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Lunenburg MA Real Estate & Homes for Sale
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The median home value in Lunenburg, MA is $247,500.
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the county median home value of $246,600.
The national median home value is $185,800.
The average price of homes sold in Lunenburg, MA is $247,500.
Approximately 75.14% of Lunenburg homes are owned,
compared to 18.2% rented, while
6.66% are vacant.
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38 Maple Parkway Lunenburg, MA 01462
Courtesy: REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Joanne Hamberg
You'll feel right at home from the moment you enter this comfy, cozy Lunenburg Ranch with many sunny filled rooms from multiple skylights. The small enclosed front porch is a wonderful spot for getting out of the weather before you step into the formal dining room with parquet tile flooring which connects to an eat in kitchen offering stainless steel appliances and oak cabinets. once you sit down in the additional Florida room you won't want to leave the warmth from the pellet stove. This home offers a 1 car attached garage and 2 storage shed on just over an 1/2 acre with a newer septic system. Located on dead end street with easy access to shopping and and major routes this home is definitely one to see.
424 Page St Lunenburg, MA 01462
Courtesy: LAER REALTY PARTNERS Susan Lewis
Charming Cape style home with large backyard on 1.41 acres. Entry through sun porch to country kitchen with five-burner gas stove, dishwasher, microwave and refrigerator. Open concept leads to dining room. Large front/back living room carpeted. First floor home office or guest bedroom and full bath. Second floor includes master bedroom with walk in closet and second closet. 2 additional bedrooms on second floor plus full bath. Finished family room in basement.
370 Highland St Lunenburg, MA 01462
Courtesy: COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE - LEOMINSTER Sherri Tammelin
WOW! This meticulously maintained colonial is ideally located near Lunenburg center, schools, shopping, orchards & restaurants. Nearby access to Rts 2A & 13 is highly desirable. The wooded lot provides privacy while allowing sun to brighten the home throughout the day. The side entrance 2-car garage & horseshoe driveway offer easy in-and-out and plenty of parking. The bright & attractive kitchen includes state of the art SS appliances. The convenient first floor laundry area is tiled and includes SS w&d. The living room features a modern pellet fireplace insert that provides comfortable ambiance. There are 3 good sized bedrooms with a spacious master with hardwood floors. The finished 3rd floor has a bonus room and home office with hardwood floors. Dual AC units provide cooling throughout including the 3rd floor bonus room. Lots of storage available in the walk-out basement & floored storage room above the garage. This home is move-in ready and can be occupied soon.
Courtesy: LAER REALTY PARTNERS Peter McDonald
Location! Location! Expansive Colonial home on culdesac abutting agricultural land. Carefully sited on 1.85 acre setting of landscaped grounds w/ mature plantings, perennials and shade trees. Classic and relaxed w/ features, elements and charm distinguishing this home from any other. Spacious sunny eat-in kitchen with granite island and Fireplace. Formal Dining and Living Rooms w/FP. Step down Family room and 3rd fireplace open to screen porch overlooking stone patio and 42 x 24 Raised Beam Freeform Gunite heated inground pool w/ pool house. Second level offers 4 generously sized bedrooms and tiled baths. MBR has private full bath w/double vanity, jetted tub/shower and 2 walkin closets. Lower Family Room. 2 Car garage w/storage. All beautifully appointed w/Marvin and Pella windows, crown moldings, tile, hardwood and attention to detail. Exceptional offering
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Sunday, 1/28 11:00-1:00PM
Courtesy: COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE - LEOMINSTER Regina Stonionis
Beautiful Colonial built in 2002 on almost 2 Acres, 2 Car garage, 2 Full Bathrooms, 2 Half Bathrooms, Public records shows 4 bedrooms but one of the bedroom does not have a closet. All rooms are very spacious and bright. Master Bedroom with a Full Bath with Jacuzi Tub, double sinks, walk in closet. Relax in the Master bedroom's balcony, with views to the back yard. About 900 SQ FT of finished Walk out Basement which has 1/2 bathrm. Large Kitchen with Cherry Cabinets,Granite Island and an eating area. 3 decks. Formal Dining Room, Living Rooms and Family Room all with Hardwood Floors, Nice Foyer with high ceilings and staircase. Laundry area with a half Bathroom on first floor. Above ground Pool, Large Shed, Sprinkler System and the list goes on... Located close to major Routes, Shopping, Schools.
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Sunday, 1/28 12:30-2:00PM
Courtesy: MARY FOLEY REAL ESTATE Laurie Serpa
Start the New Year in this Beautiful Home!! Pride of ownership shines here! Home totally remodeled in 2014.Spacious open, light filled floor plan. Great private yard with new patio for entertaining! Deck for additional entertaining! Master Suite with slider and private balcony! 3rd floor walk up waiting to be finished!! Granite Counter Tops, Solid Maple Cabinets,Stainless Appliances, Beautiful Hardwood floors, Spacious First Floor Laundry Room. Also has an awesome Moda Flame fireplace to keep you cozy on those chilly nights! Relaxing Farmers Porch. Heating System and Electric brand new in 2014! Great location and walking distance to school! Large shed for extra storage, extra wide gutters with leaf guard! This is one you don't want to miss! Call to schedule your showing before it's gone!!
Courtesy: COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE - CHELMSFORD Jean Lynch
Great Location, Big Private yard. Tons of Parking. Inground Pool just waiting to be opened up this spring. Bring this girl back to glory. The second level has all original hardwood floors, they need a good refinishing, then they will shine. Bedrooms need paint and new windows and they are done. Decent size closest with on large walk in. Bathrooms need help. The living room and dining room need flooring and ceiling work, even still they look good. Both rooms inviting with nice woodwork and built-ins that have not been ruined by paint. The kitchen is a do-over, bring your vision and design ideas! Windows need replacement but roof seems to still be in good shape. Doors are all good. Nice dry basement. Good storage space in the dry well-ventilated attic. Come see the pros outweighing the cons. Priced to sell, comps out much higher. Might need creative financing. Being sold as is.
153 Burrage St Lunenburg, MA 01462
Courtesy: LISA BERRY PROPERTIES Lisa Berry
Lunenburg opportunity to own this well built energy saving contractors home. Four bedrooms, two and a half baths, two car garage, hardwood floors, tile bathrooms, fireplace, deck, stainless steel appliances and granite counter tops in kitchen. Hardscape patio with built in fire pit. Solar and well water with three mini splits make this homes utility costs almost non-existent. Quarterly payback from solar. Potential for in-law conversion on first level.
Courtesy: COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE - LEOMINSTER Sherri Tammelin
WOW! Rare opportunity to purchase this unique property featuring a custom design home w/ 3 bay garage & two-level barn! Let's start w/ the 3.5 story colonial w/ open floor plan kitchen, living & dining room w/ all hardwood floors & office w/built-in shelving. Then visit the second level w/ 3-4 bedrooms, master suite w/ walk-in closet & vaulted ceilings. Then head up another level to the finished attic w/ an impressive play room or guest room, & bonus room or bedroom. In the basement, you will discover a game room & loads of storage space. Fenced in yard is ideal for pets. The barn is where the WOW really takes over! This is not your farmer's barn... radiant heat floors, central air, sky lights - perfect for a home business w/ drive-in space for cars. The second level of the barn could be your own dance studio. There is even a deck off the second story of the barn. To appreciate all that is offered, one must view this property in person. More photos & floor plans attached.
198 Hollis Rd Lunenburg, MA 01462
Courtesy: EXIT NEW OPTIONS REAL ESTATE Karen Shattuck
Oversized Raised Ranch with 9 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms 1 Full and 2 Half Baths! Over 2,000 Sq Ft of Living! One Car Attached Garage PLUS Detached 4+ Car Garage with separate electrical service and young Propane Heater! You'll love the Spacious Room Sizes Thru-out this Home! Large Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Full Bath and 3 Bedrooms (Master w/Half Bath) with Hardwood Flooring on the Main Upper Level! Lower Level Family Room with Wood Stove Insert! Home Office! PLUS newly painted and carpeted Add'l Bonus Room in Lower Level with Full Size Picture Window overlooking the enclosed patio and backyard! 2nd Half Bath on Lower Level freshly painted with new flooring! Separate Laundry Room! Recent Pressure treated Deck off of Kitchen! New Septic Just Completed! Generator Ready! Replacement Windows! Roof 10-12 Yrs Old per owner. Fantastic Lunenburg Location close to Shopping and Conveniences! 10 Minutes to Rt 2 and the "T" to Boston!
Courtesy: KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY-MERRIMACK Blood Team Realty Group
Take notice on this one! 7.35 Level acres with tons of potential for Subdivision, Equestrian, Agricultural, Solar or the perfect Contractor location for Home and Business! Property features open fields with full day sun, detached over-sized garage, 2 Bedroom Ranch style home set up with an in-law suite / studio apartment, including 2 Full Kitchens. If you've been looking for privacy, here it is! Builders, looking for a project? This could be your next development. Excellent commuter location!
Courtesy: FOSTER-HEALEY REAL ESTATE Christina Sargent
This graceful antique colonial home is set on a 2.8 acre corner lot in desirable Lunenburg! Many period details remain with four fireplaces, beehive oven, large eat-in kitchen w/soapstone stove to convey. Two full baths; one on each floor and large bedrooms with amazing wide pine floors in excellent condition. Mostly replacement windows, new Burnham boiler in 2014, vinyl siding just power washed. Walk up to full attic in main house and has additional storage room that connects out to barn. A second structure on the property was used as a workshop but has potential " not connected to septic system. Fenced paddock was used for alpacas and has newer run out shed. Barn will need a roof and major rehab. Frontage is on Arbor Street and beautiful sugar maple tress line the driveway. Primary school is minutes away and this location is so close to major routes, shopping and the town center. This property awaits the handy buyer who will appreciate all that it has to offer!
Courtesy: REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Joanne Hamberg
New Manufactured Home to be custom built based on your preferences. Different floor plans available, featuring 2 bedrooms, full bath eat in kitchen and spacious living room. Many options and upgrades available, Choose from Hickory, maple, white or gray kitchen cabinets, white, back or stainless appliances. Older home on this lot currently will be removed and new home will be built on site.
17 Cross Rd Lunenburg, MA 01462
Courtesy: EXIT NEW OPTIONS REAL ESTATE Kelly Kurtz
The one you have been waiting for! Fresh, sparking clean and move in ready! Dont miss this fabulous Cape style home that has been completely remodeled with so many upgrades! Recently connected to town sewer, has town water and no worries, as the betterment has been paid in full! New roof, new replacement windows, a completely remodeled kitchen with deep oversized farmers sink, 2 large panty storage cabinets, stainless appliances and granite countertops! Enjoy your first floor Master suite making it a great option for single floor living. A second 3/4 Bath with Laundry area and a large sun filled living room complete the first floor. Head upstairs to a great loft area with original custom built ins and 2 more Bedrooms, ideal for home office, or space for kids/teens/Grandchildren. This home is a beautiful mix of a charming Cape Cod styled home with all the modern upgrades. Enjoy your 3 season porch on a beautiful corner wooded lot in an ideal Lunenburg location!
66 John Street Lunenburg, MA 01462
Courtesy: KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY-MERRIMACK Kelly Feehan
Pride of Ownership throughout this spectacular 4 Bedroom Colonial home with 2 beautifully updated full baths ¦.well located on Dead-end road. This home has beautiful yard with patios/decking and good privacy. You will love the kitchen open to sun filled dining room overlooking lovely yard and above ground pool which is heated (electric). Enjoy hanging out in the formal living room or front to back family room with wood stove. This home offers solar, ample size bedrooms and is priced right in todays market. Pull down storage to attic and two sheds on property for ample storage.
141 Beal Street Lunenburg, MA 01462
Courtesy: COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE - LEOMINSTER Maureen Baril
Beautiful new construction colonial with great room over a 2-car garage to be built on this beautiful corner lot in this very desireable town! This quality built home boasts a paved driveway, fully landscaped lot and a lovely yard with a 12 x 14 back deck. Hardwood floors throughout the whole first floor as well as a hardwood staircase. Ceramic tile floors in all bathrooms. Center island and granite countertops in kitchen. Vaulted ceiling in the large 16 x 24 great room. First floor laundry. And the list goes on and on! Excellent schooll system, great commuter location, convenient to area amenities and lots of history in this wonderful town. Call today and build this (or home of your choice). Numerous floorplans, options and allowances or even bring us one of "your own" plans! Let this top quality "custom" builder design your dream home ....
46 Fairview Road Lunenburg, MA 01462
Courtesy: LAER REALTY PARTNERS Brenda Albert
If you need more room, consider this unique 4 bedroom home with over 2000 sq. ft. of living area, situated on a private dead end street minutes to downtown. Enjoy the warmth of the wood stove in the sprawling living room. Entertain in the open concept kitchen and dining room area that walks out to the cathedral ceiling three season porch with heating unit. Three season porch overlooks a nice, flat back yard. Master Bedroom has tongue and groove wood cathedral ceiling with sliding glass door that walks out to a private 22 x 8 deck overlooking back yard. Second floor bathroom allows for privacy from the master bedroom " two separate sink areas " master bath has a double sink vanity. Keep your laundry on the second floor with a dedicated laundry room. Enjoy sleeping comfortable in the heat of the summer with central air conditioning on the second floor. The back yard is perfect for entertaining, recreation and gardening. Located close to schools/major rtes.
Courtesy: FOSTER-HEALEY REAL ESTATE Taylor Healey
Now available in the Stone Farm Estates, over 55 community: This desirable middle unit of the last triplex on the right before the cul-de-sac. It has an open floor plan with the kitchen and dining room areas separated by an island counter/breakfast bar. A half-wall separates the vaulted living room with a propane fireplace and sliders to an outside deck which has a gas hook-up for a grill. The master bedroom and living room are facing the woods. The master suite features a walk-in shower, double vanity with a granite countertop, a linen closet, and double clothes closets. The second bedroom with a vaulted ceiling also has its own full bath just outside the bedroom door. A full, dry basement with loads of storage space includes a half bath and a large, carpeted finished area with a closed clothes storage closet, plus plenty of room for a study and a hobby-room, etc. The unit includes an attached 2-car garage plus a level, flat driveway long enough for six cars of guest parking.
Courtesy: REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Joanne Hamberg
2018 Champion manufactured home to be built, and can be customized. This home offers and open floor plan with cathedral ceilings spacious living room with w/w carpeting, sunny eat in kitchen with dining area. This home also offers 3 nice size bedrooms, master bedroom with private bath, separate utility room with laundry hook up not to mention the amazing front covered deck. Other floor plans available to select from, pet friendly community, lot abuts the woods.
221 Goodrich St Lunenburg, MA 01462
Courtesy: KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY NORTH CENTRAL Eileen Griffin Wright
Farm or Equestrian property, tucked away with wonderful countryside views overlooking farmland and pond. Complete privacy,as this property is surrounded by agriculture restricted land. This 8.7 acre parcel with potential lot, has been a haven for farming , gardens, and animals. Historic cape restored by owner including renovation of roof, addition of skylights to upper level, Anderson windows, and 2016 furnace. The sunny living room is separated from dining room by brick chimney, large country kitchen has woodstove while the office or parlor is warmed by fireplace, there are 4 bedrooms upstairs and one could be turned into master bath. Barn/garage with loft adjacent the chicken coop adds utility while the screened Gazebo extends outdoor living. Established perennial and herb gardens are adjacent the greenhouse with 5 outdoor faucets. Breathtaking sunrises and sunsets from this serene hilltop location. Welcome to country living at its finest.
114 Mulpus Rd Lunenburg, MA 01462
Courtesy: TOWNSEND CENTER REALTY Laura Shifrin
Feel the warmth of the holidays in this beaultiful costom home This craftsmanship filled home boosts over 3300 sq ft and large usable backyard that enjoys southern exposure and trails leading to the conservation land. Great home for entertaining, spacious eat in kitchen with updated tile and custom oak cabinets, adjacent is a large sunken family room with 12ft slider leading to backyard.Formal dining room with oak flooring with mahogany inlay, wainscoting, and crown molding.Traditional living room with walkout bay unit, crown molding and chair rail, center chimney with cherry mantel and bookcase.The upstairs has 3 large bedrooms, updated bath with cathedral ceiling,with home office (leads to a staircase to attic). Down the hall is a grand master suite with large sitting room, spacious bedroom, with walk through closet to your private oasis with custom tile shower, double vanity, with large jetted tub overlooking your beautiful yard.Heated workshop off garage
Courtesy: KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY-MERRIMACK Kelly Feehan
The Sky is the Limit for this custom-built 4-bedroom ten year young Colonial offering stunning panoramic views. Situated on almost 9 acres of land, this home boasts over 3200 sq-ft of above-grade living space, with hardwood flooring throughout, finished walk-out basement, inviting farmer's porch and 3-car garage. High-efficiency Geothermal heating and cooling system paired with PPA solar panels makes for significant cost saving on utilities! The first level features a gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances, dark wood cabinets, granite countertops and breakfast bar. The kitchen opens up into the family room, with lofty two-story ceiling, floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, and French doors which lead onto an expansive 45x15 deck, perfect for entertaining. On the second level, the Master bedroom features large bay windows, a Master bath suite with double vanity sinks, stone tile shower and jacuzzi tub. A must see property!!!
71 Highland St Lunenburg, MA 01462
Courtesy: BOSS REALTY GROUP Donna Brooks
This could be a wonderful home. Some wood floors, 1.5 baths, 3 bdrms, fireplace, screen porch, 2 car detached garage and more. Don't miss out on this one. Buyer responsibility to verify all information since it was obtained from 3rd party sources.
23 Otis Street Lunenburg, MA 01462
Courtesy: FOSTER-HEALEY REAL ESTATE Wendy Poudrette
Lovely four bedroom cape sits nicely nestled on a quiet side street yet close to area amenities. First floor has 2 bedrooms, full bath, eat in kitchen and fireplaced living room. Second floor has two additional bedrooms. Some of the extras include hardwood flooring throughout, stainless steel appliances, enclosed back porch, 2 car detached garage and fenced yard with in-ground swimming pool. Buyer to assume sewer betterment.
231 Electric Ave Lunenburg, MA 01462
Courtesy: CENTURY 21 NORTH SHORE/FERMIN GROUP mamlspin
One of a kind ranch set on over one acre of land. Nice level lot, care free vinyl siding, most rooms have cathedral ceilings, 17X17 fireplaced living room and 15X19 oversized one car garage. Eat in kitchen offering plenty of natural light. Conveniently located near highways and shopping. Property does not qualify for FHA/VA financing.
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Replaced an old water heater with a new 40 gal. gas water heater. Used new water pipe port adaptors (3/4 npt to 3/4 copper)in the tank ports. After cleaning the threads I applied teflon tape to the threads and tightened the adaptors tight. After heating the water heater up to temperature (130 deg) I have a very, very small leak coming through the tank port threads (both hot and cold). What is my problem ?? I am a fairly experienced do it yourselfer.
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Boys and their toys
I thought hot wheels
were supposed to be fun.
The race track
was a Christmas present
and every piece is here,
except for one.
The one that you know who
did what with across my back,
but I have no a clue where its at.
The extension cord too,
I'm afraid to ask for help.
Its the cord that you know who
did what with, about the welts.
Friends notice at school
but I don't say a word,
kids are cruel, I'm no fool.
I want to play with my track,
maybe not today.
Tomorrow it'll show up though
and that's a fact.
Copyright © 2011 Daunt'e Loper
Nicely written! :)
What a cowardly action to abuse anyone, let alone a child! I love the way you wrote this piece. Very original... but also very sad. Easy to visiualize what's happening here and I don't like what I see. Let your voice be heard!!! I rate you a thumbs up. You're a great writer.
Hey Daunte!! The image of "cord" is quite unsettling. I could think of it as the umbilical cord (mother). When "materials" cease to entertain, we look back for emotions. Well I might be wrong, but on the whole the imagery was fantastic. I loved it.
This was really cute :) VOTED UP
I am always so very heartened to encounter someone who has suffered, yet refrains from bitterness, overwhelming rage and lifts themselves up by reaching out to help another. You are an impressive, compassionate man, Daunte. Thank you for sharing your experiences.
I am so sorry you had even a flicker of pain cross your beautiful face, Daunte. You are an artist, my friend, and it is evident you channel your pain well.
Writing is so helpful! I probably sound like a lecturing mother (which I am) lol, but I hope your'e aware depression is anger turning inward. Although writing is helpful sometimes we need more and formal therapy is a safe place to unravel the anger inside! Okay, I'm done! Take care my friend!
Childhood abuse makes my blood boil! I hope you're able to release the churning bubbling anger that builds from childhood ugly mistreatments as we get older! For me, it took therapy which I recommend for everybody on the planet at some time or another in their life!!
You're so talented Daunte!
hah...we're the craziest man...
Hey daunte...how you doing buddy? Ya think it's why we have authority issues, my good friend...hmmmmm..
We learn to draw funny faces around those especially deep scars, don't we...
But i gotta tell you...when we write...boy do we ever...


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By Trevor Jackson - Esperance Star
There's a tree in my mothers back yard that is 1000 feet high. At least that's how high it used to be. Now its probably only 50 feet high, it shrank considerably as I grew, but to two nine year old boys it would seem a 1000ft. That's how old we were when my brother and I first climbed it. My mother was never the type of person to inhibit or quash any of our swashbuckling activities as youngsters. Whether it be climbing a 1000ft tree or crossing the 50 mile river, she lived on the theory of 'feed em, love em, and leave em alone'.
25 years later after first stepping up onto the lower boughs of that tree, I was sitting on the front deck of the Esperance Star with twenty grand worth of diving gear strapped to me, about to climb another tree, with a minute or two to reflect on the events that had led to me being there.
Climbing a big tree usually starts with a lot of dust kicking around the base, a few nervous looks up, walking up, walking away, some deep breaths.
In mid January this year I was fortunate enough to attend a speech given by Dr. Simon Mitchell about his remarkable life in Diving. He knew I was in the audience and was constantly referring to the fact that I was a pirate and a thieving wreck pillager, occasionally pointing an accusing finger up towards where I was sitting. This amused his captivated audience no end. After the speech Simon invited me round to his apartment for the first session of dust kicking around the base of the Centaur Dive.
Basically we'd both been planning to dive the Centaur, but logistically both plans lacked what the other could bring. We needed lots of divers, lots of gear and lots of practise. What Simon knew about gas physiology I made up for in knowing how to find the wreck. What I knew about putting together a 16 man dive crew Simon made up for in putting together a 4 hour dive plan, a symbiotic relationship at first that would later develop into firm trust and friendship. Neither of us knew if our plans would ever develop into anything more than just a couple of early middle aged bachelors talking shit over too many bottles of red wine. But the more times we got together the higher the dust would fly, and pretty soon others were around us kicking madly, looking up, sneezing and gagging at the idea, maybe we should step up the first rung and see if the base of the tree would hold us all, see if we had the climbing skills, see if our mothers would call us back down.
Our first deep dive together must have filled Simon with doubt about his selection of dive buddy. The weather the night before the dive was atrocious so yours truly had decided that because no sane man would go out and attempt the Jennifer K whilst a 30 knot gale prevailed, I should get heavily and squarely on the piss. At 6 am the next morning the phone was ringing with the Kiwi on the other end saying, "Where the hell are you?." Even on the way out I doubted the dive was on till his kiwiship kicked me in the guts whilst I was lying on the galley floor of Ocean Cat and asked , "Are you coming softcock?." I jumped up cleared my head and the dive went uneventfully. "That was 85metres, I thought to myself on the way in, another 100 and we'll have it cracked." Our feet were firmly planted at the base of the tree trunk; it was time to look about for some serious dust kickers to give us a hand up.
The one thing I noticed about that first dive off Ocean Cat, and subsequent lead up dives off boats other than my own, was that the dive was a lot easier for me than usual because I didn't have the added worry of still being responsible for the boat even whilst I was underwater. I know it sounds like a wank thing to say, but part of my mind is always on board when diving from the Esperance Star, and if we were to get anywhere near the Centaur, I'd have to be concentrating 100% whilst down there. When assembling a team to help us, this was the foremost thing on my mind; this has to be sorted properly.
You can count on one hand the number of people in this world that you can trust and rely on absolutely, and you can count on one finger the people with those attributes, plus an inherent knowledge of the boat that was to be our platform on the big day. Dr. Carl Watson was the ONLY person that could do this job. I conned him into it, it must be said he was reluctant, he reckoned he didn't know enough about tech diving, I told him he knew more than enough about the things he needed to know about. He need to be disciplined, he needed the respect of the other crew and divers, he needed to be able to kick arse and have it stay kicked, he would be in charge, would he do it? Yes he would.
We got together some of the other key players and had a big meeting, fairly loose. Simon brought along his dive plan and some documents which outlined the basic proposal from both diving and philosophical points of view. We talked at length about the role of the support divers, what gases to carry, in what amounts, how long on the bottom, what if we get lost etc. etc. As the weeks went by it became more and more apparent that we were in fact going to attempt to climb this mammoth tree, in some ways the biggest tree that had ever been climbed, by any kid. We'd got up off the ground and were still looking up, no- one was going to call us in for tea, it was time to reach higher, commit further.
Around mid April I started to get the gear together. Each of the support divers would arrange his/her own equipment but there were 12 nitrox/oxygen bottles with regs to source, rig and fill. A 200metre+ shot line would have to be designed and built, plus two spare shot lines to be deployed if the bottom divers got lost and needed to be shadowed by a pickup boat.
The bottles and regs were easy. I rang my old mate Blue Zone Bob and his reply to my request was, "as much gear as you need, no problem". This was a big call for Bob, every other person we had approached for assistance or sponsorship had kept us at very long arm lengths. Not that I blamed them. There was a very big risk in being involved in a dive like this, but Bob didn't give a shit, he would help no matter what. The tanks needed to be rigged so that they could be quickly snapped onto the shot line at the required depth once it was set. I went out to the local hardware store and bought a couple of dozen of those clips you would use on the end of your dog lead, I shackled these to the tops of the tanks and this made a very neat little connection point. The first support divers would meet us down at about 40 metres would carry two of these tanks each, they were 88cfts filled with 50/50 nitrox. If we were on open circuit they would clip the tanks to us, if we were ok and still on rebreathers they would take them up and stage them on the line at about 20 metres. We were already carrying enough open circuit gear on our persons to enable us to get up to 20 metres should the rebreathers shit themselves at the worst possible moment, so the guys meeting us at 40 was really just part of the "feel good factor", which on a dive like this was not something to be taken lightly.
As we were all pretty much first timers on a dive this deep, the shot line took a fair bit of thought. I went out and bought two 120metres coils of 16 mm rope, did a bit of rudimentary mathematics and chopped the length down to 200 metres once they were spliced together. [After we'd finished the dive we realised this was about 30 metres too long, but more on that later]. On the wreck end of the rope we shackled 15 metres of half inch chain and our specially fashioned shot weight/anchor, the "Max Factor." The 'Max Factor' was a modified G-size gas cylinder with 8 steel wings welded to it. It was open at both ends to allow it to fill with water; the wings were to act as grapples when the shot hit the bottom. The whole lot weighed in at about 180 kgs, and took some serious manhandling. The bottom 100 metres of the rope had cyalume sticks attached every 5 metres, because we learned on our 125metre lead up dive that things would be like night time on the bottom, we wanted every chance of seeing it in the dark if we got a little lost. On the surface it was a fairly standard set of floats holding the lot aloft, with loops spliced into the rope for tank attachment every 3 metres from the surface down to about 40 metres. The whole thing took two whole days to put together and sat in 44-gallon drum on the front deck.
May the 1st came. The team had planned to be ready by that date and for all intents and purposes we were. Anxiously we watched the weather. Climbing a giant tree required great weather. We had one or two false alarms, and then on May 12, I rang the team. 'Tommorow night, 8 o'clock'. Simon got there early, about 2, and we sat on the front deck quietly all afternoon drinking coffee and assembling the final items. One by one the guys showed up till at 8 o'clock, with a full compliment, we quietly slipped to sea.
It was our final night of dust kicking, our final walk up to the trunk, this time we would climb and climb to the highest and thinnest branches, they would sway and sway and we knew we'd feel giddy, and we knew the view would be a once only. Next morning I got up at about 6 am and started to steam out past Cape Moreton, setting the GPS up, nine miles to go. Some friends on another boat called, "Predator' had past us on the way out and had gone to find the site ahead of us so we didn't have to muck around trying to find it. They did a good job and as we arrived Skipper Tony slotted in ahead of us and led the ES straight to the wreck, it read 177 m on the sounder. Things got real tense for the next half an hour, I remember yelling at some of the crew at one point whilst we were about to drop the shot, something like,' get the fuck off the front deck'. Everyone was jumpy. With everyone clear I kicked the Max Factor through the side gate and she rocketed down into what was sure to be a darkened seabed. Things got even more tense, there was a fair bit of muffled laughter and a little subdued bravado. It was like goodbye at a train station, we were soldiers going to war, or backpackers flying to London, or somewhere in between. One of the girls started to cry, I made a silly joke, I felt good to have this true and loyal crew around me, it was a moment in time I will never forget. Skipper Billy Marsh took the helm of the ES; we got our gear on very matter of factly and walked out to the back deck. The tanks and cameras were clipped on to us, torches working, computers working. We walked up to the tree, and started our climb.
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Cell Phone Security
More people than ever are loving their cell phones and leaving the wires behind. But that makes cell phone security even more important.
If you are one of the estimated 75% of Americans that use smart phones whether they are an iphone, android, or other type of cell phone you could be letting people that you don't know and don't want to share your personal information with whether you want to or not.
You probably entrust your phone with all sorts of private information too. Whether it is your circle of friends, your daily whereabouts, personal photos, financial information, or the passwords to your private accounts you use your cell phone to keep you in touch with your world.
But by taking your phone into your confidence, it also means that you are also taking a lot of other people into your confidence. This includes but is not limited to everyone that makes your cell phone work including your wireless carrier, the maker of your phone, advertisers, and the people who designed your phones operating system.
Then there are all the people who write the apps that you use. This can be a major problem in your cell phone security. Many of these apps are written by advertisers that want to use the app to track your purchase patterns, interests, and/or find out about your friends.
Most apps have a privacy statement that tells you what they are going to collect and use but reading a long privacy statement on a small screen can be a problem so most people, myself included, just accept the loss of some of our privacy as a cost of using the app.
Cell Phone Security and Privacy
Having the convenience of all the tools and apps that you load on your phone can also be risky. In some ways you need to understand that you are going to make some sacrifices for the convenience of a smart phone and realize that you don't have the luxury of privacy any more.
But that doesn't mean that there aren't things that you can do for your cell phone security.
Dangers of Losing a Phone
But the danger of all these intruders multiplies if we lose a phone. More than 69% of users never bother to back up the information that they have on their cell phones. This means that its loss can mean we lose everything including videos, photos, and all sorts of important, personal information that is on the phone.
But worse than losing all this information is if a dishonest person steals or finds our phones. More than 64% of people don't use a screen lock of any type. Of the people that do use some type of security 23% used a 4 pin access code and only 13% used a longer pin, a password or some type of unlock pattern.
This means that if you are one of the 64% that use no security measure at all for you phone, as soon as a crook picks it up, your phone they can immediately access your most intimate and private information.
If you don't think that will happen remember that in the past year alone more than 7.1 Million phones were damaged, lost or stolen.
There are apps than can help you protect your phone but few people use them. There are anti-virus apps available for your phone but only 18% of smart phone users take advantage of them. There is also software that can help locate your lost or stolen phone but only 22% use them. There is even remote wipe apps that will erase all your sensitive information if you phone is lost but only 8% of people use them.
More than 39% of smart phone users use no security measures of any type to protect their data from loss or theft at all! Cell phone security is important if you want to be safe when you are using a smart phone.
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Back Up Your Phone
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Lock Your Phone
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Conclusion of Cell Phone Security
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Analytical Solution for the Loss Distribution of a Collateralized Loan under a Quadratic Gaussian Default Intensity Process
In this study, we derive an analytical solution for expected loss and the higher moment of the discounted loss distribution for a collateralized loan. To ensure nonnegative values for intensity and interest rate, we assume a quadratic Gaussian process for default intensity and discount interest rate. Correlations among default intensity, discount interest rate, and collateral value are represented by correlations among Brownian motions driving the movement of the Gaussian state variables. Given these assumptions, the expected loss or the m-th moment of the loss distribution is obtained by a time integral of an exponential quadratic form of the state variables. The coefficients of the form are derived by solving ordinary differential equations. In particular, with no correlation between default intensity and discount interest rate, the coefficients have explicit closed form solutions. We show numerical examples to analyze the effects of the correlation between default intensity and collateral value on expected loss and the standard deviation of the loss distribution.
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- Markus Leippold & Liuren Wu, 2003. "Design and Estimation of Quadratic Term Structure Models," Review of Finance, European Finance Association, vol. 7(1), pages 47-73.
- Markus Leippold & Liuren Wu, 2002. "Design and Estimation of Quadratic Term Structure Models," Finance 0207014, EconWPA.
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Apple Watch Glances – Everything About This Feature
Apple Watch Glances provide access to apps and display chunks of useful information. The Setting Glance shows Apple Watch status and enables you to turn on Now Playing Glance – for controlling playback, Do Not Disturb, Silent Mode, Airplane Mode, Heartbeat Glance, Battery Glance, Glances from key apps such as Activity, Weather, Stocks, Calendar.
Turning on Airplane Mode disconnects Apple Watch from iPhone. While on a flight, turn the cellular connection off on iPhone, and leave Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on. In this case you can use your Apple Watch with iPhone.
Apple Watch Glances
Lift your wrist, and when the watch face appears, swipe up to display the Glances screen. The default selection is the Setting Glance. To see a Glance other than the Settings Glance, swipe right until the Setting Glance appears. The Connected readout will show the Apple Watch is connected to iPhone. Below you'll see Airplane Mode, Do Not Disturb or Silent Mode icons. You can tap to toggle the icons on or off.
How to Work with Glances
Apple Watch's Glances display small amounts of useful information. They also provide easy access to apps.
- Swipe left to see the Now Playing Glance. You can use the controls to manage playback on Apple Watch or iPhone.
- Swipe left, and the Heartbeat Glance will appear. You'll see your current heart rate.
- Swipe left twice, and the Activity Glance will appear, showing the progress toward the Move goal, Exercise goal, and Stand Goal.
- Tap the Activity Glance to see the Activity app. You can swipe left to display the Move goal, the Exercise goal, the Stand goal separately.
- Click the Digital Crown, and the watch face will appear again.
How to Choose Glances and Their Order
Apple Watch comes with a default selection of Glances configured, such as the Settings Glance, the Now Playing Glance, the Heartbeat Glance. The Apple Watch app helps you to choose which Glances appear on Apple Watch, as well as the order in which the glances appear.
- Press Home on iPhone to display the Home screen.
- Tap Apple Watch to open the Apple Watch app.
- Tap My Watch to display the My Watch screen.
- Tap Glances to open the Glances screen.
- Tap the movement handle for a Glance and drag it up or down the list.
- Tap Remove in order to see the textual Remove button.
- Tap Remove and the Apple Watch app will move the Glance to the Do Not Include list.
- In the Do Not Include list, tap Add. The Apple Watch app will add the Glance to the upper list. You can drag it to a different position if needed.
You can also tap and drag a Glance from the Do Not Include list to the upper list.
A Few Apple Watch Tips
Taking a Screenshot: Both the Apple Watch (first series) and the Apple Watch Series 2 can take screenshots. To perform the operation, hold down the digital crown and the action button below it at the same time. When you take a screenshot, images are saved to your camera roll on your iPhone. If your Apple Watch has been upgraded to watchOS 3 though, this feature is not set as default. In this case to enable screenshots, you should go to the Watch companion app and from there go to General. There you'll be able to toggle Enable Screenshots on or off.
Change Text Size: If you find yourself constantly squinting at your wrist to read the Watch's notifications, you can change the text size. Go to Settings > Brightness & text size then configure to what's comfortable for you.
Ping your iPhone: Lose your iPhone? Good thing you have your Apple Watch on because it can help you find your handset. Swipe up to bring up the Control Center, look for the "Ping iPhone" button and tap to be reunited with your iPhone.
Use Picture Watch Faces: Apple Watch selects images from the Favorites folder on your iPhone by default. You can go and tag some images in iOS using the heart button you will see at the bottom. When you use the photo album watch face it will randomly select photos from the folder. You can also tap the face to cycle through images.
Reply to Emails from Your Wrist: Replying email was not possible from your Apple Watch first series., as it was restricted to just SMS messages in watchOS 1. Now, however you can easily respond to emails. You can use the pre-ordained responses if you wish, or tap the microphone to dictate replies with your voice.
Force Restart: Apple says to do this action as a last resort, so if you're left with no choice then hold the Digital Crown and side button together for 10 seconds. Just like restarting your iPhone, the Apple logo will pop up and your watch should restart.
- You can always trade in your old Apple Watch for cash at iGotOffer. We buy your used Apple Watches for top dollar! : Sell Apple's Watch.
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1. Life is full of trouble;
Fleet as foam before the wind,
Frail as water bubble,
E'en as clover,
Summer over,
Wither'd grass and stubble.
Noting time on dial,
Death with bony hand doth break
Gilt and crystal vial:
Or will shatter
Earthen platter,
Brooking no denial.
Thro' town, o'er down and dale,
Or where ocean surges,
Grim death his palfrey pale
Daily, nightly urges:
At his passing,
Knells are clashing,
Requiems and dirges.
2. Therefore, man, with harrow
Break the fallow of thine heart;
Ere death wing his arrow,
Ere thou diest,
Ere thou liest
In thy grave-bed narrow.
Now, betime discerning
Everlasting weal or woe,
Soul, to God returning,
In faith's college,
Gain true knowledge,
Wisdom worth the learning.
So need'st thou nothing fear,
Man, nor foe infernal;
But may'st at doomsday hear
From the King supernal
(Through repentance)
Joyful sentence,–
"Enter life eternal."
Author: G.R. Woodward (Job 14:1-15)
Composer: Piae Cantiones (1582)
Meter: mixed
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In this rapid age of technological advancements, a simple click in the World Wide Web can help you start an online business. If you'd ask me, I'd be interested in putting up an online cupcake store so I can share my delicious creations with my friends, family, and potential customers. But the question is, how do I market my products? More importantly, with the popularity of social media networks, how can I utilize these social media tools to boost up my business?
I'll be sharing with you the current information that I've read about managing content and harnessing social media networks for businesses.
Wait, Content Marketing?
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Yes, you heard it right. You'll need content marketing for your business. Now is the perfect time for you to brush up on the pros and cons of content marketing. The Content Marketing Institute defines content marketing as "a marketing technique of creating and distributing valuable, relevant and consistent content to attract and acquire a clearly defined audience – with the objective of driving profitable customer action."
If people dislike those who conduct direct selling, then take a new look at content marketing. Instead of "hard-selling" your products, you pitch your products or services and deliver more information to your customers that make them more intelligent in terms of making decisions. By doing this, you will be able to gain customers by always creating relevant and valuable content to change or enhance the behavior of your target consumers. The basic idea is this: if businesses deliver consistent and valuable information to customers that they need, eventually they will be more loyal and will avail of your products and services.
The Plus of Content Marketing
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Does it work? What are its advantages? Yes, it does work and it has lots of advantages for your business. It makes people more intelligent by providing them content that makes them stop, read, think and collect his thoughts and act on it. This is much better rather than providing loads of heavy information to your customers that they don't actually need. A lot of successful businesses have been incorporating content marketing strategies such as John Deere, P&G, among others.
It also generates traffic for your business' website. Content marketing will allow you to create good content that will push for higher page views and site traffic. Of course, it is better to have a good amount of people visiting your website daily, right?
Another interesting advantage of content marketing is that it allows owners to engage with their customers to make personal connections and build customer loyalty. It helps you close the deal with your customers.
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And then we proceed to one of the most important tools that you need to have: your social media platforms. In content marketing, you use either Facebook, Twitter, Google+, other preferred social media platforms to distribute links back to your brand's website. This process should not be confused with social media networks containing the content itself.
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Welcome to Pixel's Travels, a photo journal of great places to hike. Search our gallery to find destinations and trails.
Don't forget a map when you are out exploring. Our most popular maps can be found here since many of these photographs were acquired when we were GPS mapping trail.
Pixel is a Plott hound and all of his friends like to hike. That's why we call it Pixel's Travels.
05 June 23: Mammoth Cave National Park
Mammoth Cave is the longest recorded cave system in the world. The land above the cave system exhibits many karst features, such as sinkholes, emerging underground rivers, and many cave entrances. The park has many miles of trails, including a soon-to-ope
05 June 19: Pennyrile State Resort Park
The Pennyrile Nature Trail (PNT) is a 14-mile footpath that terminates in this state resort park. Recently Backpacker Magazine rated this the most difficult hiking trail in Kentucky. The trail is slightly difficult because it is needlessly twisty and litt
05 June 11-12: Sheltowee Trace, Laurel County
A web of quadtrack and jeep trails make up this section of the Sheltowee. From the head of Big Dog Fork to Highway 80 is runnable by dirt bike and, except for a few portions, atv. Itinerary: Kentucky Highway 192 at Laurel Lake to Highway 80 via Ponder
05 May 27-30: Sheltowee Trace, Big South Fork
Pixel really showed his mettle on this 50-miler in the Big South Fork with a 10lb dog pack. Despite the heat, a long, waterless ridge segment, and raw, sore paws, he never winced and was always, "Forward! Look at that! What more can I do!?" I gu
05 May 21: New River Gorge, Bridge, Kaymor
The New River is the only river the cuts through the ridge and valley province of the Appalachian mountains. Since the river existed prior to the uplift of the Appalachians, it created a 1,000 feet deep canyon bisecting the Appalachian chain. Look on this
05 May 15: Cave Run Lake Knob Hopping Geocache
A good wilderness geocache is remote, difficult, and requires good navigation skills. This geocache has all these and weeds the wannabes from the Daniel (or Rebecca) Boone types. If you want 6-8 hours of up-and-down backwoods buccaneering start here: UTM:
05 May 13: Red River Gorge Rough Trail, Gray's Arch
Gray's Arch is one of the well-known features in the Red River Gorge. The 10-mile Rough Trail loop is a great beginner's loop for backpacking. While it is busy on holiday weekends, through the week you may own this loop all to yourself.
May: Town Branch Trail
10: A photo journal of Town Branch Trail's Phase I development. A physical awakening.
05 April 23-24: First Frontier Driving Tour
The First Frontier Driving Tour visits: Union College, Bell County Courthouse Square, Cumberland Gap National Historical Park, Pinnacle Overlook, Abraham Lincoln Library & Museum, Pine Mountain State Resort Park, Harlan County Courthouse Square, Kingd
05 April 17-18: Beaver Creek Wilderness, Blue Heron
Beaver Creek Wilderness Area, one of two in Kentucky, has a loop hike to the Three Forks of the Beaver Overlook and down to stream level. Remote with not much trail at bottom, but there is a nice camp. Blue Heron Loop at the Big South Fork to the Kentuky
05 April 9-10: Laurel Lake and the mouth of the Rockcastle River
Camped first night near White Oak campground at Laurel Lake. Hiked Cold Rock School Trail then the Corps of Engineers Laurel Lake dam and spillway trail. Camped at Bee Rock and visited the Sublimity Bridge Overlook for sunset. Hiked the loop around the mo
05 March 26: Sheltowee Trace south of I75 to Hawk's Creek Bridge
The trailhead at Sheltowee Trace mile 160 lists prohibitied vehicles. Because this is a county road any street legal vehicle can drive its length. Due to erosion of topsoil into the Rockcastle River, this playground has problematic impacts on the local en
05 March 24: Iroquois Park, Louisville, KY
Iroquois Park is an Olmsted park and offers some of the best views in Louisville. The perimeter trails are the longest unbroken woodland trails in Louisville.
05 March 18-19: Mt. Rogers and Radford University campus, VA
This trip is comprised of two journeys. The fist day is an exploration of Radford University's campus with a focus on outdoor sculpture. This small university has a top-notch arborist. Every tree seems well-tended and nurtured to make a stunning campus ev
05 March 11: Gate Post Hill Arch, Sheltowee, at Cave Run
A bland winter day. This loop is about 8 miles from the furnace, then to the Furnace Arch, and then the gravel road back to the hardtop. A map makes it simple, plus you get a chance to bush-whack up to Gate Post Hill and *hump* the impressive arch....and
05 February 26: Red River Gorge
Winter hike from ridge to creek and back.
05 February 19-20: Cumberland Falls to Laurel Lake
Tucked in the Cumberland River valley, the Sheltowee Trace passes numerous waterfalls and secluded ravines where hemlock and rhododendron grow profusely. Such examples are Devil's Creek, Dog Slaughter Falls, and Bear Camp Creek falls. BTW, the bridge acro
05 February 5: Siltstone Trail, Jefferson Co. Memorial Forest
A fleeting, mercurial taste of mountains...that's the quicksilver feeling you get on the Siltstone Trail. I am sure any kid with imagination will see these knobs of nearly 400-ft (of vertical relief) as cold and forbidding summits. Unlike eastern Kentucky
05 January 30: Kentucky Trail, Big South Fork
The northern terminus of the Kentucky Trail intersects the Sheltowee Trace on Wilson Ridge (above Yamacraw Bridge) in the Big South Fork. This 12.5 mile segment (of a total of 28 miles) bypasses the Blue Heron interpretive area. The bridge that crosses th
05 January 29: Cave Run Lake, Big Limestone, Lakeview
Trails above the Morehead District (Cave Run Lake) visitor center snake around some of the tallest knobs in the northern section of the Daniel Boone NF. Big Limestone is 4.5 miles on trail north of the visitor center and has about 750 feet of vertical rel
05 January 23: Indiana University, Bloomington town, Brown County SRP
Bloomington, Indiana, famous for abundant, fine-grained limestone quarries and hard-nosed cutters, men who harvested that limestone, is a true granola oasis in the rural woodlands of southern Indiana. This village-city is flanked by Hoosier National Fores
05 January 9: McConnell Loop in JCMF & Love'n the Hills
The McConnell Loop in Jefferson County Memorial Forest is an aerobic 5.5 miles. At night the glow of Louisville's skyline floods the knobby crests of the trail. This trail is about a 1/6 of the ultra run that starts at the Horine on Valentine's Day. Do
05 January 8: Clifty Wilderness, Copperas, Doorish Wall, Osborne Bend Loop
Osborne Bend Loop Trail (240) is the longest loop in the Clifty Wilderness. At approximately 7 miles, parts of the trail are well-used by ATV and off-road vehicles, despite the federal law against such use. Copperas canoe launch is the trailhead for both
Blast from the Past. 1991.
Nostalgia. A pinhole camera shot of Kentucky's largest tuberculosis sanitorium, outdoor sculptures on two college campuses, and still lifes in alternative photographic processes. Pop the cork. 1991.
January 1, 2005: Coldstream Park, Fayette County
Coldstream Park is the largest greenspace park in Lexington's urban area. It's also a working scientific farm operated by the University of Kentucky. And also a research industrial park. Interstate 64/75 bisect the property and provides the ambient sound.
04 December 27: Cherokee Park, Louisville, KY.
Cherokee Park is Louisville's premier urban park. I visited a few days after the massive xmas-eve winter storm. The 6-inch ice-sleet-and-snow pack offered some great sledding down this park's Great Hill. Prostrating collisions occurred, but happily Pixel
04 December 26: Cherokee Park, Louisville, KY.
Cherokee Park is an Olmsted Park. It was so cold that night that I lost battery power for the camera. I think it was around 10-degress F. We walked much of the Bardstown Road nightlife corridor, but have no pictures to prove it.
04 December 16: Louisville's Iroquois Park & Downtown Night Street Level
Louisville's Iroquois Park is one of a triad of Olmsted Parks that today anchor the city's urban core. Built over a century ago, these three parks (Shawnee west, Iroquois south, and Cherokee east) were located on Louisville's outskirts, were connected by
04 December 5: Tour of Lexington's Downtown Parking Towers
While parking towers are banal objects in city life, they offer unique views of the cityscape. To access the city 'big-sky', you must ascend 50-100 foot stacks of concrete illuminated in harsh, artificial light. Of course you can drive to the top, but wal
04 December 3-4: Rock Creek Loop at Big South Fork
Rock Creek Loop, a 10-mile hiking-only loop, crosses through 3 management areas; The Big South Fork, Pickett State Park, and The Daniel Boone National Forest. Rock Creek is one of Kentucky's longest trout streams and is designated a Kentucky Wild River. H
04 November 15: Town Branch Trail Groundbreaking
Town Branch Trail is a proposed pedestrian greenway starting in downtown Lexington and follows the historic Town Branch to Masterson Station Park. On November 15, Town Branch Trail, Inc broke ground on the Phase I of the trail. Both Phase I and II of the
04 November 14: Bear Creek Loop, Split Bow Arch, Bear Creek OV, Big South Fork
Bear Creek Overlook is a spectacular overlook in the Big South Fork. It is not directly off the hardtop as most OVs are... so you can expect less frustration with crowds. The Bear Creek loop is a great double-track trail when dry, but not a good visit whe
04 November 13: Power Loop Hike in the Red River Gorge
The Power Loop Hike...need I explain more? This favorite 9.25 mile loop has 4 'ups' or creek-to-ridge ascents, which is 1800 feet of cumulative 'up' elevation change. If you finish it in 4 hours, you're walking good; in 3 hours you're marching; and in 2 h
04 November 5-7: Pickett State Park, Hidden Passage, Sheltowee, Twin Arches, Hazard Cave
Many of the handsome sandstone structures you'll find in Pickett State Park were built in 1930's. Like many state parks, the Civilian Conservation Corps provided trail improvements and generally beautified the park for a growing class of weekend automobil
04 October 31: Clear Creek, Furnace Arch, Carrington Rock, Sheltowee at Cave Run
In the mid-1800's, an iron furnace operated on the banks of Clear Creek. Woodchoppers cut 35 cords of wood per day to produce charcoal for the furnace. Miners dug 12 tons of iron ore and 5 tons of limestone per day, all from the Licking River valley. The
04 October 22-24: Devil's Rapids, Blue Bend, Dog Slaughter Falls, Cumberland Falls, Moonbow Trail
The Cumberland River is one of Kentucky's scenic rivers. From high up Black mountain in Harlan County, the waters eventually flow through Cumberland Falls, then on to Nashville and into the Ohio River just upstream from Paducah. The state designates the s
04 October 17: Princess Falls, Lick Creek Falls, Kroger Arch, Sheltowee Trace, Yamacraw Bridge
Princess Falls is an appropriate name for this petite but royal fall of water. Since it is more to human scale, it invites a visitor to lounge and refresh as the stranded islanders did in Blue Lagoon. This area is definitely not tropical, but up Lick Cree
04 October 14: Pinch Em Tight and Sheltowee
One of the more popular destinations in the Red River Gorge, since the trailhead is about 10 minutes from an interstate. Foot traffic only with great views. Good for trail running since the popularity of use has created hardpacked surface trails. Tree fol
04 October 10-11: Great Meadows, Peters Mountain, John Muir OV, Rock Creek at Big South Fork
The Big South Fork is a study in the cyclical progression of a landscape. 200 hundred years ago, pioneer families came across Cumberland Gap and settled these narrow valleys. They lived in self-sufficient communities and the No Business Creek community is
04 October 2 to 3: Station Camp, Big Island, John Muir, Indian Dome, Bronco OV at Big South Fork
Station Camp & Big Island crossings are natural fords for the Big South Fork where islands of alluvial deposits (sand, gravel, cobble, and mussel shells) create a broad shoal. Coal is found abundantly on the islands as smooth, black cobble. Recent flo
04 September 30: Sky High Knob Hopping at Cave Run Geocache
UTM: 17S E 277817 N 4218195 NAD83. That's the coordinates for the first cache in Sky High Knob Hopping at Cave Run, which is a multi-cache. This photo album shows photographic clues, but in reverse order since I know how to do it backwards! Although this
04 September 25: Urban Challenge in Lexington
At 6:30 a.m. on a fall Saturday, the Martin Luther King Neigborhood Association (my neighborhood) started the first-annual Verizon Wireless Urban Challenge. We had almost 100 teams compete to be the first to photograph 12 checkpoints in the city's urban c
04 September 19: Blue Heron Loop, Devil's Jump, and Catawba Overlook, McCreary County, KY
Blue Heron, or Mine 18, is a restored mining community that was built by the Stearns Coal and Lumber Company in 1937 on the banks of the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River. The mine was closed in 1962. In the late 1980's, the National Park Service res
04 September 20: Late summer views from Auxier Ridge, Powell County, KY
Auxier Ridge is a narrow, sandstone ridge above the Red River that yields many big sky overlooks. From the end of the ridge, you can see Courthouse Rock, a monolithic column or nipple of sandstone and Double Arch, an arch that has eroded into two distinc
04 September 12: Yahoo Falls & Arch, Negro Creek, Cotton Patch, & Sheltowee Trace on BSF
Cumberland Falls was visited first for contrast: an impressive 60-foot plunge. Yahoo Falls, about 20 miles southwest, has a sub-fraction of the water volume falling over, but you can crane over the fall's lip and peer 110-feet to certain death. I noticed
04 September 11: Hazel Patch, Camp Wildcat, & the Sheltowee Trace, Rockcastle County, Kentucky
Hazel Patch is a historic village settled in 1775 on a Rockcastle River tributary and today is accessible from I-75 (exit 49). The Wilderness Road, a pioneer route through the Appalachians, here spawned two new routes into the Bluegrass: Boone's Trace (no
04 September 4: My Cousin Ashley's Wedding
I love my cousin! Toast Ashley and Brad so that they live a long and prosperous life!
04 August 22: Bee Rock Recreation Area, DBNF, Laurel County, Kentucky
This site was once an antebellum resort named Sublimity Springs, a malaria-free summer retreat for wealthy southern plantation owners. Located on the Rockcastle River with about 12 miles of hiking and access to the Sheltowee Trace.
04 August 21: Mt. Olive to Heidelburg, Shetlowee Trace, Lee County, Kentucky
Heildelburg, once a stop on the L&N and major sawmill, is a sleepy village located on the banks of the Kentucky River. Settled in 1799 by Jospeh Brandenburg and named in honor of his German home town. The Sheltowee Trace crosses the Kentucky River her
04 Natural Arch and the Great Gulf Recreation Areas, DBNF. August 15, 2004
The Natural Arch Recreation Area is a great picnic destination. 6-mile loop hike out to the arch nullifies the fried chicken and rhubarb pie you will soon afterward consume. The Great Gulf is a perpendicular fracture along a narrow ridge that has weath
04 August 14: Mckee and Turkey Foot Recreation Area, DBNF, Jackson County, Kentucky
McKee is the county seat of Jackson County and was founded in 1858. It is one of the smallest county seats in Kentucky with a population of about 800 people. It was logging community that grew with the first railroad into the area in 1915. Turkey Foot
04 Caney Loop, Cave Run Lake, DBNF. August 8, 2004
The ever popular 9-mile Caney Loop. Although equestrian use has made for a slobbery, muddy, and difficult slog, today was a great ride. After (and during) spring rains, equestrians have riden this trail and destroyed it. Horses are basically 1-hp 4-pisto
Plott Days, Perry County Coon Club, Indiana. August 7, 2004
The Plott Hound (Pixel's breed) is a special dog. Herr Plott came from Germany in the late 18th century to North Carolina. He hunted boar in Germany, but with boar not native to the Americas, he turned his dogs to bear.... and so grew the Plott Hound.
Father's Farm, Houston County, Tennessee. July 21, 2004
04 July 15: Cave Run Lake, Sheltowee Trace and Hog Pen trail Menifee County, Kentucky
04 July 4: A few shots around town
04 July 1: Gladie to Corner Ridge, Sheltowee Trace, Menifee & Wolfe County, Kentucky
04 June 27: After the Flood on the Rough Trail, Wolfe County, Kentucky
04 June 26: Ditney Ridge, Morgan County, Kentucky
04 June 19: Gladie Welcome Center and Wildcat Wall, Wolfe County, Kentucky
04 June 10-13, Inland North Carolina, Goldsboro & Pilot Mountain
04 May 29: Red River Gorge Climbers' Coalition DerbyFest, Wolfe County, Kentucky
04 May 31: Pine Mountain State Resort Park, Bell County, Kentucky
04 May 23: Coldstream Park, Fayette County, Kentucky
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Experts believe that an array of mindless mercenary policies, burgeoning corruption, and Government's apathy are the major factors responsible for this decline. It is feared that this "minority" group will soon be extinct if special attention (and largesse) is not provided to it.
Giving the matter prime importance (as it is given to do for most "issues"), the HRD ministry suo moto (without being goaded prompted by the Supreme Court, for a change) decided to include the "Indophiles (of Indian origin)" in the Minority List. Indophiles, like all other minority groups, will now be eligible for ten percent quota at all Government institutions, with a special preference for promotions. The private sector has also been asked to reserve seven percent seats in their organisations/institutions exclusively for the Indophiles. Taking it a step further, the Indophiles will now also receive a fifteen percent reservation in the Indian Cricket team and Defence forces— "a first-of-its-kind initiative to promote Indian values among the decadent young Indians", as told by the ministry spokesperson.
- Should be so loyal to the government's policies, that the person is a Kasabophile before being an Indophile.
- Should be a citizen of India. "Half-Indians" will not be considered, whether Katrina Kaif or Rahul Gandhi.
- Must have the ability to distinguish the Indian National Flag from the Italian flag.
- Should be forever earnest to burn/beat/boycott anyone/anything mortal or not, living or otherwise in the name of protecting Indian culture.
- Should not be able to elaborate or even enumerate the work done by Honourable President Smt. Pratibha Devisingh Patil.
- Should readily be able to blame Pakistan for everything ranging from Global Warming to Rakhi ka Swayamwar.
- Should have a certified phobia of standing in queues.
- Should have at time of application attained at least Braindead-Believer status in the Holy Order of Cricket Heroes (HOOCH) Cult, particularly in the Sri Sri Sachin Tendulkar's Divine Powers Sect.
- Should have an "I Love India" Tattoo, anywhere above the waist.
- Should have watched Gadar, LOC, Maa Tujhe Salaam, and Border. Attested copies of all hall tickets will be required for the same.
- Should be a fan of Manoj Kumar and should be able to produce legal documents supporting the same.
- Should attack with stones the homes of as many cricketers as possible after a World Cup loss, and should declare them Indophobic (India-haters).
- Most importantly, should be a regular viewer of India TV—the TV channel named in the honour of India and which has full support of the Information and Broadcasting Ministry.
The list consists of an exhaustive fifty points in all. It is believed the final draft regarding the prerequisites and procedure for registering as an Indophile should be out one week before the Assembly elections.
The proposal has been welcomed by everyone alike. The main opposition party NDA expressed its pleasure at the report. L. K. Advani said, "This is a welcome step and will be helpful in enhancing the spirit of patriotism and in protecting our pious, pristine Bhartiya Sanskriti. We however feel that this should have been done years ago. Even now the proposal has come from the HRD and not PMO; I reiterate that the Prime Minister is impotent."
Though the Government's intentions appear to be honest, it remains to be seen how fruitful this step proves towards saving our apparently dying culture. With experts fearing it being too little, too late, and authorities portraying fervent sanguinity, it will be interesting to see how things turn out for India, after the Bill is finally implemented. One can only hope that this quota will be implemented in its rightful spirit and every step will be taken to ensure that only genuine Indophiles benefit from it.


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Save the dates for the 2016 Festival. July 14 – August 7.
We will announce the full details of the 2016 Festival in April.
The 2015 Festival was a tremendous success, thank you to everyone who attended and supported our 10th Anniversary. We celebrated the great composers of the Americas, European composers who sojourned in the Americas, and those attracted to the New World – the open-hearted spirit, unfettered opportunities, freedom from oppression, and wide-open spaces that inspired new musical forms and traditions in the 20th Century.
Relive the 2015 Festival in our photo gallery.