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Good Looks
As the name suggests, Google's first Nexus tab stands 7 inches and measures 198.5 x 120 x 10.45mm. Those dimensions translate to a tablet that rests comfortably in two hands, or if need be, just one.
The tablet's curved corners have a fair bit to do with this comfort, as does the wonderful leather texture of its back case. It is perforated, uniformly black and subtly features the words 'Nexus' and 'Asus' embossed. This might be an electronic-gizmo, but the build imbues it with the same charm you'd find from a leather notebook.
At the base of the tablet are a MicroUSB and a 3.5mm auxiliary port, while on the right side are the volume and power/lock keys. Other than that, there are no other buttons to be found.
The 7 inch screen dons a 16:9 aspect ratio and has a resolution of 1280x800. Between the high 216 pixels per inch, Corning glass screen and Jelly Bean's animated software, navigating this tablet through a variety of touch gestures results in a sincerely enjoyable experience. It's accurate, eloquent in transitions and a lot of fun to use.
You are what you eat
Inside is Nvidia's popular Tegra 3 processor clocked at 1.3 GHz. It's a quad core arrangement with a fifth solitary core that handles less intensive operations, such as music playback or general standby, and as a result ensures the Nexus 7 can be intensively used for 9 hours before it needs to be recharged. Although we didn't have the opportunity to test standby time, Google's estimates put it at 300 hours.
The processor is joined by 1GB of RAM, and depending on which Nexus you pick, either 8GB or 16GB of internal memory. Unfortunately there is no external memory card slot.
What does Nexus stand for?
If Nexus was a flavour of ice cream, it would be vanilla. It refers to a pure version of Android, one free from carrier add-ons and the masked skin manufacturers apply in an effort to make their software look a little different from everybody else's.
With the software free from add-ons, the experience is generally quicker and less intensive on the battery. It also ensures Nexus products are first-in-line when it comes to getting Android updates, of which most are performed over the air.
In fact, the Nexus 7 is the first Android product to be shipped with the Jelly Bean version of Android. Jelly Bean (4.1) comes with a few tweaks to Ice Cream Sandwich (4.0), but most of them are to do with the experience and not functionality.
The sugar hit
The two big draws to Jelly Bean include the addition of Google Now and Google's overhauled search. Google Now is an intuitive piece of software that generates cards detailed with relevant information as you need them. This includes weather forecasts, scheduled appointments, sporting matches, public transport information and places you're near. The software is refined and shows promise in the same way Apple's Siri has, but will prove invaluable as more search options that are relevant from day-to-day are added.
Google search is very much like Siri, except the software has a better understanding of context. Using it, you get the impression it has benefitted from Google's knowledge graph as it discerns people from landmarks, and links search results to others that are relevant.
Chroming the web
Although Chrome has been available as a beta download, Jelly Bean adopts the full version as the default browser.
On a smartphone, the browser's mobile sensibilities prevent it from resembling its computer counterpart, but on a tablet it feels as though you're using it on a computer. Tabs are large enough to be handled by your fingers and can be easily ordered by holding one of them down.
When conducting a simple 'how many tabs can we open?' test, we encountered something foreign. The browser opened over 50 tabs (we reached 51) and showed no signs of slowing down, whereas we did. It is incredibly powerful and sources this potency by prioritising active tabs, temporarily pausing downloads of those currently not in use.
Finding the tab you're after when there are 50 open can be a little tricky with Chrome. It relies solely on the tabs for navigation—without offering an overview option—and cycling through them one by one isn't ideal.
Otherwise Chrome is an incredibly powerful browser that displays webpages in an ideal way for a tablet without compromising their integrity.
It's also cloud friendly and fluent with other devices. User profiles can be instantly loaded and synced across other smartphones, tablets and computers running Chrome. There's even the option of accessing webpages opon in Chrome on your PC directly from the tablet.
Merry Sounds
The finger-friendly music player invites users to flip through various categories, including playlists, recently played, artists, albums, songs and genres. The transitions are elegant, and even though the tablet's internal memory is nearing capacity, it shows no signs of strain.
The player itself is a divine marriage between a simple to use interface and the custom detail longed by audiophiles. An on board equaliser features many pre-set profiles, and although different frequencies can be manually controlled, the everyday English that once labelled 'bass' from 'treble' would've made it more accessible to the masses.
The on board loudspeaker is great for notifications, but when it comes to mp3 playback, it could benefit from a little more volume. It's not below par, but for watching flicks its best you pop in headphones as the audio picks up its game, producing sound worthy of its illustrious screen and cultivating a properly immersive experience.
On Show
Although Asus has made the bold decision to ditch the rear cam, the Nexus 7 still does have a fantastic gallery. Big tile icons populate the vivid screen, enlarged images benefit from a suit of sharing options and Jelly Bean's seamless animations are enough to leave you smiling.
The familiar photo reel used on other Android tabs has been replaced with a zoom out option. Pinch two fingers together and large thumbnails of your album's pics are generated, and with a slide and a swish the pics are put on show. Swipes up or down will delete them and there's always the safety net of an undo button. This is one section Google has improved, making the most of the bigger screen estate and choosing to involve the user more through interactive gestures.
Final Word Asus and Google have focussed on including features of genuine relevance—such as the software and processor—and skimped out on luxuries in order to keep the price down. It is fast, easy to use and a value buy, and although it costs half the price of a new iPad, you'd never tell.
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Inside Penny Pritzker's portfolio: How a billionaire invests - Chicago Tribune
How do the wealthy stay wealthy? The mandatory financial disclosure released last week by commerce secretary nominee Penny Pritzker provides a rare look at an American billionaire's entire investment portfolio. Pritzker inherited much of her wealth, long stashed in hundreds of domestic trusts and at least one offshore family trust. But she also has built a reputation as a savvy executive who has managed and built companies within her family's operations.
Toward the end of the breakup of her family's Chicago-based empire, which officially concluded in December 2011, Pritzker struck out on her own, forming PSP Capital Partners. The investment office has about 25 employees and includes investment experts, attorneys, accountants and administrative staff, all there to help her manage her wealth.
Her 184-page financial disclosure form displays a portfolio heavy in real estate , her specialty, but one that is well diversified. She has invested large amounts in mutual funds as well as tax-friendly municipal bonds. Smaller investments include stakes in oil and natural gas pipelines; gold bars; lumber companies; and even the royalty rights to the stage musical "Singin' in the Rain."
She has taken advantage of deals available only to the superrich. She has lent herself money and taken consulting fees and salaries from some of her businesses. Blessed with creative forebears, she has benefited from offshore family tax shelters devised before the government made the practice illegal.
Pritzker's disclosure does not tally her wealth, which Forbes has estimated at $1.85 billion. It provides an estimate of the value of each asset on a given day within 31 days of the May 9 filing and estimates income from Jan. 1, 2012, until the filing. If confirmed, Pritzker has written that she will sell many of these investments to avoid any conflicts of interest.
If confirmed, Pritzker has written that she will sell many of these investments to avoid any conflicts of interest.
Mortgage backed securities
While Americans were cowering amid the financial crisis, Penny Pritzker's investment office was doing the opposite. It went shopping in the garbage heap of residential mortgage-backed securities. You might remember them as "toxic assets," the nickname given in 2008 to bundles of mortgages so ugly they brought the largest Wall Street banks to the verge of collapse. With no one willing to touch them, values sank as low as 40 or 50 cents on the dollar.
Pritzker did what few investors dared. She bought the orphaned securities in 2008 and she continues to hold most of them, according to a source close to the family. What remains in her portfolio is worth at least $46.6 million. They have some of the ugliest names of the financial crisis attached to them, including Countrywide and Bear Stearns.
"The world was collapsing at the time, and brokers were afraid to sell them" to anyone, said Lewis Altfest, a private wealth manager, who also chose the unique path of buying the securities on his own. "It took a lot of work" to analyze them and also required having a close relationship with a broker with mortgage-backed securities to sell, he said.
Pritzker, of course, has a staff involved in making decisions. And she wasn't a newcomer to real estate, banking or credit.
In addition to the securities Pritzker bought, she supersized her exposure by investing in funds, including a bond hedge fund, the Doubleline Opportunistic Income LP, and bond mutual fund, the Doubleline Total Return Bond Fund, that stood out for their large investments in private-label mortgage-backed securities.
Besides her mortgage-security purchases, Pritzker made other investments on the back end of the financial crisis. When the U.S. Treasury bailed out banks with cash, known as TARP money, it received preferred stock in them in exchange. As the Treasury has been selling the preferred stock, Pritzker bought an amount worth at least $4.46 million. Interest rates on those shares range from 5 percent to 13.8 percent. .
Real estate
Penny Pritzker's specialty is real estate. The first business she launched for her family, in 1987 and now called Vi, runs upscale retirement communities.
According to her financial disclosure form, her stock in Vi's parent company, CC Development Group Inc., is worth $25 million to $50 million and generated more than $5 million in dividends during the reporting period.
In 1991, when Ronald Galowich retired as director of the Pritzkers' nonhotel land holdings, her uncle, Jay Pritzker, put Penny in charge. The effort became Pritzker Realty Group, and it expanded quickly. She started with apartment buildings then built entire neighborhoods, such as Baldwin Park in Orlando, Fla., and shopping centers.
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Salon Not Sorry About Ad That Features Black-Eyed Woman
For more than a year (!) a Canadian salon has been running this ad, which depicts a sullen-looking, black-eyed woman seated on a couch, her back turned toward a creepy-eyed businessman who just might be her boyfriend. Battered women deserve great haircuts too, right?
Unfortunately, some of the folks in Edmonton—hometown of Fluid Salon, the hair cut, color, and consultation palace in question—believe the ad "glamorizes" domestic violence. Actually, it would be more accurate to say that it would be unfortunate if Fluid cared about such reactions; the Edmonton Sun reports that they remain "unapologetic" about the ad:
Store owner Sarah Cameron said the point of the ads was to spark controversy, but they were never meant to target or attack anyone.
"It might strike a chord, but as the way our society and community is getting, we keep tailoring everything because everyone is getting so sensitive," said Cameron.
"Anyone who has a connection or a story behind anything can be upset or have an opinion. We are not trying to attack anyone."
Okay, that might all be true! Maybe we're just supposed to imagine that the woman in the ad has a black eye because she got into a fight with some chick in a club, or smacked her face against a cabinet door while reaching for her dinner plates, or is a martial arts fighter of some sort. But it's unlikely that any of us would draw any of these conclusions—especially with old Creepy standing behind her, holding that sparkly guilt-gift. A scan of Fluid's arsenal of advertisements doesn't suggest that the salon is pro-domestic violence, per se (though most of them try way too hard to be sexxxy and edgy, as in: woman pulling another woman out of a hearse; naked gals with hot dogs; and what's up with the "quasi-Ke$ha duo playing in the forest" one? Is the woman on the left banging her friend on the back of the head using some kind of fireplace broom, or what?).
A rep from the Advertising Standards of Canada says someone must file a complaint before the agency can determine whether the ad violates the Canadian Ad Standards Code. Which might happen, now that people have noticed it. It's surprising that this ad didn't spark any controversy when it debuted more than a year ago.
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Travis Dean Darling
Former Ignacio resident Travis Dean Darling was killed instantly when he was ejected from his truck in a rollover accident just after midnight on Sunday, Oct. 28, 2012, near Rockdale, Texas. He was 23.
Mr. Darling was born to Mark and Barb Darling on Jan. 3, 1989, in Steamboat Springs. Growing up in Steamboat, he loved skiing and horses, his family said.
Mr. Darling began wrestling in second grade. After his freshman year of high school, he moved to Ignacio to be with his father and to gain from his dads coaching, his family said. He went to state three years in wrestling with Coach Chris deKay.
Mr. Darling graduated from Ignacio High School in 2007.
He raised and trained his first cutting horse, Tom, when he was 9, and won two Colorado High School Cutting Horse Championships with him. During the same period, he also rode saddle broncos, and was a member of teams representing Colorado at the National High School Rodeo Finals in either cutting or saddle broncos, or both, throughout his high school career.
In the summer of 2009, Mr. Darling won both the Saddle Bronc Championship of the Steamboat Springs Pro-Rodeo Series and the Pat Mantle Memorial Bronc Riding Championship.
Mr. Darling attended Casper College in Casper, Wyo., on a full rodeo scholarship and earned associate degrees in agriculture business and agriculture management.
Since then, hed been on the road competing in Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association-sanctioned rodeos throughout the Western United States and Canada. His last 83-point ride was in Abilene, Kan., at the Wild Bill Hickok Rodeo on Aug. 4.
Mr. Darling is survived by his mother and stepfather, Barb Lynn and Charlie Cammer of Clark; father and stepmother, Mark and Tammy Darling, of Morrison, Okla.; brothers Jeremy Darling of Boulder and Kane Darling and Chase Darling, both of Montrose; sister, Katie Darling Latham, of Savory, Wyo.; grandmother Mil Plant of Summit County; and grandfather George Darling of Laramie, Wyo.
A celebration of life will be held at noon Sunday, Nov. 4, 2012, at the University of Wyomings Cliff and Martha Hansen Arena, 460 Highway 230.
Memorial contributions may be sent to the Justin Cowboy Crisis Fund or to a scholarship being established in his name at Casper College
Condolences may be sent to Barb Lynn, P.O. Box 986, Clark, CO 80428 or firstname.lastname@example.com; Jeremy Darling at firstname.lastname@example.com; and Mark Darling, 27250 Independent, Morrison, OK 70361 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Anna Magdalene and Thomas Micha Williams have three sons and two daughters. Each of their children is given a classic first name and middle name starting with M, in the same trend of their own names. In addition, the eldest's middle is a namesake to his father, and the rest of their children are given place names to signify Anna and Thomas' many travels.Eyes aglow like burning coals, look away!
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Your theme wasn't very clear. I interpreted it as a classic first name + a middle name that starts with M AND is a place name, except the eldests? It was a little confusing.
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Hazel and Guillermo have 2 boys and 2 girls. Their middle names must be Spanish in root and their first names must be nature-related word names.
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Jack & Emma Taylor have 1 girl and 3 boys. They want their kids to have a four letter, first name and two middle names. The first middle name is a place name in Europe and the second is an unusual virtue name.Arabella, Thibault, Sophia, Alfred, Eleanor, Rémi, Charlotte, Achille, Olivia, Clement, Elizabeth, Frederick, Maud, Benedict, Adèle.
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James and Linda Smith have 5 children. 3 girls and 2 boys. The girls first names should be a feminine version of a typically male name. The boys first name should end with A. They should have two middle names. One should be a classic name and the other should be from a mythical/supernatural beings.Ladies: Zelda, Sally, Maia, Claire
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In the heart of the Adirondack High Peaks this beautiful rustic, chalet located 10 minutes from Whiteface Mountain and 20 minutes from Lake Placid is for rent. The chalet sits in the heart of the Adirondack High Peaks.
Its best feature is the Great Room, which includes the living and dining areas. The room features walls of knotty pine, cathedral wood ceilings with two overhead fans and two exits to a wrap around deck. The living room area has a Satelite TV, DVD & stereo system, gas fireplace surrounded by a cobblestone wall,and two sofas, while the dining area has a hutch and oak table that easily seats six. This chalet offers full amenities including a washer and dryer, second TV with Dish, hair dryer, full kitchen and has all appliances. There are two full baths, and a downstairs family room (with sleeper sofa), two bedrooms and a full size loft with queen & twin beds are some of the features. Outside there is a gas grill, a picnic table and Adirondack chairs. Linens and towels are included.
In the fall there is no comparison to the spectacular, brilliant foliage of the Adirondacks. Enjoy the array of colors from the property, a bike ride, from the many hiking trails originating around the area and from the local waters of Mirror Lake, Fern lake or Lake Placid.
Summer is best for hiking; swimming, boating; bicycling; nature walks; gondola rides at Whiteface; shopping and dining in Lake Placid; or visiting the many museums of the Adirondacks. Get away from the crowds at home, kick back, unwind and truly relax. The chalet allows you to do just that. Make your plans now as this chalet rents out quickly.
The chalet is in very close proximity to the infamous Ausable River and in the hub of the 46 High Peak mountains. In Ausable Acres there is a secluded section of the Ausable River that you could picnic or try your luck for rainbow trout.
A skier's paradise awaits you in the winter with nearby Whiteface Mountain which offers endless downhill trails or you can try cross country skiing at the famous Mt. Van Hoevenberg, one of North America's premiere Nordic venues with 50 kilometers of trails used during the 1980 Winter Games, this is simply one of the best cross country experiences you can find for skiers of all abilities.The
Adirondack region offers endless winter recreation including snowshoeing, bobsledding, ice skating at the Olympic oval and countless other activities.
In the spring fisherman or outdoor enthusiasts get ready for spring fishing for rainbow trout in the Ausable River or try the many hiking trails that the high peaks have to offer.
September & October are the months to view the foliage. In the fall there is no comparison to the spectacular, brilliant foliage of the Adirondacks. Enjoy the array of colors from the property, a bike ride, from the many hiking trails originating around the area and from the local waters of Mirror Lake, Fern lake or Lake Placid.
Go skiing, skating, snowshoeing,winter hiking, shop in Lake Placid or visit the many museums. Winter hikers, give us a try, work all day, sit back & relax by the fireplace at night. It is a skiers paradise, with many downhill trails at Whiteface or cross country trails throughout the area.
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In the spring the trout season kicks off and anglers from all over the world venture to the Ausable River. Others relax by just being in the outdoors which provide pristine views of the Adirondacks. Shopping in nearby Plattsburgh is only 40 minutes away or take in the quaint village of Lake Placid for all its shops, restaurants or history.
Summer is the perfect opportunity to get away and enjoy weeks of endless fun including kayaking, canoing, biking, hiking, mountain climbing, swimming in the lakes, jumping in the many flumes, enjoying the spectacular water falls, trout fishing or taking a gondola ride up Whiteface Mountain. Every July the Ironman competition is held in the Lake Placid region with the competitors only minutes away from the chalet.
The Visitors Interpretative Center at Paul Smiths in Saranac Lake, the Wild Center (Natural History Museum of the Adirondacks) in Tupper Lake, and the Adirondack Museum in Blue Mountain Lake provide opportunities to learn more about the Adirondacks and are within 1 1/2 driving distance from the chalet. You can also be in Montreal Canada in less then two hours.
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|Feb 02 2017
|Feb 01 2018
|2 Nights
|Check In: 4 p.m. Check Out: 11 a.m.
|Deposits: $200.00 refundable security
|Payment Options: Cashier's Check, Money Order, PayPal, Personal Check
|Other Fees: Two Garbage Bag Limit - Excess bags - $10.00 per bag -. Late fee check out - $50.00 first hour; $100.00 second & third hour; $175.00 over three hours.
Reviews (15)
Reviews for this vacation chalet rental in Whiteface Mountain, New York
Great chalet/great price
Louis Le Blanc
Boucherville, Quebec, cananda
Nice Place, Expected More
Andrew Hough
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Nice Place, Expected More
December 28, 2011
Nice Spot near Whiteface Mountain, 15 minutes to lake placid. Ad said Phone, DVD Player and Satilite TV included, but the phone did not work, DVD player did not work and the Satilite TV only had "shopping networks - 15 channels max" I expected more for the money. I would come back at a lower rate knowing what I know now. Beds were nice, full working kitchen and the fireplace is a great feature overall the place was well taken care of.
Owner's reply:
You are correct, the phone was out & I notified Frontier Communications who repaired the line.
The TV/DVD was working, someone had the remotes turned to TV, not DISH Satellite where all the channels are viewable. I do send a chalet orientation to all renters and have staff available to respond 24 hours a day. Cell phones work great there as well and all my contact numbers are available.
I have informed staff to check out phone & TV after every rental.
Elizabeth Champitto
Troy, NY
September 27, 2011
A beautiful chalet in the woods! Clean, spacious, conducive to entertaining. Spent one night huddled around the fire pit. Owners make you feel right at home and relaxed with their friendly demeanor and recommendations of local favorites.
Karine Tremblay
Montreal, Qc
March 8, 2011
We really enjoyed our stay. Beautiful area with nice big mountains. The house is welcoming and nice for the kids.
Great rental!
Veronique Benard
Montreal, Qc, Canada
Great rental!
February 21, 2011
We were extremely satisfied with the chalet. Very clean and cosy. Perfect for ski trip to Whiteface. Great communication with the owner, the rental was easy and fast. Thanks! We really enjoyed our trip and will recommend this place 100%.
Will be back soon!
Guy Gordon
Will be back soon!
January 22, 2011
We stayed at the Chalet for three nights in early January. Overall excellent experience. Instructions that were provided were helpful and accurate. The Chalet was stocked with all staples, pots and pans, linens, etc. which was very helpful. Situated on a private lot with lots of parking. I would suggest this chalet to anyone. Heats up well in the winter! Cant wait to go back in the summer!
Wonderful Place to Stay
Robyn Ragauskas
Australians living in Montreal
Wonderful Place to Stay
September 9, 2010
My family and I had a wonderful stay at this Chalet. It was amazing how well it was set up with everything that we needed and more. Cozy, comfortable and being surrounded by the forest was a real treat. We will definately stay here again :)
Relaxing trip, location and chalet
George P.
Connecticut, USA
Relaxing trip, location and chalet
December 1, 2009
The house was very cosy and comfortable. It is an open floor setup since the gas fireplace, leaving room, dinning area and kitchen (fully functional) are all one big room. This makes it a great place to be with family and/or friends since you can be all together. The darts are fun downstairs. There are also several table games + I left one of my puzzles behind, so have fun! It has two good size bathrooms. There are two gas grills outside and everything you will need is in the garage. Quiet neighborhood, an ideal place for even the busy New Yorker stock market agent to relax!! Lake Placid is a nice little village, about 25' away. It is at its best during winter time (goes well with its history). Jack, the owner of the chalet is very polite and helpful. Great people! Highly recommended, book now and you won't regret it. Also, it has the best price in the area, compared to other houses in the same neighborhood. You will save big $$$, just don't lose it in the stock market. :-)
Comfortable Chalet
Adele and Barry
Ottawa, Canada
Comfortable Chalet
August 26, 2009
We enjoyed ourselves very much in this comfortable summer home. The house itself is well-laid out, with a spacious sleeping loft, two good-sized bedrooms, and a very pleasant kitchen/living area. The kitchen is well-equipped, and we appreciated the satellite television and DVD player during the evenings. The area is convenient for shopping, hiking, boating, etc. We would recommend this chalet highly to anyone looking to relax in the Adirondacks, summer or winter.
Cozy Mountain Chalet
Mike Cioffi
Delmar, NY
Cozy Mountain Chalet
March 5, 2009
We had a great time at your chalet. The place was better then its description and close to all of the attractions such as Whiteface and Lake Placid. The house was clean, well appointed and cozy. I'd recommend it to anyone wanting to enjoy the Adirondack experience and still be near the action. Five stars.
As good as it gets!!
Maria Murcin
Rochester, NY
As good as it gets!!
October 6, 2008
I could not have been more impressed with my stay at this chalet. It is in an excellent location near Whiteface Mountain and Lake Placid. The chalet itself is beautiful and had everything you could need or want. Whether you're sitting on the deck with a warm cup of coffee listening to the peaceful sounds of nature, or getting cozy by the fire, this place has it all to make your stay a memorable one!! I can't wait to go back!
Exceeded My High Expectations
Jennifer D.
Princeton, NJ
Exceeded My High Expectations
June 24, 2008
My family and I were impressed by the following: the chalet was very clean and all linens were very fresh; each bed was very comfortable; the kitchen and living room area made us feel at home; the land and surrounding area was beautifully green, quiet and refreshing; and the area hiking and dining recommendations and instructions on how to orient us further made us feel like we were welcome guests to treat and experience this chalet as if it were our home. It was better than our home. We felt like we experienced a retreat in a beautiful setting. We had a tree house view from the deck as we sipped our morning coffee. And, the Adirondak chairs were so comfortable - perfect for reading, relaxing and even a little nap on the deck on near a small fire.
Beautifull, Secluded, & Cozy Home away from Home!
Maria Pergola
Toms River,NJ
Beautifull, Secluded, & Cozy Home away from Home!
January 29, 2008
Everything was way more than expected. We had a wonderfull vacation. The house was located only 10 miles from great skiing. Everything you could possibly need was in the house. The house was very clean. Everything was perfect!! We would definately come back and refer our freinds and family.
Peace & Serenity
Shannon Beirman
Oswego, NY
Peace & Serenity
November 11, 2007
I have to tell you this place was a wonderful find and we cannot wait to come back this winter to ski. The description of the chalet is right on, all wood interior, warm & cozy and it is better then home. You get to enjoy the heavenly Adirondacks, the magic of Lake Placid and at the chalet peace and quiet. There are two TV's, music player, hot tub, games and a lovely fireplace. The rent is so much cheaper then others, the home is very clean and I recommend you give it a try.
Heaven on earth
Joyce and John Winterroth
Smith Island, Maryland
Heaven on earth
September 25, 2007
I thank my lucky stars that we located this rental. The owners are really nice, and made us feel VERY comfortable in their chalet. It seemed that our every wish was their command. The chalet was clean and furnished in a way that I would have furnished my own- had I been lucky enough to have such a delightful place. "Staples" were stocked in the home, on an honor system. The chalet was located in a glorious part of NY- close to Lake Placid, Whiteface Mountain, and "The High Peaks"- a perfect area for outdoor activities. If we do not buy a place ourselves in that splendid area, we will certainly want to rent this marvelous Chalet again.
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>Gears and Wears>Speaking of running skirts...
Needs more cowbell!
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though if I keep up with the running, esp outdoors, I'm going to want music.
My nike also has compression shorts, as do the other tennis skirts. Be wary of the ones with a really short inseam - they will creep up and allow for chub rub. I have one skirt with too short of an inseam
Which ones have you found have the longer inseams? Do you notice any difference in fit or function between "running" skirts and "tennis" skirts? I see a lot of cheap (cheap price, but brands like Nike and Adidas) tennis ones at TJMaxx and wonder if they'd work as well.
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The Accelerated Baccalaureate program reduces the number of credits required for graduation by taking into account your high school work. With a reduction in the number of credits required to graduate, you will be able take normal course loads, have time to participate in a wide variety of extracurricular activities, and still complete your college degree in just three years.
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On the heels of Russian President Vladimir Putin's op-ed column in the New York Times, the Russian newspaper Pravda is offering Sen. John McCain the opportunity to rebut — and the Arizona Republican has accepted.
"Sen. McCain is glad to take them up on the offer and will submit a piece," McCain spokesman Brian Rogers said Friday.
McCain, R-Ariz., called Putin's column published in Thursday's NYT opinion page "an insult to the intelligence of every American." It was a sentiment that was widely shared by many on Capitol Hill. In his op-ed piece, Putin criticized President Obama's call for military strikes in Syria to thwart the use of chemical weapons and blasted his comments about American exceptionalism.
Foreign Policy was first to report that that Dmitry Sudakov, English editor of Pravda, extended the offer to the Arizona senator after FP provided a transcript of McCain's remarks on CNN, saying he would "love to have a commentary in Pravda."
McCain's isn't the only politician trying to get Russian eyeballs on his commentary. Rep. Steve Israel of New York, chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, submitted an open letter to the Russian people to Kommersant, a newspaper largely devoted to politics and business.
Israel outlined the challenges facing members of the Congress as it weighs whether to give Obama the authority to launch airstrikes. That process has been put on hold as the United States tries to work with Russia on its plan to get Syria to give up chemical weapons.
"If your leaders are serious about truly creating a regimen to control and contain chemical weapons in Syria under international supervision in a transparent, verifiable and effective way, then we will be able to add this to the latest example of exceptional achievements partnered by our two nations," Israel wrote.
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The Douglas County Historic Preservation Board is seeking three new members who have a passion for history, an interest in archaeology or knowledge of architecture.
One of nearly two dozen boards and committees that advises the county commissioners, the historic preservation board is an at-large, all-volunteer, non-statutory board made up of nine members. Primary responsibilities include identifying and designating historical landmarks throughout the county and acting as a referral agency to the county commissioners in regard to development.
"There are a lot of hidden gems waiting to be landmarked in the county," said Judy Hammer, board administrator. "Being on the board gives people a chance to become acquainted with the property owners, and hear some pretty cool stories. There's a lot of really cool history in Douglas County."
The county has designated 30 historical landmarks to date and has three more identified that are expected to receive designation within the next year. Those include Gabriel's Restaurant in Sedalia, the Evans Homestead in Lincoln Mountain Open Space, and Alice Ranch in Greenland Open Space. Recent designations include the Spring Valley School near Parker and the Pikes Peak Grange.
In addition to working with the board of county commissioners and helping designate historical landmarks, board volunteers are also expected to lead two or three interpretive tours of landmarked properties each year and to help promote the board's message of preservation through social media. There may also, on occasion, be reports or studies they are asked to review and make comments on, Hammer said.
"It is more of a policy-making board than an activity board," she added. "People who like to participate or volunteer for government can really make a difference by participating in the referral process and landmarking properties."
"Their work is truly a reflection of the desires of the community," said Douglas County spokeswoman Wendy Holmes, speaking to the high scores that historic preservation has received in recent community surveys. "We are really pleased to see the commitment to history and heritage, especially in a community that is so new and has been one of the fastest-growing counties in the United States for 30 years."
Applications will be accepted for the three vacancies through June 24. For questions, people are asked to contact Hammer at 303-660-7460 or firstname.lastname@example.com. For more information, visit www.douglas.co.us/historic. For an application, click the board information link in the left column and follow the links on the following page.


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Uptons Dragon Tail Worm 12pk
Similar to a trick worm only bigger and tastier, the Upton's Dragon Tail Worm measures in at a whopping 9-inches. Designed and hand-poured by up-and-coming garage-shop magician, Josh Upton, he has been using his baits to pull huge bass out of Southern California's crystal clear Diamond Valley Lake for years. A great choice on a drop shot or shaky head, the Upton's Dragon Tail Worm provides the super soft, natural action that only hand-poured worms can deliver.
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New Derby feature release: 10.10.1.1
By kah on Apr 18, 2013
The Derby community voted to approve Apache Derby 10.10.1.1 earlier this week, and now it has been released. Get it from http://db.apache.org/derby/derby_downloads.html and try it out for yourself!
This release contains a number of new features, as well as bug fixes and other improvements. Here are the headlights from the release announcement:
- JDBC 4.2 - Derby supports the Java 8 enhancements to JDBC.
- Small device profile - Derby runs on the small CP2 profile of Java 8. See the corresponding JEP at http://openjdk.java.net/jeps/161
- User-defined aggregates - Applications can create their own aggregate operators. See the "CREATE DERBY AGGREGATE" section in the Derby Reference Manual.
- Varargs routines - SQL routines can be bound to user-written Java methods which have variable length argument lists.
- Optional tools - Derby has new, optional tools to support data migration and metadata queries. See the "Optional tools" section in the Derby Tools and Utilities Guide.
- SYSCS_UTIL.SYSCS_INVALIDATE_STORED_STATEMENTS - Derby has a new system procedure for invalidating stored prepared statements when you think that your metadata queries or triggers are misbehaving--for example if they throw a NoSuchMethodError on execution. See the section on this new system procedure in the Derby Reference Manual.
- Faster query compilation - A number of changes have made SQL compilation faster.
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BLM Cody's Tricia Hatle Selected as BLM Outstanding Wyoming Rangeland Management Specialist 2012
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Range Management Specialist Tricia Hatle has recently been selected by the Washington D.C. BLM office to receive the Wyoming Outstanding Rangeland Management Specialist Award for 2012.
"Tricia's skills and knowledge has created a unique opportunity for widespread improvements on public, private and state lands in the Cody Field Office," said BLM Cody Field Manager Mike Stewart. Hatle was also praised for the successes in the Cody Rangeland Management and Wild Horse Programs. "She has demonstrated leadership while working in coordination with livestock operators, the Friends of a Legacy (FOAL) group, a wild horse advocacy group for the local McCullough Peaks Herd Management Area (HMA), the public and many other key stakeholders in the Cody Field Office."
Hatle recently completed a bait trapping project for gathering wild horses within the McCullough Peaks HMA. This bait trap gathering is another first for Wyoming BLM. It is also significant in that it provides for a multiple year gather strategy. This bait trapping along with ongoing fertility control will assist in maintaining wild horse numbers near the appropriate management level and avoid spikes in horse numbers which can be detrimental to rangeland health.
"Receiving this award is an honor and a success story for all of our partners and stakeholders, the Cody Field Office and the entire BLM," Hatle concluded. "This is an example of building trust and working in cooperation with partners to improve land health for all."
For more information about SRM visit www.rangelands.org.
The BLM manages more than 245 million acres of public land, the most of any Federal agency. This land, known as the National System of Public Lands, is primarily located in 12 Western states, including Alaska. The BLM also administers 700 million acres of sub-surface mineral estate throughout the nation. The BLM's mission is to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of Americas public lands for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations. In Fiscal Year 2015, the BLM generated $4.1 billion in receipts from activities occurring on public lands.
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I've written before about this topic. It was difficult to dispose of the unused prescription drugs when my brother-in-law died. I was not involved in my mother's old drug disposal, but can't imagine it was easy (if done at all).
Old and unused drugs don't just happen when someone dies. They can occur because your surgeon gave you a script for more pain pills than you needed. This is commonly done as it is difficult to gage just how much pain someone is going to have postop. Then there are the pills unused because you didn't tolerate the side effects or had an allergic reaction. Other are left over when patients are placed on new /different drugs for their conditions.
We have been reminded frequently of late that prescription drugs are now the most commonly abused drugs. These unused drugs are a major source for that abuse.
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has initiated a prescription drug "Take-Back" campaign to help remove these old and unused drugs from our medicine cabinets. September 25th has been designated as National Take-Back Day.
More than 2,700 sites nationwide have joined to participate in the event which will collect potentially dangerous expired, unused, and unwanted prescription drugs for destruction.
National Take-Back Day will take place on Saturday, September 25th from 10 am to 2 pm local time. The service is free and anonymous. No questions will be asked about how the drugs came into the person's possession.
Prescription and over the counter solid dosage medications, i.e. tablets and capsules accepted. Intra-venous solutions, injectables, and needles will not be accepted.
Collection sites in every local community can be found by going to www.dea.gov . This site will be continuously updated with new take-back locations.
In Little Rock/North Little Rock region, the sites include:
If you do not find a collection site near you, please check back frequently, sites are added every day.
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CARBONVILLE-Our loving father, grandfather, brother, and friend, Harvey Pete Howard, age 76, passed away peacefully Jan. 31, 2011 at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center surrounded by his loving family, after battling diabetes for many years.
He was born in his grandpa Howard's house in Huntington on Jan. 25, 1935 to Robert Harvey and Florence Douglas Howard.
Married Darlene Carlson the love of his life, March 1,1966.
She died Dec. 27, 2010.
He spent two years in the U.S. Army and was very proud of it.
Pete and his family lived in Montana for years, where he worked construction. They came back to Price and Pete went to work in the coal mines and retired from Price River Coal Co. Local #8622. He was a warm kind hearted man and a hero to his kids and grandkids. Pete was famous for some of the best tomatoes raised in Carbon County.
Survived by his daughter, Jenai Davis, Price; son, John Michael Howard, Ferron; brothers, James (Beverly) Howard; Doug (Karlene) Carter; grandchildren, Matthew, Heather, Daniel, Erica, Jonathan, Michelene; great- grandson, Jaxton; many loving nieces, nephews, and a community of friends.
Preceded in death by his loving wife; parents; sons, Matthew and Eric Howard, sister Dovelene and Fred Basso, daughter-in-law, Edith Howard.
Graveside service, Tuesday, Feb. 8, 2011, 1 p.m. Mt. View Cemetery, Helper. Family will receive friends Tuesday from 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home in Price. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome to share memories of Pete online at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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July 1 brought the official debut of the American Athletic Conference, which used to be called the Big East.
For most intents and purposes, the headquarters of the American Athletic Conference were no different Monday than they were last Friday. There hasn't even been enough time to change out the signage on the front of their downtown Providence, R.I., building that used to reflect one of the most powerful names in college athletics.
"We're working on that now," commissioner Mike Aresco said by phone Monday. "We're getting there. There's some major stuff there we've been working on, but it'll be done soon."
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Of course, for the conference formerly known as the Big East, the process of breaking ties with its old brand has literally been happening for months. The turn of midnight Monday only made it legal and proper, with the birth of the American and a new 10-school alignment (for the moment, anyway) that will press forward without the seven Catholic, non-football schools who now comprise the new Big East.
And though it was a day Aresco never hoped he'd see when he became the Big East's commissioner last August, it feels like the focus has finally shifted to the future of the American – whatever it may hold – as opposed the dysfunctional past of a league that was probably destined to fall apart.
"I think I feel a sense of satisfaction that we weathered real adversity and came through it with a good group of schools that deserve a good conference to play in," Aresco said. "We were in jeopardy. It's a bittersweet feeling a little bit, but that's almost worn off now."
Since the December announcement that the so-called "Catholic 7" would break away and form their own league with the backing of Fox Sports, the Big East offices in Providence have been about as awkward a place as college athletics has ever seen. For the last six months, employees have essentially been running a league in which 12 of the 16 members are slated to leave by 2014.
And though the American will lose two members after its first season – Louisville is headed to the ACC and Rutgers is on the way to the Big Ten – Monday was more than just a day to roll out a redesigned website and start printing documents on new stationary. For the first time in awhile, there were no administrative complexities, no more confusion about a league calling itself the Big East even as it started promoting the American. (As recently as late May, for instance, league employees didn't even have shirts with the new logo to wear at the BCS meetings.)
The question now is what kind of impact the American will have on the landscape of college sports, and like much of what has happened since he took the job, that is mostly out of Aresco's control.
Though the Big East was a dominant brand in college basketball, the value of the name in the football world had been battered beyond repair by the end. Once Miami, Virginia Tech and Boston College left for the ACC a decade ago, the Big East had become synonymous with a lesser brand of football and all that was wrong with the BCS system. It wasn't necessarily fair – the ACC, for instance, has a far worse track record in BCS bowl games – but narratives are hard to reverse. For the sixth-best conference, having an automatic BCS bid in an era when the deck was seemingly stacked against programs like Boise State and TCU was not viewed favorably by the public.
So in some ways, it's to the American's advantage that it begins Monday essentially with a clean slate. Some of those who follow the sport daily will mock it as Conference USA 2.0, and it's true that by 2014 the league will have six schools from the old C-USA, but by and large the image of the new league will be shaped by how it fares going forward.
"We're optimistic and everybody has a real palpable sense of that and we'll see how it goes," Aresco said. "We have to perform."
It will be a challenge. Though the league will retain its automatic BCS slot this season, it will not have a preferred spot in the new postseason system. Every year, the American will have to fight it out with the Mountain West, the Mid-American Conference, Conference USA and the Sun Belt for one guaranteed spot in a major bowl attached to the lucrative College Football Playoff.
And with that status, everything becomes incrementally tougher from the financial disparity ($20-plus million per school in TV money for the power conferences to roughly $2 million annually for schools in the American) to the difficulties in securing attractive bowl agreements against the "Power Five" conferences.
"I can understand why a lot of those conferences would want to play each other," Aresco said. "There's no conspiracy there; it's understandable, but we're working around it."
The groundwork, however, has been laid for the American to make a positive first impression on the national landscape. Louisville is a preseason top-10 team this year, and most schools have set up their non-conference schedules to give them plenty of good opportunities against power conference opponents over the next few seasons. The American will have ESPN as its primary television rights holder, promising plenty of exposure and an immediate recruiting edge. And in men's basketball, the league should be among the nation's best in Year 1 with Louisville, UConn and Memphis perhaps all being ranked in the preseason top-15.
Now that the sentimental and operational transition from Big East to American is complete, it's up to the schools to make it work.
"We look at what we've accomplished since December with the TV deals, the revenue distribution formula, the new name, the new logo, expansion, starting our own digital network, sites for the basketball tournaments, the branding, marketing deals, bowls – it's an awful lot," Aresco said. "Now we have a real sense of optimism and it's a good day. You don't see too many times when you can have a reinvented conference, and I think it reflects what we are. We're strivers, we're challengers."
Other ongoing developments with the American:
— Aresco said the league hopes to announce some bowl tie-ins soon and could have several partnerships with the "Power 5" conferences. Some possibilities include the bowl in Birmingham against an SEC team, the Military Bowl against the ACC, the Beef O'Brady's Bowl in Tampa/St. Petersburg and a rotating tie-in with the Hawaii Bowl. The American would also like to partner with the Liberty Bowl against the Big 12 and perhaps play the Pac 12 in a bowl game.
"Hopefully we can get a school from one of those conferences to establish our own bowl," Aresco said. The league has been looking at Miami for the creation of a new bowl in which it would be the anchor league.
The American is also studying whether it might be better not to over-commit to bowl contracts, especially with leagues like the SEC and Big Ten looking at as many as 10 tie-ins, some of which might go unfilled in a given year.
"Sometimes you're not sure you can deliver teams and you might be better off going to a bowl that needs an at-large team because other conferences have committed pretty heavily," Aresco said.
— Though it's considered a given that Rutgers and Louisville will depart the American in 2014, no formal agreements have been reached. League bylaws mandate a 27-month waiting period, but West Virginia, Syracuse, Pittsburgh and Notre Dame all negotiated to leave early. Aresco said negotiations with Louisville have remained amicable but that dealings with Rutgers have been tied up in a "frivolous" lawsuit.
"We're likely to figure something out," Aresco said.
— When Louisville and Rutgers leave and East Carolina, Tulsa and Tulane join in 2014, the league will have 11 all-sports members. Navy is coming as a football-only member in 2015. Asked whether the American would consider inviting a non-football school to balance things out – a relevant basketball program like VCU or Wichita State, for instance, would help boost the league's profile – Aresco said it remains unlikely.
"We're hesitant to go back to that model where we have basketball-only," he said. "I think our basketball should be fine with 11. I don't think we need to add a team, a basketball school, to balance it off. It gets you back into the same waters you just waded out of."
Dan Wolken, a national college football reporter for USA TODAY Sports, is on Twitter @DanWolken.


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