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This King room is one of our most popular rooms. Enjoy some "people watching" from your large second-story balcony which overlooks historic Charlotte Street (which can get festive on weekends). Linger in front of your electric fireplace or two-person Jacuzzi tub / shower, sipping complimentary wine and relax your cares away.
King-size bed, 2-person Jacuzzi tub, private balcony, cable TV, sleep machine/clock radio, and electric fireplace.
This room includes on-site assigned parking behind the Inn! (Pull down the driveway and park in any space to the right)
Total: 229.5 Sq/Ft (Including bath areas)
What guests are saying - "All rooms are excellent, the hard part is choosing which one to stay in first!"
Henry Flagler was a major contributor to the style, art movement, history, architecture, and tourism industry in St. Augustine. His tale is filled with adventure, business speculations, billionaires, and legendary escapades while touching every corner of our City since his arrival in the late 1870's. His partnership with John D. Rockefeller in Standard Oil is a book unto itself, as were his years developing railroads throughout America, primarily in Florida. He was a key figure in the development of what eventually became the Florida East Coast Railway…as well as creating the progressive expansion of Florida's eastern coast along the Atlantic Ocean.
Born in 1830 in Hopewell, New York, Henry Flagler was known as the 'father' of Miami, although his own father was a poor Presbyterian minister. With only an 8th grade education and a few coins jingling in his pocket, his intellect & business insight propelled him into developing a salt mining and production business, then the grain business where he met Rockefeller. By 1872, together they lead the American oil refining industry, producing 10,000 barrels per day.
The railroad tycoon brought his ailing wife from New York to Northeast Florida a few years later and although he found St. Augustine charming, the hotel facilities and transportation systems were inadequate. He recognized Florida's potential to attract out-of-state visitors and began construction on the 540-room Ponce de Leon Hotel. It opened in 1888, an instant success. (Continuing southward, his legacy included Palm Beach's Royal Poinciana Hotel, the Breakers Hotel and the Royal Palm Hotel in Miami. By the time Flagler married his third wife Mary Lily Kenan, he built her a wedding present with 55 rooms – Whitehall – their Palm Beach estate that established the Palm Beach social 'season' for the wealth of America's Gilded Age!)
The Daily News-Herald of Jacksonville, January 11, 1888 reported"
The Ponce de Leon Opens. Tourists Gaze in Wonder at the Handsome Structure. At precisely twelve minutes past five this afternoon a special train carrying the passengers of the vestibule train from Jacksonville, arrived in the St. Augustine station, having made the run in fifty-seven minutes. The passengers were brought in two parlor cars…and numbered thirty in all. An almost deafening shout of "Hotel Ponce de Leon" arose from the throats of two or three dozen bus and carriage drivers, and in less than five minutes the party was rolling rapidly down Cordova Street amid clouds of dust, all eager to get a glimpse of the most wonderful inn yet built in the whole world.
The St. Augustine Society Newspaper, The Tatler, described the dining room of the Ponce as:
…the grandest, the most magnificent, indeed persons who have traveled the world over pronounce it the most magnificent of any hotel on earth; its area is ninety by one hundred and fifty feet, and eight hundred persons may dine in it at the same time!
Throughout the Gilded Age of Henry Flagler and the Golden Years of St. Augustine's tourist trade, each hotel was always filled to capacity during the season. During the heyday of his years, when asked why he chose this area he responded "I believe this State is the easiest place for many men to gain a living. I do not believe anyone else will develop it if I do not."
On May 23, 1913, a Florida East Coast Railway train pulled into the St. Augustine station, a lone whistle announcing its arrival. While trains across Florida stood still in silent tribute, Henry Flagler's coffin was lifted from his private rail car. Two black stallions pulled the funeral carriage down a street that Henry Flagler had paved while thousands lined the route in solemn respect. The cortege continued to Memorial Presbyterian Church, the magnificent cathedral he built for his beloved first wife Mary and his daughters Jennie Louise and Margery. He was laid to rest beside them.
We dedicate our Verandah Room to Henry Morrison Flagler!
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Casually Delicious
Four Sisters Grill brings you fast-casual dining in Vietnamese fashion. Influenced by popular street foods of Vietnam, our menu features bánh mì (sandwiches), and classic rice and noodle dishes – hearty meals with fresh ingredients – for the on-the-go diner.
Order at the counter and your meal is delivered right to your table. No frills, just good food.
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Neighborhood Initiative
AUC has a long tradition of civic engagement through a variety of programs. As such, the establishment of a Neighborhood Initiative on both its Tahrir and New Cairo campuses presents an opportunity for AUC to reflect on place-based strategies that combine elements of civic engagement and anchor strategies relevant to the region. The Neighborhood Initiative is focused on how an urban university can play a transformative role in its city by working toward a livable, just and sustainable neighborhood. Read More
Working Towards a Livable, Just and Sustainable Neighborhood
This report will present the research findings conducted between January 2016 to February 2017 to best situate the Neighborhood Initiative (NI) strategic community engagement within the AUC and the University neighborhoods.
This report showcases the results of work conducted in 2015 which supported the American University in Cairo's launch of the Neighborhood Initiative (NI) and informed the AUC-AUB dialogue on universities' interactions with their neighborhoods.
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Private Mortgage Solutions will be the first bank-based mortgage organization of its kind in Atlanta, combining the bank's specialized focus on exemplary client service with our proven marketing abilities and consumer-oriented processes
Atlanta, Georgia (PRWEB) January 15, 2014
Private Bank of Buckhead, which just last month celebrated its seventh anniversary, has announced it is expanding its Private Mortgage Services division, which it will re-brand Private Mortgage Solutions.
Private Mortgage Solutions will be led by mortgage veteran Dan Smith, most recently of BrightPath Mortgage, LLC, which he led as Founding Member. Smith entered the mortgage industry in 2001. An entrepreneur, he also has funded, led and grown several other businesses dedicated to the financial services industry.
Charlie Crawford, the bank's president, CEO and chairman, notes that, "Dan's approach to mortgages is in step with our overall service philosophy, engaging seasoned professionals who are decision makers to bring tailored solutions to their clients in a service-centric model. It's an approach our banking and mortgage clients have affirmed, and one which we are proud to grow under Dan's leadership."
Smith adds, "I am excited by this opportunity, pairing our shared track records of high-touch service so that we can even better serve clients' full spectrum of needs – banking and mortgage, offering them tailored solutions informed by seasoned professionals. The expanded mortgage enterprise gives us the ability to provide the best products, pricing, and process to consumers across a variety of metropolitan markets."
"Private Mortgage Solutions will be the first bank-based mortgage organization of its kind in Atlanta, combining the bank's specialized focus on exemplary client service with our proven marketing abilities and consumer-oriented processes," Smith says. "Private Mortgage Solutions' customers will receive best-in-class options and outcomes."
Private Mortgage Solutions will be reflected online at http://www.PrivateMortgageSolutions.com. Offline, Private Mortgage Solutions will occupy the bank's expanded footprint in Building Three, Piedmont Center.
Smith notes that Private Mortgage Solutions, a division of the bank, offers a full range of mortgage products: Purchase, Refinance, Investment, Jumbo products, Second home, Construction, Multiple collateral, Fixed second, Home equity, Lot loan, and more.
"I am very pleased to lead this organization," he says. "Rarely are you able to engage in meaningful work, with the assistance of fantastic people, at such a great organization."
Other expansions for the bank, since its founding December 11, 2006, include: In 2008 adding a Small Business Administration lending department that within a year earned SBA Preferred Lender Status, which has continued to be renewed. The aforementioned Private Mortgage Services was established in 2010. And, in October 2012 the bank opened a Decatur location, known as Private Bank of Decatur; it recently celebrated its one-year anniversary.
"Whether it's checking, savings, online banking technology, business lending or mortgages, we believe all clients should benefit from the heightened level of service other banks reserve for a certain few," Crawford says. "That's what the 'private' in our name signifies: We don't send just certain clients to a private banking department with heightened offerings – we're bringing all of our clients the service, options and technology they value. That they deserve."
Private Bank of Buckhead (http://www.PrivateBankOfBuckhead.com) is located in Piedmont Center (Building Three) in the Buckhead community, Atlanta's financial district. The Private Bank of Decatur division (http://www.PrivateBankOfDecatur.com) is located at 150 East Ponce de Leon Avenue in Decatur, Georgia. Private Mortgage Solutions is represented in both the Buckhead and Decatur locations.


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Minyan Mailbag: Has Housing Hit Bottom?
Evolving chart patterns tell the tale.
Prof. Sadana
People are saying that housing sector has bottomed. Do the charts confirm this?
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Minyan Alice,
There's certainly some positive sentiment brewing in the housing charts. Notice the 30% gain in the PHLX housing sector index since the middle of July.
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Also, some key housing stocks made higher lows while the housing index hit a new low in July. Check out homebuilding stocks such as NVR (NVR), MDC (MDC) and Toll Brothers (TOL). Here's the Toll Brothers chart, which clearly shows that it made a distinct higher low.
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So that's good news, and I would certainly keep housing stocks on my trading radar. I always like to follow the market leadership.
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For instance, I remember the way homebuilding stocks peaked in fall of 2005, while home prices were still ascending. That was the first warning sign the prescient market gave to all those who would listen! The first cracks were felt in the housing sector in summer 2006.
With this preamble, let's talk about your question. Charts definitely show positive and encouraging action - but this could be similar to the bounce we encountered in the second half of 2006. We had a meteoric 25% rise in the index, only to falter and swoon to new lows.
While the recent price action is constructive, I would await further guidance from the evolving chart patterns in these stocks. I am looking for higher lows (and higher highs), a strong basing action or a successful retest of the old lows that we hit in July 2008.
Once we see evidence of continued accumulation in this consolidation action, we can feel more confident that the market expects the housing quagmire to start resolving itself next year. And don't worry, when that happens, traders will have ample time to make money.
Till then, it would be prudent to treat this merely as a rally that needs to consolidate soon.
On a closing note, let me leave you with the following words of wisdom from Jesse Livermore, who's considered the greatest trader ever: "It isn't as important to buy as cheap as possible as it is to buy at the right time."
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Wisconsin elects its governor and lieutenant governor as a single ticket, generally ensuring that the top executive and second-in-command are of the same political party. However, a quirk in next week's recall elections means a Democrat could win one race and a Republican the other.
The lieutenant governor is technically in charge whenever the governor leaves the state. So in theory, if the governor is traveling, his rival could sign bills, issue executive orders or hand out pardons. The governor could undo most actions upon returning, although a pardon is irreversible.
Voters most likely will elect a governor and lieutenant governor of the same party. But if not, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee political scientist Mordecai Lee predicts Wisconsin's governor is unlikely to leave a state that is currently so politically divided.
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Teacher Education Program Overview
Become an Outstanding Classroom TeacherThe Teacher Credential programs at the University of California, Riverside prepare aspiring teachers to serve schools through social justice oriented, community engaged frameworks. While studying cutting-edge and research informed curricula, teacher candidates at the Graduate School of Education are cultivated as critical thinkers and reflective, creative professionals who address the needs of all students in culturally responsive ways.
In addition to developing pedagogical skill and rigorous content knowledge that align with Common Core State Standards, our teacher credential programs specifically train teachers to:
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- Pedagogically engage students in culturally and community responsive ways that attend to diversity across factors including socio-economics, race, linguistics and ability
- Cultivate students as critical thinkers who are engaged in their communities and society
- Practice restorative justice and models of authentic care
- Integrate arts and technology across disciplines
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- Earn a California teaching credential that is widely accepted by other states.
- Participate in seminar classes of 24 or fewer students where you receive individual mentoring.
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Idiot Box
Like most middle-age Americans, I grew up with a television in the home. First, there was the portable black and white that sat on a stand in the living room. That sufficed for quite a while. Finally, however, came the day when my family got that big, used console that brought to our home the world of living color! What a difference! From there, various televisions came and went with less and less applause.
When Mark and I got married, we continued the American way and got ourselves a tiny portable black and white, which only people of our youth could possibly see in focus. In time, we also got a color set which seemed almost as exciting as the ones we had in our childhood.
You know, with most items there is a point where the new wears off. The novelty is over and the item gets put in the garage or sold or pushed over a hill somewhere. But with televisions, it's different. It's like they're members of the family or something. Have you noticed that? For most people, the television is located in the living room. And if you look around the room, the furniture is probably facing it. When it's on, it has the undivided attention of some or maybe even all family members, leaving only short commercial breaks for human interaction.
Television, a Family Member
So, if you think about it, the television is often like a family member. It may even have a name. In my family growing up, my mom named ours the idiot box. At first thought, it kind of seems like a fitting name. I mean, it is just a machine without a brain or capacity to think. And it does make a lot of noise. But an idiot? Hardly! The box itself may be brainless, but the one inventing the majority of general programming is a genius. A subtle genius who doesn't mind using even seemingly good programs to pull us into his trap of mind control.
For example, there is a program called
, which does a weekly feature called "To Catch a Predator." I have watched that program a few times. At first, it gave me satisfaction that these journalists were catching sexual predators and getting them into jail where they belong. And it IS good that they're doing that. But what I didn't realize was that while the end result is justice and good winning over evil, my mind was still being exposed to the filthy dialogue the predators had been using, and I was also becoming aware of other details of their sordid plans. Did I really need to know all of those details? I found myself thinking about the details more than the fact that good had won over evil. That's the same thing Satan does with movies and other entertainment. The end may be victorious, but is the journey worth it?
A lot of us believe that just because we watch someone commit murder on TV, that doesn't mean we're going to kill anyone. And that's probably true. Otherwise, nearly everyone would be a killer. So, if I watch someone commit adultery in a movie, will I go out and commit adultery too? No. Will I become less sensitive to the fact that other people commit adultery? Yes! The more I watch that situation, the more I will accept it.
So, I decided to more carefully guard the avenues to my soul. Those avenues are my five senses. Whatever I take into my mind and body through my senses will affect me either for good or for bad. Sometimes we see things or hear things that are beyond our control. But most of what we take in is by choice.
Philippians 4:8 says, "Finally, brethren, whatever things are true, whatever things are noble, whatever things are just, whatever things are pure, whatever things are lovely, whatever things are of good report, if there is any virtue and if there is anything praiseworthy—meditate on these things."
That seems like an excellent guideline for viewing. I'd hate to have my mind compromised by an idiot box! Wouldn't you?
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At the top, left-hand corner of the document is a picture of Alexander Rodchenko who claimed,
One has to take several different shots of a subject, from different points of view and in different situations, as if one examined it in the round rather than looked through the same key-hole again and again.
The first eight points of the community ground rules document are what I would consider basic netiquette terms or simply ways in which individuals should act when interacting with others. The list is fairly straightforward and I certainly think is applicable regardless to whether we are discussing groups or networks.
However, there are two other sections of the document that made me question whether the objective was to create a group or network. For example, it reads "...to ensure we maintain a safe, trustworthy discussion environment", students must be enrolled in the course in order to be an eligible community member. This sounds more like a group than a network to me. And I would argue that in some educational contexts, learners would benefit from discourse that is less than safe, or more diverse than what they are accustomed to since this is what they will likely face as members of a global society.
In another instance the term network was used in reference to more group-like behavior: What happens to this network after our class is over? The question is in relation to content and how all the content is to be deleted once the course has be completed. This seems to indicate almost a pruning of one's network back to what it was at the beginning of the course, perhaps shifting back the spaces as they once were.
Growing a network among learners within a class requires taking several different shots of a subject, from different points of view and in different situations, as if one examined it in the round. Forming a group among learners within a class means looking through the same key-hole again and again. As educators, I think it is to our advantage to take an honest look at how our students are learning collectively (as in a group) and connectively (as in a network) in order to find the right mix based on particular educational contexts. We can meet course objectives while still forming long-lasting networks that will continue transforming well after the course has been completed.


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Van Halen frontman David Lee Roth, in the new episode of his online program "Roth TV," pokes fun at his own 1980s-era sartorial choices — adding commentary to the over-the-top video for his No. 12 hit "Just a Gigolo/I Ain't Got Nobody."
"The suit that I am wearing at the desk?" he drolly asks. "The giraffe called. He wants it back."
Roth's commentary begins at the 19 minute mark of his nearly half-hour show. "Just a Gigolo/I Ain't Got Nobody," original mid-1950s hit for Louis Prima, was part of Roth's first solo album after splitting with Van Halen after 1984.
Roth's 1985 video was famous for its parody sequences featuring familiar stars of the day, from Michael Jackson to Billy Idol, even Willie Nelson.
"As wardrobes go, sartorial choices like these don't just happen," Roth says, as his video self bursts into a set with a Cyndi Lauper lookalike. They're cultivated — slowly and meticulously over many, many cocktails. Cocktails of all formats, in all types of glasses. Use your imagination."
During the scene with the Boy George lookalike, Roth deadpans: "This is the look that got me the Renaissance Fair gig."
Roth is on an extended hiatus from Van Halen, which released the long-awaited reunion project A Different Kind Of Truth earlier this year, as guitarist Eddie Van Halen recuperates from surgery following a difficult bout with diverticulitis. That halted a sold-out tour. Van Halen is expected to be sidelined for the rest of 2012.
Over the course of the Roth TV series, he has gone in-depth on other songs from his career with Van Halen and as a solo artist, and has even debuted a new track.
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To encourage lifelong education and self-improvement, the Youth Arch Foundation donated $2.5 million to the Open University to establish the "Youth Arch - OUHK Improvement Scholarship". The scholarship will be provided for 5 years to a total of 500 students, annually for 100 students and $5,000 each. Application is open to all current OUHK students who achieve academic excellence in distance-learning/part- time, or full-time degree or associate degree studies, and who are committed to continuous learning and in need financial assistance. Priority will be given to recipients of Lion and Globe Education Trust's Most Improvement Students Award, Youth Arch Foundation Most Improved Students Award and similar awards by other education institutes.
233 students applied for the 2012-2013 "Youth Arch – OUHK Improvement Scholarship". After careful consideration, the scholarship was awarded to 26 full time students and 35 distance-learning students.
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UAE court upholds life terms for 10 pirates
A UAE appeals court on Monday upheld life imprisonments handed in May last year to 10 pirates convicted of hijacking a ship east of Oman in the Arabian Sea in 2011, state news agency WAM reported.
The sentences, which equates to 25 years in jail, will be followed by deportation, WAM said.
The report did not give the nationalities of the 10 men, but local media had reported that they were Somalis.
MV Arrilah-I was hijacked in April 2011 while on way from Australia to Dubai.
United Arab Emirates special forces, backed by air force units and in coordination with the Bahrain-based US Fifth Fleet, freed the Abu Dhabi-owned ship a day after it was seized.
The bulk carrier is owned by Abu Dhabi National Tanker Co and National Gas Shipping Co, both subsidiaries of Abu Dhabi National Oil Co.


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Vinegar is not only bad for a person's teeth, it is among the greatest contributors to tooth enamel loss, according to Sharecare. A study of teenagers revealed a dramatic increase in enamel erosion among those who regularly consume vinegar-laden foods, such as salad dressings, potato chips and pickles.Continue Reading
Teens suffer the greatest risk of enamel erosion because their enamel isn't fully mature, reports Sharecare, though all people face risks. Using a mouth rinse after consuming foods or drinks with vinegar minimizes the risks of erosion. WebMD also notes that the acid in vinegar is bad for the esophagus as well.Learn more about Dental


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