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|Across The Fence: Hinhan Kaga Paha
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|A look at - and helping - the State of the Valley
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|Across the Fence: The Battle of Coon Creek
|Across the Fence: David F. Cook and Indian Joe
|Curiosity Corner: An Uncommon Christmas Story
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|Janes Secret: Janes Secret XLV: Gun smoke
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|Across the Fence: Before Barbed Wire
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|Janes Secret: Janes Secret, XLIII: Jail house rock
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|Across The Fence: New Englands Heroine Scalptress
|Across the Fence: Investigation at Spring Creek
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|Janes Secret LII: Eavesdroppers
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|Thinking about Health: Getting insurance under the Affordable Care Act
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|History Revisited:A Stray Moment: Life (and death) on the Oregon Trail
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|Janes Secret XLIX: Phillips agenda
|A Stray Moment: Brand new used cars
|Janes Secret XLVI: Sour grapes
|Janes Secret XLVII: A stormy afternoon
|No-Till Notes: Different Approaches Part II
|A Stray Moment: To honor them all their days
|No Till Notes:
|Teen Voice: Family for all intents and purposes
|Janes Secret LI: The telling
|A Stray Moment: Thanksgiving myths and traditions
|Arts Scene: Theatre Wests Les Miserables not to be missed: Anniversary production proves to be a memorable winner
|A Stray Moment: O Holy Night
|Building Bridges: Objectivity and fairness make a winning plan
|Teen Voice: To the future
|Why you should visit the zoo in February
|Building Bridges: Building us up to be what others see
|A Stray Moment: A city boy visits the Harvest Festival
|Building Bridges Teens in the Driver Seat is a program for LIFE
|Building Bridges: Save the world, educate through agriculture
|No Till Notes: Final Stop
|A Stray Moment: Time to get moving
|No-Till Notes: Dakota Lakes Dry Land Rotations
|The Christmas Story
|Building Bridges: Regionalism should be focus of our core-idor
|Building Bridges: Five years old IS a milestone
|Letters to the Editor
|No-Till Notes: American Society of Agronomy
|No-Till Notes: Drilling Edible Beans, part 2
|At the Library: Son by Lois Lowry
|No-Till Notes: Annual PNTP Tour
|Building Bridges: Seeking a big win out of the 4th quarter
|No-Till Notes: Plan to attend 2014 No-Till Conference
|SBNM View: Do you want to be a VIP?
|No-Till Notes: Fish and Mud
|Book Review: I Forgot to Remember By Su Meck
|No-Till Notes:Enjoyable meeting
|Building Bridges: Oregon Trail Daysmaking our present a celebrated past
|At the Monument: Night Sky
|Reach out for challenges
|No-Till Notes: Enjoyable Day
|No-Till Notes: The value of water
|Building Bridges: Love your enemies
|No-Till Notes: "Harvest"
|No-til Notes: Changing plans
|Letters to the Editor
|For the love of the game best courses in the valley
|Rotary International observes World Polio Day Oct. 24
|In the Hills: Nebraska Bighorn Sheep
|Welcome to the New in Gering
|Letter to the editor
|Building Bridges: Pause a moment...save a childs life
|View from Capitol Hill: Solutions for our economy and the budget
|Washington Report: Honoring Americas heroes
|Dear Fellow Nebraskans: Governors Ag Conference overview
|No-Till Notes: Last chance for North, South Dakota tour
|Teen Voice: Positive effects of social media
|No-till Notes: Moving forward
|Across The Fence: Battle of the Wabash: St. Clairs Defeat
|Coach Schadwinkel promoted strong sense of tradition
|Prairie Dogs
|Gering ninth graders answer the questions of life
|Building Bridges: Be a Destination Ambassador
|Gering freshmen introduce personalities, styles: Writing assignment encourages students to let individualism shine
|Jacks Insights: A word about weed control
|Totally Random: Trusting the fates
|At the Library: Book Review: Landline by Rainbow Rowell
|In the Hills: Explore the state parks
|Dear Nebraskans: Nebraska is the place for business
|Support letters requested for airport
|No Till Notes: Drilling edible beans
|Building Bridges: Tend to 2014 and be Happy, Happy, Happy
|Teen Voice: Cyber War
|At the Library: March into a good book
|Building Bridges: Dive into summerdive into living
|In the Hills: Arbor Day in Nebraska
|Building Bridges: Its happening at the Harvest Festival
|Final Point: Citizen receives first honor for Final Point
|At the Library: One Zentangle a Day
|Curiosity Corner: A Christmas with Buffalo Bill
|Lyman Review: Dog fun
|No-Till Notes: Back in the field
|Religious freedom must be protected
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|Updates from NRD: NRD promotes conservation
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|Building Bridges: Asking officials to speak and work as a body
|Our View: Let the downtown revitalization begin
|Teen Voice: Trouble Maker or Hard Worker?
|At the Library: Words of Radiance by Brandon Sanderson
|Lyman Review: Sheep Royalty
|Lyman Review: Taste of boot?
|Miss Movies: Miss Movies recommends her top 10 films of 2013
|At the Monument: That old (historic) building
|Dear Nebraskans: Massachusetts should not determine Nebraskas Presidential vote
|Teen Voice: My School, Their Rules
|Synchronicity:What brings me back
|Lyman Review: Branding Time
|At the Monument: Art in National Parks
|Building Bridges: Dont wait to develop
|Fellow Nebraskans: Congratulations on graduation day
|Building Bridges: Fair timelearn, respect, appreciate, enjoy!
|Teen Voice: Where is the love?
|Nature Notes: Love is in the air
|Their View: Goal post move unfair
|Across The Fence: The Harmar Campaign
|Support emergency services personnel
|Building Bridges: Supporting our teachers supports our children
|Creatures of the Night
|Jacks Insights: Knowing harvest
|Lyman Review: Nudge to the Butt
|Teen Voice: Inspire me
|Whats really going on with our water?
|Building Bridges: Honoring our blessings and our leaders
|Dear Nebraskans: Technology helps serve Nebraskans
|Update from the NRD: March updates from the NRD
|Building Bridges: Awards are only part of our success
|New at the Zoo: Volunteer at the Zoo
|At the Monument: Museum collections
|Dear Fellow Nebraskans: We Are Proud of the Nebraska National Guard
|At the Monument: Living History
|Teen Voice: Footprints
|Mayors Monthly: Moving on Gerings momentum
|Greetings from the State Capitol
|From the Capitol: The conduct we choose reflects our character
|At the Library: My Name is Resolute By Nancy E. Turner
|Teen Voice: The clock is ticking
|In the Hills: Learn the Dutch Oven
|Building Bridges: Be American - help your candidate
|Building Bridges: Know DOVES and know about domestic violence
|Janes Secret column on hiatus
|Lyman Review: A Tunnel of Birds
|At the Monument: Where are the animals?
|At the Monument: Junior Rangers
|Teen Voice: Hope for a New Year
|Updates from NRD: Happy New Year
|College Thoughts: Rotten for the minds? Think again
|Teen Voice: Unexpected joys of being a sibling
|View of the Zoo: VIPs at RCD
|Notes from NRD: Thanks agricultural producers
|Totally Random: Where does it go?
|To whom are we thankful?
|Fourth of July meetings
|In the Hills: Awesome Amphibians and Rough Reptiles
|In the Hills: Pollinators the buzz
|Building Bridges: Help! is the key word for the holidays
|Website Resources
|At the Library: The Master Switch The rise and fall of information empires By Tim Wu
|At the Monument: So You want to be a Ranger?
|At the Zoo: Spring in to the zoo
|Letter to Editor clarifies drug testing policy
|Our View: Confidentiality agreement disrespectful
|Teen Voice: Home is where the heart is
|Across the Fence: Ladies First or First Ladies
|Linked Lives
|In the Hills: Nature for the Holidays
|In the Hills: Get to Know Our Feathered Travelers
|At the Library: I Shall Be Near to You By Erin Lindsay McCabe
|Be kind through communications
|Our View: Officials should take advantage of available training
|No-Till Notes: A word about weed control
|Most Read News Stories of 2013
|A Stray Moment - A night owl born to an 8 to 5 world
|Dynasty made Gering the biggest little town in Nebraska
|Across the Fence: Judge Roy Bean : Texas prizefight promoter
|Across the Fence: Class of 67, last remnants of home
|Across the Fence: Black Hills Gold and the Thoen Stone
|Across The Fence: Amos Bad Heart Bull
|Across the Fence: Cheyenne County, Nebraska: cattle country
|Across the Fence: Burnetts Mound and the Topeka tornado
|Across The Fence: The Three Guardsmen
|Across The Fence: The hanging of Cornelius Donahue a.k.a. John A. Hurley
|Anno Domini: The memorial nobody wants
|Across The Fence: The Hat Creek Outpost
|Across The Fence: Freedom Triumphant Over War and Peace
|Anno Domini: Independence, an ideal worth celebrating
|Anno Domini: Ask the digital dust
|The Good Life: A holiday recipe for peace
|Anno Domini: On this remembering day
|Janes Secret, XXXX: A tale of mayhem
|Across the Fence: Pawnee legends in the Nebraska Panhandle
|Across the Fence; Prelude to the Red River War of 1874
|Anno Domini: We gather together
|Our View: Why rush the interlocal agreement?
|Observations Only : White water
|Across the Fence: Bose Ikard; Texas Cowboy
|Across the Fence - Catherines boys
|Observations Only: Gone away
|Across the Fence: When Lady Luck sleeps
|Across The Fence: Billy Dixon; Plainsman, Hunter, Indian fighter and Scout
|Capitol View: Wild life proposal costly but worthwhile
|Across the Fence: Fact, fiction or fragmented dreams?
|Across The Fence: A day For thanks
|Across the Fence: Discovering Ed Stemler
|Across The Fence: The Spanish Flu
|Across the Fence: The hand dug well
|Across the Fence: Dull Knifes Quest, part 1
|Across The Fence: Jules, Jack and lawless justice
|Across The Fence; Johnny Appleseed of the Oregon Trail
|A Stray Moment: In praise of encouragement
|Capitol View: Lincoln Highway captures spotlight
|Across The Fence: Celebrating the 120th anniversary of the Chadron to Chicago Cowboy Race, part I
|A Stray Moment: Earth Day, am I doing my part?
|Janes Secret, XXXII Janes Bad Day
|Janes Secret, XXIII: Mollys plan
|Across the Fence: A Cheyenne weekend
|The Good Life: Through my fathers eyes
|A Stray Moment: Having a blast on the Fourth of July
|Across the Fence: Cynthia Ann Parker, Comanche captive
|Observations Only: Critical thinking
|A Stray Moment: Learning how to walk
|A Stray Moment: Tacos! Our embarrassment of riches
|Across the Fence: Rural free delivery
|A Stray Moment: Star Trek: Infinite diversity in infinite combinations
|Across The Fence: Moc-chi, A Southern Cheyenne warrior
|Across the Fence: Bloody Pocket, the final battle
|Observations Only: Expect the best, part II
|Across The Fence: The Pawnee on Pumpkin Creek
|Across the Fence: A Cowboy kind of Christmas
|Observations Only: Sister lost
|Across the Fence: Fort Mitchell on the Great Platte River Road
|The Good Life: Its hard to believe, the Citizen is four years old
|Across the Fence - Boston: April 18, 1775
|The Good Life: Today we celebrate Global Oneness Day
|The Good Life: Christina Bakers mom: Thank you
|Across the Fence: The Overland Camel Company
|Totally Random: December 6, the day I lived
|Observations Only: Going home
|Jane's Secret XXXIV: Gin Rummy
|Across The Fence: First train from Saply Grove
|Janes Secret, XXVII: Town Meeting
|The Good Life - The worst day on record at the Citizen
|Thinking About Health: The challenge of signing up for Obamacare
|Across the Fence: Standing on the wagon
|Across the Fence: Wasicu Wakan
|Our View: Community responsible for kids
|A Small World: Chokecherry season evokes memories of yesterday
|The Good Life: A farm girl in my heart
|The Good Life: The best Christmas gift
|Janes Secret, part XXII: While the cats away
|Janes secret, XXVI: The suitcase
|Across The Fence: The Heartland plague of 1874-75
|Janes Secret, XXV: Mysteries
|Across The Fence: Billy Dixon at Adobe Walls, June 1874
|Janes Secret XXXVII: A starry night
|Observations Only: A day in August
|Observations Only: Waiting time
|Across The Fence: Crow Dog, Spotted Tails assassin
|Observations Only: Good and evil
|A Stray Moment: For the love of theatre
|Teen Voice: What diabetes taught me
|Janes Secret, XXXIII: Night walk
|Observations Only: Sisters lost, part IV
|A Stray Moment: - The case for Hagel
|Completely Different: The bucket list phenomenon
|Janes Secret, XXIV: The last drive
|The Good Life: The lasting effects of bullying
|Janes Secret, part XX: Change of plans
|Janes Secret, XXVIII: Lame Johnny
|A Stray Moment: A voice from the past, haunting myself
|Janes Secret, XXX: A new wrinkle
|The Good Life: Extending grace, the lost art
|The Good Life: A time to be proud of our ancestors
|Teen Voice: The gift of caring
|The Good Life: People of the Valley, we have a choice
|A city kid goes to the fair
|Observations Only: A matter of paradox
|Teen Voice: Nobody else can lower you
|Observations Only: Curious things
|The Good Life: Cooler breezes bring anticipation of fall
|Janes Secret, part XXI: Gertrudes Agenda
|Observations Only: The awful truth
|Janes Secret XXXV: Bugs and things
|Observations Only: The vigil
|The Good Life: Innovation and young energy enriches us all
|A Stray Moment: Without a net
|A Stray Moment: All's well that ends well, usually
|Observations Only: Temptation
|Teen Voice: Is respect dead?
|Janes Secret, Part XVIV: Crystal Waters
|Observations Only: A gift of serenity
|Janes Secret, XXIX: Freds debacle
|Observations Only: Reality check
|Observations Only: Final moment
|Across the Fence: Dull Knifes Quest: Part 2 of 2
|The Good Life: Mom, my partner in life
|Observations Only: A sad week
|Observations Only: The last toothpick
|A Stray Moment: I love Sookie Stackhouse
|Observations Only: Afraid of the dark
|Jane's Secret, XXXI: Sixes and sevens
|The Good Life: The two different types of business people
|Teen Voice: Until we say goodbye
|Observations Only: Saint Marge
|Across the Fence: Aunt Sally and Dakota Gold
|Observations Only: A fine line
|Observations Only: Indifferent love
|Janes Secret, XXXVIII: Bad girls
|A Stray Moment: God Knows
|Observations Only: Uneventful flight
|Observations Only: A matter of matter
|Observations Only: A soul's journey, part III
|A Stray Moment : Carry the weight
|Observations Only: Curious things, part II
|Observations Only: A soul's journey, part two
|Across the Fence: Remembering Armistice Day
|Observations Only: The vision
|Observations Only: Fuzzy angel
|A Stray Moment: Now is the winter of our disconnect
|Observations Only: Off to the races
|Observations Only: Hog wash
|Completely Different: The good, the bad, and the remedy
|Observations Only: Beginnings
|Observations Only: The shadow of error
|The Good Life: We are the Valleys emissaries
|Janes Secret XXXVI: The dream
|Observations Only: Willfulness
|Observations Only: The need to understand
|Observations Only: A souls journey
|Across the Fence: When Fiddler quit running
|Observations Only: The last goodbye
|Observations Only: Divine prompts
|Observations Only: A good daughter
|Observations Only: One more time
|Across The Fence: Last Christmas
|A Stray Moment: World War Two is not forgotten
|Observations Only: Sisters lost, part two
|Observations Only: Expect the best
|Across the Fence: Celebrating the 120th anniversary of the Chadron to Chicago Cowboy Race, part II
|Observations Only: Divine spirit
|Observations Only: The unvarnished truth
|From the Superintendents Desk - Option Enrollment
|Observations Only: Sisters lost, part III
|Across The Fence: Union Pacific robbery at Big Springs
|Building Bridges: Chautauqua will bring out the best in everyone
|Observations Only: Choices
|Building Bridges: Being grateful for the hardships in life
|Teen Voice: Thanksgiving
|Totally Random: Astrology: Its all in the stars
|Observations Only: Journey's end
|No-Till Notes: Water Funding Task Force
|Building Bridges: Planning now for tourism season 2014
|From the Superintendents Desk: Thanks for the memories
|I'm falling for Tumblr?
|Completely Different: The game is afoot, a look at Sherlock Holmes
|Building Bridges: Cleaning up for company--or not--reveals a lot
|Teen Voice: Ill be healthy tomorrow
|Teen Voice: Shopping days or holidays?
|Observations Only: The visit
|Teen Voice: My rebellion
|Totally Random: Lifes ripples
|Totally Random: My journey, life after living
|Barrs Bacon Wrapped Fantasy Picks: A rookie's guide to drafting your dream team
|Political Cartoon by Doug Hoevet
|Building Bridges: Following the spirit of Gering
|Teen Voice: Body bashing and self-image
|Lyman Review: Now that's a set of handlebars!
|Building Bridges: Observing bullies, abuse and pastors
|Teen: Voice : Drinking enough water
|The Lyman Review: I love baby ducks
|Teen Voice: Sticks and stones
|Guest Editorial: The future of health care at Regional West
|No-Till Notes: Joe Franks Memorial
|Building Bridges: Celebrating the Bulldog homecoming
|Completely Different: The Marilyn Monroe conundrum
|Teen Voice: Stress test
|Guest Voices
|From the Superintendents Desk - Haig and Aurora Buildings
|Completely Different: Whats speech got to do with it?
|A Small World: Special guest
|Totally Random: October, the pink month
|Dear Fellow Nebraskans: Collegebound Nebraska
|Teen Voice: Equality
|Life in the Rearview Mirror: The Moments we live for
|Completely Different: Hey there, four eyes!
|Lyman Review: Devil calf
|Teen Voice: Being a girl
|Teen Voice: Shadow art
|A Small World: Legends week promises fun for everyone
|Lyman Review: Goat-chasing cardio
|Teen Voice: Silence
|Across The Fence: By the dawns early light
|Teen Voice: Fifty reasons to smile
|From the Superintendents Desk: Summer School 2013
|Teen Voice: Dealing with stress
|Totally Random: Im a backwards reader
|From the Hill: More Work Ahead
|Teen Voice: Dont be fooled by fads
|Completely Different: Do you know John Green?
|Teen Voice: The need to get away
|Teen Voice: Gleek tragedy
|Teen Voice: The rivalry
|Teen Voice: Learning calculus more than numbers
|A real leaning tree Christmas
|Teen Voice: Go ahead, make my day
|Teen Voice: Say yes to branching out
|Teen Voice: The benefits of online learning
|Guest Voice: If I could do it over again
|Lyman Review: The love goat
|Teeing Off: Around the Green
|Final Point: Golf, cross country feats headline fall season successes
|Our View: Come home to Nebraska, but not just anywhere
|Totally Random: The Golden Rule
|From the Superintendents Desk: Early Childhood Education
|Lyman Review: One mean chicken
|From the Superintendents Desk : Draft Calendar 2013-14
|Teen Voice - On the outside looking In
|Completely Different: The Disney princess debate: an exercise in the ridiculous
|Teen Voice: Serendipity
|Teeing Off: Persistence
|Lyman Review: Something wicked this way comes
|Teen Voice: Twitter as sleep criminal
|Teen Voice: Previously unwritten cell phone rules
|Life in the Rearview Mirror: Life enhancing memories
|Building Bridges: New will become a buzzword in the Valley
|Teen Voice: New Years goals
|Our View: Pipeline not a solution to oil problems
|Teen Voice: Self-expression
|Lyman Review: The elusive farm cat
|Teen Voice: Living within our means
|Completely Different: I go to seek a Great Perhaps
|Teen Voice: Saying Goodbye
|Lyman Review: Winter's dog
|From the Superintendents Desk - Parent Teacher Conferences
|From the Pastor's Pen: Lord, teach us to pray
|Teen Voice: Congratulations, youre awful
|Life in the Rearview Mirror: The world is a stage
|Political Cartoon by Doug Hoevet
|Totally Random: Happy Halloween
|From the Superintendent's Desk: School Safety and Security
|Update From the NRD: Winter has arrived
|Welcome to Gering and the 92nd Oregon Trail Days Celebration.
|Up The Creek Without A Paddle: The NRD wants to do what with your money?
|Teen Voice: Catfished
|Completely Different: The mystery of Vivian Maier
|Teen Voice: Pinning your interest
|Life in the Rearview Mirror: Greensburg strong
|A Small World: Savoring county fair days
|Teeing Off: Lessons learned from golf
|Teen Voice: What senior year taught me
|Life in the Rearview Mirror: Experiencing life passion
|Life in the Rearview Mirror: Personal control of an individual response
|Teen Voice: What is love?
|Our View: County Manager option leads to Good Old Boys' Club
|From the Superintendents Desk - District purchase of building
|Teeing Off: Mind Gym
|Life in the Rearview Mirror: Adapt and adjust
|Miss Movies: Ten movies for romance
|From the Pastor's Pen: Unbelievable breaking news
|Completely Different - The magic of spring
|Teen Voice: Holiday horrors
|Completely Different: Thats so Pinteresting
|Teen Voice: Body image
|Rural America and immigration reform
|Teen Voice: Indulge In moderation
|Teen Voice: Go ahead, make my day
|Teen Voice: Remember what you have
|Life in the Rearview Mirror: I hate coffee
|Completely Different: Perfect memories made in imperfect moments
|Teen Voice: The daily struggle to a lifelong battle
|Completely Different: New Years Resolutions
|Five Good Reasons to Create an Investment Strategy
|Teen Voice: Whats so great about pizza?
|From the Superintendents Desk - Financial Outlook for Gering Public Schools
|Teeing Off: The thing about state
|Life in the Rearview Mirror: Work is more than a four-letter word
|Teen Voice: Do It Anyway
|Across the Fence: The Pony Express
|Teen Voice: The Other Side
|Our View: Childcare not school districts role
|Our View: County has some splainin to do
|A Halloween Story: The scary dream
|Christmas stories from Freshman Academy students
|Our View: The elephant in the room
|Teen Voice: By my side until the newness wears off


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The 14th Eastleigh Scout and Guide Band is a concert and marching band
based in Eastleigh, Hampshire. The band celebrates its 45th anniversary
in 2013, and regularly performs in concerts, carnivals and parades all over
the country and abroad.
The Concert and Marching Band rehearses every Thursday from 18.30 - 21.00, and the Merlins 'Training Band' on alternate Fridays from 18:45 - 20:00 at the 14th Eastleigh Scout Hut in Allbrook.
Other ensembles provided by the band include a Dance Band and Saxophone Quartet.
Latest News:
Our concert with the Band of the Hampshire Constabulary on Saturday 15th February 2014, in aid of the NeoNatal Unit at Winchester Hospital raised a fantastic £3,200 for the unit, which will go towards Oxygen saturation monitors. The concert was a massive success, with a particular highlight being the 'massed' second half, with over 85 musicians on stage!


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Welcome to the world class Mauna Kea Resort. A place where dreams come true! Relax in this exquisitely decorated one-level luxurious residence with ten- and twelve-foot high ceilings, situated on Hapuna Beach Golf Course Fairway #3, with an enchanting infinity-edge pool with water terrace and full-length covered lanai with slate deck, overlooking the fairway with breath-taking wrap-around views of the Pacific and year-round golden sunsets. Centered in this view is Maui's Haliakala Peak rising in the distance.
This is an affordable solution for your next family vacation to enjoy all of this and more, with guest access to the world-famous beaches and golf courses of both of the resort hotels – the Mauna Kea and Hapuna Beach Prince.
Enjoy watching the sunset over the ocean from the big private infinity-edge salt water pool (solar heated), or sit under the array of stars unlike anything you've seen, in the heated whirlpool spa with its own CD sound system.
Enjoy a fully equipped entertainment center with large screen HD TV, DVD, VCR, CD player, and surround-sound audio system.
With ten and twelve-foot high ceilings, tiled floors, wool carpet in bedrooms -- this lovely home has it all: ceilings fans, 2 zone air-conditioning, TVs in all bedrooms, wireless internet access
Massive Jenn-Air gas charbroiler, and teak furnishings on the lanai, with comfortable wicker seating in the front trellised courtyard – another outside living space. ***
This home offers a complete gourmet kitchen with designer appliances (Sub-Zero refrigerator, 2-drawer Fisher Paykel dishwasher, Décor range and oven, etc.) and granite countertops throughout.
One master suite opens onto the lanai, has double lavs, a roomy shower and a large soaking tub with Jacuzzi. The other master suite has its own private entrance into the courtyard and its own walk-in shower built for two. A third bedroom sleeps two and is adjacent to the third full bath off the great room. All bedrooms include secluded televisions and DVD players.
And next to the kitchen, there is a game room with X Box that offers total privacy with its own private lanai.
Gather in the great room to watch a movie on the large-screen HDTV with surround sound or take in the attention to detail of the interior design. As you enter the foyer, two Japanese floor model display cases stand guard with more than 500 different species of Hawaiian-only seashells, a masterful collection in and of itself. Or gaze at the original and tropical art and Hawaiiana crafts featured throughout every room. The interior design is based on the same "east meets west" theme as are the hotels within the resort.
The great room and dining areas open onto the lanai and pool deck for indoor/outdoor entertaining.
You will have guest access to all resort amenities. Visit the Mauna Kea hotel or Hapuna Beach Prince hotel for guest access to their world-renown beaches, irresistible swimming pools, quaint shops, gourmet restaurants (over a dozen), world-class golf courses (the Mauna Kea -- in Golf Digest's Top 100), tennis courts overlooking the ocean (so popular that Harrison Ford took lessons here), two fitness centers including the brand new Mauna Kea fitness center, pro shops, gift shops, a weekly world-class Lu'au, and the island-renown Saturday night Clam Bake with all the lobster you can eat. Solicit the services of either hotel concierge to help you plan your site seeing adventures like the Black Beauties helicopter adventures where the heliport is right here in the resort. WU33251491-01
Keywords: Keywords: Ocean View, Maui View, on Golf Course, Hawaiian 3 bedroom luxury home, infinity pool, exclusive gated community in Mauna Kea Resort.
Donna, I can't tell you how wonderful our trip was! The house was perfectly beautiful! We created some everlasting memories and can't thank you enough for your help! We will be back! Kind regards!
I can't say enough about this gorgeous home with views of golf course, and 5 minutes to Hapuna pro shop.
The view, the pool and all the amenities led to our having a wonderful Valentine's day party with friends who
drove over from Hilo to party with us. Perfect for entertaining. Loved having breakfast on the lanai each morning and watch the golfers as they played and in the evening again before dinner having our cocktails and doing more of the same....watching the golfers. We have rented from Donna 3 times and we've booked to return again next year and we'll be booking twice next year to bring the grandkids over for a family vacation. This house has everything. Donna's properties are all fantastic....and for us what makes it even more perfect is that the golf course is so close. Thanks so much for a wonderful golf vacation and reunion site with relatives.
Donna, we had a great time at the house and resort. The house is really amazing. Thank you very, very much for our stay! Happy holidays!
My family and I stayed in this wonderful home for five days this past March. The house is well appointed, features fantastic views from the backyard, and in general is even nicer than depicted in the online photos. The pool and gourmet kitchen were particular family favorites. The house is very private and peaceful while also being conveniently located – the Mauna Kea beach is only a few minutes drive away, as are restaurants and stores. We would definitely rent this property again, and in fact are already planning our next trip!
We rented this beautiful home for 1 week for a family vacation over spring break and it was everything the VRBO site advertised and more. The pictures, while completely accurate, do not reflect the overall beauty of the property or the sunsets over the ocean. This is our 6th time to MK and all of the homes have been excellent, however, this is arguably the best. The layout of the home was perfect for our group (2 grandparents; 2 parents; 2 kids) as everyone had space to stretch out and relax. The kitchen is very functional and the outdoor grill is excellent. We cooked most evenings except for 2 nights (Merriman's; Big Island Brewhaus). The pool and hot tub were both big highlights, usually starting each morning in the pool and ending in the hot tub. Overall, this is an outstanding property that we would love to come back to again (and again).
Our stay was amazing....I've been to the big island 6 times...it was by far the best place we've stayed. Thanks for everything!
This homes rental program includes 2 memberships and registration fee paid by the owner to The Club and the Mauna Kea Resort (in season rates) giving you access to two beaches, two pools, two golf courses and over 13 restaurants, shops, and more. Charging privileges set up before your arrival promotes a worry free environment allowing you to charge anywhere within the resort (great for mom and dad) receiving all available guest discounts. Check out the turtles at Turtle Bay at the Hapuna and Manta's at the Mauna Kea! Concierge Services will plan your entire trip. Check out the Black Beauty Helicopters who leave right from the resort!
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Last Minute May Special!
May 1 2017 - May 31 2017
5 night minimum stay
Summer Time is Here!
Jun 1 2017 - Aug 31 2017
5 night minimum stay
Quiet Island Time!
Sep 1 2017 - Nov 16 2017
5 night minimum stay
Christmas 2017-18
Dec 17 2017 - Jan 6 2018
10 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
5 night minimum stay
|Weekly On Demand Hot Tub
|$250 + Tax
|Property Damage Protection
|Refundable damage deposit
|Tax Rate
Resort Access Fee: $65 per day family/group/friends billed to your resort account along with $400 departure cleaning fee.
This home is managed by Hikialani Resort Destinations, Inc. HI.RB.21965


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On December 18, 2015, the President signed into law the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2016 (H.R. 2029). This bill reauthorizes the tax credit for non-business energy property. Included in this section is the $300 federal tax credit for residential biomass heating products that meets the 75% efficiency requirement.
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I enjoyed it quite a bit. The animation was well done and nicely done with the fight scenes. The music fit nicely as well. I do have problems reading what was said during his flashback moments, the dialogue scrolled by much too quickly to keep up with and at times I was missing what was going on. Above all, this was a great piece, keep em coming!
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Plano TX Real Estate & Homes for Rent
272 Properties Found
The median home value in Plano, TX is $299,700.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $292,600.
The national median home value is $185,800.
The average price of homes sold in Plano, TX is $299,700.
Approximately 60.03% of Plano homes are owned,
compared to 35.18% rented, while
4.79% are vacant.
Plano real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Plano real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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3813 Sonya Drive Plano, TX 75074
Courtesy: ONEprop Ricardo Ortega
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Completely updated 4 bedroom, oversize lot home in cul-de-sac. New wood laminate floors throughout. Large living and dining room with fireplace with vaulted ceilings. Great soft contemporary kitchen with island and breakfast nook. master in first floor. Huge Fenced backyard, perfect for family entertaining. 2 Car Gar + long carport. Ready for move in. Pets are case by case.
5737 Headquarters Drive Plano, TX 75024
Courtesy: Paragon Platinum Real Estate Fadia Kaafarani
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**LOCATION **LOCATION**LUXORIOURS UPGRADES** FRISCO ISD** MUST SEE*** Impressive town home at the shops of Legacy. Offers 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths very well maintained with all upgrades hardwood floors & stairs, surround sound system wiring. Very Versatile floor plan with top floor media room and a mediterranean covered patio. Fire place in the living room breakfast bar with granite counter tops and back splash. All stainless steel GE profile appliances and gas stove, dual vanities in master bedroom and walk in closet. Two car garage attached. *Washer, dryer, and fridge are included*
2513 Plentywood Drive Plano, TX 75025
Courtesy: Mersal Realty Lucy Chen
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This lovely single story home located in the sought after North Plano Exemplary School area! Great location: Close to Legacy and new Toyota headquarters; Only steps away from the Capstone Park and playground, walking and bike trails! Vaulted ceilings throughout with skylight and island in kitchen. This home includes 3 bedrooms plus a separated living room which can be used as office. Landscaped front with large backyard. This one is really you are looking for.
2400 Royal Birkdale Drive Plano, TX 75025
Courtesy: DFW Home Frank Wang
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3444 N Avenue Plano, TX 75074
Courtesy: Aesthetic Realty, LLC Eric Chen
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Exceptional location for those commuters to Dallas and surrounding communities. Exemplary Plano Schools. Convenient to shopping malls, dining, entertainment and easy access to all freeways and toll roads. Interior has been freshly painted with granite counters in kitchen and laminate flooring just installed in family room and bedrooms. Ready for the new tenant.
4504 Sandy Water Lane Plano, TX 75024
Courtesy: ProLead Realty Group Stanley Han
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Updated Traditional 4 BR 3 Full Bath with 3 Car Garage! Master, study and Guest Bed down, 2 bdrms & Game up. Hardwood flooring, Family room with plantation shutters open to Huge kitchen incl Corian ctops, gas cktp, SS appliance, 42 in cabs, Lrg island with seating area, Sep dsk+ brkfst nk. Master with sitting area, Separate tub & shower, Study with custom built in desk, Laundry has space for fridge and cabinets. Cabs and shelves in garage. HOA included, pet case by case. Come and show it, this one will not last!
825 Filmore Drive Plano, TX 75025
Courtesy: Keller Williams - Park Cities Kelsey Faires
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Immaculate, open and bright 3 bedroom 2 bath remodeled home! With newly installed blinds, brand new flooring, fresh paint and appliances, this home is absolutely move-in ready! Come see this home that greets you with its cozy front patio, completed with its very spacious backyard!
3236 Green Court Plano, TX 75023
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Plano Connie Martins
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Adorable single story home, boasting OPEN FLOOR PLAN.. Light and bright with soaring ceilings and fireplace.. Enjoy wood deck off breakfast room.. Room for grill and sitting and grass area too.. Tile floors in throughout living areas .. Master bedroom is split from other two bedrooms with carpet. Walking distance to trails and parks. Hurry wont last.. Washer, Dryer and Fridge remain with property.. Application fee $40.00 per occupant over 18 in Cash.. Pets to be approved by landlord. PROPERTY AVAILABLE TO SEE Monday 2-27-17.. Property available April 1 2017.
1616 Urbana Circle Plano, TX 75025
Courtesy: DFW Home Frank Wang
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Nice house close to Hedgcoxe and Alma. Walk to park and Elementary school. master down and 2 bedrooms with game room up. High ceiling family with fire place. Granite counter top in kitchen. Berber carpet and ceiling fans in all bedrooms. Master bedroom has 11 feet ceiling and big windows. Ready to move in.
1512 Watch Hill Drive Plano, TX 75093
Courtesy: NB Elite Realty Jeff Davis
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Beautiful 1 story home on corner lot in Old Shepard Place! Previous Pierce Model Home with Open and flexible floorplan includes high ceilings, granite countertops, double ovens, hardwood floors, 2 inch blinds, surround sound, gas fireplace, available security system, and sprinkler system. Great backyard for entertaining with covered patio and basketball hoop with its own cement pad! Alley parking with 2 car garage. New Roof July 2016. Pets are on a case to case basis. HOA is included in monthly rent. $50 application fee per adult. Tenant responsible for all utilities, security system, lawn care. Please use TAR residential lease application form.
828 Whitehall Drive Plano, TX 75023
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty-FM Karen Spencer
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Single story charming brick home in highly sought after established neighborhood just 2 blocks from huge Plano city park with playground, baseball fields, walking trails and pavilion. Conveniently close to dining shopping and schools. Wood laminate floors in huge living area and hallways. Brand new carpet installed 2-24-17 in all 3 bedrooms. Kitchen with granite counters, mosaic tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, smooth cooktop & stainless side by side refrigerator that stays! Kitchen, breakfast, baths and foyer with ceramic tile. Living with vaulted ceiling, floor to ceiling brick fireplace. Decorator fixtures and fans. Master with dual sinks and his & her walk-in closets. Nice size yard with patio.
1620 E Parker Road E Plano, TX 75074
Courtesy: Seeto Realty Michael Seeto
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Beautiful 3 BDRM 1.5 BATH completely renovated home in Plano ISD. Conveniently located across from Barron Elementary with a large fenced in corner lot. Within walking distance to Shawnee Park and Trails with restaurants and shopping less than a mile away.
2725 White Dove Drive Plano, TX 75093
Courtesy: The Michael Group Byron Sibson
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Fantastic West Plano location and schools. Toll Brothers built home in prestige's Preston Lakes, enjoy walking to shopping, restaurants and schools. Plantation shutters thru out, Hardwood floor through the spacious living room, entry, and open kitchen with island. Lots of storage. Master suite has 2 large closets, jetted tub and shower with bench. Upstairs has huge game room with dry bar, built in wine cooler, 2 bedrooms have private bathrooms and media room. Great community with community pool and playground.
2601 Preston Road UNIT 6207 Plano, TX 75093
Courtesy: Homecity, Inc. Aaron McKinley
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Wonderful upscale gated community perfect for corporate relocations or someone looking for an easy no hassle move. Easy access to DNT or 121. This beautifully furnished home has everything you need including large walk in closets and tons of storage. Pack your suitcase and move right in. Open floor plan, split bedrooms a cooks kitchen and balcony off the living room are perfect for relaxing. Attached garage and full size washer and dryer.
4309 Mead Drive Plano, TX 75024
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Res Plano Vivien Yang
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Gorgeous 5 bedrooms home in sought after West Plano ISD. Schools are in walking distance. Home with 3 living area, 2 dining and 3 and a half baths. Master bedroom split with secondary bedrooms provides privacy. Bathrooms faucets are to be replaced. Enjoy the private back yard and swimming pool. Minutes to Legacy business park, Dallas tollway and easy access to George Bush highway and HWY 121. Rent includes swimming pool services
4517 Aspen Glen Road Plano, TX 75024
Courtesy: RE/MAX Dallas Suburbs Leonard Thomas
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Super clean, one story in phenomenal location! Granite countertops, low maintenance yard, remodeled master bathroom, brick and stone drive-up. Pets on case by case basis! Photos are from before current owner purchased home. Home is vacant and available.
3400 Hidden Valley Drive Plano, TX 75074
Courtesy: Kate Kruger Realty Megan Oh
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Must See beautiful, newly renovated 4BR,2BA home located close to City Parks. Recent 2017 upgrades include, 20 x 20 inch neutral ceramic tile floors in kitchen and breakfast nook, granite countertops, natural stone backsplash, stainless steel double undermount sink, stainless steel faucet, disposal, fresh carpet in bedrooms, and recently resurfaced front porch. Wood floors throughout living and Master Bedroom. Cozy wood burning fireplace. Covered back yard Patio. Large Walk-in-closets in all rooms. Comes with Washer and Dryer. Plano ISD. Convenient to shopping. Located next to Oak Point Park and Nature Preserve with park, recreation center, pools and trails. Tenant to provide Refrigerator. No Pets please.
4502 Sycamore Drive Plano, TX 75024
Courtesy: Signature Leasing & Management Azfar Khan
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Beautiful Portrait Townhouse located in a very convenient area, close to shopping, schools, and highways. Tile floors in all wet areas.Very brite and open floor plan. CREEK VIEW !MUST SEE!!.
2609 Trailridge Drive Plano, TX 75074
Courtesy: BSA Realty Monte Brown
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This property sits on a large corner lot in an established area. Includes formal living and dining areas. The kitchen overlooks the family room with fireplace. 2-car garage is attached in the rear. The backyard features a covered patio.
2605 La Vida Place Plano, TX 75023
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Res. Frisco Shaun Abshire
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Great LOCATION AND LOOKING 4,2,2 1 story Custom Built HOME with Fantastic Open Floorplan. Features include Electric Cook-Top, Built-in Oven, Microwave, Dishwasher, Wood Burning Fireplace, Skylights, Ceiling Fans, Covered Patio, Full size washer and dryer connections Large Flat yard. $50 Application Fee per person 18 years or older -non refundable- due at offer. $50 app fee made payable to Property Frameworks, $2095 SECURITY DEPOSIT DUE AT LEASE SIGNING
4012 McClary Drive Plano, TX 75093
Courtesy: Ultima Real Estate Maya Rotman
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Lovely remodeled home in a charming location, Minutes to award winning schools. Beautiful Wood laminate floors throughout the house with front Marble Entry. Upgraded Kitchen and appliances, Game room, Wet bar, Large Backyard, Refrigerator is provided. Located in the heart of Plano (Coit and Parker intersection), Major highways, Restaurants and Shopping areas will make this one an easy choice!
1411 Ridgecrest Drive Plano, TX 75074
Courtesy: Supreme Realty Frank Chen
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Beautiful remodeled home! New paint inside. New carpet in all three bedroom. New 5-inch laminate floor in public area. Kitchen features new stainless steel appliances & granite counter tops. brand new cabinet. Easy access to highway 190 and 75.
2229 Micarta Drive Plano, TX 75025
Courtesy: DFW Home Tong Cai
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Beautiful 1 Story In Exemplary Plano Schools , Open And Bright Floorplan, Professionally Landscaped Front And Back, Kitchen Island,Pantry, Breakfast Bar,Kitchen Connects To Family Room,Combined Formals, Oversized Master,Separate Tiled Shower & Jetted Tub,Double Vanities,Huge Walk-In-Closet,Fourth Bedroom Could Be Study-French Doors, Board On Board Fence
2217 Hunters Run Drive Plano, TX 75025
Courtesy: Sunet Group Shelley Wang
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Beautiful 4 bedrooms, 2 dinning and 2 living home ready for new family! GREAT schools around. No Carpets on first floor. 3 small bedrooms have brand new carpets! Eat in kitchen is open to family room with breakfast bar, beautiful granite counter top, island and lot of cabinets space. Large family room is over looking backyard, and have a cozy fire place. Nice size office and formal dining area. Second floor has a game room perfect for the kids to hang out. Come to check it out today.
3500 Duval Drive Plano, TX 75025
Courtesy: RE/MAX DFW Associates Erika Provost
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GREAT HOME WITH A GREAT LOCATION. Lot is across the street from neighborhood park. Granite countertops, stainless steel appliances. NEW neutral interior paint and hardwood floors. Office can be converted into 4th bedroom. Nice backyard with park view.
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(My patron is a young boy of about seven or eight. He is using the online card catalog and looks stumped.)
Me: "Can I help you find something?"
Patron: "I want a book on how to build a nuclear bomb."
Me: "Uh… I don't think we're going to have anything like that in our collection."
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Me: "Yes, well, like I said before, we won't have anything like that here."
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Paragon shares surged more than 30% today after the buy-to-let lender confirmed it was in takeover talks, thought to be with US private equity group Blackstone. By Julia Kollewe
Buy-to-let lender Paragon blames global credit market crisis and admits that its lending has fallen by half
Mortgage bank Paragon admits that funding problems as a result of the global credit crunch will halve its lending to buy-to-let customers. By Julia Kollewe
Buy-to-let mortgage lender Paragon illustrated the extent of the crisis in the financial markets yesterday
Company resorts to a deeply discounted rescue rights issue to buy time to seek a longer-term solution to its funding crisis
A fresh bout of worries about the credit crunch and the continuing strength of the price of oil pushed the FTSE 100 into negative territory for the year
· More parents will have to pay children's mortgages
· 40% rise to bring more grief for first-time buyers
8.45am: House prices rose at a faster pace in July than June, the Halifax says this morning, but the underlying pace of growth in the market was easing. By Ashley Seager.
Data from the Bank of England shows property market holding up despite rate rises, in contrast to the latest Hometrack survey which shows house price inflation cooling. By Angela Balakrishnan.
7.45am: Nationwide reports smallest increase in house prices for more than a year as higher interest rates take toll on the property market. By Larry Elliott.
Asking prices for homes in England and Wales rose this month but at the slowest pace so far this year, new figures showed today.
12.30pm: Britain's biggest mortgage lender today upped its house price growth forecast for this year to 6%, and said that London house prices would rise 12%. By Rupert Jones.
· Homes going up by £50 a day, says Nationwide
· MPC remains divided over what to do about inflation
5.30pm update: Recent interest rate rises have succeeded in dampening growth without scaring buyers away, the UK's biggest housebuilder says. By Graeme Wearden.
4.15pm update: Office of Fair Trading review will focus on the planning process, lack of new houses and customer satisfaction. By Miles Brignall.
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Navajo Peach Apple Crisp
|Peeled sliced peaches
|2 1⁄3 Cup (37.33 tbs) (Fresh / Frozen, Thawed)
|Peeled sliced granny smith apple
|1 3⁄4 Cup (28 tbs)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Peach brandy
|1 Tablespoon
|Vanilla extract
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Ground cinnamon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Vegetable cooking spray
|All purpose flour
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Firmly packed brown sugar
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Reduced calorie margarine
|3 Tablespoon, chilled, cut into small pieces
|Pine nuts
|2 Tablespoon
Preheat oven to 375°.
Combine first 6 ingredients in a 2-quart casserole coated with cooking spray; toss well.
Combine flour, sugar, and salt in a bowl; cut in margarine with a pastry blender until the mixture resembles coarse meal.
Stir in pine nuts.
Sprinkle flour mixture over peach mixture.
Bake at 375° for 30 minutes or until lightly browned and bubbly.
Rate It
Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1443 Calories from Fat 351
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 41 g62.6%
Saturated Fat 4.5 g22.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 711.7 mg29.7%
Total Carbohydrates 265 g88.2%
Dietary Fiber 22.5 g89.9%
Sugars 187.9 g
Protein 14 g27.6%
Vitamin A 58.5% Vitamin C 732.3%
Calcium 8.8% Iron 29.9%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Kristin owns Hydrangeas Plus, a major mailorder nursery dealing in
Hydrangeas. We checked with her about Woodlander, she wasn't aware of it,
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As far as I know, the only place to get one is North River Nursery in
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Who doesn't love bacon onion jam pizza? The combo is quite possibly the best freaking pizza on earth! No Joke. As you can tell, we are still on a pizza kick. We have been running the Pizzeria Pronto through its paces and I must say, it is becoming our go to pizza making machine. It is quick, easy and makes delicious pizzas. The Pizzeria Pronto combined with bacon onion jam is unstoppable.
Bacon Onion Jam Grilled Cheese
A couple of weeks ago, I made a batch of Bacon Onion Jam. It was the one of the greatest condiments that I have ever had. I love it so much, that I put it on everything. During one of my tests I put it on a grilled cheese sandwich. After a little testing with various cheeses and breads, I discovered the perfect combination. It was the most delicious grilled cheese that I had ever had. You have to check it out!
Bacon Onion Jam
Last year I appeared on the TV show American Grilled. On that show I competed against Big Jim Stancil of Bareknuckles BBQ. We kept in touch after the show and started to chat about all things bbq and grilling. During one of those chats, he asked if I would like to go to the Jack Daniels BBQ Championship and help him out. I could not say no. Come on, it was the Jack! While there I helped Big Jim do a little grilling for the teams up on the hill. The dish that Big Jim made, was an elk burger topped with a bacon onion jam. Ever since that day, I have been dreaming of that bacon onion jam. It was slightly sweet, slightly salty and all around bacon-y. It was delicious! So this is my take on bacon onion jam. Thanks for the idea Big Jim.
Smoked Bacon Wrapped Cheese Stuffed Chorizo Meatballs
Smoked Bacon Wrapped Cheese Stuffed Chorizo Meatballs is a really long name, but super accurate and perfect for this amazing appetizer. This is an awesome appetizer that is perfect for tailgating, cookouts, sports games or any day. The spicy, smokey and cheesey flavors are a great combination. If you want a great appetizer and have access to an outdoor grill this recipe is for you!
Cream of Crab and Bacon Soup
In the top menu bar of this website you will see a tab that says "Ask Rex". This is the section of the website where you can ask me to recreate a recipe, come up with a recipe or add bacon to your favorite recipe. One of my readers, Ashley, asked me for my take on a traditional Maryland dish, Cream of Crab Soup. She specifically asked if I could find a way to incorporate bacon. Well this is right up my alley. I have been experimenting with a few variations and came up with perfect Cream of Crab and Bacon Soup.
National Hot Dog Day!
Today is National Hot Dog Day! Who knew that July 23rd, 2014 was National Hot Dog Day? Well now that you know, you should go out and cook a hot dog. Here are my best hot dog recipes. There is no better day to try out one of these recipes. I recommend the bacon wrapped cheese stuffed hot dog or the Ripper. They are both amazing!
National Hot Dog Day!
Bacon Wrapped Cheese Stuffed Hot Dog
Coney Island Hot Dog
South Western Hot Dog
Homemade Hot Dog Buns
The Ripper – Deep Fried Hot Dog
I love hot dogs and I hope that you get a chance to try these. They are awesome!
Bacon Wrapped Pork Tenderloin with Balsamic Glaze
The other day the fine folks over at iDevices sent us a Kitchen Thermometer. The Kitchen Thermometer is a dual probe bluetooth thermometer that connects right to your iPhone, iPad or iPad mini. With your bluetooth connected device you can wirelessly monitor your thermometer, chart the temperature and set up alerts. This is not your mom's kitchen thermometer. Well, unless your Mom is one connected lady. To test this device, I wanted to try it out on a large piece of meat. So, I went to the local store and found that pork tenderloins were on sale. I added a little bacon to the cart and we were all set for a great meal. The Kitchen Thermometer from iDevices was great. Check out the bottom of the post for a full review.
Bacon Wrapped Smoked Meatloaf
I love meatloaf so I decided to break out the Weber and smoke one. The Weber kettle is one of the most affordable and versatile bbq tools. For $99 you can get an amazing grill and one of the best smokers around. Since I decided to smoke this low and slow, I needed to come up with a way to keep the meatloaf moist and delicious. To do this, I wrapped it in bacon. Not only does the bacon keep it moist, it adds another layer of flavor. Bacon makes everything better!
The Wedge Kettle Chip Dip plus Giveaway!
I was recently asked by Kettle Brand Chips to create an original recipe chip dip for one of their different varieties of Kettle Brand Chips. This task allowed me to indulge myself in the flavors that I love. As a new father, my wife and I don't get to go out as much as we used to. Our favorite date night was a trip to the steak house which included a nice wedge salad to start things off. The iceberg lettuce topped with tomatoes, blue cheese and bacon was a flavor that we haven't had in a long time. So I decided to turn our favorite indulgence into a chip dip that we can enjoy every day.
After varying the ingredients and amounts, I came up with an extremely tasty dip that reflected our favorite flavors from a wedge salad. The dip is not a light dip and requires a real potato chip to handle the indulgent dip. Kettle Brand Chips can handle the pressure of lifting up this awesome dip. Kettle Brand cooks real, unpeeled potatoes in small batches for a superior taste and a signature crunch that allows them to be the perfect match to this hearty dip while others crack and crumble under the pressure.
The Wedge Kettle Chip Dip
Add the sour cream, mayonnaise and milk to a bowl and mix until creamy and smooth.
Add the Worcestershire sauce, parsley, garlic powder and salt. Mix to combine.
Finally add the bacon bits, blue cheese and tomato and fold them into the dip.
Make sure to reserve a 1/4 tsp of each of these to top the dip before serving. This little bit will highlight the ingredients so that your guests can see the flavors of the dip. A big tip when entertaining is to make everything appealing to the eye.
Refrigerate the dip for at least 4 hours before serving. This is a crucial step as it was soften the parsley and cause the dip to thicken up.
Finally scoop into a serving dish and top with the reserved tomato, blue cheese and bacon. I prefer to serve these with classic sea salt kettle chips, but the dip will work with any of the 14 varieties of Kettle Chips.
The bacon and blue cheese added a nice contrast to the fabulous crunch of the Kettle Chip. This dip is awesome and really drives home the wedge flavor. Now you can indulge yourself everyday with the taste and flavors of a steakhouse.
- ½ cup blue cheese (finely crumbled)
- 1 cup sour cream
- 1 cup mayonnaise
- ¼ cup milk
- ¼ cup bacon bits
- 1 tomato, seeded, finely chopped
- 1 tbs dried parsley
- ½ tsp worcestershire sauce
- ¼ tsp garlic powder
- pinch salt
- Add the sour cream, mayonnaise and milk to a bowl and mix until creamy and smooth.
- Add the Worcestershire sauce, parsley, garlic powder and salt. Mix to combine.
- Finally add the bacon bits, blue cheese and tomato and fold them into the dip. Make sure to reserve a ¼ tsp of each of these to top the dip before serving.
- Refrigerate the dip for at least 4 hours before serving.
Overall this dip hit each and every flavor of the wedge salad. It was a huge success and both Dana and I loved it! This is definitely going to become a staple at our house. Now tell me, what is your favorite dip to be entered in to win a $100 Visa gift card.
I was reimbursed for my ingredients and the Kettle Brand Chips in this post. While I was compensated for my time, the review found on this blog is truthful and honest in my opinion, it is not an advertisement. I was not obligated or encouraged in any way to only provide positive reviews. Opinions found on this blog are those of the individual reviewer and do not necessarily represent the opinions of SavoryReviews.com.
Bacon Crust Pizza
Ever since my BreakFast Fatty post, I have been getting bombarded with emails requesting more bacon recipes. So I took the bacon weave from the breakfast fatty, cooked it like my bacon crusted quiche and mixed it with America's Favorite Dish, PIZZA! Yep, I took this pizza to the carbohydrate free extreme (ok a few carbs in the sauce, but come on, bacon crust pizza). I made the crust out of pure BACON!
Breakfast Fatty
In the bbq world everyone talks about fatty's. The Gist of it is a smoked log of sausage. I did a quick take on it by stuffing the log of sausage with my favorite breakfast items. It is hash browns, cheese and hard boiled eggs wrapped in sausage and bacon.
Cheddar Bacon Ranch Pull Bread
Ever since I was a kid, the holidays meant it was time for hors d'ouerves / appetizers. Since everyone is coming and going, my Mom would always have a table full of them. For this reason, I am always on the lookout for new and interesting ideas. I stumbled upon a single picture that excited my taste buds. It was a picture of a round of sourdough bread that was sliced to resemble a porcupine and then covered with bacon and cheese. To my surprise, the bread was also drenched in ranch flavored butter. So I made it for Dana and it was a hit. I can see why it is nicknamed "Crack Bread".
Spinach, Bacon and Swiss Quiche
I am a huge fan of Quiche. The other night I was clueless as to what to make for dinner. I had a bunch of eggs lying around and figured a Quiche would be perfect. Add a little bacon and Swiss and this was going to be a great meal. I used the basic recipe from Paula Deen and then fiddled with the recipe until it worked.


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Founding keyboardist-songwriter Andrew Farriss met a wandering shaman one day in the inhospitable western Australian desert when their tour bus experienced mechanical problems on the way to the remote Mt. Goldsworthy mining colony where INXS were playing a six-day, three-set-daily residency. The manager who named INXS (alluding to both "inaccessibility" and a TV commercial for IXL ["I excel in everything I do"] Jam) later found God and went on walkabout for two years . Years after headlining an INXS show, Stuart Goddard's career collapsed and he was arrested in a firearm incident. File With: Squeeze; Other Voices; Movement (New Order's "Perfect Kiss" goes, "tonight I should have stayed at home, playing with my pleasure zone"; Switch's "Perfect Stranger" goes, "don't let the bad world change you"); Back in Black ("Hell's Bells" goes, "if good's on the left then I'm stickin' to the right"; Switch's "Devil's Party" goes, "if we're all right then tell who's wrong"); The Net (first Little River Band album postGlen Shorrock).
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Into a crockpot, put the beans, water/stock, ham hock, onion, tomato sauce, chili powder and garlic clove. (Optional: also add barley.)
Cook on low for 8-10 hours.
Remove ham hock, allow to cool, and remove any meat and return that to the pot.
Optional: add pasta or meat. Allow meat to heat through for 5 minutes, or allow pasta to cook until desired tenderness, about 15 minutes.
Serving size Per servingComplete recipe
Calories 553 Calories from Fat 355
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 39 g60.7%
Saturated Fat 11.3 g56.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 88.5 mg29.5%
Sodium 214.2 mg8.9%
Total Carbohydrates 20 g6.5%
Dietary Fiber 2.8 g11.1%
Sugars 6.2 g
Protein 30 g59.4%
Vitamin A 17.2%
Vitamin C 17%
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Assessing EU Concessions for Service Trade Liberalization in the Doha Round. What Frequency Indices Suggest
While the EU is a customs union in merchandise trade (goods), it has not yet reached this stage of integration in service trade. How far the EU is from a customs union in service trade is very difficult to assess because of the nonquantitative nature of trade restrictions in this sector. The paper tries to present first indirections of how far the EU is from being a customs union by calculating frequency indices of trade measures using the Hoekman approach based on the February 2003 EU first offer regarding service trade in the Doha Round. The calculations show that differences in national policies against nonmember states are particulary relevant in modes of supply via factor movements. Inter alia, policy measures comprise national needs tests, residence criteria, and nationality criteria. The paper concludes that there is reason to assume that in the course of the Doha Round negotiations some if not many of national measures will be given up. Therefore multilateral trade negotiations will be instrumental to bring the EU to a complete customs union as it happened in goods trade between 1958 and 1968 when the Dillon Round and the Kennedy Round helped to complete the customs union in industrial goods.
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PREPS NOTEBOOK: Barefield, Simon reaping basketball rewards
The honors keep rolling in for Inland basketball standouts Justin Simon and Sedrick Barefield, and their senior years haven't even begun yet.
The pair were named to Cal-Hi Sports "Hot 100" state player rankings for the class of 2015, and both are in the top 20.
Simon, a 6-foot-4 shooting guard from Temecula Valley, was ranked No. 10. Barefield, Corona Centennial's 6-1 point guard, came in at No. 17.
Simon is the Southwestern League MVP and is committed to Arizona. Barefield won Big VIII co-MVP honors last season and is committed to Southern Methodist.
Tahquitz standout Nick Pete also made the list, coming in at No. 35. The 6-foot-7 forward averaged a double-double last season and was the Mountain Pass League MVP last year.
Centennial guard Khalil Ahmad (No. 50) and Temecula Valley forward Zavier Harris (No. 94) also were ranked.
Morton's record
The final save of Jared Morton's season not only clinched the CIF-Southern Section Division 2 title, but also cemented his place in the section record book.
Morton, a Temecula Valley senior right-hander, finished the season with nine saves, tied for sixth-most in a single season in section history.
The section record book lists the top 10 leaders in every category. Morton is now the only local player on the record book's saves list.
Jones in Opening
Moreno Valley Rancho Verde quarterback Sheriron Jones was added to the list of players set to attend a high-profile summer football event.
Jones, a senior, was a late addition to rosters for The Opening which brings together the nation's top high school football players. It runs July 5-10 at Nike World Headquarters in Beaverton, Ore.
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Terminal insomnia, also known as late insomnia, can be a frustrating condition where you can usually fall asleep easily upon going to bed.... but you awaken four-to-five hours later, struggling to go back to sleep. So that you are getting up too soon each morning, which leaves you feeling exhausted, foggy and cranky when you reveal of bed to start your entire day. Regardless of the ominous sounding name, terminal insomnia is not going to kill you but could certainly be a joy-killer.
To get started on relief from terminal insomnia, it is critical to figure out how many hours of sleep you will need to get yourself a full night's rest. Unlike initial insomnia (being unable to fall asleep all night when you retire for the night) and middle insomnia (getting out of bed during the night and taking hours to fall returning to sleep) where all of the symptoms clearly point out the condition, many people who think they've terminal insomnia might instead just be "short sleepers."
Along with what does which means that? Well, some people only need 4 or 5 hours of sleep to function during the day. When you have for ages been able to feel awesome on less sleep than some of your friends and relatives, you might not be experiencing late insomnia symptoms, but merely bedtime too soon for your level of sleep that you'll require.
If that's the case, your tired, cranky feeling might be the consequence of lying awake too long, beating up on yourself as you can't fall back to sleep. Try going to bed later so you'll get up with a more sensible hour and will arise and commence your entire day immediately. And then be grateful that you have a few extra hours within your day-to do something besides sleep!
If, however, you've never been a short sleeper, and you also now end up increasingly exhausted after these short hours respite, you might rather be experiencing terminal insomnia. While you would for almost any different kind of insomnia, once you've determined you have terminal insomnia, it is time to learn why. You cannot fight a mysterious force, so knowing the causes of your condition comes before treatment.
Focus on Emotional Causes of Insomnia
To assist you find out the causes of your terminal or late insomnia, keep a sleep diary for about fourteen days. On this diary you may take note of your ideas and feelings when you awaken each day. This can help you to ascertain should there be emotional reasons that you're not able to go back to sleep. Since the emotional causes of your lack of ability to sleep might be a little hidden -- possibly subconscious -- it is important to analyze the situation completely. Don't skip this!
I've found that initial insomnia -- where you are not able to fall asleep when you initially go bed -- is usually associated with feelings of fear, stress, worry, and anxiety. Initial insomniacs might even experience sleep anxiety where they may be unable to sleep because they're so focused upon going to sleep. These emotional factors behind insomnia makes your system tense and restless, so that you can't relax physically or mentally enough to go to sleep.
People who have middle insomnia or terminal insomnia, though, tend more toward feelings of depression, anger, and frustration. These emotions usually do not result in the adrenaline rush in quite the same way as anxiety and worry. Additionally they have a tendency to get pushed more into the subconscious mind, where nobody is conscious of them much whatsoever. However they can gnaw away in the background of our own minds, and wake us up in the midst of the night.
Physical Causes
You may also determine possible physical factors behind your late insomnia with the help of your sleeping diary. In the event you wake up at usually the same time every day, there can be an actual reason or even a mix of several physical reasons why such things happen.
For instance, for those who have a thermostat set to improve the temperature as well specific time, this change might be waking you. Does you neighbor leave for work at that point and switch on the bright light that shines in your window? Will there be an increase in outdoor noise including more visitors or even a dog barking? Maybe your allergies are flaring up in those days. Some allergy suffers discover that the predawn hours would be the worst. By determining the cause or causes of your insomnia, after that you can determine ways to cure the outward symptoms.


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1 Peter 2:24 - Who his own self bare our sins in his own body on the tree, that we, being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness: by whose stripes ye were healed.
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