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For bigger fish, he uses a 2- to 3-ounce bucktail. "You want a lot of hair and a big rubber tail so the bucktail sinks slower," he said.
Like Kelly, Shepard first throws the eel. "A perfect cast lands five feet from the fish's head," Shepard says. When the cobia bites, he instructs his angler to open the bail and let the cobia take the bait for a couple of seconds. Then close the bail and let the line come tight.
"When you throw the bucktail, jig it fast and hard," he says. Shepard has noticed that each cobia reacts differently to the jig. "If they're not super interested, slow it down," he suggests, "do something different."
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With Shepard's instructions running around in my head, we continued north up Thimble Channel. Shepard told me the fish first show in late May along Thimble Shoal or Baltimore Channel. "From year to year, they seem to prefer one over the other," he pointed out.
Water temperature plays a key role in finding cobia, he says. A pocket of water that's cooler or warmer than the surrounding bay can hold fish. Look for any inconsistencies such as tide lines, floating debris or color changes. Shepard also prefers at least a little current.
By June, the fish spread out in the open bay. "We just cruise around looking for fins," he says, which is exactly what we did that early June day.
After we tooled up Thimble Shoal Channel, Shepard changed course and headed northeast across Horseshoe Shoal. Almost as soon as we hit the edge of Baltimore Channel, we saw another fish. Shepard pointed toward a raft of small, purple jellyfish that was formed by the edge of a tide line. This cobia was bigger.
Jason Legg took the cast, landing the eel a few feet from the fish's head. The squirming worm sank slowly. As expected, the big cobia didn't let the eel get far. Legg came tight on the line and the fight erupted.
The fish ran and bulldogged then jumped twice, struggling to get its fat, brown body out of the water. Once the fish had spent its considerable energy, Shepard gaffed the 60-pounder and dispatched it with an aluminum billy club to keep the cobia from wreaking havoc on deck.
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With the fish photographed and stored in the fish box, we climbed back into the bay boat's tower, and Shepard continued to tell me about cobia fishing in the bay. "Later in the summer, cobia home in on any structure in the lower bay, from bridge pilings, rocks, buoys, to tide lines and temperature breaks," he said.
Toward the end of September, cobia leave the bay, and anglers find some amazing action along Virginia Beach's oceanfront on buoys and tide lines. Shepard said he sees schools of 10 to 50 fish; once he saw a pod with at least 300 cobia.
Shepard and Kelly have recorded outstanding catches from the Outer Banks to Virginia. Each averages 200 to 250 cobia in a season. Last year, Shepard lost count at 400 and Kelly set a personal record with 300. On Shepard's best day in the bay, he caught 19, but last spring he was in on an unprecedented run of cobia off Hatteras - scoring more than 40 cobia in one day.
Kelly's best-ever day came on his first day cobia fishing last spring. "We got to the Hook (inside Cape Point) at 7 a.m., and we were in the meat," he told me, excitement from the day's adventure still vibrating in his voice. "I looked to my left and saw 20, then to the right and saw another 15. There were singles, doubles, triples; they were all balled up. It was game on. We started whacking them."
So many fish and only two anglers. Faced with the chance to have an epic day, Kelly knew he needed help. He called one of his most obsessed clients, and the guy drove down to the beach and swam out to Kelly's boat. The three anglers worked like machines casting, hooking, fighting, unhooking, and casting again until they had caught and released 72 cobia. "I'd never seen anything close to that ever," he reflected.
With cobia fishing improving each year, anglers visiting the Outer Banks and Chesapeake Bay have a shot of seeing something truly special. "Drive around looking for cobia," Shepard said, "and you won't believe your eyes."
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Sight-casting for cobia might be the simplest fishing experience ever conceived. "Just drive around all day and look for fish," Virginia Capt. Ben Shepard says. Rigging for these fish is easy too.
Two outfits cover all your cobia needs: a heavy-action spinning rod with a stiff tip for casting a bucktail, and a lighter stick with a slower bend to toss an eel. Both rods should measure at least 7 feet; reels should hold enough 50-pound braid and generate enough drag to tire a 100-pound cobia.
To rig the bucktail rod, use a Bimini/Albright connection to double the main line, and attach 3 feet of 60-pound fluorocarbon and a brightly colored 2- to 3-ounce bucktail. To the jig hook, add a rubber twister tail in pink, orange, chartreuse or white; the tail prevents the jig from falling too fast. For the lighter rod, use the same length of 40-pound fluoro and an 8/0 Gamakatsu Octopus Circle hook.
When Shepard encounters small cobia, he chooses a medium-action spinner that's limber enough to throw a 1/8-ounce bucktail.
Cloudy skies don't keep cobia enthusiasts off the water: When the sun hides, Shepard and North Carolina Capt. Aaron Kelly break out a block of menhaden chum and drift their live eels through known cobia hangouts.
About the Author: Ric Burnley is a writer, photographer, teacher and father based in Virginia Beach. For more information on fishing the mid-Atlantic, check out his website, www.fishcrazy.info.


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"The Charlotte Bobcats' ongoing attempts to acquire a true big man to partner Emeka Okafor have led them to propose the return of Gerald Wallace to the Sacramento Kings, according to NBA front-office sources. The Bobcats, sources said, want Brad Miller in return. But the Kings, I'm told, are highly unlikely to bite. They've had some interest in recent years in reacquiring Wallace -- who has blossomed into a versatile and productive swingman at both ends since he was claimed by Charlotte in the 2004 expansion draft -- but they also have a surplus of wing players at present ... too many to take on the four years and nearly $40 million left on Wallace's contract after this season."

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I am one of those people who, when pressed, will admit to being a skeptic and pessimist; that I believe, overall, the world is full of terrible beings.
While people can be wonderful in moments, I still think we encounter more negative spirits than positive ones. Or at the very least, tend to show each other our more selfish sides than sharing our giving, loving selves.
There are few things (and I mean a trickle in the stream) in this world that always reminded me that we're not all lost in this bungled existence. At the top of the list was Ludo.
I've had many dogs throughout my life, but this creature was different. He was some strange little benevolent gentleman in a furry body; my touchstone whenever I had just about given up on hoping the universe would redeem itself.
Today we took the old man for his last car ride. Before heading to our final destination, we stopped at his favourite place in the world (besides home): a leaf-lined path through the woods up north. We didn't stay long or travel far, but even in the short stroll he was able to take in his weakened state, he seemed more alive than he has the past few weeks (though still heartbreakingly ill). Or maybe more at peace than he has been.
Death is sad, yes. And losing a creature you've a bond with is devastating. But more than that, the world moves on, not knowing it's lost one of the few lights in the gloom. So today, in my own small way with this post, I wanted to make sure as many people as possible knew that one of those lights has been extinguished.
So raise a glass to the old man. Bid him a deserved farewell. Toast all things and people that bring light into our lives. And tonight I'll light a candle because my world has gotten noticeably darker.
The last traces of this year's Jack O'Lantern - the seeds - have been mistreated.
I had been saving them to make the Pumpkin Seed Brittle recipe I've been eyeing for years, resisting the urge to snack on their toasted goodness while they waited patiently in a container in my office (Yetch would have devoured them otherwise).
Today I found the time to make it. Had it heating up on the stove when I thought "oh! I should have my camera and take pictures for the website".
By the time I ran into the other room and retrieved the camera, my brittle went from light toffee to deep amber.
Yetch is still very pleased with the results.
Up early on this Sunday morning (thanks to change in the clocks and Yetch's inability to turn his alarm off). While making pumpkin pie I saved some of the filling to infuse in milk and make myself a pumpkin latte.
Halloween over? Never. It simply lurks.
Birthday cake? I'd say this rates as one of the creepiest Halloween cakes of all time. You can check out more cake coolness at Jana's Fun Cakes.
If you have some extra time, check out the kitschy collection of photos and figures by judibird. There's more where this gem came from.
An old friend and her husband attended my Halloween dinner in costume.
She's 7 months pregnant and decided to use her belly to her best advantage. It made the perfect base for a certain famous beagle we all love.
Hubby was Charlie Brown.
On Tuesday, I spent close to nine hours putting away Halloween decorations because I decided to completely reorganize the bins (and make sure everything was off the floor since we had that incident with water in the basement after the torrential storm).
While doing so, I came across a box of all the decorations I had made for my first big Halloween party back in Grade 4.
Amidst the paper bats and pumpkins was a bound book entitled "Best Spells By Betty Croaker" (and my other name). I do enjoy that I put a copyright symbol on it.
I'd bound the book with thread and used wall paper for the cover. No, the wallpaper isn't very scary, but when you're little you have to work with what's in the house.
The book is a collection of spells for monsters from A to Z. Some are classic Halloween characters while others are creatures I'd seen in my Dungeons & Dragons books (I didn't play at the time, I just liked having books about monsters).
Want to make a mimic? A Frankenstein monster? A Zorma?
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Need an elf for a recipe but don't have one on hand? No worries. There's a recipe for making your own elf.
A is actually an introduction. Note how little Ghoul uses the traditional spelling of Hallowe'en.
I hope you enjoy the pictures below. I got a good chuckle out of them.
Happy Halloween everyone!
Though reports of ice and snow storms are top stories for haunters on the east coast, Toronto is all blue skies and sunshine.
I hope those shivering without power are safe and still finding ways to enjoy the day despite terrible conditions.
As for me, I finally had a moment to carve this year's pumpkin. Decided to do something different from my usual styles and I think this mouse house is pretty cute (real mice need not apply).
Not sure what the plan is for the day. It's lunchtime and I have yet to get out of my pajamas (which has made this whole day so far feel a bit like Christmas morning for me, and isn't that a nice thing?).
The book I ordered for October reading at the start of the month arrived today. So much for leisurely reading this last month, slowly getting into the spirit of the holiday. But I'm still pleased to have it. Now I can thumb my way through some Poe, Lovecraft, Straub, Sir Walter Scott, Bradbury and a load of other authors perfectly designed for Halloween reading.
Enjoy the holiday. Keep creepin'.
Last night's dinner party was a blast. Great company, good food, and lively chat. I think that's the perfect recipe to keep the spirits away on devil's night.
Speaking of recipes, all three of the above dishes - chili cups, tomato eyeballs, Halloween shaped puff pastry - are available on the Eerie Edibles page in the Party Planning section.
But what is it? How to attain it? The living held the secret. So he studied their literature and observed their courting behaviour. He understood he needed a fiancee to shower in gifts (including the key to his heart). And in order for her to love him, he started gathering all the human elements of love: lips for love's first kiss; an ear where sweet nothings are whispered; a tongue that professes love; a nose to breathe in pheromones; fingers that caress; eyes to stare longingly; a brain for daydreams and romantic thoughts; a heart to give to her, and an extra in case the first should "break".
He found a house in a quiet neighbourhood which conveniently had a wife living in it. In his limited understanding of human custom, he grasped she couldn't marry him if she already had a husband unless he was given something called "divorce papers". He created a crude version with a simple statement and added his own wax initial (a gesture to make it official) though by that time, the marriage was technically over since the man no longer lived (better to be safe than sorry, he thought, apparently divorce indicates an ending to love while death has strange lingering romantic thoughts surrounding it).
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India's Rupee Halts Five-Week Decline on Central Bank Measures
India's rupee halted a five-week decline as the central bank took steps to boost the supply of dollars and stem Asia's worst exchange-rate loss this quarter.
The Reserve Bank of India yesterday cut the amount of overseas income companies can hold in foreign currency to 50 percent from 100 percent, forcing them to convert earnings. On May 4, the monetary authority raised interest rates on non-rupee deposits by as much as 300 basis points and freed up borrowing costs on foreign-exchange loans to exporters.
"The easier norms for capital inflows, particularly deposits and foreign borrowings, by the RBI" will help improve dollar supply, Tushar Poddar and Vishal Vaibhaw, analysts in Mumbai at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., wrote in a report today. "Overall, we have taken a sanguine view of limited rupee depreciation."
The rupee was little changed this week at 53.4850 per dollar as of 9:37 a.m. in Mumbai, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The currency, which has lost 4.9 percent this quarter, declined 0.2 percent today.
The rupee's one-month implied volatility, a measure of exchange-rate swings used to price options, fell four basis points, or 0.04 percentage point, to 11.66 percent.
Six-month onshore currency forwards were trading at 55.08 a dollar, compared with 55.05 yesterday, and offshore non- deliverable contracts were at 55.29 from 55.25. Forwards are agreements to buy or sell assets at a set price and date. Non- deliverable contracts are settled in dollars.
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Aviom, Inc. recently announced the appointment of five new international distributors across three continents. The new agreements are expected to significantly expand distribution of Aviom's products to all market sectors including, but not limited to live sound reinforcement, houses of worship, clubs, conference centers, stadiums, schools, professional musicians, and broadcast and recording studios.
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u Poverty rate (2011), 18.9 percent, 13th worst among Indiana counties
u Children living in poverty, 29.4 percent, eighth worst among Indiana counties
u Food stamp recipients, 21,571, seventh most in Indiana
u Free or reduced cost school lunch recipients, 10,343 (out of 19,240 students), seventh most in Indiana.
u Unemployment rate, 8.1 percent, 1.1 percentage points higher than the state and national averages.
In a community with so much suffering, much is required of those who are financially comfortable. And, in Anderson and Madison County, those folks have made a habit of showing their generosity.
Community servants have another opportunity to do so this holiday season. The Herald Bulletin's Empty Stocking Fund is raising money for the Salvation Army, which in turn will supply essentials to Madison County families in need throughout the year.
To contribute to the fund, bring or send cash or a check (made out to the Salvation Army) to Empty Stocking Fund, The Herald Bulletin, 1133 Jackson St., Anderson, IN 46016. Office hours are 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday.
The Herald Bulletin will publish names of donors periodically until Christmas Day. If you'd like to donate in memory of a loved one, we'll publish the loved one's name, as well. Or, if you're a publicity-shy giver, you may donate anonymously.
During the first week of the Empty Stock Fund program, $485 was contributed through a combination of 10 donations, ranging from $5 to $100.
No donation is too small — or too large!
Please, out of the goodness of your heart, give this holiday season to help those in the community who are suffering. The Empty Stocking Fund is a great way to give, but don't forget to make contributions to the Salvation Army's kettle drive, as well.
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I'm writing this article fresh off a plane from Israel, bleary-eyed with jet lag and already missing the smell of falafel and the sound of Hebrew. The last seven days were anything but a typical spring break. Instead of tanning on the beach in Cozumel or zipping down the snowy slopes in Colorado, I harvested Israeli turnips and worked in a soup kitchen as part of a Jewish National Fund trip—and loved every minute of it.
Besides traveling for free (after raising $950 for JNF's Blueprint Negev campaign), the best part about Alternative Spring Break was that it was my third Israel experience during my first three years in college—and that's a testament to the sheer number of Israel opportunities available to the Jewish college student.
Whether you want to be there for ten days or ten months, whether you want to volunteer or study, there's a trip for you. Many are free or low-cost, and all will change your life in some way.
It's Your Birthright
Like more than 200,000 other college students in the last decade, my first encounter with Israel was on a Taglit-Birthright Israel trip. This ten-day whirlwind tour of every major historical and tourist site got me hooked.
Birthright is perfect for cash-strapped college students because the winter or summer trips are free for Jewish young adults ages 18 through 26. Participants are only responsible for a $250 deposit upon registration; the deposit is refunded immediately upon your return from Israel. You can also extend your stay, but you'll have to pay the airline fee for changing your ticket.
I knew my first time in Israel would be special, but there's something especially meaningful about sharing it with forty other first-timers—like the moment I stood in front of the Western Wall, hugging the girls around me as we all cried, overwhelmed by seeing what remains of the wall that fortified the ancient Temple Mount in Jerusalem.
I went on Birthright with students from my university because I wanted to share the experience with my roommate, but you can choose from more than twenty trip providers, including the Union for Reform Judaism KESHER program. Each year some 400–500 Reform Birthright participants experience Shabbat services with Israeli Reform Jews and, atop Masada, discuss the challenges of living in the diaspora.
University of Hartford sophomore Ally Sobol went on a KESHER Birthright trip in summer 2008. "I wasn't really expecting it to change my outlook on my religion," she says, but six months after her return, Ally reports going to synagogue more often and having a better understanding of the Arab-Israel conflict because of the Israeli soldiers who joined her group. No matter which trip provider you choose, every Birthright group will invite several Israeli soldiers who are the same age as participants to enjoy a break from their military duty while giving Jewish students an idea of what it is like to serve in the army.
"You're going to get a lot out of [Birthright], just like I did," Ally says.
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If ten days in Israel sounds too short, how about ten months?
That's one of the ideas behind Tamarim: The Netzer Year, a gap-year program for high school graduates hankering to expand their cultural and intellectual horizons before attending college. Sponsored by the URJ and Netzer Olami, the international Reform Zionist youth movement, sixteen American and thirty-five European students in this year's program will spend ten months living together and working alongside Israelis.
Tamarim features three experiences: Jerusalem, the kibbutz, and the personal. In Jerusalem, participants choose one of two leadership education programs: Etgar, which primarily engages young Reform leaders, or Machon, which involves leaders from different Jewish youth movements around the world. (Either way, the students live independently, planning their own budgets and meals.) The teens then live on a kibbutz for two months, after which they can choose to stay there, study at the University of Haifa, volunteer in an Israeli city, or hike across the country.
When I caught up with Micah Weiss, 19, from Dallas, he was almost halfway through his Netzer Year experience—and, he told me, "it's been the best decision of my life to date."
It all started when Micah took a step back from the senior-year barrage of college applications and thought about what he really wanted. His parents had experienced and believed in gap-year programs, and had spent time in Israel, too. Plus the Netzer Year was "nowhere near as expensive as one year of school" at some of the colleges Micah was considering. So he deferred his acceptance to DePauw University in Indiana and headed for Israel.
Nowadays, Micah says, "when my friends from high school tell me how they wake up for classes on a Wednesday morning at 10 or 11 and breathe a sigh of relief over some extra sleep, I tell them about waking up at 5:30 A.M. in the desert and hiking for eleven hours over mountains, through canyons, along cliffs, and around life-sustaining desert springs."
And now that he's seen the holy city of Jerusalem glow on Yom Kippur and danced jubilantly in the streets on Simchat Torah, Micah says he's considering making aliyah (immigrating to Israel): "I may not come here next year or the year after, but I'm going to come here," he says. "I'm going to be an Israeli citizen."
Plenty of Possibilities
College students can also dive into an Israel adventure—and, most likely, receive credit; according to a recent survey of 100 U.S. schools, more than half offer some form of study abroad program in Israel (whether it's a full-fledged university-sponsored trip or transfer credit for studying with another school).
The Peace, Justice, and the Environment Fall College Semester at the Reform Movement's Kibbutz Lotan, for example, offers 16 college credits from UMass Amherst, transferable to all U.S. universities, to both undergraduate and high school graduates not yet enrolled in college. This Reform kibbutz in the Arava desert also offers a six-week Green Apprenticeship program in permaculture design, sustainable agriculture, and more at its Center for Creative Ecology which qualifies for college credit through many universities.
MASA, a joint project of the Israeli government and the Jewish Agency of Israel, connects thousands of Jews ages 18 to 30 with more than 150 long-term programs in Israel, including internship and volunteer opportunities. If you'd like to tackle environmental challenges, there's the Arava Institute; if Hebrew's your interest, explore the many ulpan programs; if you're craving a Reform experience in Israel, the Reform Semester in Israel provides an array of lectures, Shabbat experiences, and optional excursions to Spain or the former Soviet Union. Once you find the program for you, MASA offers every participant a one-time grant up to $2,000 (the amount varies depending on program length).
The programs are out there, and so is the money. You'll travel safely, too (access these program security guidelines). One question remains: When will you be there?
—Deborah Swerdlow, fourth-year journalism student at the University of Florida, Gainesville and former co-president of UF's KESHER group


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Best Boxing Movie: Great White Hype: I loved Samuel L. Jackson in this movie! I like his character better than Pulp Fiction. It was an all star cast. Peter Burg as Irish Terry Coughlin, Damon Waynes, Kadeem Hardison, Jamie Fox, Bert Sugar. It was a great movie. Cheech Martin was even in it! Great movie. Million Dollar Baby! Well done, well written and well acted!
Worse Boxing Movie: Gladiator starring Cuba Gooding Jr. The worse movie I had to watch. Rocky comes in a close second. Diggstown I had issues with, the writing sucked, it was trying to be a comedy as well as a drama and it didn't mix well. And that movie Omar Epps ( (IMG:style_emoticons/default/drag.gif) ) and Meg Ryan. Awful.
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Tablers Rock at Emerald Pointe. Lakefront in Table Rock Lake
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Emerald Pointe
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Visit this VERY comfortable condo sitting right on the waters edge at beautiful Table Rock lake. Located in a gated community directly off highway 65, you'll feel secluded but can get to all the action in Branson within minutes. Enjoy all the fun the lake has to offer, or do nothing but relax and enjoy the scenery. The on property marina offers convenient boat launch and storage within walking distance. This two bedroom was recently remodeled with all new carpet, furniture and appliances.
Emerald Pointe is a gated community and well maintained and decorated throughout the
year for whatever the season. The sunsets here are just magnificent, whether
over summers green leaves, dark winter branches, bright spring flowers or
autumns golden foliage.
Why stay in a motel/hotel when you have
enjoy the comforts , convenience and luxury of a home?
There is a full kitchen, dining area, spacious 2 bedrooms (king and
queen), 2 full bathrooms, laundry room, dining area, and a living room with a
fireplace for cozy relaxing evenings. The
patio is accessible from the living room and is the cornerstone to this
property with Amazing Lake Tablerock views. Relax with a book, a drink or a
pillow, it's your vacation - you choose! Lots of time and attention went into
the details to make this a spectacular retreat for all seasons. Once you stay,
you'll want to return again and again! Access to a private pool and ample
parking awaits you and your family or friends. Once at the condo, Moore Shore,
you are only steps away from to the stunning lake.
condo rental amenities
Gated entrance for security. Ground level.
Walk over to Marina where your boat is or you can easily rent a boat right at our convenient on
site marina. Boat Rentals, Boat Ramp, Dry Dock Storage and Groceries on location 100
yards away at the Emerald Pointe Marina. You can enjoy the steamboat Branson
Belle, cruising by on the lake or the many passing sailboats or grab your
fishing pole and fish right outside your condo
Two bedroom, two full bath. One king, one queen and a queen air matress available. All linens included. Washer/dryer. Central heat and A/C. Wood burning fireplace. Private patio in back with seating and a great veiw. New gas grill.
Large flat screen TV with DVD player in living area. Bedrooms also have tv-all with cable.
Kitchen is fully equipped with cookware and utensils. New dishwasher, stove, microwave and fridge. No house phone-bring your cell.
Parking right in front of building. Great pool for use only by this building across parking lot. Please bring your own pool/lake towels. Grassy yard in back leads to lake shore of the main channel. Fish or swim right there. Fun wooded area to explore.
The Emerald Pointe Marina is within walking distance and can provide easy access loading and unloading your boat. They can also provide indoor dry-dock or outdoor storage at $30 and $10/day respectively for 2011. The dry dock service includes putting in and taking out your boat with just a call a few minutes in advance. Talk about convenience! They also offer pontoon, ski and fishing boat rental. Basic groceries, ice and beer are handy.
activities and attractions in Table Rock Lake Missouri
Head two coves south by water to the Big Cedar lodge, have dinner at the Buzzard Bar and enjoy the nightly family friendly show with Clay Self. Farther south takes you to Arkansas where you'll find glass smooth water for skiing and tubing. The other direction is close to the dam and state park.
Off the lake enjoy all Branson has to offer in the way of shows, attractions and shopping. We're also close to Branson Landing. Tons of great restaurants in the area. Golf one or two of the near by championship courses like John Daley's Murders Rock or Branson Creek. Not far from the new airport.
Only 10 minutes from all of Branson's famous attractions, Branson Landing,
Branson Strip and Silver Dollar City. Silver Dollar City, Celebration City, museums, Big Cedar Lodge,
State Park Marina, Top of the Rock, the
new Branson Airport, Branson Creek and Murder Rock Golf Course, music shows, more than
100 daily shows, restaurants and outlet shopping are only a few of the nearby
attractions to our resort in Branson.
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Jan 2 - Mar 6 $89 a night Sun-Thurs $99
Fri & Sat
Jan 17-21 Holiday rates:
Feb 13-18 Holiday rates:
March 7 – 24 Spring Break $125 Sun-Thurs $139 Fri
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Mar 25 – April 15 $99 Sun-Thurs $119
Fri & Sat
April 15 – June 5 $105
Sun-Thurs $119 Fri & Sat
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May 22 – 27 Holiday rates:
June 6 - Aug 10 $139 Sun-Thurs
$149 Fri & Sat
July 3 – 6 Holiday rates: $159
Aug 11 –Oct 2 $89 Sun-Thurs
$99 Fri & Sat
Aug 28 – Sept 2 Holiday rates:
Oct 3 – Nov 14 $99 Sun-Thurs
$129 Fri & Sat
Nov 15 - Jan 2 $105
Sun-Thurs $119 Fri & Sat
Nov 26 - Dec 1 Holiday rates: $149
Dec 23 - Jan 2 Holiday rates:
One Time Cleaning Charge $67 and 6.1% Sales Tax and 1 Booking Charge
2 bedroom up to 4 guests add $7.50 each additional person maximum of 5 and 6 guests
All reservations will
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All reservations require minimum of 2 night stay, 3 night minimum during summer
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Drive through downtown Cape Girardeau and you'll see some new artwork.
The Public Art Committee of the City of Cape Girardeau held the city's first public art outdoor exhibition on Friday, April 4.
The show consists of seven substantial pieces that have been placed along the Broadway Corridor in Cape Girardeau for a year, culminating in early April 2015.
Tom Stancliffe, Professor of Art at the University of Northern Iowa, led the Public Art Committee in the jurying process.
"The artists included in this exhibition represent a cross section of contemporary sculpture," Stancliffe said in a press release. "From the formal abstraction of Beth Nybeck, to the interwoven narratives of Chris Wubbena and the whimsical constructions of Dan Perry, my intent was to seek works that would best encourage a wide range of interpretations and dialog for this inaugural exhibition. What these artists have in common is a great sensitivity to the integrations of form, expressions, materials and craft and it was a great pleasure to have the opportunity to select significant works from both early and later career artists for this exhibition."
By hosting the Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit on Broadway, the Committee hopes to achieve two primary goals: increase the number of arts-related activities within the region and provide an additional revitalization strategy for Old Town Cape.
The seven artists are:
The pieces will be located at the following locations (in artist order):
The pieces will be unveiled at a special reception and kick-off event at 6 p.m. on Friday, April 4 at the Vasterling Suites Courtyard, located on the southwest corner of the intersection of Broadway and Fountain Street. The reception will be open to the public after which participants are encouraged to walk Broadway and view the pieces.
The Public Art Committee consisted of two local artists and representatives from the Arts Council of Southeast Missouri, Old Town Cape, Cape Girardeau Area Chamber of Commerce, and the City of Cape Girardeau. The exhibition will be managed by the Arts Council of Southeast Missouri with support from the City of Cape Girardeau and the Cape Girardeau Convention and Visitors Bureau.
For inquiries regarding the Public Art Committee or the Cape Girardeau Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition on Broadway, you can contact the Arts Council of Southeast Missouri at 573-334-9233 or visit the website at www.capearts.org/capesculpture. Future information can also be found at www.facebook.com/CapeSculpture.
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In addition to our full-service and cafeteria-style dining options, Okemo offers many specialty foods around the resort. Here's a sampling of the "fun food" that is at your fingertips!
Starbucks Coffee - now served at three locations:in the clocktower base area lodge, in the Solitude day lodge
and in the Roundhouse at Jackson Gore
Waffle Cabin - a guest favorite featuring freshly-baked
belgian sugar waffles as featured on Travel Channel's Extreme Fast Food!
The Waffle Cabin is now closed for the season.
Outdoor barbecue - served at Smokey Jo's at the Sugarhouse, and on the deck at epic.
Vermont Pizza - now served at two locations, inside the Sugarhouse Lodge and the mezzanine level of the Sitting Bull.JUMP Asian cuisine - served on the ground level of the Summit lodge.


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Membership of the Connoisseur Club entitles the cardholder to the following benefits at any restaurants of The Leela Kovalam.
Dining discounts on Food
1. 50% reduction when 2 persons dine.
2. 33% reduction when 3 persons dine.
3. 25% reduction when 4 persons dine.
4. 20% reduction when 5 & above persons dine.
5. 20% reduction when the guest dines alone.
Other Discounts and Benefits
1. 15% on Beverages
2. 15% on Bakery Items
3. 20% on room service orders (private dining)
4. Discount on Spa usage - 20% for Silver Members and 30% for Gold Members
* Members can enjoy a flat 20% discount on the Sunday Brunch at The Terrace, inclusive of 1 drink complimentary from the selected bar.
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* Discounts do not include taxes.
The Leela Mumbai, The Leela Kempinski Gurgaon and The Leela Palace Bangalore- Above mentioned food and beverages can be availed at all outlets.
The Leela Goa- 20% discount on food and beverage, health club usage and water sports while staying at the Hotel.
The Leela Palace Udaipur- 20% discount on food and beverage while staying at the Hotel.
Silver Level Membership (Nineteen High Value Certificates)
The Leela Kovalam
1. One Complimentary Room night. (Transferable, Valid between May to October only)
2. One Complimentary Buffet for two, at The Terrace. (Transferable, not applicable for Sunday Brunch).
3. Two Certificates for 15% Discount on holiday packages.( Direct Bookings only)
4. One Birthday cake while dining. (Transferable)
5. One Bottle of House Wine for Anniversary celebrations while dining at any of the restaurants. (Transferable)
6. One certificate for a 50% discount on a Two Kg Take-away cake.
7. Two Certificates for flat 50% discount on food and 20% on beverages for a table of up to eight persons.
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9. One for Room upgrade to the next category room on any packages bought.
10. Four Certificates for Rs. 350 each discount on beverages while dining at any restaurants.
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One upgrade to a Royal Club Room from a Deluxe Premiere at The Leela Mumbai. Applicable for a maximum of 3 Nights. (Transferable)
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Yuma, AZ--The race for the next Mexican president in on.
The country's elections office is seeking Mexican citizens living in the U.S. for their vote especially here in the Desert Southwest.
The next president of Mexico will inherit a bloody war with drug cartels along with issues of unemployment and poverty.
According to Mexico's Federal Election Institute, it will be the second time Mexican citizens living abroad will be able to have their voice heard.
"I believe its a great opportunity that were able to vote and have a voice there too," Oskar Mojardin said in Spanish.
As Mexico's presidential elections is coming up, the country's election office is seeking Mexican nationals living in the U.S. to cast their vote.
Mojardin lives in Somerton and has dual citizenship in Mexico and the U.S.
He said he left San Luis Rio Colorado because he simply wasn't making ends meet.
But said he still cares about politics in his home country.
"We simply need to have trust. Even though our vote may seem it won't matter but we should encourage everybody to do what they can and wait for good voting results," he said.
According to IFE, the 2006 election was the first time Mexicans living in the U.S. were allowed to vote.
San Luis resident Liliana Arroyo, a Mexican national who's in the process of obtaining dual citizenship as well said she refuses to give up her right to vote because of her close ties south of the border.
"Some people like us, who live in a border town, like here, constantly visit Mexico," Arroyo said. "So anything that happens in Mexico will also affect us somehow or another."
She said having a voice in two different countries is of great importance especially if you have another home in Mexico.
Mexican presidential elections will be held in July of next year.
For more information about applying for dual citizenship or obtaining a voting registration form be sure to visit Mexico's Consulate in Yuma.
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Run for God programs begin tonight
LAKE WYLIE Good Samaritan United Methodist Church, 5220 Crowders Cove Road, will begin three running programs Tuesday, Jan. 14.
The couch to 5K Run for God program, and the new Run for God 10K and half marathon program will begin at 6:30 p.m., meeting Tuesdays for 12 weeks.
The nationwide couch to 5K program started with Mitchell Hollis of Dalton, Ga., donning a T-shirt declaring "Run for God" with a stick figure drawing. The program now is run in more than 400 churches in more than 40 states across the country. The program trains participants by walking for a minute and running 30 seconds for 30 minutes three times a week, until eventually being able to run 30 minutes to complete a 5K.
In December, Hollis released the 10K and half marathon program.
The 10K and half marathon programs will culminate April 12 at the Charlotte Race Fest 10K and Half Marathon. The 5K race is to be determined but will be the following weekend.
The book for the programs costs $19, plus the cost of the race and T-shirt.
To sign up or for more information, call 803-831-0304 or 803-899-1579.
River Hills church to hold second service
LAKE WYLIE River Hills Community Church will begin offering a second service Sunday, Jan. 19.
In addition to the current 10:30 a.m. Sunday service, an early worship service will be held at 8 a.m.
"Coming Home," a new sermon series begins Jan. 19. For more information, call 803-831-1615 or visit rhcconline.org.
Preschool registration to begin
LAKE WYLIE River Hills Community Church Preschool, 103 Hamilton's Ferry Road, registration begins Jan. 21.
Call 803-831-5043 or visit rhcconline.org.
Healthy marriage class scheduled
LAKE WYLIE Pastor Gayle and Joe Montgomery of River Hills Community Church are holding "Dynamic Marriage," a transformative course that promotes real and lasting change in already healthy marriages, at 2:30 p.m. Feb. 9.
Space is limited to 12 couples. Orientation classes are scheduled 6-7 p.m. Jan. 24 or 7-8 p.m. Jan. 29. Child care may be provided. Cost is $150 for books and materials per couple, plus childcare costs. Call 803-831-1615 to register.
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LAKE WYLIE The Waffle House-Lake Wylie and Knights of Columbus of All Saints Council No. 14475 are raising money for Operation HOPE (Helping Other People Everyday), a statewide campaign to help people with intellectual disabilities.
On the first Monday of each month, Waffle House will donate 20 percent of its proceeds to Operation HOPE. For more information, call 803-746-5464.
Community Cafe serves lunch Tuesdays
LAKE WYLIE The Community Cafe offers free weekly lunches 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Tuesdays at Lake Wylie Christian Assembly.
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San Francisco, CA. Northstone seeks support to bring "Project Kennedy," a cold war strategic game to the public. "Project Kennedy" is a fast paced action game involving strategic moves with a World War II back drop. The international team of four have worked on other games in the past and have extensive experience in game design, planning, and execution. Previous game development experience includes working on the "Hearts of Iron II" and "Hearts of Iron III" games.
Northstone have come together to build the newest cold war strategy game, "Project Kennedy" from scratch. The team is a hardworking, reliable, and business oriented team, seeking support to complete this new game.
Cold war games like "Project Kennedy" allow gamers to engage in various types of military operations. Players will participate in military conflict that may be on the ground, on water, or by air just as it was during World War II. The game is based on the historical, hypothetical, and real-life events that occurred during the cold war.
World War II games account for $770 million to $940 million dollars each year. These types of action packed games attract various types of gamers who want to get involved in the war from the grand strategic perspective.
"Project Kennedy" will take place in Europe in the core friction zone between two alliances. Battles will be both action-packed and visually stimulating with three ways to win the game:
"We want to build the best Cold War Grand-Strategy game. We know there are currently no good titles out there on this subject. Everything that is at the moment available simple does not have the quality and appeal gamer's desire. We have the experience, vision, resources and competency to get it done," says Alexander the Northstone designer.
In order to make this game happen, Northstone has launched an Indiegogo campaign to support the team's vision to build the "Project Kennedy" game from scratch. Supporters who donate $10 USD to the project will receive a digital copy of "Project Kennedy" on release day. The team is committed to bring the game to gamers all over the world and will continue seeking support until fully funded.
To learn more about the new groundbreaking military game, "Project Kennedy" or to support the project, please visit the Indiegogo page at http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/cold-war-grand-strategy-project-kennedy
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By now, we are all familiar with spicy Sichuan and colourful Cantonese food from China. But one cuisine we were waiting to bite into was the one from the Chinese capital city, Beijing. When the Golden Dragon at Taj Coromandel, Chennai, revealed its new menu offering the best of Beijing, we thought there couldn't have been a better time to do this.
A simplistic two-pager, the menu is not exactly exhaustive, but manages to feature some hand-selected recipes that you'll have a hard time picking and choosing from.
Variety is the name of the game here, with guests encouraged to try as many dishes as possible to experience all that Beijing has to offer.
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The cuisine of Beijing is an amalgamation of two important and yet, polar opposite styles - street food and dishes from the Imperial Palace. The former is best seen in simple, meat-based dishes that can be eaten on-the-go while the latter originated in the Emperor's Kitchen at the Forbidden City where cooks from all over China showcased their best dishes. Chef William at Golden Dragon researched this culinary history thoroughly to create the menu we were about to sample.
Starters and soups form a major portion of the menu and the choices are endless. The pretzel-shaped fried dough called 'Fire sticks' whet your appetite while you wait for the steaming Hot and Sour soup, a staple of Mandarin cuisine. The soup with steamed prawn dumplings was delightfully tangy and spicy, but a little more oily than we would have preferred. Good thing that more dimsums, steamed to perfection, followed. With a delectable mixture of boiled chicken and chilli in one, shitake mushrooms, firm tofu and vegetables in the second and earthy green leeks in the third, we had our fill of the pop-sized dumplings. Garnished with scallion and soy sauce, they were delightfully light too.
Lamb pancakes followed, where subtly flavourful lamb was simply served in spongy pancakes, the perfect carrier for the meat. If you love seafood, a must-try is the Stir-fried Prawns with Coriander and garlic. Juicy, soft prawns come dressed lightly in and garnished with coriander which lifts the dish to make it extremely refreshing. While the Crispy Fried Tofu with Red Chilli was not as hot as I would have liked it to be, the Spicy Chicken Skewers, resembling authentic street food were sweet and crisp on the outside while moist on the inside. The bite-sized pieces vanished as quickly as they were served.
Finally, the famed Imperial Palace Peking Duck made its entrance on a bed of scallions, cucumber and Mandarin pancake. True to its legendary taste, the duck skin was crisp and sweet while the meat was cooked well and retained its juices. It is also served as a bone and vegetable broth, followed by a stir fry with greens and rice.
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You might think that the stream of starters would make a meal in itself, but there's more that you should try out at the restaurant. The salad with strips of chicken and julienned cucumber dressed in sesame and soy was a good balance of sweet and salt. The glass noodles, sprouts and wood ear salad on the other hand, were bursting with light flavour followed by a big hit of heat from the chilli mustard dressing. Perfect contrasts in taste. For the mains, you could choose the duck again, this time steamed or go with stir-fried lamb with leeks and garlic. You could also opt for Stir-fried pork with celery and ginger. The lamb strips were lightly fried and again, soy sauce made its presence felt but some of the leek present in the dish was quite harsh in taste. The mains can be had with a smooth, pan-fried rice cake. The lack of vegetarian mains is evident, but the Chef maintains that Beijing cuisine is heavily meat-based and vegetarian choice is therefore limited. Those with a sweet tooth can try the pandan pancakes with banana and crunchy sugar. The green pancakes are quite intriguing both visually and in taste. The authentic Beijing candied fruit skewers are pretty and colourful but quite sweet and a bit chewy.
The chefs at Golden Dragon have retained the authenticity of Beijing cuisine, with soy, sesame, sweet and spicy flavours coming through in almost every dish. Going by the packed tables on opening night, the festival might be a welcome change from their usual menu for the regulars.
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Location: Villas, NJ -- only 8 miles to the Cape May beaches. We are in Cape May county- Lower township on the bayside. Beautiful remodeled vacation home.
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- 3 bedrooms
- 2 bedrooms with queen beds
- 1 bedroom with bunk beds
- 1 bath
- Kitchen with breakfast bar
- Dining area
- Deck with table and chairs
- Fenced in back yard
- 3TVs
- On demand cable TV
- AC/heat
- Washer/dryer
- Free long distance phone
- Wireless internet
- Dog friendly (no cats)
- Sleeps 6
- Off street parking for 3 cars
- Blankets and pillows provided, please bring your own linens and towels.
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Watch the sunsets, search for star constellations at night or eat your breakfast early morning on the back deck.
Cook outside on the gas grill. Play frisbee or ride your bikes.
Walk or jog in the quiet and restful neighborhood. Friendly people.
The quiet Delaware bay beach is just down the street. Fishing, shell collecting, kayaking, sailing are all up to you. Great for picnics and watching the glorious sunsets.
Rest in this very quiet area. Get away from the hustle and bustle of tourist traps. You will truly be on 'Vacation' in this home.
Of course, our beach in the Villas is the Delaware bay beach(not the ocean) and it is right down the street although swimming is bay water and not like the ocean. It doesn't get deep. Unlike the beaches in Cape May that only allow dogs on the beach from Sept 15-Apr 15th, our beaches welcome dogs all year long.
The OCEAN at Cape May beaches is 8 miles from the Villas. Need to buy beach tags. Enter by way of West Cape May to avoid summer traffic.
The OCEAN beaches at Wildwood are 8.5 miles (17 minutes) away. A really fun boardwalk and water park are located in Wildwood.
They have good beaches in Townbank (next small town below Villas) that are free and you can sail your boat there. Those are only a few miles away. Bay water but very clear, gentle waves, very warm. These beaches are accessible on that main road that follows along the bay heading to the ferry. Free.
Swim at a great beach at the ferry beach- in the state park at ferry point- free- and only a few miles away from my house. Again, very clear, shallow for a distance, great for small kids, warm. It's free, and a really large beach, great fishing, and the water is always so warm. It has portapotties and you can watch the boats and ferries going out into the bay. No crowds. New large shady gazebo. Free parking.
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- booked May 31-Sep 27
- $1600 Sep 27-Oct 04
- booked Oct 04-Oct 18
- $150-250/nt Oct 18-Mar 29
- Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
Weekly rentals: Check in 2pm and check out 10am. Will rent up to 2 weeks.
Monthly rentals: From Nov- Mar. $3000/mth.
Nightly rentals: 2 nt min. Holidays require longer stays.
Please bring your own towels and linens
"This information though deemed accurate is not guaranteed, it is subject to errors, omissions, change of price, or withdrawal without notice."
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Cape May
- shop at Washington St. Mall
- house and trolley tours
- visit the Lighthouse at State Park
- attend a play
- eat at one of the many restaurants
Top things to do on a budget
- visit the Cape May zoo
- take a drive on Shore Drive
- watch the sunset
- ride bikes
- play frisbee on the beach
Top things to do with a family
- go to Wildwood Boardwalk
- take a ferry ride
- take a whale watch cruise
- play miniature golf
- go fishing
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Salem, VA-The Salem College basketball team opened up an early lead and never looked back in route to a 57-47 non-conference win at Roanoke College. Jasmine Shabazz (Buffalo, NY) had a monster night with a double-double of 12 points and 14 rebounds. Salem improves to 2-1 overall, while Roanoke falls to 1-3.
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The İmaret Mosque, located in Karaman city center, was built by İbrahim Bey, the second of Karamanoğlu, in 1451. The deed of trust of the mosque's foundation dated 1431 has set up strict rules that drew the boundaries and purposes of the intended usage of the built. According to this deed of trust, all people in need were entitled to meet their needs for free and this purpose was guaranteed by those strict rules. Built to serve multi-functional, it has two floors, four iwans and a closed courtyard. It is completely made of ashlars. Marbles were also used in the portal and colored stones on the minaret and the entrance door. On the portal and minaret, ornaments with muqarnas were utilized. It is a beautiful and worth seeing masterpiece as the wooden door wings of the entrance door and vaulted rooms are the most popular examples of Karamanoğlu woodwork in the XV. century.
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