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Posted by Michael Mike Adkinson - Being able to fish all the way across the pond instead of along the shore made me a happy camper because we all know that the bigger fish is in the deep water wink, wink.

Public input sought on fee: District may help housing.

Oct. 28–Stone County residents can give input Tuesday about a Public Improvement District designation requested for the $17 million Beaver Dam Crossing development in McHenry.

The public hearing will be at the Stone County Courthouse at 2 p.m. PID bonds are used to finance the project’s infrastructure, and property owners in the district pay a fee to repay the borrowing.

This is the second PID that developers Bob Windham and Mike Adkinson of…

Holiday Planning to Make a Big Splash in Mississippi

Florida-based builder will soon start selling homes in Biloxi-area neighborhood adjacent to long-delayed master planned community

Beaver Dam Crossings is about a half mile from Horizon, a large proposed master planned community in McHenry, Miss., 24 miles from the Gulf of Mexico. Both communities were hatched by the same development company, Mississippi Investors VI, which is owned by Florida-area developers Robert Windham and Mike Adkinson. Shelpman says that Holiday is interested in building at Horizon, too, and has “rights of first refusal” on lots there. After several months of delays and snafus, it appears that Horizon’s first phase — 8,000 single-family homes on 5,000 acres — is finally moving forward, albeit slowly.

WASHINGTON: Springers Surge As May 1 Issue Hits Newsstands

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President: Mike Adkinson is involved in corporate development, identifying potential acquisition targets and structuring purchase agreements. Mikes experience is without comparison, being involved in land development for over 40 years is rare in such a volatile industry. Another rarity is the fact that Mike and his beautiful wife Jan have actually resided for most of those years in the very area where our developments lie. Raising a family in the same communities you build in lends a unique outlook on what that area is capable of growing into. It also allows for first hand knowledge of the impact that growth will have on the people that live in the community to be developed and the businesses that support that community. Mike Adkinson is a professional and aggressive businessman, but most importantly he is honest and thoughtful of the impact that his actions have on a community.

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Researchers from Canada and Japan have uncovered some remarkable results on how eastern and western cultures assess situations very differently. According to Takahiko Masuda, a professor from the University of Alberta: “Our results demonstrate that when North Americans are trying to figure out how a person is feeling, they selectively focus on that particular person’s facial expression, whereas Japanese consider the emotions of the other people in the situation.” This may be because Japanese attention is not concentrated on the individual, but includes everyone in the group, says Masuda. “East Asians seem to have a more holistic pattern of attention, perceiving people in terms of the relationships to others.” (Alternative Article)

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