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Pawleys Plantation!! Cheerful, Beachy Condo Overlooking the 11th Green(37 Reviews)
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- Minimum stay:1-3 nights
- Sleeps:6
- Bedrooms:2
- Bathrooms:2
- Property type:Condo
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:No
About the Property
2 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Condo, Screen Porch with Great View!
What is your idea of a great vacation spot? Do you want to step right outside your door onto a magnificent golf course laden with grand oaks, salt marshes, stately egrets and gorgeous views? And, do you want a beautiful beach within a short driving distance with easy access, wide beach and great shelling? Are you a swimmer? Then you would enjoy a pool just across the street. Perhaps you are longing for a delicious seafood dinner available at many wonderful local restaurants just a short drive into Murrells Inlet, the seafood capitol of South Carolina or Historic Georgetown on the waterfront.
That is just what you will find in Pawleys Island, and our condo is the perfect place to relax and lay your head after a busy day of golf, shopping, swimming or enjoying the beach.
Eleventh Heaven is a spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo located within the gated community of Pawleys Plantation which is an oasis amid the bustle of a beach location yet very convenient to shopping and restaurants galore. Quiet streets, gorgeous trees, and southern charm abound! The condo has a cathedral ceiling and is located on the second floor offering a fantastic view of the 11th green of the Jack Nicklaus Signature course at Pawleys Plantation. In our condo we have light and cheerful décor, comfortable sofas and chairs, flat screen televisions, a 4 season screen porch to watch the golf action, well stocked kitchen, comfy and beautifully dressed beds, wet bar, convenient parking, swimming pool just steps away, tennis courts, and a golf course you can walk to with a full size driving range and putting green and the Mel Ritson Golf School!
We just recently purchased our condo and have replaced most furniture and have made many upgrades to make it a place where folks will enjoy themselves, be comfortable, feel at home and come back again and again!
If you decide to venture out of the Pawleys Island area you will find lots of entertainment opportunities and outlet shopping in Myrtle Beach, Brookgreen Gardens and Huntington National Seaside park within a 5-10 minute drive, and beautiful Historic Charleston within an hour's drive...so much to do if you are taking a break from golf or the beach!
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Member since: 2014
Property Type
- Condo
- On floor 2
- 1200 sq. ft.
House Rules
- Children Welcome
- Non Smoking Only
- Pets Not Allowed
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Long-Term Renters Welcome
- Wheelchair Inaccessible
Bedrooms: 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6, Beds for 6
Bathrooms: 2 Bathrooms
- DVD Player
- Budget
- Family
- Historic
- Romantic
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Botanical Garden
- Churches
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Restaurants
- Ruins
- Water Parks
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/Bank
- Fitness Center
- Groceries
- Hospital
- Massage Therapist
- Medical Services
Leisure Activities
- Beachcombing
- Bird Watching
- Boating
- Eco Tourism
- Miniature Golf
- Outlet Shopping
- Scenic Drives
- Shelling
- Shopping
- Sight Seeing
- Walking
- Wildlife Viewing
Location Type
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Deepsea Fishing
- Fishing
- Golf
- Golf Privileges Optional
- Kayaking
- Pier Fishing
- Sound/Bay Fishing
- Surf Fishing
- Surfing
- Swimming
- Wind-Surfing
- Dining Area
- Seating for 6 people
- Air Conditioning:
- Clothes Dryer
- Fitness Room / Equipment:
- Hair Dryer
- Heating
- Internet:
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- Dishes & Utensils:
- Dishwasher
Deck / Patio:
Large screened porch overlooking the 11th green at Pawleys Plantation Country Club with comfortable deep seating chairs and ottoman....moreless
Condo is located in a gated golf community. Outside play is allowed. Contact Pawleys Plantation Pro Shop. Many other courses available in the area as well....moreless
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Spring, Summer and Fall 2017
Apr 1 - Jul 8, 2017
3 night min stay
Additional information about rental rates
- Cleaning fee $100
- Refundable Damage Deposit $200
- Tax Rate 11%
Owner's cancellation policy:
50% refund for cancellations more than 14 days before check-in date.
100% refund for cancellations more than 30 days before check-in date.
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Car: Necessary
Owner info
Year Purchased: 2014
About the owner: We recently lived at Wintergreen Ski and Golf resort in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia and owned and operated a property management company that helped vacation home and condo owners rent and maintain their properties. We purchased our condo in Pawleys Plantation so that we too could enjoy some time away from our daily duties. We loved the Pawleys Plantation community so much that we bought another property and now that we have sold our business we live here full time! We live just around the corner from the rental condo. We are avid golfers and love the year round golf, great restaurants, history and shopping the area has to offer.
Why the Owner Chose Pawleys Island, SC, USA:
We have vacationed in Pawleys Island for many years with family and have always loved Pawleys Plantation because of it's southern charm and gorgeous golf course. We can't believe we have such a wonderful place and are happy to share it with you!!!
The Unique Benefits at this Condo:
When you walk into our condo, your eye will be drawn immediately into the living room with the soaring cathedral ceiling and then to the screen porch that overlooks the challenging 11th hole and green. Be careful, that is where you will want to spend your vacation!
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Living room w/ adjoining screen porch that overlooks the 11th green. Great view!
Spacious living room with comfortable seating, new occasional tables w/baskets
Convenient galley kitchen is thoughtfully stocked w/ nice dishes and cookware.
Cheerful, beachy decor
The most comfortable king size bed ever. Room opens to screen porch for breezes
Guest room has private bath, two double beds, new furniture and new flat screen!
Entry hall with laundry area and washer/dryer
Swimming pool just steps away--opens in May and closes in October
Walking distance to club house, driving range and putting green. Restaurant too!
Great hole in the marsh at Pawleys Plantation
Dramatic 12th hole showcases Pawleys Island low country charm
View from living room into dining area and kitchen
Wet bar in living room, 50 inch flat screen. Wireless too!
Dining area with pub table, additional bar seating at bar
Ahh, calming and beautiful master bedroom with new furniture and flat screen tv.
Master bathroom with expanded tub/shower enclosure.
Guest bathroom with expanded tub/shower enclosure.
Screen porch with vinyl sliders for chilly days. Great view of 11th green!
Weehawka Woods Bldg 14 is overlooking 11th green
Infamous dyke through the marsh to the scary 13th hole
View from dyke (tee box) to the 17th hole
This listing was first published here in 2014.
Date last modified - Monday, May 22, 2017
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3.25 Suspension lift kit HELP
With a 3.25" lift kit will I have to get a SYE, extend my brake lines or anything that might not come with the kit. Motor mount lift?
Will I have any problems with the drive shaft?
You may or may not need an sye/cv. But with 3.25" you're definitely pushing the limit of needing one to stop vibes. You can just do a t-case drop or 1"mml and 1.25" bl. Then do sye/cv later with a TT. But your DS should be fine as long as you do something to correct for any vibes that arise.
If its a 3.25 in spring (suspension only) lift kit you may, but you could probably get by with a transfer case drop. However I've never seen a 3.25 in lift usually they would round it and call it 3 or 3.5 so what Im guessing that your looking at is a combo lift with a 2 in budget booster and a 1.25 in body lift. With that and a motor mount lift you should be fine you don't really even need to get new shocks.
Why are you guys needing to extend your brakeline with <4" lift...that does not make any sense to me. Stock length works fine.
I ran a 3.25" lift for 2 years with no SYE, or skid drop and had no vibes. I did eventually put in a 1.25" body lift to accommodate a 1" motor mount lift. Some will have vibrations at less angles, I was lucky, others are as well, some not so much, try it and see what you find, you can always add the trans skid drop if needed.
you'll be fine, as far I know you just need to install the transfer drop kits but most kits come with it.
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I received my CyberQ wifi last Friday and did my first brisket cook that evening.
First off, the folks at BBQ Guru are awesome. Customer service was awesome. I had downloaded the directions ahead of time so I was slightly familiar with what I was going to need to do. However, if I hadn't it wouldn't have been an issue because the user interface is so simple. If you have a smartphone or are computer literate, you won't have any issues.
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I stacked charcoal via long cook suggested manner by stacking large, then medium then small pieces of lump. I started a very small fire in the middle of my lump until I had a flame approximately 4-5 inches high (no fan attached yet). I let the fire go for about 10 minutes. Attached the fan shut the dome and adjusted the daisy will offset to the side so the opening was full bore.
I watched the CyberQ Wifi do its job. It slowly built up the first to 250 degrees. It took no more than 20 minutes or so for it to get up to temp. I put on my brisket which was a bit small actually but it was a packer. I monitored the cook for 4 hours every 30 mins or so and the temp never went over my set point. You could watch it tick up and down by one degree but that was it.
I subsequently did a 10 lb butt, and two racks of ribs. I only had one instance of over shoot with the butt. It overshot by about 24 degrees . The only difference is that I did not do as good of a job stacking the lump. I did not do a full clean out so I think that had something to do with it. Did ribs last night on a full clean out and had absolutely no temp issues.
Now, the only con and can bring up is the distance that the wifi signal transmits. The video that they show says 300-600 feet. This is not accurate. However to be fair I have called BBQ Guru and I am awaiting a call back to see if I am doing something wrong.
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Did the overshoot last long? Was it right at the middle of your cook? After you opened the dome?
I don't think it had anything to do with the way you stacked your coal. I suspect you had a piece of unburned wood that caught fire.
This is what you did that made the guru overshoot the temp..
... and adjusted the daisy will offset to the side so the opening was full bore...
Even on the XL you should throttle the fan to about 50% shut and close the daisy wheel down slits the width of a couple of nickels.
Yes, I have a feeling that I made a mistake and I should have gone for a Stoker. Maybe the ramp mode was not worth the wait..
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Even more mind numbing is the number of sunscreens Hawaiian Tropic sells with an SPF 15 or less. At the time of this review, some of their SPF 14 (and even lower-rated) sunscreens still claim to provide broad-spectrum sun protection. This is a significant step outside of regulations, as the FDA no longer allows sunscreen products to be marketed as broad-spectrum sunscreens if they have an SPF rating of less than 15; some countries have even higher mandatory SPF rating regulations.
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Adding to the pain in our brain about this line, Hawaiian Tropic is one of the few brands that still sells tanning oils and creams; in other words, they're selling products that actually encourage unprotected sun exposure to get a deeper tan. You might as well hand someone a cigarette at the same time—it is that bad for your skin (and your health) to tan.
They even sell "after-sun" products, which might confuse consumers if they believe any of these after-sun options can reverse or counter the sun damage. Obviously, Hawaiian Tropic knows the sun is damaging; otherwise, why would they sell products to counter the damage? In truth, the research is clear: If the skin is tan after exposure to the sun, there is harm to skin cells (and your DNA), and it's immediate. Such damage can be partially repaired, but only to a certain extent, and only over time—and your skin has a long memory (in terms of damage) from each time it was exposed to damaging UV light, whether the sun was shining or not.
Those with sensitive skin take note: Hawaiian Tropic products are extensively fragranced—every sunscreen, body oil, and lip balm we tested contained a potent array of perfumes (including papaya extract, which can be problematic for those with latex allergies). Also worth mentioning is that there are no mineral sunscreen options available from Hawaiian Tropic, so those who are sensitive to synthetic sunscreen actives are out of luck shopping this line.
Ultimately, the Hawaiian Tropic brand is no vacation for your skin. They offer some reliable, affordable options, but sun-care products from neighboring brands on the drugstore shelves are more desirable—in more ways than one!
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England's bowlers found it hard enough coping with one Smith last summer. Now they face the prospect of dealing with two in the series against West Indies that starts at Sabina Park in Kingston on Thursday.
Graeme Smith, the South African captain and left-handed opener, amassed double-centuries in the first two Tests, at Edgbaston and Lord's, last year before he was finally contained. For West Indies, Devon, 22, another left-handed opener, and Dwayne, a 20-year-old right-handed No 6, will fill the two unsettled positions in a potentially potent batting order which, as it has for the past decade, will have Brian Lara as its hub.
Both Smiths approach their batting with typical West Indian flair and aggression, but they have come into Test cricket by contrasting routes. A first-class cricketer at 17, Devon graduated through the established system to become only the third Test cricketer from Grenada, after wicket-keeper Junior Murray and leg-spinner Rawl Lewis. Dwayne was plucked out of obscurity by the chief selector, Sir Viv Richards, as a replacement for the injured Marlon Samuels on the recent tour of South Africa.
Devon was the leading run-scorer on tours of England with the Under-19s in 2001 and the A team the following year. On each trip, he confronted James Anderson, an opponent he is likely to meet again over the next couple of months. Anderson opened the bowling in the Under-19 Tests, in which Smith hit 168 at Trent Bridge, and for Lancashire when Smith helped himself to 181 for the A team.
Along with three consistent seasons in the regional competition, such progress earned him promotion to the Test team for the home series against Australia last season. He started with a pugnacious 62 on debut against Brett Lee, Jason Gillespie and company, but an average of 23 by the end of the four Tests cost him a place on the subsequent tour of Zimbabwe and South Africa.
A session with Sir Garry Sobers and concentrated work on his technique led to yet another high-scoring 2004 regional Carib Beer Series (842 runs in eight matches, four hundreds and an average of 76) and, with Wavell Hinds now out of the series with a damaged groin, his recall was inevitable.
His small physique and dashing strokeplay are reminiscent of Roy Fredericks, a left-handed opener of an earlier generation. The coming series should provide a clue as to whether he can come close to matching Fredericks' record. If he does, a long career is in prospect, for Fredericks played 59 Tests in the 1970s, averaging 44.
This series is also likely to dictate Dwayne's immediate future. Richards had seen his solitary first-class hundred, for Barbados against the Leeward Islands in 2002, and a whirlwind, unbeaten 92, with nine sixes, in last October's domestic one-day tournament. They were enough to negate an ordinary first-class average of 22 when he was sent out to South Africa.
The gamble, one of several since Richards was appointed two years ago, earned spectacular returns. With West Indies fighting to avoid their third successive defeat in another disastrous overseas series, Dwayne marched on to Newlands in Cape Town midway through the last day of his debut Test and blasted a hundred filled with breathtaking strokes off 89 balls, briefly raising the tourists' sights from a probable loss into an unlikely victory.
When Lara decided a draw was the best option, Dwayne was unbeaten on 105 and West Indies had broken a sequence of seven successive Test defeats in South Africa.
In all-round ability and method, if not in his slim physique, Dwayne, who has spent the last two seasons in England in the Birmingham and Bolton leagues, is a West Indian Freddie Flintoff, a natural whose game is enhanced by medium-pace swing bowling and sure-handed fielding. Like Flintoff, he has discovered that swashbuckling hundreds are not everyday occurrences against Test bowling.
His last innings was unre-cognisable. On a slow Kensington Oval pitch, he grafted for the better part of four hours for 114 against Guyana to guide Barbados into the final of the Carib Beer Series.
"I decided that I'm going to show the people that I can also bat for long periods and still get runs," he said afterwards. "Every game, I've got to look to bat long and be better than I was the last game."
If he and Devon follow that, England are likely to be just as sick of the name Smith as they were last summer.
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Submitted to: Proceedings of Florida State Horticultural Society
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 12/1/2006
Publication Date: 2/9/2007
Citation: Howard, F.W., Pemberton, R.W., Hodges, G., Steinberg, B., Mcclean, D., Liu, H. 2007. Host plant range of lobate lac scale, Paratachardina lobata, in Florida. Proceedings of Florida State Horticultural Society. 119:398-408. Interpretive Summary: A list of host plant species of lobate lac scale, Paratachardina lobata (Chamberlin) (Hemiptera: Coccoidea: Kerriidae), in southern Florida was compiled from the authors' observations and records of the Florida State Collection of Arthropods. This scale insect was found on 309 plant species, nearly all of which are dicotyledonous trees, shrubs, and lianas. Hosts included plant species grown for fruits and as ornamentals, several weeds, and eighty-five species native to southern Florida. In addition to tropical plants, which predominate in this region, it was found on many temperate zone plants whose ranges extend to southern Florida. Seventeen plant species were consistently highly infested at different sites, and are thus considered highly susceptible; of these, ten are plants native to Florida.
Technical Abstract: The lobate lac scale (Paratacharidina lobata) is a serious pest of woody native and ornamental plants in Florida and the Bahamas. This insect, which is native to India and Sri Lanka, was known to attack many plants the number of plants it attacked in Florida was unknown. Field observation and field survey were used to detect host plants of the lobate lac scale. This data and the Florida State Collection of Arthropods records of plants attacked by the lobate were compiled to create a host plant list for this insect. A total of 309 species of shrubs, trees and lianas were defined as hosts of the scale. Hosts included 85 plants native to southern Florida, and many species grown as ornamentals and fruit production. The host plants are mostly tropical species but some temperate species which extend into southern Florida were also hosts. Seventeen species were consistently highly infested. This indicates the extremely broad host range of the insect, one of the broadest of any known pests. The list may be used by horticulturalist and landscape specialist to recognize susceptible horticultural species including the most susceptible plants whichshould be now avoided in new plantings unless regular treatment for the scale can be done. Managers of natural areas will be alerted to more vulnerable species on their lands.


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10th Doctor: An unexpected phone call
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Title – Pack Threats
Author – Moonbeam
Series – Part of Growling 'Verse. After Part 04 – Mary, but explains something that happens in Part 02 - Fight
Rating – M (Only because of the subject matter)
Genre –A touch of Dom-Sub but only pretend.
Word Count –3297
Summary – Another pack alpha visits Derek's house and this time he cannot get Stiles out of the way.
Disclaimer – If I owned this show there would be more of it, lots lots more of it.
Author's Notes – Graduation Ceremony over, I was the speaker, introduced everyone, said little spiels about the kids, basically it was me talking into a microphone for 90 minutes. But 4 more days to the school year and to celebrate I am posting this. Please review and make the sheer exhaustion which is my permanent companion a little better. Or don't and just enjoy.
Pack Visit
by Moonbeam
Derek opened the door, standing behind it was a tall man in a dark blue suit flanked by three large men wearing sunglasses and eight people behind them, men and women who were all standing, heads bowed, below the man smiling with deadly glee at Derek.
"Mr Wolfram." Derek's stomach filled with worry at the man standing before him.
"Derek Hale, you look so much older than the last I saw you." Mr Wolfram said with a deep, husky voice.
"It was the funeral, at least ten years ago. Would you like to come inside?"
"Thank you Derek. Boys with me, the rest of you wait out here." Mr Wolfram followed Derek into the house.
Derek had only seen Mr Wolfram a few times in his life, but he had known from the very beginning that he was not a good man. He was not a good alpha. He had a large pack but he was dominant to all members in a way that most alphas were not. He demanded complete subservience, the three men were betas, his most trusted. Bodyguards, who were allowed to stand close, but always behind unless there was danger. The other group would be here to serve him, fetch things, provide anything he wanted; omegas probably but there may be some betas. They would never be allowed to stand on equal footing, would always have to bow. He was a powerful werewolf but not the type that Derek's father had been, or for that matter the type of alpha Derek was. His visit could not be for anything good.
Derek lead Mr Wolfram into the lounge room, waving him into a chair, his three betas flanking the back of his seat, behind him and remaining standing only because they were told to.
"Derek, I have the…" Stiles walked into the room and stopped short seeing the group.
Derek stood and looked at Stiles, he forgot he was coming over. Shit, this was going to be terrible.
"Derek, who is this little human?" Mr Wolfram called from behind him.
"He is my omega." Derek looked at Stiles pleadingly, he had kept the man out of the way last time, protecting him from exactly this. Stiles' eyes dropped to the floor as soon as Derek said omega. His head bowed, eyes up looking at Derek which Mr Wolfram would not be able to see from his position. Derek wanted to hug the younger man knowing that he had been researching, Stiles knew what he needed to do. This would be humiliating for him but hopefully he would know what was happening. He mouthed 'knees' to him and turned to Mr Wolfram.
Derek turned and smiled at Mr Wolfram, Stiles dropped to his knees next to Derek, his head still bowed. Derek placed his hand on Stiles' neck, he let his claws extend but Stiles' heartbeat didn't change. Derek kept his pinky out of sight and rubbed the soft skin of Stiles' shoulder telling him he was going well.
"He is a well trained omega Derek. I am pleased you are controlling your pack correctly. Where is the rest of your pack?"
"In town, getting my shopping."
Mr Wolfram smiled. "You have more sense than your father he was never very concerned with correct pack behaviours and hierarchy."
"Mr Wolfram, I am my father's son. Please remember that." Derek's eyes flashed blue quickly.
"Of course." Mr Wolfram smiled.
"May I offer you a drink Mr Wolfram."
"Coffee, black no sugar." Mr Wolfram said. Derek knew better than to offer anything to the men behind him. He remembered these visits from when he was a child, he and Laura had hidden and watched from the staircase.
"I will have coffee too Stiles." Stiles bowed his head and moved away waiting until he was behind Derek before standing and walking from the room, his head always bowed.
"How big is your pack now Derek?"
"I have three betas, one female and Stiles."
"Stiles is an odd name."
"It is not his given name." Derek did not want to share too much about Stiles. An omega wolf was the most vulnerable member of the pack. He wished he could send the boy down to the panic room but he had been seen now and he would be expected to wait on them for the remainder of the visit. Derek just hoped Stiles would be okay and that Mr Wolfram would not stay long. If Stiles did something wrong Mr Wolfram would expect Derek to punish the human and he did not want to, refused to, but could also not afford to make an enemy of Mr Wolfram if it could in any way be avoided. He wanted to protect Stiles from this side of werewolves. There were some very old fashioned packs out there and so long as Stiles did not want to be a wolf and Derek was able he would protect him from the sadist side of this whole thing he would. Stiles wasn't really even their omega, and he never would be, but anything to protect him.
Stiles came in with the two coffees. He kept his head down and shoulders hunched never looking at Mr Wolfram as he placed his coffee down in front of him. Derek moved and sat down across from Mr Wolfram. Stiles placing his coffee on the table and then dropping to his knees again beside Derek's chair his head still bowed. Derek put his hand back on Stiles' neck, showing his dominance to Mr Wolfram and, hopefully, his reassurance to Stiles.
"You have been alpha for three years now Derek." Mr Wolfram started.
"Yes, I took over from my uncle. Peter, I'm sure you met him."
"You mean killed him, all the animal attacks were obvious."
"He was rabid." Derek said not apologising for the murder.
"Yes, he was. It was a terrible thing that happened to your family. But it would have never happened to a stronger alpha, a stronger pack." Derek felt Stiles tense under his hand so he continued to rub his pinky finger along Stiles' skin.
"My father was a strong alpha. He was not the type of alpha you are Mr Wolfram but he was strong. It is impolite to come into my home and talk against my father. I will not allow anything to injure my pack. We are small but we are more than capable of taking care of ourselves." Derek's voice was firm but polite. He would put on a performance for Mr Wolfram so that nothing happened to Stiles, he would do what he needed to protect his pack but he would not allow anyone to come into his home and treat him as anything less than an alpha.
Mr Wolfram laughed. "You remind me a lot of your father Derek."
"Thank you." Derek heard the car coming down the driveway Stiles must have texted the cavalry while he was making coffee. Derek couldn't have a better mate than Stiles who was constantly smarter than anyone gave him credit for and was always keeping the pack safe in any way he could. Derek was never going to claim Stiles, or for that matter date him, but so long as he was a member of the pack they would survive anything that came their way. Derek squeezed Stiles' neck hoping that he would know that the pack had arrived.
Jackson, Scott and Lydia walked into the room and came to stand behind Derek, none of them looked at Stiles or showed any surprise that he was kneeling next to Derek with his head down. They formed a guard behind Derek and he felt them all close to him, felt their strength at his back.
"Where is their shopping?" Mr Wolfram asked.
"In the car Stiles, go." Scott said eyes not flickering down to him friend.
Stiles nodded and moved from the room and out the back to where the three had parked the car, away from the wolves out front. Derek relaxed slightly now that Stiles was out of the line of sight, he kept his ear on Stiles just in case but focussed his eyes on Mr Wolfram.
"My pack Mr Wolfram, Scott, Jackson and Lydia."
"You have a young pack Derek. But I do like your female." His eyes glued to Lydia, Derek assumed she was wearing her fuck off face.
"Young and strong." Derek said with pride.
"Yes, you took care of the wolf I sent for a visit a few months back."
"You sent him."
"There was no reason to send a wolf here to attack my pack. We had shown no threat to you."
"Just a test," Mr Wolfram said with a smile and a shake of his hand.
"I do not appreciate being tested Mr Wolfram."
"No, but you are young."
"I may be young but I am their alpha and if you send another wolf I will have to assume it is a sign of war."
"Oh no Derek," Mr Wolfram laughed again. "No war. I like to know about the other packs around me."
"Of course, but you can see how I could mistake what you did as an act of aggression." Derek made sure he was relaxed back in his seat, showing that he felt that his pack was in no way threatened by the older, more powerful alpha sitting across from him.
"Of course, but there is no reason to worry Derek. After all, our families are old friends."
"Yes, I remember the meetings you had with my father."
"He was always very stubborn."
"You will find I am just as stubborn Mr Wolfram."
"How unfortunate Mr Hale. Though you seem to have better ideas about pack hierarchy than your father."
"As you said, but like my father I have taught my pack how to act given the situation they are faced with."
"So your little human omega hasn't been properly broken in?"
"Stiles knows exactly how to act as the omega of my pack. And the way I treat my pack is my business and no one else's."
"We shall see."
"I must say your visit is a surprise."
"I prefer surprises, it is so much harder to be prepared for them." Derek supposed that would be true if he didn't have a pack of fiercely loyal betas and Stiles who had ADD, was obsessive, and liked to read the musty old books that had survived the fire or were in the family vault like they were not centuries old and in some cases not even written in English.
"Surprises only work on those who are not always prepared Mr Wolfram."
Stiles walked back into the room and dropped down beside Derek who immediately wrapped his hand around his neck. He didn't know which was better him being away from Mr Wolfram or him being where Derek could feel that he was okay.
"Yes, and you appear to be prepared Mr Hale."
Stiles twitched at the change in salutation and Derek wanted to smile, Stiles understood, he always understood.
"We are a small pack, we have hunters in town. We are always prepared." Derek knew his eyes flashed for a moment, barely long enough for it to have even been noticed but Mr Wolfram would have.
"Hunters? I dislike hunters, would you like help taking care of the problem?"
"We don't have a problem," Derek knew Scott would be tensed but hopefully the beta could hold it in. "We have an understanding, we do not hunt humans, and they do not hunt us."
"No humans?" Mr Wolfram asked his eyes lighting.
"I never developed a taste for it Mr Wolfram, it was not how my father did things and there are easier ways to settle problems than ripping someone's throat out." Stiles twitched again.
"Of course, your father's influence again Mr Hale."
"And of course my mother." Derek watched him tense, his eyes flash for a moment and knew the blow had landed perfectly.
"Of course."
Derek watched Mr Wolfram, neither speaking nor moving. Derek didn't know what else the man wanted but he would not give him the satisfaction of asking.
After long minutes that felt like hours Mr Wolfram stood, his three betas taking a step back. Derek rose too, his betas taking a step forward but Stiles remained exactly where he was.
"Lovely coffee Mr Hale. Thank you for your hospitality. You must come and visit me some time, bring your pet and the female. We could have a lot of fun." Derek knew Lydia would love that.
"Thank you for the invitation, I will of course take you up on the offer some time."
"Yes, well I need to leave. Goodbye Mr Hale."
"Mr Wolfram, thank you for visiting."
Derek and Mr Wolfram shook hands before Derek escorted the man to the door. Derek could hear Stiles clearing up in the other room as quietly as possible, sometimes it was very hard not to just kiss the other man. Derek stood on the steps, his betas flanking him as Mr Wolfram and his envoy got into their cars and drove away. Derek remained stiff and formal until long after the noise of the cars had disappeared.
Finally he turned to his betas and silenced their questions. "Run," he asked, ordered. They all nodded and changed running from the house in opposing directions. Derek walked back into the house and to the kitchen where Stiles was doing the dishes.
"What can I get for you."
Derek walked over to the man and placed a hand around his soapy wrist. "When you are finished here meet me in the lounge room."
"Of course." Stiles lifted his head and continued washing dishes when Derek turned to leave the room.
Stiles came into the lounge room just as Scott and Jackson came back. Both shook their heads but no one talked until Lydia walked into the room and shook her head as well.
"Well done." Derek said slumping back against the back of the chair.
Stiles sat down and smiled. "You all looked very formidable in your formation."
"I was talking to you Stiles. You did an amazing job. I did not want you to have to deal with that but you did great."
Stiles blushed. "After the last pack visited I translated the section of that book that was in Romanian about pack dynamics and the roles of each member of the pack. I knew I was an omega even if you guys don't treat me like one so I wanted to know what I was supposed to do."
"You are not an omega Stiles!" Lydia said firmly.
"I am; human and not a mate. I am the omega. It's cool, I would be pissed if I had to act like that all the time though."
"Most packs don't act like that at all anymore." Derek said hoping to move the topic along, Lydia was right but Derek did not want the idea planted in Stiles' head. He would investigate until he knew everything and then Derek would be screwed, and even though Stiles didn't want him it might ruin everything.
"But it figures some would so I wanted to know. It helped at school too, I referenced it in a paper I did last semester." Stiles shrugged.
"I bet you were the only geek to reference a book in Romanian they had translated themselves." Jackson said with pride as he rubbed Stiles' head before flopping down next to him.
"I was, I got an A but the teacher asked to see the book. I put her off because it was the end of semester and hopefully I won't have her next year and she'll forget."
"You can show her that book," Derek said his eyes closed all the tension leaving his body now and he felt so comfortable surrounded by his pack knowing they had just passed yet another test.
"Yeah, it's not one of the sensitive books. If she asks again you can take it in."
"Thanks Derek." Stiles beamed at him and then turned to the pack as a whole. "Anyone else hungry?"
"Starving," Jackson and Scott chorused.
"I am thinking toasted cheese sandwiches." Stiles said standing.
"No!" Derek growled and rose.
"Okay, so no sandwiches for Derek." Stiles said with an easy grin.
"No, Stiles you can't make them." Derek clarified.
"Why?" Stiles asked curious, he always cooked, he was the only one who really could. Lydia was alright and Derek could feed himself but Stiles knew how to cook.
"You are not our slave." Derek said his eyes flashing.
"Yeah he is," Scott said slinging an arm around Stiles' shoulder. "He told us so."
"What?" Derek asked.
"And I quote," Scott pulled out his phone and showed Derek the text message.
Scary alpha dude here, get shopping, come quick and treat me like a submissive slave. Stiles.
Derek growled and wrapped a hand around Stiles' upper arm pulling him from Scott. "You three go and make the sandwiches, enough for me and Stiles too." The three betas grinned and left the room. "You are very smart Stiles." Derek pushed Stiles down onto the couch, and sat next to him. He sat too close, knew he was too close but he didn't care and Stiles didn't say anything. Derek handed the remote to Stiles and let his head flop back against the back of the chair. "You are not our slave."
"I know that, I wouldn't let you treat me like one either. I am the only one who can cook worth a damn and I like not getting food poisoning." Stiles grinned as he turned on the TV and started flicking through the channels.
Derek smirked, "They can handle grilled cheese, I sent Lydia in to supervise." Derek turned his head and breathed in deeply, pulling the scent of Stiles, happy and safe, into his lungs allowing it to calm him, reassure him.
"What is the deal with your mum and Mr Wolfram?" Stiles asked holding his breath and wondering if Derek would be annoyed or would answer.
"You noticed that?" Derek rolled his head but didn't sit up.
"It annoyed him."
"You were staring at the ground."
"I have super powers," Stiles grinned.
"Mr Wolfram knew my dad from university. They both met my mum at the same time. He liked her, pursued her but she refused him. She liked Dad, they dated, got married had Megan, Laura and I. Then well, you know the rest."
Stiles wished he could ask Derek more about his family he would love to know what they had all been like. He did not want to make Derek sad though. For some reason Stiles wanted to know about Megan most of all, Meg as Derek normally called her. But she was the member of his family that Derek was the most hesitant to talk about. Stiles let the topic drop and moved his attention back to the TV.
Stiles finally settled on something, the three betas came back with a mountain of grilled cheese sandwiches and the five pack members spent the rest of the day watching whatever Stiles wanted.
Lydia sat back and watched her alpha and his mate and wondered how a man who could teach himself Romanian so he could read an old book, who was almost as smart as she was and who knew more about being a werewolf than most of the actual ones in the room could ever mistake his place in the pack for that of an omega. She wanted to slap him, she wanted to slap them both, but she knew neither of them were ready for all this yet.
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"I have made a decision to cancel the move back to 'winter' time starting from autumn this year", Russian president Dmitry Medvedev said on Tuesday, February 8, 2011. The new legislation eliminates the yearly switch between standard time and daylight saving time.
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Most Russians are meanwhile expected to welcome the new legislation as it will make winter days seem longer. "This is an important addition to the day which people will be able to use," the president's economic advisor Arkady Dvorkovich said. He added that some regions will see up to 17 percent more daylight as a result - without explaining, however, how these figures were calculated.
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I looked at one at a LGS recently. The deal breaker was "Happy Valentines Day" stamped into the frame.
I think Browning is like Mercedes; mere mention of the name raises prices.
This is a discussion on New to me High Power. A rant! within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I just picked up a Browning HP at the gun shop where I work. Always wanted one, made in Belgium, assembled in Portugal, two tone, ...
I just picked up a Browning HP at the gun shop where I work. Always wanted one, made in Belgium, assembled in Portugal, two tone, ambi safety (I'm a lefty), fixed white line sights, just what I was looking for. I even have a couple magazines somewhere in the garage I saved for years in case I bought a HP.
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I intend to tinker with the gun, replace the round hammer that bites, maybe do a trigger job, probably remove the magazine safety, replace the horrible Pachmayr grips. I look at Brownell's for parts and wow! Spare magazines from Browning are over $60! A replacement slide stop from Browning is over $130!!!! Replacement hamers and sear sets run around $150! What exactly makes parts for a gun that's been around forever so much? Even Pro-mags are almost $30. Why should they be $5 more than a longer 5906 S&W magazine? I get that the sear is a bit more complex than a 1911, but really?
It's a good thing it comes with an ambi safety, you don't even want to know what one of those costs!
I figure the gun will cost me about $200 or $250 worth of work since I don't get a paycheck there. Still a great deal for a Browning, but I don't want to spend another $200 in parts. I was thinking about getting the blued slide refinished to match the frame, since SWMBO and I will probably carry it, and I'll at least need to get the hammer refinished if I cut it off instead of replacing it. Pics will follow by Monday if anybody doesn't know what a HP looks like and wants to see. Man, I've never ranted about a new gun before.
PS, anybody got any old Browning parts laying around their workbench that aren't getting used?
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I looked at one at a LGS recently. The deal breaker was "Happy Valentines Day" stamped into the frame.
I think Browning is like Mercedes; mere mention of the name raises prices.
Retired USAF E-8. Curmudgeon at large.
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Paranoia strikes deep, into your life it will creep. It starts when you're always afraid... Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth
Let me go through my BOX O STUFF....I have about 6 Hi Powers at last count, and I KNOW I have parts laying around.
One big bit of advice though....DO NOT tinker with the sear/firing pin unless you have more than a smattering of know how. They are not complicated per se, but not as easy breezy as a 1911. You can make yourself a 7-year minimum stretch in federal pen machine pistol with one too few strokes of a flat file! I know...I have seen me do it about 20 years ago on my first Hi Power project! I IMMEDIATELY ground the sear into metal filings and started again! When you fit the new sear make sure after EVERY file and stone stroke, you reassemble everything, run the action, hold your thumb on the hammer and SLOWLY let the hammer come to rest, recock and slowly run the wlide forward making sure the gun goes into battery before the hammer starts to fall...otherwise, you got'em a subgun!
Good luck on the project though...I HEART the Hi Power.
I have an excellent gunsmith/mechinest who milled Heinie Lo - Pro sights into my 1964 T-Series slide. He also installed a left side only extended thumb safety from C&S. Total cost including parts was less than $200. He is in Stuart and if you are interested send me a PM and I will give you his contact info.
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If you want more magazines go with MecGar; they make the Browning-branded mags. Only difference is the lack of a "mousetrap spring" on the MecGars and a slightly different finish. Half the price the OEM's.
I feel your pain about the slide stops, hammers, etc. When at gunshows I keep an eye peeled for tables with parts bins.
AZ Infidel, thank you for looking. Much appreciated. An anonymous tip led me to Meg Gars at Midway on sale for $20. I got a few of those, and some new springs for the ones I found in the shop and the one I eventually found in my garage. I kind of like the white line sights on it, probably won't change yet. Mag safety is gone, and I promise I won't get ahead of myself trigger-wise. Stupid NFA! After the mag safety went away, the trigger isn't bad. Crisp, no overtravel. Most of my 1911s have bobbed, flat hammers and I think I'll do the same here if I can find a spare hammer soon. If I only do tbe hammer in hard chrome I'll go with a local industrial company, if I do the slide I'll use Ford's since I'll probably send my P7M8 out at the same time.
Unfortunately, SWMBO was looking over my shoulder when I came acrross Ivory colored micarta grips at Brownell's. It will have these, she says. If I can't locate a decent holster this weekend, I'll call Fist on Monday.
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CDNN usually has affordable Mecgar mags. I had Jimmy at KHolster add the BHP to his lineup for me and it works very well. Enjoy your Hi Power!
sounds kind of like the rant of the guy who finally got the popular girl to date him...she looked good and everybody wants one...they just cant all afford her and she comes with some baggage...
The Kahr P9 is the best fitting auto I have ever had in my hands for a polymer....The Browning HP is the bestfitting period, and is hi-cap. I WILL HAVE ONE. Congrats.
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First of all I think you should let people know on the hard drive packaging that they can download the free Acronis software for cloning their old hard drive so they don't waste money on Norton Ghost. Websites that sell your hard drives such as Tigerdirect and Newegg should mention the free Acronis software on their hard drive product page. I'm more likely to buy a new hard drive if I know I can get the cloning software for free. Also I encountered the following issue after cloning my old 320GB drive and installing the new 750GB hard drive. I have Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit on my laptop and my laptop has an Intel chipset. After installing the new hard drive Windows Update, Windows Live Mail and Windows Live Messenger stopped working. After wasting a lot of time trying to figure this issue out, I found a post on the internet that mentioned Intel's Rapid Storage Technology Driver. I went to Intel's website and downloaded iata_enu.exe file. After installing this file everything worked again. You should include a piece of paper with your hard drives that explains this issue and how to resolve it. You should also mention this issue and the solution on your website.
Ditto on the consumer notices about controller driver support for 4k sector drives.
WD should also note that Vista users may need to Install Hotfix KB2553708 on old drive image PRIOR to cloning.
on the label on my hardrive it has the link to get the free clone software
yes the Intel RST software can be a real pain -- also needs to be up to date on your system if you wish to use 3 or 4TB drives under Windows 7.
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