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Contemporary Beach House with Vaulted Ceilings and Lots of Sunshine(5 Reviews)
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- Minimum stay:3 nights
- Sleeps:9
- Bedrooms:3
- Bathrooms:2
- Property type:House
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:Yes
- Wheel chair accessible:Yes
About the Property
3 Bedrooms, 2 Full Bathrooms Plus Outside Shower sleeps 8 in 7 Beds,
The Point of Woods baseball field lies directly behind the house and is only used by the summer camp for the children There are no houses behind this one which provides more privacy. The Fire Island Hotel has a swimming pool and is a one minute walk from the house. The unwritten rule is that you can use the pool but please purchase drinks from the restaurant. There are three bicycles there, a Mens, Womens and Child. The house also has beach chairs, satellite T.V. with large screen Flat Screen on a Pivot mount and wireless internet..
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Member since: 2012
Property Type
- House
- 1700 sq. ft.
House Rules
- Max. occupancy 9
- Children Welcome
- Pets Considered
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
Onsite Services
- Housekeeper Optional
- Suitable For Elderly Or Infirm
- Wheelchair Accessible
Bedrooms: 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 9, Beds for 7-9
Bathrooms: 2 Bathrooms
Other Amenities
- Away From It All
- Family
- Bay/Sound
- Churches
- Marina
- Playground
- Restaurants
- Synagogues
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/Bank
- Babysitter
- Groceries
Leisure Activities
- Beachcombing
- Bird Watching
- Eco Tourism
- Paddle Boating
- Walking
Location Type
- Beach
- Near The Ocean
- Water View
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Cycling
- Fishing
- Freshwater Fishing
- Jet Skiing
- Pier Fishing
- Sailing
- Snorkeling
- Sound/Bay Fishing
- Surf Fishing
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Air Conditioning
- Alarm Clock
- Basic Soaps
- Ceiling Fans
- Clothes Dryer
- 4 Ring Stove
- Blender
- Coffee Maker
- Cooking Utensils
- Dishes & Utensils
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Stove
- Toaster
- Barbecue
- Beach Chairs
- Beach Towels
- Bicycles
- Deck / Patio
- Large Cooler
- Outdoor Grill
- Outdoor Grill Gas
- Walkway To Water
- Wood Deck
House Cleaning
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Memorial Day Weekend
May 26 - May 29, 2017
3 night min stay
Rates are based on 7 guests; add $150 per night, per additional guest
July 4th Weekend
Jun 30 - Jul 4, 2017
3 night min stay
Labor Day Weekend
Sep 1 - Sep 5, 2017
3 night min stay
My Standard Rate
3 night min stay
Fri, Sat
Additional information about rental rates
- Refundable Damage Deposit $500
- cleaning fee $175
- Pet Fee $50
- Taxes Not included
Our rates are based on each day that you stay and not "nights".
Owner's cancellation policy:
100% refund if canceled at least 90 days before arrival date.
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Car: Not Necessary
Fire Island National Seashore known for glistening white beachs and smooth sand for barefoot feet. Directly in between the Ocean and the Bay either one is less than a 2 minute walk. Stroll down the beach to get to the Sunken Forest for a boardwalk tour of a magical place for any age eco tourist. Walk, ride, or water taxi to Ocean Beach, the only town with a town on Fire Island with many restaruants, bars, and shops. Take a water taxi to Kismet another beach only 5 minutes away with two separate restauant/ clubs.
Owner info
Year Purchased: 1996
About the owner: I grew up in West Islip across the bay from Fire Island. We moved there from Brooklyn when I was 8. I am a lifelong Long Island resident and spent most of my working career in Manhattan. I now operate my own business in the office technology arena serving Manhattan to Montauk.
Why the Owner Chose Ocean Bay Park, Fire Island, NY, USA:
Growing up in West Islip, many people I knew (including myself) went to Fire Island by personal boat. It was right in our back door across the bay. Anytime you wanted a break or wanted to have fun, this was the place to be. I lost my boat in the Noreaster of 1996 and Pat Meade, selling real estate, showed us this house and is was love at first site. I bought the house the same day I saw it
The Unique Benefits at this House:
Open and ariy with vaulted ceilings, modern contemporary styling and sheetrocked walls this hoouse was very well built. It is located between Flynn's restaurant, the Market, and the Fire Island Hotel and minutes to the beach or bay.
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.Dining Area with view of Great Room
On Your Way to OBP
View to Kitchen Area
Kitchen and Breakfast Bar/ Serving Table
Redwood Chair and Table
Great room, Easy Cleaning Tile Looking North
Bunk Beds for the Kids Three Beds in this room
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 1
Deck. Barbecue out of sight
Front of House
Fire Island in a nutshell
Welcome to Ocean Bay Park, first steps off the Ferry
Large Couch sleeps two in a pinch!
Dining Table for six
Great Room L Shaped Couch and Chairs Looking South
The King or Queens Redwood Chair
Queen Bed In Master
Bedroom with Direct TV.
Master Bath
Guest bathroom with Tub
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Take New Paths Toward Fulfillment
Sat., May 17, 1997, midnight
If you walk around with a stone in your shoe, eventually it starts to feel normal. If you drink lousy coffee every morning, you think that's what coffee is supposed to taste like. And if you get shot down every time you get your hopes up, you start to wait for the bullet.
Jackie was 9 years old when her parents divorced. It was the 1960s and the only ones getting divorced were movie stars. She was the only one of her friends whose parents weren't together. The only one whose mom and dad came separately to parents' night. She remembers how sad she would be every Christmas when she would have to stop playing with her new toys at her mom's house and head over to her father's.
Looking back, Jackie says that was the first major disappointment in her life, but far from the last. It seemed to set a pattern. When she was 11, her best friend dropped her for someone else. When she was 15, she tried out for the cheerleading squad and didn't make it. When she was 22, she was rejected at every medical school she applied to. Nothing ever turned out right. Life was one disappointment after another. Get used to it.
After the med school fiasco, Jackie went to graduate school to study biology. She worked her way up to head of a major laboratory at a drug company. And then when she was 29, she met Mitchell. He was 32, a doctor. They met at a conference and began a whirlwind long-distance relationship. Every second weekend Jackie flew to New York and every fourth weekend Mitchell flew to Chicago.
"Mitchell was everything I could want in a man," says Jackie. "Everything any woman could want. He was smart, funny, compassionate, insightful and attractive."
Mitchell was also romantic. He'd meet her at the airport with balloons that said, "I love you." He bought her a bracelet with her birthstone just four months after they met. He faxed her at work every day and burned up her e-mail account with messages.
"After about a year, it all became a little too much for me," says Jackie. "I felt a little claustrophobic. I felt like I was wearing a leash tethered to somebody 1,000 miles away. Mitch and I had an appointed phone time every night and I felt like I had to be home for that call or I'd risk angering him."
Jackie started to pull away. Her tone cooled on the phone. She answered e-mails a day after they arrived instead of instantly. She canceled a few weekends and started criticizing a little too often. It took Mitchell about a year to grow tired of Jackie growing tired of him.
But he did and he broke up with her. And after he did, Jackie realized, through therapy, how an old theme of disappointment was ruling and ruining her life.
"Looking back, I was probably so afraid of being disappointed myself - would this great guy leave me, let me down, etc. - that I fended off what I probably viewed as inevitable disappointment by breaking off the relationship before he could. I guess you could say I shot myself in the foot to protect myself from somebody else shooting me there."
Jackie saw Mitchell this year at the same conference where they met years earlier. He looked great. He was friendly but cool. Jackie felt disappointed. What else is new?
"The feeling of being disappointed and not getting what I wanted felt so familiar. It fit, like an old glove."
But a nasty old glove, not a nice one. One that Jackie is trying hard to lose.
"My goal in my personal life now is to travel down a different road, so that I don't seek out disappointment and make it happen just to relive my past."


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the mayor says he wants lower than 11.50. is? >> well, as indicated, i introduced legislation that calls for a minimum wage of $12 and $0.50 per hour. as you have commenced the dialogue, we had montgomery county in maryland. >> neighboring. >> neighboring. and we decided that, you know, it would be best if we could build a consensus around the ner and the consensus was $11 an $0.50 an hour. a business coming into this area continue pick one jurisdiction over the other. we would be uniform and the three jurisdictions would count for about two medical million people so this is a place where a large retail or any business can do business and prosper and at the same time, we are seeing our citizens must prosper with you as well. >> is this a model for other
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communities around the nation? the rest of the countries, other cities to step up here? the model you use which required working with the neighboring communities to make sure you were all on an even playing field. >> absolutely. this wouldn't be what we took across america. the leadership of this happening on local levels across the country, in seattle, washington, and san francisco and new york and all of these locations local commissions working with citizens to make sure they have a better quality of life. in america, proceductivityhas fr outgrown wages that are being provided. we have to make sure we close that gap. we have to give people an opportunity to have the basics in life, to have access to a good-paying job, affordable housing, affectable healthcare children. >> so the president did the talk about income inequality and trying to raise that. look. it's going to be different in different places and at some level, can we depend upon the
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federal government to make that kind of change or is it going to be a case by case community? are we going to create a patchwork of what a minimum wage can be? >> i think it is going to be by community, by the jurisdiction, by city boy city because east city has a different cost of living. here in the district of columbia, it's extremely costly to live in the nation's capitol. wages are somewhere around $35 per hour. so even at $11 and $0.50 per hour, that's less than $25,000 a year. so you would need to have another person join with you just to get to a 50,000 dollar household to be able to go out and try to find affected alan affordable housing? >> some say this tends to dampen employment and you have to increase wages to workers, you might higher fewer people. >> that isn't true. the d.c. chamber represent wal-mart.
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my job is to represent the general welfare of the citizens. >> same argument is made around the country? >> same argument but the counter argument is that our citizen citizens are nut making enough money to be self-sufficient. they have to go to the federal government for food stamps, for a housing voucher, energy assistant, child care on average is about $13,000 a year. if i am paying you 825 an hour, that's only about $15,000. who is going to watch your kids? on thanksgiving day, i had the opportunity to go to the shelter here a lot they go to work every day but they have to live in the shelter because they cannot afford the rent. they cannot afford to buy food, transportation to get back and forth to work. metro just announced another increase, increase in the cost of transportation, but if wages are not increasing, that means that family has to make a choice. something has to give so they can get to work.
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>> if businesses want to develop, want to grow but they are intimidated or they feel they are too restrained in their own financial futures to do more higher, what happens then? >> in the nation's capitol, that's not happening. we have 63 active projects that are taking place. income. >> that's the reason why these retailers want to get into the nation's capitol. >> that's where their growth opportunitiesly. they have saturated the suburbs. they need to get into the inner cities where people are moving back because they don't want to be involved in the two-hour, forth. >> you are telling other cities follow our lead on this? >> absolutely. i think cities are looking at each other. if you look at san francisco, they are up to $10 and $0.74 an hour and no one has left the city of san francisco. san jose, even in canada. canada now has $10 $0.25
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hour. wal-mart is paying $12 starting wage in vail, colorado. this is the nation's capitol for less than a year, and their average hourly wage is $21 and $0.96 per hour, typically employee there makes $45,000 on annual basis. it's a different model, though. it's a model that works. trader joe's is coming to the district of columbia. they are paying a living wage. we have to share a little bit of prosperity. it's hard for me to accept an organization where the ceo makes $11,000 an hour or $200 a minute and they want to cry about paying two or $3 more in an hourly wage. you can't reconcile that. so i think right now, we want to have both to prosper together and move forward in life. >> senator orange, thank you for discussion. >> thank you. >> ahead on "america tonight," the bankruptcy fallout. why pensioners across the
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20% can be slashed in the year 2016. retirees lost their healthcare benefits and their union protection in the process. but what costs to residents will -- what price will that come? on the financial problems in struggling cities and particularly the pension issues, frank shafroth from george mason university. you have been involved in the municipal bankruptcy law. you looked at the pension question. help us to understand how big a deal is this for other cities looking at the detroit situation now? >> it's a very big deal for those cities like michigan that are in michigan or california, broken. >> so to clarify that, part of what the judge said yesterday was, a, yes, you can proceed with bankruptcy. >> yes. >> but part of that is the pensions for city workers are no longer in his mind protected?
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>> the federal law overcomes the state constitution. >> yes. >> will overcome. so that means that's a negotiation that we are talking about in detroit? >> that's correct. >> effective with that decision yesterday, they are now beginning the next round, the emergency manager will have to negotiate with all of the creditors, 100-plus creditors including the unions to come up with something that he can come back and say, here is a fair and equitable way to get the city's budget back in balance and give the city a future. >> it's pretty sig navy can't, 25%, another 20% a couple of years later. we are talking about a pretty significant cut for retirees pension? >> the average pension, a lot of people don't understand. the average pension in detroit is $19,000 a year. >> that's really very little money when you think about it
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to begin with. >> what is the likelihood here? $0.50 on a dollar, $0.75 on a dollar? is there any way to no? >> there is no way to know now because you are going in. clearly the federal bankruptcy judge here has been concerned. i talked to some of the people when i was out in detroit specifically about the situation. a number of the pensioners were not represented by anyone. >> that's also the case with some of the retirees in detroit. he asked those who were not represented by a union to make sure they, unlike in rhode representation. >> give me examples here what other communities might be facing the same? are we
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communities? >> san bernadino refused to make payments to the california retirement system. >> that's become a big issue. >> stockton is actually' its way out of bankruptcy. but in that process, it's got to get a majority of its creditors on board one has indicated in the wake of the judge's ruling is that the idea his client is going to make maybe a penny on the dollar. >> a penny? >> a penny on the dollar and the pension will be held sacrosanct, and he will file a challenge to that. i think there is probably a fair chance. you are right, the world has changed fundamentally. >> other communities are watching this. is there another way to go is this an appeal that becomes a
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case? >> i think there is a very good chance. you have a federal law against the state constitution. which one trumps? you know, judge rhodes was very clear in his decision, but it's going to be appealed. an appeal was filed yesterday already, so i think there is a good chance this will go through because this is a case of first impression. we have never had this before. >> it will be interesting to watch, frank shafroth from george mason university. switching gears in california to a groundbreaking development, the country's first high-speed rail project, the $68 milli $68 million railway system will be the largest railway project in the country. the hope is it will resurrect the valley where there have been many challenges. the backers of this transit system are determined to roll through the obstacles.
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here is the story >> reporter: not much happened in the city of fresno. in the middle of the state, some say the middle of nor. it's residents have long felt neglected in downtown and on outskirts are signs of a daily struggle. unemployment is common here, one of the highest rates in the country, consistently above 10%. but in this dil appear dated part of california, things might be picking up california, things might be picking up this is the futua vision of an electric high-speed rail whipping through town, an ambitious project for a state in love with automobiles. to connect san francisco to los angeles at speeds of up to 220 miles an hour. the system would extend to sacramento and san diego running a total of 800 miles in
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length. california. it's how we move around the state. right now, we get in our car, want to go to san francisco or los angeles, we could, you know, potentially take amtrak. we could fly. >> this doesn't look like the kind of place you would expect for a high-speed train station to be built but california and the federal government want to start in one of the poorest reamingons of the state it's not only to move people but to jump start the economy. >> all swored. the city hopes to turn the unemployed in a dedicated force to work along the railroad the next decade and belong. you are looking at the first group of trainees in this program. many here have spent their lives working odd jobs and now learning schools, the tools of the trade for a permanent career. beforehand, nothing.
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i am out of work, raising my 3 little daughters, i am a single father, so for this opportunity, it's really exciting for me for the possibility. >> germane armstrong and others here made the cut, picked from over 1,000 access, reflecting the sdprapt demand for employment in the central valley. the rail authority hopes to bring 20,000 jobs here over the next five years, an exciting prospects for life-long resident, randy hilding ao? >> i know it's a consistent employment, 15 to 20 years. >> one of two women here had trouble finding work because of her past criminal record. she wants to start anew and training. >> just being able to support myself, just support myself without public assistance.
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i am able bodied and working do. protection. >> the city will have to turn out many more graduates of this program and at a faster pace if it would like to make a dent in the you know employment rate. what's happening here, opportunity has not happened in fresno for a long time. even some of those you wouldn't expect to work on the project have put the greater good above personal interests. jame merriam's printing business tracks? >> my family are all here we all grew up here. so, yeah, i have a lot of formedness for the area. i would like to see it progress. it is an opportunity for us to do that. most residents are skeptical. a conservative enclave has distrust of the government. >> the government projects, you have to be within budget.
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this thing has a lot of crony capitalism. i think they should do it like the east coast. they use high speed, the locomotive, because the infrastructure for electricity is way, way too expensive. >> the rail authority is moving ahead unpreturned in what will be one of the biggest country. >> all of these projects have had, you know, negativity surrounding it, you know, bart had it. the golden gate bridge had it. you know, the water system had it. the university system had it. you know, so there is always going to be opposition to big professional public projects. for a century, all the central valley has ever known has been agriculture. that has driven its economy.
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it has made men rich yet kept most here poor, and so see this moment as a season of change. >> last week, a california judge dealt the rail project a setback denying a request to speed up construction for a 14 mile route from fresno to bakersfield. >> in our next segment, south of the border where drug violence and heartache rule the streets. the people of ciudad juarez are playing for keeps. >> every morning from 5 to 9am al jazeera america brings you more us and global news than any other american news channel. find out what happened and what to expect. >> start every morning, every day, 5am to 9 eastern with al jazeera america.
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>> now a snapshot of stories making headlines, hezbollah is searching for whoever is responsible for the death of its military leader. the assassination took place after saudi arabia was accused of the deadly bombing in beirut last month. newtown families
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t 911 calls placed from the elementary school. 7 panicked calls recorded freedom of calls. the freedom of information commission ordered the release of those calls. stolen in mexico, a cargo truck hauling dangerous radioactive material. the next co nuclear commission says the thieves removed cobalt after stealing the truck from a gas station. it is one of the most profitable businesses in the world, the u.s. narcotics market is worth about $60,000,000,000 a year according to the united nations. americans addiction to illegal drugs kills thousands of people every year south of the border. rival gangs battle over drug routes going north. the past six years, nearly 70,000 people in mexico died in the so-called drug war, a city which has suffered from the greatest
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lots is ciudad juarez. today, the community is showing some signs of recovering. al jazeera's rachel has this report in a city that's trying to turn itself around. >> reporter: if you want to understand the fighting spirit of people of ciudad juarez, look no farther than the jaguars, after losing two players in the worst massacre the city went through, this year, they became state champions, a bittersweet victory, especially for the lady who's 17-year-old son was gunned down more than three years ago. >> of course it's difficult coming to the ball field. i say to myself, i wish i could see him run just one more time. but i know he is here. you can feel his spirit. >> rodrigo was at a birthday party. en for those who can grown used to hearing about killing on a
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shocking. >> they were innocent young people with dreams and their whole lives ahead of them. what happened didn't just change my life. it changed the city and this country. it wasn't easy for her to return to the field. but coach fernando diago encouraged her and her family to support the team. with practically no funding, he offered uniforms out of his own pocket. >> violence has touched every one of these friends, if it wasn't a friend can it was a cousin a brother, an uncle or mother. many have been killed. the former president declared war on the drug cartel. this city was on the front line, a bloody turf war erupted between the juarez and the other cartels. lawless and violent, juarez was
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a poster child. now, the number of killings has dropped from 10 murders a day to 1. some credit retired colonel who took over as police chief in 2010 but his methods remain controversial. many believe they use tactics as violent and cruel as the criminals they are fighting. last year, the number of arrests shot up from 1 and a half thousand to nearly 14,000 >> this sign says we demand justice and stop the abuses. this protests have been happying now in juarez almost on a daily basis. all of these people hearsay members of their family have been detained and thrown in jail without any evidence. >> this hostility between police and the community run deep. one policeman who asked us to hide hi identity spoke out. he wants change.
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>> torture has included suffocating suspects with plastic bags, using a wet rag to go asphyxate them and beating and electrocuting them. >> do they ever kill? >> yes. they killed he said the police strategy was to target the juarez cartels over the lower cartels. >> one person would hit them . >> our multiple requests to interview the police chief were denied. whether this relative calm is a result of the cartel winning the turf war or the police crackdown or both, one thing remains the same: the steady flow of drugs across the border to the united states. ciudad juarez says stopping drug traffic wasn't his job. >> i was taking care of my
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kids. for a moment. juarez has been slowly coming back to life. you can see it in the faces of these women dance can at did you have any in a park, something unthinkable when this city was the most murderous in the world. back then action few dared to leave their homes as the sun went down. president park is this neighborhood's first, built with government funds which poured into the city after the massacre, hundreds of millions of dollars to pay for school, hospitals and other social services. >> while the children play at the other end the park, father mario nunez hosts another memorial for families who lost loved ones. every month, relatives come remembering those dead. ruth showed me the name of her
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husband, she says so much suffering has changed the city's culture and they must all act? >> as a community, we have a lot of work to do. we can't sit and wait for the government to do it. what happened here is because we failed. >> father mario says the community is caught between a painful past and future. >> we are in a very delicate moment that we want to get out of: corruption, dig gregation of values that caused us to lose 10,000 lives. he said government spending wasn't enough to change the root cause of the violence. nearly half a million people living in poverty now that most of the federal money dried up, he worries any progress made could be undone. back on the field, the coach challenges the players to give more to the team and to
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each other. on the sidelines, people are watching, supporting the boys and thinking of ? >> this jersey is my life. it was my son's number. i wear it with a lot of love as if he was still playing. my son always said, mom, you can't stop running, and in a way, my family, my children, my husband, we keep trying to move forward, overcome. impossible. >> a lesson for her family, and, she says, for the people of a city still struggling to recover. >> al jazeera rachel reporting. now looking ahead here on america tonight, mandatory minimums. prosecutors using a bargain tactic as a result. >> why wouldn't you take the plea if the prosecute is threatening you with 100 years? why wouldn't you take the me?
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>> it's hard to believe. he specially considering the murder, 115 years of prison. i just refuse to believe that should happen. >> 55 years in prison for dealing pot? america tonight, exploring the case of weldon angelo and a new report on how drug defendants are forced to accept guilty please or face excessive sentences. >> that's coming up on thursday. coming up on "america tonight," on assignment, the artful life of dan eldon. remember that talent next.
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assault 20 years ago. then he was just 22. and then, eldon was a photo journalist documenting somalia as things spun out of control. on july 12th, 1993, filing a violent assault, protesters in the streets turned on dan and three colleagues working there. they were beaten and stoned to death. in the two deck it's a since that day, dan's mother, cathy, and his sister, set out to preserve the legacy of his brief but quite extraordinary life. it has inspired a number of other documentarians as adam may found when he sat down to speak with dan's mother. >> tell me about dan's work. what was it like. >> initially when he went in to somalia it was to tell the story of the famine. it was a desperate situation and it got worse. dan took the photographs that actually were among the very first to alert the world of this disaster.
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>> how would you explain dan's passion to tell these stories in this part of the world? >> i think, you know, when you have the opportunity to shine a light on a problem, and then can say that light is being shown, it's addictive. it's hard to say i am going to go back to doing something else once you know the power you have to tell stories that matter. >> was there ever a sense of danger with dan working in that? >> i think living in a country like kenya, the danger, living in poverty, there is more danger than a person who might want to have something. i left in 1988. dan stayed on, leaving to go to university back and forth and was
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eventually in somalia. he continued until there was a time when i think the voice inside of him said it was time for him to leave. he said he would like to leave but there was nobody to replace him. that led to a phone call between dan and i. he was just 22 years old. it was my birthday. he called me in london. awhile. he said i think it's time to leave because it was getting terribly dangerous. and he said, mom, don't does me to go. the story is not over yet. i have to stay. and it was then that i said, okay. i had to really think about it, but i said you are living the life of your choice, and i am so proud of you and then the phone went dead. and that was the last conversation we had because two weeks later, he was killed. >> you think of him a lot? >> if i didn't have that, i don't know what would have happened to me to be honest. it's probably enabled me to do
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what i have done since then. >> and the gift you left behind, all of these journals and whitings and pictures and photographs because you have been able to tap into that, tell does. >> we started a foundation to celebrate dan's life and legacy and those of the other young journalists, dedicated to supporting creative activists, people who use the creative spark not only for themselves but for others. we focus on people using arts in media. right now, we have 100 projects and artists, musicians, dancers and mostly documentary film makers telling stories that need to be told about problems that need to be solved. >> so many journalists have been killed in action. why dan in why his story? >> golly, i like to think maybe he represents so many people. it's really not about dan. he is an inspiration, a spark for other people to connect with a creative spark within themselves and within all of us. >> let me ask you real quick
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about the shooting in kenya, what did you think of that? >> i was absolutely taken completely back to what happened to me. i think i put myself in the shi shoes of the survivors. one person away from someone who died. the trauma of experiencing that over and over in their minds and witnessing it now with social media. we saw, you know, people in the mall, then thinking about how do we recover? and is there a way much taking what a certain -- what so many people have learned about transforming that ultimate horror into a unified focus or objective where you could take a country's grief and turn it into something positive. >> what would you say to people loss? >> i would say you have to go through that grief, but, ultimately, i would encourage you to find something to put your energy, that grieving energy in. find something that you can grow like you would have grown the
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relationship with that person you loved so much. >> that's what i watched other people do, and it works. and you will find joy again. i promise. >> thank you for joining us on "america tonight." thank you so much. quite a woman, herself, on the legacy of her son, and ahead on our final segment, revisiting the golden years of the world's most popular sport, the team known as "man u, manchester united, the class of '92 is next.
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>> and now a techknow minute...
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is can welcome back. the biggest sports ents could be a serious way of playing. brazilians acknowledge all six of the stadiums to host next year's world cup will not be delivered on time. earlier said three would be late but brazilian sports leaders say
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three will be delayed and the others will be held back until the president can be on hand for ribbon cutting. they have some distraction at least for now as a new feature profiled two of the biggest che chester united. >> the new film, "class of '92" brings the glory days of both to the big screen telling the story of what is arguably the most famous soccer club in the world and the six who rose from unlikely beginnings to make man u a legend area name in sports. >> it serves this tidal wave of culture. >> it's like ruling the world. >> it seems like the magic dust had been sprayed. there are some great cities that aren't
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most of their. >> they are huge, huge sports club. and they transcend the support. >> the rebuilding took place over three decades, until a new group of young players suddenly became the faces of man u. >> well, in 1992 is when the players in question -- there are six of them -- they won the biggest youth tournament in the
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country. it was a tournament that the club, the manchester united hadn't won since the '50s and '60s. they won that cup together and it was the same players who went all the way through. i mean 1999. i tell you what happened. 1999. >> essentially they came to it together. the club is the first with those six coming together. we focus on those six characters and followed through to when they are adults. >> were these players, were they individually as great as they were together, or would this have been identified as singular stars on their own? >> yes and no. >> inform two of the greatest in their generation, and i think they would say this was the unbelievable success they achieved was because they were a team and they played as a group.
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when you meet them, it's just unbelievable how -- how they genuinely are great friends who have been together since childhood. and, you know, and they are very humble and they do play as a team. that's really, i think, the key to their phenomenal assumptions. >> there is the sixth star, beckham. >> it was great in the film where he is one of six and he was very clear he didn't want it to be just about him. he wanted to be part of the guys. i think seeing him in that context is what leads this film because how else would you see david beckham as one the of the group? i think the ethos behind the film was to prove the collective was better than the individual. those guys personified that. they are all about the communal goal. it wasn't about an individual thing. it was about doing it together as a team. that's what we try to show in this film. if you come together as a group possible. >> the other thing that strikes
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me is your film is not just about the team, not just about these individuals but, also, about at a time community. i mean this was a particular time, sort of a golden agefor manchester. >> it was an incredible time for manchester. in the '60s and '70s, liverpool, obviously the beatles were coming through. they were kind of the sense of british culture. in the '90s, manchester took over. everyone knows about london but this is a slightly story we felt was just important. >> when you are making a small movie like this, you have to find a way to find the story itself. you can't get more exciting than watching a sports game with the uncertainty of how it will ended and the way these guys would go until the last minute. watching them in action, recreating them in the film. if you are going to mike make something about them, you have to find a way in which the story trans sentence that moment.
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we thought it was a analogy of '90s. >> the film "class of '92." dave and ben turner with us. from us tonight, a bike ride around town might be a trendy way to get around but having having to wear that bulky helmet is anything but fashionable. sweeden has developed a fashion-forward solution. linda nyberg explains. >> bike something a big part of life in sweeden. about 80% of people ride bikes but only a third wear helmets. >> i have a big problem with it on my head. why should you wear a helmet then? >> i crashed with a helmet,t. >> yeah. >> rather the helmet than my head. >> we learned to ride a bike and we never used a helmet. >> the two industrial design
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students decided to wear a helmet people would actually want to wear. it will is high tech and high fashion for cyclists? >> they wanted something more discrete that would go better with their hair styles. a lot of vanity issues. people were also asking for something invisible. >> unlike a traditional helmet, it is wrapped around your neck, zip it up and you activate it. and now, i am fully protected and ready to ride. >> the collar has sensors which analyzes movement 200 times a second to determine when a cyclist is the in a crash. when that happens, an airbag deploys and wraps around your head and neck. each year 300 people sustain head injuries in cycling accidents and road safety experts say any initiative to protect riders is welcome. >> in
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sweden, people are killed every year. we are work to increase helmet use. >> the noise can't be reduced. at $500 apiece, some see it as an expensive investment. but innovativors are hoping it will become an essential part of the cyclists uniform and turn head. >> just on the head. cyclists having a tough time. >> that's it for us on "america tonight." remember if you want to comment, join us on our website, aljazeera.com/americatonight. you will see our team there and see the stories we are working on. tell us what you want to see. join the conversation with us on twitter or the ball facebook page. we will very long more of america tonight tomorrow.
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Lee Brice has a new single headed for country radio, and he says the emotional gut-punch of the song compares to that of one of his biggest hits, "I Drive Your Truck."
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Many years ago, in college, I was a passenger in a crowded car. We had all been to a party, and the driver was nice enough to drop us off more or less near our homes. The gathering had been some distance from town, and so we all spent several minutes crowded together in the car. There was one young woman in the back seat, and she was sitting next to a man she knew who was not her boyfriend. It was late and we were tired. After a few minutes, the young woman leaned on the man and put her head against his shoulder.
It was a minor thing. The young woman put her head on the man's shoulder. (Life is made up of minor things.) Yet I felt lonely then. For all the talk of male privilege, there are many things a woman can take for granted that a man cannot. Most importantly, the ability to be open with one's affections without apology, and without arousing suspicion or hostility.
Last week, Nicole Sprinkle wrote a piece in the New York Times, "Tarring Men," in which she recounted her decision not to hire a 23 year old man to look after her pre-school age daughter in the afternoon, despite his friendly manner, experience working with children, and excellent references, because, she said, "statistically a man is more likely to molest a child."
I found many things about the New York Times article disturbing, not least of which was the young man's instinctive deference in the face of her denigration of his integrity.
Here's Nicole Sprinkle describing the young man's reaction to her decision not to hire him:
I told him I needed to think about it for a day or two… He very kindly told me he understood and would wait for and respect my decision. Two days later I called him to tell him I was so sorry but I was going with the local mom. Again, he pleasantly told me he completely understood but to feel free to call him if it didn't work out.
That sounds innocuous enough, until you make the implicit explicit:
I told him I needed to think for a day or two about whether he was going to sexually molest my daughter if I hired him… He very kindly told me he understood I was worried he might sexually abuse my daughter, and would wait for and respect my decision. Two days later I called him to tell him I was so sorry but I was going with the local mom, because I couldn't be completely sure he wasn't a sex offender. Again, he pleasantly told me he completely understood that I couldn't be sure he wouldn't try to sexually assault my daughter if I left him alone with her, but to feel free to call him if it didn't work out.
We talk about "male privilege," but women are not asked to apologize for their gender in the way that men are. "You're worried I might rape your daughter? That's cool. I understand. No problem." Some people in our culture expect men to abase themselves in this way.
To be clear, I am not saying that women's suspicion toward men is always unjustified. Stereotypes often exist for a reason, and in order to go about their lives, clearly women sometimes have to make quick judgments about men based on generalizations and stereotypes. But this wasn't one of those times. She had vetted this young man, and he passed with flying colors.
But what about her instincts? Couldn't her instincts have been warning her about something? Well, possibly. But it may also be true that she, like some women, doesn't want to be able to trust men with her children. Because to do so would be to cede her powerful moral authority as a member of the only gender that can be trusted with children. To trust men would put men on equal moral ground, and would cede a kind of power over men. It may have been this, and not a fear for her daughter's well being, that was triggering Mrs. Sprinkle's doubts.
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The valley is in Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo.
The shadow is the long shadow of war. War immediate and present.
I have rarely been present at those moments that are so often memorialized in movies. The birth of a long awaited child. The death of a close friend. The sharing of a long held secret. And war. However, his morning, I was ushered into a front row seat to war through an email.
I woke to my "tri-tone" text going off on my phone. Once is normal, but nine minutes later I had 14 notices. I knew something was happening, and I needed to steal my heart and spine.
I prayed first. Then I read a hurried email from my dear friend Charles. He told us that there were soldiers Goma, and one could hear bombs and firefight. He said that the M23 boasted that "They would sleep in Goma tonight". He asked us to pray for protection for World Relief staff and all the vulnerable ones they serve.
This happened only 8 hours ago, but my the tears and twitter feeds have made it feel like weeks. I checked my email every 15 minutes, minimum. In between I prayed and asked many others to pray. And many, many, many did pray. Thank God.
A few minutes ago, I received this from Charles Names have been removed and rearranged to protect, but outside of that, it is real. War is happening now, and this is the front row. This is a real email from a real man in a real and violent place.
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
I have just talked with World Relief staff and with a few other Goma friends. There is some random shooting inside Goma town itself, the conflict is at a standstill with the M23 backed up at the top of the hill before the northern gates of Goma negotiating with the MONUSCO who have thrown up a barricade saying 'you shall advance no further'. Negotiations are underway and it is said that delegations of ministers from Kinshasa and the Francophone group are winging their way to Bukavu as we speak and then we assume thence to Goma in the morning.
There are a few vehicles on the streets but everything is very quiet tonight. Kapalata has made the rounds to the houses of every staff member to make certain that they are OK and have enough provisions, etc. The office has been closed tomorrow as we continue to assess the situation.
Your continued prayers are essential as everyone walks through this shadow in this particular valley and as we wait for what the late night and early morning will bring.
God will bring us through this terrible time, we are certain of that.
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The front row is a place of responsibility We are here, they are there. The staff of World Relief Congo are strong and determined people.
They will rise. And they will raise others as they stand. There is hope; it has names and faces and heartbeats. What despair I felt this morning has become blessed gratefulness for real, courageous people who love and give themselves freely in wartime and in peace. The are there, in Goma right now. Thank God.
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Original post made on Jan 26, 2013
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a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jan 26, 2013 at 4:25 pm
Congratulations to both Arany and Diana! I look forward to hearing their poetry.
a resident of Livermore
on Jan 26, 2013 at 5:51 pm
a resident of Amador Estates
on Jan 26, 2013 at 7:24 pm
Congratulations to both! I taught Diana in 8th grade and she's an amazing young woman!
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jan 28, 2013 at 11:13 am
What the heck is the deal in the Tri-Valley with cities naming Poet Laureates? I wish the Pleasanton City Council would focus more on better fiscal responsibility, street maintenance, keeping taxpayers from getting hosed by municipal workers' pay and benefits, and keeping the city from constantly being sued.
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on Jan 28, 2013 at 2:46 pm
Nice to see Poet Laureates that are two all-American good-looking teenage girls (Comment partially removed by Pleasanton Weekly Online staff).
a resident of Downtown
on Jan 28, 2013 at 2:57 pm
What good is poetry anyway? I doubt it will help you get a job in corporate America. We're in a fiscal moarasse and all people can talk about is poetry? We need to get our priorities straight.
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"My parents live in Israel. My dad did not feel well recently so I decided to send him a gift basket. It was a bit tricky finding a company that delivers to Israel, as I did not want to send just flowers and chocolates. I recently had a bad experience on Valentine's day with another service my boyfriend used, so I took care to do ample research on the net. I found giftbasketoverseas.com and chose the luxury wine and cheese basket. They were so professional and called me within a few hours to verify that I indeed put in the order. My parents got the basket right on time, and were basically knocked off their feet by it's beauty and luxury. So worth it! I will always use this company for future orders. It's so important when it's a gift for you loved ones! Highly recommend this experience for anyone who want to send a gift basket. The variety is also amazing with regards to options on their website. "
Oranit - USA - Mar 11, 2010
"I am extremely happy ! The order I placed was delivered today to my family in Tuscany ! This was the first time I dealt with Giftbasketoverseas.com so I was a little reluctant, but very hopeful it will work. They delivered it promptly, just as requested, today, at the right address of my brother's house. I think they were too thrilled about it and decided to check it later so they did not notice my card, I will check again with them tomorrow, for it's got its rightful place: under the Christmas tree along with the rest of the gifts ! :) "
Mara B. - Canada - Dec 23, 2014
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