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In northwest Montana the water is so transparent that it seems like a shallow lake
[Via the official GNP fbook page](https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150274356039912.335507.74553624911&type=1):
Glacial lakes and their outlet streams tend to have very low nutrient levels, a condition described scientifically as "oligotrophic." The oligotrophic waters of the park are largely due to being located near the headwater source of the watersheds, local surface geology, lack of nutrient input from either human or natural sources, cold water temperatures, and short growing seasons."
Which explains the low/lack of algae.
As to the coloration, it doesn't translate well in this picture, but glacial lakes tend to look green (Wikipedia calls it turquoise), due to the aforementioned rock flour, which is derived from jasper.
Yonys December 28, 2016
it should be possible to calculate the depth from the logs. Usually they would be about 10 meters long (about 30 feet?). and the girl? probably 160 to 170 cm.
Brivestas December 26, 2016
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RomaMcray December 23, 2016
Unless the water in Montana doesn't reflect light, this was taken with a polarizing filter.
Edit — not saying the lakes aren't that clear, they would have to be to get that kind of picture, but the filter is necessary as well.
dorothywarkocz5 December 18, 2016
I've swam in it and it is absolutely clear. You can see 40′ to the bottom
walters1981 December 11, 2016
I'm not sure which lake is in OP's photo, but a similar lake ([Lake MacDonald](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_McDonald) in Glacier National Park) is similarly clear and I have *definitely* pulled fish out of it.
panzergeneral December 8, 2016
Carnivorous fish, I presume. Trout eat mosquitos, which there must be plenty of there.
southwickship5 December 4, 2016
The water is gorgeous, loved the trout fishing when I was up there visiting my great grandparents.
Ingn December 4, 2016
The water is simply cold, and the algae and bacteria that would cloud a warmer lake cannot grow in abundance. Trust me, there are fish in there, and you can see them.
Radbel November 29, 2016
That looks like Flathead Lake. One of the most unbelievable experiences I've had is swimming in that water.
Ightcer November 22, 2016
Thats cause the temperature of the lake is fucking cold.
Ustche November 16, 2016
That's what I was thinking. Is it not a shallow lake?
CristineLacomb November 11, 2016
The rule of thumb for water refraction is the bottom is 4/3 deeper than it looks, so not deeper than 13.4′.
Phois October 29, 2016
Wow, looks like a great place to start dumping waste!
Jk, that looks beautiful.
ArletteMaddix October 25, 2016
Get Wood at bottom of lake, make something with it, Sell for $$$$$
Eldrdan October 22, 2016
I did the reverse, many years ago, to go to University. There is not a day that goes by that I don't think about where I grew up. Went to High School in Conrad. I have cousins near Choteau in Fairfield, some near the farm where I grew up, some in Missoula.
And cold might not be an adequate word for the lakes like, for example, Flathead Lake, or Seely Lake.
osade October 15, 2016
As beautiful as that is It's beauty is caused by aicd rain that destroyed the natural algae that clouds the water.
Laeld October 10, 2016
I'd guess that lake is about six feet deep, maybe 8. I'm no lake expert and I am prone to optical illusions though.
Awust October 5, 2016
yep, it actually makes me sad. clear water like that indicates no life swimmin around frolicking. that is one strip mall of a lake.
Haizden October 4, 2016
Dude- don't give away the best kept secret to outdoor photography. It ain't much, but it is the single greatest tool after good composition!
brusswszech October 2, 2016
came for the pic, stayed for the shallow conversation
Claribel1 October 2, 2016
the average vaginal canal is only about 3-4 inches.
lamoureux89 September 19, 2016
Moved to Missoula in autumn '07 then Helena to work the legislature this year and now I'm living in Choteau. Spend lots of time with my finacee's family in Cut Bank and Wolf Creek.
Belacha September 16, 2016
Did you [raise a crop of dental floss](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzPUZwev7V8&feature=related)?
Chaiwor September 13, 2016
Could you manage to climb aboard an inflatable raft and not get wet? No, sir, you cannot.
Garan September 12, 2016
TIL there are WAY more people from Montana on here than I thought. Say hi to the motherland for me!
Eldrdan September 12, 2016
I am sure a circular polarizing filter was used. They can alter the input of light so you can see through water more easily. It sounds like magic, I know; try it yourself. No camera should be without one.
LucienneDewees September 11, 2016
Do you really love the lake or are you just saying it because you saw it?
CristineLacomb September 3, 2016
I believe this is McGregor Lake between Libby and Kalispell.
[Google Maps Link](http://maps.google.com/maps?q=&hl=en&ll=48.020932,-114.850731&spn=0.192434,0.308647&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=57.510723,79.013672&vpsrc=6&t=h&z=12)
garza77 September 1, 2016
It's called an [Oligotrophic lake.](https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Oligotrophic_lake#Oligotrophic)
Eldoq August 19, 2016
This is bugging me too. How freaking deep is it? Looking at the shadow of the raft makes it look like it's no more than 10′ deep there.
Jacquiline1999 August 8, 2016
All the polarizing lense does is remove the reflection of the sunlight from the water. It does not and can not make the water more transparent, that is impossible. If the light from the bottom, that is creating the image of the bottom, is blocked by murky water, the camera cannot re-create that light and fill out the missing parts of the image.
tl;dr the lense youre referring to only removes reflection, if you were to get underwater with goggles you could see just as clearly as it is in the picture.
Sayeche August 6, 2016
I was there in Sept and surprisingly no. On the other hand the melt water streams that were feeding it would shatter your foot if you left it in there too long.
TyroneVautour August 2, 2016
[In Northwest Russia, the water is so transparent, it isn't even there!](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOrZHqfcfWU)
Endvesa July 27, 2016
Actually if the light coming out is warped, so is the light going in. Shadow is victim.
ThuBocanegra July 26, 2016
no, there really are clear lakes in montana. without polarizing lenses
deardorff3 July 25, 2016
A polarizer will only cut the glare from light on the surface of the water – it won't cut through murky water. So while a polarizer may be important for getting such shots, if can't make water look clear if it isn't already.
WendellAhmad July 15, 2016
>Damnit Mind_Virus, stay out of waterporn!
Kind of hard for me to do that considering I'm one of the mods.
BTW I removed a pic yesterday that was deemed by many to be a photoshop. I will remove pics if they're not legit. Give me the proof, and I'll do so.
Tiaeld July 1, 2016
If there is no algae, how does a fish ecosystem support itself? Strictly self-supporting (fish eating other fish) or are there enough bugs and things that land there to sustain some life?
Sadys June 29, 2016
If only the bikinis were transparent in Montana too.
On a sidenote, that looks gorgeous and I *love* fishing in lakes that are crystal clear – you can see the fish fighting the whole time and it's wild!
Isech June 22, 2016
Get a snorkel and float around face down. It'd have to feel like flying.
Hinoldo June 21, 2016
The only thing Mind_Virus knows about the pics he steals and rehosts is whatever caption comes with them on whatever site he swiped them from. If you expect anything else, including logic or reason from it, you'll be disappointed every time.
lawvercool3 June 17, 2016
Or where streams come in, those are by far my favorite part of a lake.
Neab June 15, 2016
Or it seems like a shallow lake because we can see that it is a shallow lake.
MilagroConti June 12, 2016
Shore could well be gravel and painful for bare feet.
GaleBostick June 8, 2016
From someone who lives in Montana, plenty of the lakes are that clear. There's a good amount of glacial lakes up in the mountains that look exactly like this. Cold as hell to go swimming in for any extended time though.
Rac June 6, 2016
I grew up an hour or so west of glacier park & a lot of lakes are this clear – granted, that one is rather shallow.
Nyem June 1, 2016
well how deep is it? It only looks like 6 foot deep max here.
Sylye May 24, 2016
The National Geographic fakes pictures with bikini models!?
Imale May 24, 2016
Am I insane for wishing someone would remove those logs?
Xojyw May 24, 2016
If only she was wearing a wristwatch, Gil Grissom could tell us how deep the lake is.
Lordnys May 22, 2016
Best decision of my life was leaving Chicago and moving to Montana.
Oasi May 22, 2016
My name is HatredRave and I have a karma problem. 🙁
Nyill April 27, 2016
I had no idea that r/waterporn existed until today.
walters1981 April 9, 2016
I think the issue is that shallow is a relative term so none of us really know what anyone else means.
Iaor April 6, 2016
I would swim in that. And I never go into water above my ankles.
Cheann April 2, 2016
That water is also freezing, I have no idea how that young lady is so casual about hanging out in it.
Montana is a beautiful state, with many, many lakes like that. 🙂
Iss March 23, 2016
I measured it. The depth, taking into account refraction, seems to be nearly exactly the same as her height. Let's guess about 5'6″.
Iaor March 20, 2016
Love your username. I wonder how many people get it?
deardorff3 March 14, 2016
We need to throw oil in there.. that should fix the problem.
lamoureux89 March 13, 2016
I'm a lake expert with a background in optical illusions
and I can confirm this.
ShahidAqq March 6, 2016
Climb on from a dock. Climb on from a boat. Get lowered onto it from a rope hanging from a crane. Boarded the raft on shore and someone else pulled it into the water. Perfectly aimed trebuchet or circus cannon.
Yes, sir, you can!
panzergeneral March 5, 2016
You have made me yearn for home in ways I can't describe. I sort of hate you a little.
Iss February 29, 2016
Yes please where is this and how deep is it actually? And can we all go to there?
Mcaaast9 February 27, 2016
When I looked at this, my stomach dropped a little, because I thought she was free falling or something…
Odynu February 25, 2016
Oh hey, that's my friend Gretchen. I'll get her to answer questions about the specifics of the picture if you want.
Zimmermann169 February 21, 2016
Same. Except I moved from North Carolina. Whereabouts are you? I'm about 10 minutes south of Polson, pretty much the halfway point between Kalispell and Missoula. Shit's sweet.
Adir February 19, 2016
is there a certain amount that makes it deep? I would think that is all relative
Jacquiline1999 February 1, 2016
well, there's life at strip malls too, it's more the quality of life I'm referring to I guess.
MilesVickers January 27, 2016
I did not say none, just not in the same abundance.
swedberg January 27, 2016
I've seen two shallow lakes before and I can confirm this is a shallow lake.
GastonCoit January 22, 2016
Ditto- I'm also on the hate parade. I miss my people and sweet geography
DianHohn January 4, 2016
From what has been explained to me (My fiancee's family is from that area of Montana) the color comes from the long term effects of [glacial rock flour](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_flour). Further, since the lake has no outlet and is saturated with rock flour, the water has less ability to have other particles (dirt, etc.) suspended in it.
This could be a completely bullshit and not accurate account, but it's what has been related to me.
Whail December 22, 2015
It does look relatively shallow, compared to other lakes which are deeper.
RobbynDosch December 16, 2015
My friend says that the water isn't necessarily transparent. He says if you take a picture of a lake with a 'polarizing' lens at the right settings you can make any body of water appear transparent.
Hinoldo December 13, 2015
If I have learned anything from the Discovery Channel… those logs are worth some money. Maybe.
Nah December 10, 2015
I looked again to see if the sun's angle would have complicated things, but the shadows cast by the underwater objects appear to indicate the sun's close to overhead. Good call.
LeonardEdlund December 8, 2015
I also know Gretchen. I believe this is McGregor Lake between Libby and Kalispell. If not it is one of the several lakes between there.
[Google Maps View](http://maps.google.com/maps?q=&hl=en&ll=48.020932,-114.850731&spn=0.192434,0.308647&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=57.510723,79.013672&vpsrc=6&t=h&z=12)
swedberg December 3, 2015
not in the picture, the lake could be enormous, we don't know.
CarlGuerrier November 30, 2015
Both are necessary for that kind of photo, the water must be really transparent AND you need a polarizing filter.
The effect of the polarizing filter is that it eliminates reflections from the surface, without it you would get a photo of the reflected sky, no matter how clear the water is.
brusswszech November 29, 2015
Lots of times bikini models are freezing cold and you just can't tell in the pictures. The photographer only cares about the light and the schedule, not the temperature. They'll wrap up in an electric blanket until the shot is ready then jump out and smile and pose for a minute or two, then wrap up again.
I only know this from reading the articles in the SI swimsuit issue… I would imagine I'm the only person that does that.
MilesVickers November 26, 2015
No, clear water does not indicate lack of life. Water clarity is very important to certain types of lakes such as the one in the picture. If a lake like that was to experience any type of large algae bloom, the ecosystem would suffer. The plants that are rooted at the bottom would suffer lack of light. The oxygen levels would go down due to the decaying dead algae on the bottom.
Fitinack November 8, 2015
It appears 'dead' because of the type of lake it is. This is a glacial lake, with very few nutrients…not the best situation for a fish or plant, but they are still there. Just not in abundance. They're most likely hiding in the deeper water. Most of the shorelines in Montana lakes actually look like that…nothing but rocks and logs until you get much deeper or into some shaded areas.
Nitanen November 3, 2015
Don't know why you're being downvoted, unless it's for not being specific enough. I think whatsheon's question was, "Why is the water in Montana so clear?" I'd be interested to know as well. It's not just lack of pollution; there's obviously not much microbial life or algae to dim the water either.
Tryt October 27, 2015
There are more vigilantes than sharks or alligators in Montana.
Emtny October 18, 2015
Garan October 10, 2015
They make good habitats for the creatures within the lake.
Esstiaing October 9, 2015
Hmm, I'm not sure if I buy it but I could also be wrong. I always thought large masses of "water" always had a blue tint to it, nothing to do with whether it was "dirty" or not.
Stramald October 3, 2015
Imagine if there were sharks or alligators swimming around beneath you.
ArletteMaddix October 2, 2015
I've asked him multiple times why he is 'gaming' reddit but can't get a response. I've noticed he now peppers r/marijuana with submissions too probably in an effort to not look like the absolute pinnacle of a karma whore. Why though? Does he just get off on the karma points? Does having higher karma get your subsequent submissions higher on the pages, something you could then use to get advertisements on the front page?


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We are changing our company name in a rebranding effort. We use Application Server Portal for our external website with the URL (i.e. www.company-abc.com). We have a two server setup (Infrastructure and Mid-Tier), with "company-abc.com" as our domain.
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We want outside users (there's just a handful and they are being given the new name) to reference the website using www.company-xyz.com and also have all of the URLs within the site display as www.company-xyz.com/whatever_page_they_hit
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SHOFCO's partnership "Building a Better Kibera" was featured as an outstanding partnership in the Clinton Global Initiative's 2013 annual meeting.
In 2013, Jessica Posner was Huffington Post's Ignite Good Challenge Early Entry Winner.
Kennedy Odede was a 2012 Senior Fellow with Humanity in Action. Humanity in Action supports Senior Fellows with educational and professional development opportunities and encourages them to collaborate through the Humanity in Action network and Senior Fellows Associations around the world.
Jessica Posner was a 2011 Bluhm/Helfand Innovation Fellowship Winner. The award recognizes young people making an incredible impact through social innovation.
Kennedy Odede was awarded an Outstanding Student Commitment Award from the Clinton Global Initiative University Project in 2011.
Kennedy Odede was the grand prize winner of the 2010 Dell Social Innovation Competition, a competition that rewards social entrepreneurs looking to better the world.
Both Kennedy Odede and Jessica Posner were Eching Green fellows in 2010. Echoing Green's Fellowship Programs offers support to emerging leaders working to bring about positive social change.
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Tenneville is a small municipality in the province of Luxembourg which has numerous tracks for cross-country skiing. It is centrally located in the Belgian Ardennes and thus a holiday cottage in the area is the perfect departure point to start exploring the Ardennes. The nature park 'Deux Ourthes' is partially located on its territory. Tenneville is just a half an hour's drive away from Houffalize, the Belgian mountain bike capital, and from La Roche-en-Ardenne, one of the most delightful towns in the region.
Saint-Ode is located between Saint-Hubert and Bastogne in the beautiful green setting in the heart of the Belgian Ardennes. It is home to the Nature Park Deux Ourthes, the departure point of many hikes. Over 400 kilometres of hiking trails in the area are signposted. Bastogne is just a few minutes away, Durbuy is less than an hour's drive away.
Bastogne is one of the most important places for historic tourism in Belgium. The city was the scene for a key moment during World War II. Several museums tell the story and background of the Battle of the Bulge. Outside the city centre you can fully enjoy the breath-taking beauty the Belgian Ardennes, one of the most beautiful regions in Western Europe, has to offer.
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Des bisons ?! En Ardenne ? Mais voyons, les bisons vivent en Amérique ! Oui c'est vrai. Et depuis les années '90, ces grands bovidés trouvent pâtures à leur goût en Europe et surtout à Recogne, dans les Ardennes belges.
The Brandsport team expects you in La Roche-en-Ardenne for some sensational activities. There's rope trails, rock climbing, abseiling, mountain biking, kayaking and many more.
The Bastogne War Museum in Bastogne, a city in the Belgian Ardennes, is located just next to the world famous Mardasson Memorial. The museum tells the story of the Second World War, and more specifically of the Battle of the Bulge.
If you are looking for a guide for numerous nature themes between Couvin and Monschau, between La Hulpe and Luxembourg, all you need to do is to contact the Guide office.
The Museum of the La Roche Stoneware makes you take a journey back in time. It provides insight in the geological properties of the Ardennes soil. You can have a taste from the best locally produced foods, like the famous Ardennes ham.
The National Center of Gliding offers you an extraordinary experience. It gives you that extraordinary feeling of lightness while moving along with the wind. The National Gliding Centre in Saint-Hubert invites you for your first session in the open air.
The La Roche-en-Ardenne castle is a medieval fortification next to the river Ourthe. The 9th century building, with its dungeons and typical towers, breathes an extraordinary atmosphere in the middle of the Belgian Ardennes.
Ardenne Aventure is a leisure centre located in La Roche in the heart of the Belgian Ardennes. They have mountain bikes, kayaks and pedalos for rent and also organise hikes.
The museum of the Battle of the Bulge was founded in 1992 in La Roche. You will find many dioramas, authentic historic objects and pictures that teach you all you need to know about this sad period of 20th century Europe.
Achouffe is a small village of Houffalize, in the Belgian province of Luxembourg. People come from everywhere to visit the brewery where the delicious La Chouffe beer is produced.
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Obama: Launch of Affordable Care Act insurance exchanges is 'historic'
Hemlock Salt Lake City, UTOct. 5, 2013 11:26 a.m.
Nice attempt to shift blame for the inadequacies of the ACA to capitalism. It is a transfer of money to some of Mr. Obama's main campaign contributors. THE ACA is not an application of capitalism.
RBB Sandy, UTOct. 4, 2013 10:58 p.m.
If Obama were a private CEO he would sued for false advertising. Instead he has legions ready to drink the Kool-Aid. (No offense intended to Kool-aid)
AllenD SC, CAOct. 2, 2013 11:51 a.m.
ObamaCare has not helped me and my family in any way except that we will lose our Insurance at the end of the year after 25 years of paying into the same insurance company. Then to get insurance it will cost us $ 250 more per month more for me and my husband to get new Insurance. I cant believe @ 57 years old we have to start all over with Insurance and we cant afford to pay almost $800 a month for Insurance.
Tators Hyrum, UTOct. 2, 2013 8:15 a.m.
@ Bored to the Point of This:
Being forced to do something is never "capitalism at it's finest". The simple fact is that most institutions who have been studying and researching the effects of Obamacare have found that most people's insurance rates will indeed go up. Only a minority will pay less.
In North Carolina, due to their current state regulations being overwritten, most people there will now be forced to pay approximately 300% more... as reported on the news 2 days ago.
worf Mcallen, TXOct. 1, 2013 11:10 p.m.
How does Obama define affordable?
SCfan clearfield, UTOct. 1, 2013 3:49 p.m.
You just remind us that Mr. Obama was no where near ready, experienced enough, or mature enough to be President of the United States. I, more than ever, believe that the election of Obama will go down as one of the worst mistakes the American people ever made. Twice.
worf Mcallen, TXOct. 1, 2013 2:43 p.m.
Obama just claimed there will be no health care rationing, but Howard Dean, Paul Krugman, and Obama's own former director of Medicare and Medicaid didn't get the memo on that one.
Obama just claimed that the last government "shutdown" in 1996 hurt the economy, when in fact he knows the stock market boomed. So, why does he insist on yet another enormous debt ceiling increase?
Among so many other distorted things, Obama just declared that "Obamacare is open for business" – aside from major "glitches".
Most Americans are against Obamacare. Amazingly, Obama blamed conservatives and tea party patriots for the problems and even for this partial government shut down. He declared he would NOT negotiate a solution with them, but then in the next breath he said he's open to hearing from anyone with a better idea.
President passes the buck that he has no responsibility in all of this. He acted as if he, the leader, didn't have any responsibility to pass a budget either – even during his first two years in office when he enjoyed total Democrat control of Congress and the White
Bored to the point of THIS! Ogden, UTOct. 1, 2013 2:14 p.m.
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Blame your provider...not the new law. That's capitalism at it's finest. Everyone has been saying rates will go up... well guess what... we've given the health care industry permission to do just that... raise our rates!
By the way, mine went down. I guess you should get on the exchange, when you get a chance, and find a better plan.
Tators Hyrum, UTOct. 1, 2013 2:13 p.m.
There are many of us... in fact a majority of us, who would consider this Obamacare thing more infamous than historic... just like Obama's presidency will be considered down the road and looking back. Personally, I don't know one person who I've talked face to face to who has had anything positive to say about Obamacare. The more find out about it, the more they dislike it. Even people who initially thought it was going to be great thing have now changed their minds.
By and large, it's only people on the federal dole who like socialism. And that's what Obama and Obamacare is all about. Pure socialism... plain and simple.
rvalens2 Burley, IDOct. 1, 2013 12:45 p.m.
The American people will see exactly how big a train wreck this legislation is when they start to sign up and find out how "un-affordable" the ACA act really is.
35ppg American Fork, UTOct. 1, 2013 12:29 p.m.
It's historic alright...
My deductible went up to $3,500.00 (from $750.00 last year) for the exact same coverage in anticipation of ObamaCare.
I for one am SO grateful for Obama saving the health industry!
Mainly Me Werribee, 00Oct. 1, 2013 12:17 p.m.
It's historic alright. A historic train wreck that has done more to destroy jobs than any other socialist agenda.
patriot Cedar Hills, UTOct. 1, 2013 12:13 p.m.
historic. Yes sir - the election of Barack Obama was 'historic' as well and we all know how that nightmare has turned out. There are lots of historic things but being historic doesn't make them good things...they can be historically BAD things as with Obamacare. This socialized - wealth redistribution - power grab called Obamacare is 20000 pages long and for good reason. No one - not even lawyers can comprehend this Mount Everest sized pile of crap. Don't expect Barack to articulate the fine points of the law because he doesn't even understand the basics. His lies regarding Obamacare are many and growing....
1. You will be able to keep your existing insurance. (LIE) People all over this country are getting letters from their existing insurance carrier stating that they are being dropped from coverage due to Obamacare.
2. Premiums will go down an average of $2500 per year. (LIE) Premiums of existing policies have gone up drastically AND those policies via the exchanges are also higher than those policies that were replaced.
3. No jobs will be lost. (LIE) All over America people are losing jobs and getting their hours cut because of Obamacare.
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Beautiful yard, fenced in, good central location-near downtown & all sport activities. Great 2 BR starter home, cheaper than rent. Large eat in kitchen & attached garage. 1st floor laundry, new roof, near city parks.
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Sold Date:12/19/2016
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772 (approx)
Beautiful yard, fenced in, good central location-near downtown & all sport activities. Great 2 BR starter home, cheaper than rent. Large eat in kitchen & attached garage. 1st floor laundry, new roof, near city parks.
Listing Information
772 Sq. Ft. (approx)
City Water - Connected
City Sewer - Connected
No Stairs Internal, No Stairs External
School Information
Room Information
Eat In Kitchen
Main Floor Laundry
Main Floor Full Bath
Interior Features
772 Sq. Ft. Above Ground
Range, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer
Window Air Conditioning
Gas Heat, Forced Air
Crawl Space
No Stairs Internal, No Stairs External
Natural Woodwork, Kitchen Window, Ceiling Fan(s), Washer/Dryer Hookup, Main Floor Bedroom, All Living Facilities on One Level
Exterior / Lot Features
1 Garage Spaces, Attached Garage, Driveway - Asphalt, Garage Door Opener
Asphalt, Age 8 Years or Less
Wood, Wire, Full
Road Frontage- City. Tree Coverage - Medium, City Bus (w/in 6 blks)
Community Features
Bus Line
Driving Directions
Douglas Dr to 52nd Ave North, West to home
Financial Considerations
FHA, DVA, Conventional, Cash
Crystal Real Estate
Crystal is located in Minnesota. Crystal, Minnesota 55428 has a population of 22,943.
The median household income in Crystal, Minnesota 55428 is $59,860. The median household income for the surrounding county is $65,033 compared to the national median of $53,482. The median age of people living in Crystal 55428 is 38.6 years.
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Following a childhood love of gaming and a passion for art I received my Bachelor's degree in video game design in 2008. Finding 2D art more of a calling, I settled into a 5 year stint as an in-house illustrator for the design company Lantern Press. During my time there I created about 700 posters, tackling projects for the likes of Urban Outfitters, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, and the EMP Science Fiction Museum (now MoPOP). After a temporary relocation to California for my husband's work, I moved on to freelancing as an illustrator full time."


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A judicial source said that French charity workers jailed in Chad have begun a hunger strikeN'DJAMENA, December 10, 2007 - Six French charity workers detained in Chad over efforts to fly 103 children to France began a hunger strike Saturday to protest what they call a "biased" probe into the incident, a judicial source said.
"They have begun their hunger strike, but are continuing to drink water and
smoke," the source told AFP.
"They are saying that they are determined to continue their strike until
they are freed because they say they have committed no crime."
The six French nationals are incarcerated in the Chadian capital of
N'Djamena on charges of kidnapping and fraud. Five Chadian officials and a
Sudanese refugee are also detained for complicity.
The investigating judge concluded his probe into the incident Tuesday and
received the prosecutor's recommendations Thursday. He is expected to issue an edict next week on whether the case will be tried and, if so, whether it will be heard in a court dealing with crimes or misdemeanors.
But the five charity workers claim the judge is biased. One of them,
Philippe van Winkelberg, wrote a letter to that effect, claiming "proof" of
the defendants' innocence was not taken into account.
In France Gilbert Collard, lawyer for the detained members of the Zoe's Ark
charity, said the six felt forsaken by the French government.
"The decision to launch a hunger strike is the result of a situation of
diplomatic and political abandonment in which our compatriots are left," he
said Saturday, adding he personally believed French President Nicolas Sarkozy would ultimately intervene on their behalf.
Sarkozy flew to Chad last month to bring home other Europeans involved in
the botched flight.
In October, Chadian authorities halted a controversial operation in the
eastern city of Abeche, as charity members tried to board more than 100
African children on a France-bound plane.
Zoe's Ark has said that it thought the children were orphans from Darfur,
the neighbouring Sudanese region in the throes of civil war.
But international humanitarian organisations claim almost all the children
are from Chadian villages in the border area, and have at least one parent or
adult guardian.
Also charged initially were three French journalists, seven Spanish air
crew members chartered by Zoe's Ark to take the children to France, and a
Belgian pilot who transported some of the children from Adre, near the
Sudanese border, to Abeche.
They have since been released and repatriated, although the charges still
hold in Chad.
Those charged could incur sentences of between five to 20 years of forced
labour in Chad.


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I am writing an article about cotton wrapped christmas trees like we used to have when I was little...am in need of a good photo of one as I can't seem to locate my albums in my tons of packed boxes. (Being a packrat is not fun...)
Anyone have a pic of a "cotton tree" (or know of a source) they would grant me permission to use online with the article?
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What I would do is search for the image, and then contact the owner of the one you like...
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Part of the 'Kraven's Last Hunt' event
Previous Issue
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- After all these years, you surely know that I'm a man of my word -- and I give you my word: from this night forward, Kraven the Hunter -- will never hunt again.
- -- Kraven the Hunter to Spider-Man
Appearing in "Thunder"Edit
Featured Characters:
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Other Characters:
- Anna Kravinoff (Photo)
- Nikolai Kravinoff (Photo)
- New York City
- Manhattan
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Spider-Man has emerged from his grave, discovering that Kraven's drug kept him immobilized there for two weeks. Spider-Man arrives and confronts the Hunter. Kraven refuses to fight, saying that by "killing" and impersonating the web-slinger, he has proven his superiority.
Re-donning his own costume, he leads Spider-Man to the caged Vermin, then releases him, goading him into attacking Spider-Man. At first Spider-Man fights back but then backs off, refusing to play Kraven's game. However Vermin overwhelms him. Kraven forces Vermin off Spider-Man and lets him flee. Promising to never hunt again. Kraven helps the wounded Spider-Man up, urging him to follow Vermin. Feeling release, Kraven shoots himself with a hunting rifle, falling back into a coffin, dead.
- This is part five of the Kraven's Last Hunt storyline, following Web of Spider-Man #32 and continuing directly into Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #132.
- This issue is reprinted in comics and books, see references for more info.[1]
Solicit Synopsis:
Spider-Man confronts Kraven the Hunter in Part 5 of this 6-part saga. Kraven beat Spidey the last time; can he— will he do it again?
- No trivia.
See AlsoEdit
Recommended ReadingEdit
|Kraven's Last Hunt
|Web of Spider-Man #31
|Amazing Spider-Man #293
|Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #131
|Web of Spider-Man #32
|Amazing Spider-Man #294
|Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #132
- Web of Spider-Man Vol 1 31
- Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 293
- Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man Vol 1 131
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Cross-skill Redistribution and the Tradeoff between Unemployment Benefits and Employment Protection
We document the presence of a trade-off between unemployment benefits (UB) and employment protection legislation (EPL) in the provision of insurance against labor market risk. Different countries' locations along this trade-off represent stable, hard to modify, politico-economic equilibria. We develop a model in which voters are required to cast a ballot over the strictness of EPL, the generosity of UBs and the amount of redistribution involved by the financing of unemployment insurance. Agents are heterogeneous along two dimensions: employment status — insiders and outsiders — and skills — low and high. Unlike previous work on EPL, we model employment protection as an institution redistributing among insiders, notably in favour of the low-skill workers. A key implication of the model is that configurations with strict EPL and low UB should emerge in presence of compressed wage structures. Micro data on wage premia on educational attainments and on the strictness of EPL are in line with our results. We also find empirical support to the substantive assumptions of the model on the effects of EPL.
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- Bertola, Giuseppe & Rogerson, Richard, 1997.
"Institutions and labor reallocation,"
European Economic Review,
Elsevier, vol. 41(6), pages 1147-1171, June.
- Giuseppe Bertola & Richard Rogerson, 1996. "Institutions and Labor Reallocation," NBER Working Papers 5828, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
- Bertola, Giuseppe & Rogerson, Richard, 1996. "Institutions and Labour Reallocation," CEPR Discussion Papers 1519, C.E.P.R. Discussion Papers.
- bertola, G. & Rogerson, R., 1996. "Institutions and Labor Reallocation," Papers 272, Banca Italia - Servizio di Studi.
- Gilles Saint-Paul, 2002. "The Political Economy of Employment Protection," Journal of Political Economy, University of Chicago Press, vol. 110(3), pages 672-701, June.
- Saint-Paul, Gilles, 1999. "The Political Economy of Employment Protection," CEPR Discussion Papers 2109, C.E.P.R. Discussion Papers.
- Gilles Saint Paul, 1999. "The political economy of employment protection," Economics Working Papers 355, Department of Economics and Business, Universitat Pompeu Fabra.
- Gilles Saint-Paul, 1999. "Assessing the political viability of labor market reform : the case of employment protection," Review, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, issue May, pages 73-87.
- Gilles Saint Paul, 1998. "Assesing the political viability of labour market reform: The case of employment protection," Economics Working Papers 346, Department of Economics and Business, Universitat Pompeu Fabra.
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- Samuel Bentolila & Giuseppe Bertola, 1990. "Firing Costs and Labour Demand: How Bad is Eurosclerosis?," Review of Economic Studies, Oxford University Press, vol. 57(3), pages 381-402.
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- Conde-Ruiz, J.I. & Galasso, V., 2000. "Positive Arithmetic of the Welfare State," Economics Working Papers eco2000/23, European University Institute.
- Conde-Ruiz, José Ignacio & Galasso, Vincenzo, 1999. "Positive Arithmetic of the Welfare State," CEPR Discussion Papers 2202, C.E.P.R. Discussion Papers.
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text: Gucci Backs Morgan Stanley In Analyst Dispute With LVMH MILAN — LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton's $100 million lawsuit against Morgan Stanley and its luxury analyst Claire Kent has fueled another round of mudslinging with Gucci Group. Morgan Stanley's investment bankers... WWD Staff MILAN — LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton's $100 million lawsuit againstMorgan Stanley and its luxury analyst Claire Kent has fueled another round of mudslinging with Gucci Group. Morgan Stanley's investment bankers advise Gucci on acquisitions and other financial matters, and as far as Domenico De Sole, Gucci's president and chief executive officer, the LVMH lawsuit should never have happened. "I am totally amazed by the lawsuit. I believe that Claire Kent is the most independent analyst I've ever met," said De Sole, who criticized LVMH for taking legal action. "If there's an analyst I don't agree with, I call him…that's as far as it should go."De Sole also highlighted the importance of corporate transparency. As reported, Gucci took pains to criticize an analyst who drew parallels between how LVMH and Gucci fail to break down financial results for some of their business divisions. De Sole has repeatedly criticized LVMH for not breaking out its Louis Vuitton sales.The Gucci ceo said he felt obligated to inform the market in a timely manner when the company discovered it would not make its profit and sales forecasts. "We felt it was our duty to inform our investors immediately," he said.Meanwhile, Kent has received another vote of confidence from an independent tracking service.AQ Publications, a London-based quarterly that tracks the accuracy of equity research, released a study concluding that Kent's earnings-per-share forecasts were above average in accuracy compared with 36 rival houses for the past three years.AQ tracks analysts' earnings-per-share forecasts and revisions versus actual results. In its most recent study, for the third quarter, Morgan Stanley ranks ninth in accuracy on LVMH earnings. LVMH declined to comment on the AQ report. To access this article, click here to subscribe or click here to log in. load comments blog comments powered by Disqus


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Use the Desktop Cleanup WizardTo start the Desktop Cleanup Wizard:
- Click Start, and then click Control Panel.
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Iola Old Car Show & Swap Meet
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he Iola Car Show is entering it's 44th annual this year with the theme of 'Trucks and Dodge Chargers'. Iola is One of the Biggest and Best Car Show/Swap Meets in America, featuring 2500 Show Cars, 4200 Swap Spaces, 1000 Car Corral Spaces and 1900 camp sites. Spread out over 300 well maintained acres, it's a must see for enthusiasts and casual fans alike. With free parking, bus shuttles, and $10 daily admission ($18 for 3-day pass, children 12 and under are free) it's a very family (and wallet) friendly event close to home. This year the Iola Car Show has added several special features, including the first ever Iola Car Show Concerts, on Friday and Saturday evening, sponsored by Muzzy Concerts.
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[Lactobacillus acidophilus, Lactobacillus plantarum] (3 Billion CFU)
Lipase, Protease, Aspergillopepsin, beta-Glucanase, Cellulase, Bromelain, Phytase, Lactase, Papain, Peptidase, Pectinase, Xylanase, Hemicellulase
Other Ingredients: RAW Organic Cacao, Organic Flavors (Chocolate and Vanilla), Organic Stevia (leaf), Sea Salt.
Caution: As with any dietary supplement, consult your healthcare practitioner before using this product, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, anticipate surgery, take medication on a regular basis or as other wise under medical supervision. Store in a cool, dry place. Do not use if safety seal is broken or missing. Keep out of reach of children.
Contains no filler ingredients, artificial colors, flavors, sweeteners or preservatives.
Typical Amino Acid Profile
Alanine 1476mg
Arginine 2083mg
Aspartic Acid 2346mg
Cysteine 625mg
Glutamic Acid 4860mg
Glycine 1230mg
Histidine 608mg
Isoleucine 1138mg
Leucine 2234mg
Lysine 841mg
Methionine 769mg
Phenylalanine 1471mg
Proline 1098mg
Serine 1273mg
Threonine 956mg
Tryptophan 398mg
Tyrosine 1207mg
Valine 1637mg
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.