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Fr. Mark D. Stuart
If people would have been asked in 1968 which nation would dominate the world in watch making during the 1990's and into the 21st century, the answer would have been without question: Switzerland.
Why? Because Switzerland had dominated the world of watch making for the previous 60 years. The Swiss made the best watches in the world and were committed to constant refinement of their expertise. It was the Swiss who came up with the minute hand and the second hand.
They led the world in discovering better ways to manufacture the gears, bearings, and mainsprings of watches. They even led the way in waterproofing techniques and self-winding models…remember, "it takes a licking and keeps on ticking…"
By 1968, the Swiss made 65 % of all watches sold in the world and laid claim to 90 % of the profits. By 1980, however, a mere 12 years later, they controlled less than 10 % of the world market. Between 1979 and 1981, 50,000 of the 62,000 Swiss watchmakers lost their jobs.
Why? Quite simply because the Swiss had refused to consider a new development – the Quartz movement, ironically, first invented by a Swiss. Because it had no main-spring or knob it was rejected. It was just too much of a paradigm shift for them to embrace. Seiko, on the other hand, accepted it and along with a few other companies, became the leader in the watch industry.
The lesson of the Swiss watchmakers is profound. Their past which was so secure, led them to reject new developments to their ultimate undoing. Our lesson from Acts relates a powerful paradigm shift in the people of God, the mighty and miraculous activities that accompanied the descent of the Holy Spirit on the apostles. We hear of unfamiliar new experiences like tongues of fire resting on those present and speaking somehow with the ability of those of many languages to understand. The entire book of Acts tells of the new Church growing by the paradigm-shifting manifestations of the Holy Spirit.
Can you envision the disciples there pondering the recent events of Jesus' death, resurrection, and ascension; yet still living in their old mindset, not wanting to move too fast. Then comes a "mighty" or "violent" Wind, the Holy Spirit, and shakes them up in ways they never could have imagined. And the Holy Spirit does this immediately; there is no waiting, no waffling.
As a young child born in the "tornado alley" of Kansas, I was not very fond of the storms rolling off the prairies with their mighty winds. When they would start up and crescendo, I would become afraid that they would destroy the house, or maybe pick it up and carry it away, like Dorothy in "The Wizard of Oz." Although we never actually went through a cyclone, I remember seeing the vigilant anxiety in my parents whenever we would experience a tornado watch, or worse yet, a warning.
And when one touched down not too far from us, I remember seeing the terrifying results.
So, I guess that when we call the Holy Spirit a mighty Wind means that the experience of God is not always going to me nice and neat, orderly, or proper; as we tend to define those terms as well-bred Anglicans. In fact, God's Spirit can be scary and definitely paradigm-shifting.
The Feast of Pentecost is the Feast of the Catholicity of the Church, the feast of its wholeness, its universality, its completeness. It is the feast of the renewal of the whole human race and of creation itself. For the history of the human race is the story of the Tower of Babel. It is the story of confusion of voices, misunderstanding, war, bloodshed, racial, social, gender, class strife and struggle.
Babel meant the effort of humans to try to reach heaven without God, acting like they were self-sufficient.
In our lesson from Acts we hear of the undoing of Babel, of the tongues of fire to silence the Babel of our past, of the renewal of the unity of the human race. Luke tells us that a wide spectrum of races and languages were united to hear and proclaim the mighty acts of God. The meaning of Pentecost is that Babel is over; that God, knowing we can never build towers to heaven, has come to us.
I have been as guilty as others in calling Pentecost the "birthday of the Church" when in reality it more aptly deserves to be called the "baptism of the Church." God comes to us in His Son and says, "If anyone is thirsty, let them come to me and drink." And John the evangelist adds: "This He said about the Spirit, which those who believe in Him were to receive." Paul in his first letter to Corinth says: "For by one Spirit we were all baptized into one body, and all were made to drink one Spirit."
In mediocre broad church western Christendom one rarely likes to get wet with one's religion and prefers perfumes and colognes to holy water. Here at St. Thomas we aren't afraid of getting wet with our worship: we have holy water stoops at the doors and begin each High Mass with the Asperges ( or Vidi Aquam in Easter season) as a reminder of our baptism. Those of us recently on pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham drank from the holy well there, where we were promised "strange and marvelous things." The gastro-intestinal distress Fr. Davies and I experienced the next day became the cause of much teasing for the rest of the trip; both of us being accused of over-indulging our enthusiasm for Our Lady's miraculous waters!
The Pentecost experience is much more than just a breeze… it is a mighty wind… and it is much more than just a sprinkling… it is a flood! The signs and symbols of Pentecost come to us in a flood indeed! Wind, fire, fluent speech, water, new identity, boldness, and courage. It is a party where everyone gets a gift and a party to which everyone must bring the very spirit of the gift that they have been given.
Paul reminds us that there are varieties of gifts, but the same spirit to build the community of faith. "Where's mine?" is the motto of the grabbers of our culture… but again Paul reminds us that "to each is given the manifestation of the Spirit for the common good." Paul addresses the Corinthian Church, which has become divided by the selfish exaltation of some "gifted" people over others. A friend of mine used to say, "God gave everybody something. Sometimes it's only good looks and a great body." Paul reminds the Corinthians, and us, that no matter what our gifts, they are not to make ourselves rich, famous, or self-important.
Scripture and Catholic tradition tell us that the teaching authority of the Church belongs to the Holy Spirit; not to a "magisterium" of centralized exclusive clerical power, as Cardinal Ratzinger would have us believe. This by no means validates the notion of some free church theologies of the "priesthood of all believers" either. The Pentecost experience is not just historical, nor purely individual, nor relegated to a few elect; but is a present occurring event, baptizing the community of faith into ever new experiences of God.
Remember the Swiss and the paradigm shift they would not accept to the eventual undoing of their famous and successful watch making industry? The disciples likewise had to accept a paradigm shift with their baptism as a new people of God through the Pentecost experience. And through the centuries the faith community has been challenged to accept paradigm shifts.
The Anglican Communion is currently struggling with that again. Bishop Gene Robinson said about his own election, ratification by General Convention, and consecration, that "God is doing a new thing." Some embrace that "new thing" with joy and enthusiasm; others reject it as just too secular and politically correct, or even "sinful" because they alone possess knowledge of God's Spirit; or the middle-of-the-roaders opt for a "don't move so fast" stance. To be sure, the power of the Holy Spirit can be frightening but God sends it anyway to lead us into truth, like a mighty wind, whether we are ready or not.
London businessman Lindsay Clegg told the story of a warehouse property he was selling. The building had been empty for months and needed repairs. Vandals had damaged the doors, smashed the windows, and strewn trash around the interior. As he showed a prospective buyer the property, Clegg took pains to say that he would replace the broken windows, bring in a crew to correct any structural damage, and clean out the garbage.
"Forget about the repairs," the buyer said. "When I buy this place, I'm going to build something completely different. I don't want the building; I want the site."
Compared with the renovation God has in mind, our efforts to improve our own lives are as trivial as sweeping a warehouse slated for the wrecking ball. When we become God's, the old life is over ( as Paul reminds the Corinthians.) God makes all things new. All he wants is the site and the permission to build.
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I'm using Sagelight for a long time now and I find it an amazing image editor, you can do magic with light. It still sells for 39,95 Dollar, lifetime license & multiple PC in household.
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I'm using Sagelight for a long time now and I find it an amazing image editor, you can do magic with light. It still sells for 39,95 Dollar, lifetime license & multiple PC in household.
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Sagelight is a premier image editor with advanced features.
While the linux community is constantly growing, Sagelight only sticks to Windows.
So, I can see a better future for LZ.
Old thread, I know, but followed the link (offer expired, duh) and was reading some about their noise reduction.
Seems intriguing. Has anyone tried/does anyone use this feature who could offer a comment or two about how effective it is?
Very curious, as my camera, (Sony A700) does a great job at most things, high ISO is not one of them.
During the holiday weekend, I was asked by my daughter to shoot photos of her baby shower (my 2nd grandchild - yeehaw!).
There was enough light to get good hand-held shots with my camera's anti-shake engaged as long as I stuck to cakes, destert trays, etc., but not enough to stop the action of all the ambitious, boisterous young adults in attendance.
Y'all know the compromises, add a strobe and deal with inevitable shadows that result (sure, you can minimize them, but there is no way to avoid them completely), or crank up the ISO to stop motion and deal with the noise.
I could get a new camera (I know newer models offer much lower noise and higher ISO's than mine), but I cannot really justify that.
If Sagelight (or something similar) can actually do the job, that would be great.
As a Linux proponent, I am disappointed to see that it is Windows only, but that would not be a deal breaker for me.
Comments would be appreciated.
I use Sagelight, as well as other editors, and I would say that the Noise Reduction element is quite superb and superior to what you get with other programs.
There's one guy on the sagelight forums that say's he managed to get it running under wine on a Fedora box, but I could never get it running for more that a few seconds on my Debian based box. But then, I'm not exactly a geek. Rob (Mr. Sagelight) was interested in Linux at one time but I think is attention is now fully focused on the new UI.
I'm impressed enough with it to run win7 on a VM just to use it, but since then I've also installed Photoninja and Lightroom. (Get's expensive running windows!)
I think the $40 offer is still valid, Rob has been having some trouble with PayPal at the moment so I would expect this to be sorted out shortly.
I loaded Sagelight via Wine and also via my Crossover (wine). Straight Wine give me hassles, as I seem not to be able to invoke subsequent instances of the application without executing yet again the installation file.
Crossover lets me restart the program normally, but neither route allows me to really use the application. Inevitably, it freezes during routine functions, and I have to "xkill" it to regain control of my system.
So, contrary to what is claimed in the promotional online blurbs, I have to assume that it really does not run in Linux (have to say that this is the first time I've seen a software offering claiming to run in Linux when it really only runs via Wine, if at all).
More significantly, I fired up the application in Windows Pro7 and found that marginally noisy RAW images appear grossly more noisly when opened in this application. I can use the sliders to bring the noise levels back down, but when I feed the application a really noisey photo, it struggles as mightlly as any other application I might invoke to deal with the issue.
I am always inrtrigued by new software offering, especially upstart, independent offerings from sources that purport to buck the "big few" trend. But, given my underwhelming experience with this offering coupled with the troubling evidence of non-responsiveness of the developer on his own website, I will adopt a wait and see posture with respect to purchasing it. I don't really need another RAW developer, but could use (and was most interested in) the noise reduction features that this software seemed to offer. Having given it a test run, I'm not convinced that it can really improve my photos. Your mileage may vary.
Hi Caruso,
I cannot comment on the Linux issues but what you have written makes sense as an observation.
As for the application - somewhere amongst the information I'm sure I read that they see it as a Photo File Manager (a DAM of some sort I suppose) that also has an editor in it because that seems to be expected in the marketplace.
I may have misunderstood (or misremembered) that part but I decided that right now I don't have time to look at it to any depth. Maybe that will change in a week or two. However as I use Windows and there is a wide choice ... I may wait for the comments from others before doing anything.
Sagelight is not a Photo File Manager, but it is a superb image editor. I run in W7 so cannot comment on it's problems with Linux. As far as noise reduction, it works very well. You have to understand how it works for full appreciation. I also use Topaz DeNoise and I think it runs as well. You have to understand that Sagelight does not antialias and therefore you see more noise than in other editors/RAW converters. At 100% view, this is not an issue.
Hello Den,
I rediscovered Sagelight few days ago while searching for maniuplation of curves in HSL colour space.
I have ended up trying it again and, as in the past, I love using it (it still has some tool that I cannot find anywhere else!)... BUT... as in the past I am facing some colour management issue (colours in Sagelight do not match what other softwares show).
I am not sure this is the right place to ask such question but the old Sagelight forum is gone, and using web archive, I understand you could be the one that has the good knowledge to help me :)
Do you know how colour management is done in Sageligh? Is there a trick to ensure colours displayed by Sagelight are correct? (I have a calibrated monitor)
Thank you in advance for your help!
Kind regards
Glad you clarified that Den. It still remains a mystery to me why Sagelight has not become a prime editor. All you need is Lightzone and Sagelight for the majority of shots. Sagelight is handy for those plug-ins you already have and feel are necessary.
Ive been trying to purchase sagelight image editor for weeks and their website says pay-pal is not working. Sent Rob numerous e-mails with no response. My trial version has expired right in the middle of some important editing. Any suggestions on where i might be able to purchase this program.
You may be out of luck, at least for the time being.
Den, who helped new users register their Sagelight copy, no longer provides that service. The Sagelight forum appears to be dead. All old forum messages disappeared weeks ago. The forum appears functional though, a few "is it all over now?" kind of messages have been posted recently.
I see similarities in Lightzone and Sagelight, or rather in the creators Fabio R. and Rob N. in the sense that their software product grew to become hard to manage with limited resources. Lightzone was abandoned, but it was rescued in the form of this open source project. The Sagelight programmer (Rob) has been absent from his web/blog and forum for quite some time, but he may indeed be back.
Odd S.
Well thanks for the response. I was afraid of that. I messed around with probably 25 to 30 image editors before sagelight and was hooked from day one. What a great program. Rob must be MIA because he doesn't respond to any e-mails and i've sent him many. I guess I'll just keep an eye on his website and hopefully one day the program will be back on the market....
Like many others, when I discovered Sagelight 3-4 years ago, I immediately became hooked on the quality of the RAW conversions - not to mention all of the features. So I gambled and paid the $39.95 to get it. But nothing since has occurred - nada - and this is where the let down came into play. Had energy been devoted to furthering this wonderful program, it could have truly become a giant killer. I still have it installed on my system, but with the wealth of cameras released over the past several years, it does me no good now.
Oh well - how nice it could be if just like Lightzone (which now seems like it's no longer being updated), somehow Sagelight could be adopted by this site and furthered via open source.
Nice to see you here again. We are going to be updating, it's just that those of us involved in that have a lot on our plates just now personally. I know I'm busier than i have been in a couple of decades...
Hello, please send me a way to register Sagelight that is not online.
My number is not run.
Best regards.
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> Hi.
> Thanks for buying Sagelight Image Editor.
> Your registration ID is **********************
> You can download the latest version (4.0 was just release) package from www.sagelighteditor.com/LatestUpdate.exe. This version qualifies for all Version 4 updates.
> When running Sagelight, select Sagelight->Enter Registration Code, and then you can paste this number into the box that comes up. Sagelight will verify this number online just once, and no other information is sent but the transaction ID. If you prefer a way to register Sagelight that is not online, please just let me know and I will send other instructions.
> Thanks again for the purchase, and please feel free to send comments or suggestions, as I'm always working to make Sagelight more useful!
> Rob


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For Immediate Release: June 2, 2009
Media Contact: Percy Della - 916-654-4989
Final staff assessment released for the Avenal Energy project
SACRAMENTO -- The staff of the California Energy Commission is recommending approval of the planned Avenal Energy project in Kings County.
In its final staff assessment (FSA), Commission staff said the 600-megawatt facility conforms to all laws, ordinances, regulations and standards (LORS). With the effective implementation of the proposed conditions of certification, the plant can be constructed and operated safely and reliably, said the document.
The Avenal Energy project will be constructed on an agricultural site rezoned for industrial uses. The FSA said all biological, soil, water and agricultural impacts have been fully mitigated to a less than significant level, not only for the project site but also for the construction laydown areas.
Avenal Energy's interconnection to the grid follows all LORS and its use of dry cooling technology coupled with a Zero Liquid Discharge system will decrease water use by over 97% from its original design of evaporative cooling.
The FSA said the project has complied with the rules and requirements of the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District and has identified sufficient emission reduction credits.
The proposed facility was also evaluated for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions consistent with a recent Energy Commission Order Instituting Informational proceeding which provided guidance for fulfilling its California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) responsibilities for power plant siting projects. It is expected that the California Air Resources Board will develop regulations requiring mitigation of power plant GHG emissions in the future.
The FSA is not a decision or proposed decision on Avenal Energy. The document represents the Energy Commission staff's thorough and independent assessment of the project's potential impacts on the environment, public health and safety and its compliance with all LORS including those that would apply to the project under the Commission's exclusive licensing jurisdiction. The FSA provides the detailed environmental impact assessment required by CEQA.
The document will serve as staff's testimony at an evidentiary hearing currently scheduled for July 7, 2009 by the hearing officer and the committee of two commissioners reviewing this case.
Project owner Avenal Power Center, LLC of Houston, Texas plans to develop the Avenal Energy project on 34 acres of a 148-acre site zoned for industrial use just south of the Fresno County line and two miles east of Interstate 5. The proposed project is six miles from the City of Avenal's residential and commercial districts.
If licensed by the Energy Commission, the $530-million power facility will begin construction in April 2010, with initial startup in October 2011 and full commercial operation by June 2012.
More information on the Avenal Energy project is available on the Energy Commission website at:
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In the arts, humanities and design, public scholarship can be described as a practice of citizenship. Academic scholars gain an opportunity to engage in new cultural and creative work going on in communities across the country. In addition, the collaborative work that underlies public scholarship is a key strategy for bridging the gap between universities and publics who have felt distanced from the intellectual work taking place in institutions of higher education. Arts of Citizenship is the University of Michigan's network of faculty, staff, and students invested in community partnerships and democratic engagement through the art and humanities.
performing arts and activism
The October 20th Friday Arts of Citizenship Breakfast, "Performing Arts and Activism" is oriented primarily towards students who are interested in integrating the arts into their community-building and social change work. Faculty from the Community Theater Program in the Residential College have invited Norma Bowles, Artistic Director of Fringe Benefits, a nonprofit educational theater company based in Los Angeles, to facilitate a workshop for students and faculty from across the university. The workshop will explore how to use theater to creatively engage, educate and mobilize people in addressing the social and economic issues they face in their communities.
The Community Theater Collaborative at the Residential College will offer an all-day follow-up workshop on Saturday, October 21 for undergraduate and graduate students interested in a more in-depth, experiential exercise in community-based collaborative theater. To learn more about the RC CTC: http://www-personal.umich.edu/~becaif/root/index.html.
developing an engagement requirement in the school of art and design
In 2005, the School of Art and Design instituted an engagement requirement as part of the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. Today, over eight courses a year are taught by Art and Design faculty that involve collaborative projects with community partners. What has been the impact of an engagement requirement? What are some possible next steps to broaden and deepen the impact of this initiative? What lessons does this initiative have for other units seeking to promote sustainable models for engaged teaching and research? Faculty from the School of Art and Design will lead the discussion.
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The Government of British Columbia has just declared the month of April 2014 to be Social Enterprise Month, and to show the world how serious it is, it produced a proclamation that was presented by the Social Development and Social Innovation Minister Don McRae at a gala last night.
Throughout the month, a number of social enterprise events will take place in the province.
Announcing Social Enterprise Month, the province highlighted some examples it recognizes as social enterprises such as the Salvation Army thrift store suppporting its social programs and the YMCA fitness centres generating revenue to shelter people experiencing homelessness. Co-ops and credit unions are also forms of social enterprise, it adds, as well as businesses that hire people with disabilities or other barriers to employment, including Potluck Café & Catering.
According to a 2011 survey, social enterprises in British Columbia generated over $60 million in revenues and provided services to nearly 700,000 people.
Meanwhile, the Government of New Brunswick is investing $300,000 to build a social enterprise hub in Saint John. A three-storey building will be constructed to house office and training space for nonprofits, social enterprises, and microentrepreneurs.
The proposed 1,350-square-metre (15,000-square-foot) building will be located in Waterloo Village, a neighbourhood targeted in the Vibrant Communities poverty reduction strategy.
Both provinces, as evidenced by their actions, strongly support social enterprise as a method to improve the lives of marginalized people.
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MSRTC shifts gears to rid bus depots of beggars, hawkers
The Pune division has made an official complaint to the cops, requesting them to take action against the encroachers
Although the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) has pulled out all the stops to ensure that families have a hassle-free journey during their summer vacations, MSRTC officials are irked with vagabonds and hawkers who are frequenting their bus stands.
MSRTC has increased maintenance staff at Shivajinagar bus depot, to ensure their facilities are clean and hygienic. Pic/Mohan Patil
To improve services, MSRTC's Pune division has increased maintenance staff at the ST stands at Swargate, Shivajinagar, Pune station and Pimpri-Chinchwad. Also, extra buses have been pressed into service to meet the vacation rush. But, the administration is finding it difficult to maintain the facilities, as beggars, hawkers and auto drivers are thronging the stands, and dirtying them.
"The summer vacation has started and daily buses on all the routes are getting filled every day. In order to tackle this rush, our employees are trying to provide good service and maintain punctuality of buses. During this rush period we have increased drinking water facilities and seating. Most importantly, house keeping staff have been increased at all the stands to make sure that cleanliness is maintained," said MSRTC Pune divisional controller Shailesh Chavhan.
"But the problem plaguing us is that non-travellers who frequent the stands use our toilets, sleep on the benches and dirty the premises. Due to this, bonafide passengers are affected and they blame the administration for the shoddy upkeep. We have lodged an official complaint with police stations, requesting them to clear this unwanted crowd from our bus stands," added Chavhan.
Number of extra buses deployed to beat the rush
MSRTC's better service initiative, however, has failed to enthuse passengers. Aditya Bhide, a commuter at Swargate ST stand, said, "Although additional buses have been pressed into service, there is no coordination or proper management for reservations. A passenger new to the stand is bound to get confused while buying a ticket, due to the lack of signage. There should be a more improvised system at the stands." Another passenger, Komal Sahane said, "There should be a special waiting room for women and children during the summer months. Moreover, beggars should be kept at bay as they dirty the place."
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A year ago, MSRTC had planned to install CCTV cameras at all 12 ST stands under Pune division, but due to lack of funds, it was stalled. Keen to get the project moving, MSRTC Pune division has now decided to contact the PMC. "We have approached the local corporators in Swargate, Shivajinagar and Chinchwad to help us financially to install cameras at the stands. They have the funds and talks are ongoing.We hope to secure the premises with cameras in the near future," said Chavhan.


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SK Telecom and KTF launch DRM-free music service in Korea, LG Telecom to follow
SK Telecom, KTF, and LG Telecom are about to set the music market on fire in Korea as they ready their own versions of DRM-free music download services.
SK Telecom and KTF have already announced the launch of their DRM-free music download services on Tuesday, while LG Telecom will follow with a similar service in mid-August.
By paying a monthly fee of 5,000 Korean Won, or less than $5 USD, a user will be able to download 40 DRM-free music tracks from both SK Telecom and KTF's music download service. A package offering 150 songs is also offered at 9,000 Korean Won or about $9 USD max.
The downloaded music files should work fine with Apple's iPods or any of Samsung YEPP music players. And since the supported music formats also play on many mobile phone's built-in music players, it's likely that mobile phone owners will find a benefit in this new service, too.
The artists in the music selection haven't been confirmed, though, but if since these companies are aiming global then they're probably going to host downloads from international artists in their service as well.
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At Chevrolet of Naperville you can be confident buying a new car with Chevy's new Total Confidence Pricing and the Love it or Return it Guarantee
Jul 11, 2012, 14:06 ET from Chevrolet of Naperville
NAPERVILLE, Ill., July 11, 2012 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- From now until September 4th at Chevrolet of Naperville, customers can rest easy knowing they are getting the best price and an unparalleled guarantee on their new Chevy vehicle. The "Love it or Return it" guarantee means that if you purchase a 2012 or 2013 model year Chevy vehicle and you don't love it, you can return it after 30 days but before 60 days for the full purchase price. Chevrolet and the Naperville and Aurora Chevy dealership are so confident that you'll love this car that they are willing to refund the money.
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The "Love it or Return it" program is only available for new vehicles and a vehicle can not be returned if it has more than 4,000 miles or $300 worth of damage to it. If the purchaser decides that they would rather not have this deal, a $500 cash offer on most Chevrolet vehicles is available instead. This is a great deal and shows that Chevrolet stands behind their products and especially their new lineup.
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Daniel JACKLIN 1842-1897 and Lydia PEARCE 1843-1922 married on Christmas Eve, 1864 at Orwell, Cambridgeshire. This marriage produced 5 children:
- Daniel JACKLIN 1862-1953 my great grandfather
- George JACKLIN 1866-Deceased
- Jabez JACKLIN 1868-Deceased
- Emily JACKLIN 1871-1951
- Hannah JACKLIN 1874-1934
Emily JACKLIN 1871-1951 married Henry PEARCE 1881-1933 in 1899 at Royston which borders on the counties of Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire. This marriage produced 3 children:
Though I do not remember having met either Emily Grace known to the family as Aunt Grace or Rosalie Faith known as Aunt Rose, my mother remembers visiting Aunt Grace at her home in Whaddon.
Questioning my mother about the sisters I was able to glean the following:
Emily Grace PEARCE 1899-1987 was an undergraduate at Jesus College Cambridge and later the headmistress at Pontefract and District Girls School, Pontefract, Yorkshire which closed I think in the 1950's.
Rosalie Faith PEARCE 1902-1958 was a teacher and possibly headmistress at Whaddon Church of England School, Whaddon, Cambridgeshire. This closed I think in the 1930's and eventually became the village hall.
I have not been able to substantiate any of these claims despite much searching of various websites.
Neither sister ever married and Aunt Grace eventually retired from teaching and retired to a large house on the edge of Whaddon village. I know less about Aunt Rose so it would be really nice if someone that remembers the sisters would contact me through this site.
I have yet to determine when and where the two sisters passed away but Aunt Grace was certainly alive in 1981. I probably need to speak with my late father's sister, since she probably had the most contact with Grace and Rose.
2012-02-13 I recently came across this article on the Meldreth History website.
"Miss R Pearce (teacher) is to be congratulated on the excellence of this performance, being a "past master" in the handling of puppets." - The Herts and Cambs Reporter and Royston Crow


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New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly today
announced the arrest of Andre Shobey for murder and criminal possession of a
weapon with multiple other charges pending. Shobey, who was on parole after
serving 18 years in prison for rape and robbery, is also a registered high-risk
sex offender. Commissioner Kelly said: "A one man crime spree, which
spanned three boroughs, was brought to an end last night with the arrest of
Andre Shobey for murder and criminal possession of a weapon. This arrest is the
direct result of cohesive police team work which included members of the 103
Detective Squad, the Queens Homicide Squad, the Bronx Homicide Squad, the 42
Detective Squad, the 48 Detective Squad, the 7 Detective Squad, the Manhattan
Special Victims Squad, the Bronx Robbery Squad, Queens Robbery Squad and the
Housing Bureau."Shobey's spree began yesterday morning when he attempted
to force his way, at gunpoint, into a Bronx woman's apartment. He was
unsuccessful and the woman called 911. Shobey fled to a nearby apartment
building and attempted another forced entry into the apartment of a second
woman. She refused and tried to get the attention of a male neighbor in the
hallway. Seeing this, Shobey opened fire, grazing the head of the female and
missing the male neighbor.Shobey fled the Bronx to an apartment in
Queens occupied by an acquaintance, Terrance Neal. From the apartment, Shobey
spotted someone on the street that he had a grudge with. His intent was to go
outside and stab him. When Neal attempted to stop him, Shobey slashed his throat
and stabbed him in the chest, killing him. Once again Shobey fled, leaving
behind a four-year-old autistic girl who Neal had been watching. When the little
girl's caretaker arrived, she discovered Neal's body and called
911.Shobey arrived at the apartment of his niece in Manhattan at
approximately 8:45 p.m. There he encountered a fifteen-year-old girl who he
forced at gunpoint to the rooftop landing. Shobey proceeded to sexually assault
and rob her.From the initial incident in the Bronx, detectives in
various commands pieced together their leads and information. This included
video stills from cameras at the housing projects in the Bronx and lower
Manhattan. Thanks to tenacious police work, Shobey was arrested as he left the
niece's apartment. When apprehended, Shobey was armed with a .32 caliber
revolver that is believed to be the same weapon used in the Bronx shooting. A
consensual search of the niece's apartment uncovered a folding knife and a
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Federal Court Judge Susan Nelson is set to preside over the NFLPA's injuction hearing today. A decision is not expected immediately but rather within the next week, hopefully. She holds in her hands the immediate fate of the fans' desire for football action and could alter Kevin Kolb's life on a personal and professional level. For most of us fans, we just want the NFL world to get back to normal…free agency, trades, and have the focus shift back to actual football rather than the mind numbing legalities of the CBA situation. But the only impact to the fans is how to spend their time (and extra money) while there's no football. On the other hand, players like Kevin Kolb are waiting for their future to be determined.
Kevin Kolb's ultimate destination could be determined by whether or not trades are allowed to happen before the draft. Think about it from his point of view, if trades are allowed prior to the draft he could feasibly end up in a situation like Arizona with Larry Fitzgerald and in a weak division. Or he could land in Minnesota where he'd be surrounded by a Super Bowl ready team. His chances for success at either place are favorable. But what if no trades are allowed and the Cardinals and Vikings decide to draft a QB? Instead of a nice situation out in the desert or in a dome, he could find himself shipped to places such as Cincinnati or Tennessee. The chances for success in either of those 2 places are significantly worse.
Then there is the personal impact for Kolb and his family. The families of NFL players always have to be ready to move around but that shouldn't undermine the toll it takes on them. Schools, communities, climate, personal relationships, environment, etc, are all impacted by where a player moves to…especially when the player doesn't get much say in the matter. And the team/situation he goes to will impact his finances, for better or worse depending on his success level. But don't feel too bad for him, at least on the money level, he's already made more many than most of us will in a lifetime.
Kolb is looking at getting his chance of a lifetime to be a starting QB for an NFL team. Success or failure could hinge on where he winds up. I'm sure he would prefer to be traded before the draft while the choices of destinations are at their maximum. After the draft his choices will be much more limited. So, Kevin should be sending Susan Nelson some flowers, candy, spa gift certificates, a gift card to Robes & Gavels Unlimited…whatever it takes to influence her to rule in favor of the players.
I just want to see NFL operations return to normal. Come on Susan, give us back our football!
**For those of you who would like a good explanation of how the judge can rule on this case, take a gander at this article. It explains the 4 possible rulings she could make. The best case scenario for those who want football is for her to rule in favor of the players or to order the 2 sides back into mediation.
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Good report as usual… most of us didn't know the federal judge has 4 rulings options…very interesting.. that would be cool if she rules for work to resume pending ongoing mediation… but could the Owners appeal that ruling? An appeal by either side would take us well past Draft Weekend, I fear… and well into late Spring or early summer. Hope not…


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Thu, 01/09/2014 - 12:23
Video has surfaced from Tuesday's episode of Marvel's Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. which - sorta - revealed how Agent Coulson came back to life following his death in The Avengers movie.
Not much was revealed other than Nick Fury ordered the operation.
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I was diagnosed with a -1 mm class III malocclusion and the ortho gave me the option of using elastics vs surgery. This is my second time with braces (first time was around the age of 13 and my malocclusion was corrected with just braces). I was wondering if surgery was the only way that my jaw could be placed in the right spot or if elastics can also adjust my jaw to the proper location. Any advice much appreciated!
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El libre comercio para el Reino Unido?
Por delante de su salida de la Unión Europea, el Reino Unido está negociando para asegurar acuerdos de libre comercio con varios países, pero lo que hace este tipo de trato significa en realidad? When two countries agree to a free trade agreement, that does not normally mean the complete free movement of goods and services between their economies, with no taxes, quotas or barriers of any kind.
If you think about it that is pretty obvious, for instance in agriculture countries have subsidies for farmers, environmental rules, food standards and a dozen other policies. To ensure free trade of agricultural products all those policies would have to be coordinated, if not exactly the same.
This is why the issue of chlorinated chicken is suddenly in the headlines; we don't allow it, the Americans do. It is a barrier to free trade and if we cannot agree on a compromise then any free trade deal between the US and UK will not fully cover trade in chickens. The same can be said about genetically-modified (GM) crops, where America thinks the EU approvals process is far too complicated.
And what about agricultural subsidies for farmers? You can be pretty sure farmers on both sides of any free trade deal will argue about whether the other side subsidises its farmers unfairly, well, until the cows come home. It is not just agriculture that is affected, removing tariffs on manufactured goods is normally considered the easy part of any trade deal, but what about chemical regulations, car safety and drug testing, to name just three examples? The reason that free trade deals involve years of talks, dozens of expert negotiators, and endless meetings on technical details is because such issues are very complicated and involve a host of issues. In the end they tend to come down to a trade off.
The proposed free trade deal between the EU and Japan has, por ejemplo, been described as a "cars for cheese" deal. It's an over simplification, but the fact is a major part of the deal is that the EU will allow cars made in Japan to be sold in the EU more easily, and the Japanese will reduce tariffs on European cheeses (and other dairy products).
That doesn't sound like much but it is important. Many Japanese carmakers have plants in Europe precisely because it used to be difficult for them to sell Japanese built cars there, as they had to pay a 10% tariff. Meanwhile, the Japanese government has had some of the highest agricultural subsides, tariffs and other barriers, because it has long sought to protect its inefficient farmers.
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tract. Property is surrounded by irrigated farmland and woods.
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16 Acres with Farm House located on east side of US 27 and DuBose
Road, (aka CR 209), just above the Early ~ Miller county line. The farm
house is 1920 circa, with new metal roof. House would be well suited
for a hunting camp, it sits to the back of the 16 acres of pasture with a
small amount of planted pines in the front of the property, close to the
highway. The house is surrounded by large hardwoods very slight roll
to property. With some work it could be a beautiful piece of
property. Property is triangular in shape. MAKE AN OFFER!!
404 +/- Acre Farm with CR 133 and CR 29 Frontage.
The farm totals approximately 400 acres, with 244 tillable and 30 acres of planted pines. The property is divided by a paved road and
a gravel road. However, all the land is contiguous. This is
dry farm land consisting of primarily Faceville, Norfolk, and Marlboro soils.
Come take a look.
344 Acres located just west of Arlington on south
side of GA. Hwy 62. Property has a nice mix of dry farm land,
planted pines, hardwoods, a small wet weather creek and duck pond.
All of which makes this a good recreational tract with good deer hunting.
The property is adjoined by similar types of parcels and big woods.
There is a small two story wood frame cottage that can be used for a
hunting camp.
Congratulation to the Buyer & Seller!
253 Acres with Great
Georgia Trophy Whitetail Deer This recreational tract is located just
east of Blakely, on the north side of Ga. Hwy. 200. Parcel has a
nice appearance, with big beautiful oaks and hardwoods scattered through
out the property. The old farm fields and pastures have been planted
in loblolly pines at various times over the past five years. The is
manicured and ready for a new owner to enjoy all this property has to
offer. Most of the land owners in this area are under a strict
"Quality Deer Management Program", and the quality of the deer are
414 Acre Property with
80 +/- acres of Income Producing Irrigated Farmland. Good
investment opportunity with this diversified tract. Paved road
frontage makes this property very accessible. There are natural and
planted stands of timber throughout the property, with approximately 65
acres of longleaf pines, planted in 2012 and 20 +/- acre stand of 2006
planted longleaf pines. The oldest planted pines were planted in
1985, which was approximately 50 acres. There is total of 217 +/-
acres of merchantable timber in pines and hardwoods. The center
pivot irrigation system is included, no pump is included in the sale of
this property. The water for the irrigation system is pumped from
the creek. Excellent recreational tract due to good cover for
wildlife, year around creek on property and rolling terrain.
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94 +/- Acres of Longleaf Pines Located in Clay Co.
Good highway frontage, this tract is divided by four laned US 27.
Property is income producing, with nice stand of longleaf pines that is
presently being baled for straw. There is a small amount of
Loblollies and Hardwoods on this property as well. Also, you have
good hunting on this small tract.
600 +/- Acre S. W. Georgia Ranch Conversion.
Approximately 600 acres of recently cleared timber land has just
been released to the market. All but approximately 20 acres have
been cleared of stumpage. The seller has recently planted around 300
acres of Tift 9 bahia seed. The property consist of relatively flat
terrain, with a couple natural drains. There are some scattered
hardwoods for aesthetics and shade for the cattle. This property is
a work in progress, with the remainder needing to be planted in the
grasses of your choice. Property is not fenced. Soils are
primarily Goldsboro and Norfolk Sandy Loams, excellent for pasture
grasses. The tract is a diamond in the rough, and priced right for a
quick sale. Asking $1,600. per surveyed acre, no sub-dividing.
Early Co., GA.
58 Acres Good Long Term
Investment. Located just south of Blakely, with frontage on
Three Notch Road and access on Mays Mill Road. Property has a
gentle roll and is planted in 5 to 6 year old pines. Nice homes in
the area, come take a look, it won't last long.
16 Acres of Dry Farm Land.
Nice small parcel of farm land with good soil, located on New Hope
Road. Parcel is rectangular shaped with frontage on county dirt
County Line Farm
Irrigated Farm &
Hunting Tract with Creek
Farm House with Old Barn
332 Acre Farm with
Irrigation, Hunting and Timber. This farm has it all!! Approximately 160 acres under a Valley irrigation
pivot system with a 14 inch well, pumping 1,300 GPM and another 15 acres
of dry farm land. Farm land is predominately Tifton soils. With this
nice farm you have 16 acres of Loblolly pines and another 20 acres of Long
Leaf pines around the farm field.
Additionally there is about a 10 acres pasture at the entrance to the
farm with a quaint farm house and old barn, which could be used for rental
income or hunting camp. The balance of this tract is in mature hardwoods
along Dry Creek. This is a great deer hunting tract.
Property is located in extreme southern Early County, just off four-lane
highway, US Hwy 27. Come take a look, it will go fast!
Congratulations to the Seller & Buyer
77 +/- Acre Irrigated Farm with Well. Farm has good soils,
with 55 acres under center pivot irrigation, dropped nozzels, and electric
power unit. Pivot is in good condition. Balance of property in
dry farm land. Located close to Damascus with paved frontage on Hwy.
605 +/-
Acres located in Early and Miller Co. This tract of cut over
timberland is located west of Colquitt and south of Blakely Ga., with
frontage on GA. Hwy 39 and Warren Road. Property has good location and
great possibilities. Suitable for replanting pine timber or would make a
real nice pasture. The land has a gentle roll with about a 10 foot change
in elevation. There are several wet weather drains with hardwoods that
add to the aesthetics of this property.
217 +/- Arces located in western Early Co. on
General Motors Road. Property has nice rectangular shape, with
good soil. Presently is cut over timber land, but could be converted
to irrigated farm land. Good road system through out property.
Come take a look at this property, it will not last long.
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Additional Acreage Available
Custom Built Country Style Home on 1.5 acres in Early Co. GA.
Attractive "HardiePlank" two story country style 4
bedroom, 3 full bath home is built on a beautiful wooded 1.5 acre lot over
looking a bluff with a small spring fed branch. Located only 7 miles
north of Blakely, GA. on SR 39 North. The home totals 4,032 sq. ft under
roof, with 2,700 sq. ft of air conditioned space.
The workmanship is obvious in this custom built, 2008 home, with 6" crown
molding through out downstairs, tray ceilings in living area and master
bedroom. The entry way gives you a view of the living area, the beautiful
natural stone wood burning fireplace and double French doors that open to
the back porch.
Well appointed kitchen with walk-in
pantry, wood cabinets, stainless steel appliances, ornate range hood, and
ceramic tile counter tops and back splashes.
Spacious master bedroom and master bath, with two walk-in closets, wood
cabinets, garden tub with large window and shower is located on the first
Two air conditioning units, a 1 ton & a 3.5 ton unit, keep the house
comfortable summer & winter. For your peace of mind, the home has a
security system on all windows and doors.
Out buildings and improvements include
an enclosed 18' X 21' metal shop/storage shed with concrete floor,
insulated ceiling, and covered parking for ATV; an enclosed pump house,
concrete driveway, and landscape irrigation system for back & side yard
of home.
Additional acreage available with house up to 28+/- acres at $2,000.
per acre.
Smokey Hollow
Farm with Irrigation, Creek, Paved Frontage and Hunting.
The farm consist of 200 acres
of inrrigated land under a 9 tower Zimmatic pivot, and an additional 40
acres of dry farmland with good soil. The balance of the property
has beautiful mature hardwood bottoms on both Dry Creek and Blue Creek.
There is a small amount of mature planted pines that add to the aesthetics
of this 371 acre farm tract. This diverse property has the potential
for some trophy quailty deer. Smokey Hollow Farm is located just a
few miles from downtown Blakely, a quaint south Georgia town, and the
county seat of Early County.
Congratulations to the Seller & New Owners!
384 +/- Acre
Hunting and Timber Tract with Dry Creek Frontage.
There is a beautiful stand of
28 year old planted pines and another stand of planted pines ready to be
thinned for the first time. This property boast one of the most
attractive stands of mature hardwoods I have seen. The eastern
boundary of the property runs the center line of Dry Creek. There is
an open grassed area that could be planted in pines immediately. This
tract has been trophy managed for mature whitetail deer for a number of
years. Paved frontage access off Five Bridges Road.
210 +/- Acres with Future
Development Potential. Lots of Highway Frontage.
This property has
dry land farming, an
ideal location, very close to town, with a lot of upper end houses in the
general vicinity. This tract has paved road frontage on both sides, and a
slight roll which makes this an attractive parcel. The land is currently
being farmed and has a few scattered hardwoods. Priced at
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352+/- Acre
Tract is a Deer Hunter's Dream.
Tired of Leasing? Take
a Look at This and Never Pay a Hunting Lease Again! Natural pine and hardwoods with
a little scattered cypress. This hunting tract has a great road
system to navigate around the woods and multiple food plot sites. As
a bonus, you have 40 to 50 acres of planted pines for future income
potential. Property has paved frontage on Nickelsville Road in Early
Co. Electric is available to this property, so come build your
hunting camp, and enjoy a great year of deer hunting with us. You
can own this tract for only $404,800. Email Brad or Mark.
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33.8 Acres
located on Lake Walter F. George.
This unique and exceptional
tract has extensive road frontage with absolutely stunning lake frontage.
Located right on a point, you have panoramic views of Lake George and
beautiful sandy beach frontage. There is some existing pasture land,
mature pecan grove and large mature hardwoods. As if this is enough,
there is an old "Antebellum" home, located on a high hill, over looking
this amazing property.
Early Co., GA.
Irrigated Farm
Good Hunting on
Dry Creek
160 +/- Acre Irrigated Farm, Timber & Hunting
Property is about 5 miles south of Blakely, GA., fronting on a county
clay road and a run of Dry Creek. Approximately 72
acres of farm land with 2 four tower Valley pivots, 12" permitted well and
JD diesel power unit. Parcel has 60+/- acres of 8 to 10 year old
planted pines, with balance in hardwoods. Excellent deer hunting.
Miller Co., Georgia
32+/- Acre Tract with
Dirt Road Frontage. Property consist of approximately
twelve acres of dry farmland, five acres of woods and 15 acres of pines.
Good soils on the small tract.
Congratulations to the New Owners!
123 Acre Turn Key Hunting Property with Big Buck
Potential. Randolph County is a trophy managed county, and
known for it's potential for "Big Bucks". This recreational
tract has good deer and turkey hunting, and is set up ready to go, with
a large, well maintained mobile home placed in a beautiful setting, numerous
food plots, fruit trees, deer stands, tractor and equipment shed.
You also have some timber value with 40 acres of 12 year old planted and natural pines and hardwoods. Come take a look, if you are a
serious hunter and prefer all the comforts of home, this property is what
you have been looking for.
Congratulations to the New
New Listing
Early Co., Ga
139+/- Acres with County Road Frontage.
Just on the market, recreactional tract with planted pines, on dirt road.
Property located in Early County.
75+/- Acres of Dry Farm
Land with Very Good Soils and Water Available. Located in south
Miller Co. on 3 corners of paved road frontage. Approximately
50 acres can be irrigated.
1,250 Acre Irrigated Farm and
Ranch in S W Georgia. If you are looking for a good
dual purpose irrigated farm tract, with good row crop farming and cattle
grazing, you have just found it in this extremely productive property.
This tract is ready to go as a row crop operation, cattle operation or
both. Currently, the owners are row cropping, and then planting winter
wheat to graze yearling cattle until time for planting. The entire
property is fenced and cross fenced for cattle, complete with a set of cow
pens and loading chute. The farm consist of approximately 850 irrigated
acres, under 7 center pivot systems, ranging from 5 to 15 towers. Two
pivots are powered by three phase electric, five are diesel powered. Four
12" permitted wells provide an excellent supply of water to these pivots.
In addition, there is approximately 250 acres of dry farm land, all
tillable between the pivots and around the edges. There is a small amount
of planted pines, some hardwoods and a meandering creek for character and
eye appeal, with a very high percentage of tillable ground. Owner's pride
is apparent when you view this well maintained and productive farm. Give
me a call to schedule a showing; you will be glad you did.
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679 +/- Acre Farm
with Irrigation
Offered at Auction November 19th.
This is income producing farm land. With
a 20 acre pecan orchard, 4 ponds, mobile home, and pole barn. At present
6 center pivots on property, 2 Caterpillar Irrigation Motors w/ Rainbow
Pumps, 1 John Deere Irrigation Motor w/ Rainbow Pump. Also excellent
Hunting/Recreational property.
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275+/- Acre
Farm Tract with Irrigation and Paved Frontage.
Very nice farm with 201
tillable acres and three four tower pivots. The rest is in large
hardwoods, two small ponds, approximately 6 acres of 12 year old planted
longleaf pines. Very close to town, owners pride is apparent when
you see this farm.
50 +/- Acre Mini Farm with Creek
Paved Frontage
This property
is located on south side of a state highway and would be a great property for
home site, mini farm, pasture or small hunting tract. This tract has
a nice creek with mature hardwoods on the back side of the property for
good hunting. Close to the highway you have a small farm
field. Close to town.
Congratulations to the New
138+/- Acres with County Road Frontage.
Reasonable priced recreactional tract with planted pines,on dirt road.
Property located in Early County.
370+/- Acre
Timber and Hunting Tract.
It doesn't get better then
this, you have timber value and hunting. The property has lots of
planted pines of various ages, ranging up to approximately 28 years old.
There is a real nice stand of natural long leaf
pines, covering close to 35 percent of this property, these trees range
upwards of 50 years old, with quite a lot of pole timber. The
balance is in hardwoods and scattered oaks. The land has a little
roll and an appealing look. Located close to town with paved
frontage. Don't miss this bargain. Priced right at $1,900. per
acre by motivated seller. Email Brad or Mark.
61+/- Ac. Irrigated Farm in Early Co., GA.
with Frontage on Collins Road. Nice small farm with good
soil and FSA Crop Base. Email Brad for additional information.
Congratulations to the New
+/- Acre
Excellent Hunting Tract in
Blakely, GA.
Property is adjoined
by big woods, most of which is in the Spring Creek Co-op, which is a
trophy deer management plan. Property has a good look to it
with a large amount of planted pines, ranging up to about 25 years old,
scattered oaks, some cypress, hardwoods and about 60 acres of cutover.
Land has a nice roll to it, secluded, but easy to get to, located on
graded county road, not far out of Blakely, Ga. Don't let this get
away if you are a hunter, priced to sell fast, by a motivated seller. Email Brad or Mark
to the
New Owners!
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30 Acre Recreational Tract in
Early Co. If you are look-ing for a nice deer tract, but have a
low budget, this maybe the property for you. This tract has 15 to 20
year old pines and hardwoods with a small creek, and adjoins big woods to
pull game from. Property is located southwest of Blakely, GA, just
off Chancey Mill Rd. Come take a look. Adjoining 60 acres is
also available.
New Listing
Early Co., GA.
Congratulations to New Owners!!
138 +/- Acre Farm with Pivot
in Early Co., GA
Approximately 105 acres under irrigation, with the balance in dry farm
land. Diesel power unit and center pivot in place with recorded
water use easement from lake of neighboring property. Property
located on Sandy Bottom and Five Bridges Road. This is a great deal
at $2,500. per acre.
55 Acre Recreational Tract and
Hunting Tract in western Early Co. This property has a nice roll
with an excellent building site next to a beautiful pond. Twelve to
fifteen acres is planted in ten year old pines, with the balance in 20
year plus natural pine and oak trees. This property has a lot of
deer, well shaped and very attractive.
90 +/-
Acre Hunting Tract in Arlington, Ga.
Spring Creek runs through property. This
great hunting tract is located on Hwy. 200. Three planting of pine trees,
ranging in age from 6 to 12 years old.
Congratulations to the New
Access to Gulf of Mexico
1.08 Acres in Black Warrior Bay Gated Community
Beautiful dock able waterfront property in cove directly off Black
Warrior River, with access
to the Gulf of Mexico by way of the Black Warrior River & Tombigbee River.
Black Warrior River is one of America's best kept secrets for recreational
boating and great fishing. This parcel has over a 100 feet of gentle
sloping shoreline, tucked into a nice cove, with a nice water view and
beautiful scattered hardwoods & pine trees. Paved roads, protective
covenants, great values. Property located only 30 minutes from the
University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, 12 miles from the I-20/59 interstate.
Excellent investment property, or build your dream home or weekend get a
way cottage. Dozens of golf courses in the area, including the world
class Robert Trent Jones Trail.
1.07 Acre Parcel in Black
Warrior Bay
a Waterfront Gated Community:
Beautiful dock able waterfront property on Big Brush Creek with access
to the Gulf of Mexico by way of the Black Warrior River & Tombigbee River.
Black Warrior River is one of America's best kept secrets for recreational
boating and great fishing. This parcel has 144 feet of gentle
sloping shoreline, tucked into a nice cove, with a nice water view and
beautiful scattered trees. Property located only 30 minutes from the
University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, 12 miles from the I-20/59 interstate.
Excellent investment property, or build your dream home or weekend get a
way cottage. Dozens of golf courses in the area, including the world
class Robert Trent Jones Trail.
2.213 Acre Parcel in Oakwood
Shores Community
Property owners in this community enjoy direct water access to the
Gulf, a private park with community pavilion, majestic oak trees, private
boat launch and paved roads. This parcel has a small amount of
frontage on an interior man made lake, at the end of a cul-de-sac, the
property is shaded with nice trees and has an excellent view of the lake.
Oakwood Shores is located just outside of Richwood, Texas on Bastrop
Bayou. It is only 5 minutes from the Brazos Mall and only 40 minutes
to Houston. You can enjoy tremendous fishing, boating, and water
skiing. This area shows growth and potential, it is just a short
drive to the town of Pearland, one of the fastest growing places in the
Houston area.
1.06 Ac. Parcel in Black
Warrior Bay Gated Community Close to Tuscaloosa, AL.
Beautiful dock able waterfront property on Big Brush Creek with access
to the Gulf of Mexico by way of the Black Warrior River & Tombigbee River.
Black Warrior River is one of America's best kept secrets for recreational
boating, it has about 7,800 acres of water surface with great fishing.
This parcel has 161 feet of gentle sloping shoreline, magnificent views,
and beautiful scattered trees. Property located only 30 minutes from
the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, 12 miles from the I-20/59
interstate. Excellent investment property, or build your dream home
or weekend get a way cottage.
7.44 Ac. Parcel in Black
Warrior Bay Gated Community
Beautiful dock able waterfront property on Big Brush Creek with access
to the Gulf of Mexico by way of the Black Warrior River & Tombigbee River.
Black Warrior River is one of America's best kept secrets for recreational
boating and great fishing. This parcel has an abundance trees to the
back and a cleared area in the front, you have a 50 foot wide "sub parcel"
located on Black Warrior Bay for your boat dock and water access.
Property located only 30 minutes from the University of Alabama in
Tuscaloosa, 12 miles from the I-20/59 interstate. Excellent
investment property, or build your dream home or weekend get-a-way
cottage. Dozens of golf courses in the area, including the world
class Robert Trent Jones Trail. Well located less than an hour and a
half from Birmingham, Alabama with major airport.
216 +/- Acres of Beautiful
Rolling Pasture Land in Western Early Co. Factory Creek runs
through this property, and is also fed by a small spring located on the
ranch. Long pasture views abound across the rolling hills with an
abundance of woods around the meandering edges. There are plenty of
deer for the hunting enthusiast. Great site for a pond.
Located on Old River Road, very close to the Chattahoochee River.
30 Acres located off Joe
Shingler Rd. Located just northwest of Colquitt, GA.,
approximately 10 miles from town. Great home site or get-a-way.
Deer and turkey on property. Property has approximately 18 acres of
open field and 12 acres of mature hardwoods on Aycock Creek. Tract
goes across creek, and is located behind the 26 acre tract mentioned
above. This property has no road frontage or access, but owner of
the 26 acre adjoining tract will sell a 30' easement, or you can purchase
the entire 26 acre tract to give you a very nice 56 acre diversified
Congratulations to
the New Owners!
1.25 Acre Parcel just south of
Blakely, Ga. Nice house lot with attractive homes surrounding
this parcel. Lot fronts on Three Notch Road.
26.3 Acres with frontage on
Joe Shingler Rd. Located just northwest of Colquitt, GA.
Property has approximately 15 acres in 20 year old planted pines, 6 acres
in 20 year old pecans, 5 acres in hardwoods on Aycock Creek.
Great home site, approximately 10 miles to town, half mile off highway on
dirt road, secluded. Deer and
turkey on property. Owner will finance with 10% down to qualified
buyer on 26 acre property. The 30 acre tract behind this tract is
also available and is described below. With the purchase of this
parcel it would give you a very nice 56 acre diversified property.
Good Timber Value
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Map & Topo
536+/- ac. Timber & Hunting
Tract in Early Co. 300+ acres of 19 to 20 yr. old planted pines,
balance in 8 to 12 yr. old planted pines with scattered hardwoods and duck
pond. Paved & county road frontage. Part of trees enrolled in CRP
program. Good timber value and
recreational property.
Hunting & Farm Tract
116 Acre property off
Hilton-Damascus Road with 75% in cultivation and the remaining 25% in
mature hardwoods and pines. Property has 10 inch well on northeast
corner. Good farming and hunting tract.
Congratulations to the New Owners!
250 +/- Acre Producing Farm:
This farm is in three tracts approximately a mile apart. Entire farm is
leased to a local farmer, currently growing peanuts and cotton.
Production is good, soil types are predominately Tifton.
Parcel 1 consist of 172 +/- acres, with a four tower Valley pivot
system in good condition and a 12" well. This parcel has about 27 acres
of 20 year old planted pines, the balance in farm land with under ground
pipe and risers. Paved and county road frontage.
Parcel 2 is 37+/- acres with a small pond and wet weather area.
Farm land has under ground pipe and risers and county maintained road
Parcel 3 is 46 +/- acres of farm land with pipe and risers. The
pond and well is on the adjoining home site but can be leased long term.
County maintained road frontage.
the New Owners!
407 +/- Acres on Spring Creek.
If you want deer hunting with quality and quantity, you need to take a
look at this property. This tract consist of 407 +/- acres with long
frontage on Spring Creek and Hilton-Damascus Road. Great habitat for
the game with a combination of natural growth pine, hardwoods,
planted pines and a little cutover timber. All this and irrigated
farm land too. The farm has a 12 inch well with a Valley pivot
system. Lease the farm for a steady income while you enjoy the
recreation. Plenty of woods and farm fields adjoin property to pull
deer or turkey from. Located just a short drive from Damascus or US
27, between Colquitt and Blakely, Ga.
Deer & Turkey
160 +/- ac. Hunting & Timber Tract in Early Co., 10 to 12 yr. old
planted pines with scattered oaks. Property has a beautiful cypress
duck pond with well, good road system through out property. Close
Chattahoochee River. Good Deer & Turkey hunting. County road frontage.
Make Offer!! Price Reduced from $425,000.
Early Co, GA.
Could make Great Home Place
135 +/- ac.
Hwy. 62 Frontage. Close to town, nice roll to property, with 20 yr. old
planted pines, farm land, and balance in beautiful hardwoods with Sawhatchee Creek bordering property.
Early Co., GA
485 +/- Acre Timber & Hunting Tract: Early Co., GA.
Great timber value approximately 200 acres in 22 year old planted pines.
Balance in virgin hardwoods. Property has two year-round running
creeks. Hunters paradise.
Miller Co. GA
Hwy. Frontage
2,000 Front feet on busy Hwy. 91 in Miller Co., GA.
53+/- Acres between Colquitt & Donalsonville, GA. 8 year old planted
pines, balance in bottom land with small creek. Lots of
40 Acres in Early Co., SW Georgia with paved
road frontage, income producing property has mature Planted Pines and
Hardwoods. Great property and deer hunting!
510 +/- Acres in Early Co., SW Georgia with
paved front-age just off US 27. This income producing farm has it
all. Irrigated farm land with three pivots, mature planted pines
that need to be thinned, & beautiful virgin hardwood bottom with Blue
Creek running through it. Property has nice roll and pride of
ownership is apparent when you look at this farm. Some pines are
enrolled in CRP & farm is presently leased out.
810 Acres in Early Co., SW Georgia with 8/10
mile paved frontage. Income producing property with 200 ac. under
cultivation, 300ac. in planted pines ranging from 8 to 20 yrs. old, 310
ac. in hardwoods with frontage on Dry Creek. Excellent deer hunting,
beautiful property!!
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Make It Happen Monday – 3 Actions To Improve Life
One of my buddies from South Carolina had a pretty cool project a while back called LifeWOD. He doesn't update it as much anymore, but it's a pretty awesome idea.
*****For those who don't know, the CrossFit culture uses the term "WOD" as an acronym for "Workout Of the Day". Various specific training iterations like mobility or strength are likewise termed "mobilityWOD", "strengthWOD", etc. See where I'm going with that?*****
Anyway, as you can see if you click on the link, he built this blog up as an exercise where you did one thing every day to improve your life. Pretty awesome stuff.
For Make It Happen Monday I'm going to hold you to a higher standard than that, though. Instead of just one thing, I'm going to give you three things to do today that will improve your life this week. No ifs, ands, or buts about it, if you do these things then you will be living better.
Ready for some black magic, deep down, mysterious, super life-enhancing, ninja shit?
Ok, here you go:
1. Learn something new.
2. Help someone else.
3. Cross something off your list.
Disappointed that you missed out on the secret? Look again. Stop screwing around, chasing your tail, and running after false horizons. Pick three things, even if they seem trivial, and knock them out. You'll be better off because of it.
In light of ol'Zach Even-esh's favorite saying, I'll "lead from the front".
1. I researched some killer variations of the basic sit-out/sit-under that will have my clients more mobile and stable in the quadruped position.
2. I took part in a recorded video interview today to help out one of my friends and mentors with a BIG new project he's working on.
3. I finally changed the damn windshield wiper blades on my truck, given that I bought the replacement blades about a month ago.
See? These don't have to be Earth-shattering things, but when combined with all of the stuff I do on a regular basis (including writing this blog post) they all improve my or someone else's life. That's a win right there.
Looking for more simple ways to get strong as hell, focused as a snake-eating mongoose, and living the life of your dreams? Then you'd better start by signing up on the right.
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The U.S. civil rights movement was one of our country's most important democratizing efforts. But the United States continues to grapple with how to acknowledge and understand the uglier aspects of its undemocratic past.
Scholarship has mostly analyzed Jim Crow's undemocratic nature by focusing on black disenfranchisement. The coercion and violence that enforced political disenfranchisement and economic subordination have received far less attention. This has influenced the public understanding of that period which holds that protests, legal challenges and the power of moral suasion dismantled a bad Jim Crow system.


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Do you usually go abroad to a foreign country as part of your job requirements, especially when you travel to Canada or Europe? When you are there you may need to use your iPhone 5 via Wi-Fi; however, without incurring any data roaming charges or even any other cellular charges onto your phone bill.
Normally, you can head to Settings > General > Cellular, then switch OFF both Cellular Data and Roaming options on your phone. But there is another way to prevent all other charges. You will need to turn on Airplane Mode, then Turn Wi-Fi back on.
However, noted in mind that these actions can only allow you to receive email and surf the web on Wi-Fi. You will not be able to use Siri on iPhone 5 to make a telephone call, based on Wi-Fi network.


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This is one of my son's favorite meals. There is no sauce added to it, so all you taste is the stuffed cabbage and it's a meal in itself. You could have mashed potatoes on the side, but it really isn't necessary. And since I cook it in a pressure cooker, it's fork tender.
This is my recipe for Stuffed Cabbage with Bacon: