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C - View
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Apartment / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 4
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C-View is a ground floor apartment, 2 minutes walk to the beach, with large terrace to enjoy the outstanding views over the beach and sea.
The open-plan living room has sliding patio doors which lead onto the large private terrace, that boasts an uninterrupted view over the beach, a perfect place to watch the sun set over the sea, watch the surfers or simply watch the world go by.
The property is a short walk to all the amenities the village has to offer, these include the famous 'Blue' bar , pub, cafes, delicatessen, post office,shops and surf school. A short drive from all that Cornwall has to offer.
Size | Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | Porthtowan 200 m |
Access | Car not necessary |
Nearest Amenities | 200 m |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: Newquay 37 km, Nearest railway: Redruth 8 km |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
Features and Facilities
Luxuries | Internet access, DVD player, Sea view |
General | TV, CD player, Telephone, Wi-Fi available |
Standard | Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
Utilities | Cooker, Microwave, Fridge |
Rooms | 2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms |
Furniture | 1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 6 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided |
Outdoors | Balcony or terrace, Private garden, Shared garden, BBQ |
Access | Parking |
Further details indoors | The accommodation offered is open plan living room/kitchen, with breakfast bar. 2 Bedrooms, Bathroom, small hallway.Sliding patio doors from lounge area onto large private terrace, with picnic table, outside chairs,sun lounger and BBQ. The kitchen is well equipped, with microwave,built in electric hob and oven, fridge with ice box. Two sofas seat up to six people.(One being a sofa bed for adults who do not want to sleep in bunk beds). There is a fold away dining table & seating for 4 people. The main bedroom has a double bed and full wall length mirrored wardrobe and shelves and the second compact bedroom has bunk beds (3' with ortho mattresses) with shelving unit and hanging space. The bathroom has bath with electric shower, basin with contemporary back lit mirror over, toilet and heated electric towel rail. Heating is with night storage heaters. |
Further details outdoors | The private terrace with sea views has a BBQ, picnic table,outside chairs & sun lounger. The property has parking in the shared back garden at the entrance to the property.(right outside the door) |
Further details | A Welcome pack of Cornish Goodies on arrival. All bed linen and bathtowels supplied, but please bring own beach towels. Outside furniture supplied for use on terrace only. Heating by nightstores during winter months only. All electricity is included. No nasty coin meters. Free unlimited Wi-Fi available Bluetooth Music player |
The Cornwall region
Cornwall is a perfect holiday destination as it has something for everyone. Beautiful beaches with waves on the North Coast for the surfers and calm waters on the South coast for the divers. Plenty of entertainment & theme Parks for the children. Fishing and golf for the Dads. Art and culture for the Mums. The Tate gallery in St.Ives, the building alone is worth going to see.
The Minack open air theatre and surrounding scenery is well worth visiting and if you are interested in plants, you will see some exotic species here.
Cornwall's number one must is a visit to the Eden project if you can persuade the children to leave the beach!
Porthtowan, a coastal village with a beautiful beach set within a magnificent bay flanked by steep cliffs on West Cornwall's rugged North coast. This is a popular beach for surfers and families alike. A number of shops and pubs are located near the beach. The bathing water quality is first class, the best in Europe. Award winning Blue Flag beach winner.
Very popular with coastal walkers as the coastal path drops right down into the village from both sides of the beach.
Surfers and budding wannabes will find surf school within walking distance of the property with hire of wet suits & surf boards.
The village is surrounded by historic mining relics with a converted mine engine house being one of the more interesting buildings in the village, and you do not have to walk far to see more of Cornwall's past history. Portreath, the next coastal village along in a Westerly direction is famed for it's harbour and Mineral Tramway. Cycle hire is available on the Porthtowan to Portreath road,( The Bike Barn ) ,which will allow you to follow the tramway all the way to a little village on the South coast called 'Devoran'.
In a Northerly direction, on the coastal path, you will come to Chapel Porth, another small beach with a National Trust Car Park & Beach Cafe, famed for it's 'Croque Monsieurs' and hedgehog ice creams ( ice cream cornet spread with Cornish Clotted cream & rolled in roasted hazelnuts). A definite must for food lovers of all ages.
Within walking distance of C-View is a variety of pubs from the family friendly Unicorn, which serves Pub grub to the more lively Blue Bar a more contemporary atmosphere with of course the view over the beach. For a relaxing morning coffee, the delicious food, or the lively evening entertainment.
There is a village convenience store, shops, cafes, post office and green play area.
A short drive out of Porthtowan along the coast road is the village of St. Agnes with its famous ' Stippy Stappey ' quaint houses and its shops, pubs & restaurants.
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"Great place to stay"
We have just returned from a fabulous break in Porthtowan. After 25 years of holidaying in Cornwall, I can honestly say that we have found our favourite place to stay!It's location is breathtakin… More
Thank you for taking the time to write a review. We look forward to seeing you again this year when hopefully you will approve of the upgrades carried out over the winter.
28 Sep 2014
"Lovely Terrace"
Finding the way down to Porthtowan can be a bit nerve-demanding at times, but once you've reached the beach and the apartment, everything is lovely.The apartment has a beautiful view of the sea (… More
Thank you for your review. The good news is that they are to dual more of the A30 through to Chiverton roundabout, this should help your journey to C-View and get your next holiday off to a more relaxing start.
28 Sep 2014
"Many Thanks - tolle Location - zu empfehlen"
Ein wundervoller Ort zum Ausruhen und aktiv sein: - auf der wundervollen Terrasse mit dem herrlichen Blick aufs Meer, - am Strand und im Wasser, - beim Erkunden von Cornwall.Sehr freundliche Vermieter… More
25 Sep 2014
"What a view!"
This is a wonderful place to stay and must have one of the best views in Porthtowan.Very clean,comfortable and well equipped.The terrace was our favourite place as we had great weather.We will defini… More
14 Sep 2014
"fun family break"
perfectly situated in the lovely coastal village. great views from patio well equipped, clean and pleasant apartment. great for surfing and coastal walks. thank you for the biscuits and card.… More
4 Aug 2014
"What a fabulous place to stay!!!!"
This is definitely a place where we will visit again in the future. The apartment has a stunning view of the beach and the apartment itself has everything that you will need for a week away without h… More
We are really pleased you enjoyed your stay in C-View, so much. We also thank you for taking the time to write the review on trip advisor. We hope with the continual feed back we can offer all that a family require in a beachside holiday. We hope you choose to stay with us again.
4 Jul 2014
"Outstanding, a fantastic place to stay"
I would recommend this place, it's a fantastic property to stay in. My partner and myself were nicely surprised to say we didn't pay a ridiculous price, the amenities were spot on and an the… More
We are really pleased that you loved C-View so much and look forward to welcoming you again soon.
30 Jun 2014
"Just Perfect"
Having holidayed in Cornwall for many years we have found a true gem. The pictures just don't do the apartment justice. C-View is very well kept and was perfectly practical for our family of fo… More
We really appreciate your fantastic comments. We are glad your family had an amazing holiday at C-View. I hope you choose to stay with us again in the future.
20 Aug 2013
"Pictures do not do it justice"
Excellent modern accommodation with everything required for a short stay with some really nice touches, teenage son was very impressed with the broadband especially on the brief shower interludes (hey… More
23 Jun 2013
"TOP - super Appartment in guter Lage"
Sehr sauberes Apparment mit einer super Ausstattung. Schöner Blick auf's Meer und Sonnenuntergang.Kostenloses W-Lan. Telefon für Notruf und eingehende Gespräche (da keine bzw. schlechte Mobilf… More
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NBC Sports to Air Historic Notre Dame vs. Michigan Rivalry, 9/6
Two of college football's most storied programs meet one final time this Saturday in PRIMETIME on NBC, as the No. 15 Notre Dame Fighting Irish and the University of Michigan Wolverines close the book on another chapter of their iconic rivalry. Coverage starts Saturday at 6:30 p.m. ET on NBCSN with COUNTDOWN TO KICKOFF on-site from Notre Dame Stadium in South Bend, Ind., prior to live game coverage at 7:30 p.m. ET on NBC.
Saturday's PRIMETIME showdown featuring Notre Dame (1-0) and Michigan (1-0) is the final scheduled matchup between the two COLLEGE FOOTBALL powerhouses, which boast the best winning percentages in COLLEGE FOOTBALL history. The Fighting Irish and Wolverines will square off in their 42nd all-time meeting, with Michigan holding a 24-16-1 advantage in the series. The Fighting Irish won the last meeting in South Bend between the two teams in 2012, when the Notre Dame defense forced six turnovers in a 13-6 victory. Last season, Michigan quarterback Devin Gardner totaled five touchdowns in a 41-30 win over Notre Dame in Ann Arbor, Mich.
Both teams are coming off decisive victories to open the 2014 campaign last weekend. Notre Dame quarterback Everett Golson threw for three touchdowns, and ran for two more in his first game since the 2012 season, as the Fighting Irish defeated Rice University 48-17 in South Bend. Michigan avenged its 2007 upset loss to Appalachian State with a 52-14 win over the Mountaineers last weekend.
Dan Hicks (@DanHicksNBC), NBC Sports Group's longtime and critically-acclaimed golf and Olympic commentator, calls Saturday's game alongside Emmy Award-nominated analyst Mike Mayock and sideline reporter Kathryn Tappen (@KathrynTappen), who joined NBC Sports Group this year as a reporter and studio host.
Following are quotes from Hicks, Mayock and Tappen on Saturday's Notre Dame-Michigan game:
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Mayock on Everett Golson: "He had a breakout game against Rice, and people are really buzzing about his performance. If you're Michigan, you have to be aware that he's a dual threat."
Tappen on Golson and Gardner: "I'm excited to see this quarterback matchup on the biggest stage in COLLEGE FOOTBALL - Saturday night in primetime."
Liam McHugh (@liam_mchugh) will host COUNTDOWN TO KICKOFF at 6:30 p.m. ET on NBCSN, on-site at Notre Dame Stadium. He will be joined by 1984 Heisman Trophy Winner Doug Flutie (@DougFlutie) and two-time SUPER BOWL champion Hines Ward (@MVP86HinesWard). McHugh, Flutie and Ward will also manage half-time and post-game coverage for the broadcast.
In addition to his studio duties, Flutie will also provide analysis from the sidelines during the game, analyzing specific matchups and key plays from his unique perspective.
NBC SPORTS LIVE EXTRA ONLINE & APP: NBC Sports Live EXTRA - the NBC Sports Group's live streaming product for desktops, mobile devices, and tablets - will stream all Notre Dame Football home games.
For desktops, NBC Sports Live EXTRA can be accessed at NBCSports.com/liveextra. The NBC Sports Live EXTRA app for mobile devices and tablets is available at the App Store for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, and on select Android handset and tablet devices within Google Play.
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Sideline reporter Kathryn Tappen will provide live in-game tweets from the sideline from @NDonNBC on Twitter. Additionally, fans can watch in-game highlights, live coverage of the Notre Dame and visiting teams' bands at halftime, as well as live postgame footage that will include head coach Brian Kelly's press conference.
Following this Saturday's game against Michigan, NBC Sports Group's coverage of Notre Dame football continues Saturday, Sept. 13 at 7:30 p.m. ET on NBC, when the Fighting Irish host the Purdue Boilermakers at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Ind., in the 2014 iteration of the Shamrock Series.
The following is the NBC Sports Group 2014 Notre Dame Football schedule (all times ET)
Date | Opponent | Pre-Game | Network | Game Time | Network |
Saturday, Sept. 6 | Michigan | 6:30 p.m. | NBCSN | 7:30 p.m. | NBC |
Saturday, Sept. 13 | Purdue* | 6:30 p.m. | NBCSN | 7:30 p.m. | NBC |
Saturday, Oct. 4 | Stanford | 3 p.m. | NBC | 3:30 p.m. | NBC |
Saturday, Oct. 11 | North Carolina | 3 p.m. | NBC | 3:30 p.m. | NBC |
Saturday, Nov 15 | Northwestern | 3 p.m. | NBC | 3:30 p.m. | NBC |
Saturday, Nov 22 | Louisville | 3 p.m. | NBC | 3:30 p.m. | NBC |
*2014 Shamrock Series at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Ind.
NBCSports.com will again continue its Notre Dame Football coverage though its Notre Dame Central section. Notre Dame will also be featured within NBC Sports Talk with its popular Inside The Irish blog written by Notre Dame Football insider Keith Arnold.
For the second-straight year, Comcast SportsNet Chicago will continue its expanded coverage of Notre Dame Fighting Irish Football via its partnership with NBC Sports by providing additional content to help power NBCSports.com's popular Notre Dame Central section (http://www.nbcsports.com/college-football/notre-dame-central). Comcast SportsNet Chicago's Notre Dame Football "Insider" JJ Stankevitz (@JJStankevitz) from CSNChicago.com, will serve as the primary beat reporter in providing up-to-the-minute Fighting Irish news and analysis, columns, game previews/recaps, interviews and much more.
SAME DAY HOME GAME REPLAYS - Beginning with the team's home/season opener on Saturday, August 30 vs. Rice, Comcast SportsNet Chicago will provide a same day replay of every Notre Dame home game produced by NBC Sports with the Aug. 30 replay scheduled to air at 11 p.m. CT. Additional home game replays airing on Comcast SportsNet this season include games against Michigan (Sept. 6 at 1 a.m.), Purdue (Sept. 13 at 1 a.m.), Stanford (Oct. 4), North Carolina (Oct. 11), Northwestern (Nov. 15) and Louisville (Nov. 22). (NOTE: Replay airings to regularly take place on these Saturdays at 11 p.m.; fans are urged to consult CSNChicago.com for exact air times).
HEAD COACH BRIAN KELLY's WEEKLY PRESS CONFERENCE - CSNChicago.com will provide a live stream of Notre Dame Head Coach Brian Kelly's weekly press conference, as he will address the prior weekend's game, along with detailing his game plan against the team's upcoming opponent. Coach Kelly's weekly press conference, which will take place from Notre Dame Stadium in South Bend, Ind., will be live streamed every Tuesday throughout the season at 11 a.m.
"INSIDE NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL" w/BRIAN KELLY - Once again, Comcast SportsNet will be the local TV home for "Inside Notre Dame Football" with Head Coach Brian Kelly this season. The weekly, half-hour show will feature key highlights, along with detailed discussion & analysis regarding the team's previous game and an X's and O's preview of their upcoming opponent. "Inside ND Football" will make its 2014 season premiere on Tuesday, September 2 in its regular 5 p.m. CT time slot. (NOTE: This Tuesday afternoon program may air on occasion at 4:30 p.m. CT should there be live pro event airing at 6 p.m. that evening). Fans can follow Comcast SportsNet Chicago's @CSNIrish Twitter handle for the very latest Fighting Irish news and updates 24/7.
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Preamble Morning all. George Dobell is at Essex v Leicestershire, while Paul Edwards is at Lancashire v Notts and Paul Rees will be chipping in on Glamorgan v Northants.
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Notwithstanding that this is a group whose team ethic is strong and who have consistently punched above their weight this summer, it will still be a heck of an achievement to get near that target. Nottinghamshire have all the best batsmen in this game: Graeme White, Steven Mullaney, Alex Hales, and also, considering their work in the first innings, Darren Pattinson and Luke Fletcher. Lancashire need at least two of their top batsmen to play major innings. To do that, they will need to play the bowling on its merits and not worry about what they imagine the state of the wicket to be.
Cricket Festival in mind when he painted The Scream. If you look closely, you can just make out the pier. Look if you don't believe me. Actually my first night in Southend was rather enjoyable. I learned two things: 1) That town and sea front are rather charming; 2) Alcohol is a great comfort.
Morning from Garon Park, writes George Dobell. It's a pretty as ever here. I'm pretty such Edvard Munch had the SouthendThe cricket remains absorbing, too. James Taylor has just departed, squeezing a catch to short-leg off his bat and pad, and batting remains hard work. Last year, the highest team score in the four innings of the game here was just 159, so perhaps Essex's total wasn't quite so far below par as it seemed. Still, I'd have thought 250 was more like it.
Leicestershire have already drawn level and now have a great opportunity to establish a match-winning platform. Essex, meanwhile, need to have a much better day if they are to have any chance of reviving their promotion ambitions. A season that started full of hope and expectation is in danger of becoming a bitter disappointment. There's still just about time to make amends.
Another decent crowd at Trafalgar Road but the weather's getting a tad bleak. Before he departed, Moore lost a nearly new ball when he pulled it over the railway line for six.
Things got vastly worse for Lancs as Horton was bowled by Adams, letting the ball go, Mark Chilton was caught behind pushing forward at his first ball and Steven Croft also edged the New Zealander to Read. Lancs 70-4 and Adams - 44 first-class wickets this season - looks like Nottinghamshire's matchwinner.
It has been a very enjoyable morning in Southend, writes George Dobell. Which is a sentence I didn't expect to be writing. But, with ball continuing to dominate bat, we have seen five wickets fall and Leicestershire establish a lead of 41 at lunch. It does not sound like many, I know, but in a low-scoring game, it may prove insignificant. Tom Craddock has taken the last two wickets to fall. The young leg-spinner, just 22 and playing only his fourth first-class game, struggled a little yesterday, but has impressed today.
First Tom New played-on off a bottom edge, before Jigar Naik prodded half forward and was leg before. Tymal Mills has not bowled this morning. He's an interesting prospect: unusually quick and left arm. He's also raw, however, and perhaps not the line and length type bowler required for this pitch.
Essex may yet rue the absence of another front line spinner. The other wickets were shared between Ravi Bopara, David Masters and Ryan ten Doeschate. All three have concentrated on bowling a tight line and relied on the pitch to provide assistance. They haven't had to wait long. No one survives for long at Garon Park.
For all that Karl Brown and Tom Smith have stroked a few pleasing boundaries before lunch, it has been very much Nottinghamshire's session at Southport writes Paul Edwards.
Lancashire have gone into the break on 79-4 with Brown on 23 and Smith on 10. Brown has been particularly impressive this session: poised, balanced and every inch a proper batsman. He's also looked for the singles and not relied on boundaries. (No doubt, now I've said all that, he will be stumped attempting to reverse sweep Luke Fletcher straight after lunch.)
Adams has been the best bowler, but Samit Patel has now been called into the Notts attack for the first time in the game and has so far sent down one over. It is also spitting with rain and the covers are coming on. Lancashire need 179 to win this game and only the optimists among the home supporters think they can get there.
Almost as I predicted, Brown plays down the wrong line of the third ball after lunch and loses his off pole to Pattinson writes Paul Edwards. Meanwhile, I suspect that this paper's correspondent at the Essex v Leicestershire game may have lost his contract with the Southend tourist board. However, One Day in the Life of George Dobel should win the Booker Prize in a year or two. Lancashire 84-5. It's raining pretty hard too.
I think Trevor Jesty and Steve Garratt have checked out of their hotel writes Paul Edwards. Having played on for about ten minutes when it was hosing it down, they then came off for five minutes. The rain grew a little less heavy and they were back on like a shot. Lancashire are 98-5 and it is still raining. Rather bleak. Registering only 4.6 on the Garon Park scale, though.
My hopes of this game finishing within two days are receding, writes George Dobell. I feel rather like Steve McQueen in The Great Escape; recaptured in sight of the border. I honestly think that someone as relentlessly upbeat as Rod, Jane and Freddy (I say 'someone' as they pretty much count as one person) could spend a few hours in Garnon Park and be reduced to despair. The two-day finish is still possible. Tom Westley has just gone, playing-on to Nadeem Malik, having failed to score a run in seven overs.
Warwickshire, by the way, tell me they have no intention of trying to sign Ryan ten Doeschate. They are, however, still keen to sign James Taylor. As things stand, the ball is in Taylor's court. Taylor is contracted to Leicestershire until the end of the 2012 season. If, however, he declines to sign a new contract offered by Leicestershire, it may well be that the club decides to cash-in on Warwickshire's interest and effectively sell Taylor to them. That would bring in the best part of £100,000 and also save them about the same amount in terms of salary costs for 2012. Bearing in mind that Taylor could leave at the end of 2012 and Leicestershire would not receive a penny, it would surely be understandable if they accepted Warwickshire's offer.
that result at Southport, writes George Dobell. They're just 13 points off the top of the table with a game in hand and have won seven of their 10 games. That's two more than they won the last time they lifted the Championship, in 2004.
It may well be that Warwickshire are the team who benefit most fromMeanwhile the battle of Garon Park has been reduced to an attritional affair. Rather like trench warfare. Essex, thanks to the admirably dogged Billy Godleman, have knocked off their first innings deficit and now lead by eight. They've lost Shah, though. He skipped down the pitch to negate Claude Henderson's left-arm spin, but then tried to play against the spin, missed entirely and was stumped. Godleman, however, has kept it simple, picking up runs off his legs when opportunity has arisen, and now has the highest score of the match.
If Essex go on to win this game, they'll have good reason to be grateful for the contribution of Billy Godleman, writes George Dobell. The 22-year-old has just become the first man to score a half-century in the game - he's also just the second man from any team to score a half-century in the last nine innings at Garon Park - and has helped his side into a lead of 48.
His stand with Ravi Bopara - who seems to be relishing the captaincy - is now worth 61. That's also the highest stand of the match. It may just prove the defining phase of the game.
Suddenly I can believe that Southport is not unlike Southend, writes Paul Edwards. The captains and the kings, the deadly Nottinghamshire seamers and the incompetent Lancashire batsmen have all departed. It is raining, and a club ground, which was transformed into a first-class venue for three days or so, suddenly seems like a club ground again. The only noise is the steady hum accompanying celebratory drinking in the Late Cut bar.
Lancashire were very poor indeed today, not because they lost, but because of the manner of their defeat. George Dobell is right to point out that Warwickshire will profit from the result here, and next week's game between Lancashire and the Bears at Liverpool suddenly carries even more significance. Peter Moores's coaching skills are about to be tested pretty severely yet again, as is the resolve of his players. That, I suppose, is how champions are made - or found wanting.


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USDA estimates lessened yields for soybeans, corn
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The USDA forecast lower yields and ending stocks for corn and soybeans in its Crop Production and World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) reports released Monday.
While record total corn production is still expected this year, soybean yields still remain difficult to estimate; wheat numbers remain in line with previous reports and trade expectations.
The trade market was expecting an increase in corn and a decrease in soybean production. Corn surprised many analysts, with projections for average corn yield at 154.6 bushels per acre, down from the previous estimate of 156.6.
"That puts corn ending stocks at 1.837 billion bushels, which is still a burdensome number but down from last month's 1.959 (billion)," said Brian Hoops of Midwest Market Solutions.
The USDA still forecasts a record total corn production this year, at 13.763 billion bushels.
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"We've seen a remarkable bounce-back, especially in the Eastern Belt," he explained. The USDA projects 165-bushel average corn yield per acre in Illinois, 166 in Indiana and 172 in Ohio; all three states could see record corn yields this season, said Kitt.
Iowa corn production is a different story, with a current yield forecast at 163 bushels per acre. "A lot of the west and central part (of Iowa) are really just hanging on," said Kitt, citing concerns for adequate moisture in those regions.
The USDA report also projects corn yields declining in North Dakota, a strong corn producer last year but, so far, lacking desired rainfall this season.
The average soybean yield decline, though surprising to many, is not totally unexpected, said Bill Tierney of Ag Resource Co.
"The (soybean) trade is acting like they're from Missouri. You got to 'Show Me' that yield before I believe that yield," he said. He added, relative to soybeans, "It is very, very difficult to come up with a yield estimate this early."
The WASDE report pegged ending stocks of soybeans at 220 billion bushels, declined from last month's 295 billion. "Both corn and soybean ending stocks were really much snugger than the average trade guess, and really caught the trade off-guard," said Hoops.
Total soybean acreage is 500,000 fewer than USDA June estimates, reflecting a re-survey of actual planted acres in many key states. This decline was half of the 1 million-acre drop expected by some analysts.
Wheat estimates in the USDA reports were in line with trade expectations and the last USDA report. Spring wheat production was estimated at 511 million bushels, slightly fewer than in 2012.
"We also see a slightly smaller winter wheat crop, which is directly contradictory to what we see in corn and soybeans, which are having a robust year and larger crops compared to a year ago," said Hoops.
Wheat demand shows some strength. "Wheat demand was increased to 1.1 billion bushels," he added, commenting on the WASDE numbers. "The demand we see right now on our weekly export sales report shows the strongest August wheat demand since 1990."
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ART and IHFC to Host Bowling Event in High Point
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HIGH POINT, N.C.--The Accessories Resource Team will host its High Point bowling event next month during market, and which is sponsored by the International Home Furnishings Center.
To be held on Monday, Oct. 24, at the High Point Bowling Center, the event begins at 7 p.m. with dinner followed by bowling at 8 p.m. Tickets cost $40 per person in advance and $50 at the door. Visit accessoriesresourceteam.org for the reservation form or call 704-376-4278.
The address for the High Point Bowling Center is 309 West Fairfield Road, off South Main Street.


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Running Head: PD TO IMPROVE ACADEMIC OUTCOMES FOR FOSTER YOUTH 1 Beating the Odds: Applying The Positive Deviance Framework to Address the Academic Underachievement of Foster Youth Daniel J. Diaz University of Southern California
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Degree | Doctor of Education |
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Degree program | Education (Leadership) |
School | Rossier School of Education |
Date defended/completed | 2013-06-17 |
Date submitted | 2013-08-01 |
Date approved | 2013-08-01 |
Restricted until | 2013-08-01 |
Date published | 2013-08-01 |
Advisor (committee chair) | Malloy, Courtney |
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Garcia, Pedro Stowe, Kathy |
Abstract | This study utilized the theory of positive deviance to explore the challenges and success factors for foster youth who have attained a postsecondary education. To accomplish this, twelve interviews were conducted. Six interviews were conducted with college-going foster youth and six adults who served as mentors for the foster youth participants while they were enrolled in high school. Results revealed that foster youth faced challenges connected to transience, dysfunctional behavior, abuse, and academic struggles. However, the foster youth that participated in this study mitigated these challenges by utilizing specific strategies including exhibiting help-seeking behaviors, academic self-regulation, self-advocacy, and utilizing support systems. Findings from this study have significant implications for foster youth hoping to attain a postsecondary education (e.g., mentoring other foster youth), as well for foster parents, high schools, colleges and foster youth organizations seeking to aid in the academic achievement of foster youth (e.g., utilizing resources available to foster youth). |
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Throughout the school year, 145 Penta Career School students have been constructing a 2,600-square-foot house as part of their career training. The house, which is being constructed for the Visser family, is located at 423 Hillside Dr. in Rossford. It will be open to the public Sunday, May 17 from 1 to 4 p.m. Parking will not be available on Hillside Drive. Visitors are asked to park at Eagle Point Elementary School, 203 Eagle Point Rd., where a shuttle bus will run every 15 minutes.
The Ottawa County Board of Elections will meet May 22 at 10 a.m. to conduct the official canvass of the May 5 special election. A regular board meeting will follow at 1:30 p.m. Voters in the Genoa Area Local School District approved the renewal of a 1.8-mill, 5-year permanent improvement levy in the May 5 election: for – 437, against – 272, according to unofficial results of the board of elections.
Wildlife area open Located near Gibsonburg at SR 600 and CR 74, the 360-acre property has been managed as a private hunt club for more than 60-years. A grant from the Clean Ohio Conservation Fund and donations from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and the Sandusky County Sportsman's Club have made it possible for the park district to acquire the Ringneck Ridge Hunt Club using no local tax monies.
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These are U.K. publishers that publish more than six full-length books of poetry per year (or less if they are a major imprint of other genres) and have had a title shortlisted for a recognised poetry prize in the past five years.
Cultured Llama Publishing
11 London Road, Teynham, Sittingbourne, Kent, ME9 9QW
Website: www.culturedllama.co.uk
Email: via the Contact form on the website
Editors: Maria C. McCarthy and Bob Carling
"Cultured Llama is a literary press that specialises in collections and anthologies of poetry and short fiction. We expect potential authors to have established a profile as a writer, including publications in quality magazines and journals, and to provide commendations from writers who support their work. Proposals for debut collections are as welcome as those from more established authors. Proposals for anthologies of poetry and fiction or 'culture' titles, such as multi-author works by writers' or artists' groups, will also be considered. Proposals must follow the submission guidelines available on the Publishing page of the website."
Dedalus Poetry Press
13 Moyclare Road, Baldoyle, Dublin 13, Ireland
"Founded in 1985, Dedalus Press is one of the major poetry imprints in Ireland, specialising in contemporary Irish poetry and poetry from around the world in English translation. We also publish occasional prose books by poets, usually with an Irish connection. Recent titles include 'If Ever You Go: A Map of Dublin in Poetry and Song', the Dublin: One City One Book choice for 2014 as well as books by Theo Dorgan, Macdara Woods, Paula Meehan, Gerry Murphy, Pat Boran and Leeanne Quinn."
Diamond Twig Press
Diamond Twig, 9 Eversley Place, Heaton, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE6 5AL
Tel: 0191 276 3770
Email: email@example.com
Website: http://www.diamondtwig.co.uk
"We are a women's press which promotes first collections of poetry and short stories: quality books with a strong visual identity, a collectable series by women living in, or connected to, the North. We offer encouragement, opportunities and an important first step on the ladder for aspiring writers. We rarely accept unsolicited manuscripts."
Donut Press
The Cobwebs, 12 West Street, Ashburton, Devon, TQ13 7DU
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.donutpress.co.uk
"Publishers of contemporary poetry since 2001."
Egg Box
Email: email@example.com
Or via the Contact form on website
Website: www.eggboxpublishing.com
Editor: Nathan Hamilton
"Something is hatching, slowly but surely, in the egg box. Based in Norwich, Norfolk, it is an influential small independent poetry press with a strong editorial reputation. See website for further submission details. Submissions looked on more favourably if they demonstrate genuine interest in or knowledge of the press - preferably with a book purchase - or evidence of at least having read guidelines before emailing."
Emma Press, The
Address: Winnersh, Berkshire
Email: email@example.com
Website address: http://theemmapress.com
Editor: Emma Wright
"The Emma Press is a small independent press which takes a personal approach to publishing and produces beautiful, thought-provoking books. In 2014 the Emma Press was shortlisted in the Michael Marks Awards for poetry pamphlet publishers. They don't accept unsollicited submissions but do run annual calls for poetry and prose pamphlet manuscripts, as well as 3-5 calls for submissions to themed poetry anthologies. See the website for submissions guidelines."
Enitharmon Press
10 Bury Place, London WC1A 2JL
Tel: 020 7430 0844
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.enitharmon.co.uk
Editor: Stephen Stuart-Smith
"Enitharmon was founded in 1967 and soon established itself as 'one of Britain's most enterprising independent literary presses'. Enitharmon Press specializes in poetry, but also publishes fiction, essays, memoirs and translations. Its sister company, Enitharmon Editions, is one of the few British publishers to commission collaborations between distinguished artists and writers. Recent projects for Press and Editions have involved Tony Bevan, Peter Blake, Jim Dine, Maureen Duffy, Gilbert & George, Seamus Heaney, David Hockney, Jenny Joseph, Michael Longley, Paul Muldoon, Harold Pinter and Paula Rego. Enitharmon is the name William Blake gave to a character representing spiritual beauty and the inspiration of the poet. The logo of the Press derives from a Blake woodcut."
5 Farrell Close, Melling, Liverpool, L31 1BU, UK
Tel: 0795 792 8671
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.erbacce-press.com
"erbacce-press is a unique poetry cooperative where books (mainly poetry) are published free or with heavy subsidies. We ask, but don't insist, that the author contributes some of the profits from sales to assist other new writers. The word 'erbacce' stems from the Italian for 'weed' and it rhymes with 'apache'; weeds sometimes take over the garden;
that is our ultimate goal although we may go on to take over the world."
Etruscan Books
Editor: Nicholas Johnson
"etruscan books is 16 years young, and has published concrete, Gaelic and modernist poetry with an ear for the lyric and the made up word. The books are carefully edited, and sewn, often with artist writer film maker collaborations. These have included James Ravilious, Basil King, Colin Sackett, Patrick Caulfield, the teenage Nicholas Dunbar, Rebecca E.Marshall, Sarah Simblett and Brigid McLeer. etruscan books are book makers, rather than orthodox poerty publishers. Many of their books are sold at the London Review of Books Bookshop, and Edinburgh's Word Power."
Ettrick Forest Press
Enquiries Desk, Ettrick Forest Press, Flat 1/1,63 Calder St, Glasgow G42 7RR
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Eyewear Publishing
74 Leith Mansions, Grantully Road, London, W9 1LJ
Editor: Todd Swift
Faber & Faber
Bloomsbury House, 74-77 Great Russell Street, London WC1B 3DA
Tel: 020 7927 3800
Website: www.faberpoetry.co.uk
Email: email@example.com
Editor: Matthew Hollis
Faber and Faber's list of current poets includes Simon Armitage, Emily Berry, Julia Copus, Lavinia Greenlaw, Nick Laird, Andrew Motion, Paul Muldoon, Alice Oswald, Don Paterson, Sam Riviere, Jo Shapcott and Hugo Williams. They publish the annual Forward Book of Poetry.
Fair Acre Press
fal publications
9, The Crescent, Canterbury CT2 7AQ
Tel: 07887 56 0018
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: none but titles are available through bookshops, book distributors such as Bertrams, Gardners and online sites such as Amazon
"fal publications is an independent press publishing high quality unusual books by writers from Cornwall. Established in 2004, fal has so far produced 11 varied books, some illustrated, and has won the Holyer an Gof award for 'Outstanding Literary Merit'. fal does not receive any subsidy. Writers include Jane Tozer, DM Thomas, Angela Stoner and Victoria Field."
Five Leaves Publications
Five Leaves Publications, PO Box 8786, Nottingham NG1 9AW
Website: http://www.fiveleaves.co.uk
Editor: Ross Bradshaw
"Five Leaves has published anthologies, pamphlets and single author collections including work by Naomi Jaffa, Michael Rosen, Adrian Buckner, Peter Mortimer, Andy Croft, Charles Reznikoff and John Lucas. Our anthologies include those on the world of night, Jewish poetry, Hull poetry, Nottinghamshire poetry and, forthcoming, alcohol! We have also published a CD of poems by C Day-Lewis. Sorry, no unsolicited manuscripts."
Five Seasons Press
41 Green Street, Hereford, HR1 2QH
Tel: (0)1432 261100
Email email@example.com
Website: www.fiveseasonspress.com
Editor: Glenn Storhaug
Flapjack Press
Chiffon Way, Trinity Riverside, Gtr Manchester M3 6AB
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: http://www.flapjackpress.co.uk/
Editor: Paul Neads
"Flapjack explores the synergy between spoken and written word through collections from northwest poets and performers, poetry theatre, and the occasional book for younger readers."
Flarestack Publishing
Email: email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: http://www.flarestackpoets.co.uk
Editor: Meredith Andrea and Jacqui Rowe
"Flarestack Poets is a new imprint launched by Flarestack in autumn 2009 under the direction of Meredith Andrea and Jacqui Rowe (both Flarestack poets). We are looking for poetry that dares outside current trends, even against the grain? collections that aren?t bus queues, from poets who are forging their own linguistic connections with the root-ball of experience. Flarestack pamphlets have a reputation for quality and diversity, and for encouraging work from new and established voices."
flipped eye publishing
Free Word Centre, 60 Farringdon Road, London EC1R 3GA
Tel: 0845 652 9517
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Other imprints: mouthmark series & waterways books
Website: http://www.flippedeye.net
"flipped eye publishing is dedicated to publishing work that is clear and true rather than exhibitionist. Founded in 2001, we have won awards from the PBS, featured in The Independent on Sunday and were shortlisted for an IPG Award in 2007. Remarkably, our full poetry collections retail for under £7."
Gallery Press
Loughcrew, Oldcastle, Co. Meath, Ireland
Tel: 049 8541779
Website: www.gallerypress.com
Email: email@example.com
Editor: Peter Fallon
"Founded in 1970, The Gallery Press has published more than four hundred titles which show off the finest of new writing by established and emerging Irish authors. It has been our pleasure and privilege to publish books of Irish poetry, drama and, on rare occasions, prose. Marked by careful editing and simple, elegant design, for forty years The Gallery Press has been recognized as Ireland's pre-eminent literary publishing house."


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Happy Dog Gets Published on SEOmoz Blog
Written by Brooke McDonald Category: Press Room Published: April 18th, 2013
About a month ago, Ryan asked me to write a blog post for SEOmoz.org - which, in the SEO world, is basically the equivalent of asking a businessman to write for Fortune or a coach to write for ESPN (or at least pretty close).
The prospect was exciting, but I'll admit I felt slightly in over my head. Even the best gardeners probably get nervous to write for Better Homes and Gardens, and although I love to write, I wasn't sure what, exactly, I'd say to the SEOmoz community.
If you've never heard of SEOmoz, let me quickly explain who they are, what they do, and why they're a big deal.
What's SEOmoz?
For those who've never heard of them, SEOmoz.org is the go-to authority for all things SEO. The Seattle-based company develops software, quality tools, and awesome resources for the online marketing world. They call themselves the "Mozzers" and are an invaluable source of knowledge for organic marketers – people who are looking to increase their traffic from non-paid sources. All in all, the Mozzers have a reputation that precedes them.
Members of the SEO community can sign up to use the SEOmoz tools to help their own clients and further their online marketing efforts. These people can submit blog posts for either the YOUmoz User blog or the SEO blog on all kinds of topics. The blogs exist as a resource where people share expertise on all aspects of online marketing. YOUmoz is the "lower-tier" blog, although it still gets a lot of traffic. Content that's really popular, relevant, and of high-quality gets published on the SEO blog, their main blog.
My story as a newcomer
At Happy Dog, we like to shoot for the stars (for ourselves and our clients), so even though this would be a challenging post to get accepted, we went for it. Ryan suggested I share my experience as a "newb" (or newbie, however you like to spell it) with the SEOmoz community. He thought a newcomer's perspective would be fresh and interesting for the blog. My path to SEO has been non-typical, too; my professional work ranges from journalism to public relations, but online marketing is a new direction for me. With my background in English, creative writing, and marketing, organic search has been a natural step but also unexplored territory for me. The field is still relatively "new," and it's constantly changing, too.
For a long time, my stereotype of SEO was that it was a completely technical, analytical field, and I ruled it out as a career option best suited for people with backgrounds in coding and computer science. Little did I know that the field of organic search utilizes a broader talent pool than simply those kind of folks.
After doing a lot of research, I've picked up a lot of understanding, skills, and techniques in 2013, and I have really relished the challenge (and excitement) of doing SEO for our clients at Happy Dog.
I wrote my story, got some feedback from Ryan, and submitted it. Then I waited, hoping the Mozzers would like it. (Honestly, I sort of felt like they'd say, "Thanks, but no thanks," and I would've been okay with that. My post was very much conversion narrative and very little troubleshooting or advice for organic marketing – a departure from their typical content.)
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At the end of March, my post got published to the YouMoz User Blog! I felt very proud and accomplished. It was a good day. I was just happy they accepted the post! The post got some traffic and about a dozen "thumbs up" right away, which made me happy. I forgot to check back for a little while.
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