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Best Western PLUS McCall Lodge & Suites
Step into our charming, spacious lobby and you will know that you have chosen the perfect place to stay during your visit to McCall, Idaho. Our friendly staff and clean, comfortable accommodations including a complimentary hot breakfast make the BEST WESTERN PLUS the perfect destination for families, small meetings and groups, business travelers and outdoor adventurers.
We offer a wide variety of spacious guest rooms including double queens, kings and suites with whirlpools, fireplaces, kitchenettes and sofa sleepers. Every room contains a refrigerator and microwave, free wireless internet and cable satellite TV with HBO.
During your stay we invite you to enjoy our fitness center, heated indoor pool, hot tub and sauna. Our lobby business center contains two computers and printers so you can work or just stay in touch during your visit. Our meeting room is ideal for small business groups, retreats, weddings or socials and can accommodate up to 50 people.
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- Phone 208.634.2230
- Address 211 S 3rd St, McCall, ID 83638, United States
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Hire a professional to caretake your home while you are away. Rest assured that your home will be looked after and problems handled. We can be your eyes and ears, and provide local follow through for your residential maintenance needs.
Residential management: weekly security checks, handyman maintenance, snow removal, yard care, custom outdoor seating, vacation rentals, pet care, judicial process service and tree trimming/removal.
Alpine Property Management (APM) is a boutique management company, responsible for all aspects of your property. We are full service, and handle everything from maintenance and repairs to vacation and long term rentals. Our strength originates from the notion that all business relationships are also personal. Every management client, rental guest, and long term resident will know us as individuals and every encounter is met with a personal approach.
APM is on-call 24 hours a day and seven days a week. We understand the importance of being present; not only for our management clients, but also for our rental guests. We perform regularly scheduled walk-throughs, inventory checks, and annual inspections to ensure that your property is sustained properly. We wholeheartedly believe that being proactive is vital in property maintenance.
APM has a combined 20 years of property management experience in McCall, Idaho, and that kind of knowledge is fundamental in understanding our seasonal resort rental market. It also means that we are in good standing with all of Valley County's sub-contractors, an advantage that only comes from working locally and reverentially with the local community. We are confident in our ability to remedy any concern that you or your renters may have.
Alpine Village is a development of resort style condominiums located in downtown McCall, Idaho.
Association representing Aspen Timeshares; a weekly ownership of 1, 2 or 3 bedroom condo units. These units are located within the Aspen Condo Complex and include usage of the Sports Club Fitness Center, pools and hot tubs. Owners return yearly for their use of any week purchased. We also rent units to non-owners all year long as available.
Bear Creek Lodge is a magical mountain retreat. Our mission is to be the best all around family-friendly lodge for McCall and the greater part of Idaho. We strive to ensure guests have amazing experiences creating memories to last a lifetime.
Whether you are considering Bear Creek Lodge for a romantic getaway, family reunion, retreat, or you're coming to enjoy the McCall outdoors, we are committed to making your stay everything you imagined it could be and MORE!
We are conveniently located for RZR trail excursions, snowmobiling, skiing, and more. Whatever the season, your experience here will be one which will keep you coming back adventure.
Bear Creek Lodge is a popular location for destination weddings. With customized wedding packages, we can meet all your needs and help you make your wedding dreams become a reality. Call us for a tour.
We look forward to making your stay memorable!
Call us to book a reservation 208-634-3551 or book online through our website bearcreeklodgemccall.com.
3492 Highway 55, McCall, Idaho 83638
Welcome to Blackhawk on the River, a 1551-acre conservation-oriented community. Offering riverfront real estate in McCall, Idaho. This carefully planned community is one of the most unique pieces of property offered in McCall, Idaho, located near Tamarack and Brundage resorts. With a high regard to existing wildlife habitats, respect for the river, and open spaces for all to enjoy, Blackhawk creates a unique harmony for people, animals, and even the meandering river to ponder. Now is a great time to consider investing in a legacy for multiple generations of your family to take part in. Visit our website to learn more about all of the services we offer including vacation rentals, event venues, social programming and more!
Welcome to the BRUNDAGE BUNGALOWS; part of a unique mountain vacation experience! You're coming to a very special mountain getaway destination, so don't settle for ordinary. Come see why for over 60 years people have made the Bungalows the place to stay in McCall! We completed a top to bottom renovation in 2013 & 2017 with all new beds in 2015, making the Bungalows more unique and comfortable than ever before!
Just a few blocks from beautiful Payette Lake, Brundage Inn is an enchanting family style lodge with many nearby attractions.
Hot Springs, rustic and historical cabin rentals. Burgdorf is scenic, rustic, relaxing, and a West Central Mountain tradition since the 1870's. Only 32 miles north of McCall. Snacks and beverages available. The pool is open to the public daily 10:00 am – 8:00 pm, with 150 gallons of fresh geothermal water per minute. The pool is all natural and log-lined with gravel at the bottom. Come enjoy! For more information please log onto our website: http://www.burgdorfhotsprings.com. Take the scenic drive up Warren Wagon during the summer, or snowmobile in during the winter. Snowmobilers: Be sure to check grooming report before you come.
Make the Cabernet Cottage your McCall Adventure Basecamp located in the West Central Mountains – Idaho's Adventure Corridor. The Cabernet Cottage is a thoroughly remodeled, historic Stibnite home centrally located in town within walking distance to all McCall has to offer.
Outdoor enthusiasts "gear up" so you can enjoy year round access to the Payette National Forest, Ponderosa State Park and gateway to the nearby Frank Church Wilderness for unsurpassed hiking, fishing, mountain biking, boating, skiing and snowshoeing. McCall Winter Carnival visitors will love the convenient location to downtown and area amenities.
Church Camp
Creekside RV Park and Campground is located approximately 3 miles East of New Meadows and 8 miles West of McCall. The park has 27 full hookups and 10 electric/water hookups with ample open area for you to roam. The campground is a perfect home base for your summertime adventures. Just minutes from MeadowCreek Golf Resort, Brundage Mountain Resort and Downtown McCall.
The Creekside RV Resort offers a stunning setting with modern conveniences:
- Meadow Creek and Goose Creek run through the grounds
- Fish Pond on site
- Guest bathrooms and showers
- Laundry facilities
- Covered BBQ Area
- Full Hookup sites
- Electric and water sites
- Dump Station
Pets are welcome. Dogs must be kept on leash.
DoneRight Vacation Rentals and Property Management offers an affordable lodging alternative to hotels. We manage a variety of Vacation Rentals from one to nine bedrooms in and around McCall, Payette Lake, Donnelly, and Lake Cascade. We have the perfect get-a-way for all occasions including romantic weekends, family reunions, sporting events, church and corporate retreats.
We offer vacation homes and cabins that meet our strict criteria for quality, maintenance and inventory. To maximize your comfort and enjoyment in your vacation home, we offer many amenities including gourmet kitchens, lake views, hot tubs, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, large screen TVs, jetted tubs, saunas, exercise rooms, tennis, Bocce ball, racquetball, volleyball, fire pits, soothing water features and much more. We take pride in making certain our cabins, homes and condos are immaculate, with all the fine touches that will make your vacation a memorable one.
Visit our website at http://www.donerightmanagement.com to view all of our quality properties.
Concierge services available.
Ready for an easy, stress-free family vacation? Frost Management Company (FMC) is ready for you! At FMC, we're more than just a website. We are property managers, housekeepers, photographers, reservation agents, and support teams. We help families and friends enjoy time together in our privately owned vacation homes.
We take care of everything from marketing to maintenance – so you can be sure your home is in good hands. We offer a variety of property management services that include vacation home rentals, long-term rentals, landscaping, marketing, and absentee owner services. We can assist you in earning income or by increasing your income, if you're already renting your home. Get in touch today and we'll show you what we can do.
Girl Scouts of Silver Sage Council is a girl-led youth organization that serves more than 4,100 girls throughout southern Idaho and in parts of Northern Nevada and Eastern Oregon. The council, along with a team of 2,300 local volunteers, delivers educational and leadership programs that build girls of courage, confidence, and character who positively impact the communities in which they live.
Girl Scouts of Silver Sage operates thee properties in Idaho, including Camp Alice Pittenger in McCall, Camp Ta-Man-A-Wis in Swan Valley, and Friendship Square in Boise. A great place for weddings, retreats, and family reunions, we offer the use of our facilities to all Girl Scout groups, other youth groups, and non-youth groups.
For more information, visit our website at http://www.girlscouts-ssc.org, or call 208-377-2011. We offer the use of our facilities to Girl Scout groups, youth groups and non-youth groups can call for availability.
Use Our Property as a Rental
Camp Alice Pittenger is just three miles from downtown McCall and offers lodging for up to 40 winter campers. The property is adjacent to Ponderosa State Park with nearby access to Huckleberry Bay Loop and other popular snowshoeing and cross-country skiing trails.
Camp Alice Pittenger is available for group or individual use and features eight insulated and heated cabins with access to a heated shower house and bathrooms, and a bunkhouse for eight that features a kitchen and multi-stall bathroom and showers. Reservations are currently being taken for dates throughout the winter, including New Year's weekend and Winter Carnival in McCall. To make your reservation, contact Eric Landaluce at 377-2011 ext. 7245 or email@example.com.
Use Our Property for a Wedding
Camp Alice Pittenger is a perfect location for a nature wedding with a scenic backdrop. Available to you are eight insulated and heated cabins that sleep four to eight people, O'Conner McFarlan house that can sleep up to ten people with a private kitchen and a shower room, a Lodge that can host large dinner parties and a new multi-stall bathroom and shower house. To book your special day at Camp Alice Pittenger, email Eric Landaluce at firstname.lastname@example.com or call at 208-810-7245 for rates and availability.
Troop Activity
Are you a Troop Leader looking for some outdoor fun? Plan your own Girl Scout outdoor adventure at Camp Alice Pittenger! Help her plan and lead her own adventure and team up with other girls in an all-girl outdoor environment to choose the exciting, hands-on activities that interest her most. Along the way, she'll gain important skills in four areas that form the foundation of the Girl Scout Leadership Experience:
Science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM)
Life Skills
Not a Girl Scout yet? Not a problem, read about how you can get involved and lead a lifetime of leadership, adventure, and success here: http://www.girlscouts-ssc.org/en/about/join.html
Are you an adult with passion for the outdoors? Would you like to mentor and support Girl Scouts to become future leaders? Join 2,300 Girl Scouts adult volunteers and make a world a better place! Read about it here: http://www.girlscouts-ssc.org/en/volunteers/why-volunteer.html
Our goal at is to place the right guest in the right home. Homes are designed to accommodate the number of guests we recommend to insure the guest's safety and enjoyment.
Some of our homes are pet friendly, other's do not allow pets under any circumstance. Some homes have internet but it's not Wi-Fi, so please remember to ask if the home will support your Ipad. Some homes have sleeper sofas, other's do not. It is important that you tell us how many people are staying in the home so you are not disappointed with the bedding configuration. We do have port-a-cribs that are free of charge should you need one but they do need to be reserved at the time of your reservation.
We offer hotel rooms, studio, one, two and three bedroom condominiums at The Lodge at Osprey Meadow. The cottages at Tamarack are two bedrooms, chalets are three and four bedrooms and we have three to six-bedroom estate homes. Our Lakefront homes range from three to four bedrooms and we have two and three bedroom homes in McCall.
If you don`t find what you are looking for, please feel free to call us and tell us what your needs may be so that we can find the right property for you. Some of our homes at Tamarack are grouped together and make the perfect setting for large family reunions, business associates or friends just wanting to be nearby.
If you need further information, photography or details on any of our homes, please call us at 1-208-325-1009 or email to email@example.com.
Grand Welcome is formerly known as Valet Vacation Rentals
Havens Haven Guest House and Bed & Breakfast is located just 3 miles from downtown McCall and beautiful Payette Lake. Located just outside of town the property has panoramic mountain views with a forested trail down to a stream. Hiking, snowmobiling, cross country skiing are all right out the front door, with Brundage and Payette Lake just a short drive. On the main level you can enjoy a game of cards or a board game or just relax in front of the wood stove. A quiet neighborhood, a bottle of wine or few micro brews are OK, there are great places in town for more lively fun. The home is great for couples, business travelers, solo adventurers and friends.
We have two guest rooms available, each with a queen size bed and luxurious linens. Towels are provided. The bathroom is shared. A true Bed & Breakfast, a freshly prepared breakfast is included with your stay. This is our home and we are delighted to welcome guests from near and far to enjoy this amazing area. As we go about our daily duties we can have as little or as much interaction as our guests would like. Living Room , dining room, parlor and deck are available for guests. Property is wooded and has trail down to the stream and meadow, please leave no trace and be respectful of neighboring properties.
*Personal Chef services are available
*Additional parking available.
*Bookings available thru our listings on AirB&B; McCall Room with a view and Mountain Serenity.
Hearthstone offers vacation rental opportunities in beautifully furnished, fractional-ownership vacation homes within McCall's Spring
Mountain Ranch.
Located along the Cedar Nine of the McCall Golf Course, each 1900 sq. ft., three-bedroom home combines the quality
finishes and amenities you've experienced at the West's top resorts, plus an on-site concierge, housekeeping and maintenance staff
ready to provide our guests with an array of services. You'll also enjoy full use of the pool, hot tub, tennis courts, Ranch House
Community Center, spa and exercise facilities.
Each Hearthstone home accommodates six people or more. Rental rates vary depending on the season and there is no additional
cleaning fee.
Office Hours:
Monday-Wednesday 9 am – 3 pm
Thursday and Friday 9 am – 5 pm
Saturday and Sunday 10 am – 3 pm
Spectacular Surroundings!
Our gorgeous hotel surrounds you with towering pines, an attentive staff and sophisticated mountain lodge decor. Unwind in the lavish, indoor pool and Jacuzzi. Start your day with a delicious complimentary, hot breakfast before you set off to enjoy Mother Nature's playground. We look forward to welcoming you as our favorite guest.
Relax in Our Lavish Rooms
Make the most of your visit to McCall. Our hotel suites welcome you home with free Wi-Fi access, a seating area with a sleeper sofa, a microwave and fridge and a 32-inch TV. Upscale linens on plush beds cocoon you in comfort. Why not splurge with a Jacuzzi Suite for a romantic weekend getaway?
The hotel's 19 rooms, which include The Residence Club's 3 two-bedroom fractional condominiums, lake front suites and one king ADA handicapped accessible room, are all newly renovated and decorated with classic McCall charm and contemporary comforts. Relax in the hotel's indoor pool with courtyard views overlooking the Payette lake. Guests wake up to freshly-brewed coffee, a hearty continental breakfast, newspapers, and stunning views of the central Idaho mountains. Rupert's Restaurant is on-site for delicious, lake view dining.
Central Reservations
iTrip Vacations Boise-McCall markets and manages short term rental properties in southwest Idaho, from Boise (the Treasure Valley) to McCall, utilizing cutting edge SEO technologies and algorithms to assure prominent placement on 85+ listing sites (VRBO, HomeAway, Airbnb, Expedia, Booking.com, etc.). We live and work directly in this market and personally attend to all aspects of a property's management. At iTrip Vacations, we share a customer-focused attitude, unmatched technology and marketing that provides homeowners the best possible care and outcome, along with creating memorable, worry-free stays for our guests.
Welcome to Johnson & Company Real Estate, the longest active real estate company in central Idaho. We are passionate about delivering quality, knowledgeable and personalized service to you, working with you in your Valley County real estate buying and selling. If a vacation is in the heart, contact us at IdahoResortProperties.com to book your stay, but enjoy this paradise for more than just a weekend; Savor it for a Lifetime!
110 N 3rd Street
McCall, Idaho 83638
The Hub of Idaho's Wilderness
Mackay Bar Outfitters & Guest Ranch is an Idaho back-country ranch, located along the Main Salmon River.
One of the most unique getaways offered in the lower 48 states, Mackay Bar Ranch offers the perfect venue for all-inclusive vacation packages as well as exciting hunting and fishing adventures in a beautiful, private back-country setting.
We cater to large groups and provide one of the most scenic and unique destinations for Weddings, Family Reunions, Travel Groups, Corporate Groups and Special Interest Groups in an exclusive, pristine setting for those seeking adventure, fun suitable for all ages, and unforgettable memories.
Mackay Bar Outfitters provides top quality guided hunts/fishing for:
Elk, deer, bear, cougar, wolf, and sheep hunts
Chukar and Grouse hunting
Steelhead and trout fishing
Fly fishing on the South Fork of the Salmon River
Property Management
Step back in time to McCall, Idaho, with its old fashioned hometown hospitality and charm. This quaint and beautiful mountain resort is one of the few remaining treasures of the historic past.
We are a family run RV park located 2 minutes from McCall and 3 minutes from Payette Lake.
RV sites include 40 foot pull-throughs on concrete pads with water and electric hookups, and plenty of shade trees.
Amenities: Laundry room.
Restroom Facilities: Both bathrooms and showers will be completely renovated by Memorial Day Weekend.
Pets are welcome. Dogs must be kept on leash.
SUMMER, May 1 to September 29
Daily Weekly Monthly
Tent $25.00 $150.00 $450.00
WINTER, September 30 to April 30
Daily Weekly Monthly
Tent $20.00 $120.00 $300.00
Monthly rate includes water and electric.
8% tax will be added for stays under 31 days.
Call: (208) 634-5165
eMail: email@example.com
The Campground
29 concrete RV pads with water and electricity
40 foot Pull-Throughs
28 and 32 foot Back-ins
33 tent sites (20′ x 30′) with additional room for parking
190 Krahn Lane
McCall, Idaho 83638 (150 yards East of Highway 55)
1-1/2 miles South of Payette Lake.
GPS Coordinates: N 44° 53.442′, W 116° 5.522′
Altitude: 5039 feet
Special Events
Contact Us regarding Weddings, Family Reunions, Group Gatherings or special events.
McCall Outfitter is a full-service vacation rental company made up of locals who live and breathe the Idaho Heartland lifestyle, McCall Outfitter provides high-quality places to stay and uses our insider knowledge to help create unforgettable experiences. We will make sure your vacation rental is comfortable and clean, and then help you go out and about to enjoy the best of Idaho's Heartland.
Grapevine 7 RV Resort
Come Stay with us at the newly remodeled Super 8 in McCall, your next destination for affordable lodging in a premier resort town. Enjoy all McCall has to offer with the luxuries of home in our deluxe rooms with King or Queen sized beds, Cable TV with HBO & ESPN, free Wi-Fi, and other amenities to make you feel at home. We also offer Jacuzzi suites and family suites for all those special occasions. Relax at the Super 8 after a great day out in McCall Idaho. Remember to pack your swimsuit for our indoor hot tub. Also included with your stay is our complimentary continental breakfast in our white pine lobby. Pet-friendly rooms are available for those traveling with your furry companion. Enjoy the best of McCall while staying in our budget friendly hotel! Find adventure year round with the Best Snow in Idaho at Brundage Mountain Resort or wakeboard on the glassy Payette Lake in the summer.
If you're looking for an escape to a beautiful mountain retreat, then McCall Vacation Properties has exactly what you're looking for. We are a local company based in beautiful McCall, Idaho. McCall is a year around resort community in Idaho's west central mountains. It is situated on the southern shore of Payette Lake at 5,021 feet elevation. With the highest average snowfall in the state, McCall is known in the winter, for its Winter Carnival, snowmobiling, and alpine, Nordic and backcountry skiing.
McCall Vacation Rentals offers well maintained, quality rental properties for visits to the McCall area. When you arrive to a McCall Vacation Rentals property you will find a clean, well-stocked property that is sure to make you feel comfortable, welcomed, and ready for fun in the mountains. We believe that our close involvement with each property helps protect the homeowners' investment, and ensures a great experience for the renter to know they are arriving to a clean and functioning home. Visit our website for our complete inventory, and contact us anytime to learn more about our services.
Property Management
Mountain River Outfitters, LLC is Idaho's premier whitewater and fishing outfitter. Owned and operated by Jess and Brenda Bough out of Riggins, the family has committed their lives to providing clients Idaho's most exciting whitewater rafting and fishing on the Snake, Salmon and Owyhee rivers. MRO is a family in and of itself, with a tight-knit group of guides and support staff whose expertise, camaraderie, and passion for the river and its history are evident on every trip. Book a fishing or rafting trip with MRO and escape into Idaho's pristine wilderness and get away from it all.
Mundo Hot Springs and RV Park is located 3 miles North of Cambridge. It is believed that the Geothermal Hot Springs have been used to heat the housing on the property for around 50 years.
The pool is Natural Hot Springs Mineral Water and has no chemicals added.
The Mundo Bistro offers delicious home-made ppecials, salads, sandwiches, burgers, desserts, snacks and beverages.
Our beautiful site along the Weiser River boasts close and easy access to the famous Weiser Trail! The Weiser Trail is 84 miles of ideal biking, hiking, fishing and bird watching adventures! The trail begins in Weiser and continues through the towns of Midvale, Cambridge and Council. Mundo Hot Springs and RV Park is located halfway along the trail.
Recreation abounds in the Cambridge area as it is nestled in the picturesque mountains of Southwestern Idaho. With the ruggedly beautiful Hell's Canyon of the Snake River just 24 miles to the west on State Hwy 71 there are nearly 100 miles of backwater from the three Idaho Power hydroelectric dams to provide ample space for watercraft enthusiasts and anglers alike!
Accommodation Pricing–
The Pool House – Sleeps 7, Master Bedroom with bath, Queen Bed and Futon $120 . 2nd Bedroom with shower $80. Hide-a-way bed in the living room. Pool House may be rented as 1-bedroom or as the entire home. Free soaks on both days.
Hostel– Sleeps 6 A single room with a microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, BBQ and AC. Two Queen beds, and 2 Twin beds. One shower and a claw-foot tub which has hot spring water. $90 per night. Bedding is included
RV Sites– Includes water, sewer and electric. 30/50 amps $25 (inc tax) per night. Partial sites (water and electric) $22 (inc tax) per night Shady, grassy areas. Showers, restrooms, picnic tables and fire rings.
Tent Sites– Shady, grassy sites. Fire rings, picnic tables, restrooms and showers. $14 per night
Hot Springs Soak Pricing
$8 per adult, per soak $7 per Senior, Military, Kids 6-13 years old, per soak 2-5 years $3 under 2 are free Tax included
Yearly Memberships are available!
Hours of Operation
Wednesday & Thursday 4 pm – 8 pm Friday – Sunday noon – 8 pm
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On Highway 95, 1 mile north of Cambridge there is a sign that directs you to turn on Bain Road and then directs you to Mundo Hot Springs
Planning an event?
We would love to help you settle into the perfect destination for everyone! From a bike race to a wedding, a family reunion or just a weekend getaway, we are the place! With the Weiser River Trail close by, hot springs, fishing, rafting and wildlife watching we are a great place to be so that everyone has something fun to do!
A new place to call home!
Introducing the brand new 36 unit complex located in Beautiful Donnelly, Idaho.
1, 2, & 3 bedroom units available.
1 bedrooms priced at $599
2 bedrooms ranging from $578 – $850
3 bedrooms ranging from $668 – $975
Income restrictions on select units and minimal market units available.
Please call (208)325-3366 for more information or stop by for a tour.
Welcome to the beautifully renovated Northwest Passage Bed and Breakfast. When you stay with us you will enjoy luxurious rooms and a hearty homemade breakfast. You are welcome to eat community style in the main dining room or enjoy a cozy fire and outdoor views at other tables in any of the common areas. Guests are welcome to play games in the common areas or relax by the fire in two large living rooms. We have 7 guest rooms available, all include smart tv's and free wifi. Four of our rooms have full private bathrooms with showers. Two rooms also include soaker tubs. Three rooms share a common shower but still have their own private half bath in room. We are just minutes from Payette Lake and all the outdoor recreation McCall, Idaho has to offer.
Church Camp
Spanning four season in a single day, visitors can explore the contrasts of the Payette National Forest. With 2.3 million acres of public land, our deep canyons to crisp alpine lakes make up the centerpiece of outdoor recreation in Idaho's Heartland. This spectacular land is bordered by two of the deepest canyons in North America: the Salmon River Canyon to the north, and Hells Canyon to the west. To the east lies the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness, one of the largest congressionally-designated wilderness areas in the lower 48. Connected with other public lands, the forest is part of an expansive and uninterrupted landscape that provides superb habitat for an exceptional array of big game, upland birds, and other wildlife. The forest is nationally recognized for dramatic landscapes, from craggy mountain peaks and shimmering lakes to plummeting river canyons. Vast expanses of back country provide solitude, although facilities and amenities are nearby. Come and visit your national forest!
Perfect Stay Properties is a local independently owned and operated property management company. We provide comprehensive personal care of your second home or vacation property with a unique list of à la carte services to meet your every need. As owners ourselves, we understand that each home has distinctive needs therefore our service menu is customized to make the most of your dollar. We are committed to details, customer experience, loyalty and most importantly trust. Twenty years in hospitality, marketing and design is our foundation, combined with our bookkeeping, maintenance services and tech savvy these skills allow us to offer personal, all-inclusive benefits like no other in the region.
Pilgrim Cove Camp
We are open year round for any type of group.
Beautiful Payette Lake is the centerpiece of Ponderosa State Park, located in the heart of one of Idaho's most popular year-round destinations. Hike and bike on your own or with a guide, listen to a park naturalist around an evening campfire, let the kids ride to the Visitor Center for ice cream treats, rent a canoe or kayak and meander along the Payette River, snowshoe on a groomed trail or simply sit on the front porch of a park cabin and enjoy the spectacular view.
Church Camp and Conference Center
The Rustic Inn McCall has been a part of McCall for many years. Along with the rustic feel you will still get the modern amenities you would expect when on vacation. The Rustic Inn changed ownership in 2015 and has completed several upgrades to the rooms and property with many more to come. Some of those upgrades include:
3 new one bedroom suites completely remodeled, 6 king rooms also remodeled, flat screen TVs, premium cable television, comfortable new linens and pillows, heater and air conditioning units and a friendly staff excited to help you with your vacation plans when you come to stay!
The Rustic Inn McCall is located on 3rd St. in the heart of McCall and walking distance (only .4 miles) to Payette Lake. The Rustic Inn is also within walking distance to all of McCall's amazing restaurants and shops. McCall, Idaho is a four season destination for the whole family. Whether it's winter. spring, summer or fall.
You will find plenty of activities to keep the whole family happy!
Motel /Lodging
Salmon River Wilderness Jet Boat Tour
Take an adventure on one of our jet boats for a memorable and exhillerating ride through the heart of the Frank Church Wilderness, where photo opportunities seem to be everywhere as you pass through the beautiful Salmon River canyon. The jet boat captain will stop at some of the historical sites along the way, sharing knowledge about the Native American Tribes, the gold rush and mountain men that lived here. Our clients will be encouraged to enjoy many of the pristine white sandy beaches of the Salmon River where you can swim or relax. We journey up the Salmon to historical homesteads of the famous Polly Bemis, Buckskin Bill and William Mackay. We have specialty private charters such as Eagle watching, Photography Trips and wine tasting excursions. Experience the river that turned Lewis and Clark back with a scenic jet boat tour of the famous "River of No Return".
Ram House Lodge at Mackay Bar
If you have been feeling like you and your loved ones are a little too "plugged in and unconnected" you need to visit the Ram House lodge on Mackay Bar. You will renew family ties with good conversations, nature walks, and evenings around a campfire. Everyone can go their own way during the day and then regroup at mealtimes to relive their adventures. You can make your stay as relaxing or active as you want and will always be surrounded by Salmon River serenity. You can relax on the deck or play along the rivers edge or you may choose to explore additional sites such as a Buckskin Bills historic homestead and the blue ribbon trout fishing of the South Fork. The Ram House Lodge has 43 acres of private land for you and your family to enjoy on Mackay Bar. Whether your looking for stress relief or adventure, the Ram House Lodge on Mackay Bar is the perfect retreat.
To enjoy the real spirit of McCall, it's a must to stay at this rustic log inn, tucked away in the trees, yet located right in the heart of town so you can walk to shop, eat, or just stroll along the shores of beautiful Payette Lake.
Seven Devils Lodge is a 5500 sq ft facility with 6 spacious bedroom suites: The Boss, The Angler, The Hunter, The Trapper, The Cowboy and The Gardener. Each room has been uniquely decorated, using themes from the surrounding great outdoors. Additionally, most of the rooms have an assortment of sleeping arrangements with multiple beds, cots and sofa beds. In this way, the Lodge is well suited for retreats, wedding parties, or family reunions, as it can sleep up to 20 people easily. Apart from group retreats, the ideal group size is 6-8 guests at a time. If you book a stay with 6 or more in we reserve the rest of the lodge for your friends or family. This works great for business retreats or friends/family get-a-ways. We provide home style meals and strive to deliver tasty and healthy options, using many foods right from our organic gardens and orchard.
Outdoor adventures is our specialty. We work hard to provide our guests with a comfortable and appealing atmosphere. Our job is to make sure our guests leave here with innumerable memories and a plan to return again.
Come visit Seven Devils Lodge, the best kept secret in the northwest!
The beautiful Shore Lodge on the shores of Payette Lake offers affordable yet luxurious accommodations and amenities. Lodging/Restaurant/Golf/Hotel. a 77 Suite Luxury Lakefront Resort. Restaurant open to Public. Lovely sandy beach & marina, championship golf course, Spa & Fitness center, theatre, game room and approximately 13,000 Square feet of meeting space.
Tamarack Resort is a four-season resort that's just a quick drive South of McCall in Donnelly. Tamarack Resort is the Treasure Valley's closest mountain resort with lodging and snowmaking, which makes the snow conditions more reliable, even when Mother Nature doesn't deliver. Tamarack lifts turn 7 days a week from 9A.M. until 4P.M. throughout ski season. During the summer, the resort is home to mountain biking, hiking, rafting, ziplines and watersports on Lake Cascade.
Tamarack offers 1,020 skiable acres to skiers and snowboarders of all ages and ability levels. The Tamarack Snow Sports School has a knowledge and experienced staff of skier and snowboarders to teach first-timers, as well as the more advanced who are looking for a new challenge or to improve their abilities.
With many lodging options available, Tamarack can accommodate anywhere from small gatherings to large groups. The resort offers everything from hotel rooms at the luxurious Lodge at Osprey Meadows to Estate Homes that easily accommodate up to 16 guests. Cozy cottages, plush chalets, and townhomes are also available on site for groups of all sizes.
Tamarack also offers a variety of dining options in the base area, including Hot Shots Coffee Bar, which offers a fresh variety of coffees, teas and natural juices, as well as a tasty selection of breakfast items. Canoe Grill and Vertical Bar serves up a delicious menu of mouthwatering burgers, chili, soups and fresh salads, while Vertical Bar offers a signature Bloody Mary, a great local craft beer selection and more. Seven Devils Pub features a full-service bar and a fresh gastro-pub style menu. The Packer's Station Warming Hut is a quaint yurt located at mid-mountain that's a great spot to stop in for a quick refreshment while on the slopes.
Dining Hours of Operation:
Seven Devils Pub: Open Daily Memorial Day to Labor Day, and Thanksgiving to Early April (closed in shoulder seasons)
Hot Shots Coffee Bar: Monday-Sunday: 8AM to 3PM (winter only)*
Canoe Grill: Thursday- Sunday 11AM to 3PM (winter only)
Vertical Bar: Thursday- Sunday 10AM to 3:30PM (winter only)
Mile High Cantina: Friday- Sunday: 11AM to 3PM (winter only)
The Baum Shelter is ready to serve all your back country needs, year round, 7-Days a week! We are located in the historical mining town of Warren.
The Baum Shelter (Too) offers a full menu, including breakfast every weekend and weekly specials, overnight accommodations and helps sponsor many town functions (i.e. Crab Feed, Town Party, 4th of July, Father's Day, etc). We have overnight accommodations, food, drinks, fuel, and some of the best UTV/ATV/Snowmobile riding around! Call, email, or find us on Facebook for more information!
The town of Warren was established in 1862 when gold was discovered and it is the 5th oldest town in Idaho. The Chinese population was around 1,300 in the 1870's. They placer mined and farmed around Warren. In the 1930's the Dredges came and stayed until 1941, when mining was halted because of the war. One of the original dredges is accessible to visit today out at The Dredge Ponds. Read more Warren history on our website and see the historical artifacts collection at The Baum Shelter.
We hope to see you in Warren soon!
Hours of Operation
Monday – Thursday 11am to 8pm
Friday – Sunday 8am to 9pm
(closing time may vary depending on
when the last customer goes home)
This historic mansion was built in 1911. Join us for a charming Bed & Breakfast Experience with private rooms and a delicious complimentary breakfast. The ground floor of mansion features the new Stein & Stirrup Beer & Wine Bar. A separate building called the Carriage House offers four spacious fireplace suites (two upstairs and two on the ground floor) with panoramic views of the valley from the patios. Each suite is individually decorated with high quality bedding, dishes, ample countertop space in the mini kitchen, and a sitting area with chairs in front of the gas fireplace. In the Motel, there are 11 rooms of various sizes that are affordably priced, non-smoking, with microwaves, refrigerators and coffee pots. The Hartland Inn features a park like setting with a large hot tub, custom log picnic tables with umbrellas and a grill for picnicking. A fire pit makes this a wonderful space to spend an evening.
Welcome to the stunning Third Street Inn in McCall Idaho. We offer comfort, affordability, deluxe breakfast, lush comfortable rooms, a full variety of amenities, pet friendly rooms, and so much more! Located in North Central Idaho, we are home to The McCall Winter Carnival and the highest average snowfall in the state, a mecca for skiers and snow boarders from far and wide.
Nestled among lakes, rivers and tree-lined mountains, you will enjoy the many outdoor activities Valley County has to offer, four seasons of the year. In addition to our indoor pool and whirlpool tub, we offer cable tv with HBO, deluxe continental breakfast, guest laundry, free WIFI, business center, and more!
Sweet lakefront studio condominiums on Payette Lake. Gorgeous views from the 3rd floor. Beach, Dock and Pool are amenities in the summer months. Close distance to downtown, Ponderosa State Park and McCall Golf Course. Enjoy the lake and hiking trails in the summer and the nearby snowshoe and Nordic trails in the winter. These condos are fully equipped and ready for fun! Just a little piece of Paradise. Call us to reserve your date!
Whether you're visiting for the ski season at Brundage Mountain or for summer days spent fishing, boating, or jet skiing on Payette Lake, Vacasa's selection of McCall vacation rentals offers you the chance to enjoy this lakeside town in comfort. Vacasa offers over 60 professionally managed unique homes in the McCall area, with some right along the shores of Payette Lake. Our homes are all a little different and can cater to a wide range of travelers with their amenities and sizes. Most homes come with standard amenities like WiFi, cable, and washers/dryers (though guests looking to unplug can find a few homes just for them!). Find a home with lake views or a private dock. Other fun extras may include outdoor fire pits and access to swimming pools and hot tubs. We even offer a few dog-friendly homes for those who can't adventure without their canine companions. Lovingly maintained by a local staff and with easy online booking, these Idaho vacation homes are excellent basecamps for your adventures – whether for work or pleasure! Check out our McCall homes today at vacasa.com/usa/Idaho/McCall and launch your trip today.
Create Space to Center is our Motto – Here are some ways we can help you do that!
Private Yoga Class – Call 208-315-0820 to book. Thursdays are the best McCall days but we can see what the universe aligns.
– For an Individual: You will take your practice to the next level with custom alignments and hands on adjustments. You get a Thai Massage in Shavasana!
– For a Group: Elizabeth is a amazing teachers/international guide and is known for her ability to "de-armor" people so they have way more fun! She specializes in connecting families and groups of ladies so make sure to add this to your vacation "Must Do" list.
Reiki Healing Sessions – 75 minutes $55 – This is an healing experience that will help you relax your mind and body. It is seriously beyond words…
– In Riggins: At the Inbody Healing Room 100 N Main St – Call 208-315-0820 to book
– In McCall: At Tantra Power Yoga – Only available certain days of the week.
Retreats – Yoga Inbody offers yoga retreats and international expeditions to help you get in your body so you can have more fun in life. Check out http://www.inbodyexpeditions.com for photos of our international adventures. This summer we have 2 rafting yoga retreat still open! Plus an ACRO yoga workshop locally in McCall, click the Yoga Play link below.
Coming Up:
– Salmon River Rafting, Wine & Yoga: July 9th-12th, 2018
– Hells Canyon Rafting Yoga Retreat: September 13th – 16th, 2018
– Yoga Play Summer Workshop Series: Thursday evenings from 6:30 – 8:30 starting July 19th. https://www.facebook.com/events/192095824947857/
– Reiki Retreats and Trainings – Check out http://www.yogainbody.com for Fall courses
2019 Offerings:
– Peru Yoga Retreat: February 23rd – March 1st, 2019
– Nepal Annapurna Base Camp Trek: October 22nd – November 1st, 2019
– Peaceful Power – Women's only empowerment retreat – 2019 dates will be released soon.
Inbody Hideaways Vacation Rental – On the Salmon River in Riggins, Idaho (45 min from McCall)
– Check availability of VRBO https://www.vrbo.com/482517?unitId=1065698 (Search Inbody Hideaway in Riggins)
– This is the location of the 2-4 person private yoga retreats. You can do a 24 hour MINI Yoga retreat to connect to center! Call for dates 208-315-0820.
Retreats Include:
– Morning meditation (with tips for total beginners)
– 2 Yoga classes daily
– Creative Workshop Lessons
– Outdoor Activities
– Beach time on white sand beach
– Restorative Yoga for relaxing both body and mind
– 3 Organic and delicious meals each day (People rave about our menu)


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ModernMix is a simple tool which allows you to run Windows 8 apps in a window on the desktop. You can also pin them to the taskbar, so reducing any need to use the Start screen at all.
The program installs quickly, and is extremely straightforward to use. All you have to do is return to the Start screen, fire up an app, and press F10 (or use an overlay in the top-right corner): you'll immediately switch to the desktop, and the app will be running in a resizable window, where you can use it just as before.
Look at the taskbar and you'll find your apps have a button there, too, so they'll behave just like older applications: simply click a button to bring any running program to the foreground.
If you really don't like the Start Screen at all, right-click the button and you're able to pin the app to your taskbar, allowing you to launch it from there in future.
And when you do restart an app, ModernMix is even smart enough to restore its last window state, so once you've positioned and resized the app window, you won't have to do so again. (If you don't like this for some reason then a basic Settings dialog allows you to turn the option off.)
ModernMix 1.21 changes include:
- Fixed user reported issue where Windows would not come to the foreground upon click.
Despite being a beta, ModernMix ran very smoothly on our test PC, and if you spend a lot of time on the Windows 8 desktop then it's well worth the $4.99 price

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Noroviruses are a group of viruses that cause acute gastroenteritis in humans. Noroviruses belongs to the group of viruses that
include rotavirus, astrovirus, and enteric adenoviruses. These noroviruses belong to one of four norovirus genogroups (GI, GII,
GIII, GIV). Because of the diversity of noroviruses, infection may not provide long-term immunity and persons may be infected
multiple times. Noroviruses are highly contagious, with as few as 10 particles sufficient to cause infection. Noroviruses are
transmitted through the fecal-oral route and people can be infected by eating food, touching surfaces or contaminated objects,
or having direct contact with another person infected with norovirus. Studies have speculated that norovirus can persist on
surfaces for up to 48 hours if not disinfected. The incubation period is about 24 to 48 hours after exposure to the virus, but can
be as short as 12 hours with symptoms lasting one to two days. People who have recovered can continue shedding virus for up
to 14 days.
Infection Control Recommendations:
· Isolation Precautions:
· Sporadic cases of suspected norovirus infection should be managed with standard precautions with careful
attention to hand-hygiene practices.
· Contact precautions should be used with diapered or incontinent persons or in outbreak situations.
· During outbreaks, cohort symptomatic patients or isolate them to their rooms.
· During outbreaks, exclude patients from group activities and common rooms (including the dining room)
while symptomatic and for an additional 72 hours after their symptoms resolve without the use of
· Masks should be worn by persons while cleaning areas heavily contaminated with feces or vomit.
· Instruct visitors regarding hand hygiene and other infection control precautions.
· Environmental Disinfection:
· Chlorine bleach with a minimum concentration of 1000 ppm (1 part household bleach to 50 parts water) is the
disinfectant of choice for norovirus. Surfaces should be vigorously wiped for at least 10 seconds and allowed to air
dry to achieve disinfection on visibly soiled surfaces.
· Check the product label regarding effectiveness of the product against norovirus.
· A list of cleaning products recommended by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as effective
against norovirus is available at www.epa.gov/oppad001/list_g_norovirus.pdf.
· Laundry Concerns
· Soiled linens should be handled as little as possible. Do not shake soiled linens and laundry. Soiled
linens should be placed directly into a designated bag at the point of removal.
· Ensure proper segregation of clean and soiled laundry.
· Do not overfill washers or dryers: this prevents adequate cleaning.
· Wash with an approved detergent in hot water ≥160°F for ≥25 minutes. Dry in hot dryer if fabric allows.
· Prevent Contamination of Ice Machines
· Do not handle ice directly by hand, which may lead to contamination.
· Wash hands before obtaining ice.
· Do not allow the ice scoop to remain in the ice bin.
· Limit access to ice-storage chests, and keep container doors closed except when removing ice.
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Norovirus Infection Control Recommendations for
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Fact Sheet
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Fact Sheet
· Hand hygiene:
· All employees should wash hands frequently with warm running water and soap for at least 20 seconds, especially
after performing patient-care duties, using the toilet, changing diapers, and before eating or preparing food.
· Alcohol-based hand gels may be used in addition to hand washing with soap and water, however are not
recommended as the sole form of hand hygiene.
· Emphasize thorough and frequent hand hygiene to those recovering from diarrheal illness since they can continue
to be contagious for several days after symptoms resolve.
Exclusion Criteria:
· Staff:
· Exclude staff members who are currently symptomatic with vomiting and/or diarrhea. All staff members
who provide direct care or who prepare food should be excluded from all duties while symptomatic and for
an additional 72 hours after their symptoms resolve without the use of medications.
· Cohort staff members early in an outbreak to limit spread in a healthcare or long term-care facility.
· Perform thorough and frequent hand hygiene after returning to work because the virus can continue to be
shed for several days after symptoms resolve.
· Patients/residents/children:
· Patients or residents who are symptomatic should be excluded from group activities, dining halls, and
common areas until all symptoms of diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting have subsided.
· In outbreak situations, maintain contact precautions for at least 72 hours after symptoms resolve without
the use of medications.
For further information call or visit us on the World Wide Web
Acute Disease Service
Oklahoma State Department of Health
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On Friday, April 18 the internationally renowned political scientist and economist Francis Fukuyama will give a public lecture in the Monterey Institute's Irvine Auditorium. Dr. Fukuyama is the latest in an exceptional line of highly respected and influential speakers to address some of the world's most pressing and challenging issues as part of this semester's Spring Colloquium dedicated to economic diplomacy and statecraft.
Francis Fukuyama is the Olivier Nomellini Senior Fellow at Stanford's Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies (FSI). He has written widely on issues in development and international politics but is perhaps best known for his influential 1992 book The End of History and the Last Man declaring the triumph of liberal democracy and arrival of a post-ideological world. His most recent book, The Origins of Political Order was published in 2011 and the companion volume Political Order and Political Decay will be published later this year.
Dr. Fukuyama's lecture at MIIS will be titled "Economic Diplomacy and Global Governance in a Multi-polar World," and it will be followed with a session for questions and answers. The lecture begins at 6 p.m. in the Irvine Auditorium at 499 Pierce Street in Monterey, and is free and open to the public.
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text: Fan Laura Alexander, an Administrative Officer currently living in Washington, D.C., is set to compete in SURVIVOR: CARAMOAN – FANS vs. FAVORITES when the twenty-sixth installment of the Emmy Award-winning reality series premieres with a special two-hour edition, Wednesday, February 13 (8:00 – 10:00 PM ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. #Survivor. Photo: Monty Brinton/CBS© 2012 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.


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Ninety-degree weather didn't stifle participation in Patrick Henry College's homecoming celebration last week. From Wednesday night's dodge ball tournament to the alumni vs. student football game on Saturday, students and alumni agreed that this year's homecoming was one of the most successful the school has ever seen.
Strolling the Patrick Henry College campus during Homecoming 2012 last weekend were men in kilts, girls wearing sheets converted into makeshift togas, fellows in tri-cornered hats, and others sporting, (what?)red communist armbands. This year's Homecoming theme was the Age of Revolutions, and while there was plenty of revelry to go around, PHC does it a bit differently than most other colleges and universities, foregoing parades and football games for more, say, historic fare.
Defying rainy, cold weather, students took a break from studies to dress up, rock out, and show some class spirit this past weekend, making PHC Homecoming 2011 what many thought was the best homecoming yet. And in the end, the senior class accrued enough points to win the yearly spirit competition.
More than 100 alumni, representing more than a quarter of all Patrick Henry College graduates, flocked to their alma mater from all over the country this past weekend for the 2010 Homecoming celebration. This special yearly tradition continues to grow through the concerted efforts of the Office of Student Life, a student-appointed Homecoming committee, the PHC Alumni Association and more. View the photo gallery below for a glimpse into this tenth-anniversary weekend filled with school spirit, alumni recognition, and glory to God for the journey on which He has led our College so far.
Sumo suits. Face paint. Circus activities. Homecoming 2009 passed this last week in a blur of class color, as Patrick Henry College alumni reunited with current students to celebrate what God has done to build their alma mater in recent years. From the Hodel Center Dedication ceremony to two winning soccer games to an alumni vs. student football game fought to a tie, this jam-packed weekend resulted in a PHC community exhausted yet encouraged.
In one of Patrick Henry College's most exciting Homecoming seasons yet, alumni, parents, and students came together for a weekend of fun and comradery October 2-4, 2008. Share some of the memories with us below.


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Chicago Mayor Daley: He is protected by guns, but you can't be.
The high court is widely expected to strike down Chicago's 28-year-old handgun ban this summer, following the court's 2008 decision to overturn a similar ordinance in Washington, D.C. Suburban gun store owners anticipate the court's next move will uncork pent-up demand for firearms within Chicago city limits.
Nixing the city's ban "is going to open up business to thousands and thousands of households, and that could mean thousands and thousands in sales," says Fred Lutger, owner of Freddie Bear Sports, the outdoor-sports store he's operated in south suburban Tinley Park for 30 years.
Like other gun retailers, Mr. Lutger has seen sales accelerate since just before Mr. Obama's election, as gun enthusiasts rushed to buy firearms out of fear that the new president would enact tougher gun-control laws.
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Mr. Lutger's sales have climbed 50% in that period. Noel Incavo, co-owner of Midwest Sporting Goods in west suburban Lyons, has seen a 30% jump. Neither expects a drop-off; it seems the fear of a gun ban can have the same effect on sales as a ban's demise.
Anytime you talk about gun legislation, pro or con, we always see some kind of spike in sales," Mr. Incavo says. "When the D.C. case was decided, we had a spike in sales because people were anticipating that Chicago was going to be next. This is a lot closer to home."
Mr. Lutger says the recent sales surge has depleted his firearms inventory, and he's now restocking revolvers, small automatic pistols and safety-lock boxes in anticipation of the Supreme Court decision. Read more
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This is the first attempt to come up with a tutorial about how to better organize a customization. Currently, if you send some monolithic user.xml customization file, this would be some heterogeneous mixture that nobody can use without disrupting one's own adjustments. The goal is to do that in such a way you can share specialized gestures more easily.
Please don't hesitate to signal any mistake or any faulty comments you would discover. More to come from any questions for details and any suggestion is welcome.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 7 (Reuters) - A bipartisan group of U.S. senators introduced legislation on Thursday to repeal a tax on medical devices that is part of President Barack Obama's healthcare law, although the proposal likely faces an uphill climb in Congress.
The tax applies to a range of medical products - everything from bedpans and surgical tools to the expensive heart devices produced in the home states of the senators backing the repeal. It is among several new industry levies in Obama's 2010 healthcare overhaul law, which aims to provide health insurance for millions of Americans who lack it.
The 2.3 percent tax went into effect this year and is projected to raise about $30 billion over a decade to fund extended coverage. Senators from Minnesota, Indiana and Pennsylvania, where many big medical technology companies are based, are among those who have been pushing for a repeal.
"In order to compete in the global economy our medical device businesses need a level playing field," said Democratic Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, home to Medtronic Inc , one of the biggest medical device makers.
Industry officials and supportive lawmakers say the tax will hurt innovation and job creation.
But the law already is being implemented and was declared constitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court last year. That and the cost of repeal - depriving the federal government of billions at a time of dire fiscal straits - suggest the measure to kill the tax is unlikely to win approval.


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It has become something of a tradition that I bake a Runeberg's Cake at this time of the year (see my previous versions here and here). Again this cake isn't something I liked growing up; the bitter almond taste was probably not sweet enough for a child's taste buds, but I've grown to appreciate the taste and texture of Runeberg's cake. I must admit, I don't bake much nowadays, but I couldn't miss the opportunity to enjoy this cake once again.
Runeberg's Cake*
(recipe adapted from Kotiliesi)
1 teaspoon baking powder
130g plain flour
200ml melted butter
150g raw caster sugar
2 eggs
120g finely crumbed gingerbread cookies
100g almond meal
100ml milk
raspberry jam
60g icing sugar
1 tablespoon water
* You can moisturise the cake after baking with some water and liquor, if you like.
1. Preheat the oven to 200C, grease a loaf tin and line it with baking paper.
2. Mix baking powder with the flour and set aside.
3. In a separate bowl, beat butter and sugar. Add eggs, one by one, beating well after each addition.
4. Mix in the cookie crumb and almond meal. Add flour mixture and milk and stir until smooth.
5. Pour into the prepared tin and bake for approximately 45 minutes or until a tester comes out clean. Leave to cool in the tin, then turn (upside down) onto a wire rack. Mix icing sugar with water into a smooth paste. Once cooled, decorate with raspberry jam and icing sugar.


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We are committed to raising awareness and educating our people about diversity and inclusion. Our offerings are supported by flexible delivery methods to optimize performance and to fulfill competence development plans.
Exploring unconscious bias
One way to further constructive dialogue on inclusion is by raising awareness of unconscious bias. All people harbor unconscious biases as a result of life experiences, culture, background, and exposure. Biases influence decision making and can affect perceptions and behavior towards others.
Our program to address unconscious bias kicked off in 2015, with face-to-face training for business leaders. The aim of the training is to raise awareness about diversity and inclusion; initiating a culture of constructive dialogue around diversity and inclusion, learn about unconscious bias and its impact on decision-making, and help leaders create concrete action plans for their teams. In 2016, we introduced our unconscious bias e-learning for our employee population. As of 2016, ~65% of the Ericsson leaders have taken the workshop and ~50% of our employees have completed the e-learning.
Managing Diversity
Our courses equip our leaders with the skills to manage diverse teams and help them foster an inclusive work environment where they can motivate and engage our employees.
Professional Development
We advocate and support proactive career planning for our employees to empower them to take control of their career and progress in a direction – and at a pace – that suits them. This can involve classroom learning, on-the-job training, mentoring and ad hoc Learning & Development initiatives.
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Individuality is a natural part of the Ericsson world. Our diversity nurtures new ideas. Our differences make us exceptional. Our breadth and depth of experiences encourages us to discover more.


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Two pounds of marijuana seized by cops
Pot found when police serve domestic violence protective order
Valdez man Will Wardlaw II was arrested and charged with felony drug possession Saturday after police found him to be in procession of over a pound of marijuana while serving a domestic violence protection order.
Wardlaw, age 31, was arrested and charged with one count of criminal mischief, one count of violating a domestic violence protective order, two counts of driving with a suspended drivers license and felony count of misconduct involving a controlled substance.
"I'm quite happy with the work of the officers," Bill Comer, Valdez police chief said. "I think that will at least temporarily" stem the town's marijuana supply.
Wardlaw was arraigned at the Valdez jail Saturday and bail was set at $4,000 with a third party custodian requirement.
Wardlaw's further troubles began Friday, December 14, when police went to his mobile home at Valdez Mobile Home Park (Southcentral) to serve him with a domestic violence protective order. Part of the order required Wardlaw to relinquish procession of a Toyota pickup truck to the victim, the actual owner of the vehicle. According to charging documents, Wardlaw was reluctant to turn the keys over to police officers "but eventually did so."
He turned the keys over to police and told them the vehicle was parked at the Mt. Sky Hotel in town. When police went to recover the vehicle, it was not there. Police returned to Wardlaw's mobile home and found him on his porch, with a bloody knee.
Police officer Jamison Major asked Wardlaw where the truck was, and he said it was in his garage. There, police found the truck with its back window busted out with a hatchet.
Wardlaw was arrested.
The owner of the property gave police permission to search it, and found three Christmas cookie type tins on shelving. The tins contained vacuum sealed bags of marijuana, weighing 1.4 pounds.
Others in residence denied knowledge of the tins and the contents police said.
The truck's owner also gave police permission to search it. The charging documents say police found more marijuana in smaller packaging in the vehicle. Police began further investigation and discovered Wardlaw had received a large package in the mail that contained Christmas tins identical to those found by police that contained marijuana.
Comer declined to comment as to whether or not police are alleging the tins contained marijuana when sent through the US Postal Service.
"The investigation is ongoing," he said.
"During the arrest, Officers seized approximately 1.74 pounds of marijuana, with a street value of $20,000 and $1,600 in currency," a press release issued by police said.
Wardlaw's troubles with the law began earlier that week, when police responded to a domestic disturbance call Thursday, which resulted in the protective order.
The allegations Wardlaw drove without a valid license stem from the fact his license is suspended and he allegedly drove vehicles Dec. 10 and Dec. 14.
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Valdez gasline route called "a crock of sh-t" by Rep. Chenault's senior staff
Emailed message sent to Valdez City Clerk was unintentional Tom Wright says in apology
Mayor Dave Cobb sent a letter chastising House Speaker Mike Chenault, saying he was" shocked" and "offended" after the Valdez City Clerk, Sheri Pierce, received an email reply from Chenault's official legislative email that read "What a crock of sh-t."
Chenault's email did not omit the letter i.
The reply came in response to an offer from Mayor Dave Cobb to partner with the state in developing Alaska's natural gas.
The resulting apology and explanation sent by Tom Wright, Chenault's senior aid, did little to mollify Cobb.
"I am personally offended by this insult and language to our city clerk, not to mention your complete lack of objectivity toward such vitally important issues," Cobb said in a letter of reply.
In a flowery email apology to Pierce, Wright claimed responsibility for authoring the expletive and said he did so using Chenault's email, with the intention of sending it to fellow legislators, not Pierce.
"Your crass response…may get you some laughs and slaps on the back in Juneau, but let me assure you it does not get that reaction from the state's larger constituency," Cobb's letter said. He also cast doubt Wright was the actual author and held Chenault accountable for the tone, regardless.
"The response from Chenault is certainly not an olive branch," Bill Walker, city attorney for Valdez and legal council for the Port Authority said, shortly after learning of the email.
City officials and members of the Alaska Gasline Port Authority have long complained that the legislature has short-shifted Port Valdez as a natural gas pipeline terminus for export and in-state gas use, and the reply gives credence to the laments. Officials have also protested that legislators have repeatedly ignored credible studies by industry analysts such was Wood Mackenzie and other reputable firms that have shown Port Valdez not only is the least expensive natural gas option, but also will provide cheaper energy for Alaska consumers statewide – a savings of up to 85 percent in Bethel for example – but would also provide the most revenue for the state treasury.
Last week, the Valdez City Council voted to allocate $400,000 to a media campaign it hopes will help sway Alaskans to pressure their legislators to take a fair look at Port Valdez. It also hopes to overcome what has been called blatant misinformation about Port Valdez and an all-Alaska gasline that city and port officials say are continually repeated in the Alaska legislature as truth.
The Valdez Star sent an email enquiry to Chenault's address asking "Is this the House Speakers official position regarding exporting Alaska's natural gas from the North Slope through Port Valdez?"
Wright replied, in part "The reply was reactive and the response was mine and does not represent the Speaker's position on the issue."


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The new store, which will offer a traditional Publix look and feel is expected to open by the end of the year, said Publix spokesman Brian West. The new grocery store will open inside the Lockwood Commons plaza, a Benderson Development-owned shopping center at 4505 53rd Ave. E in East Manatee County.
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Other national chain tenants coming to the plaza are Subway and Hair Cuttery, said Mark Chait, executive director of leasing for Benderson.
Publix opened a unique 49,000-square-foot store at 525 Bay Isles Parkway on Longboat Key in December, which features more elegant fixtures than are found in more traditional stores, officials with the Lakeland-based chain said. Publix will open another brand new grocery store in the Nokomis area at Laurel and Pinebrook roads this year, but the opening date is expected to be sometime in late summer or early fall, confirmed Shannon Patten, Publix spokeswoman.
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Chants for 'Karl Marx,' 'socialism' at Dem victory rally
Students outside White House celebrate: 'Everyone is getting a f**king Obama phone'
(CampusReform) A group of college students chanted "Karl Marx" and "socialism" while celebrating President Obama's electoral victory in front of the White House late Tuesday night, a video shot by Campus Reform reveals.
The raucous group of students chanted "Karl Marx, Karl Marx, Karl Marx," and cited abortion, socialism, and "Obama phones" as reasons for their support of President Obama's second term.
Thousands of college students from across Washington D.C. spontaneously gathered in front of the White House to celebrate President Obama's reelection.
Those students were among thousands from colleges across Washington, D.C. who spontaneously gathered in front of fences around the north lawn of the White House to celebrate President Obama's election victory.
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As the launch of the first Chinese mission to Mars gets closer, an ESA-sponsored Mars Advanced School will be held next week in China. Students will have the chance to learn more about Mars from experts, including ESA scientists.
The school is particularly timely as Yinghuo-1, or Firefly, the first Chinese mission to Mars that will explore its environment and investigate how surface water disappeared, is scheduled to launch later this year along with the Russian Phobos-Grunt spacecraft.
The school continues a tradition of collaboration between European and Chinese scientists as exemplified by ESA's Cluster and the Chinese-led Double Star missions.
Up to 40 postdoctoral students, from mainland China and Taiwan, will attend this five-day course with expert teaching staff from Europe and China.
The European lecturers are experts in several disciplines of planetary geosciences, in particular concerning Mars, and are key players in the Mars Express mission. Their expertise will be complemented by that of the Chinese lecturers in space science and exploration programmes.
The programme combines lectures and practical sessions that cover many aspects of the Red Planet: the geophysics of its interior, surface geology, atmosphere and climate.
The longest solar eclipse of this century will occur in the same week that the Mars school takes place, and the location of the school in Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province, falls along the path of totality. Students and teachers will take time out from the classroom to observe the eclipse on 22 July.


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Michael Carey was an eleven year old boy, the son of a labourer. He lived with his parents, Michael and Bridget Carey, on Francis Street in Phibsboro, Dublin. The Glasnevin record does not state a cause of death, but bears only his name and address. In addition, the number of the sexton is noted as '1', the number of the registrar is noted as '3', and the degrees of latitude and longitude are stated to detail the position of the grave: Longitude 0°, Latitude 43°. The grave is in the Garden section of the cemetery in an area which in 1834 was named Curran Square. The square's namesake John Philpot Curran is buried in a huge sarcophagus just a few yards to the left of Michael Carey's grave.
As you can see from the photographs above, the simple stone which marks Michael Carey's grave stands directly beside the gate which was the original entrance into Glasnevin. Since this first interment in 1832 more than 1.5 million people have been buried in Glasnevin Cemetery.
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