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The median home value in McKinney, TX is $220,400.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $231,000.
The national median home value is $170,100.
The average price of homes sold in McKinney, TX is $220,400.
Approximately 51.48% of McKinney homes are owned,
compared to 38.43% rented, while
10.09% are vacant.
McKinney real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a McKinney real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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This is a rare opportunity to purchase one of the most pristine buildings on the Historic Downtown McKinney Square. Voted the 2nd best place in America to live, by Money Magazine, this truly is a once in a life time occasion. The renovation was uncompromised with special attention to detail & every updated modern convenience you would expect including an elevator. Turnkey restaurant awaits you with an apartment ready to go on the second floor.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY! Over 13 Acres with frontage on both sides of Airport Freeway. Less than 2 miles from Collin County Regional Airport & less than 1 Mile from Hwy 380. Tract can be divided.
Private,gated Estate on 12 rolling acres tucked conveniently off Stacy Rd.5 bedrooms,5 full baths,wet bar with wine cellar.First floor media & game room.Large covered patio and outdoor kitchen.Sparkling pool and spa.Gourmet kitchen with professional grade appliances overlooks spacious family rm. Richly stained hand-scraped hardwood floors,formal dining,handsome study with custom built-ins. Morton Building-Barn. Mosquito Hawk system. Ag exempt!
This Beautiful Tuscan Style home with Terracotta tile roof is located on a premium lot in Tranquility Farm & is being built by Ron McHam Custom homes. The home will feature distressed oak floors, interior stone, massive beams,old world cast stone fireplaces, & professional series appliances. The Master bath has separate his & her space. Oversized closets in all bedrooms. Prewired for sound. Outdoor living with stone fireplace & pool to be built.
Tim Jackson Custom Home on 1.38ac corner lot in highly desired Stone Creek Estates.This home boasts a private outdoor paradise with large pool, lazy river with bridge, putting green, lush landscaping & outdoor fireplace.Workout room & spa were recently added along with dedicated shoe closet.Mother-in-law suite thru outside breezeway is tiled, sheetrocked & painted.There are no details missed in this elegantly appointed home.Wonderful Lovejoy ISD.
Exquisitely ornate details make this luxurious home truly one of a kind. Set back in mature trees and extensive landscaping, the palatial entry will welcome you home. Completely custom built, any cook will appreciate the amenities in this spacious, well-appointed kitchen. Relax pool side and enjoy the waterfalls, sport court and pavilion perfect for entertaining. This beautifully appointed home attends Lovejoy ISD.
Exquisite Tim Jackson tudor situated on over 1 acre with lake views. HS wood & flagstone flooring, knotty alderwood millwork,& soaring ceilings. Deluxe kitchen with armoire style cabinetry & upscale appliances. State of the art media with entertainment suite plus separate game rm. Luxurious master with fireplace & private exercise rm. Paradise back yard with lake views, towering trees, logia with media, fireplace, & grill & lagoon diving pool.
One-of-a-kind estate on 1.5 acres, in sought after Stone Creek Estates! Just over 6,600 sqft! Enjoy unparalleled private, tranquil views! With top of the line finish-outs this 6 bedroom 5.2 bath boasts hardwoods, marble countertops, custom cabinetry, SS appliances, dual vanities, walk-in closets, study, media room, wet bar, man cave with poker room. From the salt-water pool to the custom-built sauna, nothing was left out of this stellar home!
Must see Mediterranean villa by Tim Jackson Custom Homes on almost 2 acres leaves nothing to be desired! Multiple balconies & covered porches overlook resort-style pool & spa. Huge kitchen w Wolf appliances, butlers pantry, 2 islands & more. Downstairs media w wet bar & parlor. Master suite w coffee bar & spa bath w heated floors. Study w fireplace, coffered ceiling, built-ins, closet. 5th bedroom down w private entry. Many tech savvy features!
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Preparations in Atlantic City are in full swing for the highly anticipated Miss America Pageant. Everything from planning extra events, to bumping up security for the main show.
"This is where she should be. This is where it all started." Home sweet home - that's where she will be when the glitz and glamour of the Miss America Pageant returns to Atlantic City.
Sam Haskell, C.E.O of the Miss America Organization, has been hard at work to make sure all the "I's" are dotted and the "T's" are crossed. "I can't believe on one week, just one week from right now we are going to be introducing 53 contestants at Kennedy Plaza when we open the 2014 Miss America Pageant."
200,000 people are expected to attend the Miss America "Show Me Your Shoes Parade" on the boardwalk September 14th, the day before the final event, when one lucky girl's life will change forever.
The anticipated large crowd is one of the main reasons why the Atlantic City Police Department is gearing up for some extremely busy nights. The department will be utilizing the show cameras, hotel cameras, and hidden cameras to keep security tight.
In addition to the technological security, on the night of the event each of the 53 contestants will be escorted by a uniformed police officer. Even more officers will be patrolling the streets and the boardwalk. Some will be in uniform, and some will be undercover.
"We anticipate officers, more than one officer probably at each street end." According to ACPD Sgt. Monica McMenamin, when attending ticketed events inside of Boardwalk Hall, all bags will be searched.
"We are asking folks to leave oversized bags, back packs and coolers at home. Of course there are no open containers on the boardwalk. Obviously don't leave any bags unattended."
If you plan on attending, get your tickets now. They are selling fast, and hotel rooms in the city are almost completely booked.
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Harry Reid's math problem
He might not have the votes for a spending bill that funds health reform — or for one that doesn't.
Defund 'Obamacare': The next step
Opinion: America's voters sent Republicans a mandate for repeal in November.
Telecom agency's work at risk
Lack of funding could jeopardize initiatives to expand broadband and manage the airwaves.
Lawmakers face $1 trillion decision
Congressional leaders are struggling to perform their most basic duty: funding the government.
Congress clears war funding
Tens of billions are approved for Afghanistan war.
Pelosi's 2010 plan: Jobs, deficit
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In Peruvian slum, clean water opens hearts
Edith Caballa, neighborhood president of the Rosario de Fatima neighborhood in Lima, Peru, stands next to a water spigot outside a home in the inner-city slum. Until recently, all 350 of the communitys 350 residents collected their water from an outdoor sink next to a hole where they dumped sewage. Today each home has direct access to clean water and improved sanitation facilities, thanks to a water project funded by Southern Baptists. Photo by Rebecca Springer.
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IMB missionaries Quentin and Gina Roberts (left) talk with Edith Caballa, president of the Rosario de Fatima neighborhood in Lima, Peru. They stand near an access point (foreground) to the water system that now provides clean water to homes in the inner-city slum. The water project, funded by Southern Baptists, has improved the neighborhood's sanitation and living conditions and has opened doors for sharing the hope of Christ Photo by Rebecca Springer.
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An elderly resident of the Rosario de Fatima community in Lima, Peru, shows visitors his kitchen, now equipped with running water, thanks to a water system funded by Southern Baptists. Led by IMB missionaries Quentin and Gina Roberts, the water project has brought clean water and improved sanitation to residents of the inner-city slow, dramatically changing their lives and opening doors for sharing the Gospel. Photo by Rebecca Springer.
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LIMA, Peru (BP) -- "Please, can you help us?"
The woman's plea was the first thing Quentin and Gina Roberts heard as they entered an inner-city slum in Lima, Peru.
What they found shocked them.
Lean-to shacks and cracked adobe homes lined a narrow, dirt path in the small community of Rosario de Fatima. There was no water system; the 350 residents used large buckets to collect their sewage. The buckets sat in the sun, covered with pieces of cardboard or empty egg cartons. Once they were full they were emptied into a large hole at the neighborhood's entrance.
Beside the hole was a large sink -- the only place in the community with running water -- where the residents washed their clothes.
Edith Caballa, the neighborhood president and lifelong resident there, said living without running water was nearly unbearable, especially in a community so small and crowded as Rosario de Fatima.
But today the community's unsanitary conditions are mostly a memory.
"We had no water system. We brought buckets with our waste and just poured it in the hole. Then we would wash out the buckets and use them to bring water back to our home for drinking and cooking," Caballa recounted. "That was every single day. And there were so many of us and so much waste, there were fights and people insulting each other. It was very hard."
The Robertses, as International Mission Board missionaries to inner-city Lima, have shared the Gospel and started Bible studies throughout the city. Connections they made in one of their Bible studies brought them to Rosario de Fatima where they hoped to begin another outreach. But they quickly realized the dire water situation provided an opportunity to be Jesus' heart, hands and voice to the community.
"I'd never seen anything quite like that," Gina Roberts said. "I've been places where they didn't have bathrooms, like in rural areas. But in the city there are no trees, no place to dig a hole, no rocks to hide behind. People living there had no sense of dignity.... [T]hings were just totally exposed to everybody. There was a lot of sickness because of it. Our hearts were totally broken by this place."
Thousands of Peruvians in downtown Lima live in quintas like Rosario de Fatima -- individual slums that range from small neighborhoods to large apartment buildings. Sometimes as many as 900 people live in a community without a single bathroom.
"They live very close together," Gina said, "and that breeds social problems as a result."
With financial help from Southern Baptists, the Robertses arranged for a water system to be installed throughout the community. The $15,000 project took nearly two years to complete. Every family was then responsible for installing a bathroom in their home.
Today, about half of the houses have bathrooms. Some residents still use outdoor disposal systems but each family has a private area that can be cleaned using the water that is piped just outside every home.
During the water project, the Robertses started a Bible study in the community. About 20 people meet to learn God's Word every other Friday night. Although the Robertses still attend, Peruvian believers from the community now lead the study.
"It's sometimes hard," Quentin reflected, "but you have to find that balance between demonstrating God's love in people's physical needs and, then, meeting more than just those needs. Jesus fed the hungry, but there has to be a spiritual component."
Caballa said since the water system was installed, many community members are more open to hearing the Gospel from missionaries who cared enough to help. She attends the Bible study and encourages others to join.
"I was very far away from the Lord for a long time before the [missionaries] helped us," she said. "I didn't have the kind of Bible study that I have now. Little by little, I have been growing in the Word through these studies.
"The neighborhood is still a little bit rough around the edges," she added. "We have a lot of work to do. But now it has a great advantage because it has the water system. It was very tough for us. But now, thanks to the [Robertses], things have changed. We have the Bible study, and we have water.
"Thank God those days are over."
Emily Pearson is an IMB writer living in the Americas.
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With the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs over, the National Hockey League has trimmed the number of referees that will work the second round.
The list of those staying on is headlined by Paul Devorski, Don Koharski and Bill McCreary, all of whom have worked more than 1,500 regular season and playoff games.
Notably absent from the second round is referee Kerry Fraser, who has also worked more than 1,500 regular season and playoff games.
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I haven't been paying much attention to my work from home blogs lately as I have been so focused with my 4 home gardening blogs, my 4 fun fishing blogs, my travel New Brunswick blog as well as my new fun photography blog.
I have been writing articles for those sites and using The Best Spinner to spin articles into unique content for each site without the fear of duplicating content. Works great and is why this particular article rewriting software is my favourite.
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June 1st is the 21st Annual National Cancer Survivors Day, recognized the first Sunday of June. For the 12 million cancer survivors in this country every day should be celebrated and we are joining in. We are celebrating life after cancer with part of the KSFY family. I spent the morning with our friends Phil and Kristie Schreck. Kristie is a breast cancer, one year this month.
Kristie says, "I was shocked. You just don't think it's going to happen to you."
In May of 2007, Kristie Schreck was diagnosed with breast cancer. Hours after she got the devastating news, wave two hit.
Kristie says, "I immediately called my brother and sister and they came over immediately. My brother told me he was diagnosed with stomach cancer. He found out three weeks earlier. And then things changed. I knew I wasn't going through this alone, not that I wanted my brother to have cancer by any means, but it helped going through it with him because he knew what I was going through."
Phil says, "When she was diagnosed that was the low part but everything after that was good news. I just knew everything was going to be alright and I knew she was going to be fine. I knew that in the back of my mind."
Kristie says, "All the kids reacted differently to the news. The oldest, Jake (who was 13 at the time), said does that mean our summer vacation is canceled? My youngest daughter Mattie wanted to go out and play. She actually liked all the company we got while I was recovering. Grandma and Grandpa came to visit a lot, she loved it. "My daughter Sami who was 10 at the time, now I'm going to start crying.... She said are you going to die? Well that was it. I knew I needed to be there for these kids. I couldn't die."
Caught very early, Kristie opted for a bi-lateral mastectomy, reconstructive surgery and a summer of healing. Which meant she couldn't hold or hug her kids like she was used to doing. Phil took over the chores and taking care of the kids but Kristie wondered if not holding their young twin boys Luke and Gabe would have a lasting effect on them. She said if anything it helped them learn how to do things on their own earlier than the other three kids. This summer will be much different.
With tears streaming down her face Kristie says, " I don't think a day goes by that I'm not grateful for Phil, the kids, for the sunshine, a new day waking up and seeing the kids. Being able to do things with them. I don't think anyone looks at you the same way that knows you. My friends and family see a different Kristie, and that's not good or bad, it's just different now. I'm a different person now. Like Dr. Amy Krie, my Oncologist at the Avera Cancer Institute told me.. She said, your life will forever be changed because of going through this. She was right. You notice when the birds are chirping, and when the trees are budding and maybe you haven't noticed those things in the past. You have a greater appreciation for everything. I know I love Phil more now because we had to be there for each other and I appreciate my kids more now I think than I did before."
I think people who have had to deal with cancer will tell you it's a family battle. The Schreck's are family to me, and to so many of you who have invited KSFY in to your house every night., and I know that I speak for so many of you when I say I am so grateful Kristie lived to tell her children how mommy fought cancer and won.
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Chippewa Falls (WQOW) - A search that lasted almost two hours on Friday night has ended successfully.
An 11-year-old girl with autism, who was last seen outside the Chippewa Falls Middle School, was found by an officer across town outside the county highway department at about 7 p.m. The girl was supposed to walk 10 blocks from school to her grandparent's house, but never made it. Police say she's OK.


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Tim Cook at D10: Loves That Customers, Rumor and News Sites Care About Apple
At this year's All Things D conference, Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher interviewed Apple CEO Tim Cook about a range of topics. We offer a transcript of the interview, but didn't include the Q&A session because we were standing in line to ask Cook a question.
A number of questions were asked, including about Apple's product naming strategy and how Cook originally joined Apple -- I asked about his feelings regarding the attention paid to Apple and himself by rumor sites, the media and Apple's extremely passionate customers:
MacRumors: Jordan Golson from MacRumors.(Image courtesy Dan Frommer/ReadWriteWeb)
You talk a lot about the emotion of the customers, there's a lot of passion amongst customers. Do you think the sort of attention that's paid to Apple from rumor sites and news sites and everybody is a distraction or a driver? How does that affect you and the company?
Tim Cook: I think it's a privilege to have people that care about the company and care enough to write, care enough to talk, and care enough to send me an email and say "you're out to lunch on this thing" and "you should be looking at this differently".
I think all of that is great, I love it. And do I want something printed on a website that's confidential? No, but I don't think that's what you're asking.
I view our ecosystem as including great sites that care deeply about the company and want to inform customers. I have no problem with people that disagree with things that we're doing. That's our country and I love it. It's great that we have disagreements.
Does that make sense?
Kara Swisher: He loves you.
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30 months ago
Tim Cook: Yeah, I love it when rumour sites care about our products and engage with our customers. Stories about Nascar; not so much.
30 months ago
I am immensely peeved by the use of the word "ya" as a replacement for "yes" or "yeah".
30 months ago
Does that make sense?
how insulting :mad:
He was looking directly at me the whole time and really wanted his answer to be clear.
30 months ago
Just had to validate your job and get a word in didn't you Kara? Now go sit back in your corner.
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30 months ago
why didn't you ask about the mac pros??!!!
because it would never have got an answer.
30 months ago
Tim is a good guy ... I like the way he carefully thinks about what he is about to say before he says it ....
30 months ago
Interesting article. I wonder if any of the high level executives have accounts here or on other rumour sites.
30 months ago
That's really great! MR has arrived! :)
30 months ago
Did you tell him you were from MacRumors ?
ya, he introduced himself as being from MacRumors.
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Kenneth Bae appears in North Korean 'news conference'
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SEOUL, South Korea — A Korean-American missionary from Lynnwood who has been jailed in North Korea for more than a year appeared at a news conference in Pyongyang on Monday and appealed to the U.S. government to negotiate with North Korea to secure his release.
"I believe that my problem can be solved by close cooperation and agreement between the American government and the government of this country," Kenneth Bae was quoted as saying in an Associated Press dispatch from the North Korean capital.
Bae, 45, wearing a gray cap and uniform with the number 103 on his chest, said the news conference, attended by the AP, Xinhua and a few other foreign media in Pyongyang, was called at his request.
He said he apologized for the anti-North Korean acts he committed and that he has not been treated badly in confinement, the AP reported.
The Chinese news agency Xinhua quoted him as saying that he had benefited from "humanitarian" help given to him by the North Korean government.
But Bae was under guard while he made these comments and it was impossible to confirm whether he was speaking his own mind.
In an interview with a correspondent from a pro-North Korean newspaper in Japan last year, Bae had made similar appeals, asking Washington to send a high-ranking official to Pyongyang to "apologize" for his crime and help free him.
Outside analysts have said that North Korea has likely arranged for Bae to make those comments to outside media to help focus international attention on his case and force the U.S. to engage the North Korean government.
North Korea has allowed Bae to send letters to his family and allowed his mother to visit him in October.
Among at least seven Americans held in North Korea since 2009, Bae is the longest-serving detainee. He was arrested in November 2012 after entering the isolated country through its northeastern city of Rason with a group of visitors.
Bae was a missionary trying to build a covert proselytizing operation in Rason, using a tour business as a front, according to a videotaped sermon he gave at a St. Louis, Mo., church in 2011.
In April last year, North Korea's highest court convicted Bae of committing "hostile acts" against the country and sent him to a prison camp for 15 years of hard labor. A North Korean government spokesman at the time accused him of plotting to "destroy our system through religious activities against our republic."
Bae was moved to a Pyongyang hospital in August for back pain and other ailments.
His family and the State Department have repeatedly called for his release on humanitarian grounds, citing his health.
Washington has also criticized North Korea for the severity of the sentence and for the secrecy of the judicial proceedings against Bae.
In August, North Korea abruptly withdrew a proposal to have a U.S. envoy visit Pyongyang to discuss Bae's release.
Bae remained in North Korean custody even after the North freed another U.S. detainee in December. Merrill Newman, an 85-year-old Korean War veteran who visited North Korea in October, was released after North Korea's state-run news agency released a video of him reading an "apology" for his "hostile acts" during the war and while he was visiting the country. North Korea said it also considered Newman's age and health when deciding to free him.
Bae represented a bigger threat than the octogenarian tourist. Although North Korea officially says it guarantees religious freedom, human-rights activists have long said that its regime cracks down on any influence of Christianity, imposing harsh penalties, including executions, against its citizens convicted of contacting missionaries.
Under Kim Jong Un's leadership, North Korea has called for stepped-up efforts to choke off such outside influences.
After raising tension with a nuclear test and threats of war last year, North Korea has recently begun reaching out to the U.S. and South Korea for dialogue. North Korea had previously used Americans detained on criminal charges to gain visits by prominent U.S. officials seeking their release, including two former presidents, Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton.
The U.S. has insisted that there will be no serious negotiation with the North until its government shows concrete signs of giving up its program of nuclear-weapons development.
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I got really tired of my wifes books laying all over the place and decided to finally take on the "bookshelf project". I built it from Birch plywood then dressed it up with some molding and store bought legs then 3 coats of poly. I wanted a contemporary but soft look, so that's where the molding and legs came into play. Overall, I was very happy with how it turned out for my first piece.
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Nice project for the wife. I need to do the same. Good job.
#2 posted 1543 days ago
Came out great Paul.
-- Having fun...Eric
#3 posted 1543 days ago
Looks great!! Now she can buy more books.
-- Jack, Albuquerque
#4 posted 1543 days ago
Nice work and details!
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
#5 posted 1543 days ago
Nice shelving unit you've built for the book collection.
This looks like a fairly wide span for plywood. Did you add any extra means of support or bracing to help prevent bowing? Have you had any bowing issues?
Just curious.
I'm sure you're both much happier now.
-- Jonathan, Denver, CO "Constructive criticism is welcome and valued as it gives me new perspectives and helps me to advance as a woodworker."
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Thanks everyone. Jonathan-I was worried about bowing too when I built it. Total span is about 5'. I used 1/4" birch for the back and extra nails then crossed my fingers. My wife sure know how to load a bookshelf down and no problems yet, so I think the backing was enough extra support. And you guessed it Jack! She told me last week she'll be needing another one soon for all the books she's been buying lately.
-- Paul
#8 posted 1539 days ago
I sympathize with your bookshelf woes – my wife is a voracious reader and has littered every room with books. The shelf looks great, now just need to extend it to the ceiling and double it. ;)
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Have been going here for years. Nice decor and back garden, and great for delivery as well. Excellent baba, hummus, soups and pitzas. Really nice people working there, most of whom have been there for years.
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I eat here about once a week. The pitas are so delicious, and their "salads" are very fresh and incredibly filling. The pizzas are also fantastic, but I prefer the sandwiches, which often come with a bit too much foil that gets wrapped into them. But hey, that's my only gripe, this place is a joy.
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I completely disagree with the positive reviews. The menu is limited to a few items. The "marinated" chicken was a poor choice, lacking in flavor. The baba and humus were definitely not tasty. Do yourself a favor and skip this place. Service was without a smile and slow.
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Update from the National Land Rights Movement - Nepal
Starting from Open theatre, Kathmandu the rally of 1000 women traveled through Ratnapark, Bhotebahal, Kuleshwor and reached at CPN (UML) office, Balkhu Kathmandu. The national land rights movement which started from 15th March, 2011 was followed upon with the full fervor all the participants on the 3rd day of movement also. All of them were tirelessly reciting the slogans. Addressing the movement, Prime Minister Jhala Nath Khanal, and other political party representative including CPN-UML Vice Chairman Bamdev Gautam, UML leader Madhav Kumar Nepal responded to the mass. In the meantime, Prime Minister Jhala Nath Khanal was gifted a plough by National Land Rights Forum Nepal (NLRF) at UML headquarters in Balkhu, Kathmandu. Accordingly, Prime Minister shared that the raised movement and demand is logical and he is committed in putting forward the demands among concerned ministries for speedy solution of the problem. Similarly CPN-UML Vice Chairman Bamdev Gautam said "We are continuously struggling for rights of the land deprived people including farmers, haliya, and landless people. For addressing a demand we along with our prime minister have a full solidarity and commitment towards movement". Then the program was followed upon by Far Western Deuda Nepali Song.
After a while all the participants headed towards the CA building, New Baneshwor and holded a rally and "Sit in" program in front of the building. And a Sit-in program was held over there reciting a various slogans repeatedly for long hour. Finally in the leadership of Honorable Shanta Chaudhary Constituent Assembly member and Chair of Natural Resource Sub-Committee, some representatives of NLRF got a chance to put forward their demands by getting inside the CA building. The NLRF team included Baldev Ram, Chairperson of NLRF; Som Prasad Bhandari, Chief Secretary of NLRF, Sita Bishwokarma (Haliya Mahasangh); Nandaa Joshi , Central member of forum, Kailali and Som Karki , Central member of Forum, Saptari respectively. But as of yet no nay conclusion have been made. Hence, the movement would be continued regularly until and unless the demand is considerately looked upon.


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By Peter Knegt | Indiewire March 1, 2013 at 9:57AM
After the first two months of 2013 offered in large part an opportunity to catch up on the best of the 2012, this year's specialty market is finally rolling with some of the most anticipated films from recent film festival circuits.
From Harmony Korine and Stanley Kubrick to Ryan Gosling and Nicole Kidman, check out Indiewire's picks for March's 7 best options, and then head over to the full month's calendar, as there are plenty more worthy films (including studio offerings) that didn't end up making this list (as we said, it's going to be an awesome month).
1. Spring Breakers (March 15)
Director: Harmony Korine
Cast: Ashley Benson, Rachel Korine, Heather Morris, Vanessa Hudgens, James Franco, Selena Gomez, Gucci Mane
Distributor: A24
Current Criticwire average: B+ (see all grades)
Why Is It a "Must See"? Every since it exploded out of Venice and Toronto with huge buzz and strong reviews, folks have been waiting to get a taste of Harmony Korine's "Spring Breakers," and upstart distributor A24 has smartly waited until most schools are actually in spring break mode to set it loose. The film -- which comes 18 years after Korine wrote "Kids" -- stars Disney Channel alums Selena Gomez and Vanessa Hudgens as two among a group of college-aged girls who decide to rob a fast food restaurant in order to pay for their spring break. They end up arrested and then bailed out by hustling gangster named Alien (James Franco), who takes them under his wing. The Playlist reviewed the film out of Venice and said -- among other things -- that the film belongs to Franco, who "plays Alien like Matthew McConaughey doing an impression of Lil 'Jon (it'll make sense when you see us, trust us…)." You won't have to trust them much longer...
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2. The Place Beyond The Pines (March 29)
Director: Derek Cianfrance
Cast: Ryan Gosling, Bradley Cooper, Eva Mendes, Rose Byrne
Distributor: Focus Features
Current Criticwire average: B+ (see all grades)
Why Is It a "Must See"? Ryan Gosling re-teams with his "Blue Valentine" director Derek Cianfrance for this multi-generational story about a motorcycle stunt rider (Gosling), who considers committing a crime in order to provide for his newborn child, an act that puts him on a collision course with a cop-turned-politician (Bradley Cooper). It came out of Toronto with very strong critical responses, but has kept a low profile since. That'll change at the end of the month, when Focus begins the film's platform release. Our lead critic seems certain you'll be pleased. "That the movie succeeds both as a high-stakes crime thriller as well as a far quieter and empathetic study of angry, solitary men," Eric Kohn wrote in his Indiewire review, "proves that Cianfrance has a penchant for bold storytelling and an eye for performances to carry it through. With 'Pines,' the gamble pays off."
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3. Stoker (March 1)
Director: Park Chan-Wook
Cast: Nicole Kidman, Mia Wasikowska, Matthew Goode, Dermot Mulroney, Jacki Weaver
Distributor: Fox Searchlight
Current Criticwire average: B (see all grades)
Why Is It a "Must See"? English-language debuts from acclaimed foreign language directors don't always go over so well (see "The Invasion," "The Tourist," etc), but South Korean director Park Chan-wook definitely found a fair share of admirers when his "Stoker" premiered at Sundance in January. It stars an impressive cast led by Nicole Kidman, Mia Wasikowska and Matthew Goode. A psychological thriller, it stars Goode as the uncle of Wasikowska's character, who moves in with her and her demanding mother (Kidman). Indiewire's Eric Kohn called it "Alfred Hitchcock's 'Shadow of a Doubt' meets 'Heathers'" in his Sundance review, saying "Park's genre cred and the apparent marketplace potential for smart horror demonstrated by last year's success of "Sinister" bode well for the movie's performance in limited release." It opens today.
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4. Gimme The Loot (March 22)
Director: Adam Leon
Cast: Tashiana Washington, Ty Hickson, Meeko, Zoe Lescaze, Sam Soghor
Distributor: IFC
Current Criticwire average: B- (see all grades)
Why Is It a "Must See"? A year after leading the juried awards at the 2012 SXSW Film Festival, Adam Leon's "Gimme The Loot" hits theaters via IFC. Leon's first feature, it follows a group of young New York graffiti artists, including standouts Tashiana Washington and Ty Hickson as Sofia and Malcom. "Following Sofia and Malcolm through a series of misadventures set to powerful soul music," Eric Kohn wrote at SXSW, "'Gimme the Loot' meanders aplenty but finds two reliable anchors in its leads. Washington infuses Sophia with a feistiness that keeps all the crude libido of a male-dominated world at bay; physically charged in a way rarely seen among female screen performances even today, she's a genuine discovery."
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5. War Witch (March 1)
Director: Kim Nguyen
Cast: Rachel Mwanza, Alain Bastien, Serge Kanyinda, Ralph Prosper, Mizinga Mwinga
Distributor: Tribeca Film
Current Criticwire average: B+ (see all grades)
Why Is It a "Must See"? Alright, so there's still one Oscar nominee left to hit theaters: Canadian foreign language entry "War Witch," which comes to theaters a week after losing that Oscar to "Amour" and 13 months after nabbing the best actress prize at the Berlin International Film Festival. The Quebec-produced film is set during a civil war in sub-saharan Africa, where a 12 year old girl named Komona (newcomer Rachel Mwanza, who won the aforementioned prize as well as the best actress prize at Tribeca) is abducted by rebel forces to become a child soldier. It's a powerful film that was more than worthy of its Oscar nomination.
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6. Beyond The Hills (March 8)
Director: Cristian Mungiu
Cast: Cristina Flutur, Catalina Harabagiu, Cosmina Stratan
Distributor: IFC
Current Criticwire average: B+ (see all grades)
Why Is It a "Must See"? Another foreign language festival alum with a best actress prize on its plate, Cristian Mungiu's "Beyond The Hills" debuted at last year's Cannes Film Festival and won a joint prize for actresses Cristina Flutur and Cosmina Stratan (beating out eventual Oscar nominee Emmanuelle Riva, no less). Inspired by Tatiana Niculescu Bran's novels, the film stars Flutur and Stratan as two young women at an Orthodox convent in Romania. Said Eric Kohn in his Cannes review: "Individual moments testify to the qualities that make contemporary Romanian cinema so incredibly involving -- the use of a slow-burn, real-time approach that draws you into the small details of a story and then pulls out to absorb the big picture."
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7. Room 237 (March 29)
Director: Rodney Ascher
Distributor: IFC Midnight
Current Criticwire average: B+ (see all grades)
Why Is It a "Must See"? Another Cannes alum (though it debuted in Sundance before heading there), Rodney Ascher's documentary "Room 237" got loads of attention from cinephiles over its year on the festival circuit. The film examines Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining," dividing itself into nine segments, each focusing on different elements within the film which "may reveal hidden clues and hint at a bigger thematic oeuvre." It uses footage from "The Shining" and other Kubrick films (as well as discussions with Kubrick enthusiasts) and is in general a huge gift for Kubrick fans and cinema lovers. "The takeaway isn't just that 'The Shining' is a rich text, but that its richness is a paragon of the magically subjective experience that all great cinema provides," Eric Kohn wrote in his Indiewire review.
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Sneak Peek at the New Season of 'Game of Thrones' [VIDEO]
It's been a long time my old friends, but winter is finally coming along with the return of 'Game of Thrones.' What has to be the most captivating and popular show on television, is back for an epic 3rd season and the release of this awesome looking trailer! For longtime fans of George R. R. Martin's saga, and newcomers alike, there is plenty to be excited about.
It looks like the rebel leader of the North Mance Rayder, will be played by Ciarán Hinds, whom you may remember as the talented actor who also starred as Julius Caesar on HBO's blockbuster Rome.
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Young added that the momentum of the current Aviva Premiership champions, plus tiring bodies had contributed to a poor end to the game.
"There are a lot of reasons why we fell away late in the game. I think one is that players ran out of steam - we have to be honest with that. Quite a few of our guys hadn't much game time in pre-season, some had none and some had 40 minutes so that probably had an impact, but at the end of the day it is game we should have won. I am not sure there are many other teams but Harlequins who could have come back like that but I never felt comfortable with the lead throughout because we have all seen how quickly they can score. We are frustrated but we must learn from it."
Young also warned that despite the disappointment from the result, it was also vital that his side take the positives from the game.
"Yes we are disappointed and we know you shouldn't lose against any team with that kind of lead - but it's happened and we have to recognise too the positives from the game. We played some of our best rugby since I joined the club in the first 55 minutes which is encouraging and we have to build on it. The message I have given to the players this week is to be disappointed but be positive at the same time."
Looking ahead to Bath, who won their first outing against Worcester, he added.
"Bath are a totally different challenge for us and it will be a real test of character. They will test us physically and they will come straight at us and we have to make sure that we have to meet fire with fire. We have to earn the right to play rugby down there and that means getting stuck in from the off. They will be confident at home so it's a huge test for us to go down there and get the result we want but we are all looking forward to it."


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