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COMMUNITY WEB SITE Welcome to our Community Website. We hope you take full advantage of the many resources available on this website! Bookmark it and use it often! All visitors are welcome to browse the real estate pages, photo galleries and play games. The BIG NEWS is that this website is password protected for added security! All pages created specifically for Hernando Beach Residents are only accessible to registered Hernando Beach homeowners.. Registration is quick and easy - complete the registration form and click on the "submit" button. You'll receive a password by e-mail which you can then personalize for your use. This website is case sensitive. Once registered, you will have Full Access to all resources, including: Add photos to the neighborhood photo gallery, participate in the many discussion and information forums, advertise events using the Neighborhood Calendar, or request volunteers for your fundraiser. You can even coordinate your Bunko group, find/advertise handyman or lawn care, form carpools, walking, dinner, exercise groups, golf, etc. Whatever your interest, you're sure to find a neighbor interested as well. Please note: Homeowner pages of this site are fully password protected; access is available only to Hernando Beach homeowners. This is for your protection - please know that your registration information is for the purpose of this site registration only and will not be shared or used for any other purpose. This site is sponsored by Ralph Paulsen, Distinctive Homes & Properties We would appreciate your comments and suggestions regarding this Community Site! - Ideas for improvement?
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Top Windows exec to leave Microsoft
Microsoft Corp. says the executive in charge of its Windows and Web operations is leaving the company.
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Dolly downgraded to tropical storm
 Authorities had feared the first hurricane to hit the U.S. since last September could produce up to 20 inches of rain in some areas, possibly breaching levees in the heavily populated Rio Grande Valley.
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Pitt threatens to sue over family photos
 Brad Pitt's lawyers say they will take legal action against anyone publishing photos taken of the actor and his newly enlarged family at their French estate. Severa; Web sites removed the photos.
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Controversial cell phone warning
 The head of a prominent cancer research institute issued an unprecedented warning to his faculty and staff Wednesday: Limit cell phone use because of the possible risk of cancer.
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Collision forces closure of Mississippi
 The Coast Guard closed 29 miles of the Mississippi River at New Orleans after a 600-foot tanker and a barge loaded with fuel oil collided, breaking the barge in half.
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Shipping company charged in S.F. spill
The Hong Kong-based operator of a container ship that struck a bridge support in the San Francisco Bay last year has been indicted for allegedly doctoring paperwork in an attempt to thwart the investigation.
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Dolly's heavy rains raise flood fears
Authorities had feared the first hurricane to hit the U.S. since last September could produce up to 20 inches of rain in some areas, possibly breaching levees in the heavily populated Rio Grande Valley.
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Coast Guard: Nobody properly licensed on tug
The Coast Guard closed 29 miles of the Mississippi River at New Orleans after a 600-foot tanker and a barge loaded with fuel oil collided, breaking the barge in half.
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5 dead spouses: Police were warned
 A former police officer and a neighbor said Wednesday that a Georgia grandmother who now has five dead spouses tried to hire them to kill her fourth husband more than 20 years ago.
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Infant cut from womb leaves hospital
A baby boy who was cut from his slain mother's womb has been released from a western Pennsylvania hospital.
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Maya Angelou
"Nothing will work unless you do."
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Margaret Thatcher
"In politics, if you want anything said, ask a man; if you want anything done, ask a woman."
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Dale Carnegie
"Success is getting what you want. Happiness is wanting what you get."
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Christopher Lasch
"Nothing succeeds like the appearance of success."
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How to Store Wine
Wine has been around for thousands of years; from the ancient Romans to modern Americans, this lavish drink is enjoyed worldwide. Nowadays, most people simply buy their wine from the local grocery store wine rack, oblivious on how to properly store the wine to make sure it lasts as long as possible. The main thing to keep in mind when storing wine is, of course, avoid light and heat, as well as vibration. There are other things to remember, though, such as the different storage methods required for different types of wine, and it is vital to be as careful as possible whenever considering how to store your particular bottle of wine.
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How to Play Haikai (Collaborative Poetry Game)
Haikai collaborative poetry (aka renku, or renga) has a long history in Japan, where it combines aspects of game-play with literature.[1] It's a fun and creative group activity which is becoming popular in the west in recent years. You don't need to be a poet to play!
The plan below is for a 12-verse haikai, but there are many other plans (up to 100 verses, if you and your writing partner(s) are feeling energetic!). Each haikai consists of alternating three- and two-line verses.
There's an example haikai down the page, to give you some ideas.
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How to Make Dulce De Leche
Dulce de leche ("milk candy" in Spanish) is a rich and decadent sauce or syrup, similar in flavor to caramel. Unlike caramel, however, which is made by heating sugar, dulce de leche is prepared by heating sweetened milk. The process is simple but can take a long time. This article will outline various ways to make this creamy, wonderfully sweet, and silky smooth treat.
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How to Break the "Nice Guy" Stereotype
You don't want to end up looking like him! You've probably heard the phrase "nice guys finish last" and perhaps you've experienced it as you watch pushy, inconsiderate guys get the job you want or get the romantic attention of someone you've been pining for. It doesn't seem fair, does it? There's nothing wrong with being nice, but when you're so nice to everyone that you stop being nice to yourself, your efforts can backfire. Here are some ways to show people that you value yourself and that they should value you, too.
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How to Xeriscape
This front yard near Salt Lake City, Utah, requires minimal wateringXeriscaping is a conceptual form of gardening that uses drought-tolerant plants and grasses to beautify a home or business. Xeriscaping may become the method all future gardeners will use to develop their gardens as water becomes an increasingly precious asset to the world, especially in arid climates such as the desert. The term Xeriscape was coined by the Front Range Xeriscape Task Force of Denver Department in 1978 as a way to promote water efficient landscaping. The name Xeriscape is a registered trademark of Denver Water. The root word Xeros is from the Greek language and means dry. Xeros was combined with the term landscape (which means to modify land). [1] Xeriscape gardening is as varied and beautiful no matter the location. It does not mean gardening with only cacti, succulents and rock. It means to landscape a garden with plants that use lesser amounts of water to help people lower their water bill and reduce maintenance.
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