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Jack Kelly writing in Real Clear Politics today nods in agreement:
"Investigations into the NSA and "secret prisons" leaks are nearing completion. A senior CIA official has been fired for leaking, and, reportedly, is singing like a canary to avoid prosecution. The FBI knows who's been talking to journalists, ABC's Brian Ross said a source told him.
Journalists can be prosecuted for publishing classified information, Attorney General Alberto Gonzalez said on ABC's "This Week" program Sunday.
I doubt journalists will be charged under the Espionage Act, but I do expect vigorous application of the precedent Mr. Fitzgerald set when he jailed Ms. Miller. Reporters who have published or broadcast classified information can expect subpoenas, and can expect to cool their heels in the pokey until they disclose who leaked to them."
Indeed several investigations (Rocky and friends) are in fact nearing completion, which explains the near blackout of comments from all the usual suspects.
The salvos which will be fired over the Summer will provide the Country with the true assessment of what some members of the MSM, the Democratic Party and members of Congress were up to - and yes, you can expect quite the push back as well.
Hope you've got your shades on! It's going to get bright!
UPDATE: Powerlineblog examines the case against leaking journalists.
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Property Location
With a stay at Dorint Sporthotel Garmisch-Partenkirchen in Garmisch-Partenkirchen (Zugspitze), you'll be minutes from Olympia-Sportstatten and Garmisch-Partenkirchen Ski Resort. This 4.5-star hotel is within close proximity of Olympic Hill and Eckbauerbahn.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a computer station, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Planning an event in Garmisch-Partenkirchen? This hotel has 6835 square feet (635 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
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- Number of buildings/towers - 7
- Conference space size (feet) - 6835
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- Number of meeting rooms - 8
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Luxury Lakeside Townhome on Turtle Bay Golf Course Near Ocean(40 Reviews)
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- Minimum stay:3-7 nights
- Sleeps:9
- Bedrooms:2
- Bathrooms:2
- Property type:Townhome
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:N/A
About the Property
Townhome, 2 Bedrooms + Loft, 2 Baths, (Sleeps 7-9)
Aloha my friend! We invite you to come and experience your tropical paradise...your new home away from home at Turtle Bay Kuilima Estates #91 West!
Located on the North Shore of Oahu at Turtle Bay, Unit #91 West sits on the 2nd fairway of the Championship Fazio Golf Course with a lake view and a peek-a-boo view of the ocean. There are multiple walking trails and paths that lead to quiet secluded beaches or world-famous beaches such as Sunset Beach, Waimea Bay, and Pipeline. A large pool is located right outside the front door, and two additional pools throughout the complex. There are two 18-hole golf courses (Fazio & Arnold Palmer Course), 2 tennis courts, a barbeque cabana, a private screened lanai, and a swaying hammock with your name on it!
This stylish 2 story Hawaiian townhome is modern, immaculate, and comfortable with brand new furniture, beds, linens, granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. It is a spacious 3 bedroom (including loft) with 2 full bathrooms. This unit has 2 King beds, 3 single beds, and 2 fold out mattresses. Unit #91 West is a non-smoking unit. It has 3 air conditioners, ceiling fans, washer & dryer, ironing board & iron, coffee bean grinder, blender, 42' flat screen LCD TV, cable TV, VHS & DVD Player, over 120 movies (lots of Disney), FREE high speed internet, FREE WiFi, and a computer desk. 3 boogie boards, 4 beach chairs, 1 ice chest and 9 large beach towels available for use. There are also 2 sets of used golf clubs. Parking available at space #91 and additional designated guest parking area.
This townhome offers a special touch of class and comfort that is not found in most condos or hotel rooms. Check availability on the calendar and reserve your tropical getaway today!
ACTIVITIES - Whether you want a quiet relaxing getaway, an exciting adventure, or a little bit of both.....you will experience it here.
LOOKING FOR ADVENTURE? Visit North Shore, the surfing capital of the world, where contests are held at Sunset Beach. Take a helicopter ride, go skydiving, horseback riding, sailing, surfing, jet-skiing, or scuba diving at the nearby beaches. Play Ping Pong, a round of golf, or a game of tennis.
LOOKING FOR RELAXATION? Visit the beautiful Turtle Bay Resort located just across the golf course where you'll find casual and fine dining, and beach front restaurants. Take long strolls on the beaches, collect seashells, sit on the lanai, rest by the pool, sway in the hammock, or take in the refreshing Hawaiian breezes while watching brilliant sunsets.
Additional local attractions: The Laie-Polynesian Cultural Center. World-famous beaches such as Waimea Bay, Sunset Beach, Ehukai Beach (Banzai Pipeline). Dillingham Airfield Glider Rides. The town of Haleiwa offers art galleries, museums, local cuisine, shops, fishing boats and a harbor. All attractions are within a 15 minute drive.
MAHALO! We hope you enjoy your stay! Please help us keep our rental prices low by referring your friends and family to Unit #91 West! Thank you!
March 1 - November 15.....$195.00/night
Nov 16 - Feb 28 .....$245.00/night
Security Deposit.....$500.00
Cleaning Fee ........$150.00
Local Tax............13.95%
Keywords: Luxury Turtle Bay Condo
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Member since: 2011
Property Type
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House Rules
- Max. occupancy 9
- Children Welcome
- Non Smoking Only
- Pets Not Allowed
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
Bedrooms: 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 9, Beds for 7-9
- DVD Player
- Ping Pong Table
- Satellite / Cable
- Cinemas
- Museums
- Restaurants
Leisure Activities
- Boating
- Horseback Riding
- Horseshoes
- Shelling
- Shopping
- Sight Seeing
- Wildlife Viewing
Location Type
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- Lake View
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Cycling
- Fishing
- Golf
- Hiking
- Jet Skiing
- Kayaking
- Mountain Biking
- Parasailing
- Sailing
- Snorkeling/Diving
- Surfing
- Swimming
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- Water Skiing
- Wind-Surfing
- Dining Area
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- Telephone
- Washing Machine
- Wireless Internet
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- Cooking Utensils
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- Ice Maker
- Kitchen
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
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Additional information about rental rates
- Refundable Damage Deposit $500
- Cleaning Fee $150
- Tax Rate 13.95%
Owner's cancellation policy:
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Full modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances and granite countertops.
1st floor - New king bed, large closet, dresser, ceiling fan, sliding doors.
2nd floor - Master king bed w/ bathroom, ceiling fan, dresser, sliding doors.
2nd floor - comfortable day bed and bunk beds. 2 fold out mattresses available.
View from lanai & hammock. Fazio Golf Course, walking trails that lead to beach.
Entertainment area w/ leather sofa, chair,TV. Connects kitchen and lanai patio.
1st floor - Full bathroom, shower, 1 sink, storage. By front door.
2nd floor - Master bathroom, full shower, 2 sinks, storage. (Blue bedroom)
Screened lanai patio. Small table and six outdoor chairs for outdoor use.
This listing was first published here in 2011.
Date last modified - Sunday, May 21, 2017
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A pleasant, small hotel with an indoor restaurant and terrace bar over-looking the hotel's own beach and with fantastic views out over the bay of Marmaris. Sunbeds and umbrellas are laid out on the beach for the hotel guests' use.
The hotel is located by the beach on the coast between the resorts of Icmeler and Marmaris. Local amenities are closeby with public transport approximately 200m away and journeys to Marmaris taking roughly 20 minutes. Watersports are available at the beach, provided by an independant supplier.
The comfortable rooms are carpeted and equipped with air-conditioning (local charge) and satellite TV and the en suite bathrooms are fitted with a shower cabin.
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Saturday, June 27, 2015
Day Late
My world blurs together. One slips into the next, into the next, into the next... and before I know it, half the freakin' year is gone. Seriously. The end of June is just a few days away. How did that happen? And where was I?
I could blame it on the books. I'm walking around every day with my head up my manuscript. I'm lucky I remember to buy groceries or we'd all starve.
I could blame it on the retirement. It was much easier to remember what day it was when Hubs still went off to work every morning. Not that I didn't still forget, but less often.
I could blame it on my brain, but let's face it, that sucker has been tweaky for over 20 years and the excuse is lame at this point. If I haven't figured out by now how to keep my life straight, it ain't the brain injury talking - it's me.
I could blame it on age, but since my mom is 30 years older and still sharp as a tack, that won't fly either.
Hey, I could blame it on the news. I mean, sure, that's effecting us all in one way or another, so we would all have an excuse for losing track of time, but if that were true, then we'd all be way more screwed than we already are.
Oh, I know I'm not the only one who misses dates and appointments and deadlines. And I'm sure I'm not the only person in the world irritated by her own scatterbrainedness.
And this one day of regret won't change a damn thing. I bet you that tomorrow, I'll wander out to the road to check the mail. Only after I see the box is empty will I realize my error. Then a resounding "D'OH!" will echo through the neighborhood. :shrug: It is what it is.
So, if you're around today, tell me about some scatterbrainedness in your own life. Forgetfulness loves company... I think. ;o)
3 comments:
- Silver James said...
You're always a day late. I'm always a dollar short. Wanna trade? LOLOL
What is this forgetfulness of which you speak? I probably have a whole heaping, steaming pile of it but I've forgotten any humorous episodes....
- June 27, 2015 at 10:09 AM
- Karyn Good said...
I could tell you about that time I ate a liquid Advil capsule by mistake. I put it next to my little snack of 5 almonds to put the lid back on, scooped them all up, took 4 steps and forgot it was in there. Yuck. Or the time I tried to bake an angel food cake in a bundt can because I thought I'd grabbed the right pan. But at least I'm in good company...HaHa!
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The Schumacher Mill Furnishing Works of Port Melbourne was established by the German-born American immigrant Otto Charles Schumacher around 1890. Operating initially under the name Otto C. Schumacher, the firm specialised in the importation, manufacture, installation and repair of flourmilling equipment, especially the newer style roller flour grinding machines, and associated equipment such as flour sifters, pollard and bran extractors, dust collectors, grain elevators and bag fillers. The business was formally registered as the Schumacher Mill Furnishing Works Pty Ltd in 1910. In later years the firm diversified into the manufacture of grain grading machinery for farmers and more general manufacturing equipment such as grinding mills, conveyors and packaging machinery.
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Factory interior showing three heavy duty twin-screw packing machines.
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Black and white silver gelatin photograph.
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Acquisition Information
Donation from Graham Engineering Company Pty Ltd, by Apr 1986
Place & Date Depicted
Graham Street, Port Melbourne, Greater Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1949
Manufacturer of Item Depicted
Schumacher Mill Furnishing Works Pty Ltd, Graham Street, Port Melbourne, Greater Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Photograph, Black & White
Hand written in black ink on front of photograph: '#FHD-3' Printed in red ink on back of photograph: 'PHOTO FILE NO / SECTION NO' Hand written in red pencil on back of photograph: 'OFFICE Copy' Printed in black ink on back of photograph: '12 AUG 1946' Hand written in grey pencil on back of photograph: '13 / 8-F' Printed in black ink on cream label attached to back of photograph: 'PLEASE RETURN TO: : : : / From / Schumacher Mill Furnishing Works / PROPRIETARY LIMITED. / PORT MELBOURNE, / VICTORIA.' Printed in red ink on a cream label attached to back of photograph: 'PLATE MISSING.'
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2D format
176 mm (Width), 147 mm (Height)
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- The Spanish program is focused both on Spanish language proficiency and cultural knowledge and understanding.
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- Curriculum is aligned to Hopkins content standards in language arts and social studies.
- Students remaining in Hopkins for grades K-6 will be ready for Spanish level II in junior high, with a range of advanced level course offerings available though high school. Some of these courses may provide college credit to students.
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Each year, our Spanish curriculum focuses on different themes and cultural concepts. Listed below is how this looks at the kindergarten, first-, second-, and third-grade level.
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"In order for our students to reach higher levels of proficiency by grade 12, we need to design and implement a well-articulated program of other language acquisition starting in kindergarten that is continuous and uninterrupted," said Lisa Sohn.
The addition of World Language to the elementary curriculum aligns with the numerous World Language opportunities offered at the junior high and high school levels in Hopkins. Students will be better prepared to join advanced language tracks that offer college credit and other elective course choices.
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The most wonderful time of year is almost here………..I know. SOO cheesy.
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- Frosting:
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- 1/2 cup of Milk
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- 2 teaspoons of cinnamon
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- 1 1/2 cups of Buttermilk
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May 15th 2006
The orange red sun rose over Helmand Province, enlighting the rocky caverns and chasms with a wave of beautiful sunlight, as if cleansing the land from the darkness of night. As sunlight scrolled over the province, it revealed Camp Bastion, where I was stationed. I looked up at the clear, blue sky. I wish I could say I was looking forward to this day but I would be lying if I did. Today was the day of Operation Mountain Thrust – the target: Taliban fighters in the south of Afghanistan. I can only say that I have never been so scared in my life than I have now. Let's just hope God or Allah or some higher being will be protecting us.
May 21st 2006
Everybody is afraid now. Maybe they don't say it but you can tell by their eyes....terror. Just waiting for Death to call them from a sniper's bullet. A man even hung himself using a shower rod just before role call! All I can think of is 'that could have been me'. I met a young Canadian boy – about eighteen years of age – called James Gatesford during a patrol. You didn't need to look at his eyes to see the fear that he was trying to contain. When he held his gun, he was shaking....when he stood to attention, his whole body seemed to shake, like a snake's rattle....and when he tried to talk, there was always a stutter in his voice. I didn't want to say anything, just in case I make anything worse for the poor sod. But what can you do? War cannot be without its' deaths. Orders from the top has just came in this morning telling us to be on the lookout, since Taliban forces have been spotted in the area. I hope to God, and Gatesford, that success is within reach.
5th June 2006
GET DOWN! MOVE OUT OF THE WAY! GO! GO! GO! SHOOT! We have just been attacked by a platoon of Taliban soldiers! A group of scouts are already dead from machine gun fire! Gatesford was nowhere to be seen, and now, the sudden shootings have caused the squad to split into different directions! These guys were good! Such coordination, we didn't have a chance in hell. But I did my best. I shot like a machine, never stopping until orders said otherwise. We shot gracefully, every bullet had to count or it would be over. Reload, shoot, aim, fire! Reload, shoot, aim, fire! Remember those words, Sergeant had said, and you'll survive. But I can hear is screaming! All around me. Death! It's unbearable. I wanted to run away, but this wasn't some child's game where you could just leave. We were losing men, real men, fast! I pushed myself into a empty trench to just escape it for one moment but next to me, I saw Gatesford. Alive. But he was saying something strange under his breath. I looked down and his hand was covered with blood. He must have been shot. Medic! For God's sake, Medic! But they didn't come. The sound of shooting and shouting had drowned out my voice. I took off his webbing and uniform until I got to the wound. It was bleeding fast! I'm not sure whether I can save him.
4th July 2006
Gatesford's body was sent home on the 21st, after dying from injuries. I was congratulated for my help. Doctors told me that what I did extended his time to live, but unfortunately, due to the bullet, he suffered internal bleeding and died before he reached the medical bay. Even though I was told I had done something brilliant, I ran my mind back to how I could still be talking to him now. What could I have done?
31st July 2006
Finally, the Operation had come to the end! Although some of us were upset that our primary objective had not been gained, but soon we'd be getting a flight back to England and the closest we'd be getting to any sort of war was watching a rerun of Saving Private Ryan. Although we've been told not to get our hopes up. There could still be Taliban patrols somewhere that could be planning an attack as I speak to you now. Hello, my name is Corporal Shaun McGregor, and I serve for the British Artillery Unit. What's your name? What do you do?


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Tommy Burnett
Sam Thomas "Tommy" Burnett (August 1, 1942 – September 17, 2009) was a Tennessee politician who was Majority Leader of the Tennessee House of Representatives and who served two prison sentences for separate federal convictions.
Early life[edit]
Burnett was born and raised in Goodlettsville, Tennessee. As a student at Goodlettsville High School he served as class president and was chosen "most likely to succeed." He attended Cumberland College and received a law degree from the University of Tennessee. While in law school he served as a lay minister for a Church of Christ congregation in Jamestown, Tennessee, where following graduation he established a law practice and began his political career.[1]
Political career[edit]
A Democrat, Burnett was first elected to the state legislature at age 28 in 1970, representing a district that included Fentress, Overton and Morgan counties on the Cumberland Plateau. After taking office in 1971 Burnett became a protégé of Ned McWherter, who was then House Speaker. He soon assumed the role of Floor leader for the Democrats during the governorship of Ray Blanton and later became House Majority Leader during the governorships of Lamar Alexander and Ned McWherter.[1][2][3]
As a politician Burnett was known for his charm, oratorical skill, persuasiveness, sense of humor, ability to quickly analyze issues, and effectiveness at working across party lines to achieve results.[1][3][4] Some state political observers thought he could become governor.[4] He is given much of the credit for winning passage of major education legislation proposed by Governor Alexander, nursing home reforms, the Tennessee Sentencing Commission Act, and tort reform. Among the successful legislation that he sponsored were a law mandating use of seatbelts and a controversial initiative that limited the nighttime hours of work for teenage students.[1]
1983 conviction[edit]
In 1983 he was convicted in federal court for the misdemeanor of willfully failing to file federal income tax returns, and served ten months in prison. While in a prison camp at Maxwell Air Force Base he was re-elected to the Tennessee House, defeating two opponents in the primary and winning the November 1984 general election with 60 percent of the vote.[5]
1991 conviction[edit]
Burnett's 20-year career as a state legislator came to an end in 1991 after he was convicted as a result of the FBI's Operation Rocky Top investigation into corruption in the Tennessee General Assembly. In August 1990 he was convicted on nine counts and sentenced to second federal prison term after receiving a multi-count indictment for his involvement in an illegal bingo gambling operation. One of his convictions was for defrauding a man he had met in prison by inducing him to invest $48,000 in the gambling operation.[2] After his conviction, he was forced to end his campaign for re-election to an 11th term in the fall of 1990, and went to work as a car dealer during the appeals process.[1]
Later years[edit]
He received a five-year prison sentence for his Operation Rocky Top conviction, and served 16 months before being released to a halfway house in August 1992. After six months in the halfway house, he began a new career as a talk radio commentator on Teddy Bart's Roundtable program in Nashville. As a convicted felon, he lost his law license and could not seek public office again. However, he succeeded in getting the law license restored in 2003 and became a lobbyist in the General Assembly in his final years, although health problems, including severe diabetes, limited his physical activity.[1][3]
His career also included stints as a cattle rancher, oil prospector, chicken farmer, and seller of fireworks.[1][6] He is credited with helping to establish the Highway 127 Corridor Sale, which has been called "the world's largest flea market."[3]
Burnett died September 17, 2009, in a hospital in Nashville.[4] His funeral was held September 20, 2009, in the Fentress County community of Banner Springs.[7] His remains were transported in a mule-drawn carriage to Springs Chapel Cemetery for burial.[8][9]
- ^ a b c d e f g Kerr, Gail (2009-09-17). "Tommy Burnett, former TN legislator, dies at 67". The Tennessean. Retrieved 18 September 2009.[dead link]
- ^ a b Tom Humphrey, Mr. Sam Thomas Burnett, crafty, colorful, convicted former state lawmaker, dies, Knoxville News Sentinel, web-posted September 18, 2009
- ^ a b c d Ken Whitehouse, State bids farewell to legendary legislator Tommy Burnett, NashvillePost.com, September 17, 2009
- ^ a b c Erik Schelzig, Burnett won race from prison cell; Former Tennessee House leader dies at 67, Associated Press, September 18, 2009
- ^ http://www.nashvillepost.com, September 19, 2009, State bids farewell to legendary legislator Tommy Burnett AUTHORED by Ken Whitehouse [1]
- ^ Mike Pigott, Veteran Tennessee political observer Mike Pigott remembers the colorful Tommy Burnett, Nashville Scene, September 23, 2009
- ^ Gail Kerr, Services for former state Rep. Tommy Burnett are Sunday, The Tennessean, September 19, 2009
- ^ Friends, Family Remember Tommy Burnett, News Channel 5, September 20, 2009
- ^ Tommy Burnett Dies At Age 67, Fentress Courier, September 23, 2009
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Wild & Scenic River Vacation Home Inside Glacier Nat'l Park(4 Reviews)
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- Minimum stay:Contact owner
- Sleeps:10
- Bedrooms:3
- Bathrooms:2
- Property type:Cabin
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:N/A
About the Property
Cabin, 3 Bedrooms + Detached Unit, 2 Baths, (Sleeps 8)
The North Fork is a designated Wild and Scenic River and from the cabin you can fish, wade, swim, hike and skip stones in the river. Hammocks are located in the trees overlooking the river, making it perfect for book reading and napping, and there is a fire pit and picnic table as well. Two horse-shoe pits invite evening competition.
The Ranch House, which is 1,500 square feet, has two bedrooms and one bath. One bedroom has a queen bed, while the bunk room has two bunk beds and sleeps four. The loft has an inflatable queen air bed which can be used if desired. The bathroom has two sinks, toilet, tub/shower and washer/dryer. The family room contains the kitchen, dining and living areas, which are open to the loft area above. Through the double french doors lies the covered deck, which is 1,000 square feet, with great views of Rainbow Mountain and the Livingston Range of the Continental Divide. The kitchen has a refrigerator, stove, microwave, double sink and pantry.
In addition to the Ranch House, we have a guest cabin which can be added to the Ranch House to accommodate larger groups. The guest cabin is 600 square feet, has a bathroom with shower/tub, a wood burning stove (WBS), couch, table and chairs and sleeps 4 in beds with a queen log bed downstairs and two twin beds in the loft. The covered porch offers sweeping views of the Livingston Range, looking north into Canada.
There are many activities to choose from while at the Ranch. In the summer, enjoy hiking, mountain biking, canoeing, fishing, swimming and sightseeing. In the winter time, you can cross country ski or snow-shoe in any direction or enjoy the local pastime such as burning firewood and reading books!
Two beautiful high mountain lakes are a short distance from the Ranch, they are Kintla Lake to the north and Bowman Lake to the south. No boat motors are allowed on Kintla, so it is the preferred choice for people wanting to canoe or kayak.
The Ranch caretaker has extensive knowledge of the river, lakes, Glacier Park and the Flathead Forest to the West and can help you plan excursions from the Ranch.
Three miles from the Ranch is the Polebridge Ranger Station and the western entrance to Glacier Park. Outside the Park, two miles further is the historic Polebridge Mercantile, which is listed in the register of National Historic Places. The Merc offers fresh baked bread and pastries, as well as coffee and sandwiches. You can purchase basic supplies you might have forgotten in town, as well as gas for the car. Next door, the Northern Lights Café offers great home cooked dinners and brunch on Sundays. Friday nights are pizza nights. Enjoy a micro-brewed beer, wine and cocktails and watch the sun set over the Whitefish Divide.
Of course, there is all of Glacier Park to enjoy including Going-To-The-Sun Road, Logan Pass, West Glacier, Many Glacier, St. Mary and Waterton Lake. There is whitewater rafting in West Glacier, along with horse stables and some shopping.
The Ranch is located approximately 50 miles (1.5 hours) from the Glacier Park Airport in Kalispell (FCA). Delta, Northwest and Horizon provide air service. Car rental service is available at the airport. A unique way to get to the cabin is by train. Amtrak offers the Empire Builder service from Portland, Seattle and Chicago to Whitefish. Please note that the gravel road that leads to Polebridge can be bouncy and dusty at certain times of the year.
Keywords: Cabin Homestead
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Member since: 2006
Property Type
- Cabin
House Rules
- Pets Not Allowed
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
Bedrooms: 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 10, Beds for 10
- Bedroom 1
- Bedroom 2
- Bedroom 3
- Detached Unit
- Queen size Beds (1) One queen bed in Ranch house bedroom and one queen bed in guest cabin., Twin or Single Beds (1) There are two twin beds in the loft of the guest cabin, Bunk Beds (1) Two bunk beds (sleeps 4) in second bedroom of Ranch house....moreless
- Books
- CD Player
- DVD Player
- Foosball
- Games
- Stereo
- Adventure
- Away From It All
- Family
- Romantic
Leisure Activities
- Boating
- Horseshoes
- Sight Seeing
- Wildlife Viewing
Location Type
Mountain View:
The ranch looks out to the East at the Continental Divide including Rainbow Mountain and the Livingston Range....moreless
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Cross Country Skiing
- Fishing
- Fly Fishing
- Freshwater Fishing
- Hiking
- Kayaking
- Mountain Biking
- Rafting
- Swimming
- Dining Area
Broadband Access:
Wireless internet is available for an additional fee. Service is provided via satellite service which is much faster than dail-up but not as fast as a cable or DSL service. May only be used for email and browsing, not suitable for file downloads such as movies or music....moreless
- Clothes Dryer
- Coffee Maker
- Cooking Utensils
- Dishes & Utensils
- Kitchen
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Toaster
RatesCurrency Conversion
Ranch House .... $2,900/week (Sleeps 6) Guest Cabin .... $ 500/week (Sleeps 2-4) may only be added to Ranch House rental Cleaning fees are additional: Ranch House-$200, Guest Cabin-$100 7% Montana Bed Tax applies to all rental fee, Park entrance fee must be purchased. 50% Deposit holds reservation, balance due 90 days prior to arrival. Rentals are weekly (Sat to Sat) with Check-in at 4pm and Check-out at 10 am.
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Owner info
Year Purchased: 1936
About the owner: We live in Portland, Oregon and travel extensively for work and pleasure. However, we sneak away to our cabin on the river whenever we can. It is a very special place and we look forward to sharing with you. Our guests tell us our descriptions of the cabin and the setting don't do it justice but they agree that words and even pictures can't convey the serenity, tranquility and beauty of the area. So we hope you will be able to come and experience it for yourself. Jack and Sue McFarland
Why the Owner Chose Polebridge, MT, USA:
Jack's grandparents spent their honeymoon in 1932 in a rustic homestead cabin in Big Prairie near where our cabin is today. They later moved to Whitefish where they started a veterinarian practice and their family. They purchased a number of the homesteads in Big Prairie and started a dude ranch in the 1950's known as the McFarland 'Quarter Circle MC' Ranch. After Jack's grandfather died his grandmother sold the dude ranch and other property to the NPS and built a small cabin nearby on the banks of the North Fork river. Jack spent his summers with his grandmother at the ranch. Several years ago we decided to share this wonderful place with others looking for a special connection with Glacier and the North Fork valley.
The Unique Benefits at this Cabin:
While there are endless activities and adventures to be had just by stepping off the front porch it is entirely possible that your favorite activity will be relaxing on the porch and taking in the view of the mountains. They are majestic, rugged, and breathtaking; extending to the north and the south as far as you can see. They change throughout the day and at night when the stars are out they stand silently and cast shadows. Sometimes the northern lights dance behind them. But don't forget to get out and go hiking, fishing, canoeing, rafting, exploring, biking or whatever form of outdoor activity you enjoy - there is so much to see and enjoy. Just remember that when it is all over you can come back to the comfortable and cozy cabin by the river and relax with all the amenities you need to recover and plan the next day's adventure.
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Rainbow Mountain from front deck of Ranch House
Relax on the front deck and enjoy the view of the Livingston Range
Master bedroom in ranch house
Guest cabin has queen bed downstairs and twin beds in the loft
Bowman Lake and Rainbow Mountain
Mountain Goats on the Garden Wall trail
Wildflowers on the Garden Wall trail
Kids love to fish near the ranch on the North Fork river
McFarland Ranch and Livingston Range
Kitchen in the ranch house
Front porch of guest cabin with view to the Continental Divide
Fire pit by river
Kintla Lake is a beautiful lake to canoe and Kayak
The Polebridge Mercantile General Store
There are lots of hiking trails near the ranch in Glacier National Park
The old ranch wagon is a great place for family pictures
This listing was first published here in 2006.
Date last modified - Monday, May 22, 2017
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In my review of the game, I mentioned that oceans feel like they've regressed a bit since Beyond Earth: Rising Tide, in that they've returned to feeling like lifeless dead space on the map. Even though they're more important for Holy Sites and Campuses, mountains are also still mostly dead space on the map. They act as obstacles, and that's basically it. In expansions and DLC, I would like to see some of this space become more alive and useful. I'd like to spend this first suggestion post going over some ideas that I have for expanding the ocean mechanics, and for taking advantage of more of the map's dead space.
I have posted a link to this blog on Civfanatics at:
Feel free to discuss through the comments on this post, or via the linked forum topic!
I'm very underwhelmed with coastal cities right now. Water tiles have very little utility. They provide small yield, can't have districts (other than a single harbor per city), and generally lack production. Coastal cities with lots of water are, thus, very unproductive and not really worth building. I think there's a couple ways to resolve this.
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The past few weekends, I've been lucky enough to be invited to guest host on a pair of episodes of PolyCast, the Civilization podcast series. Both episodes were dedicated towards first impressions and thoughts about the release of Civilization VI (which I've already reviewed).
The first episode (episode 268) was recorded the Saturday following Civ VI's release. In this episode, a bunch of people in the Civ community were invited to briefly discuss their first impressions of the game, including things we like, things we'd like to see improved, and things that are just plain bad. About a dozen guests (including myself) offered our first impressions of the game, and a lot of good insight was given.
I invite all my readers to listen to the full episode. This episode of PolyCast was recorded on October 29th, and can be streamed in its entirety at civcomm.civfanatics.com/polycast.
The following episode (269) was the more involved one. I was a guest host (along with Alpha Shard) for the duration of that episode.
The biggest topic of discussion in this episode was the news that eSports team, Team Liquid, is attempting to recruit competitive Civ players to join their team. We discussed the possibility of Civ entering the eSports arena, as well as our reservations about it.
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I went on a bit of a tangential rant about how I feel online gaming has hurt another of my favorite game franchises, Madden NFL. I was trying to be as brief as possible, since I didn't want to talk too much about Madden in a podcast about Civilization, so I'm not sure if I made myself entirely clear, or if I really explained the connection between Madden and Civ that I was trying to make.
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I already gave a pretty glowing review of Civilization VI. I did neglect talking about some of the problems and annoynaces that I have with the game. This is because most of these problems feel like relatively minor, nagging issues, rather than game-breakers, and the review was long enough as is without diving into nitpicks. So I decided to dedicate an entire post to these little nagging issues, nitpicks, and annoyances. Remember that I love the game! So the items listed here are not deal-breakers by any stretch. They are just small blemishes on an excellent game, and problems that I would like to see fixed in post-release patches.
While the game's UI is generally very minimal and clean, there are a number of frustrating issues with the user experience design.
Civ V had this same problem as well. The one-unit-per-tile rule means that after one unit moves, the game can't just skip to the next unit in the stack. Instead, it has to pick a unit somewhere else on the map. The logic for this doesn't seem to even bother trying to find a nearby unit or a relevant unit, and so the camera is constantly whipping around from one end of the map to the other. When trying to manage a large army during a war, this can get very annoying very fast.
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The fog of war is also wonderfully functional and neat to look at. This game renders the fog of war with the style of a hand-drawn map on canvas (similar to Total War: Shogun 2, which I loved). Heck, there's even an animated day/night cycle that was seemingly added because ... why not?
The rest of the game shows similarly high production quality. There's actual cinematics for the win screens instead of dialogue boxes with a static image. Finishing a wonder results in an in-game cutscene of that wonder's construction. It isn't quite as pretty as Civ IV's pre-rendered wonder movies, but makes up for it by providing a sense of context that makes me feel like I'm seeing "my Oracle" instead of just the Oracle. There's more historic quotes, all of which are narrated wonderfully by Sean Bean. Firaxis even brought back composer Christopher Tin for some of the music. The new theme music, "Sogno Di Volare" ["The Dream of Flight"] isn't as immediately catchy as "Baba Yetu", but it's still an uplifting, memorable track that stands out more than the menu themes of Civ V. Put simply, this game just looks and sounds terrific...
Tags:Sid Meier's Civilization, Civilization VI, civilization, strategy, grand strategy, turn-based strategy, history, humanism, humanist, Civilopedia, city, empire-building, districts, hex, civic, social policy, diplomacy, Ed Beach, Christopher Tin, Sean Bean
Recently, I brainstormed the possibility of redesigning Beyond Earth's winstates in order to support cooperative victories. With Civilization VI having been announced last month, I want to take some time to look at some different ways to approach victories in the mainstream Civilization games. Since Civilization III, there have been five victory types that have appeared in every mainstream Civ game:
Earlier games had fewer victories (only military and space race), but there have been other victory types as well. Civ III and IV had a victory that simply required the player to occupy a majority of the map's land area and population (which could be achieved via military conquest and/or relatively peaceful expansion). I liked this victory type because it facilitated role-play by allowing me to grow my empire organically without having to feel like I was constantly meta-gaming for one of the other victories - just keep growing by whatever means are necessary or convenient. Civ IV also had a religious victory that required you to convert other players to your religion and then get them to elect you to be Pope or whatever. Civ: Revolution and the board game even included an economic victory in which you must accumulate a certain amount of wealth tokens. This was different than the "economic victory" of Civ V, in which you save up enough money to buy out the alliance of every city state on the turn before a U.N. election.
These victories are intended to provide a direct path to victory using each of the major fundamental gameplay styles. But are there other methods?...
Tags:Sid Meier's Civilization, Civilization, Civilization V, Civilization VI, victory, military, science, culture, diplomacy, religion, high score, economy, peace, war, cooperation, humanism, humanist, alliance, ideology, space race, United Nations, world wonder, agenda, leaders, Theodore Roosevelt, board game, victory point, Ed Beach, Sean Bean, E3, Settlers of Catan, The Sims 2, Sid Meier's Civilization the Board Game
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