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Authorities have released the sketch of a man who attempted to sexually assault an employee at an LA Fitness in Escondido late Tuesday night.
Escondido police report that the attack occurred after 10 p.m. as the employee was closing up at the gym located at 362 W. El Norte Parkway.
The victim told investigators that the suspect had apparently been hiding in a children's play area when he jumped out and grabbed her. He punched her and knocked her to the ground and began to pull off her clothes. She fought back and broke free, and the suspect fled.
Escondido police officers and a San Diego County Sheriff's Department chopper responded and searched the neighborhood but were unsuccessful in locating him.
The victim was taken to Palomar Medical Center with minor injuries.
The man was described as Hispanic, 35 to 45 years old, 5-foot-5, heavy with a shaved head and a teardrop tattoo under his left eye. He also had a tattoo of a cross on his left ring finger. The man was wearing a white tank top, black shorts, black high top tennis shoes and white knee high socks.
Anyone with information on the suspect should call Escondido police at 760-839-4717 or 760-743-8477.


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The daily RnT rant.... Man you are on a crusade to prove to every Raven fan that Joe is an average QB. Christ almighty... We get it by now. Face it...most of us aren't gonna completely agree with you. I do think you have some valid points on Flacco being average, but as a RAVEN FAN, I hope he exceeds my expectations in those areas of his game that I view as his weakpoints. Do you?? Because FYI, Joe is gonna be the Ravens QB for awhile. And he's still a young QB... Sure he may never be Peyton Manning but he'll get better.
Bayless is just doing what he is paid to do, and that is to stir the pot. I think he is quite entertaining to watch, particularly when he gets into heated debates with people over the Ravens. I honestly couldn't care less what this guy thinks. I just like to be entertained by his antics.
60.2 comp %, 7.6 yards per comp, 13 TD's, 7 INTS, taken 19 sacks, has had 12 dropped passes, currently has 2363 yards on the year. Winning % is 7-2, Flacco has the least time out of any other QB in the league to throw the ball. Flacco's numbers are on a par with quite a few QB's in the league who you'd also consider elite, such as Drew Brees, and Eli Manning.
Not elite numbers so far, but they are pretty good numbers, and he's had one or two really bad games that have bought them down, if it weren't for them, I'd say he's been having by far his best year as a pro so far. Those numbers say to me, good QB and certainly better than average. Getting to 7-2 with the flaws we have on both sides of the ball, I'd say that's pretty amazing too.
Anyone thinking Joe is average, numbers, shmumbers, just isn't watching the guy play objectively. Sorry to be so crass and blunt, but that's how I see it. I'll take the opinions of guys like Jaworski, Gruden, etc over somebody like Bayliss or RavensNTerps every time.
I guess this went OT and just focused on Joe. I'm try to bring it back a bit and say that Ed Reed is already getting jumping watching Lefty's long drawn wind up to pass. The way Ed jumps routes, he will have plenty of time to zero in on his targets. From start of throw to finish Lefty has to stare down his target during his long drawn out wind up to deliver the pass. Any throws on Reed's side of the field will be dangerous. Just my O2. He does seem to have a strong arm, but transitioning and going through progressions with pump fakes is unlikely, if a DB jumped a pump fake from Lefty they are an idiot.


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A repeat drink driver who crashed his car into an oncoming vehicle killing the woman driver was jailed for 5-1/2 years today.
Melva May Smiler, 55, had just beaten the cancer she had been battling for 10 years when 19-year-old Faaotaota Faaotaota, who was nearly five times over the youth drink driving limit, crossed the centre line and smashed into her car, killing her.
Faaotaota, now 21, was last month found not guilty by a jury of murdering Ms Smiler, but guilty of her manslaughter.
He was also found guilty of causing grievous bodily harm to Gail Kara who was a passenger in Ms Smiler's vehicle. The crash happened in Manurewa in November 2008.
Ms Smiler's youngest son, Cory, told the court today his heart "crashed and burned" when he had found out his mother died, and it was made all the worse that she had been killed by a drunk driver.
"My mother was not only my mother she was also my soulmate and best friend.
"She did the best job bringing my sister and myself up on her own.
"I almost lost my family over the death of my mother because I was pushing my partner and daughter away because all I wanted to be with my mother again."
Cory Smiler said he had thought the cancer would be what killed his mother but, miraculously, she went into remission just 10 days prior to the crash, so it should have been a time of great joy for the family.
His mother also missed out on the birth of her grandchild, a month after the crash.
Ms Smiler's eldest daughter, Michelle, said in her victim impact statement that when she was told her mother was dead it was like someone ripped her heart out and beat it.
The family would never be the same again, she said.
On the morning of November 18, 2008, Faaotaota left his girlfriend's house after they had an argument. He went to see his other girlfriend, with whom he has a child, and the two had drinking session for most of the day. Neither of the girlfriends knew of the other.
She and Faaotaota put their baby in the back seat of the car and went to pick up her other children.
Eyewitnesses said Faaotaota was weaving across his lane and at one point collided with a roundabout.
Ms Smiler had no chance of getting out of the way when Faaotaota's car crossed the centre line and smashed into her, the court was told.
Justice Christopher Allan said this sort of "mindless offending" brought widespread grief to many more of the immediate victims.
Motor manslaughter cases were "approaching epidemic proportions" in New Zealand and the sentence he imposed must be a deterrent to other drink drivers, he said.
"The community has simply had enough."
He gave Faaotaota a 22 per cent discount for his guilty plea and expressions of remorse and sentenced him to five years and six months jail and 18 months for the grievous bodily harm charge, to be served concurrently.
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Posted on Wednesday, January 20th, 2016 by Ethan Anderton
UPDATE: An observant reader actually found the Pizza Planet truck exactly in the same place it was found before, but it's actually much bigger and cooler than we thought. Our original story follows with an update at the end with the new image.
Just yesterday we highlighted a still from The Good Dinosaur featuring a famous Pixar Animation Easter egg that you may never have noticed or even thought was possible to easily include in the movie that takes place during prehistoric times. It was the inclusion of A113, the room that many Pixar filmmakers worked in while at Cal Arts. And now one more seemingly impossible Easter egg may have been unveiled thanks to a keen-eyed viewer: the Pizza Planet truck. Read More »


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Kieran Gibbs believes Arsenal will only improve as the season enters its final weeks.
The squad have coped with a number of injuries throughout the campaign, particularly in defence where Bacary Sagna, Andre Santos, Carl Jenkinson and Gibbs himself have all been absent for long periods.
But the left back says the depth now available to Arsène Wenger will hold the team in good stead for the crucial end-of-season run-in.
"I think you have to give credit to the players who played while the others were out," said Gibbs. "People don't realise that we basically had half a squad at one stage and the team was just down to its bare bones.
"But obviously now we have a bigger squad, we can rotate more, players won't be as tired and the team looks a lot stronger. You can obviously see the benefits from that.
"Everybody has come together now and we have overcome a difficult period. We need to be consistent like this now for the rest of the season."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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KEY STATS: Aeros right-hander Jeanmar Gomez won his Double-A debut, holding the Senators to a run on two hits in five innings, walking one and striking out five. . . . With the sweep, the Aeros wrapped up a 7-1 homestand and increased their franchise-best start to 16-4. . . . The Senators (2-16) lost their 12th consecutive game and shortstop Jemel Spearman had a particularly tough day, going 0-for-5 with five strikeouts.¶
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If all goes according to plan, Saturday afternoon is shaping up to be one heck of a matchup for this season's first round of Subway Series action. New York Yankees righthander Roger Clemens is slated to take the mound, and subsequently bat, in the interleague game against the New York Mets at Shea Stadium.
Clemens, of course, has been persona non grata among all connected with the Mets since his actions during the 2000 season. In an interleague game at Yankee Stadium on July 8 of that year, Clemens drilled Piazza in the helmet with a 98-mph fastball at Yankee Stadium.
With few exceptions, Yankee Stadium was eerily silent for several minutes as Piazza lay lifelessly at home plate, his very livelihood hanging in the steamy midsummer air. As it turned out, Piazza was diagnosed with just a concussion after being helped off the diamond, but was forced to miss several games, including the All-Star Game.
When the Mets and Yankees eventually met in the World Series that same year, Clemens one-upped his display by hurling the jagged end of a shattered bat at Piazza after a foul ball in the first inning of Game Two.
Both benches promptly cleared, and Clemens claimed that he mistook the slender wooden barrel of the bat for the round leather ball and was simply throwing it out of play - naturally, at a high rate of velocity toward the Yankees dugout.
Inexplicably, home plate umpire Charlie Reliford bought Clemens' explanation, and the righthander stayed in the game to pitch the Yankees to their second victory in the eventual five-game Series win. The same could not be said for MLB discipline czar Frank Robinson, who later levied a hefty $50,000 fine on Clemens for his actions.
Clemens has never fared particularly well against the Mets, going 2-4 with a 7.75 earned run average in six regular season starts dating back to his days with the Toronto Blue Jays, but he has had the most trouble retiring Piazza legitimately. The Mets as a team have battered Clemens to a .321 clip, but Piazza leads the way with a 7-for-13 (.538) record against the righty, including three homers and nine runs batted in.
Although the Mets defeated Clemens both times they faced him in 1999 behind the strength of Piazza homeruns, the capper of Clemens' frustration facing the Mets' All-Star catcher came on June 9, 2000 at Yankee Stadium. In that game, Piazza thoroughly embarrassed the righthander by belting a grand slam in the third inning to kick off a 12-2 Mets rout of the Yankees in front of a home audience.
Leaving the field to vociferous boos from Yankee fans and venomous jeers from the Mets faithful, manager Joe Torre pulled Clemens after five innings, and it's safe to say that he swore some sort of revenge at that point.
Depending on whom you speak to, Clemens has long held a reputation as either the quintessential intimidator or as a ruthless headhunter on the mound. Even Torre, who became Clemens' biggest backer out of necessity since the Rocket donned pinstripes, fired verbal barbs at the righthander when, as a member of the Blue Jays, Clemens plunked Yankees stars Derek Jeter and Scott Brosius.
In fact, Clemens further exhibited his affinity for throwing inside this past weekend at Yankee Stadium, when he drilled the Giants' Barry Bonds on the protective gear that the slugger wears on his right arm.
The purpose pitch to Bonds came just days after Clemens boldly stated that he would "introduce myself pretty quick (to) that big old piece of plastic he has on his elbow." At press time, the matter was under investigation by MLB, with a fine but not a suspension likely.
The truth of the matter is that, like it or not, Clemens has secured his place as this generation's Bob Gibson. Along with at least two World Championships, five Cy Young Awards, an American League MVP (1986) and possibly 300 wins, that status puts him on the expressway to eventual baseball immortality in Cooperstown.
Clemens' track record of mound intimidation over a 17-year career will most certainly be the issue should the take the hill at Shea Stadium on Saturday, an assignment that Torre successfully helped him dodge while the Mets' hunger for retaliation was at its apex a season ago. Clemens did, in fact, bat in a National League park in Game Seven of last year's World Series against the Arizona Diamondbacks, but that was hardly the scenario for a bench-clearing melee stemming from a brushback pitch.
Not so for Saturday's anticipated contest, a highly charged meeting between the perennially cruising Yankees and the surprisingly struggling Mets in front of what figures to be a deafening and rowdy sellout crowd at Shea.
The question that needs to be asked is, should manager Bobby Valentine lend a few words of instruction into the ear of scheduled Mets starter Shawn Estes before the anticipated showdown? Will he?
Estes, a lefthander acquired this offseason from the San Francisco Giants for infielder Desi Relaford and outfielder Tsuyoshi Shinjo, has little personal reason to exact any venom on Clemens when he comes to the plate. When Clemens hurled balls and bats at the Mets two years ago, Estes was plying his trade pitching 3,000 miles away on the West Coast.
The cerebral baseball fan wants to see the Mets challenge Clemens using doubles to the gap, hit-and-run plays and a few of the monster home runs that the matchup's lengthy history entails. The fan with the professional wrestling mentality wants to see Estes buzz a fastball right under Clemens' chin the first time he steps into the batters box.
Even more unbelievably, still more fans would love to see Clemens unleash another scorching heater targeted at Piazza's skull.
Which of these displays will we get on Saturday, if any? That's all in the hands of Clemens, Torre, Valentine, Piazza and Estes. It's baseball drama at its highest, and sure to be an event that will be talked about for years, no matter its outcome.
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Machado, Glover Add To Postseason Award Tally
NEW ROCHELLE, NY - Iona College men's basketball seniors Scott Machado and Mike Glover continue to add postseason accolades to their basketball resumes as the duo were named to the 2012 Lute Olsen All-America Team and the ECAC All-Stars squad. Glover and Machado are now eligible for the Lute Olson National Player of the Year Award.
Machado was also named as a member of the Basketball Times All-American First team. Joining the Iona guard on the first team is Anthony Davis from Kentucky, Thomas Robinson of Kansas, Doug McDermott from Creighton and Isaiah Canaan from Murray state.
Machado adds his sixth post season accolade when he was named to the ECAC First Team that is comprised of C.J. McCollum (Legigh), Kevin Jones (West Virginia), Kris Joseph (Syracuse), and Andrew Nicholson (Saint Bonaventure). Glover ends his two-year Iona campaign with is fourth postseason honor on the Second Team with Jeremy Lamb (Connecticut), Mike Scott (Virginia), Zack Rosen (Pennsylvania) and Mike Muscala (Bucknell). Lehigh's C.J. McCollum was named Player of the Year and Duke's Austin River's was named Rookie of the Year.
The Queens, New York native has already picked up the 2012 Pepsi Max MAAC Player of the Year award along with MAAC First Team honors. He was named to the USBWA and NABC All-District Teams. Machado finished as a top-15 in the Naismith Award and a top-11 finalist for the Bob Cousy Award. Earlier in the season, Machado was named to the Lou Henson Award mid-season honors presented by CollegeInsider.com.
Glover like Machado was named to the USBWA and NACB All-District Team and was an All-MAAC First Team member. Glover began the season being tabbed on the Preseason Top 50 list for the John R. Wooden Award by the Los Angeles Athletic Club. The Lute Olson Award is presented annually to the nation's top Division I player who has played at least two seasons with his respective team.
The award is named in honor of coaching great Lute Olson, who won 780 games in 34 seasons, 24 of which were spent at the University of Arizona. During that stretch he led the Wildcats to 11 Pac-10 Conference titles, 23 consecutive NCAA Tournaments, four Final Four appearances and a National Championship in 1997.
The winner of the 2012 Lute Olson Award will be announced on March 30 in New Orleans, site of the NCAA men's basketball championship. Connecticut's Kemba Walker was the recipient of the 2011 award.
Lute Olsen All-America Team Harrison Barnes So. North Carolina Isaiah Canaan Jr. Murray State D.J. Cooper Jr. Ohio Jae Crowder Sr. Marquette Anthony Davis Fr. Kentucky Marcus Denmon Sr. Missouri Michael Kidd-Gilchrist Fr. Kentucky Mike Glover Sr. Iona Draymond Green Sr. Michigan State Tu Holloway Sr. Xavier Scoop Jardine Sr. Syracuse Kevin Jones Sr. West Virginia Orlando Johnson Sr. UC Santa Barbara Damian Lillard Jr. Weber State Scott Machado Sr. Iona Kendall Marshall So. North Carolina C.J. McCollum Jr. Lehigh Doug McDermott So. Creighton Mike Moser So. UNLV Andrew Nicholson Sr. St. Bonaventure Austin Rivers Fr. Duke Thomas Robinson Jr. Kansas Mike Scott Sr. Virginia Jared Sullinger So. Ohio State Tyler Zeller Sr. North Carolina
Basketball Times All-America First Team Scott Machado Sr. Iona College Anthony Davis Fr. Kenutcky Thomas Robinson Jr. Kansas Doug McDermott So. Creighton Isaiah Canaan Jr. Murray State ECAC Division I Men's Basketball All-Star Team Player of the Year C.J. McCollum Jr. Lehigh Rookie of the Year Austin Rivers Fr. Duke
First Team C.J. McCollum Jr. Lehigh Scott Machado Sr. Iona College Kevin Jones Fr. West Virginia Andrew Nicholson So. St. Bonaventure Kris Joseph Sr. Syracuse
Second Team Jeremy Lamb So. Connecticut Zack Rosen Sr. Pennsylvania Mike Scott Sr. Virginia Mike Glover Sr. Iona College Mike Muscala Jr. Bucknell
Scott Machado Postseason Accolades
2012 Pepsi Max MAAC Player of the Year
2012 MAAC First Team All-Conference
USBWA All-District
NACB All-District
Top-15 Naismith Award
Top-11 Bob Cousy Award
Lute Olsen All-Amercia Team
Basketball Times All-America First Team
ECAC Division I Men's Basketball All-Star Team
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2012 MAAC Fist Team All-Conference
USBWA All-District
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Lute Olsen All-America Team
ECAC Division I Men's Basketball All-Star Team
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This page is about the vaccines to prevent HPV infection, which can help to prevent cervical cancer. You can read about
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There are over 100 different types of human papilloma virus (HPV). It is sometimes called the wart virus or genital wart virus because some types of HPV cause genital warts. A number of HPV types are passed on from one person to another through sexual contact.
Many people will be infected with the HPV virus at some point during their lifetime. Often the virus causes no harm and goes away without treatment.
Some types of HPV can increase the risk of developing cervical cancer. Cervical cancer is cancer of the neck of the womb. Around 3060 women are diagnosed with this type of cancer every year in the UK. Most women infected with HPV don't go on to develop cervical cancer. But for some, infection with HPV can go on to cause
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Of the different types of HPV, types 16 and 18 cause about 7 out of 10 (70%) cancers of the cervix. Most of the remaining 30% of cervical cancers are associated with other high risk HPV types. HPV types 6 and 11 cause genital warts but are rarely linked to cancer.
You can find out more about the risks and causes of cervical cancer.
HPV is also a risk factor for other types of cancer including
Several research trials have tested vaccines as a way of preventing infection with HPV. There are 2 cervical cancer vaccines, Gardasil and Cervarix. A trial testing Gardasil called FUTURE II reported its results in October 2005. This phase 3 trial involved over 12,000 women aged between 16 and 26. These women did not have HPV before the start of the trial. The women were divided into 2 groups. Half the women were given Gardasil and the other half had a dummy vaccine (placebo). Both groups of women had 3 injections of either the vaccine or placebo over 6 months.
Over the following 2 years the women had regular checks to see if they had got HPV, or had any pre cancerous changes to the cells of the cervix, which could develop into a cancer. The group who had the vaccine showed no pre cancerous changes. Of the 5,258 women who had the placebo, 21 had pre cancerous changes, which is 0.4%. The researchers found that Gardasil protected against HPV types 6 and 11 (which cause about 90% of genital warts), as well as 16 and 18. Gardasil was licensed in the UK in September 2006 for girls and women aged between 9 and 26.
Two phase 3 trials have tested the vaccine Cervarix. The first was for women under 26. It involved over 18,000 women from all over the world, including the UK. This study was called PATRICIA (PApilloma TRIal to prevent Cervical cancer In young Adults). The second was for women of 26 and over. The trials found that Cervarix was useful in preventing HPV infection. Cervarix was licensed in the UK in 2007 for the prevention of pre cancerous changes in the cervix in girls and women between the age of 10 and 25.
Research has shown that Gardasil can help to prevent the development of anal warts and anal cancers. There is research looking at whether the vaccine can prevent other types of cancer. At the moment we don't know whether the vaccine can prevent HPV infection in the mouth. There is research going on to look at the link between HPV and other types of cancer and how to prevent it.
In the UK, girls aged between 11 and 14 are offered the Gardasil HPV vaccine. This vaccine protects against genital warts as well as cervical cancer. Girls have 2 injections of the vaccine. The second injection is usually a year after the first but it can be any time between 6 to 24 months later.
A letter about the vaccine and a consent form is sent to the parents of the girl before she has the vaccine. It is up to her whether she has the vaccine.
It is possible to have the vaccination privately. The cost for private treatment varies from doctor to doctor.
If girls take up the vaccination at school, the programme will prevent at least 7 out of 10 cancers of the cervix (70%) and possibly even more in the future. But it takes between 10 and 20 years for a cancer to develop after HPV infection. So any benefits in reducing cervical cancer won't be seen for quite a long time. But the number of cases of pre cancerous changes in the cervix (CIN) will fall quite rapidly.
The vaccination gives protection for at least 10 years. It is expected that the vaccines should last for life but more research is needed to find out if this is the case. It may be that women will need a booster dose at some time.
The HPV vaccine is now licensed to prevent anal warts and anal cancer. At the moment there is no vaccination programme for men in the UK. HPV does increase the risk of other types of cancer including penile and anal cancers in men. But it is not the only cause of these cancers and we don't yet know how many of these cancers would be prevented by having the vaccine. They are rare cancers and vaccinating all men would be very expensive without knowing how well it works.
A large project called The HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) Core Messages Study is looking at the scientific evidence about HPV as well as finding out people's views about HPV testing. Based on this, the project aims to develop messages that could help people make informed decisions about HPV testing and vaccination.
You can find information about HPV trials on our clinical trials database.
The vaccine is being offered to girls from the age of 12 because they are unlikely to be sexually active and to have caught HPV. The research so far has shown that the vaccine works best at preventing HPV infection in younger women. If you are sexually active before you have the vaccine you may already have HPV and the vaccine won't get rid of it. But there are still benefits from having the vaccine. There are many different types of HPV so even if you have HPV it may not be HPV 16 or 18. Types 16 and 18 are the types that are most likely to cause cancer of the cervix and it is these high risk types that the vaccines protect against.
If girls become sexually active during the course of the vaccine injections it is important to complete the course of injections. It is only after completing the whole course that we know the vaccine is protective.
The side effects are usually mild and may include
- A headache
- Dizziness
- Aching muscles
- Redness and soreness around the site of the injection
- A slightly raised temperature
- Feeling and being sick
- Stomach pain
- Diarrhoea
- Itching and a skin rash
Yes, we will definitely still need the cervical screening programme in the UK. The vaccines don't prevent infection with all types of HPV. Also from the research so far, we don't think the vaccines will help prevent cervical cancer in women already infected with HPV.
It takes about 10 to 20 years after HPV infection for a cervical cancer to develop. So it's very important to remember that women will still need cervical cancer screening (smear tests) for many years to come.
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Henry Fielding was an English novelist and dramatist known for his rich earthy humour and satirical prowess, and as the author of the novel Tom Jones. Aside from his literary achievements, he has a significant place in the history of law-enforcement, having founded what some have called London's ...more
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Age: Died at 47 (1707-1754)
Birthplace: Sharpham, United Kingdom
Profession: Justice of the Peace, Novelist, Barrister, Author
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Birthplace: Norwich, United Kingdom
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William Cooley was one of the first American settlers, and a regional leader, in what is now known as Broward County, in the US state of Florida. His family was killed by Seminoles in 1836, during the Second Seminole War. The attack, known as the "New River Massacre", caused immediate abandonment of ...more
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Phantly Roy Bean, Jr. was an eccentric U.S. saloon-keeper and Justice of the Peace in Val Verde County, Texas, who called himself "The Law West of the Pecos". According to legend, Judge Roy Bean held court in his saloon along the Rio Grande on a desolate stretch of the Chihuahuan Desert of southwest ...more
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Birthplace: Kentucky, United States of America
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Wells W. Spicer was an American journalist, prospector, politician, lawyer and judge whose legal career immersed him in two significant events in frontier history: the Mountain Meadows massacre in the Utah Territory in 1857; and the 1881 shootout commonly known as the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral in ...more
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For decades, the Arizona Wildcats' best players have been synonymous with the numbers they've worn on their jerseys.
But not all numbers are unique. So we decided to ask the question: Who is the quintessential player to wear that number?
Who wore it best?
The number: 23
The showdown: Michael Dickerson vs. Derrick Williams
The comparison Michael Dickerson (1994-98)
The stats: Dickerson averaged 13.8 points over four years; his 1,791 career points are eighth most in UA history.
The details: In the UA's national championship season, Dickerson led the team with 18.9 points per game. He twice reached a career high with 32 points that season.
The postscript: The No. 14 overall pick in 1998, Dickerson was traded from Houston to Memphis, where he played until 2003.
Derrick Williams (2009-11)
The stats: Williams' 1,227 points - or 17.8 per game - were the most ever by a two-year Arizona player.
The details: Williams led the Wildcats in scoring in each of his two seasons in Tucson, becoming only the fifth conference player ever to win Freshman of the Year one year and Player of the Year the next. As a sophomore, he averaged 19.5 points on an Elite Eight team.
The postscript: The No. 2 pick in the 2011 draft averaged 12 points and 5.5 rebounds this past season for the Minnesota Timberwolves.
The one-sentence debate: Dickerson's best season was also the UA's, but D-Will burned brighter than any other two-year UA player.
On StarNet: What's your take? Visit the Arizona Daily Star online at azstarnet.com/polls and vote for who you think wore it best.
Who wore it best?
No. 23
Michael Dickerson G • 1994-1998
Career points, No. 8 mark in UA history
Derrick Williams F • 2009-2011
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• Wednesday's question: Who wore No. 45 better - Sean Rooks or Channing Frye?
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Another vote for the purple. It's going to be a lovely quilt.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Another vote for the purple. It's going to be a lovely quilt.
Well, I think you've got your answer, but put me down for the purple!
I'm an odd one out - I like the butterflies on black, especially after your "rag' the seams.
i like the purple
Nancy in western NY
before you speak THINK
T is it True? H is it Helpful? I is it Inspiring? N is it Necessary? K is it Kind?
I like the butterflies.
Some people visit paradise, I live there.
My vote goes for the purple.
Well, I hate to agree with everyone, but I do. I think the purple swirls look really good. I also love the butterfly prints, but not for the border on this. It will be a great quilt!
I like your quilt, and my choice is the black with the butterflies. I heard butterflies mean good luck and the cause you are making it for seems appropriate.


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Generally, the transportation is done using music, to the beat of a drum. As the beat of the drum increases in intensity and the chorus of believers shouts "strength… strength… strength," the spirit enters the person who is ready to receive the spirit and be transported. Traditionally, the person ingests a glass of pure rum before being transported and at the end of the process shows no sign of being drunk, and the breath does not smell of liquor. The transported person recommends the treatment the patient needs.
This treatment could include taking baths with certain herbs or lighting candles of various colors, such as yellow, blue, red, black and purple. The follower who guides the person is called "banco" (and can be a man or a woman) and has the knowledge to lead the spirit into and out of the body of the transported. To bid the spirit to leave, the spirit is shown the way out of the body. This is done by the faithful saying goodbye to the spirit and the banco beginning the process of guiding the spirit by blowing in the ear of the transported person. The person comes back to the real world and has no memory of what has happened.
Organization of María Lionza spirits
The María Lionza spiritual practice is characterized by a series of indigenous, African, and colonial white spirits, especially those who participated in the resistance to conquest and colonization and in the war of independence by
The courts are a kind of sub-pantheon of spirits under the omnipresence of María Lionza. The Indian Court consists of those indigenous people who fought mightily against the Spanish and did not submit to the conquest. Guaicaipuro was the main figure among them. He defeated the Spanish several times and assassinated the Spanish ruler, feeding him to a pack of hungry dogs. There are two indigenous figures who are favorites among the believers, however, and are turned to for the possession. The first is the feminine divinity called
India Rosa you are worshipped with great fervor.
You who can bring about peace and understanding
and tranquility.
I implore you
to fulfill my request.
Traditionally, outside of possession, the devotee of India Rosa makes a specific request, prays a credo and a Hail Mary daily and lights a red candle for seven days. To ensure fulfillment of the devotee's wishes, he or she does not reveal the prayer made to the image of India Rosa.
Paramaconi is the other spirit most often invoked among the Indian court. The following prayer is used:
to your subjects.
You who protects the beings
who inhabit the earth, which grants riches
to those who beseech you at the altars.
Oh Chief Paramaconi, today I call
on your heart to grant me this favor.
The second court is the African Court, which includes another greater fighter on behalf of independence for
Black Felipe is the head of the African Court. When he possesses a person, he usually asks for a red turban to be placed on the person's head. The following prayer is said to Black Felipe:
Oh great brother, omnipotent Black Felipe
exemplary in life, kind but with great courage
who, in battle after battle, defeated our
enemies and who showed nothing but kindness
from your great heart for your friends, and gifts
for the ill and the fallen, I ask in this hour of distress
and sorrow that you lend me the power that you owned in life
to repay the evil of my enemies and to turn them away
because I do nothing wrong to anyone and wish harm to no one.
Another black woman who plays an important role in the African Court is known as Black Matea (Negra Matea), who in life was the wet nurse for liberator Simón Bolívar. She rarely takes possession. Both Black Matea and Black Felipe are important figures in
The third court is called the Celestial Court and included a young doctor who was known in life as José Gregorio Hernández, "God's servant." He was born in Isnotu, a town in western
The first miracles attributed to José Gregorio Hernández began to occur in
Today, the María Lionza spiritual practice is the highest religious expression of the Venezuelan people that has spread beyond the country's borders.
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Angel Eyes and The Retrofitting Job
Let me start off by saying this, I've had DEPOs in my previous '05 325Ci and the headlights themselves were crappy (aimed down too low, can't adjust) but the angel eyes that came inside with them were good.
This time around, I have an '05 330Ci ZHP.
I decided to give Umnitza a try with their Orion V2's. (I called Umnitza and they don't have V4's for facelift E46 coupes yet and may/may not go into making them)
Anyways, I went local to find someone to install them into my factory HID headlights, didn't want to take them out and ship them to Umnitza and wait for x days/weeks. They recommended me to Simon, aka nomis_nehc on the 5-series forums.
His work is top-notch, and professional. He can definitely retrofit your headlights faster than Umnitza can at half (well, maybe not half but close) the price.
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Passenger pair, obvious gaps if you view them up-close
Driver's side pair, same gaps where the wires connect to the ring itself
Headlights off, only AE's on
It took a few hours and the wiring was a pain in the ass but it worked out in the end and it looks and runs great.
Few notes: He primarily works on 5-series headlights but obviously does others too.
Umnitza ripped me off by not including the night controller when I paid for the option, or it doesn't work. :thumbdwn:
You don't need to be there in person like I was, he received a shipment of headlights from Florida while he was working on mine.
Umnitza has 0 reputation on the 5-series forums but Simon's is spotless lol
Consider this a customer review/ad for his work, if you're interested in contacting him, shoot me a PM and I'll give you his direct contact info. :hi:
*Simon if you're reading this, the extra bills were for you! GJ and thanks again.
I can vouch for Simon he does great work :thumbsup: Did the LCI headlight and tail retrofit on my 5 series. I drove down to the bay for his services in socal.
This is a little nit-picky on my part, but is it not physically possible to align the gaps in the same position on the inner and outer , and from the left to right sides? I would have asked that the gaps all be aligned at the 12:00 position (or 6:00 or 3:00, whatever). It would make them less noticeable, and more like an intentional design, and it would give it a more OEM look. But I don't know if something in the design or wire placement prevents that sort of thing.
But they look really good, and are very bright!
Looks awesome.....what did he charge?
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Discussing Swingweight: What Really Happens To Over Length Shafts
This is the part of the swingweight discussion where I expect to get lots of comments, so don't let me down.
The modern trend in clubfitting seems to "fit" many golfers long and upright, which I don't necessarily agree with, but can sound off on that later. Today, we're going to talk about this subject, and I'm going to share my theory on what does and should happen to swingweight.
The idea of fitting a golfer with longer shafts is to accommodate his or her height and posture. Let's say my friend who's 6'3" really likes my irons, and wants a set "just like them", but he wants his own fitting specs of 1" overlength.
So, to accommodate his larger size and assumed strength, I build a set of irons just like mine, except that I cut the shafts 1 inch longer than mine are. Now, that one inch in the butt of the golf club shaft only adds about 2 grams to the overall weight of the club, and other than that, they are EXACTLY like mine – same shaft flex, same heads, same everything.
But, when you put his new irons on the swingweight scale, he goes ballistic, because they read D7-9, rather than the D2 that I play. But you know what ? They don't feel heavy to him, because they aren't. They're just like mine, only altered to accommodate his size.
However, if he insists that they should be only D2, as a clubmaker, I have my work cut out for me. First, I have to grind weight off the clubheads . . . considerable weight, as much as 5-8% of the mass . . . with greatly alters the club, right ? And removing that much mass then makes the shafts play much stiffer, increasing the frequency by a half a flex or more. So, in order to "match" the swingweight, I've created a tremendously lighter and stiffer club – nothing like the irons I have that he liked so much.
What I have always proposed is that we think in the concept of "swingweight equivalent".
If the club is D2 at standard length, it's going to be D4-5 at ½" over, maybe D8-9 at 1" over. For ladies and seniors, where we're going shorter, that exact same club will be C9 or so at ½" shorter than standard.
I really think it's just that simple.
What about all of you ?
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tommyg says:
Thanks for sharing your wide knowledge with laymen like myself. I like to tinker with my clubs and have read quitw a bit on club swingweight and the arguments for swingweight matching vs MOI matching, in order to make my own mind up on which method of adjusting my clubs I prefer. Is the idea you are proposing ie. equivalent swingweights, along the same line as MOI matching or is that something different again? I haven't been able to fully grasp the MOI matching theory but certainly agree that simply ensuring every club is a D2 is of little benefit to every golfer, rather overall weight of the club is more important.
johnnymac2201 says:
I'm starting to feel the same way. After cutting an inch off the shaft of 45" Driver I have, I added lead tape to get the Swingweight back to D2, but found the club felt totally different then it had at it's original length and Swingweight. After removing the lead tape the Driver felt good again, even though the Swingweight was in the high C range. I think we certainly need a new system to match clubs, Swingweight equivalent sounds like a much more logical system to me.
R H says:
You should just backweight the clubs to fool the swingweight scale. That way you don't have to grind mass off the heads, and/or tinker with the shaft or anything like that.
It really does show the weakness of the SW scale, though. You can make a telephone swingweight at C3 with enough backweighting and yet no one would say it is "too light".
wedgeguy says:
RH, I wouldn't say the swingweight scale is "weak" necessarily, but it does have its limitations. As long as we understand what we are looking at, it is a good guide for matching the balance point of clubs. MOI matching is a new thing and gaining converts right and left. We'll watch to see if it gains universal acceptance.
As for backweighting, it also has its place, but changes the dynamics of a club's performance quite dramatically, so you must be careful with the concept. But experimenting with our equipment is one of the fun aspects of this darn game, isn't it?
Gary Fallon says:
I used to be very concerned about the swingweight of my clubs. I suppose it had to do with the fact that I had a SW scale readily available and they are so easy to use. But also because I can feel the difference. Don't know why I am so sensitive in that area, but I am. Then I began recalling my Wilson Staffs of the seventies and how they were D4. Hmmmmm. The clubs are now longer and the SW is now lighter. Things sure have changed. I don't know what seems to be so magical about D2, but I still prefer heavier feeling club, swingweight wise. I like the feeling of momentum through the impact area. My point is SW is more of a value for reading consistency between clubs whether one likes a C9 or D8. It is just one aspect of a club and not really the most important. YMMV.
Gary Fallon says:
Oh yes, I find that I do much better gripping down on the club. I gives me better control, like clubs of old. But dog gone it that reduces the SW as well. It is like a poor piece of meat. The more you chew on it the bigger it gets. I still find too many small things occupying too much of my life.
Terry, your articles continue to make me reassess my thoughts in this wonderful game. What else can we do and do all this. Wow!
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Rider at No. 10 Pitt, Petersen Events Center, November 13, 2011
*With the win, the Panthers improved to 151-12 overall in the Petersen Events Center and extended their home winning streak against non-conference opponents to 58 games. Pitt improves to 86-1 vs. non-conference opponents in the Petersen Events Center.
*The victory pushed the Panthers' undefeated non-conference record at the Petersen Events Center to 81-0 combining the months of November and December. Pitt has not dropped a non-conference game at the Petersen Events Center since Jan. 2, 2005 (vs. Bucknell).
*The game was tied at 45-45 at halftime. The only other time Pitt allowed that many points in a half at the Petersen Events Center was on January 4, 2006 when the Panthers gave up 46 points in the second half against Notre Dame, a 100-97 Pitt win in double overtime.
*Gibbs, Woodall and Robinson accounted for 63 of Pitt's 86 points (73%). Gibbs led the team with 24 points, while Robinson scored 22 points and Woodall added 17.
*Gibbs registered his 25th career 20-point scoring night with 24 points and a career-high tying six 3-pointers. Gibbs has hit six 3-pointers nine times in his career.
*Tray Woodall recorded his second consecutive and third career double-double with 10 assists to go along with his 17 points. Combining his first two games, Woodall has hit nine 3-pointers (9-17 on the year). Woodall has now totaled three double figure assist games.
*Robinson registered his third career 20-point scoring game with 22 points. He converted 9-10 field goals and was a perfect 4-4 from the free throw line.
*Pitt finished the evening with 12 3-pointers. Through two games, the Panthers have converted 25 3-pointers, an average of 12.5 3-pointers per game.
*The Panthers recorded 22 assists on their 31 baskets (70%).
*Pitt forward Talib Zanna set a career-high with six offensive rebounds.
*Pitt's Lamar Patterson grabbed a game and career-high eight rebounds.
*The Panthers outrebounded Rider 43-19 overall and 20-4 on the offensive glass.
*Pitt's bench outscored Rider's 11-0, including J.J. Moore's three points in his season debut.
*The game marked Pitt's first contest in the Philly Hoop Group Classic. The Panthers' next game in the event will come Nov. 22 against LaSalle at the Petersen Events Center at 7 p.m.
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Vallejo now has some brilliant programs for dealing with nuisance buildings, such as SeeClickFix, and the Neighborhood Law Project. That's the good news.
The bad news is that Vallejo's largest nuisance building in a residential area is out of control. What's worse, the owner is the City of Vallejo itself.
Once part of Mare Island, but now a haven for criminals, the old Badge & Pass building shelters a brazen crowd of squatters and drug dealers. They openly sunbathe on the second story, come and go at all hours, their lights flicker at night. One crew runs a drug trade at the windows; street walkers and bicycle mules also appear. After the most recent fire, firefighters had to rescue squatters, who were then back in the building an hour later.
Old offices have been turned into bedrooms and bathrooms, with human feces and debris everywhere. The building is full of bio-hazards and toxins, and has been weakened by two major fires.
With so many squatters, additional fires are inevitable, each one increasing the risk of a West side conflagration. Bordered by three neighborhoods of older homes and trees, prevailing winds could threaten hundreds of families with burning embers and airborne lead and asbestos.
Bad enough for neighbors, the building also mars one of the prettiest gateways into Vallejo, plus the main entrance to Mare Island. Wine Country limousines pass it every day, its shadow dimming Vallejo's tourism prospects.
Despite the blight, costs and risks, Vallejo has let the Badge & Pass torment nearby neighbors. Dangerous, and rife with criminals, this eyesore is a disgrace and a hazard.
After 18 years of neglect, many of us are fed up. We beg the city to demolish this building, ASAP. In the meantime, the security for North Mare Island should also monitor the B&P. Finally, we should be able to report the B&P to SeeClickFix and the Neighborhood Law Program, just like we do any other blighted building. The fact that the city owns it makes it MORE of a problem, not less so.
Enough already — the Badge and Pass must go!
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I did some research and discovered that the Famous Bucket Lid of Hallstatt is in Vienna. Gol darn it. Next time, ok, next time.
The Famous Bucket Lid of Hallstatt
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We drove down to Hallstatt, very carefully. It is a vertical town, sandwiched between cliffs and a lake. It is beautiful and appears on most Austrian calendars and other scenic offerings. It grew up around a salt mine, and became famous in archaeological terms because of the masses of prehistoric graves that have been discovered, thanks to the mining endeavours.
Modern Hallstatt still has a problem with burials due to the lack of flat, non-rocky ground to put people in. Consequently, when you die in Hallstatt you only get to occupy your grave for a decade or so before they dig you up, wash you off and paint your skull with leaves and flowers
We went for some apple strudel after we found Saskia, who had wandered off while we were looking for an elephant for Mel's collection. Mel and Donny weren't that keen on the cinnamon, so Nick ended up eating three portions, with cream. After that we walked/ waddled off to the museum.
The museum turned out to be a very interesting journey through time from the first settlers in the area to the modern salt-mining techniques. The many excavated graves found in the area featured heavily, as did many mining remnants preserved by the saltiness of the rocks. One display talked us through some of the highlights in English. It referred to the "Famous Bucket Lid of Hallstatt", something I was keen to see. Unfortunately, despite Mel painfully reading every label on every display in the entire museum, the famous bucket lid was not mentioned again. I can only assume it is currently away, on loan to some other museum in the world. I'm sorry I missed it.
It was quite late when we finally extracted Mel from his quest to retain all knowledge of salt mining history. We caught a shuttle taxi back to our Park and Ride and drove back through the very long tunnels and round the lakes to V�cklabruck. The Sat Nav struggled with getting a signal and repeatedly transported us from one road to another to the middle of the lake as it tried to fix our position. Luckily we worked it out.


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Carl Rist has spent over 20 years at CFED, working on a variety of strategies to expand economic opportunity and help lower-income households build wealth. Presently, Mr. Rist is the Director of Children's Savings and a Senior Advisor on Asset Building. In this capacity, Mr. Rist directs CFED's efforts—including field building, public policy advocacy and consulting services—to ensure that more than a million low-income children have access to Children's Savings Accounts (CSAs). Previously, Mr. Rist launched and directed the 1:1 Fund, a fundraising and marketing tool created by CFED that makes it easy for donors, large and small, to help children save for college by matching their contributions in CSAs.
Mr. Rist's experience with CSAs also includes directing the SEED (Savings for Education, Entrepreneurship and Downpayment) Policy and Practice Initiative (2003-2009), a multi-year, multi-site demonstration of matched savings accounts for children and youth in low-income families. In addition, Mr. Rist helped to design and implement an innovative partnership between UNCF (United Negro College Fund), the KIPP network of public charter schools and CFED to offer incentivized college savings accounts to KIPP students.
He is the co-author of numerous publications about children's saving, including Hope in Concrete Form: Children's Savings Accounts and the Save and Invest Economy; From Piggy Banks to Prosperity: A Guide to Implementing Children's Development Accounts and Children's Savings Accounts: A State Policy Sourcebook.
Prior to his work on children's savings, Mr. Rist was responsible for CFED's efforts to support state-level policy and coalition-building initiatives designed to expand Individual Development Accounts (IDAs) and other asset-building tools. He led the development and design of the initial version of CFED's Assets & Opportunity Scorecard (then known as the State Asset Development Report Card), a comprehensive tool that examines wealth, poverty and financial security across the 50 states and the District of Columbia using performance and policy measures. Mr. Rist's experience at the state level includes working with state task forces in both Delaware and Pennsylvania to develop recommendations for helping citizens, especially those with low incomes, to build and protect assets. Mr. Rist also has served in an advisory capacity for a number of state-level IDA coalitions, including the North Carolina IDA and Asset-Building Collaborative, the Michigan IDA Partnership, the South Carolina IDA Collaborative and the Mid-South IDA Initiative (Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi).
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The median home value in Burnet, TX is $161,500.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $185,100.
The national median home value is $185,800.
The average price of homes sold in Burnet, TX is $161,500.
Approximately 43.92% of Burnet homes are owned,
compared to 47.26% rented, while
8.82% are vacant.
Burnet real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Burnet real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Learn more about Burnet Real Estate.
Location. Location. Location. Large corner lot. 3BD/2BA in the heart of Burnet. Open living room with fireplace, flows nicely into kitchen and dining. Master bedroom with walk in closet and tub and shower. Large utility room. Granite countertops in kitchen. Bathroom completely remodeled in guest and master. Great outside area for entertaining.
A custom built home (MIL Plan) with one owner, meticulously maintained and ahead of its time: it has a whole-house attic fan to cool the home without the A/C, and the wood-burning fireplace has heater fans to push the warm air into the house. Recent carpet with upgraded pad and recent dishwasher. The finishes may be classic, but the family room and master bedroom are massive! All schools are about a mile away. Welcome to your new home!!
Great home with lots of room and extra large backyard. Conveniently located close to local eateries, shops, stores, post office, H.E.B. and the Historic downtown Burnet Square. Large back yard with storage building. Two driveways for parking.
This brand new 4 bedroom, 4 bath home is perched on one of the most dramatic sites on all of Lake Buchanan. With 270 degree views of open water framed by vintage Hill Country terrain, the setting of this custom home is absolutely stunning. This property features 118 feet of frontage on the main body of Lake Buchanan. With lots of outdoor living & thoughtful attention to detail, this home captures the essence of lake and Hill Country living. Located within minutes of Burnet and about an hour from Austin.
GOLF COURSE COMMUNITY WITH NO HOA!!!!! 3/2 home on a nice lot with one of the biggest oak trees in town. Fenced yard, brick exterior, gutters, sprinkler system make maintenance easier. Owners have put in new vinyl windows, wood flooring in living room and pebble finish overlay on driveway and part of patio. Nice size home that could meet your needs. Golf cart storage with auto door plus two car garage. Live the good life.
High Quality Custom Built on 9.69 acres! 3/3/2 home, paved circular drive, breathtaking views for miles, spacious accentuated w/ 10' ceilings, 8' knotty alder doors through out, granite counters, top of the line chef kitchen, split bedroom plan. Master B/R has 2 full baths, 2 walk-in closets, knotty pine lapped sun room. Additional 1,600sf shop w/ 4 roll-up doors, RV bay w/ hook-ups. Perfect for a Man Cave equipped with full kitchen & bathroom, W&D hook-ups and loft. Sunset views & Privacy.
Fireproof insulated concrete home. Passive solar design with sawtooth roof. Floors are stained concrete. House is heated and cooled with four zone minisplit heat pumps. Lighting is primarily LED. Water heater is instant-on natural gas. Open design kitchen, dining, and living rooms. Interior doors are solid wood. High vaulted ceilings throughout. 18 ft x 24 ft workshop is super insulated SIP panel construction with stained concrete floor. 125A service with multiple 220V and many 110V outlets.
Gorgeous home in the new phase of Highland Oaks. This 3/2 home is on a cul-de-sac lot and has many upgrades. The upgrades include an amazing walk in shower in master, granite counters, stainless appliances, stained concrete floors, huge walk in closet, open floor plan,water softener, water purifier and more. The location is also outstanding. This home will not last long.
This custom 4033 square foot home is tucked away on a very private 10 acre tract. Enjoy beautiful views from this property. Located in the gated development of Rocky Hollow just a short distance from Burnet.
Lovely 3/2 lakefront home on the coveted lower Colorado arm of Lake LBJ. Home & boat dock have been tastefully remodeled. Perfect for vacation home or primary residence with constant, deep flowing water year-round - ideal for swimming, fishing & recreation! Large party deck over dock. Huge, covered back patio. 2 car carport. Very peaceful due to no wake zone! 1/3 acre wooded lot w/cool playscape! Covered dock can hold 7500 lb boat + parking for 4 wave runners. 45 min from ATX. Yours in time for summer!
4 bdrm 2 bath, 2-car side entry garage; wood floors; large kitchen, granite counter tops open to living room, huge island breakfast bar, 2 dining; master w/ 2 large WIC split from other 3 bedrooms; master w/ soaking tub, sep shower, dble vanity; granite counter tops in bathrooms; landscaped & irrigation; back patio w/ built in grill & mini-fridge; Cody pool & hot tub w/ heater; garden lights w/ blue-tooth speakers; gazebo w/ lights & misters; remote (wireless) controlled items ; & so much more!
PRICE DROP! Terrific Stone 1-story 3-2-3 Home on a wooded acre in fabulous Oak Vista near Delaware Springs! Feels like country,yet close in! Quality built Open Concept Design w/1926 sq ft lives large w/ hi ceilings,rock fireplace, island kitchen w/tons of cabinets. Huge master closet, sep shower/ tub. 2-car garage + golf cart garage, 600 sf fully insulated workshop, fenced backyard, organic garden, sprinkler system. LOW tax rate,no HOA fees. Very Private Backyard-Property backs to wooded greenbelt.
This wonderful home welcomes you with a lovely front porch. The open floor plan features a cozy stone fireplace in the living room. Relax in the jetted bathtub in the master bathroom after an exhausting day. Enjoy the backyard with patio as you host a summer barbecue. This home is close to the high school and within walking distance to the neighborhood playground. Welcome home !
Take advantage of this rare opportunity to own in Log Country Cove! A perfect home for large family gatherings on a peaceful 5+ acre lot with a beautiful custom pool & hot tub, plus other amenities that make this a one of kind home. Looking for an investment property? This home is consistently rented throughout the year. Enjoy a round of golf at the nearby Legends Golf Course, then cool off with a short walk to Lake LBJ.
Great starter weekend 2/1 cabin on about 1/2 acre with perimeter fence. Is 972 sf per tax appraisal district and has approximately 100' WF with boat ramp. Deck, partially covered with open lake views. Detached 1-car garage and utility room with storage. In Cassie subdivision with several POA parks and POA boat ramp.
This 3/1.5 has about 75' WF with a dock and in-ground pool. Per the tax rolls it is 2304 sf and is on approximately .3 acres with another lot off water about 1/3 of an acre for septic. Vaulted wood ceilings in open living/dining area with large glass windows for views and natural light. Tile, decking, and stonework so minimal mowing. Fireplace, built-ins, and breakfast bar. New septic to be installed. Most furnishings can convey. Nice restricted subdivision with POA park and boat ramp.
If you are seeking serenity & nature, combined with the best imaginable lake & hill country views, THIS IS YOUR HOME! Own 7.7 acres nestled in the midst of hills & bluffs in a gated 1320 acre wildlife preserve, w/ equestrian center, hiking/riding trails, park along creek, helipad. This home is an architectural delight, designed to capture sights of the lake from each room. Built with high standards, steel frame & ICF construction, & hurricane-class doors & windows, the engineering is solid and sound.
Villa Buchananâ is situated on 10 acres of manicured waterfront approximately ½ mile from the dam on Lake Buchanan. Conveniently accessed just a few hundred feet off of State Hwy. 29. Villa Buchanan is currently operated as a corporate retreat/wedding venue &event center. There are a total of 11 bedrooms, 10 full baths & two ½ baths including 2 detached guest houses, each with full kitchens.9281 square feet of living area.Decks, patios, large boathouse boat ramp,beach, pavilion,1,000 ft WATERFRONT!!
Looking for a weekend home base in the Hill Country near the lakes and State Parks? Nice one bedroom, bath & a half home with indoor laundry and a view of Inks Lake from the property. Huge trees in and around property. The home utilizes water from the lake and has a pump, 1550 gallon storage with filters and a chlorination system. Inexpensive annual LCRA contract. Quiet and friendly small neighborhood. Hardware and convenience stores nearby. Come see this one before it gets away!
With access to Lake LBJ just a short distance away via a homeonwer's park, this one bedroom, one bath home is an affordable weekend getaway. The open kitchen and living area offer a comfortable living space with laminate flooring and carpet. A/C window units keep the home cook in the summer and a wood-burning corner stove gives ample heat. There are extra storage cabinets in the utility room. Outside features include a fenced yard, a workshop, a small garage, and covered carport.
Amazing lake retreat-be sure to watch the virtual tour! Has gorgeous main house of appx. 3500 sq. ft. and 3 other guest houses. 6 acres of manicured/sprinkled grounds with huge oaks sloping to the lake with 700+ feet of lake front, boat slip and dock. This property will be come a part of your family; it has to ours! Family room in additions to split living; abundant windows for views of the lake. All units have kitchen or kit/ette and full baths. Remainder acreage for devel potential
SO MUCH TO LOVE about this Buchanan lakefront with 125 +/- ft of shoreline! Tons of natural light flows in from the dramatic high windows. Gentle slope to the water and private boat dock w/ party deck, storage shed, and diving board. Dock is made of TREX material, has a cable lift, and is engineered to self adjust to lake levels! Gorgeous manicured lot w/ mature oaks, landscape lighting, and sprinkler system that utilizes lake water. 2 car detached garage w/workshop. You'll never want to leave !
Completely remodeled 2013 this 2/2 w/office space is about 2300 sf on 1.398+/- acres. Approximately 320' WF. Well 35 GPM per State of Texas well report. Composite decking. RV site w/ 50 amp service. Passive solar features which include 12" thick walls, spray foam insulation, low "E" windows, & large overhangs. 24 x 36 garage with shelf across back for storage. Automatic gate. Rain collection for irrigation. New Rheem 4 ton heat pump w/Honeywell air cleaner & ERV/HRV Ventilation System installed 2012.
Currently part of Painted Sky Inn but is on it's own subdivision lot. House can be sold with ML#4881684. This is a rare opportunity as this House has always remained with the Lodge. Gorgeous location on the Northeast section of Lake Buchanan. Deep water in front of House. Water at property during the drought. House was fully remodeled in 2011 incl. new septic, windows, roof, kitchen, bathrooms, stained concrete flooring, rewire, HVAC, plumbing, paint etc. Can expand up to 1500 sq.ft. per permit
Stunning 75' waterfront retreat on Lake Buchanan with private dock. Gorgeous inside and out with thoughtful built-in features to minimize furniture needed and allow for great storage. Open and bright floor plan with beautiful lake views from multiple rooms, great for entertaining and lake living at it's best. Well kept private dock located in a quiet cove with ample deck, storage and sink. Plenty of parking, including garage space large enough for boat, etc. Lot across the street is part of the property.
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Cracker Barrel: Keep it local
We've all heard the suggestion about keeping things local, "things" meaning your shopping, your place of worship, the school your kids or grandkids attend, and so on.
The idea, at least on the surface, seems to make sense. If enough of us make it a point to buy our groceries or gas or other goodies close to home, sufficient commerce results to keep many of us locally employed. Folks with steady jobs are apt to pay property taxes, contribute to worthy causes, do volunteer work, and generally fill the role of good citizens.
But there are flaws in the argument, too. Many small towns can't offer all the goods and services modern consumers want. And given the merciless competition from big-box chains, items in smaller stores may seem overpriced.
To find out whether or not it pays to keep things local, we need to establish the true cost of things. A starting point here is to consider what it takes to move yourself from point A to point B.
For many years the IRS has made an annual study of the fixed and variable costs of operating an automobile. Beginning on Jan. 1 of this year, their calculation of the standard mileage rates for the use of a car, van, pickup, or panel truck is 56 cents per mile for business miles driven. The actual cost of operating a given vehicle may be higher or lower than this average, but when you consider all factors, including initial cost, maintenance, fuel, tires, insurance, garaging, etc., it's easy to see how the costs mount up.
Taking, say, a round-figure cost of 50 cents per mile, we begin to move closer to establishing the true cost of shopping away from home as opposed to staying local. Since any trip involves both going out and coming back, we have a simple estimate of $1 per mile of distance from home.
But this is only part of the picture. As many thoughtful critics have pointed out, our culture steadily refuses to reckon with the long-range social and environmental costs of living the way we do.
When consideration is given to things like climate change, the medical and cleanup costs incurred from air and water pollution, the annual deaths of 30,000 to 35,000 citizens from traffic accidents, and the relentless stress that results from our near-total dependence on the automobile, the true price tag of motoring ourselves around grows much larger.
Which is not to argue that automobiles should be abandoned. In a nation as large and spread out as ours, the widespread adoption of mass transportation schemes seems unlikely. The car — or some other form of personal motorized conveyance — is here to stay, especially for those of us who choose a rural life.
What does make sense is to take a more informed look at how and where we purchase the things we need and, wherever possible, seek sources close to home.
Why buy produce and meat grown thousands of miles away if we can get them from farmers nearby?
Why drive to regional shopping centers — at a cost of $20, $40 or $60 a trip — to save a handful of bucks in return?
Each of us will have a different take on what seems economical. But for our lives to be lived as happily and safely and cleanly as possible, I for one believe a sensible strategy is to seek what we need as close as we can to home.


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The Contents of this course is divided into 13 Episodes are as given Below- Episode 1 – The Dreaded Business Plan (14:35 minutes) -A business plan is an integral part of your business - It doesn't matter whether you're doing it for yourself, your business partner, or looking for financing. Episode 2 – Business Structures (18:00 minutes) -Sole proprietor or incorporation – which is best for your start-up? Episode 3 – Partnership Agreements (20:47 minutes) -A shareholder agreement is essential, and is the key for the growth of a successful start-up. Episode 4 – Financing Your Business (20:10 minutes) -Know what a financial institution needs from you before approaching them for financing. Episode 5 – Accounting (31:00 minutes) -Keeping records and the Government happy should be a priority. Episode 6 – Launching Your Business (29:35 minutes) -Speak to customers in their terms and not the technology. Episode 7 – Branding & Visual Identity (27:55 minutes) -Think and look like you are a successful company. Episode 8 – The5 P's of Marketing (47:51 minutes) -Applying the 5 P's of Marketing to your business makes the sale! Episode 9 – Social Media Marketing (40:13 minutes) -Start building your online community in the early stages of starting your business. Episode 10 – Driving the Right Traffic to Your Website (47:07 minutes) -A website is useless if you aren't driving the right traffic to your site. Episode 11 – Making the Sale (35:24 minutes) -Understand the sales process. Episode 12 – Pitching to a Venture Capitalist (32:31 minutes) -Knowing what should be included in your pitch is crucial when presenting to a Venture Capitalist. Episode 13 – Messaging & Working with the Media (47:35 minutes) -Grab the attention of the media by sending them something that is worth talking about.
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This Course is Helpful for those Person who want to start a New Business. This Course will be used as a Guide, while the launch of business. It will help keep the practitioner on track with his/her goals and growth. To research each type of business structure i.e sole proprietor, incorporation, and partnership to see which one suits the business needs. To set the shareholder agreement which defines the rules for an incorporated company involving more than one person.
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Hungary Banks Reject Haircuts on Muni Loans, Stepic Says
Hungary's government should avoid asking lenders for a haircut on municipal loans as already unprofitable banks hit by an extraordinary bank tax have no room to absorb such losses, according to Raiffeisen Bank International AG (RBI) Chief Executive Officer Herbert Stepic.
Stepic spoke in an interview at the Euromoney conference in Vienna today.
On municipal debt talks between banks and the government:
"These negotiations are going on with the banking association and the negotiations have been going on for a while. Frankly speaking, I do not know what the outcome will be so I cannot make any sort of prognosis or forecast what will be the effect also for Raiffeisen or for the other banks.
''All that we know so far is that the first lot for municipalities below 5,000 is settled, that is a first step. Now how the government will deal with the second, much larger lot is in disguise because it will very much depend on internal information which we do not have: how much the government will be prepared to invest. I doubt, frankly speaking, that the government can ask for additional haircuts from the banking industry because we have given more than we have.''
On the Hungarian economic environment:
''The economic environment for us is as difficult as for any other bank. We see here the consequences of a long-lasting, 10-year, political mismanagement of the country topped up by unorthodox governing regime of the present government.
''It's difficult to do business in Hungary because there are no structural reforms happening, which would allow us to phase in a certain perspective to our business policy.
''The safe haven is to do business with western-based companies that have invested there and there are many, thank God, because Hungary was the darling of the west in the early 1990s. The situation on the retail front is subdued because people don't earn a lot and increasing savings are needed for everyday life.
''The situation is rather weak and we have to work our way out together with the government. What we find positive is that at least the government is starting to talk with us when it comes to banking issues. This is already a positive aspect.''
On the importance of who will be the next central bank chief:
''Of course we care.''
Central bank president Andras ''Simor was a very experienced banker. He has been holding out against government requests that one could define as against the interests of the economy of the country. He was a clear leader in the purest sense of the word in Hungary. Of course we care who follows.
''I don't start to qualify'' Economy Minister Gyorgy ''Matolcsy. As long as he follows the interests of the country in the purest sense of the word, Mr Matolcsy will be a perfect president of the national bank.''
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