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Beginning March 2014, the monthly District Board/Committee meetings will take place at the following locations:
Savannah Regional Recreation Center, Ashley Wilkes Room• Village Community Development District No.'s 1-4• Village Center Community Development District• Amenity Authority Committee
Lake Miona Regional Recreation Center, America 3A and 3B Rooms• Village Community Development District No.'s 5-10• Sumter Landing Community Development District• North Sumter County Utility Dependent District• Brownwood Community Development District
For specific times/dates please click on the header of this announcement to view the meeting calendar. If you have questions or would like additional information, please contact the District Clerk at (352) 751-6700.
At the February 12th meeting, the Amenity Authority Committee directed staff, as result of the purchase of 2375 Enrique Drive (formerly El Santiago Club Restaurant) and the overall Capital Improvement Plan, to move forward working with KP Studio Architects and bring the conceptual design plan back to the AAC for review and resident comment.
Please stay tuned to the District Website, www.Districtgov.org for future updates on this project.
The Village Community Development District No. 2 Board of Supervisors is seeking applicants who are interested in filling Seat 1, which was recently vacated due to the resignation of an existing Board Supervisor. The remainder of the existing four (4) year term for the vacated Seat will expire in November 2014.
Any interested applicants must be a qualified elector which is defined by Florida Statute 190 as "any person at least 18 years of age who is a citizen of the United States, a legal resident of Florida and of the district, and who registers to vote with the Supervisor of Elections in the county in which the district land is located". To obtain additional information or request an application you may contact Jennifer McQueary, District Clerk at (352) 751-6700 or obtain a copy of the application by clicking on the header of this announcement.
Applications must be submitted to the District Clerk no later than 5 p.m. on Tuesday, March 4, 2014 at the District Office, 1894 Laurel Manor Drive, The Villages.
The Board of Supervisors will interview applicants at their regularly scheduled Board Meeting to be held on Friday, March 14, 2014 at 9:30 a.m. in the Ashley Wilkes Room of the Savannah Center Regional Recreation Center, 1545 Buena Vista Boulevard, The Villages, FL.
During the January 6, 2014 Project Wide Advisory Committee (PWAC) meeting, direction was provided to proceed with the installation of a traffic signal at the multi-modal path crossing at Colony Boulevard. After extensive discussion at previous meetings and two traffic surveys, the signalization was determined to be the best solution. The project is currently out for Bid and an award recommendation is projected to be made by staff at the March 20, 2014 SLCDD Board Meeting.
Community Watch will continue providing traffic control at the multimodal crossing on Colony Boulevard from 10:00am – 5:00pm until the signal installation is completed. Please use caution while navigating this area and follow all directional signage and Community Watch personnel. For additional information, please stay tuned to www.DistrictGov.org.
Memorial bricks are currently on sale at the Customer Service Center located at 3201 Wedgewood Lane to commemorate U.S. Veterans, both past and present. To have your brick included in the 2014 Veterans Day Ceremony, bricks must be purchased by March 31, 2014. The dedication ceremony will take place on Veterans Day, November 11, 2014 at the Veterans Memorial Park. For additional information, please contact the Customer Service Center at 753-4508.
Overwatering in winter can encourage pests and disease
The Southwest Florida Water Management District is reminding residents who irrigate their lawns to "Skip a Week" or more of watering during the cooler months of January and February.
According to research by the University of Florida, grass doesn't need to be watered as often during the cooler months. One-half to three-quarters of an inch of water every 10–14 days is sufficient. In fact, if your lawn has received any significant rainfall, then you can turn off your irrigation system and operate it manually as needed.
"Overwatering can encourage pests and disease in your lawn," said Robin Grantham, water conservation coordinator. "Too much irrigation can also make lawns less able to survive droughts." Skipping a week of watering is as easy as "off" for residents with irrigation timers. "Turn the timer to 'off' for the week that you want to skip, and 'on' for the week that you want to water," said Grantham.
You can determine when your grass needs water when:
• Grass blades are folded in half lengthwise on at least one-third of your yard. • Grass blades appear blue-gray. • Grass blades do not spring back, leaving footprints on the lawn for several minutes after walking on it.
Watering every other week during the winter will help conserve drinking water supplies that the public needs for critical uses during the dry season. In fact, if everyone skipped one week of irrigation this season, it could save an estimated 1.9 billion gallons of water.
For additional information about water restrictions and water conservation, please visit SWFWMD's website at WaterMatters.org/SkipAWeek/.
Effective July 1, 2013, The Florida Legislature amended FS 319.14 to allow the conversion of a Low Speed Vehicle (LSV) to a golf cart. For additional information on the process of converting a LSV to a golf cart, please click on the header of this announcement.
The Sumter County Board of County Commissioners in cooperation with the Sumter County Sheriff's Office has developed an educational guide to navigating roundabouts in Sumter County. At the request of Sumter County officials, the District is providing this brochure for your information. If you have any questions regarding this information, please contact the Sumter County Public Works Department at 352-793-0240. Please click here to view the brochure.


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Since May, Jason Anders has been interviewing some the best artists working in animation on his Fulle Circle Productions blog. Bookmark this one. He's just posted a chat with Bob Camp, and Bob was nice enough to recall the crazy days (circa 1989-90) when he shared an office space with me, John K. and Carl Macek. Imagine that! (Strange, but true – Lynne Naylor and Jim Smith were also crammed in there with us). Check out the interview here. And check out Camp's own blog, loaded with his amazing artwork.
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Bob Camp is one of the good ones.
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Pretty good room to have been the proverbial "fly on the wall".
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Wow. That's an eclectic group of people! BTW, I just discovered Lynne's artwork, very cool indeed.
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Bob did some terrific storyboards and gags for LTBIA, almost none of which were used, since the majority of the scenes he worked on were jettisoned along the way by the Brain Trust in their quest to produce the blandest product possible. Still I always looked forward to and enjoyed my trips to what Eric Goldberg and I considered the real creative center of the project. Glad to see Bob thriving!


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News articles on indigenous people
Mongabay.com news articles on indigenous people in blog format. Updated regularly.
New forest map for Sarawak reveals large-scale deforestation, encroachment on indigenous territories
(02/24/2014) A new online platform released by the Bruno Manser Fund reveals large-scale destruction of Sarawak's rainforests, peatlands, and traditional lands. Drawing from a variety of sources, the Sarawak Geoportal includes data on logging concessions, oil palm plantations, existing and proposed dams, historical forest cover, the extent of indigenous cultivated areas, election results, and area where there are current native customary rights (NCR) disputes.
Helping the Amazon's 'Jaguar People' protect their culture and traditional wisdom
(02/11/2014) Tribes in the Amazon are increasingly exposed to the outside world by choice or circumstance. The fallout of outside contact has rarely been anything less than catastrophic, resulting in untold extinction of hundreds of tribes over the centuries. For ones that survived the devastation of introduced disease and conquest, the process of acculturation transformed once proud cultures into fragmented remnants, their self-sufficiency and social cohesion stripped away, left to struggle in a new world marked by poverty and external dependence
Gas company to drill in Manu National Park buffer zone, imperiling indigenous people
(02/04/2014) The Peruvian government has approved plans for gas company Pluspetrol to move deeper into a supposedly protected reserve for indigenous peoples and the buffer zone of the Manu National Park in the Amazon rainforest. The approval follows the government rescinding a highly critical report on the potential impacts of the operations by the Culture Ministry (MINCU), the resignation of the Culture Minister and other Ministry personnel, and repeated criticism from Peruvian and international civil society.
Through careful management, indigenous people have shaped Asian rainforests for 11,000 years
(01/28/2014) Humans have been actively managing vast areas of Southeast Asia's forests for longer than previously believed, according to research by paleoecologists from the United Kingdom presented in the current Journal of Archaeological Science. Strong evidence suggests that humans in Borneo, Sumatra, Java, Thailand and Vietnam have engaged in agricultural practices for the last 11,000 years. These findings may help bolster the claims of local indigenous peoples under threat of eviction from their traditional lands.
Land conflicts complicate effort to spare forests from palm oil in Borneo
(01/17/2014) A widely-heralded effort to spare carbon-dense rainforests and peatlands from palm oil development in Indonesian Borneo is facing new criticism after an investigation by rights groups found evidence of unresolved conflicts over community land. The report, published Friday by the Forest Peoples Program and TUK-Indonesia, looked at a carbon conservation pilot project run by Golden Agri Resources (GAR), a Singapore-based agribusiness giant that is one of Indonesia's largest palm oil producers.
Brazil begins evicting illegal settlers from hugely-imperiled indigenous reserve
(01/06/2014) Months after closing sawmills on the fringes of an indigenous reserve for the hugely-imperiled Awá people, the Brazil government has now moved into the reserve itself to evict illegal settlers in the eastern Amazon. According to the NGO Survival International, Brazil has sent in the military and other government agents to deal with massive illegal settlements on Awá land for logging or cattle.
Indigenous groups win right to pursue Chevron assets in Canada in Amazon pollution case
(12/19/2013) Indigenous plaintiffs in a long-running legal dispute against Chevron won the right to pursue the oil giant's assets in Canada as part of a $9.5 billion judgement by an Ecuadorean court over damages in the Amazon, reports Amazon Watch.
UN raps Malaysia on palm oil abuses, risks
(12/19/2013) Malaysia's push to join the ranks of rich countries shouldn't come at the expense of the environment or the vulnerable groups, warned a U.N. expert after a visit to the Southeast Asian nation.
Top 10 HAPPY environmental stories of 2013
(12/19/2013) China begins to tackle pollution, carbon emissions: As China's environmental crisis worsens, the government has begun to unveil a series of new initiatives to curb record pollution and cut greenhouse emissions. The world's largest consumer of coal, China's growth in emissions is finally slowing and some experts believe the nation's emissions could peak within the decade. If China's emissions begin to fall, so too could the world's.
Canada's biggest logger loses eco-certification
(12/17/2013) Resolute Forest Products, the largest industrial logging company in Canada, suffered a major setback this week when the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) revoked three certifications for the forestry giant. According to Greenpeace, the company lost its certification in Quebec and Ontario due to several problems, including a lack of consent from the Crees nations and failure to safeguard high priority conservation areas.
Scientists make one of the biggest animal discoveries of the century - a new tapir
(12/16/2013) In what will likely be considered one of the biggest (literally) zoological discoveries of the Twenty-First Century, scientists today announced they have discovered a new species of tapir in Brazil and Colombia. The new mammal, hidden from science but known to local indigenous tribes, is actually one of the biggest animals on the continent, although it's still the smallest living tapir. Described in the Journal of Mammology, the scientists have named the new tapir Tapirus kabomani after the name for 'tapir' in the local Paumari language: Arabo kabomani.
Indonesia urged to implement decision recognizing indigenous rights to land
(12/10/2013) Indigenous rights groups are circulating a petition asking the Indonesian government to immediately implement a court ruling that would take management of million of hectares of customary forest out of the hands of the Ministry of Forestry and turn it over to traditional communities. The petition was posted on Change.org by Indigenous Peoples Alliance of the Archipelago (AMAN).
Ecuador's government shuts down indigenous rights organization over oil battle
(12/10/2013) Last Wednesday, the government of Ecuador shutdown the indigenous rights NGO, Fundación Pachamama, in Quito over the group's opposition to oil drilling in indigenous areas. More than a dozen government officials showed up at Pachamama's office with a resolution by the Ministry of Environment that officially dissolved the organization, the first such moved by the government which in June passed an Executive Decree that tightened governmental oversight of the country's NGOs.
Gold mine near controversial Belo Monte dam suspended
(11/22/2013) A gold mining project proposed near the Belo Monte dam site in the Amazon rainforest has been suspended by a Brazilian court, reports Reuters.
Prize exploring the next big idea in rainforest conservation announced
(11/16/2013) Mongabay.org, a non-profit that aims to raise awareness about social and environmental issues relating to tropical forests and other ecosystems, has announced the first winner of its environmental reporting prize its Special Reporting Initiative (SRI) program. The prize sought proposals to explore the question of what's the next big idea in tropical biodiversity conservation. After a two-month application window and a month of deliberations, this week an independent panel of journalists and tropical forest specialists selected environmental journalist Wendee Nicole as the first recipient of the Mongabay Prize for Environmental Reporting.
Flawed from inception? Ecuador's Yasuní-ITT initiative threatened indigenous groups with simple mapping errors
(11/13/2013) The plan from Ecuador's government was simple: Pay us and we won't destroy the planet's most extraordinary ecosystem. Dubbed the Yasuni-ITT initiative, the plan called upon developed nations to pay for protecting Ecuador's Yasuni National Park from oil companies. Now, a recent study claims the plan was fraught with flaws as basic as drawing lines on a map.
Murum dam blockaders may be suffering human rights violations warns NGOs
(11/12/2013) A coalition of nearly 30 organizations has sent a letter to top authorities in Sarawak and Malaysia warning them of possible human right violations against a group of indigenous Penan who are blocking roads to the construction site for Murum Dam. Over 100 indigenous people have been blocking a road for over a month as they demand more compensation and land after being forced to move from their traditional lands to make way for the 900 megawatt dam.
Redeeming REDD: a conversation with Michael Brown
(11/11/2013) In Redeeming REDD: Policies, Incentives and Social Feasibility for Avoided Deforestation, anthropologist Michael Brown relays a constructive critique of the contemporary aims, standards and modalities for mitigating climate change by reducing emissions from deforestation and degradation (REDD). Brown advocates for REDD as a viable mechanism for the long-term pro-poor conservation and restoration of tropical forests as well—but only if local forest dwellers and Indigenous. Peoples can join the negotiating table and act as forest stewards. Local people must first be empowered to make 'socially feasible' decisions that are necessary for their livelihoods and well-being. In other words, there can be no environmentalism without credible local leadership, which requires investment in capacity building at the local level for sustainable institutions.
Indigenous groups expel workers, blockade another dam in Sarawak
(11/05/2013) Hundreds of tribal people in Sarawak have started blockading a second big hydroelectric dam project being built by a government, which critics accuse of nepotism and corruption. Late last month around 200 native Kenyah, Kayan and Penan people chased away workers and set up a blockade on a road leading to the site of the proposed 1200 megawatt Baram dam.
New corruption allegations in Sarawak energy project
(11/04/2013) An infrastructure company with ties to Sarawak's chief minister has just landed a $196 million contract to build transmission lines, sparking new complaints about cronyism and corruption in the Malaysian Borneo state.
40% of Brazil's rural area owned by 1.4% of landholders
(10/16/2013) Forty percent of the 509 million hectares of land classified as 'rural property' in Brazil is owned by 1.4 percent of rural households, finds a new analysis conducted by a group of Brazilian NGO's.
Tapirs, drug-trafficking, and eco-police: practicing conservation amidst chaos in Nicaragua
(10/10/2013) Nicaragua is a nation still suffering from deep poverty, a free-flowing drug trade, and festering war-wounds after decades of internecine fighting. However, like any country that has been largely defined by its conflicts, Nicaragua possesses surprises that overturn conventional wisdom. Not the least of which is that the Central American country is still home to big, stunning species, including jaguars, giant anteaters, pumas, and the nation's heaviest animal, the Baird's tapir (Tapirus bairdii). Still, not surprisingly given the nation's instability, most conservationists have avoided Nicaragua. But tapir-expert Christopher Jordan, who has worked in the country for over four years, says he wouldn't have it any other way.
Samburu's lions: how the big cats could make a comeback in Kenya
(09/30/2013) In 2009 conservationists estimated that less than 2,000 lions survive in Kenya, a drop of 26 percent in just seven years. In addition, the East Africa country continues to hemorrhage lions: around a hundred a year. Poaching, poisoning, and large-scale habitat loss has put lions on the defensive across Africa, but even countries once thought lion strongholds--like Kenya--have seen populations harried to devastation and in some cases local extinction. Shivani Bhalla, a fourth-generation Kenyan, is working to turnaround this trend in Samburu National Reserve.
Borneo tribesmen block road as controversial rainforest dam impoundment begins
(09/27/2013) Indigenous leaders have set up roadblocks in Malaysian Borneo to protest Sarawak's newest dam, report environmental activists who oppose the project.
Indigenous peoples resume occupation of Brazil's Belo Monte dam site
(09/19/2013) 150 indigenous protesters have once again occupied the Belo Monte dam site in an effort to block the controversial project, reports Amazon Watch, an NGO that is helping lead the fight against the dam.
Indigenous people of Honduras granted one million hectares of rainforest
(09/12/2013) One-hundred and fifty years after a treaty with England granted the Miskito people rights over their land--a treaty which was never fully respected--the government of Honduras has officially handed over nearly a million hectares (970,000 hectares) of tropical forest along the Caribbean Coast to the indigenous people. The Miskito are found along the eastern coast of both Honduras and Nicaragua and number around 200,000.
Japanese firms buying illegal timber from Malaysia's endangered rainforests
(09/10/2013) Japanese companies are failing to keep illegally logged timber from entering their supply chains, international human rights and environmental watchdog Global Witness said in a report released today. The report links several major Japanese firms to logging companies that are destroying tropical rainforests in Malaysian Borneo through illegal and destructive logging practices in Sarawak province.
Amazon rainforest tribe sells REDD+ credits to Brazilian cosmetics giant
(09/10/2013) The Paiter-Suruí, a rainforest tribe that in June became the first indigenous group to generate REDD+ credits under the Verified Carbon Standard (VCS), has now closed their first deal. As reported by Ecosystem Marketplace, Brazilian cosmetics giant Natura Cosméticos has purchased 120,000 tons of carbon offsets from the the Surui Forest Carbon Project in Rondônia, Brazil.
Protecting predators in the wildest landscape you've never heard of
(09/10/2013) The Serengeti, the Congo, the Okavango Delta: many of Africa's great wildernesses are household names, however on a continent that never fails to surprise remain vast wild lands practically unknown to the global public. One of these is the Ruaha landscape: covering 51,800 square kilometers (20,000 square miles) of southern Tanzania's woodlands and savannah, Ruaha contains the largest population of elephants in East Africa, over 500 bird species, and a wealth of iconic top predators, including cheetah, hyena, wild dogs, leopard, and—the jewel in its crown—10 percent of the world's lions. But that's not all, one of Africa's least-known and secretive tribal groups, the Barabaig, also calls Ruaha home.
Indonesian group vows to map 30 million hectares of customary forest in 7 years
(08/28/2013) An indigenous peoples' rights group has vowed to map millions of hectares of customary land in Indonesia, an ambitious target it hopes will help protect indigenous forests from encroachment by palm oil and pulp and paper concessions.
Isolated Amazonian tribe makes another appearance in Peru (video)
(08/26/2013) Over 100 members of a voluntarily isolated tribe emerged from the jungles of Peru in a rare appearance on the Las Piedras River across from the a Yine Indian community in late June. Belonging to the Mascho-Piro Indians, members of the "uncontacted" tribe are occasionally seen on riverbanks during the dry season, but appearances in such numbers and so close to a local community was unprecedented.
Yasuni could still be spared oil drilling
(08/26/2013) When Ecuadorean President, Rafael Correa, announced on August 15th that he was abandoning an innovative program to spare three blocs of Yasuni National Park from oil drilling, it seemed like the world had tossed away its most biodiverse ecosystem. However, environmental groups and activists quickly responded that there may be another way to keep oil companies out of Yasuni's Ishpingo-Tambococha-Tiputini (ITT) blocs: a national referendum.
UN REDD program failing to build capacity for indigenous people in Panama
(08/22/2013) The U.N.'s Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (UN-REDD) program may be faltering in Panama due to its failure to build capacity for indigenous people who should play a central role in the initiative, argue researchers writing in the journal Nature.
Colombia establishes giant rainforest park to protect 'uncontacted' tribes
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Weak laws governing Malaysia's indigenous people complicate conservation efforts
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Brazil's military takes on illegal loggers to protect nearly-extinct tribe
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Forgotten species: the arapaima or 'dinosaur fish'
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Over 30 tons of explosives to be detonated in Manu National Park buffer zone
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Indonesia denies it has any indigenous peoples
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Peru delays oil drilling in the Amazon to consult with indigenous peoples
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In landmark ruling, Indonesia's indigenous people win right to millions of hectares of forest
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Indigenous association to sue to shut down Panama's REDD+ program
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Strike The Stars has not won a race this campaign, but trainer Anthony Cummings is confident he has the right grounding to win Saturday's $1.5 million Australian Derby.
The winner of the Gloaming Stakes last year, he is a seemingly forgotten horse in the 2,400m feature at Randwick, but his trainer has certainly not lost any faith.
The son of Savabeel finished second to star filly Mosheen in the Australian Guineas in Melbourne second-up before his seventh in the Randwick Guineas and fifth in the Rosehill Guineas.
Cummings said circumstances had prevented Strike The Stars from being in the finish in his most recent outings.
"All his runs have been good and his trackwork continues to be excellent," Cummings said.
"He goes to the mile-and-a-half and all he needs is a bit of luck and he'll make his presence felt.
"Things haven't fallen into place for him. He's found himself in lots of awkward spots and asked to do difficult things.
"He's got ability but like all of them he needs some sort of decent break in the race somewhere."
Blake Shinn was due to ride the gelding in the Derby but a suspension prompted Cummings to secure the services of Craig Williams.
"We've turned up in this race as our grand final. It's been our main aim all the way through and we've got the pedigree and the preparation to get there," Cummings said.
Rosehill Guineas winner Laser Hawk is favourite at $3.40 ahead of New Zealand Derby winner Silent Achiever at $3.60 and Ocean Park at $5. Strike The Stars is at $17.
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Meanwhile, jockey Corey Brown says Sydney speedster Rain Affair deserves a Group One victory in the TJ Smith Stakes (1,200m).
Rain Affair has won 11 of his 13 races and is unbeaten in his past 10 starts on Sydney tracks.
"I think the horse deserves a Group One beside his name," Brown said.
"(Trainer) Joe (Pride) has done a super job putting him through his classes and he's been well placed and is just a tough horse."
Rain Affair is the $2.15 favourite just ahead of the last-start Group One weight-for-age winner Foxwedge at $2.20.
"I know he'll be stalking me," Brown said.
"He got his Group One last start, which he was deserved of, and this time I just hope my bloke can hold him out.
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Cut the butter into cubes and melt in double boiler.
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Entertainment resort planned off I-95 in Kingsland
Full story: The Florida Times-Union
Wow. Heard this last night on News4Jax. At least it will bring with it 800 jobs.
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Judged: 1 http://www.stargazette.com/article/20120908/B... What's the angle? Follow the $$. I bet a guy named Joe is somewhere in the mix here. |
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Judged: 2 1 developers can find someone else dumb enough to pay for it.....NOT likely. |
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Do you know for sure that Chip Drury is behind this? I would like to know for sure. |
Judged: 2 2 2 No Chip Drury is not involved in any way shape or form. You can rest easy on that. |
Judged: 2 2 You guys are way off the mark!!! Trust me!!! |
Just check who owns the property, then you will have a clue.
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Read the news carefully. They are already asking for "help" from the county government!!!
Watch your commissioners actions then follow the money. |
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Wrong! Chip is very involved. Just look at what is going to happen on the property just north of this behind Millhouse. Get ready Kingsland. Here comes the T A D. |
what? |
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Who is J. McDonough?
Judged: 2 1 1 I have a plan to start a farm for fish that will shit gold. I first need Kingsland to send me all their gold for fish food. I promise to employ lots of you people. Now we have two equally great PLANS. |
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That would be real estate developer Joe McDonough, a fellow Savannahian from the Class of'65, now living on St. Simons. Why? Is Joe involved in this development? |
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Joe, by the way, built that S/D on Dover Bluff Rd -the one with it's own sewage treatment plant visible from the Interstate.
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Why wireless carriers are discounting Windows Phones
Sales of Windows Phone are weak because of a shortage of apps, but carriers also need to move inventory to make room for a crush of new devices
Computerworld - What's going on with discounted prices for Windows Phone 8 smartphones like the recently launched Samsung ATIV S Neo and Nokia's Lumia 1020?
Carriers won't say much, but they seem to be clearing their shelves of excess smartphone stock that's getting stale by cutting prices for some Windows Phone 8 phones that have been on the market for barely two months.
In one example, AT&T on Thursday said it would begin selling the Samsung ATIV S Neo for $99.99 with a two-year contract starting Nov. 8. The 4.77-in. Neo will be AT&T's first Windows Phone 8 smartphone from Samsung and will run on the carrier's 4G LTE network.
At that price, the Neo has plenty going for it, but Sprint is now offering the same smartphone for half of AT&T's price, $49.99, plus a two-year contract.
What's more, the Neo first went on sale at Sprint on Aug. 16, when Sprint charged $149.99 with a two-year contract and a rebate. Sprint had already been selling the HTC 8XT, also with Windows Phone 8, in July for $99.99 with rebate and a two-year agreement.
Nokia is normally the big name associated with Windows Phone 8, making about 80% of such devices, including the Lumia 1020 with a 41-megapixel camera.
AT&T put the Lumia 1020 on sale exclusively in the U.S. for $299.99 and a two-year agreement in August. But now, AT&T is selling the Nokia Lumia 1020 for just $199.99 online.
AT&T will also be the exclusive U.S. carrier of the coming Nokia Lumia 1520 with its 6-in. display, also on Windows Phone 8, the carrier revealed earlier this week.
So, are the discounted prices really that significant -- possibly a sign of Windows Phone 8 weakness in the U.S.? Or are the discounts part of a wider pattern caused by having so many smartphones on various platforms with an array of new features hitting the market at the same time?
And why would AT&T begin selling the ATIV S Neo, weeks after rival Sprint did, when a phone's shelf life is considered to be so short?
The answers to these questions are somewhat obscure. To be sure, carriers constantly adjust prices for many smartphones -- especially the slower selling ones --as they recognize that new models, such as the iPhone 5S, will capture buyers' attention of buyers for just a few hurried weeks before year-end sales come to a close.
In such a crowded and fast-paced marketplace, Windows Phone 8 will suffer heavily because it has only 3.3% market share, according to research firm Gartner's numbers for the second quarter. Gartner placed Windows Phone 8 third behind phones running the Android mobile operating system and Apple's iOS, but ahead of BlackBerry for the first time.
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