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2501 Soldiers Home Rd, West Lafayette, 47906
Commute to Downtown West Lafayette
This apartment is in West Lafayette. Nearby parks include Happy Hollow Park, Cumberland Park and Happy Hollow Park.
Sagamore Ridge Apartments has a Walk Score of 38 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
Nearby schools include Montessori School Of Great, Cumberland Elementary School and Cumberland Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are ALDI West Lafayette, IN, Sunspot Natural Market and Pay Less Super Market.
Nearby coffee shops include Camille's Sidewalk Cafe, A Better Cup and Starbucks. Nearby restaurants include Dog- N-suds, Pizza Hut and MCL Restaurant & Bakery West Lafayette.
Sagamore Ridge Apartments is near Happy Hollow Park, Cumberland Park and Tapawingo Park.
The staff at Parkway Apartments Townhomes invites you to join our community of comfort and convenience. With fifteen spacious floor plans to choose from, we are certain we can find the one perfect for you. Our community includes a state-of-the-art fitness center, computer center, clubhouse with Pool, ping pong and Flat Screens!!!! FREE tanning, PLUS a FABULOUS full-size outdoor pool for relaxing after a hectic day!!
Jason Taylor
Sep 19, 2014
Bugs, a/c doesn't work, maintenance seems incompetent to fix it, fixed water leak myself after 3 days of a wet floor, do I need to go on? Not really you should get the point. OK two years later. Roaches got better! Haha same sink and A/C I told them was broke is still broke, after 7 requests and two years later. Someone just got mugged at knife point a few weeks ago. Sign up, be the next! It is fabulous at Parkway!
Red Fashkill
Feb 05, 2014
When I came to sign the lease, I had high hopes. This seemed like an affordable place with a caring staff. Within a day of moving in, I realized I'd been duped. The staff is incompetent to say the least; they're also rude and the woman who manages the property is a wretched person. You can place a work order and they will send you an email saying it's been completed...even if you've never heard back from them once. All of their apartments have various undeniable problems. Multiple people I've met since living here have told me stories like "Yeah, I used to live at parkway. There was a mold problem, and we would get sewage leaks that would soak our floors and eventually grow fungus...and parkway wouldn't even fix the problem." Living there was a terrible choice. I look back at that day when I made the decision to sign and truly wish I hadn't. I also wish I'd listened to the reviews that told me not to sign the lease. I hope others listen to this review and choose another place to live.
Jim Jones
May 28, 2014
HIghest crime rate in the city. Littered with dog feces. Maintenance is slow, if it ever happens. If West Lafayette has a slum, it's Parkway.
Patrick Duffy
Jul 24, 2014
These people are terrible excuses for human beings. They tell you anything to placate you, then they'll just leave your apartment to rot. They have huge mold issues.
Anon Amos
Aug 30, 2013
One star is WAY TOO MANY stars for this s***hole. Between the bugs and thieving maintenance men, there might have been 1/4 of a brain if you add in the office staff. They might be friendly but they are way beyond incompetent. I absolutely HATED living here and prayed every day that the end of my lease would come sooner rather than later. PLEASE take my advice and DO NOT RENT FROM THESE CHEAPSKATES. No deposit, 1 month free rent? Maybe if they remember to put it in the system and / or don't try to get around their "special" by charging exiting tenants bs fees for what they call "inspecting" the apartment and coming up with all kinds of nifty things that are wrong, when they won't even respond in a timely fashion to issues such as bugs or mold unless a staff member is personally affected. Did I mention the fact that there were maintenance requests submitted upon moving in that were never taken care of? It gets better. Those same requests-- I am being held accountable for, as in hundreds of dollars of bs fees. The kids that hang out in the parking lot and misbehave? They don't care about what property they damage, whether it be someone's car or even their windows. The buildings are in a state of disrepair, i.e. the brick needs tuck-pointed; they don't even wrap/cover their a/c units when there is inclement weather. They do not care about anything except trying to get as much money as possible. You'll be lucky if you can get your maintenance requests taken care of without having to deal with a s***ty maintenance guy's attitude. You'll also be lucky if they don't steal from you or remove anything from the apartment at all. They never come when anyone is home if they can help it; which, personally, I find suspicious. There is NO communication between the office and the tenants-- so if they decide to send an exterminator there for whatever reason, if you have pets you don't even have time to get them out because the exterminator is already there by the time you find out; and that's only IF one of their staff is personally affected by someone having pests. The sewage to the buildings burst at one point and basically destroyed the structural integrity of the kitchen floor and ruined the carpet, and they're saying it's MY fault that their s*** busted and ruined the carpet??? I hated this place even before I moved out and hate them even more now. Parkway Apartments and Townhomes-- more like Partway Garbage and Trashcans if you ask me. Please heed all these bad reviews of this place before you decide to rent here. It will be the worst year of your life, and good luck trying to get a subletter, too. They're cheap for a reason. Probably because they suck and will steal things from you from right under your nose.
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any bagel that's comparable to H&H bagels?
I love H&H bagels but it's just too far.
re: margaret
that's right..=)
midtown west, east village area please.
re: CDB
Everyone has different preferences when it comes to bagels it seems. I didn't like H&H the one time I tried them. Like most of the bad bagels I've tried around the city, they were too bready rather than doughy.
I've been trying to find good bagels in midtown. I'd heard recommendations for Pick-a-Bagel, one of which is near me. But I thought they were pretty bad, also bready. Then I tried Times Square Hot Bagels on w. 44th and broadway and was super surprised to find that they are rather decent - fairly doughy like I like 'em.
re: allkindsoffood
I'm not such a fan of H&H -- or for that matter Ess-A-Bagel. I prefer Murray's...
re: allkindsoffood
Yes! Times Square Hot Bagels is Columbia Bagels. (See my post below.)
re: hungryhannah
TAL is great.
re: dchessin
Don't waste your time. Contact your old NYC favorite and have them air out 1 or 2 dozen. They freeze very well for a few months if stored right. Just let them thaw, reheat in a 300 degree oven, and kvell. What the heck, it's only money.
re: pizzafreak
You're right...I need to just do it. I appreciate the advice!
I also live in HK and agree that nothing comes close to my fave, which is Murray's. I'll suck it up and head to Bagel Stix (formerly Pick a Bagel) every once in a while.
absolute bagels on the far upper west side and murray's down in chelsea and the village are the two best bagels i've had in manhattan. if you're willing to travel to brooklyn, i really like bagel hole in park slope and bagel spot in borough park - my two favorites in the entire city.
OK, Columbia Bagels on 110th St and Bway used to have some of NYC's best bagels (Eli Zabar used to sell them at Zabar's, as well as Murray's Sturgeon Shop and Barney Greengrass, not sure if that's still the case), and they were consistently ranked up there in Top Tens all over the city from all kinds of publications. And then, just like *that* they were gone. I lamented the fact they closed down with no information when Columbia decided to demolish the site and put up another dorm on its remains...HOWEVER, the story isn't finished...
I used to work in Times Sq, and avoided most of the "delis" in the area as a matter of course, but one day I had a real craving for a bagel, any kind of bagel, and stopped at the bagel shop on 44th Street across from what's now the Nokia Theater. I had an eerie feeling, the menu looked familiar - the format, the items offered, the fonts even - they had T shirts and the design was also kind of familiar...and I ordered a poppy seed bagel with olive & pimento cream cheese, and THAT was definitely familiar too. Turns out Columbia Bagels is NOT gone, they're there on 44th St. I think they're called Times Square Bagels, or Midtown Bagels. You could easily pass by the place for years like I did and never know what you're missing, it's very innocuous. But GREAT bagels, they haven't changed a bit.
So all you Hell's Kitcheners listen up! 44th Street and Broadway, right next to Ollie's, you'll find some of NYC's best but forgotten bagels. Don't ask them to toast them, (a) they don't have a toaster, and (b) they're good enough that you don't have to anyway.
re: ballulah
I remember Columbia Bagels well, and agree with you about their great taste. Thanks for the heads up. Next time in NYC that's where I go to bring some back with me. Why is it that LA bagels suck?
re: pizzafreak
Everyone says it's the NY water. But if that's the case, then why does the pizza outside of NY mostly suck as well?
re: ballulah
Columbia Bagels is much missed. As also is the gone but not forgotten Westside Supermarket at the same site. But, you wrongly malign Columbia U when you say "Columbia decided to demolish the site and put up another dorm ...." The site was/is not owned by Columbia and the new building consists of more of those expensive condos that dot the stretch of Broadway between 96th and 110th.
Thanks for the heads-up on CB at Times Square. Will try to visit the next time I gather enough courage to venture onto Times Square!
re: gumnaam
If you have not been in NYC for some time, and still remember Times Square, especially 42nd st as full of porn shops, hookers and other unsavory things, it has gone thru a complete rennaisance. It's safe, crowded and clean. On 44th W of bway is Carmines (Ital red sauce) and Ollies (NY style low end chinese), both huge portion foodie favorites as well as tourists, and 9th Ave has too many ethnic restaurants to mention.
re: pizzafreak
I think the courage gumnaam might be trying to muster is to brave the throngs of tourists and screaming teens in front of TRL around the corner! Haha. Am I right? I think that's faaaaaar worse than the hookers and porn shops of yore! I used to work right there on 44th, and everyday I had to muster the courage to go to work!
Sorry to have wrongfully maligned Columbia, gumnaam! I wasn't looking carefully enough at what sprang up from the ashes of Columbia Bagels AND yes, Westside Supermarket (RIP!!). However, I would place betting money on the fact that even if there are condos on the spot, Columbia owns the land. I have to say, even though I loved them, I never forgave Westside Supermarket for taking over the Marlin when they expanded, so maybe that's a little bit of karma, eh?
re: ballulah
Yep. It's those throngs of tourists and teens that scare the beejesus out of me!
Columbia does not, to the best of my knowledge, own the land under the condo. If they did, believe me, they would build faculty residences there. Even the university is priced out of the condo market these days.
But, this is getting off topic. H&H, IMHO, has become an enterprise these days and you can find their branded bagels everywhere. In all honesty, I can't remember the last time I bought a bagel at their store but will definitely give them another shot. Meanwhile, the place to go is Absolute Bagels, fresh and warm every morning. Bliss!


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Much is made of the first day of the NBA Playoffs. Game 1's set the tone for the series, provide validation for the teams that captured home court advantage, and display an opportunity at redemption for those who did not. Game 1 is a time to set the table for the series ahead, a time to make an opening statement.
And did the Oklahoma City Thunder ever make a statement Saturday night.
The Thunder showed they were a team on a mission against the Grizzlies in Game 1. They looked fast and athletic. They looked explosive on offense and suffocating on defense. Kevin Durant's squad came out with a razor-sharp, championship-caliber focus that absolutely demolished Memphis' hopes in the first half.
With a double-digit lead, and two of the game's best players on their side, the Thunder looked the part of the best team in the league. The Grizzlies could not get a shot to go against the more athletic Oklahoma City club, and were being dominated in transition because of their offensive ineptitude. This game looked like it was going to be a thirty point blowout when it was all said and done.
And then the third quarter happened.
The Grizzlies, in a microcosm of their entire season, came back with a herculean effort in the second half. A 31-13 advantage in the third cut a 22 point lead to 4 entering the fourth quarter. Tony Allen had emerged as a force guarding Durant, and more surprisingly a catalyst for the Grizzlies offensive turnaround.
The game would remain relatively close (the Grizzlies had the lead down to 2 at one point) until the Thunder began to take control towards the end of the quarter when the Grizzlies had clearly ran out of gas trying to re-establish themselves after falling flat out of the gate. The end result of the game was 15 point setback for Memphis, but the comeback that had occurred a quarter earlier had quite obviously gotten the Grizzlies back into the game mentally, and prevented the Thunder from setting such a dominating tone going forward in the series.
Now, in the grand scheme of things, this is a game the Thunder needed to win. The Grizzlies still have the chance to grab Game 2 and head back to the Grindhouse tied 1-1. Of course, stealing a game that saw them down over twenty points would have been ideal, and turned the series in a big way. However, coming out flat against a team on a mission for vengeance and walking away confident in the end is nothing to overlook.
Tayshaun Prince falling ill was blessing in disguise for the Grizzlies, as it forced them to go with Tony Allen almost exclusively on Durant. Allen did an excellent job on the presumptive MVP, and one has to wonder whether that confidence spilled over to Allen's offensive game, which helped turn around the game for Memphis.
Going forward, it would interesting to see more minutes out of James Johnson, who is an athlete the Grizz can throw back at the Thunder, and help defend the three-headed monster of Durant-Westbrook-Ibaka. Johnson's versatility and athletic ability will allow the Grizzlies to run a bit more when they get the opportunity, and defend more efficiently when they are forced to go small.
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Hempstead, NY - Hofstra rallied from a 2-0 deficit and Nick Kozlowski scattered seven hits over eight innings as the Pride claimed a 3-2 win over Delaware in the opening game of a Colonial Athletic Association series Friday at University Field.
Hofstra, which won for the third time in its last four CAA games, improved to 15-13 on the season and 4-3 in the CAA. Delaware drops to 15-19, 3-6 in league play.
Delaware scored twice in the third inning off of Kozlowski to take a 2-0 lead. Ty Warrington led off with a double and went to third on a single up the middle by Joe Giacchino. EJ Stoltzfus drove in the first run with a fielder's choice grounder. After moving to second on a passed ball, Stoltzfus came around to score on a single by Zach Lopes.
The Blue Hens threatened to open the game up in the sixth, loading the bases with one out. But Kozlowski got a strikeout and a fly out to end the threat without any damage.
Delaware starter Dan Gatto cruised through the first five innings, allowing just three hits, but ran into some trouble in the sixth due in part to Hofstra's running game. TJ Ehrsam led off the inning with a bunt single and went to second on a hit from Robbie Cafiero. A fielder's choice put Ehrsam on third and Matt Ford on first. Ford broke for second on first movement and was caught in a rundown, Ehrsam raced home and beat the tag to score the first run and Ford went to second. After a wild pitch moved Ford to third, Kenny Jackson delivered a game-tying single to right field. The Pride would load the bases still with one out, but Delaware got a 1-2-3 double play to end the threat.
The Pride took the lead in the seventh as Ryan Donovan lined a single up the middle and went to second on another bunt single from Ehrsam. A wild pitch put Donovan at third and another wild pitch allowed him to come in with what proved to be the game-winning run.
Kozlowski (6-2) would pitch a 1-2-3 eighth inning before yielding to Brett Schreiber to start the ninth. The senior, who set Hofstra's all-time saves mark last weekend, tied the single season mark with his seventh of the season. He now shares the mark with Jeff Denlea, who saved seven games in 2005. Schreiber allowed a leadff single to Jake Clark, who moved to second on a sacrifice and to third on a ground out before getting stranded at third.
Gatto fell to 3-6 with the complete game loss. He allowed nine hits and three runs, while striking out nine. Clark finished the day 3-3 with a walk. Lopes was 2-4 with an RBI for the Blue Hens.
Cafiero and Ehrsam had two hits each for the Pride.
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The Steelers were beaten up coming into this game. Large Benjamin was hobbled and looked uncomfortable at times and the Dick Lebeau defense was unstable and disorganized. Despite the slow start, Denver marched back in the second quarter and dominated the Steelers to go up 20 – 6. Things slowed down for them in the second half as they were outscored 17 – 3, allowing Pittsburgh to get back within striking distance. Ben Roethlisberger was given a chance to win the game with under two minutes left and two timeouts but Denver's defense came up big with two sacks from Von Miller and Elvis Dumervil. The game was then sent into overtime where the fuse on Pittsburgh's season was lit.
Today marked the first day the NFL's new overtime rules were used since they changed the rules 20 months ago. The new rule states that each team will be guaranteed a possesion unless team A scores a touchdown. This means that a team can no longer win by kicking a field goal on their first possesion. However, no field goals were needed in this game as one strike from Tim Tebow to Demaryius Thomas ended the game on a 80 yard TD reception. And with that one play, every Ravens fan in the nation rejoiced as their hated rival was out of the playoffs.
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* Fallout from Raw.
* Who will face Kane at Payback?
* Sheamus Vs. Cesaro is advertised for Main Event.
* John Cena will be responding to Bray Wyatt's challenge for a Last Man Standing match at the Payback PPV on this week's Smackdown.
* Adding more matches to the Payback card.
The following is the talent that is advertised: Cena, the Wyatts, Sheamus, The Shield, Triple H, Dolph Ziggler, Big Show, Alberto Del Rio, and Big E.
Cena vs. Wyatt in a singles match is advertised as the dark match for the live crowd.
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What Good Is Guilt? - NIV Devotions for Mom - Week of Oct. 16
What Good Is Guilt?
Verse: Leviticus 7:1-10
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Are there days when you feel like a failure at everything you do? Your tongue lashes out in cruelty at the very children you love. You lose patience with co-workers. The envy you've fought so hard to control gets the best of you, and your heart actually fills with hatred toward a neighbor.
When God shines the light of his Word down on our inconsistent blunders, we cower in its brightness and dart away to find cover. Ooooh! It's so hard to face up to our errors as guilt points its accusing finger.
What good is guilt? It actually opens the door to healing. We have to see—really see—our sinfulness in order to receive God's grace. We who deeply desire righteousness must turn our faces full into the light of God's perfection. There we can see our sin and our need for his grace. And in that brightness we can see the love on God's face and his desire to restore us to him.
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If that letter is what passes for the thought process/writing ability for the head of Barclays global investment banking, the whole "wall street has to pay vast sums to retain talent" argument has just fallen out the window.
What happened to the back-of-envelope chat with the headmaster and the board of directors? This is ridiculous. When you want something done at a prep school, you don't go public with it. You donate the prospect of a donation of the heads of the administration, and make them do it themselves. By going public you area guaranteeing that what you want will not get done.Does he not know how the game is played?
And some city preps do have some quite serious problems with sub-par left-wing teachers, sad but true. The man, however, has just made the problem worse and entrenched the bad teacher.Jesus he's an idiot.
Trust me, he's no worse than the helicopter parents at the public schools. The thing that struck me was that he was objecting to a ban on cross-dressing while also complaining about lesbian and liberal teachers; the standards, such as they are, seem to begin and end with "what I want."Stephen Fry was great, by the way. Comedians tend to be scary smart, articulate, and quick with their wits, which transfers well to debate, commentary, and even politics.
Why does Gladwell have to resort to playing the race card? I always thought him a better man than that.


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Testosterone and Coronary Artery DiseaseNettleship J. · Jones R. · Channer K. · Jones T.
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The strongest independent risk factors for coronary artery disease (CAD) are increasing age and male gender. Whilst a wide variation in CAD mortality exists between countries, a male to female ratio of approximately 2:1 is consistently observed. These observations have led to the assumption that testosterone may exert a detrimental influence on the cardiovascular system. Despite this, coronary atherosclerosis increases with age, whilst a marked fall in serum bioavailable testosterone levels is observed. Similarly, low testosterone levels are also associated with other cardiovascular risk factors and increased expression of mediators of the atherosclerotic process. This in itself suggests that testosterone does not promote atheroma formation. Moreover, epidemiological studies show an inverse relationship between testosterone levels and surrogate markers of atherosclerosis, which suggests that it may be a testosterone deficient state, rather than male sex which is associated with CAD. In cholesterol-fed animal models, atherosclerosis is accelerated by castration and reduced after testosterone replacement therapy. Testosterone has also been shown to improve myocardial ischemia in men with angina pectoris. Consequently, increasing evidence suggests that the process of atherosclerosis is beneficially modulated by testosterone. These studies are the focus of this chapter.
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In a speech given on November 20, 2010 at the ADA Education Fund's Post-election Conference at the Harvard Kennedy School, Galbraith asks who Obama is really working for, and demands that progressives seek leaders who will fight the good fight.
I want to raise a hard question — a question on which Americans are divided. It seems to me, though, we will get nowhere unless we realize where we are, what has actually happened, and what the future most likely holds.
Recovery begins with realism and there is nothing to be gained by kidding ourselves. On the topics that I know most about, the administration is beyond being a disappointment. It's beyond inept, unprepared, weak, and ineffective. Four and again two years ago, the people demanded change. As a candidate, the President promised change. In foreign policy and the core economic policies, he delivered continuity instead. That was true on Afghanistan and it was and is true in economic policy, especially in respect to the banks. What we got was George W. Bush's policies without Bush's toughness, without his in-your-face refusal to compromise prematurely. Without what he himself calls his understanding that you do not negotiate with yourself.
It's a measure of where we are, I think, that at a meeting of Americans for Democratic Action, you find me comparing President Obama unfavorably to President George W. Bush.
In economic policy it was said earlier we have a lack of narrative. [Earlier in the conference] Gregory King [of the AFSCME Union] asked why the people didn't know that the Republican Party is uniformly and massively opposed to job programs, to state and local assistance, and to every legislative measure that might aid and promote economic recovery from the worst crisis and recession in modern times. Why is that that they didn't know? Could it have anything to do with the fact that the White House didn't tell them?
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With this team the President also chose to cover up economic crime. Not only has the greatest wave of financial fraud in our history gone largely uninvestigated and unpunished, the government and this administration with its stress tests (which were fakes), its relaxation of accounting standards which permitted banks to hold toxic assets on their books at far higher prices than any investor would pay, with its failure to make criminal referrals where these were clearly warranted, with its continuation in office — sometimes in acting capacities — of some of the leading non-regulators of the earlier era, has continued an ongoing active complicity in financial fraud. And the perpetrators, of course, prospered as never before: reporting profits that they would not have been able to report under honest accounting standards and converting tax payer support into bonuses; while at the same time cutting back savagely on loans to businesses and individuals, and ramping up foreclosures, much of that accomplished with forged documents and perjured affidavits.
Could the President and his administration have done something? Yes, they could have. Where was the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation? Why did they choose not to implement the law — the Prompt Corrective Action law — which requires the federal government to take into receivership financial institutions when there is a significant risk of large taxpayer losses to the insurance fund? Where were the FBI and the Department of Justice? Did the President do anything? No. Is he doing anything now? No. Why not? The most likely answer is that he did not want to. My understanding, in fact, is that there was one meeting where this issue was raised, and the President stated that his economic team had assured him they had the situation under control.
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The Blues again had 11 wins and 11 losses, technically finishing ninth on the ladder, but AFL sanctions to Essendon which relegated them outside the Top 8, allowed Carlton to gain eighth spot in a finals berth. The Blues defeated the Tigers in an Elimination Final before losing to Sydney in a Semi Final and finished the season off fairly well after an inconsistent year in general.
Club champion Chris Judd had less impact than previous years and new skipper Marc Murphy was also down on his best form due to injury. The inclusions of Dale Thomas and Andrejs Everitt should make the Blues a better side, especially if Thomas can find his best form. A Top 8 finish will be expected at Carlton this season and they will more than likely be thereabouts.
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