Vernon said Rick Jimenez is 5 feet 10 and has several tattoos, including HUSTLER on his neck and WEST COAST on his right forearm.
WHAT -- 3-bedroom house HOW MUCH -- $525,000 This 2,200-square-foot 2,200-square-foot 2,200-square-foot gated fly-in community of Eagle Neck on the Georgia coast.
In 1884, he settled in Prout's Neck, on the Maine coast, where he gloried in having "no other man or woman within half a mile" and took little note of his growing fame.
And it is in the iconic seascapes devoid of people like "The Northeaster," "West Point: Prouts Neck," "Eastern Point" and "High Cliff: Coast of Maine" that one sees his shifting focus to more modernist painting, noted Thomas Denenberg, the curator for the Homer show at the Portland Museum.
Auckland, built around a series of bays on a neck of land between two coasts, is the city where it's all happening.
When sales figures showed that he and John Grisham were running nearly neck and neck on the East Coast but that Grisham had a big lead out West, Patterson set his second thriller series, "The Women's Murder Club," about a group of women who solve murder mysteries, in San Francisco.
The interior basin of the Congo River is joined to the Atlantic Ocean by a narrow neck traversing ridges parallel to the coast.
Mrs. Page decided to forgo their usual vacation at Swan's Neck, a resort on the Carolina coast, and take their two daughters on a tour of the northeastern seaboard.
Nearby Nags Head got its name, according to tradition, because unscrupulous robber-settlers tied lanterns to their horses' necks and drove them along the coast to lure unsuspecting seamen to run aground on the reefs.
Great Neck was one of the few Gold Coast communities that welcomed or even allowed Jews then, mixed in as they were with the theatrical and literary crowd that flocked to the suburb.
Get rid of that transmission tower with the blinking red light, free yourself from the limits of physics and distance and go coast-to-coast without the FCC breathing down your neck.
