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|Single Family: $5,850,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 7,074 sq. ft.
Two residences on the tip of Marblehead Neck have truly magnificent views of Marblehead Harbor to Boston Harbor from the 47 tower and every room. A private beach beckons for swimming and kayaking. The Shingle-style main house, welcomes with a 3 story great hall looking to the sea. Custom built in 1999, the house was designed with every modern amenity yet resembles turn of the century estates. The 4 bedroom carriage house...
|Single Family: $4,950,000
7 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 5,092 sq. ft.
This exquisite 1890's residence situated on a peninsula overlooking Doliber Cove is truly a unique property! Water views from every room, 7 fireplaces, 7 bedrooms and 16 rooms total, not only offer wonderful space, but also charm and character with period detail and classic craftmanship. Outdoor pool and patio, plus private dock, make summers very special! The stately entrance with manicured grounds are welcoming and set ...
|Single Family: $4,870,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 8,391 sq. ft.
Enjoy spectacular water views, a shared, private dock, and beach access from this idyllic Fluen Point location. Expertly constructed in 1999, this exceptional home has an open and airy floor plan that takes full advantage of the scenic views with floor to ceiling windows and an expansive waterside deck. Other special features include hardwood flooring, gracious rooms, extra-high coved ceilings and two separate garages f...
|Single Family: $3,995,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,473 sq. ft.
Classic turn of the century shingle-style home, located in a private setting with magnificent water views. The property offers both old world charm and detail and all the amenities of a new, completely renovated home. 11 rooms, 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, 4 fireplaces, eat-in kitchen, outdoor cooking space, formal dining room, master suite with private stone patio. Garage w/ second floor finished living area. More than an ac...
|Single Family: $3,995,000
5 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 4,666 sq. ft.
One of the most spectacular locations in all of New England! Situated on over two acres of mature private grounds, the home embraces the ocean, from the views to the private beach to the deep water dock. Located just eighteen miles north of Boston in the iconic seaside town of Marblehead, one can enjoy proximity to the city, the charm of a historic town, or a home and setting that feels like the coast of Maine!
|Single Family: $3,850,000
5 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 6,113 sq. ft.
Fabulous ocean views from almost every room in this gorgeous waterfront home. Large formal rooms (living, dining and family room) and the kitchen overlook multiple decks and the ocean. Five bedrooms, five and one half baths, two offices and a game room make this a fabulously comfortable home. Private beach, 2-car attached garage plus additional outdoor parking. Completely renovated in 2001.
|Single Family: $3,295,000
5 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 5,260 sq. ft.
Save the trip to Maine!!! Let your heart rate drop here!!! Don't miss the opportunity to marvel at the unobstructed ocean & island views from this fabulous turn of the century home. Inviting in all respects,the acre size property affords privacy & convenient access to Doliber's Cove & sand at Grace Oliver beach.Neighborhood dock & mooring access have been enjoyed for many years.Features include: 7 fireplaces, 5+ bedrooms,...
|Single Family: $3,000,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 4,671 sq. ft.
Perched over Marblehead's picturesque harbor, this Victorian-era home has fabulous waterviews to the south & north shores.An open floor plan on the 1st floor allows for water views from every room.The kitchen has high end appliances, 2 refrigerators, ample cabinets.Formal living and dining rooms have working fireplaces, & open to a large deck.The master bedroom & bath were renovated last year.Beautifully updated throughou...
|Single Family: $2,650,000
5 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 4,204 sq. ft.
Is tennis your game? With your own court and views of Marblehead Harbor, this exquisitely appointed five bedroom property awaits your preview. This unique harbor location has 365 ft. of deeded beach on Marblehead Neck. This custom built home 20 yrs young boasts over 4,200 sq ft of living space. There is a gourmet kitchen with granite counter tops and Gaggenau appliances. A masterpieceof craftsmanship and design. Two di...
|Single Family: $2,495,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,452 sq. ft.
This classic shingle style home offers clean unobstructed water views of Massachusetts Bay from almost every room. With over 4,400 square feet of updated living space, five bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms, gourmet kitchen, multiple fireplaces, architectural details throughout, this home is a must see!
|Single Family: $2,495,000
5 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 3,500 sq. ft.
On nearly half an acre, this Royal Barry Wills early American residence has commanding views of the Atlantic Ocean, Tinkers Island, Marblehead Neck, Boston lighthouse, Graves lighthouse, and due south to Minots lighthouse in Cohasset. This beachfront home is built into a hillside 76 feet above sea level directly abutting the private, Greystone Beach. There are two ocean facing decks with private stairs and deeded acc...
|Single Family: $2,295,000
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 4,396 sq. ft.
Dramatic Marblehead Neck oceanfront location. Expanded custom Raised Ranch has been extremely well maintained & offers dramatic,unobstructed southwest views toward the Boston skyline.Gracious entry foyer is the telltale of the quality to come.Sunken library with fireplace & wet bar,expansive formal living & dining rooms w/ fireplaces are oceanfront & include patio access.Rich oak hardwoods. 4 bedrooms, 2 full & 2 half bat...
|Single Family: $2,295,000
2 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,699 sq. ft.
This Harborfront Home, designed by Robert Harding, offers spectacular views of Marblehead Harbor, across to Town and beyond the causeway to the Boston Skyline. Offering a pier and float just off the first floor and a harbor side blue stone patio, access to the water is steps away. Built in 2001, the home boasts an open floor plan with generous views from every room. An oversized family room over the 2 car garage provides...
|Single Family: $2,195,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,582 sq. ft.
Elegant 1890 Victorian with outstanding details. Beautiful harbor views can be enjoyed on the covered porch. The second floor porch offers wonderful views of the Harbor Illumination and Fire Works on the 4th of July. A must see....
|Single Family: $2,150,000
6 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 5,545 sq. ft.
Enjoy the views to Grace Olivers Beach from this idyllic location. Nestled on a private road on almost 1.5 acres of land (which includes a separate 19,388 s.f. lot) this beautiful home features 6 bedrooms, gourmet kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances and cabinetry, an adjacent family room or dining room, elegant fireplaced living room with access to the outside patio, 3 working fireplaces and a finished lower level. G...
|Single Family: $1,895,000
6 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 6,214 sq. ft.
Marblehead Harbor Views!! This spacious turn of the century grand Victorian w/ glorious wrap around porch is situated on 1.14 acres of land near the Eastern Yacht Club on Marblehead Neck.New Heat,Air Conditioning & Electrical systems are in process. High ceilings, rich hardwoods, expansive room sizes & period detail throughout.Opportunity to continue personalizing this outstanding home.Old style Carriage House offers park...
|Single Family: $1,850,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,895 sq. ft.
Like new Custom Shingle Style Home on prestigious Marblehead Neck! Located on picturesque Private Road of like style homes abutting the Audubon Bird Sanctuary. Pristine interior highlighted by high-end chef's kitchen complete with butler's pantry & customized mud room, Great Room perfect for media/entertaining, Master suite with luxurious master bathroom and dressing room/walk-in closet. Deeded Beach Rights. This move...
|Single Family: $1,649,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,200 sq. ft.
You'll enjoy privacy & easy-living in this completely remodeled, custom home on over an acre of land abutting the bird sanctuary! Great home for entertaining with 3 levels of living space, a well-designed open floor plan with beamed ceilings & chef's kitchen complete with Viking appliances, double farmhouse sinks and marble countertops. 4 Bedrooms, 3.5 uniquely designed bathrooms. Fabulous outside living space, 3 levels...
|Single Family: $1,595,000
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,863 sq. ft.
Great waterviews from this tastefully updated Victorian home.Located in a wonderful neighborhood close to the center of town, this house has the feel of a gracious Victorian home-large rooms, high ceilings, gorgeous detail throughout.The verandah on the1st floor & the deck on the 2nd floor overlook beautiful gardens & the harbor.The master overlooks the water, has its own bath & walk-in closet. Additional bedrooms on the...
|Single Family: $1,575,000
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 3,163 sq. ft.
Beautiful antique in the heart of old town Marblehead, fully restored from top to bottom. Spectacular harbor views from all three floors. This home boasts wide pine and inlaid floors, coffered ceilings, custom cherry kitchen leading to bluestone patio overlooking harbor. Master bedroom leading to spectacular harbor view roof deck. A one of a kind opportunity to own a classic antique with all the modern amenities!
|Single Family: $1,550,000
7 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 3,097 sq. ft.
WATER VIEWS! This stately Victorian on Marblehead Neck sits on almost a half acre of ocean-facing, well-landscaped grounds. Built in 1890 with dramatic woodwork and high ceilings throughout, this home boasts 6 fireplaces with hand-carved wood mantles, thick crown moldings, an open kitchen/family room, gracious living and dining rooms, 4 bedrooms upstairs with 2 full baths including a Master Suite with ocean views, 3 more ...
|Single Family: $1,550,000
5 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 4,000 sq. ft.
This center entrance colonial has undergone years of thoughtful renovations resulting in a beautiful 4000+ sq ft home. Commercial grade appliances complement the custom kitchen filled with detail and warmth. Perfectly sited Greystone location includes ocean views from inside the home and from each of the four decks. Private beach directly across the st. Double lot offers expansive perennial gardens, stone walls, and a bea...
|Single Family: $1,495,000
5 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 4,068 sq. ft.
Truly, Marblehead's best kept secret! This stately center hall colonial, surrounded by exquisite perennial gardens, sits on over an acre of land on one of the highest points in Marblehead, abutting Seaside Park woods. This spectacular piece of property offers complete privacy within walking distance to everything...town, schools, beach...nearly unheard of in Marblehead. A once in a lifetime opportunity.
|Single Family: $1,449,000
5 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,010 sq. ft.
OPEN HOUSE, Sunday, March 18th from 12:30-2pm. Fabulous ocean views, lovely grounds & Gardens, ( 16.791 sq.ft. lot), newly renovated granite eat-in kitchen, water view master bedroom suite, expansive family room, 2 fireplaces & 2 car attached garage. Brilliant southern exposure floods the rear of the house and yard with sunlight. Mature trees & plantings, Koi pond w/fountain and small barn. Close to beach, town and schoo...
|Single Family: $1,400,000
2 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 1,872 sq. ft.
Location, Location, Location, Unobstucted waterviews from this unique two unit property on Fort beach. House one is a well crafted three bedroom two bath cape. House two in the rear is a two bedroom converted cottage with some water view.
|Single Family: $1,395,000
5 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,328 sq. ft.
Spectacular Marblehead Neck colonial situated on a half acre lot complete with waterviews. This home features 5BRs, 3 1/2 baths, oversized living room with fireplace and hardwood floors, dining room with water views and a detached two car garage.
|Single Family: $1,395,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 4,000 sq. ft.
This well located "Shingle Style" home will offer an extremely high level of quality construction & materials.High ceilings, gleaming hardwoods,granite counters,3 full baths & 2 half baths.Fabulous open kitchen/familyroom design w/ large center island/soft close custom cabinets/drawers & deck access.Luxurious Master Bedroom Suite w/ oversized walk-in closet & spacious bath w/ large tub & separate glass & tile enclosed sho...
|Single Family: $1,295,000
3 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,461 sq. ft.
Enjoy a vacation without leaving home! Fall asleep listening to the sound of the ocean waves; experience stunning harbor views & amazing sunsets while having coffee or cocktails on the spacious wraparound decks and/or launch your kayak from your own direct access to Marblehead Harbor. "The Porches" is a 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath home with beautifully renovated interior space and private, lovely landscaped outside space. P...
|Single Family: $1,295,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,015 sq. ft.
This classic four bedrooms, four full bath colonial features a brand new gourmet kitchen complete with an oversized teak island, two Miele dishwashers, a sub-zero wine and beverage cooler and six burner Thermador cooktop with griddle. The beautiful kitchen opens up to a casual dining area and large adjoining family room. Located in the Fluen Point area off of Beacon Street. Just a 5 minute walk to Grace Oliver's Beach and...
|Single Family: $1,225,000
3 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 1,920 sq. ft.
Delightful, sun filled 3+ bedroom Victorian with wraparound porches located at the very tip of Marblehead Neck. This home has fantastic water views all the way to Gloucester light. The master bedroom has a private deck perfect for enjoying a morning cup of coffee or sunbathing as you watch the parade of boats during the warmer months. There is a large kitchen open to the dining area and an architecturally unique family...
|Single Family: $1,195,000
5 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,820 sq. ft.
Location Location Location! Privately situated at the end of a quiet lane this meticulously maintained 5 bedroom home offers numerous amenities, lots of sunlight, open floor plan and great attention to detail. In addition to the large eat in "cook's" kitchen that adjoins a wonderful family room there is a home office, exercise room, media/game room, outdoor spa, inviting sun room and a generous deck perfect for entertaini...
|Single Family: $1,195,000
3 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,390 sq. ft.
|Single Family: $1,195,000
3 Beds | 1.00 Bath | 1,592 sq. ft.
Nestled among neighboring antique homes in a sought after downtown location, this unique, waterfront property boasts panoramic water views extending from Glover Landing to beyond Children's Island.Three bedrooms, 1.5 baths, 1 fireplace and 3 car parking.Features include beadboard ceilings, crown molding, pantry, bay windows, french doors and an enclosed porch overlooking the harbor with picture windows.Private dock and fl...
|Single Family: $1,145,000
3 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 1,790 sq. ft.
UNOBSTRUCTED OCEANFRONT.Dramatic ocean views & immediate Greystone Beach and lawn access combine w/ this single level living contemporary to offer a rare & unique opportunity.Located in one of Marblehead's most desirable neighborhoods w/ 3 bedrooms & 2 full baths.1st FLOOR MASTER BEDROOM. Appealing open floor plan with cathedral ceilings, fireplaced living room, inviting deck area and yard. Short walk to sandy beaches, to...
|Single Family: $1,095,000
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 3,010 sq. ft.
Marblehead Neck Location.Steps to sandy beach! Centerpiece gourmet chef's kitchen features stainless Wolf range & wall ovens, granite counters, large center island,Sub-zero,wine cooler & cooling beverage drawers.Custom cabinetry extends to expansive family room w/ fireplace.High ceilings,rich oak hardwoods combine w/ bright sunshine & open floor plan.3/4 bedrooms & 2.5 baths.Optional 1st level master/inlaw or guest suite....
|Single Family: $1,095,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,528 sq. ft.
Imposing one owner custom designed and built residence in desirable midtown neighborhood. A breathtaking circular wood staircase is the heart of this home.Sunfilled oversized rooms boast a flexible floor plan.New Brookhaven cherry kitchen with granite countertops. Front to back fireplaced living room and sitting room. first floor office, anderson windows, mulitple skylights, vaulted ceilings, sprinkler, security interco...
|Single Family: $1,095,000
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 3,340 sq. ft.
Enjoy the serenity of this magnificent 4 bedroom home nestled beside the bird sanctuary on Marblehead Neck. Meticulously designed & built in 2003 this home takes full advantage of the sights and sounds of nature that surround this private setting.The main level has an open floor plan with a full wall of glass windows and doors to fill the space with light and wooded views. Other features include a fireplaces living room, ...
|Single Family: $1,095,000
5 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,190 sq. ft.
Highly sought after Gingerbread Hill location.Wonderful 5 br, 3.5 bth colonial home w/ light & space in a garden setting,steps from Black Joes pond,Grace Olivers beach & woodland trails.New granite counter tops & stainless appliances.Large sunny family room w/fireplace.Master suite,walk-in closet & ocean views.Lovely dining room.Airy1st floor office w/fireplace.3rd flr playroom.Fabulous deck w/ ocean & pond views.Perfec...
|Single Family: $1,075,000
6 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 3,588 sq. ft.
Contemporary Colonial on quiet cul de sac with rare 6 bedrooms and 4 baths. Incredible addition includes luxurious and private master suite with deck overlooking yard. Spacious new eat in kitchen open to family room with french doors to deck and flat yard. Large mudroom with tons of storage and direct access to 2 car garage. This is a very spacious home in move in condition with all the right stuff! Updated systems, roo...
|Single Family: $999,500
3 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 2,580 sq. ft.
Today's living throughout this spacious 1725, 4 bedroom Colonial home.Open eat-in kitchen & fireplaced family room layout.Tasteful renovations combine perfectly w/ period detail & include all bathrooms (3.5),granite kitchen,custom built-in cabinets & bookshelves.5 fully lined fireplaces.Generous size rooms w/ high ceilings are filled w/ natural light.Ocean views from guest room/office.Radiant heat,updated utilities & cent...
|Single Family: $995,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,000 sq. ft.
4-5 bdrm, 3 ½ bath updated home in desirable Goldthwait area. Features include hardwood floors, high ceilings, kitchen w/ large center island, granite counters and cherry cabinetry adj to sunroom which opens to a spacious & tranquil back deck surrounded by perennial gardens. Fireplaced dining & living rooms have access to the front deck which overlooks the neighborhood, providing proximity to activity, yet privacy. ...
|Single Family: $925,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 3,188 sq. ft.
Priced to sell among more expensive homes and within sight and sound of Goldthwait Beach, house offers 4 bedrooms, open family room to eat-in kitchen and generous master suite with balcony. Flexible floor plan can accommodate home office, guest room, in-law suite, playroom as needed. Formal living room/dining room, 2 car garage, 2 fireplaces, irrigation, security, hardwood. Do not miss an opportunity to own in this much ...
|Single Family: $924,900
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,800 sq. ft.
New 7 lot subdivision. Choice of house models available. Call for details. prices based on buyer purchasing the lot when road is paved(March 2012) and obtaining constr. loan Optional stone and brick fronts not included in price.. Total price includes lot price plus $175 per sq ft for home. Home shown on this property listing is for example purposes only, we can build your design on any lots per zoning regs. Final pri...
|Single Family: $899,000
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,650 sq. ft.
New 7 lot subdivision. Choice of house models available. Call for details. prices based on buyer purchasing the lot when road is paved(March 2012) and obtaining constr. loan optional stone and brick fronts not included in prices. Total price includes lot price plus $175 per sq ft for home. Home shown on this property listing is for example purposes only, we can build your design on any lots per zoning regs. Final pri...
|Foreclosure: $888,400
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 3,618 sq. ft.
This property is a Lis Pendens. This is the initial document filed by an attorney or trustee on behalf of the foreclosing lender that starts the foreclosure process. This 3618 square foot property has 4 bedroom(s) and 4 bath(s). The estimated loan balance is $888,400.00. To access more extensive information on this property click the 'more property detail' link below. You will need to register for full access. Information...
|Single Family: $879,900
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 3,348 sq. ft.
Marblehead's newest Neighborhood. The homes at Naugus Head offer quality new construction in a well established neighborhood. Floor plans and site plans are available for review through Exclusive Listing Agent. Deeded access to 2 separate neighborhood beaches which are just a stones throw away from the site. A great opportunity for affordable new construction in Marblehead.
|Single Family: $879,000
3 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 2,010 sq. ft.
Spectacular harborside location.Direct access to Little Harbor.All new inside & out, this 3 bedroom,3 full bath residence offers top of the line amenity throughout.Breathtaking panoramic ocean & harbor views. State-of-the-art gourmet kitchen with centerpiece Wolf stainless range and oversized Sub Zero refrigerator.Custom baths, gleamimg hardwoods, fireplaced living room, home office, guest suite & Widow's Walk rooftop dec...
|Single Family: $875,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 4,712 sq. ft.
GREAT NEW PRICE!! Now you Can own this Exciting and Dramatic Contemporary.This beautifully spacious home has vaulted ceilings, architecturally interesting spaces bathed in natural sunlight, open and airy. Each room speaks comfort and beckons you to enjoy it. You will find a stunning Living Room and Dining room, a spacious kitchen with central bar and glass wall overlooking the pool and yard. The extra bonus is - Two famil...
|Single Family: $849,900
5 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,999 sq. ft.
Classic Antique Colonial near harbor in Old Town! Traditional formal living and dining rooms w/ FPs and wide pine flrs. Open, custom kitchen (SS/granite/Island) w/large E-I area & slider to big deck, hot tub & outdoor shower! Extraordinary Atrium family room overlooking the garden w/stairs to Guest Room above. Total 5 large BRs & 2 full, 2 half BTHs incl: Private Master Suite w/full BTH, FP & bay window and Cathedral cei...
|Single Family: $849,900
4 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,400 sq. ft.
New 7 lot subdivision. Choice of house models available. Call for details. prices based on buyer purchasing the lot when road is paved(March 2012) and obtaining constr. loan optional stone and brick fronts not included in prices. Total price includes lot price plus $175.00 per sq ft for home. Home shown on this property listing is for example purposes only, we can build your design on any lots per zoning regs. Final p...


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Student charged with stealing Director of Schools' identity on Twitter
BLOUNTVILLE, Tenn. - A Blountville teenager is charged with stealing the identity of Sullivan County's Director of Schools, Jubal Yennie, after a Twitter account in Yennie's name gained hundreds of followers.
What might have started as a harmless, teenage joke quickly turned serious. Sullivan County Director of Schools Jubal Yennie said a fake Twitter account using his name and picture caught his attention.
"People would call me and say, 'I appreciate that. That was sort of a funny tweet you sent out.' And of course I said, 'I don't send tweets,'" Yennie told News 5.
Yennie said most of the tweets were relatively harmless, and some were relating to snow days. Nonetheless, he said he did not tweet them.
"The one that started all that was something to the effect of, 'Rain, or snow, or alien invasion, will school be dismissed tomorrow?' People thought that was quite funny, but I said, 'No I don't say things like that," Yennie added.
Investigators tracked the account to 18-year-old Sullivan Central High School student Ira Trey Quesenberry III.
Detective Matt Price told us the tweeting started last week, but it didn't take long for people to start following. "It was started on January 17, and we got it closed on the 23rd; so six days, and it was already right at 300 followers," said Detective Price.
Quesenberry is charged with felony identity theft; something District Attorney Barry Staubus said most often deals with credit and debit card fraud but has a broad definition. "Someone assumed someone's identity without their consent and to use their identity for an unlawful purpose," Staubus explained.
Yennie said this type of impersonation goes beyond "kids just being kids;" as an educator, he hopes kids can take a lesson from this case. "The internet and all these tools we have are good, but use them appropriately," Yennie said.
Quesenberry was arraigned in court Thursday morning. We learned he was appointed an attorney and will be back in court in March.
News 5 tried to contact Quesenberry for comment but got no response.
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It's almost time for fireworks
Many of us have pleasant memories of past Crosslake summers, enjoying the lakes, family get-togethers, water events and overall fun.
Crosslake is a destination for many people across the state, and even the nation, because of these wonderful times. The annual fireworks on the lake are a part of this summer experience.
We are working to raise the money and your help is urgently needed to support the 43rd annual event, which will take place Saturday, July 6, from Sand Island on Cross Lake at dusk. The city of Crosslake donates $5,000 toward the event, and the community is charged with raising $5,000.
We are still $1,700 short of this goal! We don't want a repeat of 1996 summer, which resulted in a cancellation of the fireworks because of a lack of funding. The city of Crosslake received an anonymous gift this year, not to fund the basic fireworks display, but to enhance the display, so combined with your contributions, we can anticipate an awesome show!
There are several ways you can help.
Send your check payable to the PAL Foundation of Crosslake (fireworks in the memo line) and drop it off or mail it to the Crosslake Community Center at 14126 Daggett Pine Road, Crosslake, MN 56442. The PAL Foundation is a 501C3 charitable foundation so your gift is tax deductible.
Donate $3 and receive a "Celebrate America-Crosslake" souvenir wristband found at many merchants in Crosslake. This identifies that you are a fireworks supporter. Wear it proudly and encourage others to support the fireworks.
Drop your change or cash in the fireworks donation cans that you will find at merchants in Crosslake. It's amazing how fast this extra change adds up!
Thank you in advance for your contributions to help Crosslake Celebrate America!
Alden Hardwick, Cindy Myogeto, Wendy Jensen, Jessica Eide, Pat Netko, Judy Cotton, Patty Norgaard, Bill and Debby Floerchinger


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Cosy Duplex In City Centre
Size30 m²
Floor No.0
- Air conditioning
- Suitable for events
- Lockable room
- Towels
- Parking available
- Kitchen
- Gym
Accommodation summary
|via ponte all´asse, 50144 Firenze, Italy
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|Calendar updated
|A few months ago
Cosy and compact, the living area features a comfortable double sofa bed and a small dining table. The mezzanine contains a double bed - 1,65 mt high - and the bathroom includes a shower.
The apartament have only a big window in front of the street
Palazzo Strozzi Palace is only a 25-minute walk away, and provides artistic and historical exhibitions for guests to enjoy. Florence Horticultural Gardens are also a 25-minute walk away. The nearby area features many bars, restaurants and cafes, providing guests with entertainment during their stay.
Florence Train Station offers a large number of regular services. There are also many bus stops in the immediate vicinity that provide easy access to other parts of the city.
House rulesA security deposit of €150 is required at check-in.
The price for 1 night is: 40/60 euro.
Apartment suitable for adults. Children only over 12 years old.
No Smoking in the apartment.
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|Price for > 2 guests
|17 NZ$ per guest/night extra
|Maximum nights
|3 months
|Check-in after
|On arrangement
|Check-in before
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|Check-out before
|On arrangement
|Cancellation Policy
Reviews of this property
Perfect place to visit Florence as a couple. If you don't mind walking a little, you don't need your vehicle. Claudia was available for us and we have been wonderfully welcomed by Michele. The house is situated in a quite and nice neighborhood.
We really made the most of our stay!
Nice place for a couple. 20 Minutes walk to downtown. We had a nice talk at the entrance to get information about the city and the surroundings.
We have been glad to visit Florence and stay at your department.
We had a very pleasant stay at the apartment - it was clean and had the perfect size for two guests. The location is also good, it takes only about 15 minutes to get to the city centre by bus. If we had some difficulties we could always count on the owners, they helped us immediately and were very nice.
Thank you for the great week!
I do NOT recommend this property and I am very disappointed with the experience I recently had here. I would have given a rating of ZERO but this site would not let me.
My biggest complaint is about the 250 Euro security deposit that must be paid in cash. We paid this deposit when we arrived at the property and had a very very hard time getting our deposit back. The owner believes a security deposit is used to fix anything that breaks in her home during your stay even if you did nothing to damage the property. If you are unlucky and the air conditioner or refrigerator or in our case, the bathroom pump breaks, you will be held responsible and she will try to keep your security deposit.
I was simply taking a shower when the electricity went out in the entire apartment. Because the toilet, sink and shower are all linked to an electrical pump we were unable to use the bathroom all night or the following morning.
We notified her "collaborator"/property manager as she calls him and he came to the house the following morning. He seemed to not have an understanding of the mechanics of the pump and against the advice of my partner who does understand, the property manager flushed the toilet causing the entire contents of the toilet to come up through the shower. Needless to say we were unable to shower that day.
We were told that the pump was broken and unless the plumber could prove we did nothing to break it we would loose all of our security deposit. We did NOTHING to break this pump, and believe it simply broke from normal wear and tear/usage or perhaps a previous renter had put something down the toilet that shouldn't have been. The sewage system in the house is pretty bad and is similar to what you would find in a boat. We were told that nothing but toilet paper may be put down the toilet, and we only put toilet paper down the toilet.
We tried to speak to the owner on the phone; however, she only speaks Italian (although she claims to speak many languages on her profile). My partner tried to speak English, French, and German with her but she did not understand. We had no choice but to leave the country without our 250 euros as we had a catch our ferry. We were very unhappy and had an unpleasant experience with the collaborator who actually cursed at me in Italian (my partner knows a little Italian and heard him call me a "stupid American") he said this in frustration that I did not understand Italian.
We received an email from the owner later that day saying she had to replace the pump and she would be keeping the deposit. She could show no proof that we did anything to break the pump and sent the following message:
"the technician/plumber for my special wc says just today that i have to pay 750 euro because the damnage need a change of motor. He says also that this come when someone put inside acid. So, what can i say than?"
We found it completely crazy we were accused of pouring acid down her toilet! We believe that if "acid" were to blame then someone could have used the wrong cleaning solution for the toilet and over time damaged the pump. Either way, this was no fault of ours.
We filed a complaint with Wimdu through their support email (firstname.lastname@example.com) and to this day the company has done absolutely nothing to help us solve the problem. We received this email from the company:
"Thank you for contacting Wimdu. My name is Sonia and I'm happy to take care of your request. We would like to inform you of the status of your claims report regarding your booking 7IQCMJLM. We regret to inform you that our possibilities to assist you are exhausted - host is asking to activate our insurance. We encourage you to contact your host directly, and if necessary, take legal action. We regret not being able to help you."
So be warned in general if you book with this company and there is an issues with the property you rent, they will do nothing to assist you. They claim your contract is with the owner. It makes me wonder what the service fee Wimdu charges really goes toward.
We spent the next 5 days of our vacation dealing with this drama, which cost us money in roaming fees to make calls and data charges for use of the internet to send emails. This experience very much affected our vacation in a negative way.
In the end we were able to get our security deposit back, but only after we threatened to go to the Italian Financial police. We did not get a refund for our last night's stay in which we had no toilet facility, which we feel we should not have to pay.
Additional complaints:
On the listing the owner advertises "parking available" but there is no assigned parking spot, you will have to park on the street.
We were given the option to check in before 18:00 or at 23:30. We could not get there by 18:00 so we had to check in at 23:30 which was pretty inconvenient.
I believe the owner to be a nice lady but just does not understand the rules of renting a property and how a security deposit is used. Additionally she seems to lack the mechanical understanding of her special sewage system.
The property shows nice in photos and is in a good location, but I would advice not to stay here if she requires you to pay the security deposit as if you are unlucky and anything in that property breaks you will be help responsible even if you are not at fault.
Everything was fine and as described on the wimdu site and the pictures. Claudia and Michele were very polite and forthcoming.
The apartment is about 10min walking distance from the center of Florence, but there are also 2 bus stops nearby.
Pizzeria, fruit shop, gaz station and tabacchi are within 100meters.
Internet is provided by a 3 G Stick.
Included: towels, kitchen ware, hair dryer, DVD player, fridge.
We can definitively recommand the apartment.
All perfect, the apartment is cozy and close to downtown, very well communication throughout the process, we had the chance to meet Claudia, but at all times we were treated very well their peers.
Highly recommended.
Todo perfecto, el apartamento muy acojedor y cerca del centro, la comunicación muy bién durante todo el proceso, no tuvimos la oportunidad de conocer a Claudia, pero en todo momento nos trataron muy bien sus compañeros.
Altamente recomendable.
Claudia has been a great host, not only in regards to his apartment, but also in their personal and friendly treatment. Friendly, helpful, kind, and quiet character, he is a great person. Its floor is extremely cozy, great location, and gathers everything a tenant may need during a stay in Florence. Without a doubt, my greatest success in my visit to Florence was to meet Claudia, and enjoy your floor. Highly recommended!
Claudia ha sido una magnífica anfitriona, no sólo en cuanto a su apartamento se refiere, sino también en su trato personal y amigable. De carácter amable, servicial, bondadoso, y tranquilo, es una estupenda persona. Su piso es tremendamente acogedor, de excelente ubicación, y reúne todo lo que un inquilino puede necesitar durante una estancia en Florencia. Sin lugar a dudas, mi mayor acierto en mi visita a Florencia ha sido conocer a Claudia, y poder disfrutar de su piso. Altamente recomendable!!!
A good hotel friendly and helpful! A really nice apartment. Located within walking distance from the center. Nearby you can find anything that might serve. Satisfied
Proprietaria molto gentile cordiale e disponibile! Un appartamentino davvero molto bello. Situato a pochi passi dal centro. Nelle vicinanze si può trovare qualsiasi cosa possa servire. Soddisfatto
Nice apartment 5 minutes from the center by bus and 15 minutes on foot. It is clean and convenient. For the reception, everything was fine. The little flat is on the Internet, a key 3gpour pc was given to us ... so no tablets ... but it's nothing compared to the rest. If we go back to Florence, we take the same, that's for sure.
Appartement sympa à 5 mn du centre en bus et 15 mn à pied. Il est propre et pratique. Pour l'accueil, tout était bien. Le petit bémol est sur l'internet, une clef 3gpour pc nous a été remise...donc pas de tablets...mais ce n'est rien par rapport au reste. Si nous revenons à Florence, nous prendrons le même, c'est certain.
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Acceptance of "Bring Your Own Device" means companies must get to grips with Cloud and Application Security
London: Company policies supporting Bring Your Own Device are being widely embraced as a win-win initiative that improves employees' experience and reduces IT costs, according to results released today of the (ISC)2® 2013 Global Information Security Workforce Study, conducted on behalf of the (ISC)2 Foundation by the analyst firm Frost & Sullivan. At the same time, information security managers admit that companies must do more to understand the security of the technologies behind the trend, particularly for cloud-based systems and applications.
A preview of select results of the (ISC)2 ("ISC-squared") study were featured at a press conference hosted by Reed Events in advance of Information Security Europe 2013, April 23 -25. The largest study of its kind examining workforce trends in information security covered BYOD as one of three game-changing technology trends that are having a significant impact on information security practice. The global study's 12,396 respondents, one in four of which work in the EMEA region, clearly establish that BYOD is a prevalent practice - with 53 percent saying their companies actively allow users, either employees, business partners or both, to connect their devices onto their networks. A similar percentage, 54 percent, identified BYOD as a growth area for training and education within the information security profession.
Security professionals, however, are concerned that companies are not prepared for the risks introduced by this trend. Seventy-eight percent consider BYOD to present a somewhat or very significant risk. This reflects increased levels of concern compared to the 2011 study, when mobile devices were identified as a significant risk by 68 percent of respondents.
Further, nearly three-quarters of respondents (74 percent) highlighted that new security skills are going to be required to manage the security risks associated with BYOD. The biggest concerns were over the state of application security (72 percent) and the cloud (70 percent), also a developing area in business systems. Another 66 percent suggested companies needed to get more of a grip on how compliance requirements are being affected with the prevalence of BYOD.
Companies are more open to allowing user-owned smartphones (87 percent) and tablets (79 percent) onto corporate networks than laptops (72 percent), while they are supporting a multitude of platforms, with iOS leading the pack (84 percent), closely followed by Android (75 percent); RIM Blackberry/QNS (62 percent), and Windows Mobile (51 percent).
"Whether approved or not, user-owned tablets and smartphones are connecting into corporate networks and cloud environments," states Michael Suby, Stratecast VP of Research at Frost & Sullivan. "Furthermore, the escalating capabilities of these devices, such as dual-core processors and multi-gigabytes of storage, add to the level of risk these devices pose to corporate assets and sensitive information. The positive news is that information security professionals are using a growing array of security technologies to stem this risk."
The business drivers given for turning to BYOD puts the user at the centre of IT strategy. The desire to improve end-user experience at 60 percent was almost equal to the business requirement of supporting a mobile workforce (64 percent). A significant number of respondents (44 percent) also noted the goal of reducing operating and end-user support costs; while the desire to lower IT inventory costs was noted by a much lower 21 percent.
"From a security perspective, BYOD is gaining attention, but current efforts are focussed on the end –point rather than on protecting business data and assets," says Wim Remes, CISSP, member of the (ISC)2 Board of Directors.
The top technologies identified to mitigate risks include: encryption, the use of virtual private networks, and remote lock and wipe functionality. Less than half (42 percent) are working with applications access control or authentication (40 percent), basic controls that exist on traditional IT infrastructures.
"This can be an opportunity for IT operations to fully seize the role of a business enabler. If approached correctly, with a focus on the data, BYOD can actually improve security and enable the business to compete at a pace that was but a remote dream half a decade ago," concludes Remes, who presented the results at the conference.
The (ISC)2 Foundation will release the full report of the 2013 (ISC)2 Global Information Security Workforce Study in February as a resource to industry. Based on findings of an industry survey conducted in the autumn of 2012, the study is unique in its focus on issues affecting the security profession rather than general market developments, products or security breaches. Participants from 145 countries around the world contributed to offer insights into the changing profile of the profession, training and development needs, salary levels, attitudes and developments toward risk management, and the impact of key trends in business systems on security management
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The Jan. 15 event, co-sponsored by the Alumni Association, Metro New York Chapter and Career Development Center, is intended to reach students while they are home in the New York area during winter recess. Nearly 300 students were able to connect with 90 alumni representing a variety of industries. Read more.
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I have never tested for mites, never treated for mites, and never lost a hive to mites. I don't even think about them.
See no evil
Speak no evil
Hear no evil
That doesn't mean they are not there
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Thinking about this, I wonder if those DWV bees were even from my hive. The nuc I got was one that the beekeeper was using as a cell builder in early spring, and he poured a lot of extra bees into it before he let them raise the queen I got. She's turned out to be a great queen, so that part is good.
Best thing for your bees is to monitor your mite load, treat only when needed, and rotate your treatment methods. This is to reduce resistance buildup. I can't say enough about the importance of nutrition on health either. Well fed, healthy bees can fight off a pathogen much better then a weaken bee.
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To my line of thinking, the last 2 posts make a GREAT argument for a fall brood break, and some selective breeding for genetically varroa resistant bees (such as, though not necessarily, VSH or Minn. Hygienic). Those 2 options, used together, and maybe supplemented with some "wives tale remedies" as they were called earlier in this post (you know, using things that have worked in nature for thousands of years, rather than man-made treatments that generally seem to fail after only a few decades of use) during the parts of the year when the honey flow is on, and a brood break would harm production, should keep your mite load low enough to make other things (such as AFB and SHB) be much more "pressing" issues for you to monitor for
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Pull the queen a week before your flow. Just as the flow starts put her back in. There is no open brood to take care of so additional bees can forage. As bees emerge they can take care of the larvae beginning to mature. week, give or take a day, apply the Hopguard. There should be no capped brood. Your honey crop may be bigger by doing a brood break like this.
The commercial guy who taught me told me they would pull and bank the queens for 2 weeks just before the flow. By having no open brood, they make more honey.
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I think he was talking about organic like in farming.
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Here is what will happen. if the hive is not treated at all. It will continue in strength through the flow as the number of eggs laid verses the percentage of emerging DWV bees is still small. The bee population built rapidly in spring as normal and the varroa population is lagging behind as the cycle always does. After the flows are over and the we enter a time in summer of reduced forage, higher temps, the queen will slow down so the bee population will level off and begin to decline. At the same time since brood rearing has been in high gear, the varroa population has been growing dramatically So just as the bee population is starting to decrease, the varroa population is increasing. This means that a dramatically higher percentage of brood is infested by varroa and DWV. If left untreated the hive will decline by late August to a point that the SHB will overrun and effectively kill the hive. The best option is to treat after the flow with whichever treatment you prefer. If you treat with MAQS now, you may kill the queen and will definitely stop her laying and kill brood. I would wait until the flow is done and either use Amitraz, which is now approved for use in Florida or Apiguard (Thyme Oil). I have treated with MAQS and still have some in my garage which I need to dispose of, decided it was to hard on the bees. But the ones that survived, thrived. I personally believe the best option is Apiguard. I have never used amitraz but have heard good reports on its use. But for me the chance of trace amounts of the chemical left behind leaves me staying with Apiguard.
In any event, you need to treat immediately after the flows are over to allow adequate time to rebound before the queen really slows down in the fall. (although in our area, that slow down is not a given until into late November.
We do not have a natural brood break due to the climatic conditions of our area (lower/coastal NW FLorida). A brood break in late July or August is a killer due to diminishing bee populations leaving the hive open to SHB overrun.
Good Luck.
An 8 count from a cup of bees - you're fine. I doubt you will find a colony in your area with less.
As another said, consider treating after the harvest.


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Scouting For Food drive begins
BRISTOL - Boy Scouts gave area-residents bags for food on Saturday as the first part of their "Scouting for Food" drive.
Some of the donations will go to the Bristol Emergency Food Shelter.
The shelter told News5 the extra food will do even more good this year, as they struggle to feed the homeless.
"As you can see from the empty shelves behind us, things are not as good as they should be," director Jim White told us.
The shelter has gone into reserve funds to buy food because donations have been so low.
White said the "Scouting for Food" drive couldn't come at a better time.
"I want to alert everybody to be sure to look for those bags," he said.
The Boy Scouts went door-to-door, dropping off bags early Saturday morning.
"It's fun to come upon someone who's on their porch in the morning to talk to them and give them a bag," said T.J. Pickel, a senior patrol leader with Troop #423.
"They dealt with the cold pretty good," said troop leader Michael Harman.
Harman told News5 they're asking for non-perishable goods like canned corn and peas, soups, and even baby formula.
"Fill the bags up that we put out in the area today and businesses or people who want to act on their own, bring it here to the cabin," Harman said.
The troop became chartered by the Bristol chapter of the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) two months ago.
Harman is a member of the DAV and told us it adds extra meaning to the food drive this year.
"With the pantry hurting the way it is and just the organization we're with," he said. "It's Veterans' Day weekend, we're part of a veterans' organization. The Bristol food pantry contributes a lot to feeding our homeless veterans."
Harman challenges the community to donate enough food to fill up the back of a U-Haul moving van.
The Boy Scout Council in this area, which includes Harman's troop, expects to collect 20,000 tons of food next Saturday.
Scout T.J. Pickel told us he's looking forward to it.
"It would feel really good to know that we're keeping the food bank and all the homeless people in the area fed," Pickel said.
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Despite throwing 27 INTs and having his worst year as a pro, Eli raved about how 'comfortable' he was in KG's system. That's not a good thing. Sometimes, change has to be forced upon us when we get too comfortable and this is just what Eli needs. I see Eli winning at least one more ring before he retires, too. Having a more aggressive and creative OC to design a system around Eli's strengths, and light a fire under him, may be just what he needs to get that third ring at some point.
One of these teams is not like the others
only those that defend Eli so hard make it seem we have the worst line in the game. in fact 2012 they were ranked around 4th best by Yahoo sports.
Here's another link on offensive line rankings. Looks like PFF is just a giant Eli supporter. You couldn't have watched the games this year and thought this line was good enough. It isn't possible. JR knows it, the Maras know it, KG knew it, you are the only one who doesn't. What does 2012 rankings have to do with it? Eli had almost 4K yards, 26 TD's and 15 INT's in 2012. So it makes sense that the line was better in 2012
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For the HR professional, there are numerous benefits to becoming a more credible, business-savvy employee. First, knowing more allows for more opportunities to move up instead of out of the organization. Second, when the HR professional can learn and internalize core competencies, he or she can make a more visible, strategic contribution to his or her organization. Third, with knowledge comes authority, influence, and power.
When HR professionals can speak the language of business (i.e., finance and accounting), their peers and superiors within the organization will include them in the organizational decision-making process. Business Literacy Survival Guide for HR Professionals will explain business literacy terms and concepts via numerous examples that are applicable to the HR role. HR professionals will be exposed to the multiple financial ramifications of what they do within the organization. Specifically, HR departmental decisions and day-to-day operations will be related to the financial statements and other financial decisions made by management.
This book does not set-out to turn HR professionals into financial experts, but it will provide enough guidance and insight into the world of business finance to promote a greater awareness and appreciation when helping to manage the company. Specifically, the HR world, by definition, is intimately connected to workforce planning, talent recruitment, training and development, performance management, salary and benefit design and administration, knowledge management, succession planning, etc. These core HR functions are all intertwined with and codependent upon the financial health of the organization.
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Justin Newcombe comes up with a nifty solution to the weighty problem of getting goodies home from the markets.
I love to shop at the local markets on a Sunday morning; it's the closest thing to shopping in Asia I can find in New Zealand. The produce is fresh, (or else you just go to the stall next door) it's cheap and there are always new ingredients to try.
Until now I have used a big shoulder bag to carry everything around in, so I've become used to buying the heavier things like kumara and carrots first and the more delicate things like cress and fresh herbs on my way out. A cart, on the other hand, protects things a little more and makes lighter work of what can become a considerable weight.
Most of the carts I see used by seasoned market-goers are lighter than the plywood construction of mine, but the sturdier construction of mine offers more protection to the contents and the curved timber handle is aesthetically very pleasing. I sloped the lid away from the handle. To keep the cart practical I've made a folding handle and have added side handles to make it easier to lift in and out of the car. To make it lighter still you could build it using thinner ply (4mm marine ply) but I wanted to round all the edges so I went for the heavier 12mm ply.
I also began building a separate section to attach to the bottom and house the wheels but abandoned the idea as it was totally unnecessary.
Instead I housed the wheels on to the bottom of the cart itself. This project was initially quite complicated but I was more than pleased with the more simplified design that evolved.
Step 1
Cut out the pieces for the box part of the cart. The back is 400mm high, the front 320mm high and the sides have a 80mm slope on top falling from back to front. The cart is 320mm wide and 250mm deep.
Step 2
Using a piece of flexible timber or plastic pipe, mark out the curved handle shape on to a sheet of plywood. I cut out two pieces from some spare 20mm ply and then joined them together with two-pot epoxy construction glue. If you're using 12mm ply you could glue together three pieces.
Step 3
Shape the handle using a plane, sandpaper and a small grinder with a sanding disc.
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Glue the box together and allow to dry, shape the corners with a grinder and sanding disc then finish with sandpaper.
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Using two-pot construction adhesive, glue and screw the handle to the box.
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Drill holes for the wheels. Mask the handle with masking tape and paint box inside and out. I did four coats and sanded in between each one. Once the paint is dry, mask the box and polyurethane the handle.
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Cut the handle in half and attach a strap hinge so it folds, then attach a suitcase latch to hold the handle securely when it's open.
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Supper starts at 5:15 pm, followed by Alan Frink in concert from 6 - 7 pm. Dessert will follow the concert. A love offering will be taken.
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Kylie Jenner is very beautiful , and her make- believe is not so bad, but I would have liked another type of hairstyle, but still think it looks great , is very cute , but her best accessory is definitely Tyga , I think which together are too adorable , he was also very very cute, very talented , his music is great, and that they are just friends is stupid to say, it is more than obvious that they are partners , and if they look good together, I love them both your relationship is really really amazing
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I'm considering installing a small drip irrigation system for some fruit trees and possibly one or two garden beds.
Is there a supplier or types of equipment that you can recommend?
I'm considering installing a small drip irrigation system for some fruit trees and possibly one or two garden beds.
Is there a supplier or types of equipment that you can recommend?
Trying to think inside the box...
I do not know the brand, but my grower swears by (works well for me) a 3/4 black flexible hose and a special kind of emitter. You have a small spaghetti hose coming out of the 3/4 pipe, with a colored stick on the end (different colors for different GPH). The stick sticks in the ground. Will need to get some pix of it. Easiest to clean if you have hard water issues/dirt. He has like 5 acres of berries and it takes his hired help much less time to check these emitters.
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If not your gardening center, Home Despot, Ace, Lowes, any of them will have the RainDrip system. Easy to use and install, been using it for years. There should be a little free booklet for planning and sizing your system or find it online... it'll have both the drip emitters for plantings and several kinds of sprayers/misters for beds, gardens, etc. I use them all over since we lose up to 50% water in large area-spray systems to evaporation!
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the big box stores don't really carry much that much...and they're pretty over-priced.
dripworks, out of california, is a great source. even with shipping costs, their prices are cheaper then anybody else around, and they have anything you might need.
the password for commercial pricing on their website is:
I used the garden kit last year to drip irrigate my garden- 15 rows each 17 feet long. Good prices and great service.
As a PROFESSIONAL landscaper, I second Dripworks.
There should also be a irrigation supply store for landscape contractors in your area and that would be your best bet, to buy what is available locally for professionals.
I do not recommend drip for most applications, spray is better. Drip is thin plastic installed on top of the ground where if is very susceptible to physical damage. It is ruined by rakes, rats, squirrels, sharp deer hooves, children. I do use 1/2" inline emitter tubing, Agrifim of Netafim, these are stronger than barbed emitters. It is also an unnatural way to apply water, concentrating it under the plant rather than wetting the overall area like rain does.
Drip is great for grapes, where it is suspended up on the supports of the ground.
Check with your area Natual Resource Conservation District - they usually have such items for sale at great prices along with windbreak/landscape trees and other great things. They also are a good resource for advice on what works better in your region.
From what I've seen, the various kits will be containing a lot of pieces that I may not need, and not enough of others.
I might find a local source for materials today...
"NDS" has a lot of info on their website.
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Trying to think inside the box...
I visited a "Central Irrigation" dealer today...
I'm curious to know which controllers some of you are using, especially for the more modest installations.
Trying to think inside the box...
I used Irritol MC series for years. Now have installed a few Hunter two wire systems. Hunter sells an inexpensive remote control and also wires easily to rain sensors and weather stations. There are several "Smart" controllers that also read the weather and adjust appropriately.
I don't know if you have purchased your equipment yet or not.
Here are a few things to think about.
Soil type: I'm guessing you have a heavier, more clay, soil type. Heavier soils move water down more slowly than lighter, sandy, soils. This allows use to use more widely placed emitters. They will form a bigger "puddle" so you can spread them out.
Sprayers will cover a wider area and allow you to water a whole bed with just a few. When you just want to water a specific plant, fruit trees, the button type emitters are more efficient.
One of the main advantages of drip/micro-irrigation is you apply water to just the plants you want to water, not the entire area. This lets you conserve water. You also tend not to water weeds or grass.
Controllers can be as complex or simple as you want. I prefer the simples that I have to turn on but will shut themselves off. This tends to avoid watering when it is raining, or you otherwise don't need to water.
We used the drip store for our last order-
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Nice letter, I could have written the same response in 6 sentences.
Dear Sir;
Thank you for expressing your views on gun control.
If you don't agree with my position on gun control, you hate children and are stupid.
I am the supreme leader and I'm gonna do what I want and if the people don't like it, they are stupid also.
I must and will by any means necessary save the people from their stupidity, even if I have to sacrifice thier rights in the process.
It's good to be King.


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For the ones who don't know, I have a blog in Spanish where I write about Buddhism and what little Zen I know. It's been slowly growing for about 6 years and last year during a humanitarian emergency, I told readers I'd open an online meditation class in exchange of donations towards Native Mexican people who were starving.
I had hope to get at least 5 people donating, but in the end I had about 35 people donating and willing to start sitting!
A few months later I repeated the experiment and the group grew to have 75 people. I was blown away and overwhelmed because of the amount of work that had fallen upon me! So I decided to record podcasts and basic meditation instructions for people to download. I came up with 6 sessions for 6 weeks and I would answer questions over email (almost everyone) and meet via Skype with the ones who had specific questions (luckily it was only about 5 people).
People reacted very well and some even report they sit daily after that.
In late December 2012 I started to get emails and messages asking if I was going to open up a new "workshop". I hadn't even thought about it, but I agreed.
So for the following 6 weeks I'll have 25 people (and me) donating to UNESCO, Native Mexicans and Medics Without Borders... and me working hard to get this new guys started in sitting.
What is really interesting is that what started as an experiment is turning into a recurring activity. People is willing to give charity and sitting a chance!
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it will be safe till the next mass shooting or it is used in some high profile crime--
right now i wish i had kept one or two of them --just for safe keeping aling with the good lancer mags--
I notice when I read Diane Swinestein's anti-gun hate list that my Mini-14 is not on it. It seems that if the Mini is in a plain black or brown wrapper, it is not on the condemned list. Mine has the original factory synthetic stock. So, at least for a little while, it is exempt from Swinestein's evil intentions.
However, at times, in the past, I have thought about purchasing an ATI replacement stock for my Mini. I like the looks of it. It has a folding stock that adjusts for length like the M4/AR15 stocks. It has a pistol grip. It comes with several picatinny rails on which various accessories could be mounted. It looks good to me but I have heard that it would add an additional pound or two to the gun. So, I haven't yet decided.
However, adding this stock will place my gun on Swinestein's s#*t list! Somehow that old sow is convinced that guns are more deadly if they have pistol grips or folding stocks! I don't know what that witch uses for brains, but, I guess that intelligence is not needed to work for the government. I consider Swinestein to be a real mental midget, an intellectual pygmy, a cerebral flyweight.
Anyhow, I believe that I will ignore her unconstitutional rules if she ever gets them through Congress. And, I think I will buy one of these ATI stocks in case I decide later that I want to change it.
it will be safe till the next mass shooting or it is used in some high profile crime--
right now i wish i had kept one or two of them --just for safe keeping aling with the good lancer mags--
I may have to cache it, but I aim to keep it! Swinestein can go to the devil!
It doesn't matter what we have, they are all on the list.
Our local Sheriff has said that he will not allow Obama Bin Laden and Senator Swinestein to enforce their unconstitutional gun ban in this county (Jackson) of Oregon. If he does resist those jack-booted thugs, I will be standing right beside him!


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A week tomorrow we'll be there..... Yay.....
See you in 6 days Sis!! Hx
Obama, are you in town?
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My first port of call was Ford's Theatre where Lincoln was shot. That was closed.
But, to my delight across the road was the house that he died in! Not that I'm morbid.
I then pretty much walked all the way to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Yes, that's right, I had to go and see Obama's house. It's as you would expect, big, grand, but not very white. I think they are due a paint job.
After that I made my way to the Lincoln memorial. That for me was an even bigger highlight than the White house. I walked along that historic mall that takes in the Washington Monument and the Reflecting Pool, all the while your eyes are drawn towards the memorial. You know that amazing sculpture of Lincoln is in there, but you can't quite see it, maybe a hand or a foot, it's in the dark. Then all of a sudden you line yourself up in front to walk up those famous stairs and it appears! Amazing!
Once again the heat tried to get the better of me, but it's not as humid. I'm not eating much but I've started to get a taste for coffee and am surviving on iced Latte's! Could it be that I'm turning into a yank? NEVER!
Oh yeah, did I mention about the hot LAPD officer who opened the door for me at the 7 eleven back in LA? HOTNESS! It did cross my mind to do something naughty, so that he could arrest me, but I thought better of it.
(That just crossed my mind as I've just heard a siren!)
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. Jon beason got the "biggest" contract in '11. 25 mill guaranteed. Carr got 26.5 guaranteed.
Edit note: Willis did get 29 guaranteed
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It simple Giants are not getting him. But the biggest piece to the Giants puzzle is getting a MLB. MLB is a NECESSITY to having a good defense. He allows the dline to not be double teamed as much due to lineman trying to get to second level to stop him. He makes them make weak blocks to ensure they get to him. Sets up defenses. I truly believe a defense has to be sound thru the middle. Dt MLB and safety this has been Philly major prob. Giants in super bowl had chase playing out of a**. Giants need a face at MLB because the core has been underachieving. Williams I like but needs to stay healthy. Thought rivers was solid when healthy. The last two weeks showed pay singer and Herzlich missed tackles and slow.
Those are all guys littering the top 20-23 or so in SACK LEADERS and just overall big sack careers... Theres a couple players taken in top 10 who either are doing real well this yr or have had good careers, like Mario Williams, and Demarcus Ware, but for the most part, these guys have been taken outside of RD 1, middle of RD 1, outside top 10..etc
What is so important isn't something u have to reach for.. Michael Strahan was taken in RD 2 as well.. U can find these guys at any point, just like any positon.. U shoulden't reach for guys becuase u think its so called "MORE IMPORTANT" then other positons.. Dwight Freeney went outta top 10 as wel...
My whole point is don't skip over what seems to be a better prospect at another positon just becuase u think its a more important posiotn.. All positons can be found with alittle good scouting in other rounds.. TAKE THE BETTER PROSPECTS! Obviously i added a few good pass rushers outside of DE's..
Of course, there is Von Miller as well, who was a top 10pick...
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When a driver parks in a manner that prevents anyone from parking around their car, even when there is plenty of space.
Say you pull up to a parking spot and someone parks right in the middle of 2 parking spaces, barely leaving room for a Mini Cooper to parking. Another example is when you pull into a parking lot and some jerk is too lazy to straighten out their car and they are blocking the last decient park in the area...........Hater Park!!!!!!!
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