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There's more than just water at the Lake of the Ozarks. And hopefully you won't have to fish a ball out of the water at any of our amazing golf courses.
This truly unique waterfront home is well suited for your family vacation. This home was updated in the spring of 2011. Enjoy 3,000 square feet of living space, four bedrooms, two baths, two full kitchens (one up and one down stairs), two king bedrooms both with flatscreen TVs, a queen bedroom and a bedroom with two twin beds. For the extra guests, pull out the two queen sofa sleepers.
Upper dining room features a marble-top table. Play foosball, checkers, chess or backgammon or just read a book in the sunroom. Upstairs, you find an entertainment center with a 31-inch flatscreen TV complete with DVD and a JVC surround sound system. Two large decks overlooking the lake, perfect for grilling out and a two well (10 feet by 22 feet and 12 feet by 30 feet) covered dock with a swim platform (8 feet by 34 feet) complete the picture. Enjoy lunch at the picnic table on the dock. All located in a nice cove just off the main channel at the 2-Mile-Marker. Plenty of parking and room for your boat trailer as well.
Grant's Landing is a home located in Osage Beach at the 21-Mile-Marker. Great cove location just off the main channel. Includes a two-well dock, plus a large deck overlooking the water, perfect for relaxing and barbequing. The master bedroom opens onto the deck and is complete with a bath featuring a jetted tub, his and her sinks, separate shower and a large walk-in closet. Second master suite also has own bath and walk-in closet. Home also features high-speed Internet access. Four-night minimum during summer season.
Hank's Haven is a four-bedroom waterfront home featuring two master suites, each with a king bed and private bath. A third bedroom features two extra-long twins that can be combined to form a king, and the fourth bedroom features twin bunk beds with a full bed on the bottom and a twin on the top. These two bedrooms share a Jack and Jill bathroom.
The kitchen, living and dining area are all located on the lower level, as is one of the master suites. There is a half-bath and laundry on the lower level. You will enjoy the large deck located off the lower level; small private decks for two of the upstairs bedrooms; and a private, two-well covered dock with swim platform.
Good place to fish, swim or just relax on a raft. Two golf courses, several restaurants and shopping options, including the Bagnell Dam Strip, are within 20 minutes of this home.
Harbor Heights Hideaway is located in Osage Beach across from the outlet mall and by water at the 17.5-Mile-Marker. You will enjoy a great main channel view from either of two decks overlooking the water. Features include two master bedrooms, each with a queen bed, semi-private bath and deck access, a third bedroom with two twin beds and a family room with a queen sleeper and futon.
Other features include a full kitchen, breakfast bar, wet bar and game room with a foosball table and a large deck with a gas grill. Located within 15 minutes of golf, restaurants, attractions (such as Miner Mikes indoor amusement park) and shopping including the 110-store outlet mall with a five-screen movie theater. Home also comes with a covered 12-foot by 28-foot dock with one slip and swim platform.
Rates vary by season and a minimum stay is required. Please see our website for more details.
Key Largo is located just past State Route KK in Osage Beach, by the water at the 28-Mile-Marker. This home features two master suites with king beds, each with a private bath, large showers and walk-in closets. Two guest rooms, one with a queen bed and one with two twin beds. The fifth bedroom is on the top floor and features two twin beds and three twin bunk beds. This bunk room also has an entertainment center with TV and game console.
The lower level features a game room with a pool table, card/bumper pool table, large wet bar with granite counter tops and access to the lower covered deck. The main level features a view of the water from anywhere in the living room, kitchen with granite counter tops, entertainment center with surround sound, a fax machine and Wi-Fi available. A two-car garage, two covered decks, private dock, large swim platform and two covered boat slips complete this home.
From June 9-August 11, 2012, this property is only available for weekly rentals, Saturday to Saturday; from Aug. 12-Dec. 31, 2012, there is a three-night minimum with rentals beginning on any day of the week.
Private log home with heated pool, 100 feet from the Lake of the Ozarks, accommodates up to 20 people. We have two private docks. We offer a water-related, family-fun package that includes a paddleboat, two Barracuda-brand beach bikes, two kayaks and a Paddleking pontoon. Children enjoy a water trampoline. There are two playgrounds on-site, along with areas for volleyball and croquet, two outdoor pools, one heated, a hot tub and a dry sauna. In 2011, we added an outdoor movie theater for guests. Two-night minimum stay.
A beautiful home in a cove at the 28-Mile-Marker on the Lake of the Ozarks. This home has outstanding views from four decks, plus a private boat dock.
The three-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home sleeps eight (maximum) and has everything you need to enjoy the lake: a fully furnished kitchen; two living rooms; two fireplaces; wet-bar; two fully covered decks.Just bring your clothes, life jackets, beach towels, and food.
The home has an information-binder outlining some of the area's best places to go, see, eat, and visit, plus recommendations from all our previous guests. Be sure to look at our visual tour on our website.
Fabulous views of the water from this seven-bedroom, four-bath home, featuring an open floor plan with floor-to-ceiling windows on the main floor, two living rooms, recreation room with wet bar, air hockey and foosball tables, and two fireplaces. Two sofas and a loveseat on the top floor living room and three sofas and two loveseats on the main floor give you plenty of room to spread out. Three connected decks are equipped with gates for the safety of small children.
All linens, cookware, soaps, some spices and condiments provided. Iron, ironing board and hairdryer in each bathroom. Home features 152 feet of natural rock shoreline, a private dock with cable TV, a fire pit, wading pools, parking for six cars; trailer parking available. Located in a deep-water cove, at the 4-Mile-Marker by water. A 21-foot pontoon boat is available to rent; advance reservations required.
This is a 2,500-square-foot, seven-bedroom and three bath lodge-style home with three decks over the water. Sleeps 20. Five bedrooms in main house; two in the cottage which is 10 steps from the house. Kitchen with dining room seats 20. Central air and heat. Only five steps from house to the water.
Enjoy sweeping lake views. Private dock has 24-foot slip for your use. Swim ladder, fishing poles and swim noodles provided. We have a 21-foot pontoon available to rent. Deep water with 105 feet of sea wall. Gentle shaded lot with parking for five cars. We can arrange fishing guide service, water taxi, and catered meals. This property is suitable for all ages.
Palmer Place is located near the Grand Glaize Bridge and by water at the 1-Mile-Marker of the Grand Glaize arm of the Lake of the Ozarks. Enjoy the view from the screened-in deck overlooking the water. Features include a master bedroom with a king bed and deck access, two guest bedrooms, each with a queen bed, and a fourth bedroom with two twin bunkbeds. There's a full kitchen, breakfast bar, bathrooms on all three levels, electric fireplace, flatscreen TV in the living room, high-speed Internet access and a wetbar on the lower level, plus a screened-in deck. Property also includes boat trailer parking, public boat launch and a private dock with two covered slips.
Paradise Point features a large master suite with a king bed and private bath; the main level includes the kitchen, dining area, living room with three stories of windows overlooking the lake, a half-bath, and laundry room. The lower level features two bedrooms, one with a view of the lake, and a family room.
Exit the lower level and it's just a short walk to the private dock, which features two slips with hoists, personal watercraft slip and a swim platform.
This waterfront home is located at the 1-Mile-Marker of the Grand Glaize Arm of the Lake of the Ozarks, and it features a private dock with a swim platform and sits in a no-wake cove. This home features four bedrooms, including two master suites, each with a private bath. The grand master bedroom suite features a large sleeping area with windows looking over the water, an oversized private bathroom with his and her sinks, large vanity area, a garden tub and large walk-in closet. The grand master suite is complete with a wet bar and hot tub area looking onto the water, a private deck featuring a three-hole putting green right at the waters edge.
Three additional bedrooms (one a master suite with a private bath) are all located on the main floor. The main floor also includes the dining, living and kitchen areas with deck access. The lower level is outfitted as a game room/sleeping area. A pool table, wet bar, TV, high-speed Internet and two sleeper sofas will provide plenty of entertainment. The lower level includes a full bath and access to the martini deck. Outside are three decks including the private putting green, martini deck and upper deck, parking for five cars and room for a couple of boat trailers. The dock features two covered slips, a swim platform and additonal tie up on the side if needed. Housekeeping fee applies.
Our three properties on the lake, perfect for family reunions; beautiful cove locations at the 13 mile-marker, the 24 mile-marker, and the 28 mile-marker.
Choose between homes with six-bedrooms, six-bathrooms and houses with nine-bedrooms, 11-bathrooms. These homes accommodate 20 people. Facilities include: fully equipped kitchen; game rooms with a pool table, ping pong, darts, stand up arcade games, sit down bars; TVs; fireplaces. Two homes have a shuffleboard table and horseshoe pit.
The properties have a hot tub and fire pit; some have a beach; screened room & gazebo. Boat and personal watercraft rentals available through "Lake Toons" Boat & Waverunner Rentals.
Ask about the daily/weekly water sport rates/packages. Free delivery to the docks. Feel free to bring your own watercraft to our two-well docks.
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Poco Risco invites you and your family to experience a vacation getaway at the Lake of the Ozarks in one of our lakefront log homes. We offer lodging for people looking for everything from solitude to family time to natural beauty and amazing sunsets. The vacation rental log homes at Poco Risco combine modern conveniences with a rustic feel. The warmth and beauty of natural wood creates a unique personal environment for you and your family or friends. Poco Risco offers lakefront log homes that are three- or four-bedroom, with two baths and private covered boat docks, all in a quiet setting. From the third week of June through the third week of August, we only rent for full weeks (Saturday to Saturday). Any other time of year, we have a minimum two-night stay required.
Poco Risco log homes are nestled between the shores of the Little Niangua channel and the edge of nature's raw beauty. Discover the Lake of the Ozarks from this quiet area where you are able to navigate the entire lake and return to peaceful still waters to unwind. The Lake area has much to offer, rich forests, native flowers, prairie plants, and abundant wildlife. It's a bird watcher's paradise with hundreds of species from yellow finches to the majestic Bald Eagle.
Enjoy the calm, glassy waters found on the Little Niangua Arm of the Lake, where the conditions for water-skiing, tubing, personal watercrafts, and swimming are ideal. It's no secret these waters boast some of the best bass fishing in the Midwest. These are also fine waters for crappie, walleye, channel catfish and paddlefish. By water or by land, Poco Risco is 15 minutes from a Tom Weiskopf signature golf course and Lake Valley Golf and Country Club. Osage Beach Premium Outlets (110 store factory outlet mall), Miner Mike's Adventure Town indoor family fun center, the huge 27-acre Big Surf Water Park, go-carts, movie theatres and Ha Ha Tonka State Park are all within a half-hour's drive.
This home has four bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms. It is located on the Lake of the Ozarks waterfront, at the 12-mile-marker on Horseshoe Bend. All the mattresses were new in 2011; the home was renovated in 2010 with new appliances, furniture, fixtures and other items.
The two-level, open floor-plan offers one king-size bed, one queen-size bed, one full bed, two twin beds and one sleeper sofa; the home sleeps 10. It includes a large open kitchen, with all new appliances; full-size washer and dryer; fireplace; a jetted tub in the master suite; large deck with gas grill; and plenty of outdoor seating.
Enjoy the convenience of a three-slip covered dock and swim platform in a protected cove off of the main channel. Located within 20 minutes of two golf courses, restaurants, and shopping options.
Enjoy a tremendous view from the large deck of this four-bedroom/2.5 bath waterfront home located off W-12 in a large cove just off the main channel at the 5-Mile-Marker. Amenities include two master bedrooms, each with a king bed, and one is a suite with a private bath and walk-in closet.
The third bedroom features a queen bed, and the fourth bedroom features two bunk beds, twin over full. All bedrooms are located on the main level and have windows on the lake side. On the lower level, you will find the kitchen and dining area, a living room, family room with a sofa sleeper and a four-season room with plenty of windows to enjoy the beautiful Ozarks.
This home has four TVs, two DVD/VCRs, Wi-Fi, gas grill and other amenities. The large split deck seats up to 24 people and offers a fabulous view of the lake. The large dock features two slips for guest use, a 10-foot by 24-foot and a 10-foot by 32-foot slip, plus a swim platform and is just 20 steps from the deck. This home also features a two-car garage and plenty of parking for up to four cars and two boat trailers. It is conveniently located 15-20 minutes from a variety of Lake Area attractions, shopping, golfing and dining options.
Staley Estates is located on Horseshoe Bend and by water at the 3-Mile-Marker. You will enjoy a view of the cove just off the main channel. Features a master suite with a king bed, private bath and TV; second bedroom with a queen bed; and the third bedroom features two twin beds, all located on the main walk-in level.
Full kitchen, dining area, living room, bath, laundry area and large deck with a gas grill on the lower level. Home was remodeled last year with new tile and counter tops in kitchen, new appliances and an oak staircase leading to the lower level. Located within 15 minutes of golf (Seasons Ridge), restaurants (Blue Heron), attractions and shopping, including the 110-store outlet mall. Nice cove location with a cove view. Home also comes with a 10-foot by 28-foot covered boat slip and swim platform.
This three-bedroom, 2.5-bath waterfront home is located at the 8.5-Mile-Marker on Bittersweet Road in the Horseshoe Bend area of the Lake of the Ozarks. Offering two queen size beds, two twin beds and one sleeper sofa, this home sleeps eight people. Enjoy the beautiful view of the water from the deck. Also included is a 10-foot by 24-foot boat dock with a swim platform.
Teak Village 2 is located off Bittersweet Road on Horseshoe Bend and by water at the 8.5-Mile-Marker. You will enjoy a great view from the large deck overlooking the cove just off the main channel. Features include a master suite with a king bed, private bath and private deck, guest bedroom with a queen bed, third bedroom with two twin beds, a loft area with a double futon, two queen sleeper sofas, full kitchen, two dining areas, breakfast bar and large deck with a gas grill. Located within 25 minutes of a variety of attractions, including The Cove golf course, HK's and the Blue Heron restaurants and shopping options, including the 110-store outlet mall. Home also comes with a private dock with two slips (12-foot by 34-foot and 10-foot by 34-foot) and a swim platform.
Tree Loft 64 is a waterfront home nestled among the trees in a truly unique Four Seasons community. The octagon shaped homes have three levels: the main living level which includes the master bedroom with a king bed, bath, living room, kitchen and dining room; a downstairs bedroom complete with king bed plus a full bath; and an upstairs loft with a queen bed and a half bath.
This home also has three decks including a martini deck with a swim ladder right at the water's edge. Amenities include use of an indoor pool (year-round) complete with sauna and hot tubs, three outdoor pools (one next to the indoor pool and two overlooking the lake), tennis court and basketball court. You get condominium amenities with the privacy of your own home.Within 20 minutes of shopping, attractions, and fine dining (Ruthie D's, Blue Heron) and a great location for golfers with the Season's Ridge golf course about 10 minutes away.
Tree Loft 108 is nestled among the trees in a truly unique Four Seasons community. The octagon shaped homes have three levels: the main living level, which includes the master bedroom, bath, living room, kitchen and dining room; a downstairs bedroom complete with queen bed plus a full bath; and an upstairs loft with a queen bed and a half bath.
Amenities include use of an indoor pool (year-round) complete with sauna and hot tubs, two outdoor pools (one next to the indoor pool and one overlooking the Lake of the Ozarks), tennis court and basketball court. The indoor pool is only a few hundred feet from the home. You get condominium amenities with the privacy of your own home.
Within 20 minutes of shopping, attractions, fine dining (Ruthie D's & Lil Rizzos) and a great location for golfers with the Season's Ridge golf course about 10 minutes away. This unit has been updated over the last two years with new living room furniture, dining set, bedrooms and TVs.
Unique two-bedroom, 2.5-bath octagon-shaped home nestled among the tree tops in a small village setting. Features include three outdoor pools, an indoor pool and tennis courts. Tree Top Village is located on Horseshoe Bend/Lake Ozark and by water at the 12.5-Mile-Marker.
Features include a master suite with a king bed and private bath, guest bedroom with a queen bed, a double futon, a full kitchen, extra half-bath, and dining area.
The village offers a three outdoor pools, an indoor pool with a sauna and hot tubs, tennis courts and other amenities. We have another home located within the village to accomodate groups needing two properties.
The Utopian Inn is located in the heart of the Lake of the Ozarks on mile marker 41 in Alcorn Hollow Cove. The three bedroom, three bath home has recently been remodeled. A large deck, bedroom balconyies, and a covered dock make your lake vacation fun. There is even a pontoon paddle boat for having some real lake fun. Pets are welcome.
Centrally located in Osage Beach, this four-bedroom (plus loft), two-bath home offers convenient access to a variety of attractions. It's less than 10 minutes to the 110-store outlet mall. Situated at the 19-Mile-Marker, with a cove location, a great main channel view and a one-well dock.
The home has three televisions, a spacious kitchen and formal dining area complete with a view of the lake. Enjoy the large deck overlooking the water. Features a king bed in the master bedroom, two queen beds, one double bed, three twin beds in the loft (bunk w/trundle) and a queen sleeper sofa to sleep 13 people comfortably.
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No. 7 is No. 2 on ESPN's list
It's the most loaded word in the lexicon of sports, and it's not "steroids." It's "overrated." Use it and you'll start an argument. Aaron Schatz of Football Outsiders, writing for ESPN.com's Insiders Web site, starts 25 arguments in one fell swoop, listing the most overrated NFL players of the past decade. (Link requires registration.)
DeShaun Foster holds the unenviable No. 1 spot, and I wouldn't object: I've never seen him as anything more than an average tailback. But DeShaun Foster isn't why we're here. We're here to identify the three former Falcons who cracked Schatz's top 11, presented here — with Schatz's full commentary — in descending order:
2. Michael Vick: Even before Vick's sordid off-field activities came to light, he was a disappointing No. 1 overall pick. Vick was a great runner, sure, but when he dropped back to pass, he turned into Tyler Thigpen or Derek Anderson, quarterbacks who are close to Vick's career averages of 6.7 yards
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Powered by Slingbox 500 hardware, the new SlingTV gives customers a world class, exhilarating Slingbox experience in their living rooms that utilizes new tools to easily discover and navigate to TV shows, movies and sports in an elegant, seamless manner. SlingTV is a powerful Slingbox that gives customers access to their pay TV channels (live or recorded) on a laptop or desktop personal computer, tablet or phone at home or anywhere in the world a network connection is available. In addition, SlingTV is designed to make the living room TV experience more enjoyable and powerful by turning the television to which SlingTV is connected into a "Smarter TV" without having to purchase a new TV or pay for a set-top box upgrade. SlingTV has a suggested retail price (MSRP) of $299.99.
SlingTV features a vibrant electronic programming guide (EPG) that utilizes cover-art tiles similar to Slingplayer for iPad's Media Gallery. Customers can now discover more of their existing pay TV programming in an easy-to-navigate interface with SlingTV's state-of-the-art programming gallery. This new interface provides recommendations powered by SlingCloud™, the company's cloud-based analytics platform that analyzes popularity, reviews and social activity.
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Slingbox M1 will be available in retail stores, through Sling.com and online partners on July 20th. SlingTV will be available in late August. Existing Slingbox 500 customers will automatically receive the SlingTV software upgrade for FREE at that time as well. Sling Media's retail partners include Best Buy, TigerDirect and Amazon.com.
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The aunt of a 27-year-old man charged with killing his father and older brother was arrested for lying to police about her nephew's whereabouts.
Kathy Strickland has been charged with making false statements to law enforcement, hindering the apprehension of a criminal and obstruction, Dalton Police Department spokesman Bruce Frazier said in a news release.
Police believe that, after Emilio Canales shot his family at their home on Dude Street on April 29, he called his aunt, Strickland, and she picked him up at the local Walgreens pharmacy, Frazier said.
Strickland drove him to another house where he later was spotted by a Whitfield County sheriff's deputy, Frazier said.
Police don't believe Strickland was involved in the shootings, he said.
Canales' father, Emilio Canales Sr., and his brother Francisco Canales died, but his mother Deborah is recovering from wounds to her back, according to police.
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Assessment of Energy Production Potential from Tidal Streams in the United States
Assessment of Energy Production Potential from Tidal Streams in the United States Tidal stream energy is one of the alternative energy sources that are renewable and clean. With the constantly increasing effort in promoting alternative energy, tidal streams have become one of the more promising energy sources due to their continuous, predictable and spatially-concentrated characteristics. However, the present lack of a full spatial-temporal assessment of tidal currents for the U.S. coastline down to the scale of individual devices is a barrier to the comprehensive development of tidal current energy technology. This project created a national database of tidal stream energy potential, as well as a GIS tool usable by industry in order to accelerate the market for tidal energy conversion technology. Tidal currents are numerically modeled with the Regional Ocean Modeling System and calibrated with the available measurements of tidal current speed and water level surface. The performance of the model in predicting the tidal currents and water levels is assessed with an independent validation. The geodatabase is published at a public domain via a spatial database engine and interactive tools to select, query and download the data are provided. Regions with the maximum of the average kinetic power density larger than 500 W/m2 (corresponding to a current speed of ~1 m/s), surface more »
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A 22-year-old Hasbrouck Heights man was charged with vehicular homicide Thursday after his passenger died in an early morning drunk driving crash on Route 208, authorities said.
Lukisz Skibicki was driving a 2002 Ford Taurus northbound on the highway when he failed to negotiate a bend in the road and crashed into a tree, Bergen County Prosecutor John L. Molinelli said in a news release.
His passenger, George Kantakis, 24, of North Haledon, was pronounced dead at 2:40am by a doctor from Valley Hospital in Ridgewood. Skibicki suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries, Molinelli said, and remains hospitalized at St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center in Paterson.
Skibicki has been charged with one count of second degree vehicular homicide, and was issued motor vehicle summonses for DWI and reckless driving.
The accident occurred near the Fair Lawn Avenue exit.
Kantakis was born in Ridgewood and grew up in North Haledon. He was a graduate of The Academy of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Franklin Lakes and Don Bosco Prep in Ramsey, according to his obituary on ObitsforLife.com. He attended Bergen Community College.
Kantakis is survived by his parents Patricia Spinnler of North Haledon and George Kantakis of Franklin Lakes; his grandparents, Robert and Theresa Spinnler of Wyckoff; and sister Theresa Ann Kantakis and John David Kantakis, according to his obituary.
He would have celebrated his twenty-fifth birthday next month.


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nature and wildlife
Early morning bass fishermen fling lures toward the Tonto end of Roosevelt Lake. In the years following a rise in water level, bass fishing booms because submerged brush provides nutrients for small fish and cover for bass.
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Arizona's Lakes
by Keridwen Cornelius
Nature always seems more wild and vast in the West. Arizona's own western region is home to more than 1.6 million acres of national wildlife refuges, from lush wetlands quenched by the Colorado River to the bone-dry beauty of the southern badlands. The regions are havens for diverse flora and fauna including neotropical migrant birds, Sonoran pronghorns and the state's only naturally-growing stand of indigenous palm trees. In most areas, nature rules and tourists are scarce, making these particular refuges havens for travelers as they are for wildlife.
Roosevelt LakeThe biggest of six Salt River Project lakes, Roosevelt Lake was created in 1911 by its eponymous dam, which is still the largest stone dam in the world. When full, it spreads over more than 19,000 acres near the confluence of the Salt River and Tonto Creek, about 100 driving miles east of Phoenix. The lake is a popular oasis for Arizonans and tourists escaping the summer swelter, when water skiers, jet skiers and speedboats zoom across the water, and anglers reel in smallmouth and largemouth bass, catfish and crappie. Facilities include picnic areas, restrooms, solar showers, several boating ramps, four fish-cleaning stations and hundreds of campsites.
Approximately 55 miles from Apache Junction, via the scenic, but rugged Apache Trail (State Route 88); 928-467-2241; www.fs.fed.us/r3/tonto/recreation/rogs/boating/LBROGs/tontobasin/RooseveltLake.pdf.
Lake Havasu State ParkWhen visionary chainsaw manufacturer and land developer Robert P. McCulloch bought London Bridge from England and reassembled its 10,276 pieces in Lake Havasu City, the publicity put the desert town on the map. A kitschy "English village" sprouted up around it, but the real attraction is Lake Havasu, an aquatic playground for water-skiing, kayaking and sightseeing by boat. Fishing is prime from April to July and October to November for largemouth bass; May to July for striped bass; June to September for catfish and March to May for crappie.
699 London Bridge Road, Lake Havasu City; 928-855-2784; www.azstateparks.com/Parks/parkhtml/havasu.html.
Lake PleasantLake Pleasant's proximity to Phoenix makes it a popular weekend escape for water-skiing, boating, sailing, jet skiing and fishing. The scenic shoreline is equally inviting for hiking, mountain biking and camping. The visitors center educates recreationists on the history of the lake and surrounding areas and the construction of Waddell Dam. For overnighters, more than 140 sites for RV and tent camping are available.
41835 N. Castle Hot Springs Road, Morristown; 928-501-1710; www.maricopa.gov/parks/lake_pleasant.
Mormon LakeMormon Lake is Arizona's largest natural lake, so it's more vulnerable to the vicissitudes of weather than man-made reservoirs. During droughts, Flagstaff-area lakes shrink and sometimes dry up altogether. But in its full glory, Mormon Lake is the natural choice for amphibious pursuits. Take your speedboat for a spin, windsurf, and fish for sunfish and catfish. Shoreside, explore the region's cool forests on foot or by bike. Keep an eye out for elk, pronghorn antelope, bald eagles and ospreys. In winter, don your cross-country skis and glide around the snowy lakeshore. After you've worked up an appetite, tuck into cowboy chow at the Mormon Lake Lodge, where the brands of local ranchers are singed into the log walls.
29 miles southeast of Flagstaff ; 928-526-0866; www.fs.fed.us/r3/coconino/recreation/mormon_lake/moromon-lake-boat.shtml.
San Carlos LakeA mecca for anglers, San Carlos Lake teems year-round with boastworthy catfish, largemouth bass and crappie. The lake is situated 25 miles east of Globe on the San Carlos Apache Reservation, which is dotted with more than 100 small ponds called tanks, plus several smaller lakes and streams. Formed by Coolidge Dam, San Carlos Lake laps up to 158 miles of shoreline. Facilities include a picnic area and boat ramp. All recreational activities on reservation land require permits available only through specified vendors.
Off U.S. Route 70, south of Peridot; 928-475-2343; www.sancarlosrecreationandwildlife.com/fishing.html.
Fool Hollow Lake Recreation AreaFed by Show Low Creek, this natural lake rimmed with pine trees is a cool, lush feeding ground for a host of wildlife including great blue herons. Fishermen can cast year-round for rainbow trout, small and largemouth bass, crappie, sunfish, catfish and walleye. Bring a picnic, or set your tent up at one of 123 sites. The park owes its name to Thomas Westly Adair, a settler who came to the area intending to farm. Locals joked that only a fool would try to farm this land, and the name stuck.
1500 N. Fool Hollow Lake, Show Low; 928-537-3680; www.azstateparks.com/Parks/parkhtml/foolhollow.html.
Lyman Lake State ParkThe living is easy on Lyman Lake, particularly in summertime, when visitors wile away the afternoons playing volleyball, pitching horseshoes, swimming and hiking. On weekends from May through September, park rangers lead guided tours on the Ultimate Petroglyph Trail, which can be accessed only by pontoon boat, as well as to Rattlesnake Point Pueblo Ruin. On the water, you'll find anglers catching walleye, channel catfish and largemouth bass, and boats of all sizes (there are no restrictions). For the warmer months, park rangers set up a tournament-grade slalom course for water-skiers. Camping can be cushy—ramadas, log cabins and yurts, electrical and water hookups—or primitive: just pitch a tent on the beach.
Eleven miles south of St. Johns on U.S. Route 191; 928-337-4441; www.azstateparks.com/Parks/parkhtml/lyman.html.
Patagonia Lake State ParkThis 2.5-mile-long lake created by the damming of Sonoita Creek is stocked with rainbow trout, largemouth bass, crappie, sunfish and catfish. But for bird-watchers, the area's real attraction is in the air. (Life-listers, take a breath.) You'll see loons, grebes, pelicans, cormorants, great blue herons, egrets, eagles, sandpipers, nuthatches, nighthawks, swifts, hummingbirds, trogons, kingfishers, flycatchers, tanagers, towhees and more species than we can fit here. Camping ranges from bare bones to well-equipped. Boats are available for rent, but for fishermen's sake, the east half of the lake is a designated no-wake zone.
400 Patagonia Lake Road, Patagonia; 520-287-6965; www.azstateparks.com/Parks/parkhtml/patagonia.html.
Roper Lake State ParkIf your idea of a great day is basking in a natural hot spring on the edge of a tranquil lake backed by, say, Mount Graham, then go east, young traveler. Roper Lake, near Safford, provides the perfect family getaway: Kids can cast a line into the catfish-stocked waters, play pirates on the day-use island, frolic on the beach and go camping. (Cabins are also available by reservation.) Only small, electric-powered boats are permitted, so feel free to try your hand at windsurfing without fear of capsizing in the wake of a houseboat. The state park also includes Dankworth Pond, three miles south, which offers picnic ramadas, an Indian Village and a playground.
101 E. Roper Lake Road, Safford; 928-428-6760; www.azstateparks.com/Parks/parkhtml/roper.html.
Alamo Lake State ParkThe fishing tournaments held frequently at this reservoir speak to its status as a premier bass-fishing site. Situated in Arizona's remote West in the Bill Williams River Valley, the lake was formed with the construction of Alamo Dam in 1968. The secluded setting attracts wildlife including bald and golden eagles, waterfowl, foxes, coyotes, mule deer and wild burros. In spring, wildflowers like purple owl clover and California poppies splash onto the scene. Campgrounds with water and electrical hookups are available.
38 miles north of Wenden and U.S. Route 60; 928-669-2088; www.azstateparks.com/Parks/parkhtml/alamo.html.
Lynx LakeLynx Lake's appeal lies in its smallness. The Lakeshore Trail, which traces its circumference through a ponderosa pine forest, is a mere 2 miles. Only electrically powered boats are permitted, so the lake's glassy waters are popular with canoeists and kayakers. Birders can point their binoculars at Cooper's hawks, acorn woodpeckers, hummingbirds, towhees and ospreys during the warmer months, and bald eagles and great blue herons in winter. Nearby, families can try their luck panning for gold along Lynx Creek in a designated area near the Salida Gulch trailhead.
Off Walker Road, near Prescott; 928-443-8000; www.fs.fed.us/r3/prescott/fishing/fishing_lynx.htm.


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A new study concludes medical marijuana is booming business.
Medical marijuana, legally sold in only seven states, already has the revenue ($1.7 billion) of Viagra, a drug available everywhere there are men who like sex. The study says legal marijuana sales will likely be much higher in 5 years –up to $8.7 billion.
The study, by See Change Strategy, was released Wednesday.
You can buy a lot of Spreewells with that kind of change.
I have no idea what the market would be for legalized non-medical marijuana, but it would have to dwarf $8.7 billion, even if prices declined with increased urban farmer production.
Stephen Easton, writing for the Fraser Institute, estimates if the government sold marijuana at the current inflated street price ($10 per gram), an extra $100 billion in taxes could be sucked out of consumer pockets.
Elected officials could upgrade their $60,000 SUVs, that's for sure.
Or, if Congress used that $100 billion a year prudently, the U.S. could pay off its national debt in just 140 annual payments.
March 23rd, 2011
8:09 pm
I'm definitely not a smoker… but if there is a HUGE economic benefit, creates jobs, and can reduce the deficit (as soon and as drastically as you say), then I'm all for it!
March 23rd, 2011
8:27 pm
I'm all for it.
March 23rd, 2011
8:27 pm
March 23rd, 2011
8:33 pm
But here's the deal–people with a corporate job can't smoke it cause we might get tested and fail and get fired. Somebody has to find a way to determine, did someone smoke pot THIS MORNING before coming to work? Or did they hang out with friends last Friday night and hit a doobie? There should be no law on smoking a little, but until someone figures how to test pot like you can with alcohol, the business won't take off TOO MUCH.
March 23rd, 2011
8:35 pm
Tree of knowledge,found in shamans graves over 4 thousand years ago,to deny it as medicinal is a lie, just ask cancer patients.Go Tea Party.
March 23rd, 2011
8:36 pm
Duh. Supply vs. Demand. People want to smoke and they will get it no matter what the gov't does. Why not reap the profits instead of giving it to the black market? I mean, we're talking about a drug that is so much less harmful than alcohol here. I've never heard an intelligent argument for keeping it illegal. Unless you want prohibition of alcohol as well, you should be for legalization of marijuana. I heard one argument is that the healthcare costs for marijuana usage outweigh the taxes. Um, sorry, but since people are going to smoke anyway, that's a strawman argument. Does anyone have a real reason that isn't based on your own idea of morality and imposing that morality on others? I didn't think so.
March 23rd, 2011
8:41 pm
Who are the manufacturers of these drugs? Any of them publicly traded?
March 23rd, 2011
8:42 pm
Jimbo, there are ways to determine marijuana usage more accurately than "sometime in the last month". I believe hair/blood tests do this more accurately than urine tests. With such a huge boom in the market, these tests would become cheaper. Most companies just do urine testing because it is cheaper.
March 23rd, 2011
8:48 pm
weed should be 100% legal—alcohol is much worse and that's legal so the govt should legalize weed to smoke whenever I want, including at work and at sports events.
March 23rd, 2011
8:56 pm
KW there is a company, formerly called the Amergence Group(AMNG) that is publicly traded.
The company has a new name this month called ALTITUDE ORGANIC CORPORATION.
Their stock is a penny stock right now sold OTC(over the counter). It is in the dumps right now.
Why I don't know, however here is today's closing price : $0.0043
So one could hypothetically buy quite a few shares for a very little money. Of course it could also go belly up.
March 23rd, 2011
9:07 pm
What are Spreewells?
March 23rd, 2011
9:18 pm
Spreewells??? Really???
March 23rd, 2011
9:20 pm
If legalized I think it would probably be the same as alcohol… if you don't act like an idiot at work then you don't get tested. Mary doesn't really hang around that long in urine tests. I once smoked and tested clean a couple of days later. If you came to work sloppy drunk you'll get tested, but if you come to work and don't make a fuss (even if you're drunk) nobody says anything.
So either abstain before work, learn your limits, or NEVER LET THEM SEE YOU SOBER!**
I worked for years high. It actually makes boring work doable. Honestly though, I wouldn't recommend it and haven't smoked in years. But I'm in favor of legalization, with high taxes.
**Honest John said it first
March 23rd, 2011
9:29 pm
Yeah, the total of all law enforcement both state and federal throughout the nation doesn't even add up to 1% of the total cannabis trafficked in america. Not even 1%. Since the "victim" IS the "perpetrator" there will be no report to police of the "crime" and all but the most negligent of activity WILL go undeterred, piping BILLIONS of dollars into the hands of drug cartels rather than going to legitimate american busineses as it would without prohibition. Either way, prohibited or not, the activity will continue in almost the exact same level as it would without the prohibition. The failure of alcohol prohibition has taught us this. Because we have the 4th amendment and do not quarter police or soldiers in citizen's homes, prohibition will always be unenforceable on all but the most negligent of users.
Realizing this, our predecessors wisely regulated and taxed the allowable, responsible, adult usage of alcohol and have mitigated the ills to the smallest they can possibly be. Prohibition cannot make them less, it can only cause MORE ILLS. This has been PROVEN by trial!
There is a veritable river of money that flows to cartels for cannabis that cannot EVER be stopped bay ANYTHING other than the legalized production by american growers that is regulated.
March 23rd, 2011
9:29 pm
I wonder about the taxes though… as high as the taxes are on cigarettes, has there been a huge black market for cigarettes? If taxes are too high would that keep growers from going legit?
I also wonder if the government should set a limit on how much THC and/or cannaboids (sp?) are in the weed. I hear the weed today is insane. Still, should be legalized, but smoking it in public should not be allowed.
I bet the snack food companies (and late nite restaurants) can't wait for weed to be legal! As soon as it is legalized I'm buying stock in Pepsico and Krystal's (darn, Little Debbie's owned by a private company!) and retiring to the Bahamas!
March 23rd, 2011
9:40 pm
everbody' i know toke up
March 23rd, 2011
9:44 pm
The war on drugs is a dismal failure. Our towns and cities are now war zones. Our police, district attorneys and judges are corrupt, on the take, but operate in secret provided by the armed, military force of Georgia government. Many of the horrible effects of illicit drugs are from improper manufacturing methods. Legalizatio would end this problem.
Read the article "Let Those Dopers Be" by Norm Stamper, Los Angeles Times, Oct., 2005. Norm Stamper is a 34 year police officer who ended his career as police chief Seattle, WA. Other high police officials support legalization. The only people who don't want legalization are those making so much secret money from illegal drugs.
There is no other solution: Legalize and tax and regulate drugs. We learned nothing from history.
March 23rd, 2011
10:00 pm
Legalize it asap. I'm ready for some good times. I meant High Times.
March 23rd, 2011
10:06 pm
no matter how many states legalize it, it is still a class 1 yes ONE felony by federal law. the feds have backed off a little, but they can still bust all these medical pot places..and as long as the feds keep it illegal companies will drug test for it. and it can stay in your system for 30 days in a urine test. the pharmeceutical companies will fight it tooth and nail because it will keep a lot of people from using their wonderful addicting legal drugs that are such a huge crime problem now.
March 23rd, 2011
10:07 pm
Ok, think back to your worst hangover ever. And think back to the worst time you ever had smoking pot (if you ever have).
Do they even remotely compare? Mine sure don't. The worst weed experience I ever had was falling asleep during Inception.
March 23rd, 2011
10:09 pm
$100 billion a year, but you should also factor in the money saved (billions, but I couldn't put a specific number on it without further research) by not having to spend so much on law enforcement efforts to fight marijuana production, sale, and use. Marijuana is by far the most widely used illegal drug in this country, and therefore most of the taxpayer money that goes to fight "drugs" goes to fight marijuana, as opposed to cocaine, heroin, meth, etc. Of course, this is a big factor in why law enforcement groups want to keep it illegal; they would stand to lose jobs, money, and spiffy para-military equipment.
@bigdawg: while there is a black market for cigarettes (from what I hear you go to indian reservations, where they don't impose the high taxes, buy in bulk, and then come back to your home area and sell illegally for less than the corner store), don't forget that you can also always grow your own tobacco, cure it, and smoke it. It's a slightly complicated process, but is completely legal as far as I know, so long as you're not growing it to sell your own cigs. However, since it is legal to buy at the Citgo, people who must smoke are generally just going to suck it up and pay the higher cost for the convenience of not having to farm their own smokes.
Same with alcohol: I can brew my own beer or distill my own whiskey at home if I want to, for personal use. As long as I'm not not selling it to other people, I'm completely within my rights. But when I can just go buy a sixpack down the street, why bother?
With marijuana legalization, the same should apply: you can grow your own for personal use. And it's a much simpler process than tobacco, since you don't have to cure it or do anything to the plant besides water it, just pick the mature buds right off the plant and smoke away (or make brownies, or whatever). And honestly, that's what a great many people would do, just grow a couple of their own plants in the back yard for their use. That's what I would do. Sure you'll have commercially available marijuana cigs and other pot-based products, which will certainly bring in tax revenue. But the real savings would be from not having to spend the exorbitant amounts of taxpayer dollars that we currently do on law enforcement and the military fighting a losing battle with illegal producers, distributors, and users. We can use that money elsewhere, or (radical idea!) give it back to the taxpayers.
Sadly, alcohol prohibition was so long ago that we've forgotten the lesson it taught us. As well, we still have too many religious Talibaptists in places like Georgia who can't even bear the fact that we're allowed to drink; no way they will let us responsibly consume the demon weed, in spite of the glaring fact that it is a less dangerous substance than alcohol in every possible way.
March 23rd, 2011
10:11 pm
Bigdawg 88,
You have good points. I think I would say that there is no black market for cigarettes because cigarettes just are not that great. Whereas marijauna posses numerous proven fun- and health-improving qualities. (:
Also I have heard the notion about marijuana being grown generally stronger than in the past. That may be true, but it probably has more to do with who you hang/hung out with now/then.
March 23rd, 2011
10:17 pm
excellent point on the money saved on law enforcement and prisons. that alone would make it worth it. i know a lot of cops who would love to see pot legalized. check out www. leap.cc/cms/index.php
March 23rd, 2011
10:37 pm
To the poster who wondered about drug testing at work, use some common sense. If it's legal and they don't want pot smokers (like some places won't hire cigarette smokers) then don't smoke. Or, get another job; it's your choice.
Just as it should be everyone's choice.
March 23rd, 2011
11:01 pm
What's with all the intoxication? No matter the mechanism. Is it really an escape from anything? Really sad.
March 23rd, 2011
11:52 pm
@Most Despised:
I bet you're just hilarious at parties.
March 24th, 2011
12:00 am
Is this a REVENUE SHIFTING proposal? One that takes the revenue from drug cartels & street dealers to big business and government? If so, how will that affect the drug wars? And how would that issue be addressed?
At first glance it would seem that prison/jail beds would have vacancies. Thereby reducing expenses for taxpayers. Except "corrections" is big business in Georgia with the Corrections Corporation of America facilities throughout the state. Who will fill those empty beds vacated by attrition without arrests for marijuana sales/use/distribution? Winew legislation be passed – making NEW CRIMES – as HB87 does?
March 24th, 2011
1:10 am
The feds should just legalize it.. Its a natural herb from the earth, not constructed artificially.. Alcohol and cigarettes kill more people annually. If sales were legal, it would definitely help the economy out. Unfortunately, as with everything, there are consequences and repercussions that go along with it. I'm an avid smoker and all for legalization. It helps with many issues, medically, Psychologically, physically, the list can go on and on..
March 24th, 2011
1:14 am
Time to legalize it. I never hear of anybody getting stoned, getting behind the wheel of a car and killing someone. You can do that with alcohol and alcohol is perfectly legal. Marijuana is not even remotely close to being as destructive as alcohol.
March 24th, 2011
2:44 am
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March 24th, 2011
6:49 am
Mr. Headsup,
Spreewell's are named after the infamous NBA thug, Latrell Spreewell, who is most famous for choking his former coach PJ Carlisimo. He also was caught several times for smoking illegal substances. Hence the nickname, Spreewell's, which refer to marijuana cigarettes or joints.
These blogs are chock filled with useless information.
Back to the NBA, I would guess that the over / under on marijuana use in the NBA, league wide is somewhere close to 75% or even higher.
I would also guess, just like our government has done for the past 80 years, that if a new revenue stream came as the legalization of marijuana, our beuracrats would wind up spending it on some entitlements program instead of trying to balance the budget.
It has got to stop and the citizens of this great country needs to start to pay attention and demand accountability from our representatives.
Oh what the hell, pass the hootie to the left hand side!
March 24th, 2011
7:03 am
i wonder how expensive bread would get? more and more grain is going towards the production or ethanol ever day, imagine if all the mid west farmers stopped growing corn and wheat, and started groing marijuana because it was much more profitable, supply and demand people, pot prices drop, your bread and cereal go up.
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March 24th, 2011
11:32 pm
The so-called "War On Drugs" isn't a war on drugs, it's a war on marijuana. And more specifically, it's not a war on marijuana, it's a war on stoners, on heads, on people that use reefer: YOU and ME – peaceful, job holding, tax paying, otherwise law abiding citizens.
"Booze is GOOD and reefer is BAD": that's the message that's been pushed on Americans for the past several decades, and mainstream America has drunk the kool-aid.
It's way past time for change.
March 25th, 2011
5:39 pm
How can government ignore the truth this long. Oh how i digress. How can they ignore the revenue streams and job growth. I long for the day that pot saves the world…..
March 25th, 2011
5:42 pm
and Hemp can be used to make paper ( The declaration of independence is written on hemp paper, which was widely regarded as the finest paper in the world), clothing and Carpet as well, replacing the petroleum products now used to do so. So, lower gas prices would also be a benefit….
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7:36 pm
this govmn't should be toppled and a citizen friendly one should be put in it place. follow in the footsteps of lybia.
this govnm't is suppose to be for the people. i don't think so. god makes things grow and weed grows without the hand of man. self sustaind. this countrys govmn't just like cops suck.


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If only we could sue you and your family for all the trillions of dollars — and the 4000+ lives that were wasted in the Iraq War —- which you and your satanic Father were cheerleaders for, after 9/11. Actually, I would very much like to see criminal charges filed against you and few of your Trotskyite friends as well. However, as we realists know; that will never happened to a protected class as yourself.
You want to know what got wrong with Conservatism? You want to know why the GOP is in the shape that it is in? Look no further than this man here and his idiotic Trotskyite magazine that he runs. They are the true enemies of America; they are the ones who put us in the war that almost broke this Nation and ruined its standing in the world.
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I haven't seen it. i'm on vacation right now so I probably won't see it till I get home.
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It's always nice after reading a tough book to read a book that you love. It's like a breath of fresh air. I'm rereading Jane Eyre again. I've read it so many times.
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