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Looking for a show stopper?

Thu, 07 Jan 2010 22:14:49 GMT

Looking for a show stopper? Here it is. Fabulous single family home has all the bells and whistles. Upscale in features and location.

Enjoy breakfast from the kitchen nook, dinner from the formal dining room and entertaining in the grand great room with a gas fireplace.

First floor master bedroom and bath with jetted tub allows for privacy. All the bedrooms are generous in size and style.

Looking for top quality-it's here. Two zone heating and cooling, back up generator, fully applianced, the list goes on!

Looking for Space? This house has 1.3 acres

Wed, 14 Oct 2009 18:37:30 GMT

Looking for a little elbow room? Four bedrooms, 2 bath brick and wood house has plenty of yard space for all your activities.

In ground pool, detached two car garage, shed and a new well pump are just a few of the amenities. This house has a great floor plan and with a little work, the seller's loss will be your gain.

Any sale is subject to seller's lender approval.

Spacious Townhouse next to Park

Tue, 06 Oct 2009 19:01:31 GMT

Spacious twonhouse with three bedrooms and 2.5 baths located close to the bases and mall. New paint, newer carpet, dining room, kitchen with breakfast bar, utility room and tons of cabinets.

All this located on a court with a park at the end of the street.

Enjoy the serenity of lake side living

Mon, 01 Jun 2009 17:24:30 GMT

Lakefront living is the best! And that is exactly what you will get when you live here. The quality control owner of this house wanted perfection and he certainly created it here. The custom kitchen has tons of cabinetry, a pantry and has been wired to have outlets for every gadget you could possibly want to plug in.

The 3/4 lake front lot is peaceful and beautiful. Enjoy the view from inside or outside. The deck offers a hotub, or if you prefer, relax by the gazebo flanked by flowers and shrubs, both sporting views of the lake.

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The motor home garage has been especially designed and definitely "over built". If there is something you think you might like in a property---this one has it!

I See The Moon and The Moon Sees Me

Fri, 12 Dec 2008 03:00:00 GMT

We thought you might like to take a moment during this very busy time of year to enjoy one of the wonders of our world.

Happy Holidays,

The Butler Team

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Biggest Full Moon of the Year	12.09.2008
Dec. 9, 2008: No, you can not see Neil Armstrong's footprint. But go ahead and look: The full Moon of Dec. 12th is the biggest and brightest full Moon of the year. It's no illusion. Some full Moons are genuinely larger than others and this Friday's is a whopper. Why? The Moon's orbit is an ellipse with one side 50,000 km closer to Earth than the other: diagram. In the language of astronomy, the two extremes are called "apogee" (far away) and "perigee" (nearby). On Dec. 12th, the Moon becomes full a scant 4 hours after reaching perigee, making it 14% bigger and 30% brighter than lesser full Moons we've seen earlier in 2008. Above: In 2004, Greek amateur astronomer Anthony Ayiomamitis photographed an apogee Moon and a perigee Moon, and set the images side by side to show the difference. [Larger image] A perigee Moon brings with it extra-high "perigean tides," but this is nothing to worry about, according to NOAA. In most places, lunar gravity at perigee pulls tide waters only a few centimeters (an inch or so) higher than usual. Local geography can amplify the effect to about 15 centimeters (six inches)--not exactly a great flood. Okay, the Moon is 14% bigger, but can you actually tell the difference? It's tricky. There are no rulers floating in the sky to measure lunar diameters. Hanging high overhead with no reference points to provide a sense of scale, one full Moon looks much like any other. The best time to look is when the Moon is near the horizon. That is when illusion mixes with reality to produce a truly stunning view. For reasons not fully understood by astronomers or psychologists, low-hanging Moons look unnaturally large when they beam through trees, buildings and other foreground objects. On Friday, why not let the "Moon illusion" amplify a full Moon that's extra-big to begin with? The swollen orb rising in the east at sunset may seem so nearby, you can almost reach out and touch it. But you still won't be able to see Armstrong's footprint. Not even Hubble can do that. The Moon is 384,400 km away (on average). At that distance, the smallest things Hubble can distinguish are about 60 meters wide. The biggest pieces of left-behind Apollo equipment are only about 9 meters across and smaller than a single pixel in a Hubble image. What you will see is the world around you. This is both the brightest and (in the northern hemisphere) the highest-riding full Moon of the year. If you go outside around midnight it will be close to overhead and act like a cosmic floodlamp making the landscape absolutely brilliant, especially if there's snow. Full moons are always high during winter and, indeed, the solstice is right around the corner on Dec. 21st. A fun experiment: Take a friend outside on Friday evening and ask if they notice anything unusual. Is the Moon big and bright enough to impress the unwary? Explain perigee later....

Close to Beach

Wed, 09 Apr 2008 12:54:54 GMT

This two bedroom duplex has been totally renovated and is in tip top condition. You have a choice of two decks and a lovely backyard for your outside enjoyment.

Bathroom has shower stall -- no tub.

No pets-no smokers.

Application fee and security deposit to be paid with certified funds at the time of application.

Rent to be paid by auto-withdrawal.