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Morgantown, WV (Sports Network) - Da'Sean Butler had 21 points, eight rebounds and five assists as 11th-ranked West Virginia held off No. 21 Ohio State, 71-65, at WVU Coliseum.
Darryl Bryant had 14 points while Wellington Smith added 11 for the Mountaineers (15-3), who have won three of four.
William Buford had 22 points, Evan Turner added 18 points and 11 boards while Jon Diebler donated 11 points for the Buckeyes (14-6), who had a three-game winning streak stopped.
The Mountaineers started the second half on fire as the team scored the first 10 points and cut its deficit to 40-38 on a Kevin Jones layup less than three minutes in.
The game stayed close for the next several minutes, but Jones tied the game with a jumper and Butler gave West Virginia its first lead of the game on a three-ball with just under nine minutes to play.
West Virginia gave itself some breathing space as Butler hit two free throws and, after Turner missed two free throws, Joe Mazzulla put in a layup for a 68-61 lead with 3:44 to play.
After a Butler free throw made it an eight-point game, Diebler hit two from the line and Dallas Lauderdale followed with a tip-in with 56.7 seconds to play to make it a four-point game
Butler then missed a jumper, but Diebler miss a three-ball at the other end and Bryant's two free throws in the final moments capped the win.
The Buckeyes got the first eight points of the game and later held an 18-7 lead after Buford followed two free throws with a jumper about 7 1/2 minutes in.
Ohio State built its lead to 14 points several times in the closing stages of the first half and took a 40-28 lead into the break.
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Former Silver City Mayor James Marshall accepts new position with Town of Silver City
By Susan Dunlap - Sun-News Former Silver City Mayor James Marshall at his final Town Council meeting while he was still mayor.
Painter Michael Cook leads MRAC Artist Lecture Series
SILVER CITY, N.M. >> The Mimbres Region Arts Council, in partnership with Western Institute for Lifelong Learning and WNMU, is pleased to feature painter Michael Cook in the first lecture of the 2014-2015 Artist Lecture Series at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept.
WNMU reaches out to global partners
Courtesy Photo Western New Mexico University has welcomed these four international students, from left, Nemorio Rodriguez of Brazil, Enrique Ruiz of Spain, Igor Moreira of Brazil and Lara Villarmea of Spain.
Gila River Festival and Pickamania!, in this issue's Tumbleweeds section and elsewhere in this section, respectively.
Pickamania! is back for a sixth year to put an exclamation point on the transition from summer to fall, Sept.
Taste of Downtown returns to Silver City on Saturday, Sept. 6, to benefit Silver City Mainstreet.
There's a certain kind of person who's attracted to places like Silver City. We couldn't exactly explain it, but Tom Hester captures it in this charming story of art and a surprising friendship with another kind of local with roots that go much further back.
Grand Prize Winner, a short story by Tom Hester
We're proud to present the winners in our annual writing contest, which range from rollicking short fiction to meditative poetry.
Earlier this year I contacted the local Audubon Society about a hike related to birding.
Gila River near the bird refuge in fall, photographed by Dennis O'Keefe. This and other photos/cards of the area are displayed and sold at O'Keefe's Bookshop in downtown Silver City.
Grant County Art Guild announces weekend shows
Grant County Art Guild member John Catsis will show many of the photographs during the Sunday exhibits at the Pinos Altos Gallery in the historic Hearst Church.
Weapons fired: A caller advised he heard one gunshot and someone crying in the area when he arrived home 15 minutes earlier he saw a man and women outside arguing in the 2700 block of Leslie Road.
Weapons fired: A caller advised he heard one gunshot and someone crying in the area when he arrived home 15 minutes earlier he saw a man and women outside arguing in the 2700 block of Leslie Road.
Silver City's downtown Masa y Mas Tortilleria going out of business
By Susan Dunlap - Sun-News Masa y Mas Tortilleria is closing its doors for good Friday.
"The Odd Way Home" will open the 10th annual White Sands International Film Festival at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Cineport 10, 700 S. Telshor Blvd. The event kicks off with a Q&A with the filmmakers.
Legislators React to State Revenue Forecast
Should state officials spend "new money" projected for next year on programs and services, save it for future needs, or take advantage of the opportunity to reduce taxes? Legislators representing Grant County have differing opinions.
Mimbres Region Arts Council Holds Annual Meeting
The Mimbres Region Arts Council celebrated an outstanding year of successful programming at its annual meeting at The Commons on Tuesday evening, August 26, 2014.
Cobre School Board Receives Updates on Elementary and High School Construction Projects
The Cobre School board met Monday, August 25, at the district office. The open meeting was preceded by a long closed session, from 6:00 until 7:20 pm, according to Board President Toy Sepulveda.
Bear Creek Cabins and Diane's Restaurant in the Spotlight at Gila EDA Roundtable
At the August 22, 2014, meeting of the Gila Economic Development Alliance Roundtable, this month's guest speakers, Diane Barrett of Diane's Restaurant and Billy and Dawn Donnell of Bear Creek Cabins, shared stories of their respective businesses' successes and their challenges as small businesses operating in Grant County.
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SILVER CITY >> An attempted burglary took place at First New Mexico Bank between the afternoon of Aug. 16 and the morning of Aug. 18, according to a Silver City police report.
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Where In the World Are the Most Debian Developers?
Christian Perrier (Bubulle) issued statistics in his blog that show which countries of the world have the largest per capita Debian developers. First place goes to Finland.
Bubulle's weblog statistics appeared as a correction to Alexander Reichle-Schmehl's earlier report from August. According to Perrier, the per capita Debian developer rate is highest in Finland (3.93 active developers per million population), followed by Switzerland and Sweden, tied each at a 2.59 active developer rate. Chances are slim of racing ahead of Finland, unless you are Luxembourg and add one more active developer to the existing one to double its 2.03-per-million rate.
On an absolute basis, the U.S. has the highest number of active developers at 214, followed by 172 in Germany. However, the U.S. ranks in 19th place at a 0.7-per-million rate related to its overall population. As Perrier notes, "Germany and Austria are competing very closely, which is probably not a surprise... [and] there is a very tight match between Belgium, Netherlands, France and Ireland."
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Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
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Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
New Raspberry Pi Adds Two USB Ports
New B+ board lets you build cool things without the complication of a powered USB hub.
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Senator Releases GAO Report Citing Need to Close Farm Payment Loopholes
Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley released a Government Accountability Office report yesterday (Tuesday) showing additional changes are needed to the eligibility requirements for being actively involved in farming. Grassley says the report shows there is far too much subterfuge of the law. He says taxpayers are footing the bill for farm payments to 11 active managers of one farm - who supposedly provide significant management experience - but don't perform any labor. The loophole has been allowed to stand for too long - according to Grassley - who says it's time to close it once and for all to maintain a safety net for the farmers who really need it. Grassley says this is just one more reason his payment limits provisions to the Senate and House farm bills should stay untouched.
The GAO report reviews the Farm Service Agency's compliance review of farming operation members' claimed contributions of active personal management and personal labor. It also examines the FSA's state offices' timeliness in completing and reporting compliance reviews and the results. The GAO recommends Congress consider modifying the definition of significant contributions of management activities. To view the report - visit Grassley dot senate dot gov (http://grassley.senate.gov).
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Neither Daniel Lule nor his family knew his health and heart were in danger.
But Bureau County Coroner Janice Wamhoff says the condition that caused the Spring Valley teen to collapse and die Wednesday, day one of his high school's football practice, was likely something he'd had since birth.
"His heart should have been no bigger than about 450 grams. His heart was 780 grams," she said. "His heart took up the biggest portion of his chest."
Wamhoff says Lule's enlarged heart could have given out at any time.
The problem-- there were no warning signs, and being a teen, he had only had regular sports physicals.
In Illinois, those do not include detailed heart exams.
Within the last few years, other states, namely California, have upped those standards.
"Out there, everyone who has a sports physical has an EKG done. If we had had an EKG done here, we would have seen how big his heart was," said Wamhoff.
Wamhoff says she would like to see required EKG's, or echocardiograms, implemented here at home.
She encourages players, coaches and parents to lead the charge.
"There are thousands of kids throughout all the schools in Illinois and other states who are doing this sports physicals and don't have a clue what's going on," she said.
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The Central Texas wine industry is growing like wild vines but late season frosts have affected this years harvest for many local wineries.
Wineries and vineyards throughout the area may have to bring in grapes from outside Texas to meet the demand.
Valley Mills Vineyard wine maker Craig Parker says the industry is buzzing.
"The Central Texas region is growing at a staggering pace," said Parker. It's actually growing exponentially from year to year which is very unusual for any industry," said parker.
However, the states unpredictable weather has caused a number of local wineries to fall on hard times this year.
Tehuacana Creek Vineyard owner Ulf Westblom says this year's weather has affected their harvest.
"We had a frost which killed all our shoots which were already out and getting ready to create the grapes," said Westblom. "Now the good thing is you can start all over again but the second shoot you get doesn't have as much grapes only about 25-30 percent of the number of grapes."
Though this year isn't as bad as the string of triple-digit temps and harsh drought conditions from 2011, grape growers say this year was anything but good.
"This is probably one of the two worst harvests we've had since we opened," says Westblom.
To get by, some wineries had to buy grapes from out of state. The move that may force them to remove "Texas" from their labels if lawmakers don't step in like they have in the past.
Some years actually the legislatures have changed the law just for that year so that lower amounts of Texas grapes are allowed to still but Texas on the label," says Westblom. "I think most vineyards had a very low year this year."
For now they'll have to wait on lawmakers to decide.
Either way, they say not even the weather can slow down this blooming industry.
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For the third straight day, the JU track & field team tallied another good effort at the NCAA East Preliminary Round Saturday in North Florida's Hodges Stadium.
Freshmen Courtney Walker, Shanique Walker and Shadaey Campbell and junior LaTonya Payne ran a time of 45.41 in the 4x100-meter relay, falling only six spots shy of a NCAA finals berth.
"All four members of that relay team are new this year," JU head coach Ron Grigg said. "I am very proud that three freshman could advance as far as they did. This will be a good experience for them. Every performance this weekend outperformed our initial ranking. As a coach, you can't ask for much more than performing at your best at the most important meet against the strongest competition. We have a lot to be proud of as we look to the future."
The Dolphins close out the meet with seven athletes performing well in six events.
Payne (400-meter hurdles) along with juniors Bienna Freeman (800-meter) and Joane Pierre (800-meter) all reached the quarterfinals of their events.
Freeman and Pierre also fell two spots shy of claiming a NCAA Championship appearance.
Freshman Shanique Walker recorded a personal-best in the 100-meter hurdles, while junior Charlene Charles recorded a leap of 19'4.75" in the long jump.
Charles will continue on for the Dolphins as she competes in the heptathlon at the NCAA Championships on June 6 in Des Moines, Iowa.


text: Injuries on the Bills' offensive line have caused a major reshuffling of the front five, but don't expect a drop-off in play. Both C Geoff Hangartner, who started the team's first 12 games, and Kraig Urbik, who has played both center and guard this season, have knee injuries that will force them to miss time; Urbik's was so severe that he was placed on I.R. That means Eric Wood, the starter at right guard from opening day through Week 11 before he went down with an ankle sprain, moves to center, and Cordaro Howard steps in at right guard. The new unit — including regular starters Demetrius Bell at left tackle, OLG Andy Levitre and ORT Mansfield Wrotto — should be able to continue the solid play the line has shown so far this season. One thing this line won't have, with the recent rash of injuries, is much depth, a concern for this makeshift group over the season's final few weeks.


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Colleges offer satellite classes in Wichita area
With many people going back to school in an effort to find work, state schools are making it easy to return to the classroom.
Many statewide schools offer classes for those in the Wichita area, allowing students access to the classroom without the travel or move to main campuses.
"We have five statewide locations outside of our main campus," said Meg McGranaghan, director of El Dorado-based Butler Community College's online learning. "They include Andover, Rose Hill, McConnell, Marion and Council Grove."
Bigger schools like the University of Kansas and Kansas State University are working with smaller area schools such as Butler and Cowley College to offer degree completion programs without having to travel to Manhattan or Lawrence.
Here's a look at what's new at some of the Wichita-area satellite campuses:
Baker University
Wichita location: 3450 N. Rock Road, building 400
• Offers: Associate's of Arts in Business, Bachelor of Business Administration and several master's degrees. These degrees are open to only Baker students seeking to finish these programs entirely away from the main campus.
• What's new: Baker hopes to open up the building to classes for students who are looking to take independent undergraduate classes such as speech and psychology. A new health care degree program will be launched next month.• Number of students: Around 500 students attend the Wichita campus.
• For more information, visit www.bakeru.edu.
Butler Community College
McConnell Air Force Base location: Education Center building 412
• Offers: Classes for active duty personnel to continue their education, as well as civilians. Location offers the same general education courses and certification programs with smaller class sizes.
• For more information, call 316-681-3522 or visit www.butlercc.edu.
Cowley College
Mulvane location: 430 E. Main
• Offers: Offerings include Emergency Medical Technician and certified medication aide classes, as well as Wichita State University elementary education courses. They also offer a select range of general education classes. The Career and Tech center in Mulvane offers welding and automotive programs.
• For more information, visit www.cowley.edu/mulvane.
Hutchinson Community College
Newton location: 203 E. Broadway, Suite 200
• Offers: General education courses and programs for welding and machine technology.
• For more information, call 316-283-7000.
Southwestern College
Southwestern College has locations in east and west Wichita, as well as at McConnell Air Force Base.
• Offers: A variety of programs that are both online and traditional courses. master's in business, as well as education with a major in special education are offered, along with many bachelor's degree programs. These classes meet one night a week, with majority of the coursework online.
• For more information, visit www.southwesterncollege.org or call 1-888-684-5335.
Tabor College
Wichita location: 7348 W. 21st St.
• Offers: Complete bachelor's in nursing, business and Christian ministry, as well as master's in business and education.
• For more information, visit www.tabor.edu.
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Maybe playing someone who was retired yesterday in a big game against your fiercest rivals isn't the best idea after all. A Manchester United throw in on the left flank all goes horribly wrong when Paul Scholes loses possession, and the ball pops out to Sergio Aguero in the centre. His initial shot is well saved by Anders Lindegaard, but the goalkeeper can't hold it and is left helpless when the Argentine striker follows up and buries the rebound.
That makes it 3-2 and City are making things very interesting now, despite being down a man and having their two creative wingers off. Can they really make a comeback here? They've got all the momentum and more than twenty minutes to get a third goal, and United look almost dead on their feet. It'd be a crushing blow to throw this all away now, although you have to admit that the visitors still look more likely to score.


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Holographic diagnostics
(Phys.org) —'Smart' holograms, which are currently being tested to monitor diabetes, and could be used to monitor a wide range of medical and environmental conditions in future, have been developed by researchers.
(Phys.org) —'Smart' holograms, which are currently being tested to monitor diabetes, and could be used to monitor a wide range of medical and environmental conditions in future, have been developed by researchers.
(Phys.org) —Holograms have attracted wide attention for their ability to produce a realistic 3D image of an object by recording the object's light field and later reconstructing the light field on a 2D ...
(Phys.org) —In the world of biomedical science, optical microscopy rules – and nonlinear optical microscopy, which uses ultrashort pulse lasers as the illumination source, allows researchers to glean ...
A new technique that combines optical plates to manipulate laser light improves the quality of holograms.
(Phys.org) —Applied physicists at the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) have demonstrated that they can change the intensity, phase, and polarization of light rays using a hologram-like ...
Amazon, long rumored to be developing its own smartphone, is working on a screen that allows people to see 3D images without glasses, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.
(Phys.org) —Researchers from the University of Cambridge's Department of Engineering have demonstrated the novel utilisation of carbon nanotubes for making high resolution holograms.
What would it be like to step in an ordinary room and feel a gentle, computer-generated jungle breeze, with trees swaying nearby that you could touch?
(Phys.org)—A breakthrough in the use of carbon nanotubes as optical projectors has enabled scientists to generate holograms using the smallest ever pixels.
I've seen some holograms recently. Hologram Tupac Shakur, you are no hologram.
Digital Domain Media Group, creators of a Tupac Shakur hologram that rocked this year's Coachella festival, said Monday it has raised $10.5 million to help build a roster of virtual stars.
Holographic antennas first studied around 40 years ago are again a hot topic given the potential of holographic images for a variety of applications. EU researchers developed novel prototype devices based ...
A Queen's University researcher has created a Star Trek-like human-scale 3D videoconferencing pod that allows people in different locations to video conference as if they are standing in front of each other. ...
Last week the world watched on as a supposed hologram of the late rapper Tupac Shakur performed at the Coachella music festival in California.
The Twittersphere was alive Monday with discussion about an eye-popping performance by rapper Tupac Shakur at a US music festival -- 16 years after he died.


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Rockford Police are investigating the death of a white male found just before 8:00 a.m. in the 1100 block of Buchanan Street on Tuesday, February 5.
An autopsy was performed on the body Tuesday afternoon, but the cause of death is pending further testing.
The man's name is not being released until family members have been located and notified.
Anyone with any information on the incident is encouraged to call Rockford Police at 815-987-5824.
Foul play is not suspected in the death of a man found near the Morgan Street Bridge.
The man's body was found Tuesday morning and police believe he is homeless.
The man's identity has not been released.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- One of the great stock market myths of our time is that Oracle (ORCL) made a great deal when it bought Sun Microsystems in early 2010.
Since then the value of Oracle has risen about 45%, sales are up by 63%, and profits are up 56%, on an annual basis. The market is offering a premium multiple of 16.44 for those earnings, against less than 12 for Apple (AAPL).
The belief is that since Oracle sells database software and high-end hardware to scaled enterprises, its earnings are more certain going forward than those of a mere consumer device maker, and Sun is a big reason for this.
But is it? Oracle's hardware sales are trending down, as noted in reporting on its most recent fiscal quarter by ITWorld. Oracle was not a hardware company before buying Sun.Oracle's response is it also acquired key software assets with Sun. These included some of the "crown jewels" of the open source movement -- the mySQL database, the OpenOffice office suite, the OpenSolaris operating system, and Java, the write-once, run-anywhere computer language. How is that working out? Not so well. Monty Widenius, the outspoken mySQL co-founder, told The Register in November that Oracle is breaking its promises and, in the process, sabotaging his own open source fork of the code, called MariaDB. OpenOffice has been given over to the Apache Software Foundation after European developers became so angry with Oracle's management they created their own fork of the code, called LibreOffice. Last week I linked to former Sun evangelist Simon Phipps' story about efforts to fork OpenSolaris. But this is nothing next to what has happened with Java. Last week the U.S. Computer Emergency Response Team, or US-CERT, issued this release telling users to disable Java 7 in their browsers due to a security threat they could not find a way to fix. Criminals are already using the flaw to infect computers, as InfoWorld noted. Even the U.S. Department of Homeland Security is issuing warnings.
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Standing more than 50 yards from organized team activities on Thursday, media members couldn't discern if Luke Kuechly cleanly intercepted a Cam Newton pass.
It zipped toward wide receiver Steve Smith about 15 yards downfield, but Smith collided with safety Charles Godfrey trying to make a play on the ball.
The ball deflected and hung in the air as second-year middle linebacker Luke Kuechly dove to the ground. He stood up, extending the ball in the air with one hand as if to signify he indeed had the interception.
"Oh yeah I got that one," Kuechly said. "He's going to say I didn't but I got that one."
Newton wasn't available after practice, so Panthers coach Ron Rivera was asked if he considered the pass intercepted.
"I can't say," Rivera said with a smile. "I have to be neutral."
There's a competition between Newton, the 2011 Offensive Rookie of the Year, and Kuechly, the reigning Defensive Rookie of the Year, at Panthers' practices, one that involves neither young star giving an inch to the other.
"It's an unspoken challenge for me not to throw a pick to him. Just personal, you know," Newton said last week.
"We have our own way of communicating and challenging each other, knowing that you know I just don't want to throw a pick to him. Anybody else – no I just want to protect the football. If I were to throw an interception, it's not going to be in 59's hands, just being that he has so much control over that defense."
Since sliding from weakside linebacker to the middle of the defense after four games into the 2012 season, Kuechly has made Carolina's defense his own. He led the league in tackles last year en route to earning the top rookie honor for a defender.
Kuechly has received even more praise since then. Last week an article on NFL.com said Kuechly could soon be the torch-bearer for middle linebackers in the NFL following the retirements of future Hall of Famers Ray Lewis and Brian Urlacher this offseason.
At the risk of "rubbing batter on the cake," Newton said last week Kuechly has not just taken a step, but a leap, this offseason.
And Rivera said communication on the defensive side of the ball during workouts is the best it's been since he became the head coach in 2011. A lockout-shortened preseason in 2011 and injuries to former middle linebacker Jon Beason in 2012 means there was plenty of room for improvement, but Rivera said Kuechly's communication in the huddle has "gone to the next level."
"I'm just going to heap some more and put some more pressure on him," Rivera said. "The way he communicates, the way he handles things, the way he does things, as far as the huddle and in the meeting and on the field and in the locker room is what you'd hope.
"He doesn't take the praise, he heaps it on his defense. He talks about the defensive line and they're doing this so I can do that. He talks about (linebackers) Thomas Davis and Jon Beason. He's learned from those guys. He, to me, is the consummate pro. It's not about him it's about us. And that's what's impressive about him."
Kuechly has long heard the good things people have to say. A three-time All-American at Boston College, Kuechly was the first linebacker taken in the 2012 draft.
Now, after having enjoying the best defensive season of any rookie last year, he's hearing it again.
"It's kind of like last year," Kuechly said. "Stuff that happened in college, happened in college. Then you start a new year and that's how I'm going about it this year. Last year was last year. We did some good things, we did some bad things. Now it's this year.
"Now I have to improve on where I was. You can't be stagnant. Obviously it's a cool thing, but you got to keep moving forward."


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Gold is expected to trade in a narrow range of Rs 27,600-28,000 and a conclusive close above Rs 28,000 could trigger a rally.
Globally, the shiny metal continued to hold near a two- month high on safe-haven appeal on the back of escalating violence in Iraq and weak dollar.
While large amounts of black money do leave India, they probably also round-trip back to India, to reap the riches of a fast-growing economy.
Do we watch ourselves to check out our form; or is it to indulge our vanity not so secretly?
The first meeting of bullion banks, refiners, central banks and mining companies will be held on July 7 in London, it added in a statement.
The demand for gold in the current year has been pegged at 850 -950 tonnes, and the offtake of more than 500 tonnes is expected between July and December.
Gold prices rose in domestic bullion market due to continued buying from jewellery stockists and retail consumers, driven by a strong global sentiment.
Gold prices rose 0.15 per cent to Rs 28,007 per 10 grams in futures trade today as speculators created fresh positions on positive cues from global markets.


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SAN FRANCISCO -- This column is about 49ers' first backup quarterback, Colt McCoy. But I have something to admit up front. I have zero interest in McCoy and I bet you feel the same.
Never in my life did I think I'd write about McCoy. I would have preferred to write about the four moron fans who ran onto the Candlestick field Sunday night, but that's not football and, as the players say, I only want to talk about football.
Which brings me to McCoy who, almost certainly, is not the real McCoy. The 49ers acquired him in the offseason to play second fiddle to starting quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who played in the first quarter Sunday night against the Minnesota Vikings and did very well, as you would expect.
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After that, coach Jim Harbaugh inserted McCoy into the game, such as it was. McCoy had been having a miserable preseason. He had looked like a very bad quarterback for a long time. His acquisition looked like a mistake.
McCoy started his latest assignment miserably. "Miserable" is a word that sticks with him. In the second quarter, he threw a pick and he completed four passes for an average "distance" of 3.3 yards. You could get more distance with a peashooter.
Rumors had been swirling the Niners were trying to trade McCoy. You could see why. It also is a fact that the team recently restructured McCoy's contract, which means they took away a bunch of dough and now are paying him the league minimum. That would be $630,000 plus incentives, a pittance to a ballplayer, although it's a ton of dough to you and me.
Why the restructure?
Well, if the Niners are paying him peanuts, he would be easy to trade. On the other hand — and this is interesting — they could be less eager to cut a guy making next to nothing.
This is the stuff you think about in preseason, convoluted stuff you hate thinking about.


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Spring brings Easter fun to families across the county (From Witney Gazette)
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5:00am Monday 7th April 2014 in News By Sophie Scott, Education Reporter, also covering West Oxford. Call me on (01865) 425437
EASTER holidays got into full swing over the weekend as children hunted for hidden treasures.
Waterperry Gardens, near Wheatley, and Albert Park in Abingdon hosted activities at the start of the school holiday.
At Albert Park events included an egg-and-spoon race, tug-of-war, football and a bunny hunt.
The event, at Abingdon Vineyard Church, has taken place each Easter for six years.
Families at Waterperry Gardens could search for Easter rabbits hidden in the grounds and if eight were found, children could claim a chocolate surprise.
Jake Dobbins and his sister Anna, spot a bunny at Waterperry Gardens
Headington's Jake Dobbins, eight, and sister Anna, five, found eight out of the 10 hidden animals.
Jake, who went with mum Ellie, said: "My favourite bit was finding the bunnies.
"I found it quite exciting that we actually managed to find them.
"They were quite high up so it was quite difficult."
Anna said: "I liked finding the bunnies with my brother."
At Albert Park, Anthony Hopgood of Geoffrey Barbour Road, Abingdon, took children, Leo, eight, and Sofia, five.
Sofia Hopgood competes in the egg-and-spoon race at Abingdon Vineyard
Sofia, who took part in the egg-and-spoon race, said: "Me and my brother got an Easter egg each. I had a really good time."
Children from Early Days Nursery in Ipsden, near Wallingford, performed a concert for parents on Friday.
The performance, called Three Little Pigs, told the story of Easter and children sung Easter-themed songs.
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Funeral arrangements are set for a young man killed in last week's shooting in Bozeman. Larry "LJ" Clayton died at a Seattle hospital on Saturday after being shot in the abdomen at a house party last Friday morning.
Two others were also shot at the party. Friends say one of the men remains in fair condition at Billings Clinic after being shot in the leg.
25-year-old, Cody Christopher Little is charged with two counts of attempted deliberate homicide and one count of assault with a weapon for the shooting.
County Attorney, Marty Lambert tells us he plans to amend one of the charges to deliberate homicide after Clayton passed away. His funeral will take place next Thursday October 3 at 1:30 p.m. The funeral will be held at The Commons at Baxter and Love in Bozeman.


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We recently sailed on the MSC Opera from Durban, South Africa to The Portuguese Islands off the coast of Mozambique. The service from the staff on board was for the most part excellent, (I say for the most part because when my brother went to report his lost phone the reception staff was politely uninterested)
The cabins were a little tight but adequate with all the amenities. The noise level from the passage was a little loud at times. I found the double bed to be generous and comfortable but the ladder to the top bunks seemed a little unsecured even when you tried ramming it in (maybe that's just me) The closet had plenty of space and i loved the porthole
the onboard entertainment was interesting and suitably engaging - I enjoyed their shows and dance lessons. The cabins are small but adequate. The food was plentiful and appealing to the eye - the only thing is that taste wise it was sometimes bland. The meat sometimes lacked flavor, and the vegetables were often overdone. Having said that its not easy to please everyone and palates are very different so I do applaud the effort made and the attention they paid to the presentation of the food.
I would suggest getting the wine vouchers rather than the cocktail vouchers - its much more value for money that way.
Overall I would recommend cruising with this group - the ship is beautiful, the service is excellent and they kept us well informed.


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A visit with Virgil…
As some of you recall, Virgil (brother to Rosalie and Renatta) is now the owner of my friend Evelyn. Well, recently Evelyn had to take a trip to Chicago so I offered to house sit for her and watch her boys (Virgil has a "big brother", Leo). So on Wednesday night I went to visit after work so she could walk me through all the feeding and cleaning rituals for the boys. Not really to my surprise, Virgil never appeared during the two or so hours I was there. Leo came out and was sitting next to his mom and did allow me to pet him.
Anyway, Evelyn left on Thursday morning and I showed up after work at her house, put out food for the kitties… but no kitties to be found. I got there around 7, went to bed at 11 and neither of them came out during that entire time.
Well, at about 1:30 in the morning I was in bed and had my elbow slightly dangling off the side of the bed and felt a little furry tap on my elbow! It scared me! Then I looked over to see little Virgil squatting down in his attack position. He waited for just a moment and the BOLTED out the door and back down to the cellar!
About an hour later, I woke up just to see if Virgil had returned and as I scanned the room his little head popped up at the end of the bed. He was sitting up on his hind legs in his "Prairy Dog" pose (or Murcat, whichever you prefer to call it). He was SOOO cute! And once again, BOLTS out the door.
So, again I'm off to work on Friday, then come home around 9 (after swimming). No kitties for the first hour, then Leo made an appearance. Sitting completely across the room from me, watching for me to make ANY sudden or suspicious movements, you know, like a good Guard Kitty. No sign of Virgil. Went to bed again around 11 or so and NO visit from Virgil that evening.
Saturday went by, I was out running errands most of the day, when I got home Leo came out and DID finally approach me and did let me pet him but I sort of had to chase him a little. I was running from me, he was purring, but wasn't sure he wanted to be TOO close to me, he shouldn't REALLY trust me. No sign of Virgil. Went to bed again around 11 or so and NO visit from Virgil that evening.
So, Sunday, I wake up around 9am. Make some coffee, get a visit from… Leo. Plunk myself on the couch in front of my laptop and start doing my internet thing. WELL, WELL, WELL, Virgil wanders into the room and plops himself down completely across the room. Needless to say, he's a very timid little guy (not so little really at 12 lbs).
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The Barn Players Present Sondheim's FOLLIES, 4/18-5/4
The Stephen Sondheim landmark stage musical "FOLLIES" premieres Friday evening April 18thand plays through Sunday matinee May 4th at The Barn Players, 6219 Martway in Mission. The musical has won eight Tony Awards and tells the story of a reunion of past performers from "Weismann's Follies", held in a crumbling Broadway theatre about to be torn down and features the music that won our hearts between the World Wars
"FOLLIES" is considered one of Sondheim's finest musicals with songs including such Broadway classics as: Broadway Baby, I'm Still Here, Losing My Mind, Rain On The Roof, Beautiful Girls, Could I leave You?, One More Kiss and a host of others. The production will have audiences on their feet, clapping and cheering for more. "FOLLIES" is directed by Eric Magnus with musical direction by Tim Braselton. The show is rated "PG".
The Barn Players production of "Follies" features the largest cast ever assembled in the theatre's 59 year history and spot-lights some of the area's finest performers and singers. The cast includes: Tracy Fox, John Edmonds, JC Dresslar, Kipp Simmons, Peggy Mall, Anita Meehan, Pamela Klifer, Erica Fox, Diana Strahm, Sharon Johnson, Ruth Baum Bigus, Debbie Huffman, Dee Dee Diemer, Dennis Maddux, Ray Zarr, Paul Anderson, Victor Castillo, Pete Barrett, Ed Downs, Sarah Bodle, Jake Leet, Alyssa Winters, Daniel Hrdlicka, Alyssa Hoedl, Katherine Ruprecht, Zoe London, Jill Smith, Andrea Serrioz, Veroncia Wood, Lakin Allen, Sam Hay, Blaine Brungardt and Miles Wirth.
Tickets are $18.00 and may be purchased on the theatre website www.thebarnplayers.org, by calling 1-800-838-3006, or at the box office the date of the performance; discounts for seniors and students.
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A man wanted in a brutal attack was arrested by U.S. Marshals at a Tempe apartment he was hiding out in, according to authorities.
The U.S. Marshal's Office said Christopher Martin Young was wanted by the Yuma Police Department for aggravated assault and burglary.
Beginning in April, Young allegedly abused his girlfriend, leading up to an attack. The victim suffered severe injuries, and Young fled the Yuma area.
Young was arrested on Wednesday at a Tempe apartment complex without incident.
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Obituary: Harriet B. Schaye
Date: April 1, 2013
by: Molly Schechter | Contributing Writer
Harriet B. Schaye, 79, of Longboat Key, died at home March 28 after a long and valiant struggle with a heart ailment.
Mrs. Schaye was born Aug. 11, 1933, in Medford, Mass. She attended Brookline High School and Boston University and married Edward N. Schaye Feb. 22, 1953. They lived in Beloit, Wis., then Rockford, Ill.
The Schayes discovered Longboat Key as a result of their son John working for Nick Bollettieri. They made their first visit to The Colony Beach & Tennis Resort in 1977. The plan was to stay two weeks, but the weather up North was bad, and it was love at first sight, so Ed Schaye commuted while Mrs. Schaye basked for six weeks. They bought at the Colony on that visit. They acquired at Sea Place in 1978 and in Winding Oaks in 1997, when they moved here full time.
A statuesque woman with a mane of curly red hair, Mrs. Schaye was active in all of her communities, including the Girl Scouts in Boston and the sisterhood of congregation B'nai Abraham in Beloit. In Sarasota, she joined the board of Community AIDS Network in 2006 and served as its chairman in 2007 and 2008, becoming chairman emeritus when her health failed. Mrs. Schaye was a great friend to many and loved a good game of cards.
Mrs. Schaye is survived by her husband, Ed; sons John Schaye, of Great Britain, and Robert Schaye, of Beloit; daughter, Elizabeth Ballis, of Chicago; seven grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. There will be a memorial service at a later date.
The family is receiving visitors from 5 to 8 p.m. Monday, April, 1 at their home at 3449 Winding Oaks Longboat Key.
Contributions may be made to Community AIDS Network, 1231 N. Tuttle Ave., Sarasota, Fla., 34237; Jewish Family & Children's Service, 2688 Fruitville Road, Sarasota, Fla., 34237; or the charity of your choice.
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Maryam al-Khawaja, who campaigns against abuse in Gulf state, charged with insulting king and assault on arrival.
The prominent Bahrain human rights activist and critic of the ruling family, Maryam al-Khawaja, has been arrested by authorities on her arrival at the Gulf state's airport.
Posts on the Twitter account of Khawaja said she had been charged with insulting the king, assaulting police officers, and faced charges for her involvement with the rights campaign, Wanted For Justice.
Khawaja, the co-director of the Gulf Centre for Human Rights, is the daughter of Shia Muslim activist Abdulhadi Abdulla Hubail al-Khawaja, who has been in custody in Bahrain since 2011 and is on hunger strike.
The Reuters news agency reported her mother Khadija al-Musawi as saying her daughter would be transferred to the public prosecution court on Sunday.
A later post on her Twitter account stated that she would be held for seven days and was not allowed to see a lawyer before her interrogation.
Khawaja, who has lived abroad for several years, had returned to Bahrain to see her father, who recently decided to go on a new hunger strike. Her sister, Zainab, had been released from custody on Friday pending further investigation.
On 1 September, Marietje Schaake submitted written questions to High Representative Catherine Ashton concerning the case of the arrest of Maryam al-Khawaja in Bahrain. Please find a plain text version […]
...Al-Khawaja, a dual citizen of Denmark and Bahrain, has been in a Bahraini prison since 2011, serving a life sentence for demonstrating against the government and organising protests during the Arab Spring. Along with eight others, he was convicted on charges of terrorism and attempting to overthrow the government. While jailed in Bahrain, al-Khawaja has been subjected to torture, violence and sexual abuse....
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(Beirut) – Bahrain should provide victims of torture with physical and psychological rehabilitation, Human Rights Watch and other human rights groups said today, based on a letter they sent to King Hamad.....
Bahrain accepted the BICI's finding that its security forces tortured people in 2011, so it should face up to its treaty obligation to help the victims recover.These 13 prisoners should not be in jail in the first place, but that doesn't mean Bahrain can ignore its obligation to help them recover from torture by its security forces.
Nabeel Rajab urges Ireland 'to fight for democracy around the world' ...
Rajab believes there are similarities between Bahrain and Ireland in their shared struggles for democracy, justice and equality. "You were ruled by the British; we are ruled by a family who invaded the country 200 years ago and treated the indigenous population badly. [The government] marginalised people, put them in jail."
He says that because Ireland achieved democracy, the Irish people "have an obligation to fight for democracy around the world . . . and to play a more active role in human rights struggles in the Middle East".....
After a week that saw a militarized police crackdown and the imposition of a nighttime curfew, Amnesty International USA has taken an "unprecedented" step by sending a 13-person delegation to monitor the developments in Ferguson, Missouri. It is the first time the Amnesty organization has deployed observers inside the United States. We speak to Steven Hawkins, executive director of Amnesty International USA.
A researcher at Human Rights Watch, Omar Shaker, has confirmed that the facts documented in the latest HRW report on the Rabaa massacre are unquestionable, and that the killing of protesters is still ongoing. In an interview with Aljazeera, Shaker, who
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Bahraini Human Rights Activist Nabeel Rajab has arrived in the British capital following his release from a jail in Manama. He held a press conference in the House of Parliament to speak of his ordeal. But Rajab's arrival was met with brutal treatment by British security forces.
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(Reuters) - Bahrain has banned three Muslim clerics from preaching in mosques, accusing them of violating the "ethics and principles of religious discourse", in what opposition activists said was part of a crackdown on dissent.
State news agency BNA said the Ministry of Justice and Islamic Affairs and Interior Ministry of the Sunni Muslim-ruled kingdom had forbidden Sheikh Kamel al-Hashemi, Adel al-Hamad and Mohammed al-Mansi to preach in and around the capital Manama.....
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I think the world outside of the United Sates knows more about the oppression in Bahrain than people in the United States and the United States government is trying to keep it quiet because every crime that is going on in Bahrain, the suppression of freedom of speech, the denial of human rights, the torture that is going on in the jails and the indiscriminate jailing of anybody who voices their opinion against the autocratic monarchy they get jailed and tortured and killed and that contradicts everything the United States supposedly stands for.
It contradicts democracy, it contradicts human rights, it contradicts women's rights, it contradicts the rights of free conscience and that is why the United States does not want to air its dirty linen because Bahrain is the United States' dirty linen.
We are responsible for the murder that is going on there and the United States government knows it and that is why most of the people in the State Department are appalled about what we are doing in Bahrain and they do not like it...."
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On 24 July 2014, Nabeel Rajab, president of BCHR and director of GCHR, arrived with his wife and two children (12 and 16 years old) at Heathrow International Airport from Bahrain on a personal visit to see friends and undergo medical checkups in the UK.
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What is wrong with England? The AlKhalifa terrorists are treated like royalty and human rights defenders are treated like terrorists! Reverse values operating in the British elite.....
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Plz sign and help an innocent Muslim women regain her freedom. She was convicted on nothing other than guilt by association. She is a gifted neuroscientist and has no connection whatsoever to
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The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) has agreed to launch an international inquiry into violations that may have been committed during Israel's latest military offensive in Gaza.
Navi Pillay, the UN high commissioner for human rights, warned earlier that Israel may have committed war crimes in its offensive against Hamasin the Gaza Strip, where hundreds of Palestinian civilians have been killed in the past two weeks.
Pillay told an emergency debate at the UNHRC in Geneva that Israel had not done enough to protect civilians.....
Prominent Bahraini activist Maryam al-Khawaja was arrested after arriving in the island nation over the weekend.
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She is arrested only for being an Al-Khawaja! The Failed terrorist AlKhalifa regime is without any morality whatsoever!
Less than a week in to his new hunger strike, Abdulhadi al-Khawaja has reportedly fallen into a coma. The family plans to appeal to Denmark for help.
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(a) Termination Authority.— Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the Secretary of Defense may terminate the employment of any employee in a defense intelligence position if the Secretary—
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Irvine, Calif. - The No. 9 Nebraska sand volleyball team added two 5-0 victories on Wednesday, topping Irvine Valley College and Loyola Marymount. With the wins, Nebraska's record in dual matches is now 3-3.
The Huskers' pairs teams posted an undefeated record on the day, with the only three-set match coming as Meghan Haggerty and Sheridan Zarda took on LMU.
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February 11, 2014
The CDCR is proposing new regulations on "security threat groups" or "gangs," which will be implemented after a regular public hearing, to be held on April 3. The Step Down Program, which CDCR has been executing as a pilot program, is apparently being added to CDCR's vast number of regulations. The implementation of the official Step Down Program comes while a second legislative hearing on Feb. 11 has been organized.
November 17, 2013
Potosi Correctional Center prisoners are in desperate need of assistance from any and all outside organizations, politicians, agencies, state representatives, officials, media, investigative agencies etc. Please assist us to make prison officials cease their transgressions and malicious violations of our federally and state-protected rights and cease continuing restrictions of confinement.
September 12, 2013
Only a handful of prisoners globally have withstood the duration of years of harsh and solitary confinement that Albert and myself have. The state may have stolen my life, but my spirit will continue to struggle along with Albert and the many comrades that have joined us along the way here in the belly of the beast. I want to thank all of you, my devoted supporters, for being with me to the end.
August 7, 2013
In an Aug. 6, 2013, op-ed piece published in the Los Angeles Times, Jeffrey Beard, the secretary of California's inaptly named Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDC), cynically attempts to dehumanize a significant percentage of California's population – i.e., the state's incarcerated population – while making light of the grave human rights abuses perpetrated by the CDC.
July 24, 2013
We ask you, Gov. Brown, to set an example. In their time, the U.S. Army consigned the inhumane prison conditions at Dachau to the trash heap of history. The same thing should happen now to the unbearable prison conditions in the prisons of the United States – and especially the prisons in the State of California, which you govern.
June 19, 2013
Paraphrasing Bro Mumia's words: Jailhouse lawyers must look beyond the state's imprisoning bars, bricks and cement to build relationships with others in the so-called "free" world to further and support social movements that spread liberating and progressive space within society. We behind the concrete walls start this new progressive movement. But we need the outside support of our communities to stand with us.
May 26, 2013
It is time that I fire a published poetic nuclear warhead at you. This has to be fundamentally sound to rejuvenate the spirit and souls of those who still walk upright and with dignity to be counted as men within the depths of legalized oppression. My message will be two-fold, addressing one of several lawsuits that I am aggressively pursuing and CDCR's ongoing twisted campaign of validating and isolating prisoners.
August 26, 2012
The struggle is long and arduous, and sometimes we do etch out significant victories, as in the case of our Brotha Mutope Duguma in In re Crawford, a significant step in reaffirming that prisoners are entitled to a measure of First Amendment protection that cannot be ignored simply because the state dislikes the spiel.
March 11, 2012
I insist that California Gov. Edmund G. Brown and President Barack Obama take a hard look at the inhumane treatment of California prisoners here in the United States of America being tortured in solitary confinement units because of their political beliefs, influence and being jailhouse lawyers etc. And even if someone is a gang member, it still does not give CDCR officials the right to torture them.
January 25, 2012
Since the last hunger strike ended, we have weathered wave after wave of retaliation from the state's prison administrators that continues unabated to this day. None of us want to die, but all of us are prepared to do so to realize our five core demands. History dictates no less. The ultimate arbiter of our fate – and this society's fate – is the people. YOU. Our love, loyalty and solidarity to all those who cherish freedom, justice and human rights and fear only failure.
May 9, 2009
On a windy April 24th, hundreds gathered into Humanist Hall on the periphery of downtown Oakland to celebrate the 55th birthday of Mumia Abu Jamal, a former Black Panther who has been a political prisoner for the last 28 years, as well as celebrate the release of his newest book, "Jailhouse Lawyers," published by City Lights (www.citylights.com).
April 23, 2009
It's the party of parties! Celebrate Mumia's birthday and the release of his new book, "Jailhouse Lawyers," this Friday, 4/24, 6:30pm, Humanist Hall, 390 27th St., Oakland, with keynote speaker prison abolitionist Prof. Angela Davis, Min. of Info. JR, Mistah F.A.B., Chela Simone, Kiilu Nyasha, Tiny of Poor, Molotov Mouths, Adimu of Hairdoo and many more.
April 5, 2009
Don't miss this review of Mumia's new book by one of his closest friends, Kiilu Nyasha. Kiilu fell April 2 and broke her hip. She's recovering from surgery at CPMC Davies Campus, Castro at Duboce St.,
North Tower, 4th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94114. Send this great warrior (armed only with love and a laser-keen intellect) some love and early birthday greetings; she turns 70 in May!


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Oakham View,4 bed,3 bath,only 10 mins to Disney. in Clermont
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
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- community High Grove
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Completed June 2005,spacious,luxury 4 bed,3 bathrooms detached villa
with own private pool.
Situated on exclusive gated community which is situated on the US
highway 27 close to the interchange with the 192,about 10 mins from
Disney parks.
Property contains two king size ensuite bedrooms and two singles
both with twin beds and jack and jill bathroom facility sleeping
eight adult guests comfortably.(Baby facilities available on
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villa rental amenities
Villa is furnished to a very high standard,having comprehensive
range of kitchen and laundry facilities.
All towels(for use in the villa) and bed linen provided.
Property has monitored alarm system for security,multi channel cable
TV in lounge with additional TVs in all of bedrooms.
Wireless Broadband internet available.Also PS 2 plus
games,separate games room with air hockey,pool table and other games.
Villa is situated within mins from Walmart,Publix,bank and gas
activities and attractions in Clermont Central Florida
Exclusive club house on site,pooltable,table
tennis,computer room and fitness suite, along with superb large
swimming pool and childrens secure play area and crazy golf.
Highgrove is well situated enabling easy road access to all
entertainment parks and both coasts.
vacation rental rates
Low Season- 5th Jan ---14th March
28th April--14th June
1st Nov --14th Dec $750 /£415 per week.
Mid Season- 15th March --27th April (except Easter week)
5th Sep --31st Oct $840 /£450 per week
High Season 15th June--4th Sep
15th Dec--4th Jan $940 /£500 per week
Pool heating available,(rec between Nov-March) $19 / £10 per day
Christmas and Easter week $1030 /£550 per week
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These Curry Chicken recipes are simple to make and brimming with taste! If you have a food processor, blendor, or chopper, you can quickly make homemade curry chicken that tastes like it came from your favorite restaurant. As a bonus, homemade curry is much healthier and also fresher tasting than packaged curry sauces or pastes. So check out these delicious chicken curry recipes - everything from classic yellow curry to green curry and red curry - they're all here!
1. Yellow Thai Chicken Curry (with Potatoes)
2. Classic Thai Green Curry Chicken
3. Easy Red Curry Chicken
Green, Yellow, and Red - the three colors of the most popular Thai curries. There are many versions of red curry - two others are included on this list (see "Jungle Curry" and "Penang Curry" below). What makes Thai red curry red? Chili, of course! So if you like spicy, you'll love this red curry chicken recipe. Like yellow and green Thai curries, red curry easy to make, fragrant, and healthy too. As a bonus, this red curry is very easy to make. ENJOY!
4. Special Thai Lime Leaf Chicken Curry
This Thai spin on classic green curry recipe is exquisitely Thai in taste, flavor, and texture. Made with lime leaf as well as lime juice, the curry paste is extremely aromatic and dark green in color. It is similar to classic Thai green curry, but also delightfully different. If you like Thai flavors, you'll love this unique curry!
5. Northern Thai Chicken Curry (with Potatoes)
This Northern Thai recipe for chicken curry features warm spices in a fragrant homemade curry sauce that's put together right in the pan/wok (without having to make a separate curry paste). Chicken is combined with potatoes, and vegetables can also be added if you desire (eggplant is delicious). If you enjoy both Thai and Indian curries, you'll love this warm and flavorful dish.
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7. Penang Chicken Curry
Penang Curry can be made with either beef or chicken, according to your preference. Named after a state in northern Malaysia, this special curry dish carries with it flavors and aromas of distant places (you'll find references to Malaysia as well as India and Burma). With its homemade combination of spices and fresh herbs, my Penang curry is super healthy, and the red vegetables such as tomatoes and red bell (or sweet) peppers add extra vitamins, flavor, and texture to this wonderful dish.
8. Massaman Chicken Curry
Massaman Curry is a popular dish from the south of Thailand. Its flavors are indicative of Malaysian curries, with warm spices like cinnamon, cardamom, and cloves. Added to this mixture are lemongrass, red chili, plus cumin and coriander seeds cooked together in coconut milk for a fragrant, rich-tasting curry. Serve this fantastic chicken curry with coconut rice plus a cold lager for a complete Thai treat (recipe included)!
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No Regrets Lake Villa in Estero
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- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
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- community Fountain Lakes
- rates (USD) $ 2,500 - $ 3,000 / month
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Recently renovated, upscale Florida Villa with best lake views in this gated community. Relax and enjoy the panoramic views from the master bedroom, enclosed lania and open floor plan from kitchen to great room. Hardwood Floors in bedrooms and great room. Kitchen, dining room and bathrooms have beautiful ceramic tiles. Lania accessible from master bedroom and great room. Cable and flat screen TVs in bedrooms and great room. Central Air.
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Steps away from Community Country Club with pool, library, Wi-Fi, exercise room and game room. 9 Hole Golf Course, Tennis/Basketball courts and fully equipped picnic grounds.
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World class shopping and restaurants. The Best Florida Beaches just moments from the Villa. Enjoy the beauty of local attractions including, Naples, Fort Myers, Bonita Spring and Sanibel Island. Enjoy the open air concerts every weekend at Coconut Point Mall. Romantic and family friendly.
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December to Feb $2900 per month. March thru April: $3000 per month. May to December: $2500 per month. Deposit required. Cleaning and Utility expenses applicable.11% Florida extra.
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They believe that's where the shots were fired shortly after 3:35 Sunday morning.
The child victim was inside a home next door, sleeping on the couch when he was shot.
He is expected to make a full recovery.
The owner of the home was babysitting the victim and his older sister at the time of the shooting.
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"I woke up about 3:00 this morning, 3:30, to gunfire. I got the kids on the ground and after the gunfire ceased I realized the little boy had been hit. I put pressure on the wound, called the cops and in about 2 minutes they were here and the paramedics were here and they took him to the hospital. As far as I know he's doing okay," the babysitter of the victim said.
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