ONE OF A KIND SUMMER RENTAL OPPORTUNTY Historic Montauk Manor, 2 BR, 2 full renovated baths, duplex condo on top floor. www.montaukmanor.com

Value $80,000 daily rental. Activities for children every day and more, safe protected environment, great Award Winning Monte’s Restaurant Former owner of Gurneys) … Iron frame king bed downstairs, Queen Bed upstairs, Queen Bed Couch French Bistro Table & Chairs in LR, Knotty Pine furniture BR’s, Great Art. 3 HDTVs New 55inch in LR. Newly decorated, has a full kitchen with dishwasher, and more. New Floors. Views of Gardner’s Bay and a Breathtaking Sunset. Sleep 6-8. Courtyard apartment with very high loft 20 Foot Cathedral Angle Ceilings/Skylight in this outstanding historic resort. 2 pools, indoor/sauna/Jacuzzi just redone gorgeous, and outdoor heated pool overlooking Bay, workout room, bikes, 3 New Tennis Courts with pro, SPA on grounds, 10 Foot fireplaces in lobby 40ft. ceilings, close to everything. Great for family, couple. . Close to train from New York, parking. Magnificent Sunsets! Vacation of all vacations. Dylan’s Candy Store rented one summer for Executives. Owner agent. Security and cleaning. Paul Sladkus show contact info . June 9th through Labor Day. If desired you also can be interviewed on www.goodnewsplanet.com and www.pausetheworldforpeace.org to share your or your friends’ Good News! Possible use of a Jeep Grand Cherokee.

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 Hope you can help  to rent my wonderful place in the Montauk Manor.  It is a special resort and great for a family, individuals that want easy living at a safe resort.

When you want to go just let me know and I will call ahead and make sure no one is in it and give them  your name for them to give you a key .  No problem.  I have been there for over 12 years and they like me! heha!

As mentioned, I have a column in the Montauk Sun and can do a story on the people and create www.goodnewsplanet.Tv if that can help you make a sale,    I also have a Jeep Grand Cherokee out there that I could consider letting them use, especially since the train is down the hill.

Peace and Love,  Paul Sladkus, 148 West 80^th, Garden Apartment, NYC 10024  9176871790

ONE OF A KIND SUMMER RENTAL OPPORTUNTY  Historic Montauk Manor, 2 BR, 2  full  bath, duplex condo on top floor. www.montaukmanor.com

Value $80,000 daily rental.   Activities for children every day and more…    Iron frame king bed downstairs, Queen Bed upstairs, Queen Bed couch in lr, Knotty Pine furniture, great art.  3 HDTV’s, with IPOD dock.  Newly decorated, rug, paint, furniture, appliances and more. New Floors.   Views of Gardner’s Bay and breathtaking sunset. Sleep 6-8.   Courtyard apartment with very high loft angle ceilings/skylight in this outstanding resort.  2 pools, indoor/sauna/Jacuzzi , and outdoor, workout room, bikes, 3 tennis courts with pro, SPA on grounds,  award winning restaurant, fireplaces in lobby 40ft. ceilings, close to everything.  Great for family.  Close to train from New York, parking.  Bocce, 3 par Golf. Magnificent Sunsets!  Vacation of all vacations.  Dylan’s Candy Store rented one summer for Executives.  Owner agent.  Security deposit required and cleaning. Paul Sladkus 917.687.1790.  Memorial Day through Labor Day. If desired you also can be interviewed on www.goodnewsplanet.com to share your or your friends Good News!  Possible  use of a Jeep Grand Cherokee.

THINGS TO DO:

1. Montauk Light House – At the END of Long Island, next stop Europe. Go for Sunrise and stay all day, bring food….. There is a great place right there but I don’t think it is open on 2/28/21. There is Hero State Park to walk around, there will be surfers out there. Hero Beach is on the right side as you get close to the Lighthouse. Tour the Lighthouse if open. Donate to it. If you take path next to restaurant it’s cool as well. There is eventually a seal overlook and money pond. So Cool! Bring Cameras, battery, Facebook Live…. Good Shoes. Wear Sunscreen….. People even Surf cast fishing out there…In fact, there are many Fishing Boats at another location Gossmans, if you want to go fishing… If your Bicycling just a little out of town, there is Ditch Plains also where people surf…

2. Atlantic Ocean – Actually you can walk to town in 20 minutes and the town is on the Ocean…jump in! You can walk to Brooklyn from there. Seriously…… Gorgeous Beach in fact after Guney’s Inn a little bit there are dunes down there… cool.

3. Bikes – They do rent bikes in Town. Next to the parking at the entrance way to the Manor there is a bike rack that you can use.

4. From the Montauk Manor – there is tennis courts, so bring a racket and balls if you want to play. Next to the courts on the right side is a path to Fort Hill Cemetery Park, one of my most special places…100 feet after the courts on your path, there is a little sign for Amys Way, take it… so gorgeous nature and I started the Nature Series on PBS many years ago, hehe, no headstones and walk to the top of the hill and you can see the Ocean, Fort Pond, Fort Pond Bay, Gardners Bay that you can hear in Billy Joel Song!

Also from the Manor just walk down the hill, pass the Montauk Playhouse (Americas First Indoor Tennis Courts, but no longer), cross the street, follow signs to Dureys Restaurant bearing right (Actually you will see the train on the left, I always take the train, but with Covid, the Jitney) probably not open yet, but you can walk on this Bay Beach, but its Rocky… but easy to get to.and a long walk will get you to Hither Hills about 10 miles of Woods…or ride your bike to Ecker Park, off Navy Road…. Get into the Hither Hills Park from there…many people MOUNTAIN BIKE THERE..

Montauk Down Gold Course – One of the best Golf Courses in the World, within the top 50 in America… they have a Driving Range which is cool. BTW Pick up a Montauk Sun Magazine, in the Montauk Manor Lobby, I have a Good News Planet Column…. The Hilltop restaurant only serves Thursday to Sunday night. There are delivery places as well, or there is a IGA Supermarket and my roof is a full kitchen. Front Desk will give you a list of open restaurants. All utensils, plates….Pools closed Are there you can put them in the dishwasher. All rooms have a TV.

Gossmans Dock – If you go down the hill make a right. Go to the end, Flamingo Road there is a little village.. Seafood, boats… about 15minutes on bike or a great walk….

Check in, 4pm Check Out 11am please go to the Front Desk, and say you are Paul Sladkus Guest Room 403. Tell them you need three keys. They have your names. You need ID, something that says where you live, if out of state, but I am not sure if that is a requirement anymore…that was a state COVID requirement.

Restaurants – there are many, I love the Harvest, cost some bucks, share big plates, great bread, make reservations.. Gurneys Inn is cool as well, pricy, actually the owner of our restaurant Hilltop, own a restaurant called TALK. Breakfast is Johns in town, classic. Next to Johns Restaurant about 200 feet is great Ice cream, Johns Drive Inn.

5. Lastly, for now, The Walking Dunes. As you leave town, Hither Hills State Park is on the Right, Ocean on the left. You take the new Montauk Highway by Bike, where the road forks for Old Montauk Highway and the new one Route 27, about 300 feet on the right, your first right, after a restaurants, right before tennis courts, make a right on that Dear End. Park Bike and walk the Dunes, which covers trees from many years ago, you can also walk around the Napeague Bay, windsurf, and gather mussels…

Montauk Manor Holiday Lobby and Snowy Ground

All right that’s enough for now, call if you need me or get thrown into jail… heha!

Reverend Paul Sladkus All Faiths & Spiritual 917 687 1790 24/7

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Health Insurance, Roderick Hutcherson

Event to be held at the following time, date, and location:
Friday, August 19, 2016 from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM (EDT)
Raymour & Flanigan Furniture Store
410 Gateway Drive
Brooklyn, NY 11239

We are shutting down Raymour & Flanigan @ the Gateway Center Mall for ONE NIGHT ONLY!!! Produced by TrueMed Health Solutions, LLC, the “Hoops for Health” Black Tie Gala was created to raise money and bring forth awareness to the community regarding health, wellness and quality of life. The organization is geared towards ensuring that the entire NYC is able to come together through various sports related activities, concerts, health related venues and so much more! We have already locked in various well-known media outlets that will not only televise the event, but promote what is happening in the greatest borough ever… BROOKLYN! More importantly, the community, which also represents your consistent customers, will be able to come together on one accord to represent health and wellness of living.

Date: August 19th: Launch Night “Black Tie Gala”
Location: Raymour & Flanigan (410 Gateway Drive )
Time: 7pm-9pm

******** The Day After the Event… Come out to the Park!!!!********
Date: August 20th & 21st : Game Day: Live Music Performances, Basketball Games, Slam Dunk Exhibition, 3-Point Shooting Exhibition, Rock-Climbing Wall, Vendor in our “Wellness Village” and much more!
Location: Gershwin Park (also known as “Linden Park”) Linden Blvd, Brooklyn, NY 11239
Time: 10am – 7pm

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The lure of the past is brought to life in Siem Reap nestled between the
rice paddy countryside along the Siem Reap River that serves as the gateway
to the temple ruins. Officially known as the Kingdom of Cambodia and once
known as the Khmer Empire it is located in the southern portion of the
Indochina Peninsula in Southeast Asia bordered by Thailand to the northwest,
Laos to the northeast, Vietnam to the east and the Gulf of Thailand to the
southwest.

Siem Reap has tree lined boulevards, an historical museum and artisan
workshops consisting of art, wood and stone carvings, statues, furniture and
handicrafts. The City is best explored on foot or on a “tuk tuk” (a
rickshaw with the front-end of a motorcycle). Although not luxurious, they
are easy to find and inexpensive.

The Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf & Spa Resort, a French colonial style
resort designed by Thai architect Choochart Polakit, is situated ten minutes
from the airport and five minutes away from the magnificent temples of Siem
Reap. It showcases intimate living space with timber floors and wrap-around
terraces surrounded by lagoons, landscapes and bright turquoise
mini-fountains, plus an outdoor swimming pool with a swim-up bar, three
restaurants, an 18-hole championship golf course and a spa for rejuvenation.

One of the largest and most important archeological sites in Southeast Asia
is the Angkor Archeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, comprised of
dozens of ruins including the legendary Angkor Wat. In the darkness of the
night we rode in rickshaws and used flashlights to get to the Angkor Wat
site where we witnessed one of the most mesmerizing sunrises over Angkor
Wat. Afterwards, we continued touring other remains of the Khmer era.

Major highlights of the Park included the Baynon, known for the large number
of smiling faces sculptured on the towers. A journey through one of the
most spectacular ruins at Ta Prohn is a breathtaking site of trees emerging
out of temple walls that become intertwined with the temple stones –
featured in the film “Tomb Raider.” A huge platform known today as Terrace
of the Elephants runs from north to south across the east front of the Royal
Palace. The walls are carved with various scenes of court figures,
elephants and bird-like creatures. Also shown were hunting scenes with
elephants carved into the wall. In several places the elephant appears to
be fighting another creature, possibly a lion.

Upon return to the hotel there was time for visiting the outdoor market
before dinner and the Aspara dancing show at the hotel featuring local
Cambodian/Khmer folk dancers. An Aspara is a female spirit of the clouds
and waters in Hindu and Buddhist mythology.
Monday morning we boarded a motor coach for a six-hour transfer from the
Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf & Spa Resort to our ship moored at Prek Kdam,
Cambodia. Before embarking on our Mekong River cruise we travelled through
mountain roads viewing numerous rice paddies, oxen, small villages and
outdoor markets. We joined the AmaLotus, our floating hotel for the next
7-nights, in the late afternoon and met fellow passengers at a cocktail
party and dinner. The meals onboard were prepared by local chefs and
consisted of western cuisine as well as Vietnamese and Cambodian cuisine.
Wine and beer plus complimentary house brand spirits and soft drinks were
included throughout the cruise at lunch and dinner.
On Tuesday Kampong-Chhnang, one of the central provinces in Cambodia, was
our first stop on the Mekong River. Our tour was a motorboat excursion
along the Tonie Sap River viewing the wetlands, floating houses and fish
farms in the region. After lunch our guide took us on a leisurely walking
tour over dirt paths through the Koh Chen village visiting workshops that
specialize in silver jewelry and artifacts made from copper.
Wednesday we arrived in the city of Oudong, the former capital of Cambodia
and visited a Buddhist Monastery. The main attraction was a mummified monk
in a small chapel near the back of the temple. Inside the Monastery we
received a traditional blessing from Buddhist monks as we sat before them
listening to chanting and prayers and smelled the incense, candles and
flowers. Afterwards, an offering of a red thread was tied around our wrist
– a keepsake that signifies luck and prosperity.
The next stop was Kampong Tralach for the most popular transportation in
Cambodia – an oxcart. The Cambodian farmers use the oxcarts to harvest
crops, carry hay, animals and even their family members. Two of us were in
each cart as we travelled through the rural countryside of Kampong Tralach,
Cambodia for twenty minutes. Handrails were provided for each oxcart and we
were warned to keep our arms inside the cart to avoid arm injuries caused by
cart wheels.
After lunch on Wednesday we set sail for Phnom Penh, the capital and largest
city of Cambodia located on the banks of the Mekong River where we docked
overnight. Thursday morning we toured the Killing Fields. The mass graves
found here contain the remains of thousands of people. Survivor stories can
be heard from an audio tour – the loss of an infant, witness to a killing,
forced to leave home, anger, isolation and hope….
Thursday afternoon our guided tour of Phnom Penh included the Royal Palace,
Silver Pagoda and the National Museum. The Royal Palace, built in 1866, was
the home of the Cambodian King. At the end of the 19th century the Palace
was a small city with thousands of people living in courtyards. Inside the
Silver Pagoda were works of art, sculptures and hundreds of antique gifts
plus a Buddha statute made from pure gold with over 2,000 diamonds attached
to it. The National Museum, built in Khmer Style in 1917 by a French
architect, houses a collection of Khmer art dating from the pre-Angkorian
era.

Friday we cruised the Mekong River from Phnom Penh and crossed the
Cambodian/Vietnamese border before we anchored overnight in Tan Chau,
Vietnam. The next two days were spent touring numerous small cities before
arriving in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam for our flight home.

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IF THERE’S ANY PART OF YOUR LIFE THAT ISN’T ALREADY SYNCHED, MONITORED AND UPLOADED TO FACEBOOK BY SOME SORT OF GADGET, WELL, WE WILL CERTAINLY TAKE CARE OF THAT RIGHT NOW!

BECAUSE ONE OF THE BIGGEST CONSUMER SPECTACLES IN THE WHOLE WORLD, THE GIANT CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SHOW IN LAS VEGAS, IS ABOUT TO BEGIN; OUR LIFESTYLE REPORTER KATLEAN DEMONCHY HAS BEEN CHECKING OUT THIS YEAR’S BIGGEST NEW IDEAS

1. NANOTECHNOLOGY CINEMA 3D TV – CES Innovation Nominee. Nanotechnology, 3D, ultra-thin, BEZELESS (the next frontier of esthetic) web-ready, tons of apps with motion and voice control.

2. CAR TALK – using your voice to control all the functions of the car that used to require your fingers.

3. FRENCH DOOR REFRIGERATOR – CES Top Innovation Award-Winner in the home appliance category. With “Chiller Technology.” Chills beer in 5 minutes and wine in 8 minutes.

4. HEALTH AND BABY TECH – A sensor that gives you a health grade, smart baby scale that tracks important milestones, wi-fi enable it allows you to share the milestones with friends and family. A DVR that is childproof so you can download all of your pre-schooler’s favorite shows so you can get your more expensive devices back.

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