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Skip to comments.The Tea Party frightens me (ZOGBY, Arab American Institute) BARF!
Posted on 02/14/2010 3:50:08 PM PST by maggief
Former Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin gave the keynote address. While some media pundits dismiss her, poking fun at her lack of knowledge and verbal gaffes, I believe she must be taken seriously. She is a dangerous populist, who delights her following with crude appeals to patriotism, anger at Washington, resentment at all things "foreign" and her penchant for ridiculing, as "out of touch elites," a wide array of opponents.
She may not know history or geography, but to her enthralled base she speaks the truth. Palin has touched the exposed nerve of anger and alienation of some elements of the white middle class. And, in this context, attacks against her only serve to reinforce her supporters' feelings of being aggrieved.
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What verbal gaffes?
When has she ever had problems with History and geography? more made-up Urban Palin Legend?
They have reason be afraid, the silent majority is awake and boy are they pissed.
Yeah....where is the verbal gaffes too? I know Biden and Obama gaffes but palin I know not!
Take two
They have reasons to be afraid. The silent majority is awake and boy are they pissed.
Meanwhile where is all the talk about Obama needed a teleprompter everywhere instead of maybe an outline of 7 little words?
"The Tea Party frightens me..."
Whoever says the above is in need of counseling.
Yep. The left perpetuating the lie that Sarah said she could see Russia from her house, when in fact it was a scripted line on SNL spoken by Tina Fey.
I'm sick and tired of writers and reporters who know nothing about their subject that they are writing or talking about, this is especially with Palin for some strange reason; more FReeper's know far more than all of them combine!
Take one of his pools. He leads you. How has he done on elections?
57 states?
Oh, wait a minute ...
The new talking points: Sarah is dangerous. Sarah is scary. Sarah is patriotic? Therefore being patriotic is both scary and dangerous.
"I'm frightened by the 26pc who think she is qualified (including 42pc of all Republicans)."
If there are any libs reading this, then let me just point out that both Sarah Palin and the Tea Party are the result of a natural backlash against your extremist policies and your socialist leaders. The more you "change" America, the more frightened you will become. The right is not going to sit around and watch you destroy this country.
You better be afraid, very afraid!
**She may not know history or geography,**
Ah, but she does.
You, dear dumb*$$ James Zogby, are confusing her with the Other One........who believes there are 57 Heinz variety States.
By Dr JAMES J ZOGBY President, Arab American Institute
Posted on Monday, February 15, 2010
Last weekend, when Washington was being hit by its worst-ever snow storm, the Tea Party Movement was holding its first national meeting in Nashville, Tennessee. I watched parts of the convention on television and became concerned by what I saw and heard. After reviewing two sets of national polls, released this Friday, my concern was heightened.
Former Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin gave the keynote address. While some media pundits dismiss her, poking fun at her lack of knowledge and verbal gaffes, I believe she must be taken seriously. She is a dangerous populist, who delights her following with crude appeals to patriotism, anger at Washington, resentment at all things "foreign" and her penchant for ridiculing, as "out of touch elites," a wide array of opponents.
She may not know history or geography, but to her enthralled base she speaks the truth. Palin has touched the exposed nerve of anger and alienation of some elements of the white middle class. And, in this context, attacks against her only serve to reinforce her supporters' feelings of being aggrieved.
Former Congressman and 2008 presidential candidate Tom Tancredo also addressed the convention. Some will recall the splash he created a few years back when he advocated bombing the holy places in Mecca and Medina if the US were attacked again by terrorists. Giving the meeting's opening address, he was in prime form accusing President Obama "and his left wing allies" of "looking at every opportunity to destroy the Constitution before we have a chance to save it" and telling the cheering crowd that "this is our country", urging them "to take it back".
In one especially disturbing passage, Tancredo played his anti-immigrant, anti-foreign card, charging that "people who could not even spell the word 'vote' or say it in English put a committed socialist ideologue in the White house. His name is Barack Hussein Obama".
It may make some feel better to dismiss all this as the bizarre rantings of a disgruntled minority. I think not. The polls show the strength of this current within the Republican Party. While only 35 per cent of Republicans consider themselves supporters of the Tea Party Movement, 60pc agree with its views. And more than one-half of all Republicans believe the group will make their party stronger.
They may be a minority, but they are angry, feel threatened, and have demonstrated their ability to organise their anger into a disruptive and, at times, violent force - as they did last summer in breaking up healthcare reform Town Hall meetings across the US.
And despite being a minority, they have a "star" in Palin and strong media voices like Rush Limbaugh, Fox TV's Glenn Beck and Sean Hannity. With the Republican Party rudderless, at the moment, this current has become the de facto leadership of the opposition to the White House. The Tea Party's danger, then, is not so much that it will become the majority, but that it will continue to intimidate more moderate voices in the Republican Party.
This is not a new phenomenon. Such movements frequently arise in periods of social dislocation and economic distress. They prey on the fears of the middle class with appeals to patriotism, and warnings against elites and foreigners - creating in the minds of their supporters a life/death struggle of "us" versus "them". Appeals to anger using chauvinism, xenophobia and racism are their trademarks. We've seen similar efforts rise up in recent times with Jrg Haider in Austria, Jean-Marie Le Pen in France and Nick Griffin in the UK - and it has now come to America.
So excuse me if I don't join those who dismiss Palin or her Tea Party crowd or take consolation in the polls showing that 71pc of Americans feel she is not qualified to be president. I'm frightened by the 26pc who think she is qualified (including 42pc of all Republicans). The crowds that cheer her on or respond with delight to Tancredo's bigoted remarks shouldn't be dismissed. They are reason to be concerned, very concerned. email@example.com
"They have reason be afraid"
Let's be real. As a group, the left have about as much courage as the French.
If YOU are "frightened" by Sarah, then you deserve to be!
Your "fear" is indicative of your contempt for America and the Constitution. Embracing Obama's vision for America is what should be feared and fought at every turn!
1. I've been to all 57 states.
2. In the depth of the depression, when Roosevelt spoke to the American people on TV...
3. Abdulmutallabadadoo was an isolated extremist.
Oh, wait a minute...
I tend to error on the side of caution. :)
She is a dangerous populist, who delights her following with crude appeals to patriotism, anger at Washington, resentment at all things "foreign" and her penchant for ridiculing, as "out of touch elites," a wide array of opponents.
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Terrified they are. They are afraid that voters will take matters into their own hands at the ballot box and take power away from the political class. The government is under the control of life-long Marxists and Maoists and she is "dangerous"?
I tend to error on the side of caution. :)
Yes, you can do that, too...
But, the posting page will actually stop you from posting the whole article on websites that are prohibited from doing that. So, if you don't know for sure... then you'll find out when you hit the review button on the post (and here I'm talking about posting the thread, not a post further on down the thread).
Otherwise, just check this FReeper thread...
All the ones that you need to excerpt or only link are listed. Do a search function on your browser for the relevant site you're looking for and you can find out in a few seconds.
This Zogby is the brother to the poll taker and involved in some muslim groups...democrat also...wouldn't trust him with my dog.
"...exposed nerve of anger and alienation of some elements of the white middle class."
Here we go again!
This zogby goat fornicator is a liar if the first order.
It should, Mr. Zogby.
It should.
Zogby is a fanatical, Islamic fundamentalist idiot.
I lived in Europe for years. There is nothing in common between Jean Marie LePen and the Tea Parties.
This is merely another attempt by the notoriously racist Jihn Zogby to smear the Tea Parties.
" I'm frightened by the 26pc who think she is qualified"
You should be frightened, Mr John "Kerry Will Win in 2004" Zogby. Back in 2007, only 25% of the population thought 0bozo was qualified to be president. A year later he was president. If nothing at all, it's worth election Sarah Plain president just for the thought that it frightens the heck out of racist bigots like John Zogby.
A gaff is a hook.
From Wikipedia
James J. Zogby (born 1945) is an American academic, political consultant, commentator, and the founder and president of the Washington, D.C.-based Arab American Institute. He is a senior analyst with his brother's polling firm, Zogby International, and is a lecturer and scholar on Middle East issues. He is also member of the Executive Committee of the Democratic National Committee.
Well connected, isn't he.
Just one word....GOOD!!!
Just like 71% think she is unqualified? Where was I when this poll was taken? And Obamalama was qualified. He is not qualified to shine Sarahs Shoes Grand central station.
And, ZerO doesn't?
Quite frankly, Muslims scare me. Sarah....meh...not so scarey.
......not as much as Chuckie Schumer and friends frighten me.
This shows me how out of touch with America and its history libtards are.
First, we are - and always have been - different than the rest of the world. That is why we have unprecedented growth, wealth, and longevity. The libtards want us to be the same as the failure of world history and world that repeats it.
Secondly, this didn't just reach our shores; this is merely a resurgence of our founding - getting back to basics if you will.
Me, too! Are they doing enough?
Left wing Moonbat socialist marxist commie loons scare me!!
if THESE tea parties frighten you... might i suggest watching the first episode of the John Adams series.
tarring and feathering use to be all the rage. now, we've 'evolved' into sign waving and mumbling
Dateline Washington, D.C. - President Barack Obama unveiled his plan to increase the rate at which jobs are saved or created. "I have found a means to increase employment while at the same time providing comfort for those traumatized by the Tea Party. Effective immediately, I will provide emergency response teams to counsel communities suffering from the Tea Partiers outrageous attempts to force the negative and restrictive restraints of the Constitution on a frightened and unwilling government. No longer will innocent citizens have to be subjected to this type of seditious and unwarranted verbal violence without having recourse to trained Acorn counselors who will assuage the fear to which they are rightfully entitled. This service will be extended to both 2nd and 3rd generation descendents of immigrants who may still identify with those undocumented workers so vilified by the Tea Party". President Obama concluded his statement saying, "As I have spoken, so let it be done".
It is rather ironic for a leftist to be characterizing Sarah this way. Don't most of those on the far left claim to be speaking "for the people"? What is a populist, other than someone speaking "for the people"?
I'm conintually amazed at these elitists who assume they know all about Sarah. What makes Zogby think Sarah doesn't know history or geography? Has she demonstrated any appreciable ignorance in either subject? As for her 'enthralled base' who thinks she speaks nothing but the truth, I'm waiting to see if anything she's said is a lie. I can PROVE that Obama, Pelosi, Reid, and other liberal statists have lied like rugs, but I haven't seen any proof by anyone that Sarah has lied about anything.
I'm glad Zogby is frightened, and I hope all his MSM friends remain blissfully ignorant of Sarah's influence, until the day conservative Republicans have retaken the majority status in the House and Senate, and the folks in the MSM realize they have no more contacts to get their behind the scenes info, because they don't KNOW any of those new folks in Congress! ;o)
He needs the Dr. title to give cover to his lies and distortions. It amazes me how afraid these socialist/communists are of our Constitutional form of government!
"With all due respect, Mr. Zogby is revealing his insularity. I presume he is a resident of and attuned to the "Beltway Culture". That is, the culture of Washington D.C.
Increasingly, the culture of Washington, D.C. has grown apart from the culture of the rest of the USA.
That the Tea Party movement strikes fear in the hearts of the Washington, D.C. culture is not surprising.
That it should be characterized as a "populist" movement of uneducated rednecks is a complete misconception -- borne of Washington's insularity.
Instead it is a popular movement (distinct from "populist") that is composed of ordinary middle-class Americans -- who are as educated as Washington and of all creeds and colors -- who are resisting the assumption of power by the political class.
Only if Mr. Zogby considers himself part of a "ruling political class" does he have cause to worry. And, even then, not for his life or limb. Solely, for his position of influence."
The media and the left are trying very hard to assign the negative word "populist" to our movement because they do not want the word "conservative" associated with anything good or positive in the public arena.
We need to intentionally use the word "Conservative" every chance we get, especially when responding to smear jobs against the Tea Party movement itself. Conservative American principles built this country and the regular folks know it. That will drive the message home to the decent folks who are following us and thinking of following us. We need them to vote with us and we need to stop the language pirates from stealing more of our good, American ideas.
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Ever imagine living on another planet — Mars, perhaps? The SCAD architecture department went past imagination with one professor, seven students and their design for a sustainable housing solution for Earth and beyond.
Their design, titled Mars Artificial Atmospheric Envelope (M.A.A.E.), was submitted to the NASA and America Makes 3-D Printed Habitat Challenge. As a new $2.25 million competition, the challenge is to design and build a 3-D printed habitat for deep space exploration, including the agency's journey to Mars.
M.A.A.E. is designed with a resilient shell made from advanced 3-D printing technologies and available natural resources to protect against the extreme conditions found on Mars. The approach of the creation focuses on a human-centric design in order to provide for the inhabitants' psychological and physiological well-being. Ideally, the location of this design is inside the Gale crater due to the found layers of in-situ material, natural shelter from extreme windstorms, potential water source and proximity to the Mars Curiosity Rover. The team also designed a more advanced, Mars-sustainable 3-D printer to aid in the creation of M.A.A.E.
On August 10, team MP1-S7 from the summer 2015 Architectural Craft and Tectonics (ARCH 428/728) class received notification as a finalist within the competition. Starting as entry #142 out of over 200 contestants, MP1-S7 currently stands within the top 30 submissions. Now they prepare for the first official phase of the event: the 2015 World Maker Faire in New York on September 26 and 27.
Professor Ryan Bacha leads the talented group of SCAD students that make up MP1-S7: Charles A. Drummond (M.Arch, candidate), Noe A. Figueroa (B.F.A., architecture and sculpture, senior), Karishma A. Goradia (M.Arch, candidate), Cameron N. Hoskins (M.Arch, candidate), Alex Morales (B.F.A., architecture, junior), Alsharif Khaled M. Naha (B.F.A., architecture, senior) and Jordan Rich (B.F.A., architecture, senior).
Phase one of the competition requires the participants to develop state-of-the-art architectural concepts, which take advantage of the distinct capabilities 3-D printing offers. At this stage, judgement awards a prize purse of $50,000. MP1-S7 will present a scaled 3-D printed model, approximately 18"x18"x14", created at SCAD's Fahm Hall.
Phase two includes two levels of challenges. Level 1, the Structural Member Competition, focuses on fabrication technologies needed to create the structural components from a combination of indigenous materials and recyclables. Level 2, the On-Site Habitat Competition, tasks competitors to assemble full-scale habitats using native content or a combination of recyclables. Each level carries a $1.1 million prize.
With three more weeks until the World Maker Faire, we wish team MP1-S7 the best of luck!
This spring, a small group of SCAD Hong Kong students released their original webcomics to a global community of indie creators and eager subscribers. Challenged by former sequential art professor Mia Goodwin, students in her online comics class put their skills to the test. The task? Create a story and publish it online at the end of the 10-week course. The result is a series of unconventional stories and fresh explorations combining a range of digital techniques used in today's art industries.
Below are our top four picks from Professor Goodwin's challenge.
Tales from the Well
Jessica & Jacinta Wibowo
Jakarta, Indonesia
B.F.A., sequential art and animation
Inspired by children's book illustrations, Tales from the Well follows a prince's adventures after falling down a mysterious watering hole. The Wibowo twins – or simply "JesnCin" – are a dynamic duo, working collaboratively from start to finish. Once the narratives are scripted, Jacinta generates the rough sketches and assigns the color schemes. Jessica then completes the digital inking and painting while Jacinta adds the lettering. Most of all, the sisters enjoy experimenting with their style, from painted hues to digital textures. These explorations liven up the story, adding a whimsical evolution element from episode to episode. The series was featured on the June list of "Staff Picks" on Tapastic and has over 700 followers with just 13 episodes published. Tune in on Fridays to see how JesnCin's story evolves and what's in store for the prince.
Blossom Boys
Corinne Caro
Laguna, Phillipines
B.F.A., sequential art
Whether you're a fan of manga humor or quirky romance, Corinne Caro tackles both in Blossom Boys. Reese, our darling protagonist, lives life with rose-colored glasses. He is a hopeless romantic until a flower delivery leads to the discovery of a secret admirer. Could this be Reese's chance to find his one and only true love? Perhaps, but prepare for the unexpected. "I usually get into trouble when I suddenly have on-the-spot ideas," Caro said. "As of now, I don't have much of a clue how and when the comic will end." Readers are truly along for the ride with this budding relationship and its comical plot twists. Caro is enjoying the possibilities as well as speculations of more than 4,000 followers on Tapastic. Catch up with all of the gossip on Fridays, and don't forget to read the comments.
Finding Maria
Issel de Leon
Las Pinas, Philippines
B.F.A., sequential art
In Finding Maria, Issel de Leon offers an international perspective on fairy tales with her adaptation of Philippine folklore. The story takes place in a tropical village where young Marikit lives a life of solitude as a "binukot" – a girl shrouded from the outside world, anticipating married bliss. That moment never arrives, though, because the village warriors have all but vanished in the enchanted forest. Tired of waiting, Marikit must venture beyond the walls of her family's hut to take control of her destiny and find an end to her misery. De Leon crafts a heartening narrative with her distinctive aesthetics and character designs. Find out more about Marikit's predicament on Fridays.
Michelle Wong
Hong Kong
B.F.A., sequential art
Ilse is about a noble tomboy searching for a normal life... while living with a peculiar curse. But what tale will be revealed? Was she born this way? Is she part demon? It's these questions that keep readers guessing and returning for clues. "I don't quite feel ready to tell her whole story yet," said Wong. So it comes as no surprise that her webcomic is merely a vignette of Ilse's world – a peek through the keyhole. Weekly updates on Thursdays confirm little by little that Ilse is all about the details, not only with this character but also in her moody imagery.
SCAD Fashion Show has come and gone. During one fabulous night under the bright lights of the runway, up-and-coming designers finally showcased their amazing collections. What transpired before their designs hit the runway? What of the countless hours they invested in that moment of grace?
Student designers, including Molly Sayers, enjoy a standing ovation after SCAD Fashion Show.
I had the privilege of following senior designers during their sprint to the runway. I sat in during their final critiques and heard their struggles and excitement as they pulled their collections together. The hours I spent inside Eckburg Hall, where the designers finalized the finest work of their college careers, were hypnotizing. It was illuminating to learn about one student's work and hop to the next, only to be filled with admiration for another and yet another. But the collaboration between Molly Sayers (B.F.A., fashion, senior) and Kristin Hughes (B.F.A., fibers, senior) left the most enduring impression on me.
I first encountered their collection when I watched the models preview the looks for fashion designer Joseph Altuzarra during his surprise visit to SCAD to critique student work. I was instantly drawn to how the garments moved and the unusual use of shiny wooden triangles, purposefully placed throughout the pieces. I adored the soft fabric, which perfectly draped the models, trailing behind each movement. The craftsmanship was impeccable. Intrigued, I interviewed Sayers and Hughes to learn more, and so began my journey shadowing them throughout their process to the final runway.
The inspiration for the collection sprouted from a combination of Islamic art and architecture. This came from Sayers, who has called many places home in her lifetime, including Qatar. With these initial concepts in mind, her focus turned to harmonizing geometric elements with something organic while simultaneously achieving minimalism, a notable trait of Islamic art. Why wood? Sayers has always endeavored to bewilder viewers by paring a stiff material with flowing fabric. She wanted to defy the assumption that wood is inflexible and un-wearable.
The Texas-born designers bonded over their interest in exploring diverse materials. Hughes' practice primarily involves wood. She enjoys manipulating the element in various ways. When Sayers saw her work she knew a partnership was inevitable. "Since I am in fibers, I look more at the construction of a basic textile — it's not as much business, it's more fine art," said Hughes. "So it has been a joy to get out of the fine art realm and be involved with a creative outlet for product development."
In the early stages, Sayers and Hughes experimented with many different types of wood including iron-on-wood, typically used for construction purposes. However, it became clear that simply fastening the wood to the fabric achieved perfect juxtaposition. Hughes laser cut four different sized triangles to match the exact drape and movement of each garment.
As wood is a relatively untouched material within the fashion industry, their process was not always smooth. In particular, there was the issue of how to adhere the wood to the jersey fabric. Additionally, the duo had to address basic design challenges, such as balance, proportion, rhythm, emphasis and unity. Ultimately, relying on their skill and friendship, Sayers and Hughes found solutions and were chosen to participate in SCAD Fashion Show.
"I have always wanted this," said Sayers. "Since I was in seventh grade and I looked up SCAD from Qatar on my computer. I carry that energy to create better, go further, be bolder, and explore how far I can go because of this experience."
It was a treat to follow their story and see the fairytale ending on the runway at SCAD Museum of Art. I send my best wishes to my classmates for their future endeavors. As we cross the stage to graduate this weekend, congratulations.
In honor of Preservation Month, we celebrate Savannah College of Art and Design's Ivy Hall. On May 21, 1917, the Great Fire of Atlanta spared one of the South's rare examples of Queen Anne-style architecture, the Edward C. Peters House, or Ivy Hall after the Peters family symbol. Flanked at the time by a long dirt road, now the busy thoroughfare of Ponce de Leon Avenue, Ivy Hall landed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1971. In 2000, as The Mansion Restaurant, Ivy Hall barely survived another devastating blaze. It took more than fate to intervene and save the house a third time.
"We worked seven years on the process and we were glad to see SCAD come in on a white horse to really save the building," said Boyd Coons, executive director of the Atlanta Preservation Center. "We stopped the destruction, but we needed SCAD to come in and be the steward of this."
As Atlantans and tourists may recall, the once grand manor resembled a haunted house until SCAD received it as a donation in 2007. After undertaking an award-winning restoration that involved interior design and historic preservation students, the university reopened Ivy Hall in 2008 as home to SCAD Atlanta's writing program.
That's good preservation because it's not just making a house a museum, it has a sustaining purpose. That kind of use and adaptive reuse is what's really important. - Boyd Coons
That's good preservation because it's not just making a house a museum, it has a sustaining purpose. That kind of use and adaptive reuse is what's really important. - Boyd Coons
Ivy Hall hosts writing classes and connects students and the public to renowned writers like New York Times best-selling author Augusten Burroughs, Camille Paglia, Pearl Cleage and Cinda Williams Chima. In this way, Ivy Hall's importance has come full circle.
Another pivotal author, Margaret Mitchell, is said to have based Gone with the Wind's character Rhett Butler on Richard Peters, father to Edward Peters who built Ivy Hall in 1883. His home lives on as a center for aspiring writers. Quite a journey for what was once considered one of Atlanta's most endangered places.
Art Week is the most anticipated time of the year on the Hong Kong gallery scene. This international art frenzy brings together a community of artists and art lovers for a series of citywide pop-up events, opening receptions, and art installations. Savannah College of Art and Design used the occasion, and the convergence of Art Basel Hong Kong with the debut of satellite fair Art Central, as an opportunity to promote the city's promising future as Asia's premier international art hub.
In the lobby of the Mandarin Oriental, the official hotel partner of Art Basel Hong Kong, SCAD installed twin kinetic balloon sculptures by alumnus Jason Hackenwerth (M.F.A., painting, 2011). The Aries installation took 40 hours to complete and used more than 3,000 latex balloons to represent springtime and the intermingling of Eastern and Western cultures. The bright, whimsical piece welcomed more than 8,000 guests drawn to Hong Kong for Art Basel.
Meanwhile, SCAD partnered with Art Central as the fair's official university sponsor to provide educational tours and showcase the next generation of talent alongside international commercial art galleries from across the globe. SCAD's booth featured the artwork of three notable alumni from the school of fine arts: a site-specific silk flower installation by Gyun Hur (M.F.A., sculpture, 2009), a series of backlit lambda duratrans by Michael Porten (M.F.A., painting, 2012; B.F.A, illustration, 2004), and a large format painting by Jonathan Yoerger (M.F.A., painting, 2011; B.F.A., illustration, 2008). Nearly 4,500 guests visited the booth to see the exhibition, which the artists accomplished by collaborating across three time zones.
Porten designed his light-box triptych in Savannah while Yoerger and Hur, professors at SCAD Hong Kong, worked on-site. Then he traveled to Hong Kong before the fair opened to assemble the pieces and assist with the booth's setup. Contrasting Hur's contemplative work and Yoerger's playful painting style, Porten's artwork digitally incorporated various visual data to play off of the repetition in pattern and color.
The energy of all three artists working under one roof created a buzz among students, who popped in from day to day to see Yoerger's progress on Cougar Meets Cougar, an acrylic painting on canvas, inspired by animal-print fashion and MCM accessories seen on the streets of Asia. The openness of the booth's assembly provided a rare forum for students to critique a professor's work and Yoerger invited their feedback during the painting's creation. "Watching the piece unfold made the contemporary art fair and overarching idea of painting very tangible and accessible to the students," said Yoerger.
The students were able to be a part of the process instead of just seeing the finished piece on the walls of the fair. - Professor Jonathan Yoerger
The students were able to be a part of the process instead of just seeing the finished piece on the walls of the fair. - Professor Jonathan Yoerger
Hur's installation, A Replication of My Mother's Wedding Blanket No. 2, also enlisted the help of students. Together they spent 500 hours plucking, chopping, and shredding dozens of silk flowers that were sourced from local flower markets. Fashion marketing and management student Mashal Mushtaq joined the team after seeing a video of Hur's installation work.
"I thought it would be a great opportunity to experience a project in a real-world environment, and this project is so culturally and personally important to Professor Hur," said Mushtaq.
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Born in Korea, Hur migrated to the U.S. with her parents at the age of 13. She believes art is a means to connect with the past and her former self "left behind" in Korea. "One of the greatest things that art does for us is to explore the emotional aspect of ourselves," said Hur. While completing her M.F.A. at SCAD, shredded silk flowers became an integral part of her practice, representing the impermanence of beauty, joy, and memory. This eventually evolved into emblematic reproductions of her mother's wedding blanket, which uses culturally coded colors from Korean ceremonial attire. But the act of cutting the flowers means just as much. "The process itself is repetitive, laborious, and simple," observed Hur. The artist's parents are typically the ones who help her cut the flowers. This was the first time she shared the process with her students, conjuring an emotionally charged environment in which they could explore the commercial art world.
Overall, Art Central provided students with access to the art fairs and networking opportunities with experts from East and West. Executive director of SCAD exhibitions, Laurie Ann Farrell, hosted insider tours of Art Central and Art Basel, which gave students a deeper understanding of the contemporary art world and introduced them to industry professionals. It was an eye-opening week for all students involved and provided a global stage for interaction with audiences who may one day return to see these emerging artists display their own work.
Be they images or social posts, videos or emails, staying on top of digital keepsakes can overwhelm. Leave it to digital art to perfectly capture how it feels to tame our digital memories into submission. We face a daily monsoon of data, so we think you'll relate to this Vimeo Staff Pick. ADC and Adobe did, handing the creators a Silver Cube at the Art Directors Club Awards and first prize at the Adobe Design Achievement Awards. Savannah College of Art and Design students Yeojin Shin (B.F.A., motion media) and Daniel Uribe (B.F.A., motion media), and alumnus Peter Clark (B.F.A., graphic design, motion media, 2014), used a range of motion production tools to combine hand drawn animation, stop motion, illustration and composited effects to bring you Memory Stream. Don't feel compelled to file, save or share.
Memory Stream from Yeojin Shin on Vimeo.
How do I travel for free and make this my job? Many ask this question, but Joey Katz (B.F.A., film and television, senior) answered it. Winner of a College Television Award, the Adventure Katz web series is the culmination of two years spent documenting shoe-string-budget trips to Europe, Malaysia, Hong Kong and Jacksonville, Florida. And those are just the episodes in the can. The thing that differentiates Adventure Katz from other travel series is Katz' mission to inspire his audience to do more than watch.
I hope to create something that will change how we look at reality TV. I want to make something that teaches people how to make their own adventures.
I hope to create something that will change how we look at reality TV. I want to make something that teaches people how to make their own adventures.
It's a strategy for attracting young viewers, an audience Katz believes is underserved by reality TV, and he just might get the chance. He is pitching Adventure Katz to producers during a time when networks like Travel Channel want immersive, rugged content.
That's one hook Katz has going for him. Another is his savvy use of social media to build a loyal following. "When I make a film, I shoot something that's worth sharing on Reddit," he said. To promote the episode Wales: MADMAN or Poet? Katz posted an image of the Cader Idris mountain in Reddit subgroups and included a YouTube link to his video. The image received 1.8 million views, persuading thousands to watch and hundreds to subscribe to his channel. In the episode, Katz endeavors to scale Cader Idris and test the legend that climbing the mountain turns hikers into madmen or poets.
Katz' love affair with filmmaking began in seventh grade when his parents gave him a cell phone. He began shooting and editing videos on the mobile device, eventually graduating to a laptop and professional editing software. After becoming disenchanted with a string of internships as a production assistant, he was inspired by Andrew Wonder, director of the viral film Undercity, to hit the road. He started watching YouTube in 2007, but Wonder's videos helped him realize he had everything he needed to break out of the traditional production routine. What's in his bag?
I carry the least amount of gear I can. You need something you can shoot on really quickly. I shoot on the Canon PowerShot S100, a point and shoot camera. Batteries are cheap and if I break it I can replace it. Content is more important than what you shoot on. I carry a lightweight tripod and edit on Adobe Premiere.
I carry the least amount of gear I can. You need something you can shoot on really quickly. I shoot on the Canon PowerShot S100, a point and shoot camera. Batteries are cheap and if I break it I can replace it. Content is more important than what you shoot on. I carry a lightweight tripod and edit on Adobe Premiere.
True to their commitment to help film students develop projects beyond narrative films, Savannah College of Art and Design professors encouraged him to develop Adventure Katz for his senior project. That led to a nomination for best reality series by the Television Academy.
@AdventureKatz just got a student Emmy for his Senior Project he made in my class @SCADdotedu !!! Go, Joey, GO! pic.twitter.com/Fi01Z8FYVx
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@AdventureKatz just got a student Emmy for his Senior Project he made in my class @SCADdotedu !!! Go, Joey, GO! pic.twitter.com/Fi01Z8FYVx
So did Katz return from Cader Idris a madman or a poet? Teaser alert: Katz says the trip made him a bit of both. "My video is my poetry," he said. "But it takes both to not know where you're sleeping for the next few nights."
Watch and tell @AdventureKatz what you decide.
Master sand sculptor Ted Siebert's enormous creations - more than 700 sculptures in 30 years – makes the practice of sandcastling look effortless. But the world record holder knows differently: the tools are simple but the techniques require skilled hands.
A sand castle by Ted Siebert in Cape Town, South Africa. Courtesy of The Sand Sculpture Company.
The misconception is that sandcastling is a lot of fun. It's hard work. - Ted Siebert
The misconception is that sandcastling is a lot of fun. It's hard work. - Ted Siebert
The King's Palace in Kuwait, courtesy of The Sand Sculpture Company.
To prepare Savannah College of Art and Design students for the annual Sand Arts Festival (May 1), Ted brought the beach to the classroom. He's teaching best practices he developed as owner of The Sand Sculpture Company, like packing, subtractive processes and layout. An authority in a small community of professional sand sculptors, the opportunity to work alongside Ted, also an oil painter, is rare. The students will be able to apply the lessons they learn from Ted to their professional art practices. "The hope is that they'll take these lessons down to Tybee and have more technically adept works," said SCAD foundation's study professor Matthew Toole.
In Ted's workshop, SCAD students learn how to sculpt sandcastle towers, made from 400 pounds of compact sand.
Childhood memories of sandcastling competitions in Cannon Beach, Oregon led Ted to write The Art of Sandcastling and make the world's beaches his palette. He'll unveil his collaboration with SCAD students at Sand Arts 2015 in Tybee Island, Georgia. Fittingly, he'll also judge the contest's Most Ambitious category.
In process, Ted's first sculpture with a university, a collaboration with Professor Matthew Toole's Art of the Spectacle class.
Here are Ted's tips for sandcastling like a pro:
• Use a lot of water. The sand has to be very wet. Bring spray bottles to wet the sand as you work.
• There's an angle that all sand will stack at. Find it. If you're too ambitious and try to build something too steep you're going to have a collapse.
• Pack the sand, then pack again. Compaction is crucial.
• Be organized and sculpt from the top down or the center out so you don't walk all over your work.
• Use the right tools: sharp knives, straws and brushes. Pallet knives are ideal. Plastic knives are too dull and won't work.
• Bring suntan lotion.
• Make a plan. If you don't bring an idea, you'll waste time shoveling something you don't have to shovel.
• It's a collaborative sport. Divide and conquer.
Ted uses compact sand. Some beaches, including Tybee, have loose sand, making it difficult to achieve the height his sculptures reach in places like Asia, the Middle East and Hampton Beach, New Hampshire. If the temporary nature of a sand sculpture doesn't seem worth the effort, consider that winning professional sand sculpting contests can net a sculptor tens of thousands of dollars in prize money.


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Condo, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 5 Sleeps
This is a gorgeous condo on 30th floor with full balcony having ocean views. It is the Pent House in that building. Newly renovated with new kitchen and new bathrooms. Bedrooms are not that big, but you will not be disappointed with views. Full balcony facing ocean and ocean vies from each bedroom. The building is the starlocation right on Boardwalk and walking distance to most casinos. This is a gem in Atlantic City
Recent Review
view view view the view is superb the balacany is wonderful you can see endless water
the view is awesome both of the ocean an the boardwalk there s lots of food choices , entertainment an casinos right outside the doors of the condo building
very short walk to everything go carts ,steal pier ,gift shops we had great weather an a great time!
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view view view the view is superb the balacany is wonderful you can see endless water
the sound of the waves on the balacany is so relaxing an watching the endless waves
the view is awesome both of the ocean an the boardwalk there s lots of food choices , entertainment an casinos right outside the doors of the condo building
very short walk to everything go carts ,steal pier ,gift shops we had great weather an a great time!
disgusting experience
the property was very very dirty ,poorly maintained and unsafe.
electric circuit open and very dangerous for children.
dirty sheets
very dirty rugs especially in the bathrooms.
kitchen sink was leaking. We had a bucket under the sink, constant smell in the kitchen.
very dirty refrigerator, needed to be clean to remove strong smell.
broken pots and dishes, missing lids.
dishes/pots needed to be washed prior to use due to greasy surface or stains.
nightstand with glass not supported, needed to be removed due to safety.
I will not recommend this property.
one star is for location.
But,the location does not compensate for above disspointmens
Fantastic View!
The view was spectacular and the place was tastefully decorated. We liked that each bedroom was separated by the livingroom and kitchen, so it gave more privacy. We had horrible weather, but the view was still calming to look at from the balcony and the windows. The staff was very nice and the keys were easy to get from the lobby. It was right on the boardwalk and within walking distance to the Boardwalk Hall for our concert. We would rent this again in a second!
Upscale as promised
Upscale as promised, spacious, and a great view. Picking up the keys was easy at the realtors right off the main highway. The pool was usually quite busy. The beach was a hot trek to reach but never crowded. I really enjoyed the large kitchen with an opening to the great room so that as we cooked we could chat away and never run into each other. The kitchen has every thing you need including a larder full of spices and oils, a pantry with what I assume were other vacationer's unused staples, and a cooking pot for all your needs. TV's in each room solved preference issues and the bedrooms were large enough for private get aways needed when relatives meet at the shore once a year. Brigantine is an oasis away from vacation artificiality. We did not notice any upscale dining, but the Acme stocked uncommom food items and there is even a phone store in town for those who forget their chargers!
Activity and Interests
all casinos within walking distance. right on ocean.
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7 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
2 night minimum stay
Additional information about rental rates
Dailt Rate: $250.00 Weekly Rate: $1100.00
weekends rates available in off season
Owner's Cancellation Policy
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Property Type
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Pool / Spa
- Hot Tub
- Outdoor Pool
- pets not allowed
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- marina
- restaurants
Leisure Activities
- gambling casinos
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This meetup offers a great excuse for me to keep shooting and sharing.
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text: Blagojevich Full Court Won't Rehear Blagojevich Appeal By Michael Tarm & Associated Press • Aug 19, 2015 U.S. Government A full appellate court in Chicago will not rehear the appeal of former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich's corruption convictions. The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals posted a notice Wednesday indicating there would be no rehearing for the imprisoned Democrat. Blagojevich had hoped the full court might overturn more of his 18 convictions than the five counts a three-judge panel tossed in July. Blagojevich's only remaining option for more counts to be overturned is an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. Play Chronicles Course of Political Downfall in Illinois By Amanda Vinicky • Dec 9, 2013 The curtains are closing on the Chicago play, "I Wish to Apologize to the People of Illinois" -- a timely production, given that today, Dec. 9, is the fifth anniversary of Rod Blagojevich's arrest. Two trials later, he was convicted on 18 counts of corruption. At Blagojevich's sentencing hearing, the deposed governor said he was sorry for his mistakes. But he was not the one making apologies in this show. He's not even a character -- just someone who gets mentioned now and again. Audit Finds All Kids Plan is Shrinking By WNIJ • Oct 18, 2012 State of Illinois One of Rod Blagojevich's top legislative achievements is slowly dwindling away. An audit of the All Kids program shows there's less and less to review. Rod Blagojevich was so proud of All Kids, he mentioned it in his farewell speech before going away to prison. Illinois Powerbroker Sentenced to Just Over Year in Prison By WNIJ • Oct 4, 2012 A judge in Chicago has sentenced William Cellini to a year and a day in prison. A federal jury convicted Cellini in November of conspiring to shake down the Oscar-winning producer of "Million Dollar Baby" for a contribution to imprisoned former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich's campaign. Blagojevich fundraiser dodges prison time By Robert Wildeboer • Jul 18, 2012 Ali Ata donated $50,000 to Rod Blagojevich. In return he was appointed the executive director of the Illinois Finance Authority, a job that paid $125,000 a year. Ata pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about his relationship with the corrupt Blagojevich fundraiser and advisor Tony Rezko. But prosecutors say Ata began cooperating during Rezko's trial and ended up being a key witness. On the stand Ata detailed a meeting where he gave Rezko a $25,000 contribution. Pages1 2 next › last »


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An Honest Review of Bars @ Nana Plaza, Soi Cowboy, Patpong & Pattaya…
The Crazy Cat Go-
The inside of the bar is modern and feels clean which is the opposite to most of the smaller bars within Soi Cowboy. The dance floor can hold four dancers comfortably, you do get a good view of what is going on. There are flat screen TV's at either end of the bar if you would prefer to watch some football. The night I went most people were pre-
There're several Coyote dancers either inside or out front when on a break. The night I went the bargirls were in black which does throw a bit of confusion into the mix as it is well known now that, at most of the bigger bars what a woman in a black dress means. If in doubt just ask.
A beer cost 160฿ but if you arrive before 9 pm them it will only set you back 90฿. The music is good for the dancers but I wish they would invest in another speaker as stereo always sound better.
A barfine is around the 600฿ mark and I'm sure there were a couple of guys the night I went had already made plans to take some chicks from the bar.
Overall the Crazy Cat Go-
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Danube Dreams - Cruise Only Eastbound
Book Early and Save up to 10%!
Book Early and Save!Book your 2018 vacation and pay in full 9 months or more prior to your departure and save 10% off the land-only portion of your tour. Offer does not apply to Monograms (Independent Tours) or Avalon Waterways (River Cruises). Offer is not combinable with other promotional offers except Journeys Club repeat traveler benefit. Offer applies to new bookings only. Additional restrictions may apply.
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Big Savings for Small Groups!Small groups of 5, 6 or 7 can save 5% per person off the land-only portion of Globus vacations. Larger groups of 8 to 15, receives one person traveling at half-price and in a group of 16 or more, one person travels FREE. All members in the group must be traveling together and offer applies to land-only portion of the vacation (does not include extra-night accommodations). Promotion does not apply to Monograms (Independent Vacations) or Avalon Waterways (River Cruises) and is not combinable with other promotional offers except Journeys Club members. Travelers already traveling at a discount, such as children, does not count towards the party total. Additional restrictions may apply.
10% Discount for Young Travelers!
Young Travelers Save Big!Young travelers ages 8-17 receive a 10% discount on the land only portion of their vacation. Discount does not apply to Avalon small ship or river cruises. Traveler must be 8 - 17 on date of travel. Additions restrictions may apply.
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Book a 2nd Tour in 2018 to Save 5%!Book two Globus vacations traveling in the same year and receive 5% off the land portion of your second tour. If you take three tours, you save 5% on each of your next two. Discount on the land-only portion of core tour, not including extra night accommodations, extensions, taxes/fees, tips and supplements. Does not apply to Cosmos, Monograms or Avalon Waterways. Multiple tours must travel within the same calendar year and must be booked at the same time. Booking must be made, under deposit and discount applied between August 10, 2017 and December 31, 2018. Discount is calculated off the least expensive tour. Not combinable with any other offer or discount. Offer reliant on space availability, and applies to new 2018 bookings only. Full cancellation penalties will apply. Additional restrictions may apply.
Day 1 - Passau, Germany (Embarkation). Welome to Germany! This afternoon board your river cruise vessel and before dinner, meet your crew for a welcome reception. (D)
Day 2 - Passau - Engelhartszell, Austria. Passau is a maze of narrow cobblestone streets lined with beautiful patrician houses. St. Stephen's Cathedral, a masterpiece of Italian baroque architecture, houses one of the world's largest church organs with 17,774 pipes. Join your Local Guide for a WALKING TOUR that reveals much more about the "City of Three Rivers." This afternoon, stop in Engelhartszell and become acquainted with some of Germany's FAMOUS BEERS. (B,L,D)
Day 3 - Linz. Linz is Austria's third-largest city and an important river port where culture plays a significant role in everyday life. This morning, join a local expert for a GUIDED TOUR. See the 13th-century Hauptplatz, Austria's largest medieval square, and the Trinity Column, built in 1723 as thanks for the city escaping the ravages of the plague, war, and fire. On your own, you might like to wander around the old castle grounds and take in the beautiful views of the river, or visit the neo-gothic New Cathedral, Austria's largest church, with capacity for 20,000 visitors. (B,L,D)
Day 4 - Grein - Weissenkirchen. This morning, arrive in the attractive country resort of Grein, nestled at the foot of a bluff in the shadow of its castle. Take an included GUIDED WALK through town and visit its unique historical THEATER, the oldest in Austria still holding regular performances. A behind-the-scenes peek to learn about some of the curiosities of this rococo-style, 167-seat theater will certainly tell you much about life as it was"and as it now is in this small town. The turreted houses on the main square make excellent photo subjects. Then, reboard your ship and sail into the picturesque Wachau Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stop in Weissenkirchen ("White Church") for a GUIDED WALK through this pretty little town. Once you leave Weissenkirchen on your way to Vienna, be sure to look out for the magnificent baroque Stiftskirche of Durnstein with its blue facade. (B,L,D)
Day 5 - Vienna. Wake up this morning in Vienna, known as the "City of Music" and the place that inspired the creative genius of Mozart, Beethoven, and Strauss. Once the center of the mighty Habsburg Empire, Austria's magical capital on the blue Danube is a showcase of gilded architecture. This is home to the lavish Hofburg Imperial Palace complex with its Vienna Boys' Choir and dazzling Lipizzaner stallions; the neo-renaissance Vienna Opera House; and awe-inspiring St. Stephen's Cathedral"plus, countless other sights you'll see on your GUIDED SIGHTSEEING TOUR. Stroll through the pedestrian Karntnerstrasse, and be sure to take a break and enjoy a piece of decadent Sachertorte or Apfelstrudel in a neighborhood cafe. (B,L,D)
Day 6 - Bratislava, Slovakia. At the foothills of the Carpathian Mountains is Bratislava, the dynamic capital of Slovakia. Join your Local Guide for a tour of the city, including a GUIDED WALK of its fascinating Old Town, where winding cobblestone streets and narrow alleyways twist and turn to reveal the Town Hall, one of the oldest stone buildings in the city. Also visit gothic ST. MARTIN'S CATHEDRAL, coronation church for the Kingdom of Hungary from the 16th to 19th centuries. This afternoon is free to explore on your own. (B,L,D)
Day 7 - Budapest, Hungary. Spanning the banks of the Danube, Budapest is one of Eastern Europe's liveliest cities. Whether you're seeing the sights, shopping for handcrafted embroidery or Herend porcelain, or basking in the coffee house culture over a rich cream cake in the renowned Gerbeaud Cafe, Budapest's unique energy is positively palatable. On your INCLUDED TOUR, see Heroes' Square as well as the massive hilltop castle complex with its remarkable Fishermen's Bastion and 11th-century Matthias Church, the coronation spot of several Hungarian monarchs. Be sure to take note of the city's eight bridges"many famous sights in and of themselves"which connect ancient Buda on the right bank with Pest on the left. You may even want to walk across Chain Bridge, built in 1849 and a symbol of Budapest. (B,L,D)
Day 8 - Budapest (Disembarkation). Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning. (B)
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Please call for single accommodation price. Triples not available.
Extra nights per person in Budapest:
in single room from $175 to $326, in twin room from $101 to $172
Prices shown include cruise in Category E in a deluxe outside stateroom on Indigo Deck.
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A / Sapphire Deck / $699
P / Royal Deck / $799
Avalon Suite / Royal Deck / $1,399
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D / Indigo Deck / $199
B / Sapphire Deck / $1,149
A / Sapphire Deck / $1,199
P / Royal Deck / $1,299
Royal Suite / Royal Deck / $1,899
- City Highlights
Cruise: deluxe 7-night cruise in an outside stateroom with Avalon's exclusive Comfort Collection BedsSM
Day 1 Passau (Embarkation): welcome to Germany! onboard welcome reception
Day 2 Passau - Engelhertszell: guided walk in Passau; beer tasting in Engelhartszell
Day 3 Linz, Austria: guided sightseeing
Day 4 Grein - Weissenkirchen: guided walk in Grein, visit the historical theater; guided walk in Weissenkirchen
Day 5 Vienna: guided sightseeing
Day 6 Bratislava: guided sightseeing, visit St. Martin's CathedralDay 7 Budapest: guided sightseeing, see Fishermen's Bastion and Heroes' Square
Day 8 Budapest (Disembarkation): your vacation ends this morning
- Key Differences
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- Meals
- Captain's welcome & farewell receptions with sparkling wine and canapes
- Welcome dinner
- Daily Afternoon Tea
- Daily Night Fare
- Farewell dinner
- Complimentary sparkling wine with breakfast; wine, beer, or soft drinks with lunch and dinner are included daily on board your vessel
- Notes
- In the event of water level problems or any problems of a technical nature, it may be necessary to operate the itinerary by motorcoach or to alter the program.
- Included visits and special features are subject to change. If a change is necessary, a substitute will be offered.
- Please check visa requirements with your local consulate(s); the responsibility for obtaining a visa rests with the traveler.
- Arrival transfers are not included and are not offered for purchase with this cruise-only itinerary.
- Scenic Highlights
Special onboard and onshore experiences presented by entertainers, artisans, and experts, designed to enrich your cruise.
Attend an onboard performance of Slovakian & International music.
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|3 - 7 nights
THE VIEWS DON'T GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS! True Oceanfront with a panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean, the island of Lana'i, the West Maui Mountains and Maalea Harbor. Spectacular sunsets and swaying palm trees. Great Whale watching (December through April).
LOOK AT ALL 24 PICTURES ... be sure to scroll to bottom of this listing to see enlarged photos!
DATES AVAILABLE - Simply click on the calendar located in the center of the page under the thumbnail photos. We keep our calendar up to date to save you time in your search.
PREMIUM CONDO Our home is beautifully and tastefully furnished with great amenities including free high speed Wireless Internet. Condo is fully tiled. Our living room has a queen sleeper sofa, love seat, and chair. Large LCD HDTV (cable), with DVD, stereo (hook-up your MP3 player). Oceanfront Living Room wall is all glass with doubly-opening slider. Master Bedroom with King bed, wall-mounted LCD HDTV, and handy plugs for recharging your phones and other electronics.
KITCHEN granite slab counters with all the appliances and utensils you could need.
BATHROOMS totally renovated with fully tiled, walk-in showers
BEDS: Master BDR King, 2nd BDR Two twin beds
Living Room Sleeper Sofa: Queen
WASHER & DRYER in our unit.
FULLY AIR CONDITIONED and ceiling fans in all rooms.
LANAI 22-foot long, private Lanai provides relaxation in Maui's soothing trade winds with the incredible ocean view. Two ceiling fans create breezes on windless days.
TENNIS COURTS on the ocean!
TOY CLOSET towels, mats, chairs, boogie boards, snorkeling gear, sand buckets, cooler, tennis equipment, etc. (You can leave your toys at home!).
Manicured grounds, Large Pool, Hot Tub, Small Exercise Room with Dry Sauna, Putting green. There are better equipped gyms nearby, contact us if you need additional information.
While our beach is not the best for swimming, it is an uncrowded beach to enjoy walks on. It is protected by an off shore reef making for only small waves. It gets deep very, very slowly. Both of these are great qualities for small children. The smooth morning waters are perfect for stand-up paddleboarding (available for rent by the pool). There is great windsurfing and kitesurfing to participate in or observe. Our panoramic lanai view is incredible and you will find no better views on Maui.
If you are looking for something truly special ... contact us.
If you know the Maui Sunset you'll want to know our location: Our condo is in the B building, Number 421. The first number (4) indicates the floor, and the remainder (21) denotes the 21st unit. Each floor has 23 units with Number 1 being the farthest from the ocean and Number 23 the very closest to the ocean. There is not a finer condo to rent at the Maui Sunset in terms of furnishings and our view.
Kihei's warm, sunny weather is the best on Maui. Our home is conveniently located within easy driving time of the airport, Lahaina, and Wailea. Walk to nearby grocery store, gift shops, craft market, drug store, Post Office, restaurants, fast food and gift shops. Excellent golf courses are nearby. Activity Desk on the property can assist with coordinating special trips and activities.
HI Tax ID: TA-037-529-2928-01 and GE-037-529-2928-02
Local Contact: Jeff Cassidy (808) 264-3525
Keywords: Condominium
Paul and Joan currently reside in West Virginia. Prior to that they lived in Corpus Christi, Texas and Albuquerque, New Mexico. Paul was lucky to have spent two years on Oahu as a child. A medical meeting on Maui rekindled the passion for Hawaii. They love to visit the different beaches, snorkeling, kitesurfing (Paul), and relaxing on the lanai - especially the mornings and sunsets.
Paul and Joan Stobie purchased this condo in 2002
After exploring all the condos in Kihei we chose the Maui Sunset for it's ambience, impeccable grounds and pool. Everyone was so friendly. When we first walked into the condo we ultimately purchased we were left breathless by the view, and knew it was the right one. Our beach is never crowded and perfect for daily walks. The central location of our condo makes it easy for us to explore the rest of Maui.
We keep our condo equipped the way we like to enjoy it. We've taken care in updating our condo with modern features. Our guests appreciate these touches and all the amenities we leave for them to enjoy. Joan loves to cook, and we always have dinner parties with friends when we visit. Most days we take small half-day trips to enjoy all that Maui has to offer. By late afternoon we love to soak in the pool and hot tub, read, and talk with our friends (old and new). We cook most of meals in the condo or outside on the BBQs. Morning coffee out on the lanai and watching the West Maui mountains light up with the rising sun never gets old with us.
This is an excellent condo with a great view. The lanai was very spacious where 6 of us could enjoy meals and watch the sunsets. It is well maintained and very clean. Most of the beach equipment anyone might need is in the condo along with a full kitchen that also has everything needed for cooking a full meal. We've stayed at the Maui Sunset before. Beautiful well maintained grounds. Easy check-in. This unit was the best with the best views!
We stayed in this wonderful condo for a week in May! It was perfect! Everything was provided.....even beach towels, chairs, snorkel equipment! We felt like this was our home....and how we wish it was! The condo is great! Very clean and very well kept. Comfortable beds and everything we needed down to spices to use for cooking! We enjoyed the pool and the lovely grounds on the property. The lanai is wonderful and we ate every meal out there. The area is quiet which is perfect for relaxing. It's close to the grocery and shops and restaurants. It has a local feel which is exactly what we were looking for. We hope to be able to come to Maui again and would welcome the chance to stay here! Thank you Joan and Paul for sharing your home with us!
We stayed Feb 20-27, 2016. It was our 5th time staying at the condo complex, and this is the best unit by far! The ocean front view was great, and a great view of Haleakala out the back. Beach is great for walking and boarding, and lots of great beaches down the road to the south. The kitchen allowed for cooking anything from just warming up takeout to a full dinner. Lots of equipment was available for use - beach mats, chairs, snorkels, etc. The tour booking staff at the pool was very helpful in booking our Boss Frog whale watching and Segway tours, as well as renting the paddleboard (book your trips 3-4 days ahead to get the times you want). Several restaurants are in easy walking distance. The owners were easy to deal with. We hope to come back again next year. As a special bonus, our 2 for $30 whale watching trip was amazing. The captain said it was his 2nd best trip in 26 years, including getting showered with whale snot.
We stayed Feb 12-20, 2016. It was our best family vacation in 20 years. The location was fantastic. We would take our drinks and sit on the grass right on the edge of the beach and watch the sunset. Every morning we had coffee on the beautiful patio watching people & dogs enjoying the gorgeous park. Having a fully equipped kitchen made it very easy to cook up anything we wanted. The tour booking staffatthe pool were very helpful in helping us choose and book our activities.
The owners were so pleasant and easy to deal with. We hope to go back again next year and this unit will be our first choice.
First timers to Hawaii. Loved the pictures and reviews so we booked the condo from Paul. He has been great leading up sending us things for Maui before hand and great communication. We are still enjoying the condo as I type this. Everything you need is here. It's fully stocked with it all, even spices. It's very comfortable. Views are incredible. The complex is great with wonderful views, awesome lawn for games like lawn bowling. The pool area has games for use. Can rent paddle boards as well. Stores are close by. We did a lot of driving to explore and take half day trips. The beach here is just ok, that is my only negative. We even had a maintenance issue and I called the guy listed and within 15 mins, it was fixed. Wow. Highly recommend this condo. This has been the best vacation of our life. Thanks Paul and Joan.
We had an amazing week in this condo. The tile floors were wonderful. They were very cool on the feet, which was very much appreciated in the heat. The location was perfect. It was a quick drive to restaurants, shopping, and grocery store. There was plenty of snorkeling gear, beach towels, beach chairs, etc. in the unit. We also loved that you could rent Paddle Boards there at the complex. LOVED the pool. It was beautifully maintained and we never lacked for chairs. There is also Shuffle Board available at the complex. The views from the unit are AMAZING. It is a perfect location for the sunsets. We had family that had rented another unit and they could not see the sunsets from their unit. The lanai in this unit is very large. We would absolutely rent this unit again. Thank you Paul and Joan for an amazing week with so many great memories. You were a pleasure to work with.
Snorkeling-On site, ACTIVITY DESK-On site. Nearby Shopping, Restaurants, Fast Food, Post Office, Drug store. Windsurfing-on site, Kitesurfing-on site
|Rate Period
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|Monthly *
Winter 2017
Jan 4 2017 - Apr 15 2017
3 night minimum stay
Spring 2017
Apr 16 2017 - May 31 2017
3 night minimum stay
Summer 2017
Jun 1 2017 - Aug 31 2017
3 night minimum stay
Fall 2017
Sep 1 2017 - Dec 15 2017
3 night minimum stay
Christmas 2017
Dec 22 2017 - Jan 4 2018
7 night minimum stay
|> 4 guests, Per night
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|$150 + Tax
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LARGE PARTY CHARGE: Extra $15 per person per night for guest numbers more than 4.
Reservation dates that span the seasonal cutoff dates are fine. Just contact owners by email for quote.
Rates are subject to change until reservation is confirmed.
Stays of more than 14 nights may be eligible for discount.
1. All guests required to pay a $300 damage deposit. This is returned to guests after their stay, provided of course, there are no damages.
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3. Balance becomes due 90 days prior to check in.
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.


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3 April 2013 Last updated at 17:04 BST
A suicide bomb and gun attack on a courthouse in western Afghanistan has left more than 50 people dead and about 90 injured - most of them civilians.
Militants disguised as soldiers tried unsuccessfully to free suspected Taliban members in the capital of the Farah province, Afghan officials said.
The Taliban have claimed responsibility.
Caroline Wyatt says the attack demonstrated "a failure of intelligence".