     * @param g A graph to include in the check.
     */
    public void addRaw(Graph g) {
    	// Add every triple
    	ClosableIterator it = null;
    	try {
    		it = g.find(null, null, null);
    		while (it.hasNext()) {
    			add((Triple) it.next(), true);
    		}
    	} finally {
    		if (it!= null)
    			it.close();
    	}
    }

    /**
     * @param n1
     * @return
     */
    protected int getCategory(Node n1) {
        return getCNode(n1).getCategories();
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One of the most widely used spices, most people are familiar with the black, white, green, and pink peppercorn. White peppercorn comes from the same fruit as black peppercorns though processed differently. The berries are soaked for 10 days in water to remove the outer skin before its dried. White peppercorn have a creamy white smooth surface and is earthy fruity with sharper, hotter taste. White pepper is used in Chinese dishes as finishing because it can become bitter when cooked too long.ODESSA, Texas (KMID/KPEJ) – The United Way of Odessa in partnership with HEB will be hosting their annual HEB Live United Golf Tournament benefiting the United Way of Odessa’s 16 local partner agencies.
The tournament will be takes place this Friday September 9th at Ratliff Ranch Golf Course. First flights tee off is at 8am and second flights tee off is at 1:30pm. Lunch will be provided by HEB. United Way & HEB invites you to join them for this event.
The kickoff to the 2022 Campaign Season has just begun for United Way. This years goal is to raise $1.5 million. The events hosted are one of the ways that they are able to raise money to fund their 16 local nonprofit agencies.Cove Harbor @ APPLEHEAD ISLAND Project.
Best and final offers are due March 13, 2015 at 2:00 PM.
Applehead Island opened in 1983 as Americas most prestigious, secure and private residential lakefront address. The Island is the leading and largest of Horseshoe Bays (HSB) five most upscale subdivisions. Collectively they contain 325 Cove and Open Water lots. As of this printing, the MLS reports that only 20 such lots remain available, that 18 of the 20 are priced between $825,000 and $2,300,000 and that none of the five subdivisions have sold any for less than $400,000 over the past 5+ years.
The other two of the 20 — being the ONLY other upscale Cove and Open Water lots available – are priced competitively with the four in this auction.
The Sellers, who are long-term HSB lakefront Investors and were 22-year lakefront residents, have moved from the area and – both being in their late 70s – decided to begin divesting. Accordingly, they have ordered all four lots sold As Is – Where Is to the highest bidder above an opening bid of only $149,000 each, which based on MLS records dating back 5+ years is: $318,500 less than their average Appraised Value, $251,000 less than the lowest-price paid for ANY lakefront lot located in HSBs FIVE Most Upscale Subdivisions, $201,000 less than the lowest-price paid for ANY HSB Cove or Open Water lot, and $151,000 less than the lowest price paid for ANY lakefront lot located ANYWHERE in HSB – including flood-prone CREEK.
NOTE: Lake Frontage and Appraised Values are based on completion of the Cove Harbor project per 10/3/2014 PLAN. The lots are served by Underground Utilities (Electricity, Water & Sewer).
Approval for Cove Harbor @ Applehead Islands Plan of Construction was received on 10/3/2014 and for its Governing Conditions on 10/22/2014. They shall apply to the four lots if collective bids for them total more than a bid for them as a four-lot package. Each lot shall provide more lake frontage than essential (see 10/3/2014 Plan) and at a very reasonable cost.
At closing, buyer of each lot will place a competitive $57,500 into Escrow (not included in the purchase price) to pay for 1/4th of the Harbors overall construction costs and construction will commence ASAP after the closing/funding date. However, if one buyer purchases all four lots, Cove Harbor’s Plan and the need for escrow can be set aside. The same right extends to individual lot buyers if all favor another plan that provides acceptable lake access for the four. The two above referenced documents, along with the Construction Contract, a 32-page in-depth Study of HSBs Overall Lakefront Market, and a 55-page Appraisal of the Subject Lots dated 11/13/2014, are included in the Property Information Packet.
The new owner(s) of these lots qualify for a waiver of the $20,000 Initiation Fee for the Resorts Golf membership. Privileges include unlimited use of its three Robert Trent Jones, Sr. Golf courses, Driving Ranges, Whitewater Putting Course, 17 Tennis Courts, Spa & Fitness Center, large Marina, Boats & Wave Runners, 4 Pools, private Airport, Yacht Club, Dining and Member Social activities (some fees required).
Click here for a virtual tour of the Islands Amenities!
Terms: A 10% Buyers Premium will be added to the high bid. Properties sell free and clear of all liens. A $7,500 deposit per lot is required with the bid. Bidders should request the approved Auction Sales Contract from auctioneer. A total of 10% down (to include the deposit) is required within 24 hours after being confirmed the winning bidder. Balance of contract price is due at closing within 45 days. Buyer brokers will earn a 3% commission if they have registered their buyer with the auctioneer according to the Buyer Broker Guidelines. Please see the complete terms & conditions.
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To receive the Cove Harbor Construction Contract and the required Auction Sales Contract, please contact Scott Swenson at scott@JonesSwenson.com or call (512)261-3838.
To view the complete Terms and Conditions (which include the Bidding Procedures) or the Horseshoe Bay Lakefront Lot Market Study, click on the Documents link at the top right side of this page and select from the dropdown menu.
The link will look like this!
To view additonal photos of the property click on the Photo Galleries link at the top right side of this page and select the Applehead Island Gallery.Two Good Interviews to Read
I read two domain industry interviews yesterday, and I think you should check them out when you have an opportunity today.
Ron Jackson wrote an interesting article about Bob Olea, a domain investor and commercial airline pilot. I’ve known Bob for several years, have done business with him, and have considerable respect for him and his opinions. Bob recently started his own brokerage, DomainSalesPlus.com, which is now integrated with Frank Schilling’s Internet Traffic platform.
Also, yesterday, Ray Hackney posted an interview with Brad Mugford at HybridDomainer.com. Brad, who primarily uses the handle DataCube.com on forums and blogs, has been a successful domain seller. Brad’s focus is on end user sales, and he’s done pretty well in that area during the last few years.
It’s interesting to read interviews to learn about how people got their start in the domain industry. These two articles are well worth a read.
Is there anyone in the domain industry you