stable (like heap sort, selection sort etc.).
The sorting algorithm itself is stable as far as I can tell. (see my comment above)
You can get it completely stable by doing as I described in the comment.
The sorting algorithm itself is stable as far as I can tell.
Thanks, this is what I was wondering. I know how to make it completely stable.
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