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By Errol Castens/NEMS Daily Journal
MYRTLE – A suspect in a domestic violence incident in western Union County died after being shot by a Union County deputy sheriff on Tuesday night.
Sheriff Jimmy Edwards declined to identify either the deceased or the deputy involved in the shooting pending investigation. He said a 911 call shortly before 8 p.m. reported a domestic disturbance, and a deputy was dispatched to 1218 County Road 51.
"It ended with the suspect being shot," Edwards said, noting that the suspect was taken to a local hospital and died around midnight.
The Mississippi Highway Patrol will lead the investigation of the incident.
Edwards declined to note the circumstances that led to the shooting while the investigation is ongoing. He confirmed that only the deputy, the suspect and two females were in the house at the time of the shooting.


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Salmos 7Nueva Versión Internacional (NVI)
Sigaión de David, que elevó al Señor acerca de Cus el benjaminita.
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Thread: Reality Check
Reality Check
It seems to me that it's time for a reality check for those that have a marine tank. Over the last few months, the number of people jumping into the marine hobby has been unbelievable, and the reality check is that well over half should not even have their tank setup yet. Your "learn-as-you-go" approach has set you up for disaster. Ok, now that I have your attention and probably have some of you on the defensive, I'll explain myself.
I read over and over the following statement in posts "The tank has been running for (1-4) months and all is well." The reality is that "all is well" but only so far. A 4 month old marine tank is a very very young tank. Marine tanks are not instantly stable after they cycle, they take time to mature. The fact is, it takes 1-2 years for a marine tank to mature, and even then it is still maturing. I have seen a 1.5 year old reef tank crash, and it was carefully maintained by people who had years and years of experience in the hobby. Starting a single thread and asking a few questions on it and then reading a couple of articles does not constitute sufficient research before jumping in.
When I started my 125gal reef, I joined a forum that was devoted entirely to marine tanks. I posted my plans and then revised them over and over and over again as I received helpful advice. I posted over 750 times in a 1 month period asking questions of one of the most brilliant and most experienced reef keepers in the US. Besides that, I went back through every single issue (2 years worth) of my Tropical Fish Hobbyist magazines and I read the SW Q&A sections entirely along with every article about salt water in them as well. I picked up books, I browsed websites, and I picked brains locally. All in all, I did nearly 2 years worth of research before I put the first drop of salt water in that tank. Now my tank is not yet a year old, but it is doing very well, but I also have the knowledge that I've done things right and that it should continue to do so. I have done the reading and I understand the complexity of the environment contained within that tank. I see something happening and I understand why, I don't have to run to a forum to ask what is happening. In a marine tank, what you do during setup can have an effect 10-12 months even 2 years or more down the road. You need to know exactly what you are doing before you start. Some of you can't even figure out why you have the algae you have in a 1-2 month old tank.
The "learn-as-you-go" method creates a serious danger, it allows you to do something wrong and not have any immediate consequences. This creates a false sense of security, because you may very well have a problem 2 months down the road. Example: You have a 20 gal tank and you look at it and it is crawling with Pods so you think "great, I have a large pod population, I can support a Mandarin." So you go out and buy that mandarin. 4 Months later you have an emaciated Mandarin dead on the bottom of your tank one morning, no pods in the tank and you can't figure out what went wrong. Another example; you have a 1 month old 20-30 gal tank and you see all kinds of algae on the back wall so you go buy a lawnmower blenny to eat it. 6 months later you have a very clean back wall and no lawnmower blenny and you are completely surprised.
This danger also leads to another major problem, that false sense of security and serious lack of understanding leads you to think you know what you are doing and that you have done things right. That confidence leads you to tell others that doing it your way works great. The sad reality is, in a year, you could very well end up out of the marine hobby due to discouragement because your tank has problems that you don't understand and can't seem to fix, and everyone that has followed the pied piper will be in the same situation.
There are those of you here that I applaud, you want a marine tank but recoginze that you shouldn't have one yet because you understand you are not ready for one. There are those of you that have a marine tank and have done all the proper research and preparation, and you will succeed. But, for the rest of you that have done the "learn-as-you-go" method, please, do others a favor and do not encourage them to do as you have done. You may think my examples have been extreme, I assure you, they are not, they are quite real. When we tell you that "nothing good happens fast in a marine tank" we mean it. When we say "stock slowly" that doesn't mean it takes you 2 months to reach full stocking level. My tank is 11 months old now and it is not yet fully stocked.
The unfortunate part of this post is this, too many of you will look at it and say "that's not me, that's not what I've done" when in reality it is you and that is what you are doing. I can only think of 1 or 2 marine tanks started in the last 3-4 months by members of this site that have been done right, and they will succeed.Considering a Marine Aquarium? A Breakdown of the Components, Live Rock, Cycling a Marine Tank
"The capacity to learn is a gift; The ability to learn is a skill; The WILLINGNESS to learn is a choice." - Unknown
Excellent post. I hope to successfully follow everything in your post.
- 29g FW - Community - Congo Tetras and a mated pair Kribensis
- 55g SW - Royal Gramma, 6-Line Wrasse, 2 Ocellaris Clownfish, and various corals and inverts
Excellent post GB. You've articulated what I've been preaching for many years about marine reef tanks; do thorough research BEFORE buying the tank. Pleased your post was stickied, I hope many read it.
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Regardless of freshwater or marine, please research what you're doing before doing it.My AC Fish Gallery:
Another gallery with my fish
21 Gallon - 3 Ornate Tetras, 7 Pencilfish, 1 Oto cat, 7 Amano shrimp, 1 Peckoltia brevis, 1 clown pleco
15 Gallon - 1 clown pleco, 6 threadfin rainbows
10 Gallon - 7 Galaxy Rasboras, 4 Betta rutilans, Cherry shrimp, 1 Hillstream Loach
65 Gallon - Cycling!
That is an awesome post and is totally chock full of great examples.I see the people jumping in all the time at my lfs [which is huge]I see them with all the stuff in there carts to set up a new tank,in that same cart I see 200 dollars worth of fish and coral,now unless they have a fully matured tank at home for those fish [I doubt it] they are in for a heartache.The thing that gets me is this,I watch these people shop and its obvious to me that they are new at SW,then I see them in the fishroom lying to the help about how old there tank is and if they are aware of the upkeep and care of the asked for fish.Oh well,I think just another tank Ill find cheaply in the classified,what can I do.Thats why I am a member here,hopefully prospective fish keepers come here first,,,,,,,,,,,,and heed the advise.
This is all true...I have the money and the space for a marine tank but I know that I am not yet ready for the challenge. I am actually extremely happy I finally have a good hold on maintaining the current freshwater tanks that I do have.
I honestly think I will not attempt a SW tank until I own a house and know the challenge will fit into my schedule.
Nice post!
Well, I think I'm the guy that won't get into it because I'm not ready. I recently visited an lfs that I had never been to before. It is a mom and pop with not an abundance of selection. It is marine specific and I just thought I'd pop in for a look.
Firstly the people were amazing. I think they go home and live in a salt water aquarium. They just reek of knowledge and advice.
His wife asked me what kind of tank that I had and when I said fresh, she went and got her husband and told him to tell me all about the advantages of a marine system. ( Good business woman!)
The more he spoke to me and took me around his store showing me this and that, the more I realized that as much as I wanted to go out and get one of those little nano cubes with little clown fish and be on my way, marine is years away for me.
I recently read a book on the biology of fish relating to disease and was absolutely blown away with the complexity of the way things work in a tank environment. Fresh water is complicated enough for one who desires to really understand their hobby.Then throw in all of the extras that come along with marine and you've got quite a bit of info that needs to be gathered and processed.
Then there's the cost. People who don't do enough research, but really do want the best for their fish, are, I would think, often over whelmed by the cost of things. Therefore, their systems crash due lack of funds.
Great article and I hope enough people take notes and learn from others experience and not trial and error.
FF and Rob, I have a lot of respect for a fish keeper who knows their limits. The willingness to admit you are not ready shows you are willing to put the well being of the animals in your care ahead of your own enjoyment. My hat's off to both of you.Considering a Marine Aquarium? A Breakdown of the Components, Live Rock, Cycling a Marine Tank
"The capacity to learn is a gift; The ability to learn is a skill; The WILLINGNESS to learn is a choice." - Unknown
Often here, someone will say they have a nice big tank and not sure what they want for fish and they are told "go saltwater" without knowing the age of the fishkeeper, their financial situation or how much time they are willing to put into this hobby. They are also told the same thing about having a planted tank....only later to learn they need expensive lights, better substrate, etc.
I think sometimes more thought needs to go in what we recommend for people here, as well. We should never assume that because we may have a big expensive tank that they can afford the same.
That's not me and I don't care if my tank is not on your list of 1 or 2 in the last few months that you think will be successful, haha just kidding man! Very nice write up though. Hopefully it'll encourage people to stay away from the dark side of marine tanks. Glad this was stickied!


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Description ADULT MALE Has a gray crown, cheeks, and rump. Nape, sides of crown, back, and wings are chestnut-brown, underparts are pale gray, and throat and breast are black. Bill is dark and legs are reddish. In winter, chestnut and black elements of plumage are less intense (due to pale feather fringes) and bill is paler. ADULT FEMALE Has mainly brown upperparts, including crown; back is streaked with buff. Underparts are pale gray and note the pale buff supercilium behind eye. JUVENILE Similar to adult female, but plumage pattern is less distinct.
Dimensions Length: 5-6 1/2" (13-17 cm)
Habitat Has flourished since its introduction to North America, first to New York City in mid-19th century; now common and widespread in town parks, gardens, and farms. It is faring better here than in many parts of its native Europe.
Observation Tips Hard to miss.
Range Eastern Canada, Florida, Rocky Mountains, Southwest, Texas, California, Western Canada, Northwest, Great Lakes, Mid-Atlantic, Plains, Southeast, New England
Voice Utters a range of chirping calls; in combination, these comprise the song.
Discussion Introduced from Old World, but now familiar across North America, mainly because of its affinity for people. Seldom seen far from houses and farms. Frequently dust-bathes. Often tame where it is fed regularly. Sexes are dissimilar.


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One of the stars of Two And A Half Men has called the show "filth" and begged fans to stop watching it in an extraordinary outburst on YouTube.
Angus T Jones, who has been playing Jake Harper since the sitcom made its debut in 2003, said fans should boycott the show in a video promoting Forerunner Christian Church.
The fundamentalist Christian actor said the show contradicts his values and he wants to quit.
"If you watch Two And A Half Men, please stop watching Two And A Half Men. I'm on Two And A Half Men and I don't want to be on it.
"Please stop watching it and filling your head with filth. People say it's just entertainment. Do some research on the effects of television and your brain, and I promise you you'll have a decision to make when it comes to television, especially with what you watch on television.
It's bad news."
The actor then implied the devil was using Two And A Half men to hurt people.
"A lot of people don't like to think about how deceptive the enemy is. He's been doing this for a lot longer than any of us have been around...
"If I am doing any harm, I don't want to be here. I don't want to be contributing to the enemy's plan ... You cannot be a true God-fearing person and be on a television show like that. I know I can't. I'm not OK with what I'm learning, what the bible says and being on that television show."
Jones reportedly makes $350,000 an episode from Two And A Half Men - making him the highest paid child actor on television.
He is still under contract to the show.
Two And A Half Men previously starred troubled actor Charlie Sheen.
He was fired after a series of outbursts against its creator Chuck Lorre and was replaced by the 34-year-old actor Ashton Kutcher.
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The weather is changing, getting colder and wetter as we approach winter.
It is time again to look at the clothing that we wear on our outings, whether it is a backpacking trip or a close to home camp out, we need to be aware that what we have on is just as important, if not more important that what we carry.
Layering is the tried and true way of making sure you stay warm and dry in the fall and winter. Come to think of it, it will keep you cool in the summer too… but lets focus on the Fall and Winter.
Now that your cotton clothing is gone.. lets look at your layers.
You will have 3 layers.
A Base layer, which is against your body and manages moisture.
A Mid layer, which insulates you and keeps you warm.
And a Shell layer, which protects you from the weather.
Your Base layer consists of clothing against your skin. Your next-to-skin layer should be materials such as silk, wool or synthetic fabrics such as REI MTS®, Patagonia® Capilene®, Polartec® PowerDry® and CoolMax® polyester. Rather than absorbing moisture, these fabrics transport (or "wick") perspiration away from your skin, dispersing it on the outer surface, where it can evaporate. The result: You stay drier even when you sweat, and your shirt dries faster afterwards.
Your Mid layer, the insulating layer helps you retain heat by trapping air close to your body. Polyester fleece vests, jackets and tights are classic examples of insulation ideal for outdoor activities. They not only trap air but are also made with moisture-wicking fibers to help keep you dry.
Dress in layers and you will stay warm and dry this winter. As you get warm, loose a layer, as you get cold, put them back on. Loose in layers will ensure that you have great camping experiences in the fall and winter.
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V.1446 - CALL YOUR BUYERS !! THE MOST STUNNING VILLA IN PELICAN MARSH JUST ON THE MARKET!! Shows like a Model with a casually elegant Mediterranean flair..Over sized lanai w/sitting area, fireplace, summer kitchen, pool/spa. Chipped travertine floors, wood beamed ceilings and wood floors in the family room..arches, niches, chandeliers, sconces, faux finishes, custom built-ins, great entertaining wet bar, 250+ bottle temp...
|Single Family: $1,699,000
6 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 6,886 sq. ft.
This family dream home emerged in 2009 on 2.25 acres, providing over 6800 square feet under air of the ultimate lifestyle for family living. AS you enter through the custom wrought-iron and glass front doors it is apparent of the quality of craftsmanship this home was built upon. Six bedrooms, five full and three half baths, study, game room, a voluminous great room, dining room, three fireplaces, gourmet kitchen, with S...
|Single Family: $1,690,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,766 sq. ft.
H.5758 Stunning residence inside the private gates of Marsh Links in Pelican Marsh. This Magnificent Estate Home offers exquisite appointments perfect for The Entertainer! Gourmet Kitchen with Stainless Thermador Appliances, Sub Zero Refrigerator, Quiet Dishwasher Package, Granite Counters, Mosaic tile back-splash, large kitchen island open to family room, Sit Down entertainment center with ice-maker & wine cooler. This...
|Single Family: $1,650,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 3,933 sq. ft.
Located in Terrabella, a neighborhood of 58 estate villas, this home has stunning water and golf course views. The two-story home has soaring 22 feet ceilings leading to a spacious gallery, living room with a wall of glass sliding doors and full service wet bar. A beautiful wood and iron staircase with accent tiles on the steps leads to an upstairs loft and three guest suites with private baths. In the kitchen, you will ...
|Single Family: $1,600,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,164 sq. ft.
H.6479 - Gorgeous, Mediterranean style home. 18' entry feature w/precast columns & trim detail & balcony off second floor. Desirable & neighbor friendly Marsh Links private gated neighborhood of Pelican Marsh. Built & owned by a luxury community developer, Corner lot w/fountain in circle drive, lakes in front and back w/fountain. Impressive curb appeal & rich neutral colors inside w/many upgrades including faux paint, mar...
|Single Family: $1,599,500
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 4,445 sq. ft.
Enjoy privacy, on this 6.214 acre lushly landscaped property centrally located to it all! This is one of the largest lots in Livingston Woods, horses allowed, or sub-divide property. Close to everything Naples has to offer, beaches, restaurants, shopping, healthcare, great schools, private and County. This well maintained 2-story pool/spa home boasts bamboo flooring in all the main living areas downstairs and carpet ups...
|Single Family: $1,599,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 4,528 sq. ft.
The newest of 62 Estate homes on approximately .88 acres in exclusive Quail Woods Estates. The custom home includes 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2 - 1/2 baths, a diningroom, den, livingroom, media/playroom and a 4 car garage.The lanai includes a swim up bar in the pool which is made of river stone for a unique and upscale look. The pool and spa are heated by gas and electric. The home includes several $100,000 of upgrades. T...
|Single Family: $1,599,000
3 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,261 sq. ft.
Located within the exclusive Tiburon Golf Resort in the gated community of Norman Estates, this Hermitage model home has designer-quality furnishings and exquisite appointments, including guanacaste wood beams, custom cabinetry, textured walls and marble tile floors. Furnishings include sumptuous sofas, area rugs, elegant window treatments and exquisite chandeliers. With stunning views of the first green on Tiburon's Blac...
|Single Family: $1,585,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,242 sq. ft.
Let's talk... Marsala at Tiburon! Distinctive Communities has designed this most popular Single Family home the Renoir with over 4,240 square foot custom home with 4 bedrooms, distinguished study, four bathrooms, 2 half baths, exceptional outdoor living with breathtaking views of Marsala. Talk about one of the most incredible locations in all of Marsala!!! Come and view Marsala and this custom home designed that will meet...
|Single Family: $1,500,000
5 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 5,362 sq. ft.
Surrounding you with luxury in every way, this stunning, totally renovated, five bedroom plus den home in the Livingston Woods section of Naples, will WOW you with its character and features. As you enter this 4.75 acre estate property on the totally paved drive, you pass by your own lily pad pond which gracefully waterfalls out to the back past the super sized lap pool and enclosure. BarBQ area and pergola plus large cov...
|Single Family: $1,500,000
4 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 4,139 sq. ft.
Let's Talk!!! Serafina at Tiburon... Best Priced Serafina with Buyer Incentives...This BEAUTIFUL MEDITERRANEAN Style Single family home located in the Prestigious Community of Serafina at Tiburon. This exquisite 4 bedroom, 5 full bath, 1half bath home contains a gourmet kitchen with custom maple cabinetry, stainless steel appliances and a professional grade gas range. Beautiful pool & spa under a screened lanai. Great vi...
|Single Family: $1,445,000
4 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 3,500 sq. ft.
H.5954 REDUCED AGAIN! Marisol model. Elegant, 4 Bedroom, 5 Bathroom, 3,500 sq.ft., Tuscan Villa with open floor plan, sweeping staircase, custom built-ins, gas fireplace, and volume ceilings on OVERSIZED LOT, separate guest house, 2 car garage in one of Naples' upscale, gated communities adjacent to the Ritz Carlton. Enjoy spectacular sunsets across the 6th Fairway from your kitchen, living room AND master suite or walk ...
|Single Family: $1,399,000
3 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 4,181 sq. ft.
V.1484 Exquisite home that defines location and detail!! Just steps from the Tiburon Golf Club and the Ritz Golf Resort this extraordinary two story villa has finishes that will take your breath away. Gated courtyard with fountain, mahogany entry door, stone pillars, marble, granite, faux, custom draperies, coffered ceilings, Sub Zero, Garage Tek, custom office with Uba Tuba desktop, 3 car ac garage space and so much ...
|Single Family: $1,395,000
4 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 3,413 sq. ft.
A truly stunning Spanish Mediterranean-styled home in a prestigious community. This elegant home offers 3 bedrooms and 4.5 baths plus there is a 1 bedroom, 1 bath detached guest casita. Many wonderful features including a gourmet island kitchen, central vacuum, faux painting, granite throughout, custom mirrors, custom window treatments as well as plantation shutters, and volume ceilings. Enjoy sweeping views of the Greg N...
|Single Family: $1,390,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,049 sq. ft.
Let's Talk Extraordinary Living at Marsala at Tiburon! Located within this privately gated community of Marsala you will find a small enclave of only 56 Custom Home Sites that only this North Naples Address has to offer! Talk about exceptional Living with quiet Preserve, Golf and Lake view that are truly unique to Marsala! This Custom Designed Home was built in 2010 with over 4,000 square feet of living area under air an...
|Single Family: $1,378,000
3 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,622 sq. ft.
Let's talk... Marsala at Tiburon! Distinctive Communities has designed this spectacular 3,622 square feet Single Family Home the Matisse for you to live and play the day away with views that will take your breath away only at Marsala at Tiburon! Talk about one of the most incredible lots in all of Marsala!!! Come and view Marsala and this custom home designed that will meet your every desire when it comes to quality, desi...
|Single Family: $1,375,000
5 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 4,093 sq. ft.
Spectacular custom built courtyard home located on almost 1 1/4 acres in a gated community in the heart of Naples. Your family or guests will love the privacy of the 1 bedroom plus living room pool cabana. Over 20,000 square feet of pavers lead to parking garages for 3 cars plus additional storage. As you open the solid double front doors you are welcomed into an inviting pool/spa courtyard with wonderful water fountai...
|Single Family: $1,270,000
3 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,353 sq. ft.
Let's talk... Marsala at Tiburon! Once again Distinctive Communities has Custom Designed another Exceptional Single Family Home, the Pissarro with over 3,350 square feet of living area under air! Talk about one of the most incredible lots in all of Marsala to live and play the day away! Come and view Marsala and this custom home designed that will meet your every desire when it comes to quality, design and location! Let's...
|Single Family: $1,250,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 4,424 sq. ft.
Magnificent 2 story home on 1 acres in prestigious Quail Wood Estates. This 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath, 3 car garage gas heated pool home boasts so many upgrades you have to see it to take it all in. Large game room above the garage plus great room with built in wood shelving around a fire place and formal living and dining room.
|Condo/Town Home: $1,250,000
3 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 2,949 sq. ft.
MARQUESA ROYALE Luxury residence with 3 bedroom suites, plus a den, 3 full baths and one half bathroom and over 2,900 SQ FT! Three living levels over parking with only 2 residences per floor makes each an end residence with almost 700 square feet of wrap around lanais. Elegantly appointed for entertaining on the inside, as well as outdoors, and the sliders retract to bring your outside in! Walk to all the amenities th...
|Single Family: $1,250,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,241 sq. ft.
Stunning 4BR custom Divco home in a privately gated enclave, Muirfield in the Marsh. This residence boasts unique features & upgrades that are sure to please the most discriminating buyer. Attention to detail is evident from the piano-finish wood flooring in the master BR to the coffered ceilings in the formal living room. Open to the family room, the well designed kitchen has rich cherry cabinetry & glass-front showcases...
|Single Family: $1,225,000
3 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,001 sq. ft.
H.4335 - Enticing Serafina Villa with private pool and spa to escape the daily drudge. Features to this beautiful home include an On Demand Water Heating System, pocket sliders to covered loggia, full summer kitchen, surround sound wired, electronic air filters , Direct TV available, two clothing dryers for all those beach towels and much more. Purchase includes Basic Home Warranty for one year.
|Single Family: $1,189,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,298 sq. ft.
Gorgeous two story custom estate home on nearly an acre lot featuring 4 bedrooms, 4 full baths, 2 half baths, two dens with built-ins, exercise room and a game room plus both casual and formal dining. Home also boasts a living room, separate family room, two fireplaces, double tray ceilings, hardwood floors, oak staircase, granite counter-tops, crown molding, recessed lighting, walk-in pantry, plantation shutters, outdoo...
|Condo/Town Home: $1,165,000
3 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 2,917 sq. ft.
From the moment the elevator opens into your private foyer you know you've arrived into a very special home, unrivaled in beauty and rich sophistication. No detail has been left out in this model home decorated and furnished by Lime International Decor. Being offered fully furnished, this 3 bedroom plus office residence commands the envious views of the 18th hole of the Greg Norman's championship Tiburon Golf Course. With...
|Single Family: $1,149,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 2,944 sq. ft.
Expansive and serene southwestern lake views from this impeccably maintained home located within the gated community of Muirfield. The floor plan is open, light filled and flows beautifully. Quality finishes are found throughout the home, including Saturnia marble floors in the living areas, wood cabinetry, granite countertops, tumbled marble backsplash, stainless steel appliances, a large breakfast nook and pantry in...
|Single Family: $1,125,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,474 sq. ft.
H.6502 - Built by Heron Bay Homes, this residence offers a well thought-out floorplan with impeccable details. Nearly all rooms offer a Lake View and Southwestern Exposure. This home is loaded with details like Plantation Shutters, Coffered Ceilings, Crown Molding, Recessed and Accent Lighting, and much more. Well away from the private master suite, you'll find three guest rooms including a private suite with its own bat...
|Single Family: $1,108,675
4 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 4,412 sq. ft.
ESTRELLA Floor plan in Marsala at Tiburon. Beautiful 2-story home under construction and ready to move in by end of May 2012. Over 4400 square feet of living area with a custom pool and spa, gas heated and salt chlorinator, along with an outdoor summer kitchen with gas grill, sink, refrigerator. Tiburon is a natural gas community which includes a gas cooktop in the kitchen and a tankless gas hot water heater. Signature...
|Single Family: $995,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 4,033 sq. ft.
Absolute best deal in Quail woods. Quality Custom 4 Bedroom plus den and with an additional mirrored workout room off the master bedroom (also could be a nursery) 5 bath... Marble and granite everywhere 60 ft rock/resort style pool with several waterfall features with 20 yard- lap lane for the swimmer...large lanai to buffer western sun... Pool is always in the sun with southern exposure. Custom built-in hard wood...
|Single Family: $975,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,322 sq. ft.
H.6155 - Very motivated seller has reduced this home $175,000. What an incredible opportunity to own a single family home in the prestigious Pelican Marsh. This private & beautiful luxury home is situated on a cul-de-sac in the neighborhood of Muirfield at the Marsh. Custom built 3,322 sq.ft. of a/c living 4 bedroom plus den 3 full bath home is one of newest homes in this neighborhood. Wonderful Split floor plan flows n...
|Condo/Town Home: $940,000
3 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 2,570 sq. ft.
ABSOLUTELY one of the best views in Tiburon from this special PENTHOUSE residence. Your views of the Lake, Golf Course, Pool pavilion, large Preserve & open expanse seem panoramic from this corner condo. A wall of large picture windows allows you to see all your surroundings from air conditioned comfort. Rich wood flooring compliments the leather furniture & collectable furnishings. Over $200,000 in upgrades & fine fu...
|Single Family: $929,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,879 sq. ft.
|Single Family: $925,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,710 sq. ft.
Spectacular one-of-a-kind home on one-of-a-kind lake lot offering a wraparound, panoramic view and endless outdoor entertaining space. This house is light, bright and whimsical and offers stylish finishes along with fantastic very open living space for the large family. Superb architectural details, soaring ceilings and a neutral palate are the backdrop for this spacious home. Heated pool and spa, pavered drive, oversized...
|Single Family: $924,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 3,800 sq. ft.
Sprawling Keevan Homes built home on quiet Southern exposure lakefront lot centrally located on one of Monterey's favorite streets. Perfect home for large family with 5 BR den, 4 full BA, 3 car garage, very open floor plan, large lanai & pool, large front & side yard with room for play set, soaring 12 ft ceilings & 8 ft doors, zero edge pocket sliders. Beautiful brand new kitchen with high-end 42 inch cabinets, gorgeous...
|Single Family: $899,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 2,722 sq. ft.
Enjoy spectacular views of the golf course from the sunny lanai during the day, and beautiful sunsets in the evening. This former model exudes comfort and charm. The location is one of the best in Pelican Marsh, cobblestone street and lantern streetlights add to the elegance of the Augusta community. Four bedrooms and three baths provide plenty of space for family and friends to visit in comfort. Pelican Marsh's locat...


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As posted in a new article on theforce.net, these are reprotedly some scenes that will be in the film. Some of them aren't really NEW news, but the last one... hmmm- I dunno....
Obi-Wan cuts off Zam Wesell's arm after the Coruscant chase.
has been discussed and pretty much confirmed...
"One of the coolest scenes during the battle was a point when Obi Wan takes a swing at Jango with his saber, Jango jet-packs out of the way and clings to the side of a building, crawling on it like a spider (I assume he has some kind of magnetic gloves and boots). Then HE FIRES HIS BACKBACK ROCKET AT OBI WAN!!! We actually get to see this thing getting used!!! "
Is this what was seen in the trailer?
"We also find out that Count Dooku was once Qui-Gon's Master hence some of Qui Gon's "rebellious" qualities." (This would explain why none of the books have been allowed to mention Qui-Gon's master up till now. - ed.)
Shmi was apparently kidnapped weeks before Anakin arrived on Tatooine and was held hostage by the Tusken Raiders.
Ani! You're late...
There's a scene where "C-3PO falls into the battle droid making machine and emerges with a battle droid head attached to his shoulders while C-3PO's head gets attached to a battle droid body."
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Like you said, Baltimore -6.5 was the best bet of the entire playoffs and I loaded up. I would have bet that at -10.5 as well. For a rookie QB to only turn the football over twice on the road against a smothering defense was pretty predictable. Luck ran for his life today. Probably should save turned it over about 5 times in all reality.
I guess the only way to justify Tannehill's poor play is to try and build up the weapons around Luck. What a joke! Reality is Miami had the better weapons around Tannehill than the Colts had around Luck.
Colts skill players:
Reggie Wayne - 34 years old. Still good, but no where near the player he was 5-6 years ago. Took 194 targets (most in Wayne's career) to put up his numbers. Only caught 54.63% of passes thrown to him and had 6.95 ypa. Hartline caught 57.8% of passes thrown to him and had 8.46 ypa.
Donnie Avery - Didn't play in 2010. Played in 8 games last year making 3 catches on 11 times targeted. For his career QBs complete less than 50% of passes thrown to him.
T.Y. Hilton - ROOKIE
Dwayne Allen - ROOKIE
Coby Fleener - ROOKIE
LaVon Brazil - ROOKIE
Vick Ballare - ROOKIE
That is the talent Luck had around him this year. Five of the seven players targeted 20+ times were ROOKIES. One veteran WR who is 34 years old and another that only had 3 catches over the last "two years" and catches less than 50% of the balls thrown to him over his career. The Colts are the third team of his 4 year career for a reason.
Yet, Luck was able to take a team that was 2-14 and go 11-5. Any idea how many routes were run wrong, mis-communication, etc...Luck had to deal with playing with 5 rookies at skill positions?
The FACT is the Colts have the better QB than Miami. The argument that he had the superior weapons is just plain B.S...you wouldn't find a QB or coach in the league that would have taken the Colts weapons over Miami's this year. Tannehill may set an all-time low for QB rating if he played for the Colts this year and the Colts would most likely be in line for the #1 pick in the draft for the second year in a row.
From the sound of some of these posts you would think the Colts were 'Air Coryell'. They put up 9. That's pretty good.......IN BASEBALL.
BTW, the Colts won 2 games last yr because they had some clown named Curtis Painter who had no business playing in the NFL. In fact, it was coaching and FO malfeasance that permitted this joke to play the entire season.
That Colts team was in the playoffs several yrs running prior to last season, so the team wasn't as bad as people make them out to be.
When every benefit received is a right, there is no place for good manners, let alone for gratitude.
-Theodore Dalrymple
If you want to see average, take a look at RGIII right now. Very very average player when you keep him from running.
The above post is not subject to penalty under the TOS I declare the Hayden Fox defense. " It is impossible for the staff to know my context therefore I cannot be penalized"
Luck on the other hand, look at how well he plays with little protection and rookie weapons. He has mobility and can do what he needs to do in te pocket to make plays downfield. What happens when their weapons figure it all out and you give him time to make bigger plays downfield.


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On Friday, we shot a house on the northern end of Mount Pleasant, near Awendaw. Let me back up: I thought we were going there to shoot a house (and since I'm the one who set up the photography,you'd think I'd know what was on tap). But we ended up photographing so much more than just a house for another interiors story—instead, I got a glimpse of a day in the life of one lively, and rather fascinating family, got up close and personal with the land and fields and marshes and dirt roads that surround them, and gained a cool perspective on this little-known slice of Mount Pleasant.
I remember trying to recall the exact elements of the house we were to shoot (it had been about three months since I scouted it) as I drove down 17 North that morning, and down a tiny dirt road off to the left. My mind ticked through what I could recall: good kitchen, no, great kitchen. Killer views. Repurposed wood in the support beams. Pool. The family has a lot of fun there. But I remembered more about the homeowner, Louisa, than I did the house itself. A woman with two sons who she adores—she beams when she talks about them—who designed and oversaw the building of the house and its outbuildings from the ground up. Very personable, very generous, and very interesting—the kind of woman with spontaneous anecdotes that keep you frozen in a hall, on a stair step, in a laundry room riveted until the end.
So I met the photographer, Tim Moxley out of Atlanta, and we got to work. Again, during the course of the day, the story went from an article about a house to a story of a day on Louisa's farm. With every person I met, every little adventure, I learned that this wasn't just a place that people lived because it's pretty, or near the right schools, or a good investment. I have to stop there and just show you some pictures of the shoot because I know me—I'll end up writing the whole story right here on this blog, without ever coming up for air. I'll just say this: keep an eye out for this feature. You're going to love it.
Basin of prop flowers for kitchen, living, and hall shots
Our photo team: photographer Tim Moxley, with magazine intern Nate Wenrich in the foyer, shooting into the library.
This was what was happening while Tim, Nate, and I were inside working (hot day). That's Louisa in the middle, with sons Sam (left) and Will. I kept wondering how ill-received it would be if I switched my loyalties from Shoot Director to Swim Director. Check out the marsh view.
This was so much fun. Around the middle of the day, we went out to the dock to get some shots of the boys casting out for shrimp. Will (left) throws it out once, immediately pulls it back in (keep in mind we're doing this just for the shoot, no serious fishing here), and inside are two spottail bass. Louisa immediately proclaimed they had dinner for the evening and we went on with our dock shots.
Ned, the farm manager, finished up his harrowing gator baiting tale by draping me in a souvenir from the kill—an eight-foot (or was it 10-foot? I think I was too distracted by the large reptile skin wrapped around me to commit it to memory) tanned alligator hide. And before I get the emails: the kill was legit. Nuisance permit with the tag to prove it.
Louisa walks our photographer through the kiwi groves. They're blooming now, with ripe fruit later in the year.
Louisa with her canoe down by the creek. She's in it most every day—either that, or wading through at low tide gathering shrimp.
The view from the deck near the end of the day. I assure you, there are much better photos, but we'll save those for the real deal story. I'm not sure which issue yet, but I'll keep you posted.


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man, both at the same time?
grabbed unleashed vader and some action fleet for 6.92 atwally world this morning. they had padme and anakin as well. some board games and stuff were on sale too.
TRU had 12 inch mace, landspeeder, POTJ deluxe, slave I, and some other odds and ends on sale as well, so get checkin!


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Donald Lawler
MADISON-Donald Lawler of Madison, died at his home from lung and bone cancer on Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2013. He was born on Oct. 16, 1931, in Madison, the son of Harry and Pearl Lawler. Don married Rose Goebel on Aug. 1, 1953. Don served in the U.S. Army for seven years including the Korean Conflict. He was a member of St. Dennis Church. Don was employed by the postal service in Madison for 30 years. He enjoyed reading, watching the Packers, Brewers, and UW Badgers basketball and football. Don also enjoyed traveling to 40 states including, Hawaii and seven countries in Europe. While in Ireland, Don kissed the Blarney Stone. Don was known to be a "Jack of all trades".
He will be remembered by his wife, Rose; son, Dale; daughter, Verlene Hendrix (deceased); son-in-law, Harley Hendrix; two grandsons, Jesse Hendrix and Chase (Jenny) Hendrix; two great-grandsons, Talan and Jaxan Hendrix; sister, Lucy Brown; sisters-in-law, Bernie McGrath of Monroe, Charlene Saunders of Warren, Ill., Eleanor (Vernon) Gille of Gratiot, Geri Lawler of Green Bay, and Kathy Lawler of Madison; and brother-in-law, Bill Angel of Jerseyville, Ill. He was also preceded in death by four brothers, Tom, Richard, John and Robert Lawler; three sisters, Rita, Ruth, and Alice; and five brothers-in-law, Robert Brown, Ray, Joe, Karl and Bob Goebel.
Private services will be held at a later date.
A special thank you to the staff at Agrace HospiceCare for their wonderful care they gave to Don during his illness, as well as his sister, Lucy.
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Finished up with these two today. They will be going up to Georgia.
One has a black walnut box with a cherry lid. The other has a mahogany box with a purple heart lid with quarter sawed maple inlay.
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Well I'm not a flats fly fisherman, but from the stuff I've done I think distance is relative to the height of the tip above the water, and a DH rod gives a longer cast, and that means greater coverage, if you are fishing for area. If you are wading flats looking for fish and casting to them the range is not that long, and you can roll cast DH rods in the 12' class very accurately, and quickly. From a position of knee deep in water, or deeper, your vision is not that long, and even polaroiding you aren't looking for fish 120 feet away, mostly its 50 feet or so.
If you want to go to excesses you might try a 14 footer, but I rather think a rod in the 12' class would be great stuff. I know my Loop is fabulous. Fact is it's a 8/9 weight and I detest the idea of 9 footers in that class. I have a 10' 9# TFO, but thats it.
If I fish the local estuary flats, I'm looking for flathead mostly and its all blind casting and coverage, ease of casting and fly retrieve speed can be critical. Added to this is the fact that you can choose to go out there and overhead cast or you can simply roll cast the thing. With roll casting you get rid of shooting line management which is a serious problem with 9 footers. In fact with DH outfits I think that a lot of the problems one has with 9 footers just do not occur.
If you fish out of boats, I think the same applies, even though you might be a bit higher off the water. In any case longer casts might be just what the doctor ordered.
I have chased a few tuna in my time and quite often a longer casting outfit will get you at skittish fish wheras a 9 footer is a bit of a bummer because of the time needed to get enough line velocity to get a longer cast.
I just think that the DH potential is virtually unplumbed, even by gurus, and its in it's infancy around here.
What I find is that getting lines is a serious problem and most are geared towards Spey casting, even with the overhead system the lines are still like rope. Thats why I like the T40, its thin, heavy, fits a 9# DH rod like a glove and casts like a rocket and sinks like a brick. Personally I hate floating and intermediate lines of any kind. I much prefer fast sinking heads. Max
What are your ideas on DH on the flats? I am a big proponent and would be interested in any ideas you'd have.
|Isn't it marvellous what technical innovation does for one. I've been blasted for my radical ideas about dh outfits for flats fishing but the reality is that they are just beeter. Just better. Max
I'm 85% flats sight fisherman and 15% big surf and rip currents here on Cape Cod's striped bass flats, so the single hander still has an important role in my arsenal... but lately I've been playing with super-light 10.5-11ft 9wt prototypes that cast just like throwing darts for accuracy in the sight fishing game on the flats while also making longer casts with easy effort when needed. They are so light (just over 7oz) that overhand casting with a double haul is easy as well.
It's redefining the way I sight fish on the flats. I will have them on some bonefish flats for some field testing prior to the striper season. Randall Kaufmann states in his book that bonefishing is mostly 30ft casts made for accuracy. I have to agree with that assessment. I've been really surprised at how an 11ft rod can throw laser beam casts with accuracy even across the body (to deal with wind) with eyes focused on the fish and no movement of the feet or legs to make the cast.
Two-handers as flats rods? I wouldn't have believed it myself until Nobuo sent me this last prototype!
|Ah but you guys were talking about the "most useful", and "light" and a 15' Talon is not the most useful, nor is it light. Since I don't fish for trout, introduced feral rubbish out here, I can't think of a place I'd use a light fly rod in 9 foot in salt water. No a light double hander in 12 foot is another matter entirely. I have 9 foters but I havent put a reel on one in a year. Max
Max it's good to see you've come down from the 15ft position down to 12'6"
As you know I am a huge two-handed proponent BUT there is no substitute for a sweet little single hander where and when it is called for.
7' 3" 4wt light trout rod, 8' 6" 5wt, 9' 7wt. 9' 6" 8wt, 9' 9wt, 9' 10wt - all on my must-have list for their applications.
I do however own twice as many two-handers
The question is which single hander? I have to say... it's impossible to have just one
I agree with Moose, anything from 17# to 1# as long as it sells for enough money to get another 12'4" 8/9# Loop double hander.
Preferably a Greenline and the appropiate Loop adaptive head and tip. Or a few SA T40's.
All of which means there isn't a best 9 footer, its all myth, but there is a best double hander, which fits everything, fresh to salt.
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Well I've hooked and landed some big Chum Salmon with a 5wt on the Skagit River fishing for dollies. I see no problem with that size rod And my tippet size was about 8 lbs. If the fish is too big I just break it off. I just fish for fun. If I catch something or not I don't really care.
|6 for me cause i am more of a trout and bass guy and if i'm lucky i get out once for stripers and blues on long island sound
|I would say, for me, My 7 wt rods.. I have a stiff, T&T Vector and soft Scott Eclipes and will use them in the early spring for stripers.
|I would say, for me, My 7 wt rods.. I have a stiff, T&T Vector and soft Scott Eclipes and will use them in the early spring for stripers.
|Interesting; I would never dream of taking a 5-wt. to fish in-shore species, as the risk of hooking something and not being able to land it within a safe amount of time would be too great. Additionally, the size of flies able to cast any appreciable distance would be pretty small. Perhaps that's just a difference in the fisheries between our home waters.
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Nobody said this was strictly salt water. It started out fresh water and inshore fishing and my choice of rod for that is a 5wt. Salt water is another story and for that I use a 6wt in the summer. Also in the summer and it depends where I'm at I will use a 4 wt.
I only have a few rods as I don't feel the need to have one for every different type of fishing. So I will stick with what works for me.
I love a 7 wt rod. Has plenty of backbone for large flies and yet can still deliver a delicate fly. I have fished for trout that I call "Baby Heads" because their head is a large as a small baby on the Mighty Missouri in Montana. Once you see one of these trout you'll know what I'm talking about . I use the odd line weight line system for my rods. Ex. 5wt, 7wt, 9wt.
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Oh so cute and easy! I just wanted to add that if you don't happen to have a sock you want to cut, you may have some "baby legs" that are no longer in use and those would work great for this hair do!ReplyDelete
A SOCK! I never would have thought to do that! it is super cute! LOVE IT! This will be tomorrow's hair do! I still want to know how you get beans to sit so still...please "spill the beans"!!! (so to speak)ReplyDelete
What an adorable look. I think I might rock it as a big girl. Hi from SITS!ReplyDelete
This is absolutely adorable! We are going to try it tomorrow. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
For goodness sakes I could have had better luck with a bun if I had a sock...note to self.ReplyDelete
Ooh! I love this one! I'll put this on my list to do!
Beans is getting so BIG! What a pretty little girl :)
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Do you have any great hair styles for the swimming months? My girls and I like to hit the pool several times a week, but if I did something like this, I would be sad to see it get all wet. I use your weaving technique a bunch... do you have any other great ideas??
So cute! I'll have to try it out. Thanks for all the great dos!ReplyDelete
Ahhhhhhh!A sock! What a great idea!ReplyDelete
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Ok, I love the do! I have tried the sock thing we can talk about that later ;) Lovin the dimples! Well done.....again :)ReplyDelete
As always - beautiful. Love that it was Tink sock! Girly all the way around! :)ReplyDelete
♥ That is so cute!!! :)ReplyDelete
OMG, that is sooo pretty and creative! We will definitly be trying that one. It might be a little tricky with my daughters long hair but I might be able to swing it.
Adorable blog and great pictures. I only wish my little girl were still little and liked me to do her hair. Oh well...
Thanks for stopping by and helping me celebrate my sits day! I had ginormous fun.
love this. she is adorable...I can't wait to try this one!!ReplyDelete
Too cute! Gotta find me some socks to cut up - I am sure there are mis-matched socks in their drawer that I could use.........
I love this ballerina bun...We have been doing it for years. An easy trick...after you put the sock on and smooth out the hair I use a rubberband around the pony. It holds it nice and tight and smooth, you may have to double it depending on the thickness of the hair you are working with and the size of the hairband. I also twist the hair ends slowly gathering pieces as I go around the bun and secure with bobby pins. It always looks great and is quick once you do it a time or too. Baby socks make great little buns. Socks to match the hair color work good for girls who like to touch the bun a lot. I hope this helps.ReplyDelete
This is adorable. I wonder if it would work with a scrunchy as well?ReplyDelete
Instead of a sock make yourself a nice fabric scrunchy (or buy one). When I do this one the girls (or myself) I just use a big scrunchy to make the ponytail and then have them lean forward to spread the hair out and with two hands I open a ponytail holder (clear is best) and pop it on over.ReplyDelete
This so cute! I couldnt get my little sister to sit still long enough for the curls though!ReplyDelete
Adorable I use it for my ballet bun I just take the extra pieces of hair and tuck them in!!!ReplyDelete
i love this style!! i am using it today to go to the movies!!! beans is getting soooooo old!!!!! lol!!!! can u use a scrunchy???????ReplyDelete
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Chapter 16: Solutions
A great many chemical reactions take place within aqueous solutions. Some solutes dissolve quite easily in water, while others do not dissolve very well at all. Some things may be very soluble, and yet the rate of the dissolving process is very slow. The ability of a solute to dissolve is affected by external factors like temperature and pressure. Solutions have different physical properties from pure solvents. The amounts of solute contained within solutions must be measured so that reactions can be followed quantitatively. The solutions in the picture have been prepared in a type of flask called a volumetric flask. Using a volumetric flask allows chemists to know precisely the concentration of the solution that has been prepared. In this chapter, you will learn about many aspects of solutions, including their formation and their physical and chemical behavior.
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