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Beaver Boundary: Novick and Taxes
Today, Beaver Boundary takes a look at Steve Novick's record of advocating for taxes. While agreeing with him in principle, blogger Taoiseach is concerned about the impact of Novick's long record on his ability to compete with Senator Gordon Smith.
Surely, Novick's advocacy for higher capital gains taxes and a better public understanding of government revenue is adamantly progressive. The intellectual authority with which he is regarded on federal and state taxation is a feature not only of his expertise but also his passion for government spending and programs. ...
In Oregon, we may love dreamers, but we sure don't love taxes. And if Steve Novick has made a living on the promotion and celebration of taxes, Democrats need to recognize the potential weapon they would be turning over to the Smith camp to turn off all of those economically-libertarian independent voters on which so many close, critical elections of late have dependent. If Steve Novick becomes the nominee, how often will we see [Oregonian reporter Betsy] Hammond's headline and story about tax-loving Novick? And, more importantly, how often will Oregonians outside of Portland see that meme?
Steve Novick may want Oregonians to cozy up to the fact that taxes should be embraced rather than feared. But the string of anti-tax votes in localities of late, from Jackson County to Lane County, shows that his efforts have not been entirely successful. And it is certainly not a winning strategy for a Democrat to celebrate taxes on the stump, when one is least likely to be convinced that government spending is great.
There's much more over at Beaver Boundary, including a discussion about whether Novick should have waited for Blumenauer to vacate the congressional seat.
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Islands of Siankaba review
Stunning location on a couple of heavily wooded islands on the upper Zambezi which in May is a veritable torrent of water. Layout of the lodge one of best I have visited with excellent food and service standards. Rooms elevated and very nice with interconnecting walkways. Sunset boat-trip lovely and walks around the area and nearby village full of birdlife. Due to the high water levels, some of the walks were restricted and mokoro trips not possible. Vic Falls visit early in the morning a wonderful way to finish. Great place to relax and I wish we could have stayed longer!Read more about the whole trip
Excellent lodge with community project
We had only 2 nights here and requested to be taken to the falls straight from the airport. Our flight was over one hour late but we were still able to do so. They even provided us with a picnic lunch. Sydney picked us up and took us for the tour of the falls. We were overwhelmed by the falls. The feeling of being completly drenched while walking in what feels like the fall itself is difficult to describe. Having seen lots of pictures of the falls we were surprised at how different you feel when you are actually walking there, in the spray, with the roar and the massive amount of water of the falls. Of course at this time you do not get a clear view of the falls, but you do get a feeling of its power!
The following morning Victor took us for a village tour and again this is an amazing experience, difficult to describe properly. We spent a couple of hours walking around the village and meeting the local people. We also met the headman (who offered to marry us and give us a big party!) and the school teacher Malindi. We were impressed by the school and its facilities. We visited on a Sunday so the children were not at school, but we had a chance to talk to Malindi and he explained to us what they do. Everything was really well organized. They were building an outside playing area as well. It seemed to us that they put a lot of effort in educating and teaching these children.
Everyone we talked to undelined what big difference the lodge has made. Most people working at the lodge are from local villages and the old school used to be just a tin roof, before the lodge. To us this a excellent example of running a "responsible" lodge, giving something back to the community. We really liked all this.
The lodge itself is beautiful, with "jungle-like" footbridges, a perfect terrace where meals are served, a nice pool and great location. Our "tent" was not short of luxury and the veranda is a private window on the river.
We missed our sunset cruise as the weather changed and it rained. We liked the remoteness of the lodge, but it may not be the place for people who want to be in the middle of the falls activities as it is about one hour drive from there.
Food quality was really good and they catered for vegetarian really well.
All the junior members of staff were great with us.
In our personal opinion the atmosphere created by the managers was too formal, especially at dinner, during which there were a few awkward conversations.
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A perfect way to end a trip. The rooms are luxury especially the baths! Food, company and optional activities really enjoyable.Read more about the whole trip
Perfect post-safari relaxation
Staying on the Islands of Siankaba was the perfect relaxing end to our trip to Zambia. It is far enough away from Victoria Falls to feel very peaceful, but only took around 30 minutes to reach the Falls. The Islands provided both a tranquil setting and enough birdlife to keep my partner occupied! There were sightings of resident African Finfoots, four different species of Kingfisher and Orange-breasted bush-shrike among lots of others.
There are plenty of activities available or you can just sit on your deck watching the Zambezi rush by.
The staff are very friendly and attentive, but if you have a special dietary requirement it is best to keep reminding so you are not served fish for dinner, or meat at breakfast, when you are vegetarian! That aside the vegetarian menu was very good.
What a location!
From departing at the mainland to arriving by boat, it is an exceptionaly beatiful and well liad out camp. The accomodation is superb and waking up wit hthe sun straming in and seeing the river and wildlife so close by is an amazing experience.
All the staff are excellent and the guides are very knowledable. River trips by mokor are a must - what a great way to expeience the Zamezi! Evening sun downer trips, massages, swimming and great food! The local village expeience is well worthwhile and the ethos of the owners supporting the local community and school is very commendable.
Thoroughly enjoyed our experience here and we will return!!
Peace and relaxation at Siankaba
We loved Islands of Siankaba and were so pleased that we had started our trip with the more relaxing part of the holiday. Ok you are a fair way of out Livingstone but the setting is stunning and the lodge is so peaceful.
We were given the honeymoon "tent" which was lovely - the shower and WC could do with a spruce up (nothing significant) but the room and open areas were very comfortable and nicely designed. Housekeeping and laundry were excellent.
The staff were friendly and accommodating. We did not see that much of the managers Sonja and Paul but Sarah, Nami and Steven were always around to talk and see that we had all that we wanted. We were particularly impressed with the waiting and bar staff as they were extremely efficient but charming with it. No wondering where your food/drinks had got to but not rushed either.
The food was consistently very good. A good choice for breakfast and lunch and, although the 4 course dinners had a set menu, all dinners were excellent. As with the safari lodges, the only difficult part is that you are served so much food and we always felt bad about what we could not manage (and we are big eaters!) With breakfast, a substantial lunch, afternoon tea, canapes on the river and then dinner, we had to ration ourselves.
We were really at Siankaba to relax so we may not have done as much as other guests but we did not feel pressured to do anything. We went out on a sunset cruise each evening. Victor, our guide and boatman, was very interesting to talk to and knew a lot about the bird and animal life in and along the river. We also did a nature walk around the islands with Victor and were amazed at the different trees and plants and what they can all be used for.
We had a half day trip to Victoria Falls and went to Livingstone Island and to swim in the Devil's Pool - quite an experience! Although the falls are low at this time of year on one side, there is a lot to see on the far side of Livingstone Island so we were pleased that we made the trip. It also meant that we saw some of the Livingstone hotels that we could have stayed in. For us, Siankaba was perfect as it felt outdoorsy and like part of our safari and the hotels that we saw would not have given us this. Anna was spot on in suggesting Siankaba for us.
Islands of Siankaba review
We loved Islands of Siankaba - it really is a magical place. Activities at the Falls are very easily arranged from here but they also do an excellent guided village walk as well as sunset boat trips.
The staff were all lovely and the food good - we did not want to leave.
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This was our fourth visit and we were really looking forward to it. However we were so disappointed. On arrival we were given the honeymoon/VIP chalet (great) but turned out to have no hot water – OK this happens but management showed no energy in sorting the problem – water finally returned on our last morning after numerous requests.
The Islands are beautiful and rooms very comfortable but the suspension bridges had been re-built following this year's floods and, in our opinion (and that of some other guests), the safety of one was questionable.
The food and beverage manager has changed and a choice is no longer offered at lunch and dinner. This is consistent with the approach of many safari lodges, but breakfast is also now a set menu with choice only for 'cooked' – we were very disappointed by this. Not everybody loves muesli and yogurt (combined). The food is still generally good but there is less choice than there used to be.
We had an enjoyable trip to Vic Falls and an excellent lunchtime River Safari (no longer offered by the lodge (why?) but we'd pre-booked with the owner by email). A good range of activities is offered but they are expensive, partly due to the charge per person for transfers if not combined with the trip to Vic Falls included in the room rate – for a family this could be prohibitive.
Sundowner cruises on the Zambezi remain a highlight.
Siankaba is still an excellent way to end a holiday and relax but for us it has lost its sparkle and we're sad to say it's unlikely we'll return.
NB our grading for Facilities relates to our hot water problem.
Islands of Siankaba review
We had a lovely stay here. After the wildlife and lodges of the Okavango lodges, it did feel a little more commercial and hotel like and less special but still very good.
The connection with the local villages and the chance to visit was a bonus.
A great morning guided around the Victoria Falls.
Victoria Falls Encounter
We were met at Livingstone airport and in no time at all we were outside the reception at I of S where we ran through some of the do's and don'ts with Sonia - very low key.
We were then taken by boat over to the island, given a welcome drink and taken to our room which turned out to be the VIP/Honeymoon suite even though there appeared empty tents available. I don't know why we had this treatment but it was certainly appreciated - you didn't have anything to do with this did you?
Later that evening went on a sundowner cruise and saw the most beautiful sunset imaginable along with the hippos, crocs and the birds. Next day we did the helicopter flight and walk to the falls (not much water on the Zambian side but this was expected). At this time of the year the flight is a must as you don't see too much from the Zambian side just walking.
Our last day was spent doing a nature walk around the villages birdwatching and generally relaxing.
The food at I of S was just great and couldn't be faulted (as good as any 5* hotel). The transfer to Kasane went smoothly in the main thanks to our drivers on each side of the river and the speedboat crossing instead of the ferry. After a short wait at Kasane we were taken out to a little 4 seater plane for the flight to Lebala Camp.


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We have been seeing Dr. Maloney since 2014. I have 3 small children and he is wonderful with them. He never appears rushed. He is very friendly and puts you at ease. It is easy to get an appointment within a day or two of calling. With the children he often takes them within a few hours of calling. The staff are great and there is never a wait. The most I have ever waited was 15 minutes, but the standard time is usually 2 minutes. The nurse that does the baby needles is very thorough and great with the kids. We are so thankful to have him as our doctor and couldn't ask for anyone better.
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Dr, Maloney took over from our doctor of 30+years. Definatly big boots to fill as Dr.B. was the best. He listens and takes the time to talk to you about what you re there for.
Hes a good listener...and has been so helpful each time I have gone in which isnt that often. I do find it a bit unprofessional though that his receptionist talks about things in front of people waiting to get in. Files are out there for us to see too...that kind of is unsettlling.
It couldn't have been easy taking over suh a large practice and trying to fill such large shoes (sorry Dr B, but you do have big feet) but Dr Maloney dove right in. There were some growing pains (he was a bit shy, I think) but I notice he was finally relaxed on my last visit. I hardly ever go to the doctor, but when I do go, I want his undivided attention. I think he realized that. My family does miss Dr B's quirky sense of humour tho. But I'm sure there's one in Dr M just waiting for the right time and opportunity. And I too like the fact that he doesn't hesitate to admit he doesn't have all the answers and will look things up. Ego does not belong where important health decisions are made. I think we got lucky in getting Dr M.
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April 11, 2007
Colorado State University signed seven student-athletes to National Letters of Intent (NLI) on Wednesday, the first day of the spring signing period. Women's Basketball inked one player, while Cross Country, Swimming and Diving, and Water Polo each signed two student-athletes.
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Colorado State Head Women's Basketball Coach Jen Warden announced today that Lauren Young has signed a National Letter of Intent on the first day of the spring signing period. Young, a standout player from Edina High School in Edina, Minn., will join the Rams for the 2007-08 season.
Young becomes the sixth player to sign with the Rams for the upcoming season, joining Elle Queen (6-0, F, Excelsior, Minn./Minnetonka HS), Whitney Wood (6-2, F, Ladera Ranch, Calif./Santa Margarita HS), Danielle Albus (5-9, G, Aumsville, Ore./Cascade HS), Bonnie Barbee (5-8, G, Mesa, Ariz./Red Mountain HS) and Zoi Simmons (5-6, Guard, Fontana, Calif./ IMG Academy (Fla.)) who signed letters of intent during the fall signing period.
Lauren Young (6-2, Power Forward, Edina, MN/Edina H.S.)
Young, a 6-2 power forward, amassed 1,052 points in her high school career for Edina, shooting at a 41 percent clip from the field, while dishing out 69 assists, 161 steals and 578 rebounds (230 offensive) in 90 career games.
As a senior, she averaged 16.7 points and 8.9 rebounds per contest en route to her second consecutive All-Classic Lake Conference selection. She was also selected to the all-state team and was a candidate for Ms. Minnesota Basketball. Young earned all-tournament honors by leading Edina to a third place finish in the state tournament after posting career-highs of 32 points and 14 rebounds in the third place game against Champlin Park. She was also selected to the Minnesota Girls Basketball Coaches Association All Star Team and was recently chose as a Minnesota Timberwolves Top-Five Player and recognized at halftime of a game.
Warden on Young: "Lauren brings tremendous athleticism in a long 6-2 frame. Her ability is impressive and her upside is downright scary. We couldn't be happier to welcome Lauren to the Ram family."
Cross Country
Colorado State cross country coach Bryan Berryhill today announced the signing of two student-athletes to National Letters of Intent. Both Allison Gohl and Lauren Kleppin will enroll at Colorado State in the fall of 2007.
Allison Gohl (Distance, Westminster, CO/Northglenn HS)
Gohl finished 3rd in the 3200 meters at the 2006 Colorado 5A State Track and Field Championships and was 4th at 2006 Colorado State 5A Cross Country Championships. She then finished the season very strong by placing 13th at the Foot Locker Midwest Regional Championships and 14th at the USA Junior Cross-Country Championships.
Berryhill on Gohl: "Allison has all the tools required to be a very successful collegiate distance runner," stated Berryhill. "She has the work ethic and mental toughness that is required to excel at the Division I level. She's the kind of person that when you meet her you just know she will be successful. We're just thrilled to be adding such a tremendous athlete, student, and person to the Ram family."
Lauren Kleppin (Distance, Milwaukee, WI/South Milwaukee HS)
Kleppin was the Wisconsin High School Division 1 State Champion in cross country in 2006, posting an undefeated season until she finished 22nd at the Foot Locker Midwest Regional Cross Country Championship.
Berryhill on Kleppin: "We're very excited to add someone of Lauren's level to our program," Berryhill said. "Lauren is a tremendous athlete, person and student. She is a proven winner and will bring that winning attitude to the Division I level. We're looking for great things from her at Colorado State."
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Colorado State Swimming and Diving Coach John Mattos announced today the signing of two student-athletes to National Letters of Intent. Michelle Price and Nicole Lynch will join the Rams for the 2007-08 season.
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Mattos on Price: "Her third place finish in the 100 backstroke at this year's 5A High School Swimming and Diving Championships served notice that Michelle is just beginning to find her niche in the upper echelons of the swimming world. She will have an immediate impact on next year's team."
Nicole Lynch (Breaststroke and Sprint Freestyle, Phoenix, Ariz. /Xavier College Prep.)
Mattos on Lynch: "Nicole has the potential to be all-conference in the breaststroke and sprint freestyle events in her first year at Colorado State. She is an excellent student with a lot of speed."
Water PoloColorado State women's water polo coach John Mattos announced that Orsolya Nadasdy of Columbus, Ohio and Andrea Victoria of Plantation, Fla., have signed National Letters of Intent to play with the Rams beginning in the 2008 season.
Nadasdy will graduate from Upper Arlington High School where she excelled in both swimming and water polo. She competed in the prestigious Top 40 Tournament in Long Beach, Calif., last November.
"Orsi brings a very strong arm and legs to the future of the program," said Mattos. "She'll be utilized as a driver and will bring international experience to the pool."
Victoria, who will graduate from St. Thomas Aquinas this spring, comes to Colorado State after playing on the Venezuelan National Team.
"Andrea is an excellent swimmer and has superb knowledge of the game," commented Mattos. "She can play any position and will greatly improve our chances to jump into the Top 20 in the nation next season."
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Even closer is renowned Lumahai Beach (of South Pacific fame) and a few more miles from Lumahai is the charming town of Hanalei resting on the shore of the grand two and half mile crescent sand beach of Hanalei Bay!!
This affordable cottage maintains a comfortable queen size bed, with cotton linens provided. The cottage has a full size bathroom, complete with tub/shower combo, pedestal sink, toilet and skylight! And for a refreshing rinse off after the beach there is an outdoor shower. This location is an affordable accommodation for a couple.
Kauai's North Shore host several delicious restaurants within easy driving from this cottage, but if you want to have a night at home relaxing from your days adventure, the kitchen amenities will allow you to cook some tasty meals, and keep your drinks cool!
From the Lihue Airport to Kauai Valley Retreat you will travel a little over 35 miles. It can take up to an hour to go that far, remember everyone, it's island time!
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Keywords: One bed one bath Cottage, North Shore Kauai
Paula & Lindon have been coming to Kauai for over 29 years, where the dream of living on Kauai was planted. The beauty of the island, active outdoor living, and the community made it a perfect choice! Lindon is a Chiropractor who runs a thriving practice and is a wealth of health based knowledge. Paula has a background in the travel industry, a degree in conservation and has traveled herself for many years, so between the two of them, have created an offering of a simple, relaxed, comfortable space on Kauai. They are excited to be able to share this beauty as well as care take this piece of paradise. Owners live in a separate house on the 1 acre grounds.
Paula Keeler purchased this cottage in 2007
We purchased this property because of it's location. The North Shore of Kauai is so peaceful and private. We live next to the Wainiha river & and are close to the Wainiha Preserve. At night you can hear the ocean surf roll up the river, and hear both river and ocean at the same time! The property is within minutes of SEVERAL of the most astounding beaches! We love to swim at the Lumahai river mouth daily. It is so close and convenient to the house. We are also minutes to the trail head of the famous Napali Coast Trail. Local fresh produce and foods provide us with options for healthy eating & lifestyle.
Serene, close to nature, bird lovers paradise. Continental Breakfast provided if requested. The property is located in the Wainiha Valley on the North Shore of Kauai, and is within minutes of SEVERAL of the most astounding beaches on the north shore of Kauai! River and mountain views. We are also minutes to the trail head of the famous Napali Coast Trail. At night you can hear the sound of the waves crashing, AND the Wainiha River. The cottage is recently renovated. Big open kitchen, dining table seating for 4
All reviews written prior to 6/1/11 were written for the main house on the property. The one bedroom one bath cottage with kitchen is what is available currently, and all reviews submitted after 6/1/11 will be for the cottage. We are excited to offer this clean, efficient and affordable North Shore accommodation. Mahalo!
A perfect place to stay on the North Shore. The cottage was very clean and comfortable and the kitchen well stocked with everything we needed! Our hostess provided a welcomed breakfast for our first morning. Thanks Paula for the wonderful hospitality.
Wonderful! Outstanding hospitality. Our host had everything from fresh banana bread, milk, granola, coffee, fruit, and more waiting for us. Made that first night and morning a real get away without the hassle of searching for a grocery store. This cottage is close to so many great things ... Napoli Coast, Tunnel Beach, Ke'e beach, and Hanalei Bay. The cottage is clean with updated kitchen and bathroom features. Great internet access and comfy couch and chairs for those wonderful afternoon showers - a perfect spot to catch up, read, take a nap, and anticipate watching the beauty of Kauai wake-up day by day. We loved the flowers just outside the door - colorful and vibrant and our host brought fresh flowers inside daily to enjoy. We will be coming back!
We can't get over how wonderful and perfect our stay was! The lovely and thoughtful homemade breakfast, the accommodating nature of Paula to make sure we had everything we needed while giving us our privacy. What an ideal location! We also stayed on the south side of the island and had wished our entire stay had been on the north side at Paula's wonderful cottage. Ideal spot for an off the beaten path stay, surrounded by the beauty that is Kauai. Close to the best beaches, hiking and exploring. We can't wait to come back! Thank you for everything, Paula!
What a special and peaceful cottage in the beautiful north shore of Kauai!! We were fortunate to have stayed at Paula's cottage because it was located only a few miles from the trailhead of the Kalalau Trail along the Na Pali Coast. Our goal was to hike to the waterfall on the Trail and to snorkel at Ke'e Beach and Tunnels Beach. Paula had the snorkel equipment to share, literature on hiking trails, and incredible HOSPITALITY. We had plenty of privacy at the cottage to enjoy grilling fish and drinking our morning coffee as we sat and watched the birds. It is a picturesque and short drive to the village of Hanalei where there are shops and restaurants to visit. If we do return to Hawaii we will most definitely stay at Paula's cottage.
Paula was a lovely hostess. Greatly appreciated the yogurt, fruit and granola! If you want to explore the north coast, this is a great place from which to do so. Quick drive to Tunnels, Ke'e, Lumahai, Hanalei Bay, etc. Other than the ever-present roosters (smiley face), very quiet and relaxed. If you value privacy and don't like to be around all the other tourists, stay here!
After one of our booked cottages fell through, we were fortunate to find this beautiful place tucked in the lush Wainiha Valley on the north shore. It was better than we expected and very close to the beaches and trails we wanted to visit. For us it had all the comforts of home, and an efficient kitchen for preparing our meals. We did not want a condo experience, and this place gave us the privacy we wanted. The shops and grocery store in Hanalei are close enough to run in for anything you need.
Paula our hostess, took very good care of us. The fresh fruit, yogurt, homemade granola and other perks were over the top. I also liked the fact that the hot water heater was solar. The yard landscaping was beautiful. Our only disappointment was having to leave such a welcoming cottage and setting.
I would return in a heartbeat and recommend it to my friends.
Whale watching, hiking, surfing, fishing, birding, Kite Surfing, Stand up paddle boarding, are all within minutes of this affordable property.
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WASHINGTON, March 2— Prosecutors have agreed to delay the indictment of Robert Philip Hanssen, the Federal Bureau of Investigation officer accused of spying, while defense lawyers have agreed not to challenge the government's request to keep Mr. Hanssen incarcerated before trial.
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I am an ice cream fanatic and I have tasted some of the best ice creams in the world. Yes there are a few great shops in Venice and Rome, Paris and in other parts of Spain but my favorite is Heladeria Freskitto in Malaga. The shop is small but all the ice cream is home made creations of master ice cream maker Jose Antonio Romero. This man is dedicated to making great ice cream and he has won recognition from his peers for doing so. This is world class ice cream and I suggest the chocolate, which he is famous for and the pistachio. While in Malaga I am visiting this shop every day and then I walk many kms to make up for my wonderful indulgence. Thanks Jose Antonio for making ice cream in Malaga.
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Located in the heart of DC on quiet Riggs Place, just a few blocks from world-class restaurants, outdoor cafes, shops, and the Dupont Circle Metro. Walk to museums, the White House, National Zoo, the Kennedy Center, grocery stores and playgrounds. Rent a bike from Capital Bikeshare and travel the area's many bicycle trails. Buy a ticket on the DC Hop-On-Hop-Off Open-Top Double-Decker Bus that stops only three blocks away.
Enjoy the 600 Sq. Ft. Large English Basement Apartment furnished as an integral part of our modern home and decorated with art from our travels. The living room has an oriental rug, two convertible couches, dining area with seating for four, 32' cable TV and DVD. The bedroom has a pillow-top queen bed, dressers, radio and Berber carpeting. There is a compact, fully equipped kitchen and bathroom with shower and tub. Guests can control the heating/air conditioning and access Wi-Fi. No Washer and dryer but we will do a load of your laundry once a week.
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Keywords: Dupont Circle Large English Basement of our 105 year old historic house with private front and rear doors and windows throughout.
Our family has traveled the world. We have ridden elephants, camels, ox carts, rickshaws. Tuk Tuks, cog railway and canal boats. Transportation is not as exotic in Washington, but we can provide guidance for walking tours, Metro rides, and bicycle trips.
We can guide you to the many Washington Museums, particularly those you must see. You can also visit our own small collection of world art including: Bedouin Camel Bag, Egyptian Papyrus Painting, Kenyan Batik, Ugandan Wild Life Painting, Peruvian Weaving, African Sculpture, Hindu Ganesha, Indian Great Mandela, Israeli and Mexican Pottery, and Australian Walkabout.
At any time, the Washington area is home to over a hundred live theatrical performances, a number within an easy walk or Metro ride. We subscribe and contribute to the Kennedy Center, the Shakespeare Theater, the Phillips Museum, the Newseum, and the Keegan Theater. We're happy to critique the shows we have seen.
Roberta or Gregory purchased this apartment in 2008
Our home at 1829 Riggs Place is on a quiet one way street but only three blocks from Dupont Circle and its many restaurants, shops and Metro, and steps to more shops and restaurants on neighboring 18th street, in Adams Morgan, and in the U-Street Corridor. We could not be happier with our safe, quiet and convenient location.
Our neighborhood is populated with very interesting people, most of whom will be happy to meet and talk with you. There are always crowds at the two local Starbucks, playing chess or music at the Circle, and at the fenced in city dog park at S street and New Hampshire Avenues.
The part mentioned was perfect for my family of four. We really enjoyed the location, which was a quick walk to the metro. We walked it everyday. No problem finding street parking. The owners were amazing, and sweet people. They gave us some wonderful recommendations of local restraunts. We especially enjoyed the local Thai food restraunt and the Firehook bakery. The kitchen was well equipped and they were happy to teach us how to use the gas oven. Lol. Last but not least, the bed slept very well and my kids did not complain about the futons. I recommend bringing luggage in the back entrance.
A lovely apartment, large, extremely clean, and unbelievably close to numerous fine restaurants; also metro stop is close. Convenience par excellence. And the Milmans are perfect hosts: attentive, conscientious, discrete and honest. We left a muffler behind; they found it and mailed it to us, no muss no fuss. Good people all the way around, and we would stay with them again in a heartbeat.
Apartment is basic; photos are accurate. Apartment is down 4-5 steep very narrow stairs with low overhang. Have to stoop to get up and down the stairs without railing. I feel this is important information in case people have trouble with stairs or do not want to stoop to get up and down from the apartment. TV is old/dated and didn't work very well - probably time for a flat screen. Overall, apartment was moderately clean but not spotless. Heard owners upstairs in evening walking/talking. Average not high end place; location is convenient.
Our spring break was near flawless at Riggs Place on Dupont Circle. We felt very comfortable with two adults and two kids and had an incredible time. Roberta and Gregg left a neighbor as contact while the start of our trip overlapped with their being away from the property just in case we needed help. They gave us great tips for traveling in DC and wonderful recommendations for transportation. The location is ideal and the food in the area was outstanding. Plenty of room for breakfast lunch or dinner at the apartment and great choices for eating out. Thanks for a great stay. We would definately return and recommend their rental.
My husband, I and our two sons stayed 11 nights in this homey apartment. The photos in the listing accurately reflect the apt which we found clean and with ammenities in good working order. Besides features mentioned in other reviews, we apprecitated: power strips in the bedroom and living area for recharging gadgets and using a hairdryer, great lighting in each room, full-sized fridge (teen boys= lots of food and milk), less restrictive rear entrance that provided easy access for the three family members over 6', separate controls in bedroom and front room for A/C (which kept the apt cool despite 100+ degree days), and real economy vs. hotel options.There is an iron/board and hairdryer, bin for recycling, reusable shopping bags; owners provide garbage bags, dish and bath soap, paper towels and napkins . A basket in the apt holds lots of brochures and area info. Owner noise through the ceiling is minimal. Sheers cover the windows on front and rear doors but don't offer complete privacy. Unlike most hotels, the exhaust fan in the bathroom works great so you don't exit your shower into a sauna. We found the apt location to be very convenient for the lovely neighborhood walk to the Metro and Safeway, with a CVS, B of A ATM, and Krispy Kreme a little bit farther walk to the south. Roberta and Greg were accessible and responsive to a couple of issues that developed and were resolved promptly. They gave ample notice if they needed to access the apt. Security deposit was refunded promptly. We would not hesitate to recommend this property to others and would likely rent it again when visiting the D.C. Metropolitan area. Thanks Roberta and Greg for a lovely stay!
We stayed in this large apartment for five nights, my husband and I and our two adult daughters. It was comfortable and extremely convenient and in a very safe and elegant neighborhood. The owners live above and were accessible and very cooperative. The entrance thru a tiny stairway is appealing, heat and air conditioning are fine, kitchen is complete and there is lots of space. That it is partially below the sidewalk level is not an issue. There is plenty of light. The bathroom is adequate and the shower has forceful hot water! Our daughters slept on the futon couches in the living room and we used the spacious queen bedroom. My only complaint was the absence of one or more comfortable chairs..for reading or conversation. Other than that we think your stay in this unit will be delightful!
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Canjo grad Winsman honored by Empire 8
May 18, 2016 UTICA— Utica College senior pitchers William Winsman (Canajoharie) and Joshua Webb (Verona-Vernon-Sherrill) were selected to the Empire 8 Baseball Championships All-Tournament team in a release by... more »»
Seven area teams to compete in sectionals
May 17, 2016 The postseason begins today for three area high school baseball teams. Broadalbin-Perth, Johnstown and Canajoharie will all be in action today in the Section II Tournament. more »»
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May 17, 2016 Just three area high school softball teams will take part in the Section II softball tournament. more »»
Huskies fall short in sectional opener
May 17, 2016 GLOVERSVILLE — After posting a pair of wins over Queensbury during the regular season, the Gloversville boys tennis team looked to continue its winning ways over the Spartans in the quarterfinals of... more »»
Fort Plain defeats Gloversville, 11-5
May 17, 2016 GLOVERSVILLE — Jon Calbet finished 3-for-4 with four runs scored to help Fort Plain to an 11-5 win over Gloversville in a non-league baseball game at Husky Field on Monday. more »»
JHS boys lacrosse tops Averill Park
May 17, 2016 AVERILL PARK — Patrick Fleming finished with four goals and two assists to help Johnstown to a 6-4 win over Averill Park in a non-league boys lacrosse game Monda. more »»
Royal Mountain kicks off season with motocross event
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Foothills Council champs
May 16, 2016 Gloversville's Scotty and Damian Bruce won the doubles title at the Foothills Council Tournament at Queensbury High School on May 7. more »»
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I jumped a nice 6-point this fall on the old railroad right-of-way behind my apartment complex while walking my Irish setter. Upon returning home and announcing the find, my oldest, Bennett, wanted to grab his bow and hunt it.
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The 1.8-million-acre Ouachita National Forest that President Theodore Roosevelt established in 1907 was once 30 miles west of town. It's about half that distance away now.
A recent study by the natural resources and outdoor recreation research survey firm, Responsive Management, says urban sprawl is one of the main factors hindering the recruitment of new hunters from our youth.
A rabbit or squirrel hunt along the old railroad right-of-way is no longer an option. And those Canada geese that flew overhead in range while I was walking the dog this morning are safe, too. No opportunity and no experience mean no new hunters.
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After Being There was published, author Jerzy Kosinski got a telegram from its lead character Chance the Gardener: "Available in my garden or outside of it." Kosinski dialed the accompanying telephone number and Peter Sellers answered. Sellers indeed got the part and gave an indelible performance (scoring National Board of Review and Golden Globe Best Actor Awards and an Academy Award nomination*) in this modern comedy classic. Isolated all his life in a Washington, DC, townhouse, Chance knows only what hes seen on TV. Cast into the world, he stumbles into the inner circle of political power brokers (including Melvyn Douglas in his second Oscar-winning* role) eager for "sage wisdom." As Chance might say, youll like to watch.]]>
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It's a slow starter. First time I saw it, I remember being somewhat puzzled by the opening, where Chance is revealed as a very retarded middle-aged man, trained as a gardener, who apparantly has reached his full--and extremely limited--potential. He loses his livelihood and his sheltered place to live when "the old man"--his mysterious benefactor--dies, and the lawyers in charge of the estate evict him.
My first chuckle came soon after, when he tried using his TV remote on a mugger, trying to change the experience into something more pleasant; it wasn't until this point in the film that things began to make sense to me.
Throughout the rest of the movie, scene after scene shows 'Chauncy Gardener' as a complete misfit--and highlights how we human beings, in all our frailty, create ourselves and our world through what we decide to believe. When Chancy speaks, his words are mysterious because they are short and puzzling--when those around him try to make sense of them, they take what he says as metaphors, and read wildly profound meanings in his words.
(This leads to Jerzy Kosinski's purpose for writing the novel, to highlight the foolish way people blindly swallow whatever tripe the media--and our politicians--serve up. IMO director Hal Ashby caught Jerzy's intention with this movie even better than the book did.)
At the same time that people read wisdom into his simple words, Chauncy is fully present and honest in the moment, and the other characters--to whom this is foreign--treasure that, even while they completely miss that Chance is totally clueless as to what's really going on (with one notable exception).Read more ›
The movie tells the story of a half-retarded gardener, Chance, whom one supposes is the illegitimate son of a prominent business man in Washington, D. C. This occurs in 1979, when the Carter Administration was in its last stages of faded glory. Chance, played by Peter Sellers, is left homeless when the old man dies. He then wanders the streets of the big city in search of his new life. Whatever he has learned has come from watching TV and he uses his remote control to change channels. While roaming the streets of Washington, Chance even tries his clicker in real life situations, which is very funny.
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The extras are nice, but brief. One short scene and one 'extension' plus the alternate (original) ending. Also, there's a promo piece for distributors with Peter and Hal Ashby. Nice to have these, but I'm wondering what happened to all those hours of videotapes of alternates of the whole film that I read about before. Were they poor quality or impossible to find? I heard some crumbled into dust when played back so perhaps they're gone for good.
The making of only has Illana Douglas (granddaughter of Melvyn)who was on set as a youngster. (Where is Shirley Maclaine? Most of the others are, of course, no longer with us.)
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