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Villa la Joya Javea
Official Contact Details - Villa la JoyaPhone: +44 (0) 2088199664 Fax: 00 33 177 72 26 14
Fantastic Sea view from this lovely villa with private pool for 6-8 people.
The villa is situated in a quiet residential area. The villa has 3 bedroom, 2 bath, a full equipped kitchen,living/dining
- Price from 128 EUR / Day
- Capacity up to 8 people
- 3 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms
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Last updated: 09/27/2007
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This lovely villa has an wonderful Sea View. The villa is situated in a quiet residential area. The villa has 3 bedroom, 2 bath, a full equipped kitchen, living/dining room.
Villa La Joya has a nice garden and various terraces.
The pool area and terraces are not overlooked and afford maximum privacy. There is a covered Naya(outdoor terrace) just outside the lounge/kitchen area which is ideal for dining al fresco or just relaxing and enjoying the spectacular views over the Sea.
There is a dining table and chairs in this area as well as reclining chairs. There are sun loungers, reclining chairs, single chairs and lounging chairs on the pool terrace.
There is a dining area with table and chairs here also and again there are wonderful views of the coastline from this dining terrace.
The views from the pool terrace and the pool itself are wonderful. There is total privacy on the pool terrace.
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The main Javea sandy Arenal beach with its shops, boutiques, restaurants and a wonderful 2km boulevard to stroll along in the warm evenings is about 7 min away from Villa La Joya.
The port area is also within easy reach and again has many shops, bars and restaurants. The beautiful Granadella beach is in the next cove and is about 4 min. by car. This is a beautiful place to relax or swim and have a meal or snack. Moraria, Calpe and Denia are within easy reach.
The Javea golf a superbly challenging 9 hole course is 5 mins drive away from the villa.
Other golf courses within easy reach are Ifach Golf near Calpe and La Sella Golf Course near Jesus Probe.
Further afield there are a number of courses in Benidorm and Alicante. Also a number of pitch and putt sites exist.
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The tourist office offers free guided walks of the area in English and Spanish during the summer. Pleasure boats sail between Cabo San Antonio and Denia up to 3 times a day. Accompanied horse rides and lessons are available at the Centro Hipico Javea. There are a number of activities for children in the Benidorm area (40 minutes by car) which include Mundomar Marine Park, Aqualandia Water Park and Terra Mitica historical theme park. El Vergel safari park is 20 minutes north (near Denia) and also in the area are a number of go-karting tracks. Javea has one of the most attractive seaports along the Mediterranean, due both to its location and to its unsurpassed fishing and sports installations. The modern Yacht Club at the sports marina has facilities for all types of water sports, sailing, fishing, scuba diving, water skiing, windsurfing etc.
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In the port area there is an interesting modern church, a luxurious marina and a splendid working fishing harbour which attracts both visitors and residents particularly when the fishing boats are landing their catches. Javea has a picturesque town up on a hill, which is the original mediaeval settlement. It features a fortified church, a stone built indoor market and narrow streets with typically Spanish houses. Above, there rises the impressive Sierra of Montgo. There are also excellent facilities for sport: golf, tennis, go-karting, windsurfing, scuba diving, jet-skiing and horse riding. Javea has two Fiestas each year- the first in June in Javea Town and the second in September in the port. Both include colourful processions, dancing, bull running and firework displays.
There is a Mini -Market close to the villa. Saladar Supermarket is approx 2 miles from the villa and has everything necessary. Mercadona Supermarket is located in Javea and is ideal for big shopping. Numerous banks exist 5 mins drive. The whole area is vibrant with top quality restaurants. The nearest being 0.6 miles away, the best being 0.8 miles. There are a number of good restaurants in the immediate area and for a larger choice you can travel into Javea. You will be spoilt for choice when it comes to eating out. Every taste is catered for and the quality of food and value for money is exceptional. Yatch charter, golf, jet skiing, scuba diving, horse riding, tennis, angling and beautiful scenic walks are all in plentiful supply. There are also some beautiful picnic areas, playgrounds and parks in the area. The Montgo Mountain area is a Nature Reserve and has many walks and spectacular scenery.
Two ski resorts, within drivable distance, exist during the winter months, one just north of Valencia, 90 mins drive. The other in the south of Spain at Grenada approximately 4.5 hours drive.
Alicante or Valencia airports are both approx 1 hrs drive with very easy motorway and road connections to the Javea area. San Javier airport in Murcia is approx. 2 hours drive. A car is recommended.
Moraira, a beautiful fishing village, is approx 15 mins by car. Calpe with wonderful beaches and restaurants is approx 25 mins by car. Denia is 20 mins north. Benidorm, 30 mins drive away, despite its reputation is an active place to visit offering great beaches, boat excursions, Theme Parks and Water Parks, Shopping and all manner of other activities. It also provides excellent night time entertainment. Javea is approx 60 mins on the motorway from Valencia, site of The 32nd Americas Cup.
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- Balcon al Mar, 03730, Javea, Costa Blanca, Spain
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- coastal, downtown, leisure area, near cultural interest, near diving spot, near fishing area, near golf course, near historical interest, near horse riding, near restaurants & bars, near shopping area, near tennis courts, near the beach, near water sports, resort, village, waterfront!
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"Every villain is a hero in his own mind. So part of me has to sort of have my arms around Loki because the moment I'm judging him is the moment I cease to be able to play him. It's a strange relationship 'cause I kind of love him even though I know he's really tragic and misguided."
Actor Tom Hiddleston, everybody. Loki wouldn't be nearly as popular if Tom hadn't played him so brilliantly in Thor. And he played him so brilliantly because he understood him. He didn't think of him as a generic heartless villain: he considered his pain, struggles, and motivations. And he helped create the most three-dimensional villain since Severus Snape.
So if you want to write about a Battery City character in a fanfiction or put one in a roleplay, you'll have to think like Tom. It's easy to throw together another generic villain, but where's the creativity and insight in that? Developing a character you wouldn't normally sympathize with is a great exercise, and will not only make the character more believable, it will improve your writing skills.
1. Don't set the character up to fail.
I've seen a lot of this in roleplays (this isn't an actual quote, just an example):
"Hello, Killjoys. This is ~Dracushit. BL/ind wants you to return to Battery City. You foolish Killjoys waste your time running around in the desert. You could be working for BL/ind right now, having the time of your life. We have wonderful mind control pills that will erase your emotions and personality. Everything is black and white, with no silly colors or happiness. Join us today."
"These characters are easily ignored, as they are typically portrayed as 'brainwashed zombies' or something. But to my opinion, they're really interesting. And my fascination about them increased when I saw a certain page of the preview of the Killjoy comic. A lot of writers think they're like...brainless people who can't think for themselves. The fact that they're just humans (like BLi, or the Killjoys) is always forgotten. They have dreams, and wishes, and feeling, and doubts and all that jazz. And what makes them interesting is that they're in the middle of the 'war' between BLi and the Killjoys. They're like, the troubled kid of a fighting couple (and you never know what they'll become). They do not know what to do...the right from the wrong, the bad guys from the good ones. They're confused and lost...both BLi and the Killjoys have an effect on them in different ways. And that makes them a bit dangerous, I guess. I mean, you never know what they'll be."
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What makes Mary Pat Bekta special?
Well, we could start with the 100-plus medals she's won in Special Olympics events, in which she's been competing since the Games began in 1968.
Or we could talk about her compassion and love for just about everyone. When other athletes cry because they didn't win a competition, Mary Pat comforts them by sharing her medals, letting the others wear them for a time.
Or we could look at the love she brings out in others. When it's time to extend the sign of peace during Sunday Mass at St. Stephen Church in Tinley Park, so many want to shake her hand that she often ends up pews away from where she started.
Mary Pat Bekta was born in 1957 to Eugene and Dona Bekta, of Oak Lawn. She was the couple's second of six children.
"My parents knew something was wrong, but they didn't know what," recalled Julie Huhra, Mary Pat's sister and one of her two guardians. "When my dad told me the story about how she was diagnosed, I just cried.
"He said, the doctor came in and said Mary Pat had Down syndrome. My dad asked how he knew. The doctor said, 'I see that window and I know it's a window. I see that door and I know it's a door. I see your daughter and I know she has Down syndrome.' Then he asked my dad to step out in the hall and said, 'That'll be $24.'"
Mary Pat lived at home and attended Misericordia in Oak Lawn for four years. In the fall of 1963, her parents placed her at the St. Mary's of Providence residential center in Chicago. On Sept. 3, she will mark 50 years there.
"I can only imagine how hard that must have been for my parents," Julie said. "On Friday nights, I would sit in the front window and wait for Mary Pat to come home for the weekend. Then on Sunday nights, I'd cry because she had to go back to St. Mary's."
But Mary Pat, without missing a beat, reminds Julie, "I love my school."
St. Mary's has been good for Mary Pat, Julie said. She has a job in one of the workshops, enabling her to earn a paycheck. There are field trips and classes in which the residents learn important skills, such as how to count money and make change.
In the early 1990s, St. Mary's was converted from a children's home to an adult woman's residence.
Because her parents have passed away, Mary Pat now divides her time between St. Mary's and Julie's home in Tinley Park. Julie, a special-education teacher at Millennium School in Tinley Park, shares guardianship with her brother, Dan Bekta, who lives in Wisconsin.
St. Mary's also introduced Mary Pat to the Special Olympics. Five years ago, she received a certificate commemorating her 40 years of participation.
And she has a boatload of medals to show for that. She began competing in swimming events, then added softball throw, walk/run races and bowling.
Even now, at 55, Mary Pat continues to amaze. Last month, during preliminary games at Soldier Field, she took gold in both the 100-meter Walk/Run Race and the 100-meter Walk Relay. Those feats qualified her to compete in the state finals this weekend in Normal.
Mary Pat, now one of the oldest competitors, and other finalists will take a bus to central Illinois on Friday. They'll spend the night in the dorms on the Illinois State University campus.
Julie, who will watch from the stands, said the Special Olympics are always an uplifting experience.
"Everyone cheers for everyone," she said. "It's really something to see. There is such a feeling of love and peacefulness."
Rose Ann Straukas is Special Olympics athletic director at St. Mary's. Her sister, Edna Ference, who passed away this year, was also a charter member of the Special Olympics.
Straukus grew up across the street from St. Mary's and has fond memories of watching Mary Pat and Edna compete when they were young.
"Mary Pat is awesome. She is just the life of the party," Straukas said. "We have been friends forever."
The only downer about competing in the Games, at least for Mary Pat, is the rule that she can't wear any jewelry while competing.
She's rarely seen without her glittery rings and bracelets. Often, when Julie takes Mary Pat along on errands around town, people give her rings.
"She loves her bling," Julie said. "... Everyone knows she loves glitter."
Perhaps that's why she loves her many medals so much.
One year, Mary Pat's sister, Jane, took many of the medals and transformed them into ornaments for a Special Olympics Christmas tree. But when Mary Pat saw it, she was mad, Julie recalled.
"We thought it would be a nice surprise, but she wanted her medals back," Julie said.
She said she can't help but fear that her sister's competition days are nearing an end, despite the incredible showing this year.
"Age is working against her," Julie said, adding that Mary Pat has a heart condition and will eventually need an aortic valve replacement.
"When she was diagnosed, doctors said her condition was progressing so slowly they expected it to outlive her," Julie said.
But yet again, Mary Pat is defying the odds.
"There is something so special about Mary Pat," Julie said. "She has a way of uniting everybody. People are always asking about her, and when she comes home, they can't wait to see her.
"She just has a way of bringing out love," Julie said.
Even after their father died in 2007, Julie said Mary Pat was so accepting. She frequently tells strangers that her father and her mother "are in heaven."
"I know my father was worried when she was born. He didn't know what to expect, how things would go," Julie said. "But later he told me she was the absolute joy of his life."
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I'd like to give a client access to all the sites under his directory.
However, when i assign an FTP user in ISPConfig - it just assigns the UID on a per website basis.
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But, what if the client owns web1,web2,web3?
When they try to navigate to other sites under their client dir with 1 FTP account, they just get blank FTP response 226 and i'm not familiar enough with nix to correct it.
Edit: I want to give them access to /var/www/clients/client1/
Not just /var/www/clients/client1/web1
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- With the cost of a college education rising to alarming levels and the interest rates doubling on government student loans, to 6.8% from 3.4%, students and families are feeling the financial squeeze.
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Was perfect. It"s my tenth trip to Sharm al Sheikh. Red sea is the best.Review by: Oleksandr
Date stayed November 5, 2011
4.8 out of 5
A quiet place very close to the airport. The food was okay if not too varied. Friendly staff. The room was cleaned in the morning. Easy check-in and check-out. Enough room on the beach. The sea is just great. Good value for money.Review by: Anonymous
Date stayed November 1, 2010


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Energy Independence for America Is a Worthy Goal -- But It's a Death Wish If We Do It with Oil & Gas
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Can we drill our way to energy independence? Republicans (and some Democrats) have long proclaimed we can -- and now a recent report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) says the U.S. may be poised to become the world leader in extracting fossil fuels like oil and gas, overtaking Saudi Arabia in the coming decade. The report declares that we could even achieve energy independence in the next 20 or so years.
While "energy independence" may seem like welcome news, it helps to dig a little deeper. "That doesn't mean we'll stop importing oil; rather, we'll be exporting so much coal and natural gas that it will offset our oil imports," writes Joshua Delaughter at Ars Technica. "Those imports will also be kept in check by a combination of increased fuel efficiency and expanded extraction within the US."
He continues:
The overall conclusion of the report is that the world will remain addicted to fossil fuels for the indefinite future. This is in part because of subsidies. Around the globe, governments are subsidizing their use to the tune of over half a trillion dollars. That's over six times the subsidies given to renewable energy, and up 30 percent from the year before.
This is bad news for the future of humanity and our planet. A continued addiction to fossil fuels means catastrophic climate change. The IEA report even states, "No more than one-third of proven reserves of fossil fuels can be consumed prior to 2050 if the world is to achieve the 2°C goal" (the line at which, if exceeded, many climatologists have warned will commit us to extremely dangerous planetary changes).
The problem is, the fossil fuel industry hopes to extract every last drop that can be drilled or mined out of the earth. And some of our elected officials are happy to lend a hand.
Lorne Stockman writes at Oil Change International:
The tar sands industry has enough projects producing, under construction and approved to blow well past the climate limits prescribed by the IEA. Nevertheless even more projects are lined up for regulatory approval leading to a possible trebling of production capacity over and above the IEA limit.
Globally, the oil industry as a whole is also lining up enough production capacity to cook the climate several times over. According to one analysis, there could be as much as 110.6 million barrels of oil production capacity in 2020, while the IEA says that less than 90 million b/d is plenty.
Remember the Keystone XL pipeline that environmentalists (and many others) have been fighting to halt? This is why the fight is so crucial.
So-called energy independence is a bit of a myth in today's world where fossil fuels are sold on the international market. Just because we are able to extract more doesn't mean that the products stay in the country or help to ease fluctuating prices for things like gas. A July story in the Economist detailed how liquified natural gas technology means the U.S. may be exporting a lot more of its gas to the highest bidder. "Whereas American gas currently costs about $2.50 mBtu, European oil-indexed pipeline gas goes for around $12 mBtu, and in Asia LNG can fetch $16 mBtu or more," the article reports.
Not only is the idea of energy independence misleading, but not everyone agrees with the numbers. A report from Food & Water Watch states that our projected amount of natural gas reserves are grossly overstated:
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Yeah, I'm lucky. I have three creative and fabulous kids and I get to stay home with them all summer. We'll get that out of the way right now.
I'm going to vent today though and if you don't like snark, there's a little "x" in the corner of your screen right now. You know what to do.
Summer is hard and it is all about perspective. I give myself pep talks and try to go with the flow and try to enjoy the mommy moments and the chubby cheeks but summer is hard. They fight and I'm tired and they are little and don't understand why they need to sleep. So.
Here are 10 Things I Hate About Summer. (I know I'm not alone).
1. I live in the kitchen. They want a minimum of three meals. My desire to feed them healthy, fresh food leaves when I've prepared the third meal and the third snack.
Plus, I only attempt taking three of them to the store when I'm well-rested, which I'm not and when I've forgotten about the last trip, which I haven't.
2. Sometimes the older two get up at crazy early hours. I want to appreciate that they leave me to sleep, but one morning Za fed herself chips for breakfast and today she said, "I found out what's great on cereal. Syrup." (duh) Plus, they destroy the kitchen which means I'm already behind on the entire day.
3. The television. I hate tv. All those moms and teachers who say tv turns kids' brains to mush? I'm one of them.
I turn the tv off and dismiss pleas for "one more" most of the day but I need the tv to shower, which I hate because the scenario is this:
The baby naps, or worse, I get the baby (she's almost two, I need to stop saying that) settled in front of the tv so I can shower, maybe comb my hair. Either way the older kids settle in front of the tv. Fifteen minutes later, I come down and they immediately beg, "the show's almost over!"
OK. Great. I'll do laundry/ dishwasher/ sweep. I circle back to the living room, "the next show came on! Please!"
I can scoot them out the door, or leave them planted which means I may get that rush of accomplishment because I actually finished a task.
I really don't know an alternative because they are not old enough to play outside alone and I want them safe for those fifteen minutes. Plus, they always want to go 'side and I'm not a fan of 'side…
4. 'Side. My husband teases me that I grew up in the country but hate the outdoors. It's not that. You know those lists that float around Facebook, explaining why mosquitoes like certain people? I am those people, except that I'm not pregnant. And two of my three kids get welts like I do, hard knots the size of quarters.
Do I spray me and the kids? Do I spray the yard? Don't those chemicals cause cancer? What if the baby chews on her hand after spraying her? I'm thinking all of this while I bat at mosquitoes and guard the end of the driveway.
And I will play outside, but it's not my strength. I prefer to read books but will go outside with them – I know it's important! But the mud, the filth in my house, the indecisiveness of being in or out, fighting the dog…
5. August. The Doggest. (also see in my blog, "Augie Doggie"). He's part beagle, which means that his nose rules his life. He takes advantage of the tiny kids and sneaks out the door, only to run wherever he smells something, like something dead in the middle of the road.
Or. (this dog). He runs far away and finds a dead deer, a decomposing something. And messes in it.
So he returns, I scream for the kids not to touch him, I corral three kids, and I tie up the dog who needs cleaned. I'm normally a nice person who brings buckets of warm water outside to wash him but at this point, I need the power of the hose. The other day a neighbor looked over and said, "I think he's cold."
Yeah, probably.
Moving on.
6. Laundry. Ridiculous amounts of laundry.
7. That damn ice-cream truck.
8. No rules. We have rules, but my kids are no dummies. They know that as a treat they can stay up late, yes they can have ice-cream, and a sleepover on a weeknight. It is what makes summer fun, it is what I hope they remember when they are taking difficult college summer classes.
It still becomes too much.
9. Dirt everywhere. You would think that playing outside so much would result in a cleaner house than winter. Not true. Taking the shoes off before coming in, washing hands immediately – it doesn't work.
Za and I picked up the second floor this morning, and already it is disorganized. The kids are home more, but I what are they doing that is so different than weekends?
It must be extra traffic, Augie shedding, that summer equals extra dirt. I don't know. I am cleaning extra these days and I wish I wasn't.
10. Zero calm time. Yesterday we went to the water park. My right arm is burnt, except for a a handprint where some sunscreen must have landed. I must have put sunscreen on my left arm but I remember none of it.
I just got the baby to sleep and am finishing this post I started five hours ago. Ty and Za have wrapped a scarf (they got out all the winter gear while I put the baby to sleep) around my body and are saying, "getty up!"
Za just asked me for the tenth time today when are we going to see the fireworks? And can we go back to the water park?
I told them to pick up and I would read to them. And of course, they want to read 'side.
OK. I know. The things that drive me crazy today I'll love tomorrow. In the dead of winter, I'll long for summer vacation. I'll miss my babies while they are at school.
But right now, I hate summer.
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Sepak takraw
Sepaktakraw… Is it an endangered species? The sound that a tropical animal makes? Or maybe a little child's first attempt to master a keyboard?
None of these, although they will probably sound quite plausible for most of us. In fact Sepaktakraw is – wait for it – a sport. Apparently the International Sepaktakraw Federation or ISTAF (who knew they existed?) has received US$500,000 to promote the sport so that it can eventually qualify for the Olympic Games.
Sepaktakraw is a sort of 'kick volleyball' and is native to Southeast Asia. It's similar to volleybal, except that it uses a rattan ball and only allows players to use their feet, knee, chest and head to touch the ball.
The sport dates back to the early 1400′s, when it was popular in Malaysia and Thailand. Back then it was called takraw in Thai or sepak raga in Malay and played mainly by men and boys standing in a circle, kicking the ball back and forth between them. Official rules were established around the 1940′s.
Nowadays, the sport is quite popular in Malaysia, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Philippines, Indonesia and even in Los Angeles, USA.


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Standard Room, 1 King Bed, Non SmokingMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Standard Room, 2 Double Beds, Non SmokingMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 2 infants)
Standard Room, 1 King Bed, SmokingMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Bessemer hotel with a seasonal outdoor pool
Situated in Bessemer, this hotel is close to Bessemer Civic Center, Alabama Adventure, and WaterMark Place Outlet Center. Local attractions also include Bent Brook Golf Course.
Hotel Features
Recreational amenities at Quality Inn include a 24-hour fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and a business center.
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Quality Inn features a 24-hour fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A business center is on site. A complimentary breakfast is offered. This Bessemer hotel also offers coffee/tea in the lobby, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and express check-in. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Business center
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- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 60
- Number of floors - 2
- Coffee/tea in lobby
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- Free breakfast
- Elevator/lift
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- 24-hour fitness facilities
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- Number of buildings/towers - 2
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Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast.
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a 24-hour fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool.
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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FLASH GORDON Movie Rights Secured by Fox
by Dave Trumbore Posted 244 days ago
Twentieth Century Fox has secured the rights to Flash Gordon from Hearst Entertainment, with John Davis producing and Star Trek 3 scribes J.D. Payne and Patrick McKay. First published 80 years ago in a sci-fi adventure comic strip from Alex Raymond, the title hero is a handsome athlete and Yale grad who rockets to the planet Mongo with his faithful companions to put a stop to the evil ruler, Ming the Merciless. George Nolfi penned a treatment of the reboot and is now on board as producer. Hit the jump for more.


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Coal industry leaders say the coal boom is over.
New regulations, warm weather and a declining cost of coal is contributing to a tight market, leaving some without a job.
WYMT's Julie Maloney spoke with coal officials about the downturn in the coal market.
This time last year, the coal business was booming and industry leaders say they expected coal to be the fuel of the future at least for the next five years.
Officials say tougher mining standards and a rising price of diesel fuel are making it hard for coal companies to maintain production and their workforce.
Coal fuels 52-percent of the nations electricity and for the last year the coal industry has been booming.
"It's over. It's not in a boom cycle, it's in a down-cycle right now," Dave Blankenship said.
The summer was cool and it's been a warm winter.
"So the demand for the heating and cooling has dropped considerably," Bill Caylor said.
Leaving many mines with piles of coal that aren't being used and with coal in surplus, companies are having to layoff workers.
"You'll see slow changes. Some companies may have to cut back on their shifts, some layoffs, merges and consolidation in this industry," Caylor said.
There's more to the downswing of the coal business, Caylor says rising fuel prices and meeting new mine safety legislation is costing companies hundreds of thousands of dollars.
"The question is how long will these layoffs last," Caylor said.
It could take months, even years to reach a solution.
"Coal to gas or coal to liquids is the solution, I believe," Caylor said.
Blankenship says that's at least 10 years in the future.
WYMT learned Monday that dozens of employees at the Massey Owned Coal Good Mine in Harlan County were laid off.
While many in the coal business are concerned right now, consumers can look forward to cheap coal and electricity prices for the time being.
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Sign Language Interpreters
Washington State agencies are obligated to provide sign language interpreters upon request to deaf or hard of hearing individuals who are seeking accessible government services. ODHH administers the statewide contracts to purchase sign language interpreter services. ODHH also monitors contractual compliance including quality of services, certification of interpreters, and adherence to best practices.
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The statewide contracts with sign language interpreters and referral agencies are available for all DSHS Requesters, as well as other departments, government agencies and organizations qualified to use the Washington State Master Contracts Usage Agreement.
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To make a request for a sign language interpreter, download the form below and fill it out with complete information. It can then be sent electronically or faxed directly to the contractors.
Authorized requesters are encouraged to make requests for sign language interpreters as soon as possible after the appointment is first scheduled. This allows time for the best match to be found based on certain criteria. Contractors are obligated to confirm whether an interpreter can be assigned to an appointment within 48 hours of request.
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There are important factors to consider when hiring a sign language interpreter. A client's particular needs and preferences must be regarded and honored. The requester and contractor must not use family members or interpreters not approved by ODHH.
Sections of the "Request for Sign Language Interpreter" (PDF, Word) will indicate the client's sign language preference, appointment setting details and whether a specific interpreter is preferred.
Requesters must fill out all parts of the form including all possible information regarding the client's communication needs, appointment setting, preferences and any other known factors. Contractors must make reasonable effort to appropriately match the interpreter's certification and experience with this information.
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Cat Spay/Neuter Options Near Yolo County
Yolo SPCA Spay/Neuter Runs for cats only from Woodland and Davis to out of area vets.
Cost: $30/ cat either sex
Free rabies and feline distemper
Next Open Scheduled Trips: (every first and third Wednesday with occasional additions)
Wednesday December 17th
Wednesday January 7th
For info on pricing and other details, click on this link: More info about these trips
2. Animal Spay Neuter at Bradshaw Shelter
Cost: $25/male, $35/female
Address: 3839 Bradshaw Road, Sacramento, CA
Current Website
Cost: $25/male, $35/female
Phone: (916) 368-7314
3. Solano County SPCA- ANY INCOME
Cost: Neuter (male) $37, Spay (female) $47
Animals must have proof of rabies or will be required to get a $10 rabies vaccine at time of spay/neuter.
Rabies/FVRCP $10 each. Microchip $25. Felv/FIV/heartworm test $20.
Address: 2200 Peabody Rd, Vacaville, CA 95687
Phone: 707-448-8750
Cats must be 10 weeks old and over 2 lbs. Cats must come in a carrier or you will need to buy a $5 cardboard carrier there to bring your animal into the office in.
Other Clinics
Cats About Town Society:
Website: http://catsabouttown.org/resources/low-cost-spay-neuter/
Transport from Natomas area to low cost clinics. $10/feral, $25/owned cat.
Sacramento SPCA
Address: 6201 Florin Perkins Road, Sacramento, CA 95828
Other Websites to Look At:
***Both SAAC and Sacramento SPCA have a full listing of other clinics in the Sacramento area
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Lady Gaga Makes Time For Larry King
According to a Larry King tweet, the CNN host will be interviewing none other than Lady Gaga next week. What she will be able to offer King in advice on his very own bad romance, he no doubt will be able to reciprocate in fashion tips. [Twitter]