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The median home value in Coarsegold, CA is $177,800.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $199,500.
The national median home value is $170,100.
The average price of homes sold in Coarsegold, CA is $177,800.
Approximately 66% of Coarsegold homes are owned,
compared to 14.17% rented, while
19.83% are vacant.
Coarsegold 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 Coarsegold real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Learn more about Coarsegold Real Estate.
Clean and move-in ready home at the end of a cul-de-sac! Located in Yosemite Lakes Park, this home offers all useable 1.2+/- acres! The spacious floor plan is well maintained. The large living room is light and bright. The dining area and kitchen are ready for family gatherings. There's a laundry room and pantry too. With 2 roomy guest bedrooms and a large master bedroom that offers a walk-in closet, this home would make a great starter, rental or family home. A circular driveway leads to the attached 2 car finished garage. Also has a tile roof. A little landscaping and this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home will be amazing! Yosemite Lakes Park is a great community with a pool, tennis, golf course, equestrian center with riding trails and clubhouse with the Blue Heron restaurant. It has all of the conveniences of in-town living but is in a great location for commuting to Fresno!
Great 23+ acre parcel! Flat area for arena or huge barn/shop plus a mountain top pad for your new custom home! One of a kind! Local and long range views!
Fixer upper with great potential, bring your cash! If you want to flip a house or put in sweat equity, this might be what you are looking for. Built in 1990, this Western Home has had the garage converted into guest quarters with a separate entrance (with permits per the seller.) This is 2244 square feet for only $169,000. That is about $75 per square foot! Great floor plan, large deck out back. This needs repairs/replacements such as; paint, flooring, cabinets, toilets, appliances plus lots of elbow grease. Roof was replaced a few years ago. The home sits below the road and is situated on a nice 1.1 acre parcel. Take a look, this probably won't last long on the market at this price.
3 bedroom, 2 bath home in the lovely setting of Kennedy Estates. Tiled entry, large living room with brick fireplace and insert, light and bright bonus room would be perfect for a dining or family area, informal dining area, utility room, family kitchen with great center island and breakfast bar. The master bedroom and bath offers a private slider to patio, double sink vanity and bath tub. The patio areas have low maintenance nature landscaping and views of rock outcroppings and oak trees. Large shed with covered exterior area to park your riding mower, carport and 3 car garage. All on 4+/- gentle acres where you can have horses and there's a fenced dog kennel! There are no HOA fees! Convenient location for commuters being close to Hwy. 41 and just 20 minutes to River Park in Fresno.
Have horses? This is the perfect 25+/- acres of beautiful pastures with a home & barn, detached garage & shop all fenced-in. Pistachio, Oak & Pine trees. Unique horse head gate greets you as you enter. Wonderful Spanish style home waiting for the perfect family or couple. Lg. open living area with open beamed ceilings, dramatic rock fireplace & lots of windows for light & views. Game room with propane stove & a built-in bar, open dining area, kitchen with a breakfast bar & 2 sinks, dbl. ovens & more. Marble flooring in the kitchen, dining area & hallway. Huge laundry room with storage cabinets & a utility sink. Lg. master bedroom has walls of windows, a private propane stove, lg. walk-in closet & bathroom with dbl. vanity sinks & a bathtub. Peaceful courtyard for relaxing along with patio areas & a gazebo too. Lots of room for your horses to roam! So much to love & it is only 30 minutes from Fresno. This could be your hacienda in the mountains!
This hidden gem is located in the private foothill community of Yosemite Lakes Park. View wildlife through every window-especially from the sun-room; cool off in a spacious pool; enjoy picnics on various decks; or warm up with hot cocoa in front of the fireplace. 3/bed 2.5 bath, spa tub in master, pull-down storage access in garage, some trek decking, low-maintenance vinyl fencing, roof replaced last year, private gunite in-ground pool w/ exposed aggregate concrete decking. Community amenities include a 9-hole golf course w/ pro shop & coffee shop, riding/boating stable, clubhouse w/ restaurant, lounge & library, swimming pool & tennis courts, little league ball field, picnic area, basketball court, volleyball court, tether ball, private security, storage facility, hiking/riding trails & fishing lakes. Merchants include a gas station, hardware store, sandwich shop, & dental clinic. Also nearby: Grocery store, liquor store, exercise gym & dog groomer. 30min to Fresno &45min to Yosemite.
A lovely large custom home, incredible views and on over 6 acres! Don't let the stairs scare you, you can enter the main level of the home with a few steps. The heart of the home is the huge living room that opens to the kitchen and formal dining area. The opposite side of the living room features large windows and two sliders out to a humongous deck that features amazing views of the foothills and sierras. The kitchen features granite counter tops and a SubZero fridge, other high end appliances and so much more. Bedrooms are very large and two of them have attached bathrooms for two master suites. You should also appreciate the sunny garden room. The laundry room also features a built in desk and sink.The three car garage also has storage closets built in. The home was designed/built by an engineer and you will see the quality & thought throughout. Large concrete pad could be the perfect spot for a sports court or a shop. Plenty of usable land, has potential for horses.
This beautiful home opens up to a very large family room plus entertaining area with room for a pool table or formal dining area. Open and bright, large kitchen with gas cooktop, walk in pantry, breakfast bar, laundry room with large 3 car garage. 3rd bedroom is very large (was a 4th bedroom option) with 2 closets including big walk in closet. Master suite is very spacious with a long walk in closet, spa tub, and opens to the large back patio which is wired for spa and BBQ hookups. This very well taken care of home is great for entertaining, yet comfy and cozy to relax and enjoy the views. All of this, plus located on a corner lot on over an acre in the beautiful Yosemite Lakes Park. Please see attachment for all the amenities this area has to offer. A golfer's delight.
10 acres in Coarsegold. Partially fenced. Beautiful views, 3 seasonal springs. Road around property. Easy access to Fresno or Madera.
Resort like amenities in this immaculate 55+ community. Pool, spa, clubhouse, RV storage, and a catch and release fishing pond on premises. This highly custom designed manufactured home comes with unique architecture and special amenities. Featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage (20'x20'), a shop (12'x20') and a 350+/- sq ft redwood deck. The large master bedroom includes a huge custom walk-in closet with built-in shelves and cabinets. One of the bedrooms includes a Murphy bed for your guests! The living/dining room area has clear story sky lights, vaulted ceilings and includes the built-in flat screen TV with speakers. Spacious open design kitchen with breakfast bar, island and lots of custom cabinet space for storage. You'll notice the exterior has custom cement paths and driveway, and an upgraded 30 year roof. Exterior siding was painted 1 year ago and new vinyl flooring in both bathrooms was just installed. Call to see this beautiful home!
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755 North Peach Ave. Ste A-11
Clovis, CA 93611
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Israel accuses UN investigators of turning blind eye to terrorism
UNRWA declares state of emergency in Gaza after torrential rains
Shots fired from Gaza at IDF patrol, tanks return fire
British town council votes to ban all Israeli goods, in defiance of Labor policy
IDF official: 3 months after Gaza war Hamas still rehabilitating military hierarchy
A graveside battle over Ben Gurion's legacy
With government's fate uncertain, Netanyahu seeks commitment from haredim for next coalition
Widow of slain rabbi blames internal haredi discord for Jerusalem synagogue terror attack
Green groups demand environment minister
Slight reduction in HIV in Israel in 2013
*RX For Readers: Itchy-eyed in autumn*
Infant mortality rates higher in Arab population
Smartphones are keeping your children awake
Tech Talk: The best keyboard apps available for smartphones
Elbit Systems developing bus with supercapacitator fast-charging system
Zion Tech: Israeli start up Dogiz helps dogs and owners socialize
Zion Tech: Our Israeli start-up of the week aims to make air pollution visible
Grapevine: Remembering Rothschild
The Lion's share
Get your gobble on: Thanksgiving in Tel Aviv
5th annual Hullegeb Festival celebrates Ethiopian culture
Maccabi Tel Aviv on a roll as unbeaten CSKA comes to town
Another back-breaking loss for Jerusalem
Ga'ash, ESRA team up for golf tournament
Casspi making best of second stint as a King
Naked suspected sex offender leads cops on manhunt after running over officer in Bat Yam
Central Israel experiences rainiest November in 20 years
Palestinian attacks condemned by foreign parliamentarians
Iranian Jews gather in Yazd for rituals
Orthodox leaders condemn US rabbi for anti-Arab rhetoric
US haredim seek to share kollels' 'burden'
Polish town plans to turn Jewish cemetery into apartment complex
Divided US Jews largely silent on 'Jewish state bill'
Three Egyptian security forces killed in Sinai
Is the price of watermelons relevant to Iran's nuclear crisis?
ISIS says its flag will wave over Jerusalem, even if the Jews don't like it
Iranian Police: 200,000 people in the country are alcoholics
WATCH: Syrian child preacher says stop chasing half-naked women, look to your 72 virgins
Parting shot: How Iran doused the romance
Into the fray: The Arabs' war against the Jews (cont.): Root causes & red herrings
There's no need for a 'Jewish state' law
Column one: The storm over the teacup
My word: Keep your eyes on the road
Wishful doing
Cinema of reconciliation
On the volcano's edge
Knowledge, power and abuse
Arrivals: With a twinkle in her eye
Book Review: A gladiator in the study hall
Book Review: Disbelieving of his own survival
Hot off the Arab press
Grapevine: The history of Hansen Hospital
Less rioting, but more transportation delays
This week in Jerusalem
Taking Shape
Blogging sensation
Wading Through Widowhood: A museum by moonlight
Grapevine: Tel Aviv baby boom
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To finally look behind the news
Recognizing Palestine – anomalies and ambiguities
A song for Kislev: 'Sea of Sheaves'
שְתִיקָתוֹ שֶל בָּרוּך
שָרִים מִקוֹל הַלֵב
Speaking up
An expanding city
Queen Esther's 'hijos'
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Parshat Vayetze: The power and pain of love
Like a breath of fresh air
Frontlines Podcast: The Iranian regime is 'doomed'
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Rétrospective en noir et blanc pour la ville d'Or
L'unité : notre seule planche de salut
Daniel Oren, maestro d'Israël, d'Italie et d'ailleurs !
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Netanyahou s'adresse à la communauté francophone
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Christians United for Israel Chairman John Hagee says Obama is anti-Semitic
Temple Mount: Common ground between Jews and Christians
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KKL-JNF Awards 2014 Blumberg Prize
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KKL-JNF Experts Visit China for Future Environmental Collaborations
Mexican Politician and Business Leader Miguel Aleman Velasco Visits KKL-JNF in Jerusalem
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In his Footsteps: Heritage Excursions in Memory of Yitzhak Rabin
Cleanup Day Activities in Central Israel
International Cleanup Day: Cleaning Together in Northern Israel
KKL-JNF's Eyes in the Forest - The Horshim Forest Green Patrol
Israel Today and Tomorrow: KKL France Mission Visits Israel
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KKL-JNF and Desert Agriculture Latin American Diplomats visit the Negev
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Saving the Sabras
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Parting shot: How Iran doused the romance
Into the fray: The Arabs' war against the Jews (cont.): Root causes & red herrings
There's no need for a 'Jewish state' law
Column one: The storm over the teacup
My word: Keep your eyes on the road
Why no deal with Iran is actually a bad deal
Know comment: Livni's lamentable lawlessness
Another tack: Transcending all other considerations
Parshat Vayetze: Thank You for everything
November 28: Our state
Jewish state
Reflections: Lest We Forget
09/30/2012 04:19
Ma'ariv R370.
(photo credit:Reuters/Nir Elias)
'There are two things people remain faithful to," a journalism lecturer once
told my class at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. "The first is their
newspaper and the second is their toothpaste.Once you're used to a
certain paper and a certain brand of toothpaste, you stick with
them."That was many, many years ago. We were discussing the image of
Maariv – then the country's most widely circulated daily, today a name splashed
on the banners of staff as they protest the mass dismissals that seem to be an
inevitable part of the sale of the paper and the very real threat to their
compensation and pensions.Perhaps tastes do change or, for all I know,
the bad smell that's proverbially getting up my nose is coming from people who
didn't so much switch their toothpaste as stop using it altogether, just as they
abandoned their morning reading habits.It is extremely sobering to hear
predictions that your labor of love could die out before you reach pension age.
Maariv is not alone in facing a radical change, if not extinction; Haaretz, too,
is bracing for massive layoffs.And the fact that Channel 10 is also
fighting the threat that someone will pull the plug while the Israel
Broadcasting Authority is struggling with cuts and a reform that refuses to be
born suggests that it's not only the print media that is suffering a
crisis.Of course, working in Israel it's clear that one thing we don't
lack is news. Maariv's struggle, for example, is not a front-page story when a
soldier is killed in an attack on the southern border; Syria, to the North, is
in a state of civil war; the leader of a nearly nuclear Iran is invited (yet
again) to address the UN; Islamists threaten targets in global jihad; and
anti-Semitic motifs – against circumcision, kashrut and even wearing kippot –
make a fashionable comeback in Europe.The very idea of a "front-page
story" is hard to kill. A newspaper, as opposed to a blog or website, is defined
by what it chooses to put on its first page. It inherently recognizes that not
all news is equally important.There are headlines. And behind headlines
should be items of substance.Sadly, a free press and free enterprise
don't always coexist peacefully: In democratic countries, it is not the
politicians who dictate content but businessmen and industrialists with their
own interests who can often have a word about what does (and equally seriously
what doesn't) get published.In this sense, the talk of a threat to
democracy with Maariv's likely transfer from the control of Nochi Dankner to
Shlomo Ben-Tzvi seems overkill – Ben- Tzvi, who already owns the weekly Makor
Rishon, is a businessman whose interests are known as are his political
leanings. There is less to fear from that, than, say, the huge commercial ties
that lie behind Yediot Aharonot's empire. If a paper openly supports one party
over another, it is a sign of democracy, not a failing, as long as the reader
knows to interpret the stories with that affiliation in mind. Sheldon Adelson
has as much right to promote a pro-Netanyahu line in his Israel HaYom freebie as
Yediot and Haaretz have to put the prime minister down. In fact, there is
something inherently democratic in having a decent free paper; woe betide the
society in which only the rich have access to verified sources of
news.Incidentally, the Jerusalem Association of Journalists is
establishing a practical school of journalism together with Hadassah College
because it feels there will always be a need for trained members of the
profession, even in these rapidly changing times. Journalistic instincts are
something you're either born with or you're not, but there are still many tricks
of the trade – or vocation – that can be learned and there is no end to ethical
dilemmas and legal issues that need to be addressed. As frightening as the
thought that the independent press might fail is the idea that a younger
generation won't know what true journalism involves.(Hint: It does not
mean being first to post a story on Facebook without checking a single fact or
speaking to any independent source.) Obviously, the advent of the Internet
heralded a change in the profession, from which there can be no going back. The
question is: How do we go ahead? It is a question vigorously disputed in
newsrooms and publishers' offices. There is no one answer: In general, the
journalists don't like being behind pay-walls while owners, who need to find a
way of bringing in money (which pays the journalists' wages, as well as their
own salaries), have fewer problems with the idea of people paying for
content.At the root of the matter lies the prickly fact that newspapers
are not highly profitable businesses: just as journalists go into the job for
fame rather than fortune, so the owners need to keep in mind that this is more a
sacred cow than a cash cow.The Jerusalem Post is adapting by entering
new niche markets, for example, with publications teaching English to the
general public as well as the ultra-Orthodox community (via the newly launched
Kosher English magazine) and teaching Hebrew to English- and French-speakers
(the Ivrit monthly).Part of the solution lies in realizing the possible
benefits offered in the era of the World Wide Web (such as worldwide audiences
and advertisers). There are also technological possibilities to combine news,
visuals and archive material that didn't exist when I sat in that Hebrew
University classroom debating the future of the profession (at a time when it
was never called an "industry").Will journalism disappear? I doubt it.
We can reinvent journalism but not the news. There will always be a need for a
credible source of information and not just the recycled stories that trend on
Facebook. There is a sense of accountability and responsibility that comes with
the job, and there is also a depth to proper reporting that cannot be replicated
in a 40-character Tweet.Television didn't kill radio; YouTube hasn't put
an end to the movie industry. People need newspapers – whether in electronic
form or in the print version.Even today, there is a certain magic to
producing a paper that actually smells of ink. I call it "the personal touch."
The Jerusalem Post is celebrating its 80th anniversary this year; The
International Jerusalem Post, which I edit, turned 53 this month. Judging by the
letters and e-mails I receive, nothing beats the feel of a newspaper that can be
picked up and put down and can be read over coffee in the kitchen, in an
armchair in the living room, or in that little room where you can read in
private. For religious Jewish readers, too, print papers retain the advantage of
being accessible on Shabbat when they don't use computers or electronic
equipment.In just over a year, The International Jerusalem Post shared
the joy of someone we dubbed our "Reader of the Century" – a doctor in Stanford,
California, celebrating his 100th birthday; and of a boy in Britain who told us
he was keeping a copy of the paper from the week of his bar mitzva; and a family
in Australia that keeps editions to mark the births of their children.We
might be living in the age of the Internet, but there is obviously a place in
people's lives, and homes, for something tangible and trusted.The writer
is editor of The International Jerusalem email@example.com
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'Hey there's a train coming, but first let me take a selfie.'
'Hey there's a train coming, but first let me take a selfie.'
Sometimes getting that one employee who steps out of the box can be awesome. This woman could easily do some stand-up!
Jackie in a genius in the making!
I don't even know how someone would come up with this.
This needs to be a movie!
Well done dad! Well done!
We've all had that one teacher who either went crazy, or was crazy. What's your story?
File this under awkward!
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— Mitch Callahan (@Mcally15) April 3, 2014
But first, let him take a selfie.
There are definitely some rim-rattling potholes to be found in greater Grand Rapids and across West Michigan.
It's not difficult to find those stinkin' tire-killers! Just go out and drive a little.
More than 140 entries from across Michigan were shared of what were believed the worst potholes around and entered for West Michigan's Worst Pothole Contest, sponsored by Schneider Tire Outlet, Inc., of Marne.
After poring through those eye-opening entries, West Michigan's Worst Pothole is found in Holland.
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IBM taps Red Hat for cut-throat priced Linux on big supers
Big Blue is going to Red Hat for a Linux environment for its largest supercomputers, and it is mothballing its own LoadLeveler workload manager for x86 clusters in favor of the Platform LSF control freak that it acquired a little more than a year ago. It is no surprise that IBM has chosen Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 as the Linux …
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That discount off list is not exceptional. The "list price" entry only exists to give something to negotiate against.
On hardware the same applies, plus gives something to base support costs on (Those tend to have to be negotiated separately), which is why most Cisco kit sells at between 25-35% of list pricing (The fun part is that "list pricing" varies from dealer to dealer and only seems to exist to make the "Fantastic discounts" look better as the end prices are within 1% of each other - I'm looking at you in particular here BT-Inet. 90% off "ridiculous figure" is still over the standard retail pricing from Insight.)
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Music video by PG 13 (Little Vybz & Little Addi) performing Hero. © 2014 Short Boss Muzik | Directed by Mental Chung
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Isaiah Laing Talks Sting 2014, Alkaline Still Haven't Sign To Perform.
Onstage: Gage Talks About His Mirrored Image Of Vybz Kartel
Onstage: Vybz Kartel's Sons Little Vybz & Little Addi First Interview Ever.
Dancehall artiste Gage says he revamped his image because he was tired of growing his hair and wanted a new look.
According to the artiste, who is now covered in tattoos and has bleached his skin, persons assume that he is trying to look like his mentor Vybz Kartel, however, he is simply being himself, though he is definitely inspired by the incarcerated deejay.
"Mi just get tired of the hair and decide sey mi a guh whol 'a trim. Dem sey mi a di dead stamp a Worl' Boss, but mi nuh really business because Vybz Kartel is a great artiste suh to me nothing nuh wrong wid dat," he said.
The artiste said Tommy Lee Sparta and Alkaline are also influenced by Vybz Kartel, however, the latter refuses to admit.
"Some man just deny it, but whether some man want to deny it or believe it a Vybz Kartel a run di place and all a wi influenced by him. That is Vybz Kartel, give him his respect where respect is due," Gage said.
The Throat deejay is also looking to take part in his debut clash at Sting this year. He promised to battle any recording artiste brave enough to put up a challenge.
"I am ready for the clash, I don't care who dem send to clash mi at Sting, mi ready fi di war. Mi ready fi anyone a dem, tell Laing and Heavy D fi send dem come. Mi wi clash all Laing and Heavy if a dat dem want," he continued.
"When December 26 come, someone will be crying and I know it won't be Gage. Tell Alkaline, Tommy Lee, Rhyme Minista, mi ready fi dem and anybody else who want to clash mi. I am ready," he said.
The deejay, who recently performed in Guyana, released the video for Hot Chick, produced by Dutty Fridaze Promotion. The video, filmed during his recent tour of Canada, premieres tomorrow on local tv.
"I am heading to Costa Rica for a show Saturday (tomorrow.) I have to big up my hard working team for keeping my career on a high level. Big-up Dutty Fridaze Promotion and Platinum Camp," said Gage, who is to film the video for Rock To The Bar.
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Weeks after a joke he made on the popular Talk Yuh Mind online show regarding the paternity of dancehall artiste Pamputtae's baby, Richie Feelings is now apologising.
During the show, Richie Feelings alleged that Pamputtae had relations with Potential Kid and that he may be the father of her baby. Both Potential Kid and Pamputtae denied the claims.
"I would like to sincerely apologise to Pamputtae. Everybody know say me and her a friend. This babyfather joke is one that I've been running with her from she pregnant. I'm always running joke wid Pamputtae and she never tek it personal. Maybe is her other half have a problem wid it," he told THE STAR.
According to the selector, he decided to apologise because several persons were taking the joke too seriously.
"I am a jovial person and I love run joke. If the joke has done any damage to Pamputtae's relationship with her babyfather, then I apologise. A joke me did a run. If she vex, me will sing for her. Potential Kid is not her babyfather. She have a nice babyfather. Her babyfather goodly leff her right now, but him nuh gone far. Memba say a she say she have husband lock enuh," Richie Feelings said.
The selector is scheduled to appear on the Magnum All-Star Million Dollar Face-Off tomorrow night where he will go up against Bass Odyssey. He recently won the first clash against the Uncontainables. The Magnum All-Star Face Off will be hosted by MC Nuffy and will be held at the Famous Nightclub in Portmore, St Catherine.


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Satellite imagery indicates North Korea has been testing rocket engines, a sign it continues to develop its long-range ballistic missiles, a U.S. academic institute said Monday.
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Satellite imagery indicates North Korea has been testing rocket engines, a sign it continues to develop its long-range ballistic missiles, a U.S. academic institute said Monday.
The analysis provided to The Associated Press is based on satellite images taken as recently as late September of the Sohae site on the secretive country's northwest coast. In April, the North launched a rocket from there in a failed attempt to propel a satellite into space in defiance of a U.N. ban.
The analysis on the website of the U.S.-Korea Institute at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, which is called "38 North," said it remains unclear whether the North is preparing another rocket launch but predicted it may embark on new rocket and nuclear tests in the first half of 2013.
The analysis underscores the challenges posed by the North's weapons programs to the United States and its allies as President Barack Obama heads into his second term. Washington's most recent attempt to negotiate a freeze in the North's nuclear program and a test moratorium in exchange for food aid collapsed with the April launch that the U.S. regarded as a cover for testing ballistic missile technology.
In 2009, North Korea tested a long-range missile and its second nuclear weapon within months of Obama taking office, and the 38 North analysis says North Korea may conduct new tests in the aftermath of presidential elections recently completed in U.S. and due in December in South Korea. That could be viewed as a tactic to exert more pressure on the close allies as the North seeks recognition as a nuclear power.
Last month, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said North Korea continues to prepare for such tests, and the North, angered by Washington's recent agreement to let Seoul possess missiles capable of hitting all of its territory, has recently claimed that the U.S. mainland is within range of its missiles.
According to South Korea's Defense Ministry, North Korean missiles are believed to have a range of up to about 4,160 miles, putting parts of Alaska within reach. But the North is not believed to have mastered the technology needed to hit a distant target and miniaturize a nuclear warhead to mount on a missile. The North has a spotty record in test launches, raising doubts about whether it is truly capable of a long-distance attack.
The 38 North analysis concludes that since the failed launch on April 13 of the Unha-3 rocket that disintegrated shortly after takeoff, the North has conducted at least two, and possibly more, tests of large rocket motors at a test site about a half mile away. The tests are critical for the development of new rockets.
"Pyongyang's large motor tests are another clear sign that its missile program is moving forward. Whether there will be another long-range missile test this spring remains unclear but is a distinct possibility," said Joel Wit, a former U.S. State Department official and editor of 38 North.
An April 9 satellite image shows what appear to be dozens of fuel tanks near a stand used for conducting tests of rocket engines. A Sept. 17 image shows the tanks are no longer there, and a flame trench has been stained orange and surrounding vegetation has been burned from the exhaust of an engine. An image from Sept. 28 indicates a further test has taken place.
The analysis was written by Nick Hansen, a retired expert in imagery technology with a 43-year experience in national intelligence.
He concludes the tests were likely of the first-stage engines of the Unha-3 or the new, bigger KN-08 long-range missile first viewed in a military parade in Pyongyang shortly after the April launch attempt.
The capabilities of the KN-08 and whether it could pose a potential threat to the continental United States remains unclear. Some analysts have also questioned whether the half-dozen of KN-08 missiles shown at that parade were genuine or just rigged up for show.
The analysis by 38 North says the Sept. 28 images also show construction work on the upper platform of a launch tower at Sohae to enable it to accommodate even larger rockets than the Unha-3 or KN-08.
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By Indradyumna Swami
It was my last week in Sri Vrindavan Dhama. I wanted to take advantage of my final precious days in the holy dhama, so I took a small group of devotees to Radha Kunda for parikrama. During our circumambulation of the sacred lake, a Vrajavasi man invited us into his home for fresh, hot chapattis which his wife and daughter served us with yogurt.
"Please take darshan of our deity," the man said, seeing we had finished our meal.
We followed him into a small temple room and were stunned to see a large, very old deity of Sri Nathji.
"My great-grandparents discovered Him underneath the ground when they built this house," said the man. "Our family has worshipped Him ever since."
As we took darshan of their ancient lord, I noticed two marble feet embedded in the altar. It looked like another deity had once stood alongside Sri Nathji.
"What are those feet?" I asked.
"They belonged to a deity of Yamuna-devi who was found at the same time as Sri Nathji," the daughter of the family said. "My father's great-grandparents had her painted very nicely and our family always worshipped her with all our love and devotion. But then three years ago some thieves broke into our home and tried to steal her. We managed to stop them from taking her, but they broke her trying."
"Where is she now?" I asked.
"We kept her in a cupboard for a long time, but recently we put the broken murti in the refuse heap behind our house," she replied. "The cleaners are coming next week to clear the area out and they'll probably throw her in the Yamuna River."
"Can we see her?" I asked.
"You want to see her?" the man asked. "She's broken, like my daughter said. She's missing an arm and one hand is broken off. When the deity is broken, the personality leaves that form. Why do you want to see a broken murti?"
"Sometimes in our line our acharyas have repaired broken deities and continued to worship them," I said. "Our understanding is that the deity can remain in that form."
The man looked skeptical, but led us through his house to their back courtyard. Laying on top of a pile of garden waste and discarded refuse was an exquisitely beautiful female deity about three feet in length.
I glanced at the devotees. The shocked expression on their faces reflected my own feelings. I decided to take a chance.
"Instead of throwing your deity away, would you give her to us?" I asked.
"Yes, if you like you can take the broken murti," the wife said without any hesitation.
"We'd be happy to get a new deity of Yamuna-devi made for your family in exchange," I said.
Her face broke into a big smile. "Oh thank you! Thank you!" she said.
Half an hour later we were driving back to Vrindavan with a most beautiful deity of Yamuna devi in the back seat of our jeep.
"They just don't make deities like this anymore," I said.
"But how do you think she ended up underneath the ground?" one devotee asked.
"Hard to say," I replied. "But it may be that the deity was hidden during one of the times India was conquered by foreigners. Deities were often hidden underground or in lakes or forests, especially during the Muslim invasions."
We drove in silence for the rest of the journey, spellbound by the beauty of the deity. As we entered Vrindavan I said to the devotees, "That was the most amazing Radha Kunda parikrama I've ever done."
"Us too!" the devotees said unanimously.
Arriving at my house we carefully carried Yamuna-devi, the daughter of the sun god, inside.
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Hello. Long time lurker and first post here. I'm a current AP holder living in San Diego. I'm a mid 20's guy that has always had a special place in my grim heart for Disneyland
It'll be very very interesting to see how the next year plays out for Disney in Anaheim. I've been one that's paid the daily one park fee (70-ish American dollars) for a few years now and gladly shelled out the 500 for the Premium I now hold. In this time, I believe I've gained a higher understanding of what I expect out of Disney and what they expect us, the consumer, to be content with. Thankfully, they've been listening and exploring these options Mr. Lutz has shared with us.
First off, Car Land is indeed amazing. I've been fortunate enough to visit twice since it's opening and the sources don't lie, it is outperforming. The shops are in need of merchandise and 2+ hour waits for every ride is outstanding demand. Bravo for pulling out the stops on designing a very immersive land and a very impressive ride in RSR. The animatronics are topnotch and may even put Little Mermaids to shame a tad.
That being said, the bigger news now is where do they go from here? Smart business demands a probation period to see if DCA can sustain the crowd attracting and crowd holding abilities it has flawlessly demonstrated in the two weeks since. As nature dictates, we will always be looking ahead to the next best thing even when it's less than a month old and staring right at us. Disneyland is in need of the TLC Disney has demonstrated that it is still very capable of delivering.
I rode Autopia this past Sunday. My girlfriend and I were discussing this very topic. That it was a "crappy, dated ride" that "made it look like a back woods carnival attempt at delivering Cars Land". The argument could be made that in a few years you could place a new electric Autopia where Bugsland currently sits. In fact you might not even need to rip ALL of Bugsland out.
In all actuality I hate the idea of simply "moving attractions" to DCA as if it were as easy as packing it into neatly labeled boxes and setting up shop all over again. Autopia. Roger Rabbit. etc. But be as it may, Autopia would fit lovely in between the Bugs and the Cars. The bottom line though.. Autopia needs to go. I'm no cherisher of nostalgia (although you will see me cry and whine when Indiana Jones gets ripped out for the next new fangled attraction) so this decision comes easy to me. Those long lines you see today? It's because half the ride is backed up with riders waiting 5-10 minutes behind the pits to disembark which leaves inexcusable wait times for those still waiting to ride. I see it every time I ride them and make no mistake, Autopia is NOT a people mover as Pirates and Haunted Mansion and The Little Mermaid are. So goodbye crappy backwoods Cars knockoff.
The Subs are in a similar predicament. Bad wait times for a slow loading ride. A quick retelling of a great movie that doesn't do it justice. I will be happy to see the Subs go. I've been on them before and after the Nemo update and fortunately, I don't let nostalgia get in the way of an inefficent ride.
Innoventions? Enough said. We are all inagreement.
Space Mountain needs ALOT of love. But mostly in the queue, to be absolutely honest. It's one of the worst and unthemed in all of the parks. Specifically the outside and it gets really hot in the afternoons. Whoever made the comment about a 60's-70's SoCal mall hit the nail on the head. Tomorrowland reeks of it. Star Tours could use some monitors or something in the pre-queue area with all the pretty planets. Buzz is Buzz and really just needs a new coat of paint. Maybe some new interior queue work with more dazzling displays.
My biggest problem is the Astro Orbiter. Why did it EVER move down from it's lofty perch? If there is any nostalgia inside me, it rests firmly inside those spinning rocket ships. That needs to be moved back up ASAP. And then rip out the People Mover tracks so everyone can let it die the quick death it deserves and not the slow one it's been rotting in for a while now. Actually, rig up some lightcycles and let it be a kinetic racing display adding more light and movement to what used to be THE place to chill at night and soak in the ambiance.
Do I have any ideas as to what you can use 20% of Disneylands land for? No. But I know that my faith in Disney is being restored. I know they can rebuild and revitalize what should be the #1 or #2 land in the park.
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Keep one sub that is all I want
Well, Well, Well. Getting rid of the subs. I think it is a great idea. The vintage ride was better than the current. I don't know if it really and truly was or if I am just remembering it that way with childhood nostalgia. I also remember Autotopia with nostalgia because it was so thrilling to be able to drive a car at that age. My kids have all had the same reaction so I hate to see it disappear entirely. Why not make a smaller version of Autotopia over at Cars Land and make the cars look like ones from the movies? Every little kid would love that and stand in line for hours to drive them. They could replace Luigi's with it because that ride (I'm very sorry) was lame (in my opinion) from what I saw last week when I visited DCA.
The issue with the closed doors on Buena Vista Street. I went to immerse myself in BVS while my family was on a ride and kept encountering closed doors. It was very strange. I thought the shops were closed. Especially when I tried one door and it was locked. When I finally got in the first thing I thought was, "Why aren't the doors propped open?" I actually tried to do that to one. I thought maybe they had just forgotten. Maybe some door men could stand outside and invite people in - that would probably cost more in man hours than keeping the doors open.
I must say one thing that has nothing to do with Al's post. I was sorry to see the pot pies disappear from the Carnation menu.
Wonderful post, can't wait to hear more on the subject of DL expansion.
Let's see....
$60*30000 = $1,800,000
$1,800,000*365 = $657 million.
So, 1.5 years to recoup construction investment.
Lots of money taken off the table due to the one thing causing every problem in the DLr.
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I'll have to check past updates, but Al says the guests per car number has increased a lot in the past few years. If there are half as many guests per car, that means twice as many cars for the same number of guests. Only one way to get that back to "traditional" Disneyland metrics. It would take a year to fully implement. Renewals would simply say that the parking pass is not included, here's a drop in the price, oh, and this is the last AP you'll be able to renew. Thanks!
(That last part is my dream.)
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"Here You Leave the World of California Today and Enter the World of, um, er, California Today."
Given the popularity of the spinner type attractions, chances are we will see a newer higher version of the beloved attraction in a New Tomorrow land.
I think they should still keep the Autopia, but update it like have in HKDL. As for nemo, I would wait for it, because I think it still has some time left.
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Even though it takes up lots of real estate, why would they get rid of Autopia? Walt himself rode it if I recall correctly, and I still have yet to drive an Autopia car on my own because I'm so darn short.
And the Marvel theme park? That would be great anywhere else, but it's way too tacky for Disney.
So no.
You're lacking vision. We've only seen superheroes executed so far by Universal Studios Orlando and all the roller coasters at Six Flags Magic Mountain (and the other Six Flags). I highly doubt Disney will duplicate the mistake that was DCA 1.0 and screw up a Marvel park.
I personally don't think there's enough strong content for an ENTIRE Marvel park though and you would be limiting your audience by doing so. It should have a mix of Marvel and other things that no longer fit the themes of Disneyland and DCA.
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Love the idea about re- purposing the areas of the subs and autopia and innovations,With a little re-design ,The monorail could be themed into the area with no problem, it is still very popular and the only way off property to downtown D. Like Walt always said Disneyland will constantly changing and re-inventing itself, He knew that change was good and as long as the ride was relevant then it would be around for guest to enjoy,why keep something that isn't really relevant anymore.Tomorrowland is about things to expect in the future,Autopia is way overdue for change along with the rest cited for removal,including the subs the were great for the time and now need to go they just don't fit in Tomorrowland anymore,time to move on! With the nice way Carsland turned out I for one think Lassiter is moving in the right direction,Walt would be proud of what WDI have turned out.Great job so far, as for a third park yes yes yes ! There can never be enough Disney, if you can't fit an idea into a certain land you got to create a new one to hold it! So, put forth a new plan and go with it, if you build it they will come!
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My blue sky predictions…
I think there will be some sort of autopia, it will be pushed to the northwest towards FL (and may even become part of it). It will be in the area of the former motor boat cruise.
The lagoon will still be a major feature in TL. It will be the climax to a water ride (though the lagoon is much deeper than any climax at any theme park water ride currently in existence …recycling would be a great thing on more than one level). This ride will most likely be an aqua coaster.
The hotel at the transit terminal will be built over the existing terminal, and this terminal will be made much more efficient. The hotel will be connected to DCA (HL) and DL (TL). I think (in my blue sky theory) that the TL expansion won't just be to the north of the subs, it will push downward to meet the new hotel. If the TL modifications don't extend that far south and the back stage is still needed, there is room for the new hotel to have its own gate just north/inside of the berm near the right entry tunnel.
Monorail will stop at this new hotel as well as GCH. Despite being such a short distance between stops, it will work rather well b/c a new line will run south to the third gate with access to the parking structure at AGW. This will essentially make the lower levels of this new hotel a transit hub.
People Mover will be demo'd once and for all. Even though it is part of many show buildings, it will not be an issue. Just the outer segments will be torn down and the inner segments will be walled off.
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I believe that Tomorrow land needs to be upgraded, but the submarine voyage ride is such a part of the fabric of Disneyland, like the Matterhorn ride or the Monorail and as such it would be a big mistake to take them out. Hasn't the new management team learned a lesson from the last management teams past mistakes when they took out the submarines and only to find out later how the people were outraged for them being taken out.
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Like Walt, I'm a big fan of nostalgia, but the subs have been a pale shadow of their former selves for years. Autopia in its current form is smelly and cumbersome, and the success of RSR seems likely to make Autopia suffer by comparison. It seems like the time has come to pull the plug on both and start fresh.
I wonder if some of the freed-up real estate might be used to expand Fantasyland, as well. It's a jewel as-is, but some of the older rides are slower loaders. I guess they wouldn't make any decisions about that until they see how the WDW Fantasyland expansion goes.


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She taught elementary school a total of 34 years.
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Jene Switzer, 60, of Fredericksburg, died Monday, Jan. 20, 2014.
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Edna Catherine Brown, 101, nee McDonald, of Fredericksburg and formerly of Cleveland, Texas, died Saturday, Dec. 28, 2013, at Knopp Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, Dec. 31, at noon at Pace-Stancil Funeral Chapel in Cleveland with interment following at Woodlawn Cemetery in Houston.
Mrs. Brown was born June 14, 1912, in Glover, Okla., the daughter of Willis Andrew McDonald and Cora Lee McDonald.
She was instrumental in helping form the Senior Center in Cleveland and was on the board of directors. She was also active in the Association of Retired Persons Chapter 1174 of Cleveland, serving as president at different times.
Mrs. Brown was also one of the founders of the Interfaith Center that was organized by local churches to help those in need with clothing and food.
She is survived by a daughter and son-in-law, Kathryn and E.T. Jenschke of Harper, and a son, Andrew James Brown of Cleveland.
William Joseph Butler, 79, of Fredericksburg, died Thursday, Jan. 9, 2014, at Fredericksburg Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.
A memorial service was held Monday, Jan. 13, at 2 p.m. in the chapel of Schaetter Funeral Home with Msgr. Enda McKenna officiating.
Graveside services and interment of the cremains with honors to be accorded by the U.S. Marine Corps, will be held Tuesday, Jan. 21, at 1:15 p.m. at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery in San Antonio.
Butler was born March 10, 1934, in Manchester, Conn., the son of Joseph O. Butler and Elizabeth Wodal Butler. He married Sybil Birchard on Oct. 24, 1953, in Glastonbury, Conn, and she survives.
A U.S. Marine Corps veteran, Butler served from August 1953 to August 1956, and was a life member of DAV Chapter 167.
He worked as a truck driver for freight companies.
Gary Wayne Itri, 63, of Fredericksburg and formerly of California, died Sunday, Jan. 12, 2014.
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Joyce Lange, 80, nee Spaeth, of Harper, died Monday, Jan. 6, 2014.
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Mrs. Lange was born Jan. 23, 1933, in Mason County, the daughter of Alfred Spaeth and Lillie Geistweidt Spaeth. She married Elmer Lange on June 7, 1953, at St. James Lutheran Church at Harper. He preceded her in death.
She is survived by one son, Craig Lange, of Harper; a daughter and son-in-law, Brenda and Juan Brown of Harper; two grandchildren, one great-grandchild, and a sister, Janice Spaeth, of Harper.
Her husband and parents preceded her in death.
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Graveside services were held Wednesday, Dec. 18, in Marble Falls with the Reverends Danielle Casey and Harold Vanicek officiating.
Langehennig was born Aug. 22, 1937, in Fredericksburg, the son of Erhardt Langehennig and Mary Staudt Langehennig. He married Mary Jane Molder on Nov. 26, 1969, in Austin and she survives.
He worked as a mechanic the majority of his life.
In addition to his wife, Langehennig is survived by two daughters, including Kristie Chatham of Leander and Kitt Scharf and her husband, Greg, of Round Rock, and four grandchildren.
He is also survived by his oldest sister, Pauline Patranella of Fredericksburg.
Langehennig was preceded in death by his parents; two sisters, Margaret Peck and Rosie Weinheimer; and two brothers, A.J. Langehennig and Robert Langehennig.
Robert Chapman Mays, 79, of Fredericksburg, died Friday, Dec. 27, 2013, in an Austin hospital.
A memorial service was held Saturday, Jan. 11, at 1 p.m. in the chapel of Schaetter Funeral Home with the Rev. Percy Smerek officiating.
Visitation was held beforehand.
Interment of the cremains is planned at a later date.
Mays was born June 25, 1934, in El Paso, the son of William Rogers (Jack) Mays and Elizabeth Chapman Mays. He married Julia Sleeth on Sept. 16, 1955, in San Antonio, and she survives.
Mays was a U.S. Air Force veteran, serving from June 30, 1955, until Nov. 30, 1976, and was ranked as a lieutenant colonel at the time of his discharge. He was awarded numerous medals and citations for his service.
In addition to his wife, Mays is survived by one daughter, two sons and spouses, including Ford Chapman and Alison Mays II, of Fredericksburg; Andrew Hugh Mays, California, and Mary Elizabeth Mays, Tyler.
Mrs. Ronald McCormick, 66, nee Caren Sue Conoly of Fredericksburg, died Wednesday, Jan. 8, 2014, at Hill Country Memorial Hospital.
A memorial service will be held Saturday, Jan. 18, at 3 p.m. in the chapel of Schaetter Funeral Home.
The family will receive visitors from 2-3 p.m., Saturday.
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