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7.7 3 |
7.2 9 |
6.4 20 |
7.3 29 |
7.1 62 |
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7.2 8 |
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"The Debt" is a first rate political thriller about Israeli Mossad agents hunting a notorious Nazi war criminal in East Berlin in the early 60's. Splendidly played by Jessica Chastain, Sam Worthington and Martin Csokas who play the younger versions of Helen Mirren, Tom Wilkenson and Ciaran Hinds in the principle roles. Great chemistry between actors and a top notch screenplay make for a mesmerizing tale of political intrigue. A must see.
9/10 | harley17gordon@ - 171 reviews 21.4.2013 - age: 50+ |
This movie moved along well, with an interesting plot and present day twist of fate. However the ending was disappointing, making me feel like I'd wasted my time.
5/10 | book.boss@ - 36 reviews 4.1.2012 - age: 50+ |
Good movie, in general, especially the story. However, the pace is incredibly slow, so it's more of an actor's movie than a story (thriller) and action movie.
7/10 | zygoto78@ - 273 reviews 30.12.2011 - age: 26-35 |
I'm not sure why it was called the debt. The Debt makes you think of something financial of some sort. Either way the acting was well done and the story touching but I failed to get as attached to the movie as I wanted to. In the end something was missing. Better than your average falls short of being great.
7/10 | sacoca_@ - 653 reviews 13.12.2011 - age: 26-35 |
'The Debt' is a stunning movie masterpiece set in the 1960s and today. The acting by all principal characters is superb, and the direction is top-notch. It is about Mossad agents hunting down a Nazi war-criminal in the 1960s East Berlin using prolonged surveillance and the drama between the three agents, and their personal differences. Ciaran Hinds, Jesper Christensen and especially the mature and perfectly cast Helen Mirren make every scene worth watching. The story will quickly envelop you and keep you watching to the very end, where the climax is both satisfying and realistic. A well-made movie with some tight editing, crisp acting, good camera work and realistic direction, whether in the 60s scenes or current. Worth every penny. I recommend this movie.
9/10 | vipulgshukla@ - 13 reviews 3.12.2011 - age: 36-49 |
I can't give a higher rating because I've seen the original movie Ha-Hov and that one deserved a 10. I hate what they did to the original story line, romanticizing it for the taste of the North American audiences. The Israeli movie has more depth, the dynamics between the 3 main character and the surgeon of Birkenau is gripping. Why do foreign-language movies have to be remade "à l'Américaine" (i. e. butchered) in order to achieve some international recognition? Yeah, it's a rhetorical question.
6/10 | havah350@ - 53 reviews 19.11.2011 - age: 26-35 |
The Debt puts combines suspense, intrigue, and a good spy thriller in a way that had me completely focused and intent on following the story. I did not think the film had as much violence and "language" as the rating implies - it has some very surprising twists in the story that make it an amazing movie. Generally, I don't care for this genre, but this is a wonderful exception. You should see it - I don't want to give it away!
9/10 | callconnie@ - first review 16.11.2011 - age: 50+ |
The only thing that prevents this film from earning 10/10 is I would have hoped they would have provided just a little tiny bit of more paranoiac atmosphere that surely must have been east Germany at that time. But the unraveling of the story in flashback sequence right up to the clash of events at the end is top notch. For the mature adult audience and cinema lovers this is a must see.
9/10 | maxammax@ - 7 reviews 18.10.2011 - age: 36-49 |
It's worthy to see it. It's not the normal spinage movie.
8/10 | klodianakondo@ - first review 9.10.2011 - age: 26-35 |
A bit slow to start, but once it gets started it's a good movie with a strong cast. Helen Mirren is not in the movie as much as I hoped, but it's definitely worth seeing.
7/10 | sara@ - 64 reviews 5.10.2011 - age: 26-35 |
Excellent script. Excellent acting. Enigmatic and mysterious. Unforeseen surprises surface throughout the movie.
8/10 | julianlewin@ - first review 1.10.2011 - age: 50+ |
Overall solid movie until the ending which was a disappointment. Too far-fetched. Chastain is awesome, Mirren solid as always.
6/10 | darrylf99@ - first review 1.10.2011 - age: 36-49 |
I did not expect the ending like that. Well done. It was unexpected outcome at the end. Good story line and her acting was excellent.
8/10 | lifeandthecity@ - 42 reviews 1.10.2011 - age: 36-49 |
Good movie. It contrubites the sadness going around the jewish and the nazis. Mabye people many not understand because of their religion, as a jewish person, the movie was very sad and exciting. Raters who are rating it are people who came to see the movie, who didn't know a thing about a holocaust or the feeling that the jewish people went through.
9/10 | ido_1996@ - first review 30.9.2011 - age: 18-25 |
I always love the premise of something to do with Nazi Germany. Fascinating to me. This movie was a real taught thriller with great drama and excellent performances all around. I found Marton Csokas was the best of all the main characters while Mirren and Worthington had a little trouble giving convincing accents (Worthington hasn't convinced me he can do anything but his native Aussie accent to date) Awesome movie. I loved it.
9/10 | god_smack9@ - 249 reviews 30.9.2011 - age: 18-25 |
This movie kept me engaged the whole time. Interesting plot, unpredictable, great acting. Definitely worth seeing, but like all movies of this type (i. e. no big explosives, etc.) you could probably save some money by waiting to watch it at home.
7/10 | dancers_love@ - 6 reviews 29.9.2011 - age: 26-35 |
The Debt is a disappointment. The film doesn't suck by any means and it does provide few exciting moments. But it is extremely predictable, ordinary and ultimately really boring. I honestly blame the story, because while it may sound interesting on paper it needed more excitement or drama added to it. So in summary, I'd say rent or watch the film on a plane.
5/10 | nechoplex@ - 20 reviews 29.9.2011 - age: 18-25 |
Good acting and directing. Exaggeration in the story though! Showing Jewish very good and innocent people!
8/10 | masood60@ - 2 reviews 28.9.2011 - age: 26-35 |
Well written, well acted, pulsing, sit on the edge of your seat with heart pounding at times. Tough moral issues... go see it!
9/10 | melodymackinnon@ - 2 reviews 24.9.2011 - age: 50+ |
First half of the movie was plodding with some serious 'acting' from the three leads. Improved when Helen Mirren took centre stage in the second half but still nothing special. Can't figure why people keep calling this movie a thriller. I've had more thrills cutting my toenails.
5/10 | larsporsena@ - 30 reviews 24.9.2011 - age: 50+ |
Excellent thriller based on an Israeli movie. Outstanding performances by both the older cast and the young leads. Movie cuts back and forth from the present day to 1975 East Berlin as 3 Mossad agents try to capture a notorious Nazi criminal. Very suspenseful because we, the audience, are aware that a secret has been held for many years, but we don't know what it is.
8/10 | zacjesse2000@ - first review 23.9.2011 - age: 50+ |
I really enjoyed this movie. I had put off seeing it because of some mediocre reviews. Absolutely not typical Hollywood. I really liked the intricate story, diverse characters, plot twists and that it didn't finish with a tidy ending. Hmmm... a bit like real life. A nice break from the usual action packed, punch'em up, glamour actor, perfect ending movies. As I am not familiar with German and Israeli accents, any discrepancies other reviewers noted weren't distracting for me. If you like a slightly different, thoughtful, storytelling movie - go see this one.
8/10 | jubles@ - 10 reviews 22.9.2011 - age: 36-49 |
The topic is harrowing as is true of all WWII atrocities and those who perpetrated them, but the acting is consistently superb, the cinematography is very skilled, and the suspense will keep you on the edge of your seat. Best you go with someone whose hand you can grasp because there are several sudden surprises. There is even some romance thrown in, so it has it all. Very high calibre film, although it is, by no means, light entertainment.
8/10 | sreakin@ - first review 22.9.2011 - age: 50+ |
This film kept me interested from start to finish. Really enjoyed the young cast and Helen. Loved figuring out the plot. Like the soundtrack too.
8/10 | rozzw@ - 85 reviews 21.9.2011 - age: 50+ |
Kinda long. Interesting, but looked at my watch a few times.
6/10 | bluenoser840@ - 2 reviews 20.9.2011 - age: 36-49 |
An ending that looked like from a Saturday night live episode. Very little action. Could've been done way better.
3/10 | petethepriest@ - 3 reviews 20.9.2011 - age: 36-49 |
It was very real. I think it was pretty much how it happened. Very nerve racking for the agents. Not a lot of violence and car chases like some movies.
8/10 | mackr5545@ - 2 reviews 19.9.2011 - age: 50+ |
The pace is a bit slow but the twists are good and Jespersen makes for a creepy bad guy. I think some of the negative reviews here are missing the point: that even in bringing truly awful people to justice there is often a price to be paid for seeing it done, or even in trying to see it done. Not that one shouldn't but there will be real costs.
7/10 | karcjh@ - 31 reviews 18.9.2011 - age: 36-49 |
Went to see this without any prior knowledge about film. At first I was confused but quickly became engaged. Excellent acting, didn't care for some of the violence, sets were very realistic. All in all a good movie.
7/10 | vickilou52@ - 14 reviews 18.9.2011 - age: 50+ |
Slow, jerky script, too much replying the past, too much redoing the same scenes, and way, way too dark and morose.
3/10 | thelion@ - first review 17.9.2011 - age: 50+ |
Such amazing acting and a compelling story. It's nice to have a female hero once in a while (hate the word heroine) and she does an amazing job.
9/10 | moviegoer@ - first review 16.9.2011 - age: 50+ |
The performance is good, but the story is not realistic. Nazi criminal at that time could not find a shelter in East Germany and in Kiev after. Former USSR had very strict and severe attitude to such kind of crimes and such a person would be transfered in Israel on its demend.
6/10 | yurikim@ - first review 15.9.2011 - age: 50+ |
Apparently based in fact. However it was brought to the screen in a manner that its history was irrelevant. The expositions were terrible and the individual characterizations were shallow beyond belief. Helen Mirren deserves kudos for just agreeing to do this film.
5/10 | m.j.brown@ - 263 reviews 15.9.2011 - age: 50+ |
Very well acted. My Mother and I both really enjoyed it. Better for a mature audience.
8/10 | allburnedout@ - 17 reviews 15.9.2011 - age: 50+ |
Truly engaging, suspenseful and well acted. Good examination of the banality of evil and the response of dedicated good guys to it.
8/10 | mackenz1@ - 2 reviews 15.9.2011 - age: 50+ |
An intriguing storyline and with excellent pace, but this movie was RUINED by the horrible and inconsistent accents of almost all the actors. I just don't know what they were thinking. Obviously, they either didn't know what an Israeli accent should sound like, or the actors just couldn't pull it off. At times the accents sounded Russian and at times British. It was just so distracting, I couldn't enjoy the movie. Even the German doctor, when he was speaking English, didn't have a correct German accent. How difficult would it have been to find a German actor to play this part. If you can ignore this aspect of the movie, you'll probably enjoy it a lot more.
6/10 | prose@ - 37 reviews 14.9.2011 - age: 50+ - One reply |
This is an engaging movie that works on several levels. It's an intricate plot that spans several tome periods but the director pulls in together for a coherent trip to the movies. I highly recommend it.
9/10 | highlandheart68@ - 16 reviews 13.9.2011 - age: 36-49 |
Not what I was expecting but a good well-acted movie nonetheless, I'm sure this movie hits home more for some than others, it's very emotionally packed... worth seing.
7/10 | joblagdon@ - 238 reviews 12.9.2011 - age: 50+ |
Given the desperate times of the Jewish people seeking justice to ease their pain, I thought the personalities of the four main characters were very well explaned which drove them all to feel, behave they way they did. Human character was displayed at every level is a grim reminder of how we may all act or react when faced with life crisis dictated by the present circumstances. A great story telling of the atrocities of the war.
7/10 | wdnhearttelus.net@ - 2 reviews 11.9.2011 - age: 50+ |
I really thought this movie was well done except the ending. Not because it didn't hang together (it did, you just had to pay attention) but because it was unsatisfying. I would have liked a resolution. Focus Films doesn't make bad movies and they didn't here either but it demands the audience to live with a very uncomfortable and sudden end to the film. It would have been an 8 if not for that.
6/10 | dannimac@ - 67 reviews 11.9.2011 - age: 36-49 |
This was a good movie. I guess if you are not into using the brain and want 100 minutes of non stop DUKE NUKEM no brain violence... then I guess this one won't appeal to you. I'd say a very goo film... better than most of the trash out there today.
8/10 | drs.@ - 219 reviews 10.9.2011 - age: 50+ |
The acting was spot-on by all characters. I felt that in the beginning there were to many jumps back and forth, from the 60's to the 90's. An audience would have problems aligning the past characters with the 90's characters. This movie is not suited for anyone 21 years of age or younger. The plot requires a patient audience with some knowledge of the Hollocaust or the middle East. I wasn't sure if the director intentionally made things slow-moving to ramp up the intensity, but I felt that the movie did dragon in parts needlessly. It is not a movie that you can wander in and out of as when one watches a DVD. This movie requires your full attention from beginning to end. However when it ends you are left with the obvious question: Was this worth the wait? For a movie buff you might say "Yes" but in today's market most would not enjoy the movie. But certainly the actors were magnificent. If you enjoy watching a performer perform then this is a great movie.
6/10 | psterl3384@ - 123 reviews 10.9.2011 - age: 36-49 |


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Posts from 08/2012
Mt. Rainier: August 31st Summit!
Posted by: Billy Nugent, Solveig Waterfall | August 31, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Mount Rainier
Elevation: 14,410'
Our Mt. Rainier Summit Climb led by Billy Nugent and Solveig Waterfall reached the crater rim at 6:59 a.m. this morning. The teams reported clear and windy skies and very cold temperatures. Billy and Solveig radioed at 8:15 a.m. that both teams started their descent back to Camp Muir.
Congratulations to today's summit climbers!
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the only time oil and water mix well is when shaken violently… me and my brother from another mother are just too stupid to quit!!!!ha ha ha
read morePosted by: brad rearden on 9/4/2012 at 6:24 pm
Mt. Elbrus: The Northside Team Carry Supplies to High Camp
Posted by: Seth Waterfall, J.J. Justman | August 31, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Elbrus Northside
Elevation: 12m,300'
Hi there this is Seth checking in for the Mt. Elbrus Northside Expedition. Our friend the wind finally gave us a break today! At around 2 am the big gusts died off and by sunup everything was calm. Everyone was stoked to get up and finally get on the glacier. By 9:00 we were cramponed up and climbing. The route was great and JJ set a nice pace. We made it to our high camp in 4.5 hours. We dropped off some food, fuel and a little gear there and then boogied back down to Camp 1. If the weather allows we will move up to high camp tomorrow!
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Im so glad to hear the weather is clearing up for you guys. Keep it up!
read morePosted by: Rachel Kayatin on 8/31/2012 at 8:59 am
Mt. Elbrus: Team Waiting Out the Wind
Posted by: Seth Waterfall, J.J. Justman | August 30, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Elbrus Northside
Elevation: 12,500'
What to do when the wind is blowing 70 mph at Camp 1 on Mt. Elbrus? That is the question. And the answer is tough filled with so many choices. Read my book? Nope, forgot it at base camp. Read Seth's Harper magazine? Done. Drink hot drinks? Check!
The team was productive today at Camp 1. We secured our tents for the heavy winds and during a lull we went down and retrieved our cache at 11,500 feet. We now are sitting on a stockpile of food and fuel so Bring it On wind!
Everyone is feeling great at 12,500 feet. And a little adversity does a body good. I just hope my iTunes movie hasn't expired on my iPhone!
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Stay warm Louie. Emma and I are thinking of you everyday!
read morePosted by: Rachel Kayatin on 8/30/2012 at 3:45 pm
Mt. Rainier: August 30th Summit!
Posted by: Adam Knoff, Geoff Schellens | August 30, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Mount Rainier
Elevation: 14,410'
RMI Guides Adam Knoff and Geoff Schellens led their teams to the summit of Mt. Rainier this morning. The Four Day Summit Climb August 27 - 30 teams reported clear skies and chilly temperatures with winds blowing 15-20 mph. The team were approaching the crater rim at 7:30 a.m.
After spending some time on top they will descend to Camp Muir to repack and rest a bit before continuing down to Paradise this afternoon. We look forward to seeing the teams back in Ashford this afternoon.
Congratulations to today's summit climbers!
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Brian way to go I am so proud of you way to go cannot wait to see the pictures
read morePosted by: Wanda Manderson on 8/30/2012 at 6:11 pm
Way to go, Brian! Can't wait to see the pix and hear all about it!!
read morePosted by: Aunt Denise on 8/30/2012 at 3:11 pm
Mt. Rainier: August 29th Summit!
Posted by: Dave Hahn, Mike Walter | August 29, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Mount Rainier
Elevation: 14,410'
The Four Day Summit Climb Teams August 26 - 29 reached the summit of Mt. Rainier this morning led by RMI Guides Dave Hahn and Mike Walter. Dave Hahn reported clear skies above and light winds with a cloud deck below at 9,000'. The teams were walking into the crater at 8:15 a.m. and will spend some time on top before starting their descent to Camp Muir and continuing to Paradise. We look forward to seeing them at Rainier BaseCamp later today.
Congratulations to today's teams!
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Brian if this is your team I hope you make it to the top of the mountain safely you are in my prayers.
read morePosted by: Wanda Manderson on 8/29/2012 at 6:08 pm
Mt. Elbrus: Team Moves to Camp One
Posted by: J.J. Justman, Seth Waterfall | August 29, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Elbrus Northside
Elevation: 12,300'
Hello from Mt. Elbrus,
It wouldn't be an expedition without a little bad weather. Today we awoke to rain and thunder showers. However, it wasn't really that bad so we packed our bags and hit the road for Camp One.
The team did great carrying heavy packs that only got heavier with all the rain. We made it into camp mid afternoon, got our camp set up and just finished a hot gourmet meal by yours truly.
Tomorrow we are going to wake up late, enjoy some Starbucks coffee at 12,500 feet and then head down to 11,500 feet to grab the rest of our gear. We hope everyone is enjoying our blog. Take care and we will touch base again soon.
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So fun to be able to follow you and your fellow travelers on this blog, Matt. Appreciate the updates and photos. I sent the CBS interview website to Gr. Aunt… read more
Posted by: Rita Redfern Morrett on 8/29/2012 at 9:59 pm
If this is Ryan Eddy's team….God speed and have fun!
read morePosted by: Ryan Santos on 8/29/2012 at 12:48 pm
Mt. Elbrus: Team Carries Gear Above Base Camp
Posted by: J.J. Justman, Seth Waterfall | August 28, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Elbrus Northside
Elevation: 8,500'
Hi everyone,
This is the Mt. Elbrus North-side Expedition checking in from our Base Camp. Today we carried a big chunk of our gear up to about 11,500' before returning to 8,500'. The summit was socked in today but the lower slopes had mostly sunny skies which was perfect for us. Our group is 100% healthy and strong and everyone is having fun. We're going to spend the afternoon relaxing and prepping for our move up to Camp 1 tomorrow.
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What an exciting adventure! Love the awesome photos of the climbing teams' smiling faces and beautiful scenery:-) Have a great trek up and down Mt. Elbrus Ryan and see you… read more
Posted by: Cheryl Kirwan on 8/29/2012 at 8:01 am
Dave, taught the Crafton Academy yesterday and met your son, I'll keep an eye on him for you.
Stay safe,
Posted by: Frank de Boer on 8/29/2012 at 6:02 am
Mt. Rainier: August 28th Update
Posted by: Jake Beren, Pete Van Deventer | August 28, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Mount Rainier
Elevation: 10,600'
The Four Day Summit climb August 25 - 28 led by RMI Guide Jake Beren and the Expedition Skills Seminar - Paradise led by Pete Van Deventer were unable to reach the summit of Mt. Rainier today due to high winds. The teams waited at Camp Muir for a break in the weather and eventually started out on their summit attempt. Consistent high winds with gusts up to 60 mph turned the teams around at Cathedral Gap. The teams will start their descent from Camp Muir at approximately 8:30 am. The Expeditions Skills Seminar will continue their training at Rainier BaseCamp before concluding their week long adventure later this afternoon.
We look forward to seeing the teams at BaseCamp this afternoon.
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I've been to Mordor (Tolkein modeled Mordor from Bloemfontein, South Africa, apparently), and this was worse.
read morePosted by: Suman on 9/13/2012 at 4:55 pm
The Camp Muir telemetry shows gusts to 80mph, but who is measuring wind speed when you are staring into the depths of Mordor! Speaks volumes about the leadership and confidence… read more
Posted by: Pete on 8/30/2012 at 11:20 am
Mt. Rainier: August 28th Update
Posted by: Shaun Sears, Eric Frank | August 27, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Mount Rainier
Elevation: 11,500'
The Four Day Summit Climb August 24 - 27 led by RMI Guides Shaun Sears and Eric Frank were unable to summit today. High winds kept the teams from leaving Camp Muir as scheduled. The Camp Muir Telemetry shows an average wind speed between 55 - 80 mph. over night. The teams did climb to Ingraham Flats later in the morning. The wind was still blowing approximately 40 mph and they began their descent from this high point just before 8 am. The teams returned to Camp Muir to repack and rest before starting their descent to Paradise shortly after 10 am.
RMI Guide Pete Van Deventer and the Expedition Skills Seminar - Paradise checked in this morning from the Paradise Glacier. The team will be breaking camp and moving to Camp Muir. They plan to do some additional training around Muir today and will be making their summit attempt tomorrow morning.
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Hey, do you guys have enough food to stay up there longer?
I Love you todd and amy.
Posted by: Ben Reeder on 8/27/2012 at 2:38 pm
oops i ment to say, i love you mom and dad
p.s. I LOVE YOU
Posted by: Ben Reeder on 8/27/2012 at 2:33 pm
Mt. Elbrus: Team Arrives North Side Base Camp
Posted by: J.J. Justman, Seth Waterfall | August 27, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Elbrus Northside
Elevation: 8,300'
We have put the adventure back in adventure travel! Today our team made the arduous and breathtaking seat of your pants four wheel drive ride into Base Camp on the North side of Mount Elbrus.
It really was smooth sailing but the road demands full attention. It's a rally car racers dream. We have set up camp in this beautiful Russian valley. We took an afternoon stroll to the mineral springs that bubble out of the ground (Perrier and San Pelligrino eat your heart out)! However no one had the guts to take a dip in the enclosed mineral pool. The water is a balmy 40 degrees!
The team has packed the packs with group gear consisting of dinners and breakfasts for up high: ropes, pickets, fuel and personal clothing. Tomorrow we will carry to Camp 1 and return to base.
I have to get going, tonight Seth and I rock/paper/scissored for who gets to make chow…I lost. Get ready for chili cheese hot dogs with southern quesadillas!
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Sitting here at the table with Rachel and Emma thinking of you Lou!
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Havre will house the headquarters of an organization aiming to administer an estimated $75 million in grant money to fight poverty in north-central Montana.
The steering committee of the Northcentral Montana Community Ventures Coalition decided Wednesday to locate the headquarters here.
The three proposed Havre sites - the Atrium, the Heritage Center, and the building that houses the District IV Human Resources Development Council - were among 10 proposed locations for the headquarters of the coalition.
In December, the the Northwest Area Foundation awarded the coalition $12 million in seed money, spread out over 10 years. The foundation, a charitable organization created by the family of railroad magnate James J. Hill, has a mandate to develop long-term solutions to reduce poverty in the eight-state region Hill's railroad operated in.
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Proposals for the headquarters included buildings in Conrad, Browning, Cut Bank and Great Falls.
Four independent reviewers from outside the project region reviewed the proposals and ranked each location based on seven criteria, such as building location and size, said Paul Tuss, executive director of Bear Paw Development Corp. and a nonvoting member of the coalition's 13-member steering committee.
When the reviewers' responses were tallied, the three Havre locations received the top scores, Tuss said.
"I think we went through a good selection process to ensure it was done fairly. I don't see why we shouldn't choose Havre," said committee member Caroline Brown, a member of the Fort Belknap Indian Community. Brown said Havre is close to Fort Belknap and the Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation and is accessible to most of the 11-county area.
At Wednesday's meeting in Havre, committee members initially voted 3-4 to reject narrowing the field of 10 down to the Havre locations. Instead, they voted 4-1 to narrow the field down to the top five locations - the three Havre locations, the Cut Bank Job Service, and the Columbus Center in Great Falls.
Committee member Sheila Alefteras, a Havre resident, urged the committee to pick a site so it can begin to advertise for the executive director position. A job advertisement without a location might decrease the number of people who apply, she said.
A second vote to accept Havre as the headquarters site passed 3-1, with two members abstaining.
"Everyone here is working as much as they can on this project ... and I think the sooner we can get somebody whose sole job is to implement our plan, the better," Alefteras said after the meeting, noting that everyone on the steering committee members are volunteers.
James Parker Shield, a steering committee member and member of the Little Shell Chippewa tribe, initially opposed choosing Havre as the site, but reversed himself in the final vote.
"I just felt time is of the essence in selecting our executive director and having that person know where they'll be living," Parker Shield said.
Committee co-chair George Heavy Runner, tribal planner for the Blackfeet Planning Department, said today he felt there was time to make a careful decision.
"I just thought that the people that screened the criteria never basically looked at the actual physical structures themselves, and certainly if you want to buy a car you'd like to kick the tires and go drive it around the block," he said.
Heavy Runner voted to consider the top five site choices, and was not present for the third vote, in which Havre was decided on as the site.
The committee's next step will be to schedule visits to the three potential Havre locations and decide among them. The headquarters will house an executive director who will coordinate the activities of seven regional offices, three of which will be located on the Indian reservations, Tuss said.
Peggy Beltrone, co-chair of the steering committee and chair of the Cascade County Commission, said she hopes to have a job description of the executive director in newspapers, job services and Web sites by early June, so that the committee can begin to screen applicants by the end of June.
The committee also voted Wednesday to set up a separate office for members of the Little Shell Chippewa Indians of Montana. The 4-1 vote was taken after a discussion of whether the Little Shell need a separate office, since they have no reservation.
Heavy Runner said today he doesn't think the extra office is a good idea because the Little Shell's membership is spread out geographically and could be served by the offices.
John Sinclair, chairman of the Little Shell Chippewa tribe, said today he is concerned that the Little Shell will be treated like second-class citizens if they don't have their own office.
The extra office, called a poverty reduction organization, will cost about $50,000 a year, Tuss said.
The steering committee's next meeting will be June 3 in Great Falls.


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Justin West grew up in Harlem, and he never imagined his artwork would appear on the street he's walked up and down hundreds of times since he was a kid.
But after winning a competition, West and four other talented local artists will have their artwork on display on banners along Harlem's most recognized strip: W. 125th St.
"It feels like an honor," said West, 23, whose piece depicts what looks like Earth with the colors red, black and green.
"It's one of those things where it's like I could be walking along and just (say), 'Yo, that's mine.' "
The winners of the "BID on Culture" banner program — organized by the 125th Street Business Improvement District, the Harlem Arts Alliance and the Harlem Community Development Corporation — were announced Tuesday at the Dwyer Cultural Center.
"This is my first foot in public art and I plan to do way more," said West, who has been painting and drawing since he was 5.
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Barbara Askins, president and CEO of the 125th Street BID, said the banner program, which had a theme of "Harlem: A Cultural Legacy," is significant because it exposes the work of local artists like West.
"It's important to the artists because (they)are looking for avenues and ways for their work to be seen," she said, noting that 125th Street averages more than 600,000 passers-by per month on one corner.
"That many people have an opportunity to see your work, and that's great visibility."
The banners will go up during the second week of July and they will stay up for one year. They will be installed along W. 125th St. from Fifth Ave. to Morningside Ave.; W. 125th St. between Broadway and 12th Ave. and on 12th Ave. between W. 125th St. and W. 138th St.
"It puts a smile on people's faces," Askins said of the banners. "It helps to show 125th St. is about Harlem."
The winners each bagged a $1,000 prize as part of the annual competition, which garnered more than 100 entries from 49 artists.
Harlem artist and competition winner Laura Gadson is no stranger to the banner program. She's won twice before.
"It's always a surprise and a shock," said Gadson, 48, whose winning piece depicts a Harlem brownstone.
'I'm a brownstone dweller. I'm a brownstone owner," said the resident of W. 134th St.
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While this will be Gadson's third time with a banner on the prominent Harlem strip, she remains excited about the opportunity to showcase her work.
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Other winners include Bronx product Soyca Mphahlele, City College graduate Marivel Mejia and Tomo Mori, a Japanese immigrant who now lives in West Harlem.
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As much fun as ritual political suicide may be to watch, Tom Price was not going to immolate his career over a deal that John Boehner hasn't even struck yet, much less over the fact that Boehner sent a couple of rookie wingnuts back down to Double A because they obviously weren't ready for The Show yet. The real surprise is that Eric Cantor, who has been playing the role of Cassius in this production for going on three years now, hasn't struck yet. That's an indication that Boehner's got more support than the talk-radio right wants to mess with at the moment.
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No. 1 goes down: Blue Jays lean on defense to deal Century first N.D. loss
Bismarck Century repeatedly tried to feed standout Hannah Larson late against Jamestown on Tuesday night. But the No. 1-ranked Patriots struggled with their entry passes thanks to a Jamestown team that used stifling defense en route to 47-46 West Region victory at the JHS gym. It was Century's first loss to a North Dakota team this season.By: By Chris Aarhus, The Jamestown Sun, The Jamestown Sun
Bismarck Century repeatedly tried to feed standout Hannah Larson late against Jamestown on Tuesday night.
But the No. 1-ranked Patriots struggled with their entry passes thanks to a Jamestown team that used stifling defense en route to 47-46 West Region victory at the JHS gym. It was Century's first loss to a North Dakota team this season.
"Our defense really showed tonight," said senior Billie Buchanan, who was second on her team in scoring with eight points. "We wanted to make sure they didn't get to their season average."
The Patriots entered the game averaging 68 points per game, but it was obvious right away they were going to be held below their average. The Blue Jays held them to just nine points over the first 9 minutes of the game.
"We just didn't execute very well," Century coach Ron Metz said. "They took a lot of things away that we tried to execute."
It was a far cry from the 25-point loss the Blue Jays suffered on Century's home court on Jan. 15.
"There was a big difference in the energy that we had to start the game," Metz said.
But Jamestown was the team to fall behind early, trailing 9-4 until a putback from Rebekah Horgan jumpstarted a 13-2 run, capped by Miah Dabill's 3-pointer off the right wing with 8 minutes, 10 seconds remaining. The Blue Jays led by as many as eight (21-13) in the first half.
But in the second half, Century desperately tried to get Larson the ball in the paint. It worked at times, as the forward finished with a team-high 13 points, 10 of which came in the second half.
"We knew it was going into Hannah," Jamestown coach Andy Skunberg said. "We knew they'd go inside. I thought the girls did a good job on her today."
Century turned it over on bad passes into the post on three of their final five possessions.
"We couldn't get it in there without a tip, a deflection or it getting stolen," Metz said. "You've got to expect games like this."
Larson made a layup off a wing pass to get the Patriots within two at 46-44 with 14 seconds to go in the game, but Jamestown's Kyra Dewald hit the first of two tries from the free-throw line for a three-point advantage.
Century's Macy Lynch pushed the ball up court and pulled up for what looked to be a game-tying 3-pointer with 8 seconds to go. She drained it, but with her foot on the line.
Century actually had a chance to win after stealing the following inbounds pass, but a baseline jumper was airballed and a scramble ensued while time ran out.
The win was the fifth in a row for the Blue Jays, while they halted Century's 14-game winning streak.
Dewald finished with a team-high 13 points, despite being held to just two made field goals. She finished 9-of-10 from the charity stripe.
"They did a good job of trying to take her away," Skunberg said. "She was off, but the rest of the group picked her up. All the kids picked it up a little."
Jamestown (9-3 region, 11-4 overall) visits Bismarck High on Friday night, looking for a season sweep of the Demons.
Jamestown 47, Bismarck Century 46
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BC: Hannah Larson 13, Macy Lynch 9, Jen Benz 7, Ashley Bohrer 6, Jordyn Jossart 5, Katie Chase 5, Alaina Furcht 1. Totals 18 7-9 46
J: Kyra Dewald 13, Billie Buchanan 8, Miah Dabill 7, Rebekah Horgan 6, Paige Peterson 6, Addie Eamon 4, McKayla Orr 3. Totals 18 9-15 47.
3-pointers: BC 3-18 (Jossart, Benz Larson), J 1-9 (Dabill). Rebounds: BC 31 (Larson 11, Jossart 10), J 36 (Peterson 8, Orr 7). Assists: BC 0, J 5 (Dewald 2). Steals: BC 8 (Larson 3), J 11 (Peterson 5, Dewald 3). Blocks: BC 2 (Larson 2), J 0. Fouls: BC 18, J 14. Fouled out: None. Turnovers: BC 18, J 13.
Records: BC 13-1 West Region, 15-2 overall, J 9-3, 11-4.
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HQPR 9730.1 Effective Date: March 03, 2009 Expiration Date: March 03, 2014 Responsible Office: LM |
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CHAPTER 2. Responsibilities
2.1. Headquarters Transportation Officer
2.1.1 The responsibilities of the Transportation Officer are:
a. Provide HQ oversight and implementation of the FSP in accordance with this HPR.
b. Develop and implement a procedure to ensure: 1) responsible financial management including tracking payments for fare media and monitoring total costs; and 2) funds, property, and other program assets are properly accounted for and safeguarded against fraud, waste, abuse, mismanagement, or misappropriation. Any findings of potential fraud, waste, abuse, mismanagement or misappropriation shall be referred to the Office of the Inspector General.
c. Establish processes for the dissemination of fare media and other pertinent program-related information to employees.
d. Refer to the Labor Relations Office issues that may affect respective labor organizations as appropriate.
2.2 The FSP Program Administrator or designee:
2.2.1 The responsibilities of the FSP Program Administrator or designee are to:
a. Process and verify applications for the fare media subsidy and ensure all required data elements are supplied by the applicant.
b. Document the number and type of fare media issued to employees and the funds expended in the program.
c. Ensure that program participation is extended only to eligible employees (see Definitions).
d. Monitor the list of employees receiving this subsidy to ensure that no employee is simultaneously receiving a second benefit in the form of subsidized parking as an individual or as a member of a carpool, and that employees are receiving the appropriate amount.
e. Obtain the appropriate quantity of fare media each month from approved providers of public mass transportation, and ensure that a chain of accountability exists for the media from the time of receipt until final disposition. Excess fare media shall be retained at the end of each period and reutilized the following period.
f. Confirm that the mode of transportation meets the criteria of public mass transportation for participation in HQ's FSP.
g. Safeguard fare media at all times, to include storage in a safe (or by another appropriate method) when the fare media are not actively being distributed, inventoried, or needed for other purposes.
h. Refer suspected instances of fraud to the NASA Office of the Inspector General for investigation.
2.3 Employees
2.3.1 Employees participating in the FSP shall:
a. Use the fare media exclusively for their own qualified mass transit commuting costs to and from work. Indirect costs such as gas, mileage, parking, or an employee?s personal leased vehicle, cannot be included as part of the cost qualifying for the fare subsidy. Overestimating transit costs, giving or selling transit benefits to others, or purchasing fare media from another is prohibited.
b. Notify FSP Program Administrator or designee when withdrawing from the FSP or when no longer a NASA HQ employee.
c. Notify the FSP Program Administrator or designee of any changes in application information for example (e.g., name change, change in mode of transportation, or address).
d. Notify the FSP Program Administrator or designee of any changes in work schedules such as extended leave from Headquarters (i.e. TDY, worker's compensation, sick leave or maternity leave) of more than 30 days.
2.3.2. Employees participating in the program are subject to appropriate administrative action for misuse of the fare subsidy.
2.4 Distributors of Fare Media
2.4.1 Distribution of fare media shall be in accordance with procedures established by the HQ Transportation Officer.
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I guess you could call this a Revolution in Heatsink technology? They can call it an impeller, but it's a squirrel cage fan, pure and simple! Just running in reverse.
It's more than a squirrel cage fan. It's a spinning heat-sink rather than the common heat-sink / fan combo. The key is the "air-bearing" being able to transfer heat from the heat-sink base to the rotating section of the heat-sink efficiently.
I always thought of air as an insulator. That's why one uses heatsink compound instead of just pressing the HSF and Chip together... Here's the question and answer session from Extreme Tech... I do wonder if this is a solution in search of a problem however, since liquid cooling can perform as well, while being cheaper to boot.


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Re: Editorial cartoon — Feb. 28
Twenty years ago, at the apex of employment equity laws, critics complained the "targets" with "timetables" amounted to quotas. Everyone on the left denounced that criticism as being absurd.
Now the shoe is on the other foot. The government claims that their targets for Employment Insurance fraud are not quotas. But all the leftists chant that this is semantics.
Gotta love politics, eh?
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Salt Lake City Utah Attractions - Temple Square, NBA Jazz
Historic Temple Square.
Surrounded by the Wasatch Mountains and the Great Salt Lake, the 35-acre Temple Square is a historic Salt Lake City landmark. Admire the beauty and architecture of the Salt Lake Temple, listen to the ear-pleasing harmonies of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir or discover spectacular flora and fauna at the temple gardens. The Museum of Church History & Art, the Church History Library and the Family History Library are open to the public. The temple grounds also feature a state-of-the-art Conference Center and the Brigham Young Historic Park. www.visittemplesquare.com.Family History Library.
Retrace your genealogical past at the Family History Library. Operated by the Church of Latter Day Saints, the Family History Library contains the world's largest archive of genealogical records, including over 2.4 million rolls of microfilm; 742,000 microfiche; 278,000 books; 4,500 periodicals and 700 electronic resources to help you build your family tree. The Family History Library also works with 4,000 family history centers in 88 countries and provides helpful research classes. www.lds.org/placestovisit/location/0,10634,1869-1-1-1,00.html. [Top]Utah Jazz NBA Basketball.
EnergySolutions Arena (formerly known as the Delta Center) is the home of the fighting Utah Jazz NBA Basketball team. Cheer on this high-energy Western
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Spend a day at the famed Hogle Zoo, a 42-acre sanctuary housing exotic animals from around the world. Explore the flora and fauna of the Asian Highlands at the bustling Himalayan village or catch a glimpse of the friendly giants of Africa at the Elephant Encounter. Meet Amur tigers, leopards and the Siberian lynx. Family travelers will especially love the unique educational classes, daily programs and bird shows designed to educate and entertain visitors of all ages about the exciting world of the Animal Kingdom. www.hoglezoo.org. [Top]Gallivan Center.
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Oversized projection screens bring to life the awe-provoking world of space science and exploration at the Clark Planetarium. Located in the heart of the Gateway District, the Clark Planetarium gets out of this world with special screenings of space- and nature-related films at the Hansen Dome Theater and the ATK IMAX Theater. Many free exhibits such as the Clark Observatory allow visitors to discover the inner workings of high-tech telescopes or enjoy some of the best images taken from the Hubble space telescope. www.clarkplanetarium.org. [Top]Utah Olympic Oval.
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Hi all – join this group if you would like to recieve some free publicity for your lego movie….
We at http://www.brickflick.co.uk will do a feature for one film and publish this on our website. If you would like […]
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It's for anyone who would like to get involved with a group of "action animators!"
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New Posters for PERCY JACKSON: SEA OF MONSTERS, INSIDIOUS: CHAPTER 2, and ONLY GOD FORGIVES
by Dave Trumbore Posted One week ago
We've got new posters to share with you for the following films:
- Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters – Thor Freudenthal's fantasy adventure sequel starring Logan Lerman, Alexandra Daddario, Brandon T. Jackson, Leven Rambin, Jake Abel, Anthony Head, Stanley Tucci and Nathan Fillion opens August 7th.
- Insidious: Chapter 2 – James Wan's horror sequel starring Rose Byrne, Patrick Wilson, Barbara Hershey and Ty Simpkins, opens September 15th.
- Only God Forgives – Nicolas Winding Refn reteams with Ryan Gosling in this violent revenge thriller that also stars Kristin Scott Thomas and Vithaya Pansringarm. Only God Forgives opens July 19th.
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The Presidential Suite of Condos! Million-Dollar View! Emerald Bay 4 Bed 4 Bath
- Minimum stay:2-3 nights
- Internet:No
- Pets allowed:No
- Wheel chair accessible:No
Welcome to Emerald Bay! You've discovered a rare opportunity to experience the Luxurious Lake Lifestyle in a Premium 2400 square foot 4 Bedroom 4 Bath Condominium with 3 Master Suites and an Incredible View! This is the 'Presidential Suite' of Condos!
At 2400 square feet, you'll really appreciate this spacious condo which is comfortably furnished and fully-equipped for your lake getaway. When you're ready to step out for some activities, you'll find the Saltwater Pool, Clubhouse, & Tennis / Basketball Court just across the parking area in front of the building.
Plan to Barbeque on the Deck while enjoying the breathtaking sunset! Kick back to socialize and relax in the living area that still has an incredible view from inside. There's seating for 6 at the table in the dining area for a game of cards after dinner. When it's time to turn in, your group will greatly appreciate the accommodations including 2 King Master Suites, a Queen Master Suite and a 4th bedroom with 2 Twin Beds.
Property Type
- Condo
- 2400 sq. ft.
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Children Welcome
- Wheelchair Inaccessible
- 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8, Beds for 8
- Master Suite 1
- 1 king, 1 baby crib
- Master Suite 2
- 1 king
- Master Suite 3
- 1 queen
- 4th Bedroom
- 2 twin/ single
- 4.0 Bathrooms
- Bathroom 1
- toilet, shower
- Bathroom 2
- toilet, shower
- Bathroom 3
- toilet, combination tub/shower
- Bathroom 4
- toilet, combination tub/shower
- Radio
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- Television
- Stereo
- Family
- Luxury
- Water Parks
- Cinemas
- Autumn Foliage
- Restaurants
- Caves
- Churches
- Marina
- Health/Beauty Spa
Leisure Activities
- Horseback Riding
- Shopping
- Miniature Golf
- Bird Watching
- Outlet Shopping
- Sight Seeing
- Walking
- Boating
local services and businesses
- Massage Therapist
- ATM/Bank
- Hospital
- Laundromat
- Groceries
- Medical Services
- Fitness Center
Location Type
- Lake
- Lake View
- Waterfront
sports and adventure activities
- Hiking
- Parasailing
- Water Skiing
- Golf
- Sailing
- Tennis
- Basketball Court
- Water Tubing
- Swimming
- Fishing
- Jet Skiing
- Spelunking
catering options
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Dining
- Dining Area
forms of payment
- Accept Credit Card
- Water Cooler
- Linens Provided
- Paper Towels
- Hair Dryer
- Iron & Board
- Toilet Paper
- Parking Off Street
- Wood Fireplace
- Ceiling Fans
- Laundry Soap
- Heating
- Towels Provided
- Washing Machine
- Air Conditioning
- Filtered Water
- Basic Soaps
- Alarm Clock
- Living Room
- Clothes Dryer
- Coffee Maker
- Blender
- Dishes & Utensils
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Stove
- Toaster
- Freezer
- Kitchen
- Ice Maker
- Dishwasher
- Cooking Utensils
- Golf
- Outdoor Grill
- Boat Dock
- Tennis
- Tennis Court
- Deck / Patio
- Boat
Payment Type
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- Discover
Pool / Spa
- Outdoor Pool
- Communal Pool
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family vacation
- Guest jw
- Date of stay 08/03/12
- Review Submitted 03/12/13
We arrived at this unit and were surprised at the lack of upkeep. The vents/air ducts, ceiling fans, walls and carpet were filthy, and the batteries had been taken out of the fire alarms, which was a violation of the proprety. The pool was nice and close, but management closed BOTH pools the last two days of our stay due to mainteanance, so it's summer, you have a beautiful pool you can't swim in! The view is great but if a family is staying here, the stairs are very steep and there are two sets to the top, This unit is not lived in, therefore, had many rough edges to it. The resort sits on a crooked hill and is hard to walk around, especially if there are young children with strollers, etc.Not a place for older parents to visit. FYI, there is no wireless internet which requires going to a near Starbucks 2 mi. away. The headboard in the 4th bedroom was broken. There were also other items in the place that were broken. The kitchen had few pans to cook meals with. These issues were all addressed with the owner at the time but I would not recommend this unit for its asking rental price.Recommended for: Girls getaway.
Owner response: To our future guests: This is an extremely un-fair review. We hosted 28 groups in 2012 including satisfied guests just prior to and after this stay. Three groups have already booked return trips for 2013. We take your satisfaction seriously! I have been in business managing upscale properties at the Lake of the Ozarks since 2007 and this reservation isn't one I'll forget! I request and genuinely appreciate feedback from our guests on how we can improve their experience - and our properties for our future guests. In fact, in the introduction of our rental agreements, I ask our guests to promptly notify me - if upon their arrival, they find any issues or problems that need attention. We have resources to mitigate issues quickly in the event of an unknown issue. We understand that you're on vacation and we do our best to provide a great experience because we want you to return! Mrs. W contacted me right away after she arrived. She was distraught - and I mean truly upset - that there was no elevator. The condo is 2-levels up from the parking lot which is a trade-off for the amazing 8-mile view from the condo's expansive deck and the 2 master suites on the lake side. We do not advertise elevator access. Next, she asked how to connect to the internet... I politely said that the condo doesn't have internet access and I reminded her that we don't advertise it as having that service. I offered her a few alternatives (such as nearby free wi-fi) - which she had no interest in. Again, like the elevator, I'm not sure where the expectations came from. At that time, I recognized that without internet access and without an elevator, I could not please Mrs. W. Unfortunately, our other 4 Bed properties were already reserved so I offered her a full-refund should she wish to check-out at that time. She declined the offer and said that they would make due without internet and that they had settled in already. The next day, she called to let me know she had found dust on the tops of the pictures and wall hangings. She continued mentioning that she found a smoke detector without a battery... and she found signs of a spill on the carpet near the dining room and dust on the cold air return vents. I offered to send our cleaning crew over and again, she declined my offer. Later in the week the complex closed both salt-water pools one day for maintenance so a project could be completed. This WILL NOT happen again! Please note:This review was submitted almost 8 months after the stay.
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Emerald Bay Condo
- Guest Susan E.
- Date of stay 07/26/12
- Review Submitted 08/04/12
A group of ladies rented this condo for a long weekend at the Lake of the Ozarks. This condo was absolutely beautiful and so roomy! Huge, well stocked kitchen and dining area. Four very roomy bedrooms and four bathrooms which was great for a group of women. The main channel view from the balcony was amazing! We also spent some time at the saltwater pool which was very nice. The location was awesome as it was close to all the great restaurants and shopping. We had a fantastic time!Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 3/3
Dates | Nightly | Wknd Night | Weekend | Weekly | Monthly * | Event |
Base Rate 2 night min stay |
$200 | |||||
Memorial Day Holiday May 24 - May 26 3 night min stay |
$425 | |||||
Peak Season May 27 - Jul 3 2 night min stay |
$400 | |||||
Independence Day Holiday Jul 4 - Jul 6 3 night min stay |
$425 | |||||
Peak Season Jul 7 - Aug 29 2 night min stay |
$400 | |||||
Labor Day Holiday Aug 30 - Sep 1 3 night min stay |
$425 | |||||
Peak Season Sep 2 - Sep 7 2 night min stay |
$400 | |||||
Mid-Season Fall Sep 8 - Oct 5 2 night min stay |
$250 | |||||
Off-Season Oct 6 - Apr 11 2 night min stay |
$200 | |||||
Mid-Season Spring Apr 12 - May 16 2 night min stay |
$250 | |||||
Peak Season May 17 - May 23 2 night min stay |
$400 | |||||
Additional information about rental rates
Checks preferred to avoid fees, eCheck Payment Fee 1%, Credit Card Payment Fee 2.5%
Boat slips available from $25 per night
- Refundable Damage Deposit: $300
- Cleaning fee: $150
- Tax Rate 10.475%
Cancellation policy:
100% refund if canceled at least 30 days before arrival date.
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Owner info
Year Purchased: 2001
About the owner: Hello, My name is Jason Boschert and I'm pleased to be the Property Manager for this fantastic Condominium at the Popular Emerald Bay Complex in Lake Ozark on Horseshoe Bend. Please feel free to contact me with all of your questions, for any needs during your stay, and if you'd like any recommendations for things to do while visiting the Lake of the Ozarks. As the property manager, I'm working for you as well as the property owner! My goal is to provide a relaxing, worry-free getaway with upscale amenities to accommodate our guests.
Why the Owner Chose Horseshoebend:
The Lake of the Ozarks is an area we've always enjoyed vacationing. Once we were in a position to purchase a vacation home, this was our first choice! There's been so much growth at the Lake in recent years that all the comforts of home are right here - when you're 'away from it all' at the lake, everything you need is still close by which makes it that much more relaxing to take a break!
The Unique Benefits at this Condo:
Condos of this size are hard to find around the Lake... The space and 4 Bed 4 Bath accommodations are exactly what our family needed. Once we saw the expansive view of the Lake's main channel from the living room and deck, we were sold! One of the 2 saltwater pools and the tennis and basketball courts are just out front too!
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You'll love the spacious living area and HDTV if you're not watching the Lake!
The Kitchen is Fully-Equipped for your Lake Getaway and open to the Living Area
The oversized Dining Table is great for those big meals or playing cards
The Living area is wide-open - great for gathering and socializing w/o crowding!
The Living area is wide-open - great for gathering and socializing w/ a view!
Oversized, Covered Deck spans the length of the condo & includes a Weber Grill
Taken from the front door - The Pool & Tennis / B-ball court just across the lot
King Master Suite 1 of 2 w/ Private Full Bath, Lake View, Door to Deck & Crib
Queen Master Suite w/ Private Bath & Lots of Room! Overlooks Pool & Courts
Queen Suite Full Bath with Tub/Shower Combo
King Suite Full Bath with Large Shower & Walk-In Closet
The Twin bedroom with a view of the Pool and Tennis Court
This is the Presidential Suite of Condominiums! Welcome to Emerald Bay
The Kitchen is Fully-Equipped for your Lake Getaway and open to the Living Area
You'll love the spacious living area and HDTV if you're not watching the Lake!
The Living Area offers plenty of comfortable seating for your relaxing Lake Trip
You just can't beat the view!
There is seating for 8 on the expansive Deck
The Saltwater Pool with the condo in the background - so close, so convenient!
King Suite Full Bath with Large Shower & Walk-In Closet
Queen Master Suite w/ Private Bath & Lots of Room! Overlooks Pool & Courts
King Master Suite 2 of 2 w/ Private Full Bath, Lake View, & Door to Deck
Bath near the Twin (4th) Bedroom off of the main living area
Emerald Bay from the Lake


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The market has got a bit tougher for first home buyers if you don't have a deposit, especially if you have other debts! One way of getting around this is using a parent as a guarantor. Another option is for the vendor to leave behind a deposit in the property.
How it works
You agree a sale price with the vendor which needs to be no more than a current registered valuation of the property. You only pay 80% of the sale price with the remainder treated as a second mortgage, repayable over five years.
So if you buy a place for $300,000 we arrange a mortgage with a lender for $240,000. It is interest-only to keep repayments as low as possible. We then arrange the $60,000 vendor finance as a second mortgage that is fully repaid over five years. The vendor finance will have a commercial interest rate on it of say 6.00% to 8.00% so can be a nice little earner for the vendor.
Vendor finance can come in many forms. A unique option that the team at Key2 (a specialist real estate firm) have come up with is that the vendor guarantees the property value will appreciate, otherwise the vendor finance is forfeited to the buyer (you.) If you want to buy high-quality apartments in or around Auckland, this could be a great way of getting around the usual 20% deposit required by banks. It is not for everyone, but if you are interested in looking at vendor finance options give us a call us to discuss.
Think of vendor finance as another one of your negotiating tools. In a slow housing market, vendors are more open to exploring these options with you. It is important if you are considering vendor finance that you get good advice and are getting a good deal. I am a fan of vendor finance but only where it is done properly and with integrity.
You can download our vendor finance tips sheet here
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