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Vacation rental house. Sleeps 18, 7 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms. No pets allowed.
230 Chimney Rock
Stateline, NV 89449
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This 5000sf spacious home is located just minutes to the Stagecoach loft at Heavenly Ski Resort, The Gondola shopping area, the casinos, and the lake! There are beautiful mountain views all throughout the house which makes you feel right at home in Lake Tahoe.
This house is setup great for entertaining or relaxing with its dining amenities for 18, BBQ, patio, fireplace, and jacuzzi bath tubs.
Bedrooms: BR1)master above garage has 1 King & a sleeper sofa, full bathroom. On the bottom floor: BR2)two queens BR3)queen, there is a shared bathroom. There is an extra full bed under the stairs. On the Second level: BR4)king BR5)queen, full bathroom BR6)queen,
with a shared full bathroom. On the 3rd floor: BR7) second master bedroom has 1 king & 1 Twin bed in loft above that is open to the master bedroom, full bathroom. There is a shared half bathroom on the 3rd floor.
Stayed 4 days ending in
October, 2015
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a guest from El Paso, Texas does not recommend this vacation rental.
Overall very good. Would have been nice if elevator was working, as there are many, many flights of stairs to carry up luggage! Nice updates of furniture except for the worn down sofas. Mini blinds have seen better days, and window right by bed in room
above garage seriously needs some blinds. It would have been nice to have the kitchenette above the garage stocked with a few cups and utensils. We bought a coffee pot for that room to use while we were there.
Stayed 3 days ending in
October, 2015
a guest from Denver, CO recommends this vacation rental
We rented this house for 12 adults and 2 children for a long weekend visit for a close friend's wedding. It was a convenient, central location in the South Lake Tahoe area (minutes by car from Heavenly, Casinos, lake shore, Zephyr Cove). There were grocery,
liquor, and drug stores nearby. The house couldn't have suited us better. It's well-maintained and comfortable. The grill, fireplace, hot tub, and pool table are all great amenities that added to our experience. We also appreciated the wine/beer refrigerators
both in the kitchen and game room. The separate apartment over the garage was just perfect for the couple with 2 young kids. The kitchen/dining/living area was spacious and accommodated us all simultaneously for meals. The bedrooms were quiet and private.
However, note that the upper floor master bedroom is not enclosed - the loft opens up into the living area. Also note, you'll need to bring your own hair dryer and be sure to pick up some extra trash bags. We would certainly rent this house again.
Stayed 2 days ending in
September, 2015
a guest from roseville, ca recommends this vacation rental
We had a great time with the couples getaway! Plenty of room for all family members and friends! Great Location!
Stayed 2 days ending in
August, 2015
a guest recommends this vacation rental
This house worked great for our big group. Plenty of room. Easy acces to check in and booking was very easy.
Stayed 7 days ending in
July, 2015
Frances W from Lafayette, CA does not recommend this vacation rental.
We had a wonderful vacation that could have been better had the house been managed by a different company. After reading previous tenants' review (and before our arrival) I emailed WCPM with my concerns. No reply so I assumed corrections had been made.
Turns out we had similar complaints: Someone stuck in elevator. Some TVs did not work, one because of missing remote. The furniture is quite worn. The kitchen is nearing disaster stage. Indeed, the pots and pans were scratched, dirty (disgusting, really) and
bent out of shape. The refrigerator DOOR worked, but the appliance did not keep food cold. Ice cream always soft, not frozen, etc. We were very concerned about spoiled food. The ice maker does not work; I guess that's why there were bags of ice in the freezer
and an empty icemaker bin upon our arrival. Old-looking sign on microwave is still there. Only pump bottles of handsoap in bathrms; no hairdryers. A week in Tahoe is an annual event for our family of 12. The only thing stopping us from returning to #SL230
is the Mgmt. Owners need to replace WCPM with happier, more pleasant, accommodating people.
I am very sorry about your experience with your stay here in Tahoe. We are working with the owner to get things updated. Regarding the elevator, we did have a repair person come out and take a look at it and the report that we got back was that it was working fine. I have tried to recreate the problem that you had and have not been able to. The built in microwave is not working right now but there is a counter top microwave in the kitchen for use, there is also 2 other microwaves in the house for use totaling 3. Even though I was unable to recreate any of the problems that you had with the house after your stay, I offered a 10% discount for your stay. I am again very sorry that you feel that we are a terrible management company, we did everything we could to try and make your stay a pleasant one.
Stayed 2 days ending in
April, 2015
Mirel B from Rocklin, Ca recommends this vacation rental
we have stayed here twice with 13 people, there is plenty of room for everyone! It super close to the strip and the beach. We plan on coming back next year!
Stayed 2 days ending in
January, 2015
Great house. Lots of room.
Stayed 3 days ending in
December, 2014
This big home had everything we needed. We will be back.
Stayed 5 days ending in
July, 2014
a guest from San Antonio, TX recommends this vacation rental
Wonderful stay. Great location. Hiking, S lake Tahoe, Zephyr Cove all minutes away. Great house. Lots of room.
Stayed 2 days ending in
February, 2014
a guest from Mountain View, California recommends this vacation rental
This is the third time that a group of friends and I rented this house. It is comfy, spacious, and perfect for a large group. Already looking forward to visiting next year!
a guest from oakland, California recommends this vacation rental
We had a fantastic stay in this beautiful house. We were a big party of 15 people and never felt crowded, there's plenty of space to relax around the house or be in the play room. Will admit there are a lot of stairs in the house so bringing in luggage
and groceries was tough. Aside from the stairs, out entire from really enjoyed the house. We will definitely keep this house in mind for future stays.
We are glad to see that you enjoyed the house. There is an elevator at the house that does help with going in and out with groceries and luggage.
Thank you
Stayed 2 days ending in
October, 2013
a guest from Elk Grove, CA recommends this vacation rental
We stayed at this house last weekend for a family reunion. Had a great time and couldn't be more pleased with the property. It had all the amenities we were looking for, and was perfect for entertaining. I would recommend this house to anyone looking for
a large home to spend quality time with loved ones.
wenyong l from San Francisco, California recommends this vacation rental
Daniel W from Berkeley, CA recommends this vacation rental
The house is amazing! Thanks for having us.
Stayed 3 days ending in
September, 2013
a guest from Reno, NV recommends this vacation rental
My family and I had a great time at this home in Stateline. It was very clean and had everything we needed. Everyone enjoyed their rooms and the view.
Stayed 2 days ending in
August, 2013
Jaime K from Concord, CA recommends this vacation rental
We had a group of 18 for our weekend stay and I must say that the pictures don't entirely do this home justice! It did not feel like there were that many of us due to the floorplan. With the amount of bathrooms, etc, there was never a space issue. I highly
recommend this property for any large group stay!
Stayed 4 days ending in
July, 2013
Matt P from San Francisco, California recommends this vacation rental
Stayed here with 15 adults and we had plenty of space. The house is very nice with enough space to have multiple things going on at the same time. It was my birthday on the 4th of July and our group was 28-35 year olds. Very close to Zephyr Cove and Ski
Run Rental for Boats/Jet-Ski/Beach during the day and very easy to get to the casinos at night.
One caution, make sure you ask the cab company to not honk when they pick you up. We got a noise complaint from the neighbor across the street two nights in a row. Not for loud and excessive noise....but because the cabs honked to let us know they were here...
Property management company handled it well, understanding this one neighbor was a pain. But had I know up front I would have had the cab company call instead of honk. Overall great house with plenty of room and all the amenities you would want for a summer
or winter rental. Property company was great to deal with and very prompt to any questions we had.
Glad you enjoyed your vacation! We look forward to you renting from us again.
Stayed 3 days ending in
May, 2013
Barbara R recommends this vacation rental
We were a golf group of 14 adults and 2 children.
The house was a dream come true for all of us who wanted to be together in one unit. The house had everything we needed and everyone slept well in the beautifully appointed bedrooms and bathrooms. We had 3-5 year olds with us and worried about the stairs -
they managed well.
The elevator was a must since we had to pack in a lot of food, ice chests and suitcases.
The deck was a wonderful spot for all of us and we gravitated there in the afternoon and evenings for drinks and apps. The view from the deck is fabulous with glimpses of the lake.
Everyone enjoyed their stay and we would not hesitate to rent it again!
Stayed 2 days ending in
March, 2013
Andy T from San Francisco, California recommends this vacation rental
Stayed here with a group for a yearly trip and it was the best house we've stayed in over the past 7 years. Loved the spacious great room area and the location. Close to Heavenly and shopping areas. Would definitely recommend!
Stayed 2 days ending in
February, 2013
a guest from BELLEVUE, Washington recommends this vacation rental
This house is enormous and great for a get-together. It is very well maintained, beautifully designed and in a super convenient location. The hot-tub, pool and ping-pong table were a great hit too. We enjoyed every moment of our 2 day stay here and didn't
feel like leaving.
We stayed at this house for a mini company retreat. We found that it had plenty of space, great amenities (ping pong table, Jacuzzi, etc), good views of the lake, and a great atmosphere. The Management Company was pleasant to work with. We are considering
renting it again next year.
Stayed 2 days ending in
July, 2012
a guest from Chowchilla, CA recommends this vacation rental
Everything was good other than the fact that with that many stairs and the amount of luggage we had, it would have been nice for someone to notify us that the elevator was not working. It stated in the contract that we woul be notified if things were not
working. Also the refrigerator was having problems with being cold so we ended up having to throw away all our food when we left because we didn't want to take a chance.
Stayed 3 days ending in
July, 2012
a guest from Seattle, WA recommends this vacation rental
This house is everything you expect from seeing pictures online and more. Location is not only a 5 mintue cab ride from the casino's but super close to the lake. Everyone had plenty of space to sleep and spend time on the main floor together. A++ and would
highly recomend this spot.
Stayed 2 days ending in
May, 2012
a guest from Rockville, MD recommends this vacation rental
A group of 10 of us were going on vacation and looking for a reasonably priced alternative to many hotel rooms. This house was incredible and definitely a bargain. Each of us had a bed and plenty of room to spread out. Great location and amenities. This
house really made the trip special and I highly recommend it!
Sean H from Healdsburg, CA recommends this vacation rental
We had a great time.
Stayed 2 days ending in
April, 2012
a guest from Santa Cruz, Ca recommends this vacation rental
50 stairs involved however there is an elevator. Great place would stay again in a heart beat.
Stayed 2 days ending in
March, 2012
Kim F from Turlock, CA recommends this vacation rental
A group of 14 of us rented this beautiful cabin for the weekend and it far exceeded our expectations. With the convenience of the elevator to help us bring up our luggage to the spectacular views all around the cabin, made it a great first time rental
experience. The cabin was located in a great area and we loved that it was modern and upgraded with many wonderful amenities. Our only suggestion would be maybe a larger water heater as several of our friends had to take some cold/lukewarm showers in the morning
(their fault for waking up late) :) and maybe look at increasing the water pressure all around. Other than that....we loved it and will definitely be back next year!
P.S. We purchased a snow shovel and left it there for the future vacationers as it is a must have for any cabin in Tahoe. :)
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United States Mint Launches Coin Honoring Great Smoky Mountains National Park
GATLINBURG, TN. - The United States Mint launched the America the Beautiful Quarters® Program coin honoring Great Smoky Mountains National Park Jan. 29.
The reverse (tails) design depicts a log cabin that features architectural elements from several historic homes preserved within Great Smoky Mountains National Park with a segment of the lush green forest and a hawk circling above. This is the 21st coin in the America the Beautiful Quarters Program, the United States Mint's multi-year initiative to honor our national parks and other national sites.
"This new quarter reflects the Nation's continuing fascination with the beauty, diversity, and romantic mists of Great Smoky Mountains National Park," said David Croft, acting associate director for Manufacturing at the United States Mint.
Hundreds of people were in attendance at the event that took place at the Gatlinburg Convention Center, in Gatlinburg, Tenn., one of the gateway cities to the 520,000-acre park. Participants included Great Smoky Mountains National Park Acting Superintendent Pedro Ramos, and local radio co-host Jay Adams, who served as master of ceremonies. Following the event, members of the public exchanged their currency for $10 rolls of newly minted Great Smoky Mountains National Park quarters.
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Yet another Dressage clinic for Spighi
I spent two days working with an interstate coach this weekend. He hadn't been here for 12 months due to various reasons so had not yet worked with Spighi.
As it turns out, he absolutely loved him, and gave me some different things to work on.
Due to Speeg's conformation, he felt it was best if I worked him quite deep and round at home, then only brought him up in the days before a competition. His reasoning - "It's like trying to drive a bus from the back seat". Oh how true with this horse!
We did a lot of work on getting faster reaction times and snappier hind legs, two issues that are always the root of our worries!
By the second day he was certainly cooking with gas, so much softer over the neck and back, hind legs quicker, carrying more weight and reactions to the leg much sharper. We noted that I have been using my seat for too much, rather than expecting him to come off the leg first, so that is something I'll need to think about.
State Championships are coming up this weekend, novice/elementary, so I'll work him in the double for the rest of the week and just put him back in the snaffle for the tests.
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A sucky week to be a woman in science: Part IIIPosted: June 13, 2016 Filed under: Chemistry, Science Leave a comment
Usually I don't find it too sucky to be a Woman in Science™. This is the third in a series of 3 posts on why this week, it was a bit sucky.
When I started my PhD almost 4 years ago (oh dear lord please let me finish soon please) I didn't anticipate that one of the most satisfying aspects would be the sense of community that came along with it. I suddenly became part of not only a formal multi-institutional academic centre, but also the broader analytical chemistry community in Australia. Conferences, events and meetings felt welcoming, convivial, egalitarian and I began to understand why academics were so obsessed with their academic genealogy. In many ways, it is like being part of a family. Sometimes better than your real family because they share your excitement about low limits of detection and when correlation coefficients are greater than 0.999.
So when I saw that one of our upcoming conferences was advertising a lineup of nine male keynote speakers I was pretty upset. Even amongst the invited speakers only one of the ten is a woman. And although each speaker is an accomplished and eminent scientist, the invited speaker list is certain to not reflect the diversity of the conference attendees. I thought my people knew better than this. There are many outstanding women in my field, particularly early career researchers, and the absolute worst thing about an all-male line up is the message that it sends to the ECRs. When we know that "you can't be what you can't see", conference lineups like this all but shut the door in the faces of the younger women trying to establish themselves as independent scientists.
It's easy to criticise gender imbalanced conferences when they are removed from you and when the organisers are strangers. When you know them personally, the politics and relationships makes everything a little more tricky. I also don't feel like boycotting the conference is a viable option. It's virtually impossible for me to attend conferences overseas, and the options locally are very limited. If I don't go, I miss out and nobody will care that I'm not there and why. There are still many months until the conference, and I know I'm not the only one who is disappointed with the lineup so there is still time for changes to happen. But for now it is quite sucky.
For more information on conference program diversity, Professor Jenny Martin has some excellent points to make in her posts and paper.
A sucky week to be a woman in science: Part IIPosted: June 12, 2016 Filed under: Science Leave a comment
Usually I don't find it too sucky to be a Woman in Science™. This is the second in a series of 3 posts on why this week, it was a bit sucky.
My employer had a quasi-open day* thing, with senior staff delivering presentations and generally hanging about talking about science things and being quite visible. Turns out a lot (nearly all) of these senior staff are men. Something I obviously knew, but had slipped out of my consciousness somewhere along the way.
From the second I walked in the front gate, it was immediately obvious that it was more of a sausagefest than an Australian primary school on election day. And I'm no stranger to this type of workplace. I'm used to being in male-dominated environments. I've worked in 4 other science joints and 2 hardware shops for flips sake.
So anyway this place is next-level XY, but this post is not about that. This post is about how I was pretty dang surprised to feel so ashamed about the gender inequity situation and tell you what, that was a surprise and I did not expect that at all. I spoke with a lot of people and while I was proud to show them the cool stuff we've got and the interesting and useful science we do, I couldn't escape the uneasiness I felt when we looked around and all we could see were Dudes in Suits.
I'm also used to people sometimes being critical of where I work for reasons other than diversity, and it can be hard to not be defensive about it. But when folks commented on the lack of diversity at the quasi-open day, I felt sad and helpless and embarrassed. Overwhelmingly I felt really embarrassed.
So I wondered, why did I feel this way? The inequity is not my fault! I don't hire people, I have no influence on policies. I think I am genuinely doing what I can – being in diversity groups and committees, talking to people from peers to management about gender issues, trying hard to be a kick-arse doer of science who kicks arse while also having ovaries. I can't think of a good reason why I should feel ashamed or in any way responsible for the lack of women representation but despite that I still did.
The next step for us is applying to the SAGE program and I do hope we are accepted, and that it genuinely improves representation and career paths for my current and future women colleagues. Because I do not want things to be sucky.
*"quasi-open day" because it was invite only so not really open and went for four days so also not really a day.
A sucky week to be a woman in science: Part IPosted: June 11, 2016 Filed under: Chemistry, Science 5 Comments
Usually I don't find it too sucky to be a Woman in Science™. This is the first in a series of 3 posts on why this week, it was a bit sucky.
The Royal Australian Chemical Institute published in the June edition of their monthly magazine, Chemistry in Australia, a very poor and unfunny joke. As I am wont to do, I tweeted about it.
I was sufficiently peeved by this Grade A sexist bullshittery that I also wrote a letter to the editor. I received a prompt response and the online version of the article has had the offending sentence removed. I'm waiting with keen interest to receive a follow-up from the editor and to see what the official response from the RACI will be.
Since joining as an undergrad I've had a love/hate relationship with my professional society. At the grassroots level, I've found RACI run and sponsored events to be excellent learning and networking opportunities, and fulfilled many of my expectations of what being part of a learned society should be. I've made many connections and drunk many beers and had a generally grand time at most of them.
But after 12 years of membership, I'm seriously considering not renewing this year. This issue could be the straw that breaks the camel's back. While I've had many positive experiences with individual members, the organisation as a whole has never felt entirely welcoming to me. It's always felt male and I'm a woman. It's always felt old and I'm young(ish). It's always felt ivory tower and I'm outside academia. And I no longer feel like I want to try be a part of it.
I'm struggling to think of any benefits in continuing to be a member of this organisation. The aspects of the RACI that I find valuable, the events and conferences, will continue to be accessible and affordable even if I cease my membership. But the aspects of the RACI that I find deplorable and disappointing show no signs of changing and I'm no longer convinced that I want to support it with my membership dollars.
The New Globally Harmonised System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals Pictograms ExplainedPosted: September 2, 2015 Filed under: Chemistry, Fun 2 Comments
Like many others around the world, my laboratory is finalising our compliance with the new globally harmonised system of classifying and labelling chemicals (GHS). Part of this process has involved relabelling many of our chemicals with the new GHS hazard pictograms. Some of these pictograms are different from those we have used in the past, and the hazard is not always obvious from the picture alone so it is necessary to commit to memory what all of the pictograms represent. Hence I have provided this handy guide to interpreting the new set of pictograms.
I hope this guide has been helpful to you.
When advertisers try to chemistryPosted: August 20, 2015 Filed under: Chemistry 3 Comments
On a recent trip to one of the lands, I noticed this billboard advertising a school.
Immediately I LOVED IT because chemistry! But soon after I didn't love it anymore. The peroxide decomposition equation is wrong, with the subscript 2 following the oxygen instead of the hydrogen in what should be the formula for water. I'd expect a little better from an educational institution.
So then I go inside to Woolies, where they are running some kind of school fundraiser bizzo advertised thusly.
The ad has an adorable kid doing chemistry, so I LOVED IT. He's unneccessarily wearing a lab coat but that's OK because where else would he put his carefully askew coloured pens? His safety goggles are on his head but that's OK – if he whacks himself in the eye with his Molymod he'll probably live.
And then soon after I didn't love it anymore. The molymod he's holding was not a molecule immediately identifiable to me (I am an analytical chemist after all) so like any normal person would do, I opened up ChemDraw and tried to recreate the structure chemkid is holding. There is definitely an aromatic ring in the bottom half… a slightly odd ammonium group near the top… a carbon-nitrogen double bond on the left? a triply-bonded oxygen on the right? IDK but the kid's hand and the angle of the shot and my general suckiness at this sort of thing made it hard for me to really tell what was going on there other a big ole hot mess.
I got confused. so like any normal person would do, I got out my own molymod kit and tried to make the molecule. I came unstuck again, mostly because I ran out of carbons and party because it appears to be a made up molecule.
So, 2 chemistry fails in one shopping trip. Plus Woolies was sold out of my favourite bread. For the record, advertising people, there's a bunch of chemists on the internet who will help you with this kind of thing for free. For the love of science, all you have to do is not just make shit up.
Q. Vegemite Chocolate, How Does it Smell?Posted: July 22, 2015 Filed under: Chemistry, Fun Leave a comment
A. It can't, it doesn't have a nose.
When I die and the internet writes my epitaph, it will say "here lies Renée, she did some chemistry on the smell of Vegemite".
As such, I felt that when Cadbury released Vegemite Dairy Milk chocolate to the market, it was my solemn duty to once again do some chemistry on the smell of Vegemite. I decided to repeat the aroma analysis experiment on the Vegemite filling from the chocolate and compare with the results from the original Vegemite analysis. The product description states that the filling is caramel mixed with Vegemite so I thought it would be interesting to see if the aroma compounds that were prominent in the Vegemite analysis are present in the chocolate filling, and if any new compounds might be identified from the caramel component.
I used the same extraction and analysis procedure as the previous experiment, so I could directly compare the chromatograms. The results of the two analyses are below, with the original Vegemite in red below and the Vegemite chocolate filling in blue above.
It's clear to see that there are some key compounds present in both the Vegemite and Vegemite chocolate samples. The three major peaks are common to both samples. These are the ethyl esters of octanoic and decanoic acids, and trans ethyl-4-decenoate. Many of the other smaller peaks are also present in both Vegemites. However, not unexpectedly, there are a couple of compounds present in the Vegemite chocolate filling which are not found in the original Vegemite sample. Notably, tetramethyl pyrazine with the odour descriptors nutty, musty, vanilla, cocoa and maltol which is sweet, caramellic, cotton candy, fruity, bready, and phenyl acetaldehyde with honey, floral rose, chocolate aromas.
Some of the interesting peaks from the original Vegemite analysis (sulfurol, niacinamide, caryophyllene etc.) were absent in the chocolate sample, although I am leaning towards attributing this to dilution effects from mixing with the caramel and an unoptimised analytical method rather than them being somehow 'removed' from the product.
To conclude, although I am a fan of both Vegemite and chocolate, I had no qualms in sacrificing a few squares from the block in the name of science. Would not buy again, 1 star.
Chemicals are OK after allPosted: June 2, 2015 Filed under: Chemistry Leave a comment
The Royal Society of Chemistry has just released the results of their survey into the public attitudes towards chemistry, which you should totally go and check out here. I haven't had time to read the full report yet, but there is a nifty infographic summarising the findings and you can watch the presentation of the findings on youtube as well. Thanks to Mark Lorch looping me into this by tagging me on Twitter, and massive props to the RSC for commissioning the study.
The most interesting thing to me was the "public attitudes to chemicals section". Apart from a few choice certified rolled gold douchecanoes like the Food Babe, turns out most people are all over ALL OF OUR FAVOURITE PITHY PHRASES. Including "everything is made of chemicals", "the dose makes the poison" and "many chemicals are naturally occurring". So turns out all this whining we've been doing about chemophobia and people generally being science-hating idiots who hate science is a bit of a circle jerk.
Holy confirmation bias, Batman – that's totally what I have been thinking lately anyway!
I realised I was on the path to mellowing (pretty sure it's mellowing and not apathy) just this weekend. We went down to our favourite local restaurant for dinner, only to find that one of the night's specials was a Gippsland steak with "no chemicals". I pointed this out to my dinner companions and the conversation went something like this:
Me: nobody order the chemical free steak, that's quite expensive for a plate of nothing
Dinner companion 1: babe, let it go
DC2: oh, but everything is made of chemicals!
Me: why did they write that? What do you think they actually MEAN?
DC3: I think they are trying to say there there is nothing artificial, nothing added to the meat. It could even mean organic?
Me: yeah orroight then
And I didn't even pick a fight with the waitstaff or owner about it and I didn't yell and we're going to keep going back there because the food is ace and there are table lamps hanging from the walls and ceiling and it's quite nearby our house.
Maybe I'm saying I now think it's OK to use the word "chemical" in this way? Sometimes? People are savvy enough to comprehend that there are different meanings for this word in different contexts. The chemicals missing from a steak with no chemicals are different to the chemicals that I order from Sigma-Aldrich and are different from the chemicals you put in your swimming pool. It's OK. Most of the time we can figure out what is meant. And as someone famous once said "the key to communication is the message received"
So what are we all going to blog about now chemists? On second thoughts, I can't rule out the possibility that I will get my angries on about this again in the not too distant future.


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The on-loan Brighton and Hove Albion left-back Wayne Bridge, who is a free agent this summer, has come to the defence of manager Gus Poyet who was suspended by the club last week and looks likely to leave this month.
Poyet and coaches Mauricio Taricco and Charlie Oatway were all suspended by the club, who said that they were investigating whether remarks made by the Uruguayan in the aftermath of the 2-0 aggregate play-off defeat by Crystal Palace were in breach of his contract. Poyet had said, among other comments: "I've not been in this situation but I don't like it. It's changed my view completely about everything I was prepared for, so we'll see now."
The relationship between Poyet and the club's hierarchy, including chairman Tony Bloom and chief executive Paul Barber, has been strained for some time, even before Poyet was offered the Reading position back in March. In a separate matter the club are investigating who was responsible for smearing human excrement around the away dressing room when Palace played at the Amex stadium.
Bridge, whose contract with Manchester City expires at the end of the month, may yet stay at Brighton. The 32-year-old said: "Brighton have been great to me. I just want to say a big thank you to the chairman and the fans. Gus has revitalised my love for football after I was in the wilderness at Manchester City." Bridge was signed by Mark Hughes for City for £10m in January 2009 from Chelsea but has been sent out on three loan spells during his time at the Etihad, to West Ham (January 2011), Sunderland (January 2012) and Brighton this season.
Bridge added: "He got me to focus and enjoy my football. He is a top-class manager both tactically and on the man-management side, one of the best I have worked with. I hope he and Brighton can get their problems sorted."
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NWYS is a proud and active member in both the Whatcom County Homeless Coalition and the Skagit County Homeless Coalition. These Coalitions are leaders in our communities, spurring the annual Project Homeless Connects and the Point-In-Time-Counts. The Homeless Coalitions are charged with implementing the Whatcom County and Skagit County 10-year-plan-to-end-homelessness. To that end, both communities have turned towards a more effective approach to ending homelessness by using a Single Point of Entry system, which has been led and supported by the Homeless Coalitions. NWYS participates in Coalition committee work, including, but not limited to the Steering Committee, Communications Committee, Youth and Young Adult Planning Committee and the Employment Opportunity Committee. We are pleased to work alongside amazing agencies, community members and volunteers who make up these dynamic coalitions.
Ferndale School District and The Domestic Violence Commission
NWYS is working in collaboration with the Ferndale School District, the Bellingham-Whatcom County Commission Against Domestic Violence (BWCCADV), and Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Services (DVSAS) on the STEP (Services, Training, Education and Policy) Project to improve student access to community support services and reduce rates of interpersonal violence. Ferndale was one of nine sites in the country awarded the STEP grant, focusing on building a holistic, supportive approach to domestic violence teen dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking at the school district level. NWYS is a key partner in this project for middle- and high-school students. Many youth are displaced from their homes due to domestic violence and sexual abuse — either through homelessness or running away to escape the violence. Through this project, NWYS can connect families in crisis to the PAD Program, for safe emergency housing for displaced youth aged 13-17, as well as case management to process the trauma and increase feelings of safety, self-reliance, community connection, and family stability.
Collaboration with Access Freedom
NWYS serves on the Whatcom County Commercially Sexually Exploited Children (CSEC) Task Force, which is facilitated by Access Freedom. The task force has implemented elements of the Statewide Model Protocol in responding to CSEC in Whatcom County. Other agencies/organizations that serve on the task force include: Bellingham Police Department, Ferndale Police, Whatcom County Sheriff's Department, SANE Nurses at the hospital, Department of Social and Human services (DSHS) Children's Administration, Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Services (DVSAS), Engedi House, Brigid Collins, and Juvenile Detention and Probation. The Whatcom County Task Force is participating in data collection efforts to provide much needed information to the Statewide Coordinating Committee organized by the Attorney General, in order to make policy and legislation recommendations to support the needs of youth in Washington State.
AmeriCorps VISTA
Historically, NWYS has been awarded an AmeriCorps VISTA position through the Opportunity Council. We have been able to utilize this program to help with staff and community trainings, the expansion of our Vocational Readiness programs and to grow the capacity of our donor relations and volunteer programs.


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