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Congratulations...it's almost like having your first baby!!! I too have a WS viola blooming it's little head off now - started in the container, but the surprise is the seed packet said Geum Mrs. Bradshaw!!! I've never had violas but they are very cute and easy to grow. I just might try some next year for my little pots.
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Gore is nursing a wrist problem, while Brown's hamstring has been problematic.
Both players said they will be ready to go and 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh confirmed that he expects Gore and Brown to play as San Francisco tries to rebound from last Sunday's 16-13 overtime loss to St. Louis.
Wide receiver Mario Manningham remains doubtful with a shoulder injury, and several other players are listed as probable.
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Should You Buy Into Oil's Secular Bear Market?
Tue, Mar. 17 • USO, OIL, UCO • 124 Comments
- This is in the early stages of what looks like another secular bear market to us.
- We believe the first and most important part of a secular bear market is the enormous price increase prior to the top.
- In our view, we are still early in the energy sector as it moves from sheer excitement and enthusiasm to contentiousness and utter distaste.
Buffett On The Value Of Patient Optimism
Wed, Mar. 4 • 2 Comments
- A read of Berkshire Hathaway's Annual Shareholder Letter yields insight, wisdom, and encouragement for the long-duration common stock investor in a world of short-term thinking and 30-second sound bites.
- We highlight key excerpts from the 2014 Annual Berkshire Letter.
- This year's letter, like the prior 49, reinforces the importance of and patience required for long-duration investing.
Find Hated, You May Find Wealth
Wed, Feb. 25 • CMCSA, CMCSK, EBAY • 3 Comments
- We find value in hated companies.
- It seems temporary disgust and more permanent hatred have proven to be available and useful for seeking success.
- We believe the ultimate combination for long-term investment success is sticky-customers and ongoing disdain for a business.
Keynesian Contrarianism: Where Is The Minority Today?
Wed, Feb. 18 • 1 Comment
- Keynes argued that financial success and security go to the minority, so we look at where money is and is not.
- The average ownership of U.S. equities has dropped from 18% in 2009 to 17%, but the largest institutions have only 13% U.S. equity ownership.
- As interest rates rise, the strong balance sheets and self-financing ability of large-caps could make them be the place to be.
Selling Stocks Is Like Football: Ohio State Coach Woody Hayes On Portfolio Management
Sat, Feb. 7 • AMGN, HD • 6 Comments
- We thinking selling stocks is like football: "There are three things that can happen when you pass the football and two of them are bad."
- Investing in common stock has been very rewarding over the decades because it has been a positive sum game.
- Do you want to throw away one of your best long-term performers the way the Seahawks threw away the Super Bowl?
Will Millennials Drive In 2-0-1-5?
Fri, Jan. 23 • WBA, AMGN, DIS • 25 Comments
- It is our opinion that the most important question in stock picking is one related to the Millennial group.
- We don't believe buying a home will be monumentally cheaper than renting for much longer.
- For us, the answer is to stay put in the consumer discretionary, domestically-oriented companies which are most affected by higher GDP growth rates and more normal consumer behavior.
Are Macroeconomists Rebuilding A Wall Of Worry?
Wed, Jan. 14 • 4 Comments
- We believe in the idea that good markets die on too much affection and continue due to a lack of affection.
- The problem with acting on the advice of respected macro-economic theorists is that it is a regurgitation of the advice they have given for the last 4 years.
- As a firm, we believe this bull market will die on over-enthusiastic positives not on regurgitated negatives.
Ben Graham's Mr. Market 2015
Tue, Jan. 6 • 18 Comments
- The beginning of the year is a good time to review market esoterica.
- We use Ben Graham's Mr. Market to take a temperature of current conditions.
- Mr. Market is depressed by banking regulations, local news affiliates, and student loans.
The Rolling Stones Understand Long-Duration Investing
Dec. 23, 2014 • 7 Comments
- Many investors have short-term horizons.
- Short-duration investors can miss major market gains.
- We think long-duration investing creates wealth over long periods of time.
Where Did The New Middle-Class Citizens Go?
Dec. 17, 2014 • 4 Comments
- As long-duration common stock investors, we don't see oil dropping merely because OPEC and Bakken Shale have produced too much supply.
- Oil's demise as a symptom of something larger of the unwinding of a globally synchronized trade.
- We show what the long-duration investor can glean from theses events.
Pushback: The Gift That Keeps On Giving
- Since we developed our eight proprietary criteria for common stock selection, the most contentious stocks we own have been among our best performers over the following three years.
- We need to find out where today's pushback comes from.
- We see pushback in our faith in Millennials and student loans.
Strangers Passing In The Night
Dec. 2, 2014 • BAC, JPM, WFC • 2 Comments
- The U.S. stock market has soared in value the last five years as the economy produced very sub-par growth in GDP.
- China's stock market has been among the most miserable among large countries in the world even as their growth has remained in the 7-10% year-over-year category.
- We think investors must be cautious about selecting U.S. companies so as to maintain revenue from within the U.S.
Will $2.50 Gasoline Catalyze U.S. Consumer Stocks?
Nov. 19, 2014 • NVR, BRK.A, BRK.B • 4 Comments
- RBOB gas has moved from $3.12 to $2.04.
- Many still argue that low oil will hurt suppliers and the economy.
- We argue that consumer discretionary companies stand to gain from low oil.
Outrunning The Bear: An Active Manager's Survival Guide
Nov. 4, 2014 • 1 Comment
- Active managers used to compete with only do-it-yourself investors and other managers.
- Active managers must safeguard themselves from passive investors.
- Active managers must reduce their expense ration, seek out quality, and practice long-duration common stock investing.
Do Activist Investors Let The Game Come To Them?
Oct. 29, 2014 • EBAY, AMGN, GCI • 3 Comments
- There are too many activist focuses on short-term gains.
- We favor long-duration value over short-term gains.
- Long-term investors must let the game come to them.
Attractive Stocks In A Bifurcated Market
Oct. 22, 2014 • 3 Comments
- We see an opportunity for Main Street to beat Wall Street.
- We think domestically-oriented companies will beat ones with large foreign revenue.
- We think U.S. domestically-oriented large-caps can outperform both large peers and small-caps.
You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet
Oct. 15, 2014 • SPY, VB, SCHA • 6 Comments
- Today's equity market harkens back to the period 1983-1987 in the U.S. stock market.
- The largest private equity investment is in leveraged buyouts, transactions which are mostly likely to occur in small and mid-cap companies.
- When the wholesaler promoting alternatives shows up at your office, you better claim to be on vacation.
Warren Buffett On Buying Businesses
Oct. 8, 2014 • Comment!
- Buffett said loudly and clearly that he believes many people can pick out reasonable businesses to own for 10 to 20 years.
- "What's in your portfolio" is most important question in the world of manager search and asset allocation.
- We believe that in order to hold businesses for 10 to 20 years you need them to be high quality businesses.
Buffett's Passive Can Of Worms
Sep. 24, 2014 • 10 Comments
- Buffett's mention of indexing in his annual letter invites too much speculation about his views on indexing.
- Not all fans of efficient market hypothesis believe in 100% indexing.
- Buffett and Munger affirm their belief in disciplined value investing.
The Myth Of Student Debt: Lies, Damned Lies And Statistics
Sep. 17, 2014 • SLM, NAVI • 16 Comments
- Fear has driven the story of student debt.
- Debt levels are high, but not in light of income and debt services abilities.
- The level of contentiousness in the market creates opportunity for the long-duration investor.
The Risk Of Permanent Loss
Sep. 10, 2014 • VV, SCHX, FEX • 19 Comments
- We think investors should consider the risk of permanent loss.
- We think long-duration common stock investing is a way to defend against permanent loss.
- We think selecting high-quality companies also helps defend against permanent loss.
Could A China Recession Cause $50/Barrel Crude Oil?
Sep. 4, 2014 • 6 Comments
- China's become one of the largest oil consumers in the world.
- It takes progressively more debt to create economic growth in China and represents diminishing returns.
- China's bust and cheap oil could be great for the U.S.
The Demise Of Active Management Is Greatly Exaggerated
Aug. 26, 2014 • 7 Comments
- Too many writers are forecasting the demise of active management.
- Every fund is an index.
- Using low-turnover and long-duration can create an advantage over passive index funds.
There's No Place Like Home
Aug. 14, 2014 • BAC, CAB, NVR • 5 Comments
- The U.S. political and economic system has been cleansed.
- Household balance sheets are better than they've been in 30 years.
- Things outside the border are scary.
Would John Templeton See Light At The End Of Aflac's Tunnel?
Aug. 6, 2014 • AFL • 5 Comments
- Sir John Templeton said, "If you wait to see the light at the end of the tunnel, you have already missed the bottom."
- Aflac has no light in sight.
- We find Aflac has been a long-term wealth creator and remains out of favor.
U.S. Stock Market On The 'Edge Of Tomorrow'
Jul. 22, 2014 • SPY, QQQ, DIA • 23 Comments
- Markets tend to reset.
- Resetting can be difficult for the long-duration common stock investor.
- Market timing requires one to live on the "edge of tomorrow."
Your Portfolio's Enemies
Jul. 16, 2014 • PM, GCI, CAB • 9 Comments
- There are many enemies to a portfolio.
- Excitement, Expenses, Market Timing, Fear, and Greed can harm a portfolio.
- We will unpack these enemies.
Forget 2008 While Avoiding Popularity
Jul. 11, 2014 • BAC, JPM, SPY • 3 Comments
- Long-duration common stock owners should be much more concerned about what they own rather than whether to own.
- Anecdotal evidence of popularity can serve as a guide for what not to own.
- Bank of America and JPMorgan are the new Philip Morris.
The Over-Capitalization Curse
Jun. 24, 2014 • IWM, SPY, IWB • 6 Comments
- Be wary of over-capitalized areas.
- Private equity appears to be over-capitalized.
- Private equity allocations might have led to misallocation in common stock investing.
I Love Technology, But I Love LaFawnduh More
Jun. 17, 2014 • EBAY • 6 Comments
- Too many people love tech.
- Not enough people love free cash flow.
- "Competition is the enemy of competence".
The Orphaned Bull Market
Jun. 10, 2014 • DIA, SPY, QQQ • 10 Comments
- Equities appear abandoned and unloved.
- The rise of alternatives and bonds have crowded out equities.
- We think the long-duration equity holders will be rewarded.
The Investor Screwtape Letters
Jun. 3, 2014 • DIA, SPY, QQQ • 9 Comments
- Don't time the market.
- Don't be too active.
- Don't bet on every horse in the race.


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Barbarians hooker Schalk Brits has been hit with a three-week suspension after striking British & Irish Lions fly-half Owen Farrell in Saturday's match in Hong Kong.
The suspension could see Brits miss out on the opening three matches of Saracens' 2013-14 Aviva Premiership season. The incident occurred early in the first-half of yesterday's match in Hong Kong and Brits was cited by International Rugby Board citing commissioner Simon Ryan after hitting his Sarries team-mate Farrell with his arm.
Brits was handed a yellow card at the time and he could yet be free to play for Sarries at the start of next season if the panel allow their pre-season fixtures to be taken into account. But it could have been worse for Brits with IRB judicial officer Steve Lewis deciding Brits' offence warranted a five-week suspension, but this was reduced to three due to "compelling mitigating factors."
"The IRB's sanctions for foul play have been established on the basis that a one-week period of suspension would normally result in a player missing one match," the statement read.
"Consequently, he is suspended from all rugby up to and including the third Aviva Premiership match of the 2013-14 season, unless the judicial officer confirms in writing that any pre-season match shall be considered meaningful for the purpose of regulation 17.19.11 (d), in which case such match shall be included as one of the three matches."
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Property Details
Cottage, 2 Bedrooms, 1 Baths, 6 Sleeps
Our cottage is located on Little "L" Lake, five-miles South of
Baldwin, MI. Little "L" Lake is a quiet, no-motor lake that is
approx. 25-30 acres in size. Good fishing (bass & panfish) and swimming
with a nice sandy beach.
Totally Remodeled with most of the comforts of home and three NEW Kayaks!!!
Fall fishermen and hunters are welcome!!!
For those looking to get away from the city this is the PERFECT place to do it!! NO annoying internet, cable TV, or air conditioning to distract from quality time with the family. Cottage has plenty of windows and is shaded to enjoy the great lake breezes and hear the loons on the lake as the sun rises in the morning.
Recent Review
Great Peaceful Getaway
Not far from the grocery store. There are several ice cream shop's in the town of Baldwin one that is famous called Jone's :) Very good.
Not far from Michigan Adventure's or Ludington. Had excellent customer service from the owner with any questions I had with the cottage, very friendly.
Would definitely return and recommend this cottage to others :)
About the Owner
3 Reviews
4.7 based on 3 traveler reviews
Great Peaceful Getaway
Not far from the grocery store. There are several ice cream shop's in the town of Baldwin one that is famous called Jone's :) Very good.
Not far from Michigan Adventure's or Ludington. Had excellent customer service from the owner with any questions I had with the cottage, very friendly.
Would definitely return and recommend this cottage to others :)
Had a great time!
Peaceful stay on Little L Lake
Activity and Interests
Close to many activities such as:
- 3 Miles to enjoy Canoeing, kayaking, tubing,
and fishing on the Pere Marquette River.
- 5 Miles to challenge yourself at Pere Marquette Trails,
an 18-Hole Golf Course.
- 6 Miles away from a public boat launch on Big Star Lake
for jet-ski or power boating enthusiasts.
- 35 Miles to enjoy a day at Ludington State Park Beach
on beautiful Lake Michigan or the tourist shoping downtown.
- Enjoy a day trip to Michigan's Adventure Amusement Park.
- 2 Miles to the grocery store and 5 Miles to local
shops and restaurants.
- Close to many snowmobile and X-country ski trails
- In the heart of the Manistee National Forest for hunting,
hiking, snowshoeing, etc.
- Many local fishing guides for trout, salmon, and steelhead.
(inquire if interested and I can supply contact info)
- Thousands of acres for hunting opportunities.
(let me know what you're looking for and I can get you started)
Rental rates
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
My Standard Rate
Feb 1 - Feb 1
2 nights
Fri, Sat
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
Additional information about rental rates
- Refundable damage deposit $250
Paypal Gift or Check prior to arrival.
Summer (Memorial Day to Labor Day)
Weekly - $800 - Saturday to Saturday
Weekends (as available) - $450 - Friday & Saturday Nights
Off Season
Weekly - $500 - Saturday to Saturday
Weekends & Nightly (as available) - $150 per night
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Property Type
- cottage
- Adventure
- Budget
- Family
- Romantic
- Sports & Activities
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
Location Type
- Beach View
- Beachfront
- Lakefront
- Waterfront
Sports & Adventure Activities
- golf
- 1 Bathroom
- Bathroom 1
- 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
- Bedroom 1
- Bedroom 2
- Outdoor Grill
- Cottage is fully furnished with the following amenities: - Two bedrooms, bathroom with tub & shower, kitchen w/ bar & eating area, living-room area w/ plenty of windows for open views of the lake. - All dishes, glasses, pots/pans, and silverware. - Sleeps six with two twin beds, one queen bed, and one sofa/sleeper that converts into a queen bed. - Stove/Range, Microwave, Refrigerator/Freezer, Grill. - 27" Color TV with DVD . - Washer and Dryer, Full Furnace Heat. - Deluxe Four Person Pedal-Boat & 3 Kayaks (lake use only) - 40 Ft. Dock - Fire Pit - Sandy Beach - Picnic Table Guests must provide their own personal items such as; linens, pillows, towels, beach items, paper and food products, and soaps. No Smoking Complete Cottage Rental Rules may be e-mailed to interested parties.


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Editorial: What rules govern sideline conduct?
Collier County Public Schools says it will not investigate reports of Barron Collier High School football coach, Mark Ivey, grabbing the face mask of a Cougar player who incurred a penalty.
No wonder. There appears to be little to investigate, judging by the photographic evidence compiled by the Daily News along the sidelines on Friday night.
The player's parents have complained. They have spoken with Ivey. What will he, the school system and state athletic regulators have to say?
With rules applying to players on the field during games, rules ought to apply for adults who are responsible for those players.
Grabbing a face mask is a specific violation that draws a penalty for players.
With all the uglier headlines about more complicated issues involving coaches at the college level this week, the message here is, or ought to be, concise: Good sportsmanship and mature behavior and discipline indicate that players and coaches communicate without grabbing or even touching one other.
The conduct captured in the sideline photos tells a different story.
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I wouldn't usually review a tourist office, but this one deserves a review. The local tourism agency operates a counter for tourists in the train station.
The staff were...
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I wouldn't usually review a tourist office, but this one deserves a review. The local tourism agency operates a counter for tourists in the train station.
The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. They gave us great advice and directions including tips on things we hadn't thought of.
Frankly, Beppu is a little worn around the edges. It has passed...
Very friendly with accurate advice for the type of transportation and locations of hot springs, stores, etc in the area.
We wanted to visit the Kunisaki Peninsula.
A TIC staff member helped us arrange for a bus tour by contacting the company for us, making our reservations, and explaining where we were to meet the bus and what to expect.
Even though we were warned that the tour would be in Japanese, it took us where we wanted to go...
The staff here are very friendly and helpful. They do speak limited English. I wanted to book a couple of tours around Beppu but I found out the tours are not offered in English. I had to join a Japanese tour group and try to understand what was being said.
This was a large visitor center with a special counter for non-Japanese travelers. Staff was very helpful, and offered to ring up bus company for exact time schedule, and ropeway company for its operating conditions.
I think the Train Station information desk with English language translation is excellent... however...
I am coming back to Beppu from the USA in Early April 2013 and wondering if any artists can give me more information than what I'll find at the tourist desk at the Beppu Train station.
I am looking for sketch groups, figure or landscape, I'm...
There was a lady who spoke excellent English and was very knowledgeable of the area indeed. The station has a branch of a favourite Japanese bakery of our's in Hong Kong called, The Little Mermaid, and it has a small sitting area so you can request your bread and pastries to be warmed and eaten on-site.
The quality of assistance (in English) is generally very good here. Maps and brochures will be provided. Good English spoken most of the time and there is a dedicated area for English-speaking tourists to ask questions. However we also had a bad experience when information about travel to Mount Aso crucially failed to include the fact that the train currently...
The volunteer helper here spoke excellent English and helped us with maps, bus schedules, advice about where to go and notes to help us remember all she said. She sold us the 2 day bus pass (1500 yen). She was patient, friendly and kind. After we left her we knew exactly what we wanted to do in Beppu, where to...
I am glad I stopped by here to ask for more info because there are literally no English spoken in Beppu. Very difficult to find bus schedule or route online for Beppu. so, please do yourself a favour to ask as much as you can while you are here.
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Which Fashion Show Look Do You Prefer?
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Both Kate Hudson and Charlize Theron looked stunning at the Christian Dior haute couture fashion show yesterday in Paris. While Kate had loose, flowy and natural-looking hair and makeup, Charlize was coiffed to the nines with short, tight waves and heavy, smoky eyes. I can understand both looks. Kate was more summertime in the city, and Charlize pulled out all the stops—after all, it is Dior Couture. Which look do you like better?
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MamaD 7 years
fashdior1 7 years
natural is always better when it comes to kate!!
pumachick100 7 years
pumachick100 7 years
Talldiva45 7 years
I feel like when you go to a fashion show that is one of the times when you should really do it up with clothing and makeup. Afterall if you are there you are a part of the fashion world and you should dress the part - the the 9's! Chalize does it right.
rc630 7 years
Charlize's look fits a Dior show more
StokedShortee 7 years
kate needs a bit of sun
StokedShortee 7 years
kate needs a bit of sun
Hope5 7 years
Hope5 7 years
MissAntipodea 7 years
Kate's look as I think it'd suit me more. I also love wearing yellow so she won points for that.
imtheheppest 7 years
Kate always looks adorable. And she's always so fresh-faced and natural looking..and still manages to look gorgeous at the same time. And yes, while I agree that that dress on Kate doesn't look good...and that it IS Dior Couture...Kate's look is something you normally wouldn't see at a fashion show like this. Plus it looks like Charlize's makeup was painted on.
RedReitenHood 7 years
I think Kate looks better, but Charlize is more "couture appropriate", if that's even a term!
lehua4565 7 years
Kate just looks so fresh faced, beautiful without trying to hard
Sonnshine 7 years
Sonnshine 7 years
crazygirl93 7 years
crazygirl93 7 years
leeluvfashion 7 years
I like Charlize's look better; I'm not sure why, I was just drawn to it even though I don't care for goth-like looks. I don't like Kate's dress because it seemes baggy.
rubiesymusica 7 years
charlize's eyes are so dark that with her dark outfit it just looks like mature goth to me.
Celeb_Star 7 years
I don't really like either, but I would have to say Charlize.
mominator 7 years
I like Charlize. Kate look like she stole her moms drapes and wrapped it around her. I have seen Kate look better than this.
yvette 7 years
Both are stunning no matter what. But I agree, you have to pull out all the stops for Dior Couture. So, Charlize wins!
queencessjosie 7 years
You want to flatter the designers, but you still gotta do you.
zc 7 years
kate hudson looks so natural and beautiful.
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