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This Eurohealth issue provides a reflection on the 7th European Public Health Conference which was held in late 2014 in Glasgow. Articles in the Observer section look specifically at health inequalities - How Roma communities are responding to these; adaptation of health promotion and disease prevention interventions for migrant and ethnic minority populations; and the Glasgow Declaration. Other articles include: Learning from each other - where health promotion meets infectious diseases; Public health monitoring and reporting; Changing your health behaviour - regulate or not; Developing the public health workforce; Building sustainable and resilient health care systems; Leaving a legacy in Glasgow; Conclusions; and Eurohealth Monitor.
Health Effects of Unemployment Benefit Program Generosity
Men who lose their job in US states that provide generous unemployment benefits are at lower risk of poor health, according to research published on Thursday 18 December in the American Journal of Public Health and which was led by Jonathan Cylus of LSE Health and the European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies. The researchers found that while there is an increased risk of reporting poor health for men who experience job loss, men who lost their job in states and years with comparatively more generous unemployment benefits had a statistically lower likelihood of reporting poor health.
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Honeymoon Villa Alanya - Private Pool & Gardens
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Honeymoon Villa is a charming villa set in its own beautiful gardens with a private pool overlooking the beautiful countryside, mountains and coast of Kargicak in Alanya. If you want total relaxation in beautiful romantic surroundings then you must visit this gorgeous haven.
The pink bougainvillea blossom swirl around the garden like confetti. The rear garden has only the pine forest as its neighbour and there are shady hammocks under palm trees, olive trees, fruit trees and an abundance of mediterranean shrubs and flowers to please the eye. There is a large veranda overlooking the pool where you can sit, eat, read and relax. On the rooftop there is a vast terrace with breathtaking views of the coast and the foothills of the Taurus Mountains. Here you will find another bbq dining area, a drinks bar, sofas and a romantic double bed for lazy afternoons and evenings under the stars
The villa is in a quiet location but within easy reach of shops, beaches, the nearby towns of Mahmutlar and the ever popular resort of Alanya. For those who are not keen on the idea of self catering, we can arrange for local restaurants to provide evening meals for you at the villa or to collect you and take you to their restaurants to eat. If you are looking for a romantic escape, a honeymoon location or are celebrating a special anniversary we have many wonderful ideas to make your stay even more special.
We can also arrange for you to enjoy meals in the villa courtesy of Malibu Gourmet restaurant. We can arrange a free pick up services to take you to the beach, to the local restaurants or on trips to local areas of outstanding beauty. Honeymoon Villa Alanya is much more than a villa rental or self catering holiday accommodation, it is a private villa rental with 5 star services all provided by trusted reliable local businesses who have looked after our guests now for many years.
Is Turkey safe to visit? Both the Turkish and British government advise not to travel within 50KM of the border of Syria - but Turkey is a huge country and Alanya is 550KM away from this zone. It is is a very cosmopolitan, peaceful town visited by vast numbers of tourists from across the globe. We feel very safe here, in fact we feel safer here than we feel when we are in the UK s as Turkey has not experienced the lone wolf attacks that have occurred in Europe.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Kargicak Beach 3 km
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|2 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Antalya or Gazipasa
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Private outdoor pool (unheated)
|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 Shower rooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 12, Lounge seats for 9
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
The Turkish Mediterranean Coast region
Alanya is a fast growing town about 135 km east of Antalya. Quite often called the pearl of the Turkish Riviera, Alanya has become well known world-wide because of its clean, sandy beaches, and crystal clear, deep blue waters mixed with the excellent climate of the Mediterranean sun.
Because of its picturesque back drop of the Taurus Mountains, and its subtropical climate, many people visit Alanya both as a winter health resort and as a summer seaside resort. It is said that Alanya has more than 300 days of sunshine a year. The winters here are very mild with temperatures on a sunny day between 12c – 15c.
With guaranteed sunshine, Alanya has a wealth of amenities to suit every taste. From go-karting, to cave exploring and the incredible bargains found in the various markets.
Natural places of interest include i.e. Alanya Castle, Dimcay river , Damlatas Caves, Side, Manavgat Lakes and many, many more, Turkey is an open museum packed full of ancient history..
Month by Month Guide
JANUARY - Short days, lots of sunshine, great for walking and exploring. Also a good time for photographers. Never usually lower than 10c in nights, use the log fire and snuggle up and read your favourite book.
FEBRUARY - Short days but lots of sunshine, surprisingly warm in the day, chilly in the shade. Great for exploring, walking, sightseeing. You see many hiking groups making their way through the Kargicak hills to the next valley.
MARCH - You start seeing the first signs of Spring, with oranges ripening and wild flowers starting to shoot. Still sunny but days start to lengthen and sun is higher in the sky.
APRIL.- Can be really warm and sunny but the rising temperature can cause unpredictable weather with occasional storms. The wild flowers and daisies start appearing in the grass. The more it rains the greener everything gets. All the local businesses start frantically preparing for the new season before it gets too hot to work. Theres a great atmosphere here. It starts to feel warmer and you don't need a jacket in the evening.
MAY - Wow - May is a fantastic month. The most incredible, vibrant wild flowers burst into bloom everywhere and it is a photographers dream, the weather becomes less unpredictable and you notice the air temperature rise at night as well as in the day, but it is a comfortable heat with no humidity. You start wondering if the sea and pools are warm enough and - usually - they are!
JUNE- Our favourite month. Wall to wall sunshine and very little prospect of rain or storms. Still the air is clear but the sun seems to warm your. bones and make you feel wonderful. The pools are a good temperature and the sea warms a little each day. The wild flowers have gone but the gardens are a mass of colours as all the shrubs bloom.
JULY- Everyday of July you feel as though someone is turning the dial up so the sun becomes hotter and hotter. By the end of the month it is roasting hot and cool pools, bathing in the sea, ice- creams and cold beers are a month. The salads and fruit in the markets are succulent and juicy. You need no jackets or evening wraps. The last two weeks of July and the first two weeks of August are the hottest months I think, made to feel more so because the air can become quite humid.
AUGUST - There's only one thing to do in August - take it easy and relax. Soak up the sun and enjoy everything the villa and its gardens have to offer. Its time to realise you made a mistake not getting a car with air- conditioning and you turn the shower down to cool rather than boiling hot! Everyone slows down a pace in the glorious sizzling heat. Think snorkling, boat trips, hammocks, siesta, beer and BBQ.
SEPTEMBER - We love September. The moisture in the air clears through The month making it a hot, sunny but comfortable month. The pools are still warm, the sea remains warm but its a little easier to explore. Great month for sight seeing trips and beach walking.
OCTOBER - October is a little like April, you can be lucky and have glorious weather, or the subtle seasonal change can cause storms. They rarely last long but they can be fierce. The sun is still warm and the sea great for swimming. The pools, however, start to get very chilly all of a sudden
NOVEMBER and DECEMBER - When we first stayed in November and December we were so surprised. The sun was so warm and we enjoyed taking long walks and wandering without the heat taking its toll and exhausting you. We saw many new visitors in the region taking advantage of this hiking, bike riding and exploring the countryside. As you walk you will see farmers harvesting and drying out crops such as olives, oranges, mandarin and apples. As the months went by the sun started to drop in the sky and the days shortened but we still enjoyed the beach until 4 p.m. and swam in the sea up to around 15th December without feeling chilly.
The Turkish have started to recognise the interest many people living in Alanya have for Christmas and have started decorating their restaurants and stocking Christmas goods in the shops. Everyone here celebrates New Year.
So there you have it - Alanya is an all year resort, it certainly does not hibernate in Winter.
Alanya, Turkey ; The Resort
There is something for everyone in Alanya. It is a large, cosmopolitan town with shopping to die for! You will find a terrific range of activities and tourist attractions to suit all tastes. If you like getting involved and clubbing til dawn - you can do just that . If you want quiet, intimate restaurants and peaceful walks by the beach - you will be spoilt for choice. If you want to use the time to explore Turkey's rich and ancient history then Alanya is an ideal centre to use as a base. It is large enough to cater for everyone.
The actual town and surrounding areas offer a wide range of like watersports which include, para-sailing, jet skis, banana boats, diving, water skiing, and white water rafting, there are several water parks in and around in Alanya, there is a sea park, a new amphitheatre, boat trips, day trips, jeep safaris, and much more.
Alanya boasts 300 sunshine days per year. East of Antalya is Alanya on the southern slopes of the Taurus mountains. Alanya nestles on a rocky cape between two glorious sandy beaches 13 km long eastern beach and 3 km cleopatra beach. On the top of the cape is a fortress built in 1200 which boasts one of the most beautiful views in the area. There are many lovely restaurants to try serving superb international cuisine with breathtaking views over the mediterranean.
Alanya is a stunning holiday location boasting excellent restaurants, and a lovely marina. You can take a boat trip around the bay and you can get a ferry across to northern cyprus. Dim Cayi is definitely worth a visit with its many floating restaurants. The beaches are stunning with crystal clear water surrounded by the dramatic backdrop of the taurus mountains.
Honeymoon Villa is located in the Kargicak area and is actually the geographical end of Alanya. Kargicak tempts with its lovely beaches, coast line and an impressive green landscape.One of the last places before the mountains to the sea close. Kargicak is ideal for nature lovers. It is a quiet haven away from the big hotels or complexes. Through the slight slope in the mountains, there is always the facing to the sea and Alanya.
The center of Kargicak is small and cozy. There are shops for daily necessities and some nice restaurants and bars. The bus takes approximately a 20 minutes drive to the center of Alanya. A car takes only 10 - 15 minutes. Many locals live in the area, The villa complexes in Kargicak are exclusive and prestigious and overlook farmland and plantations. . The famous "AlanyaMuz" (banana) are from this region
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12 Oct 2014
"Fabulous stay in a wonderful villa"
Could not fault the service from start to finish. We had extremely prompt email responses from the owners regarding our booking questions, which helped us enormously through the process. The advice a… More
23 Aug 2014
"A scenic, relaxing and adventurous break rolled into one."
Having read good reviews and seen the pictures on here about the villa we came in the mindset of expecting moderately pleasant accommodation but didn't have a clue about what we should do to pass the time out there. As we were a bit rushed and tend to be a bit last minute we were unsure of how we would get to our villa as we were arriving late evening. The hospitality, however,could not have been better. As soon as we arrived there was transport arranged to our villa where Gra was waiting and had taken the liberty of stocking the fridge due to the antisocial hour of our arrival. The photos on trip advisor did not do justice to the villa. The location, lay out, decoration, lighting and pool captured the perfect holiday experience with a slightly homely feel to it. Throughout the week we were in contact with Julia and Gra and they gave us a long itinerary of things to do in case we ran out and their recommendations ended up making the entire holiday - from floating restaurants on the Dim river to wild swimming in rivers to mountain caves. Julia and Gra were very kind and helpful throughout the duration of the stay and I would definitely recommend this holiday to couples or a small group of friends.
11 Jul 2014
"A piece of Paradise - Dream came true"
From the First moment we sat foot into the villa, we knew it's going to be perfect and more than we've expected. Everything was perfect from the moment we decided to book and contacted the owner - it… More
3 Jul 2014
"Beautiful Villa RUINED by two awful landlords"
After reading other fellow reviewers comments I confidently booked and travelled to The Honeymoon Villa expecting a high quality and friendly service. Having been astounded by the beauty of the Turkis… More
We have been totally blessed with the most amazing and considerate guests at Honeymoon Villa who have placed a VERY HIGH VALUE on the quality of our services and appreciate our dedication to ensuring their holiday is as enjoyable as possible. We willingly offer free advice and assistance when customers do not wish to hire a car for their honeymoon/holiday. We will even to try help you organise special surprises such as camel trips, Romantic treats such as sunset boat rides, candlelit dinners by the waters edge, lunches in local beauty spots, and transport to local areas of natural beauty.This is the selfless service standard we have built our rental business on. Of course internet provision beyond the confines of the villa is out of our control, but in emergencies we always offer local alternative check in WIFI zones if there is a service interruption. This is Turkey and you are on a hillside. In the past month our records show that the internet service to Honeymoon Villa was interrupted only for 8 hours in 28 days. Pool machinery can break - it is what you do about it that matters. It is a matter of record that when the pool filter failed this month it was replaced with a brand new one, larger filter the very next morning. Only 1 four hour cycle of circulation was actually missed from the time the first filter was removed and the new one installed. Pool test readings show that the chorine levels remained within safety limits for swimming throughout this period. We pride ourselves with the standards of our pool cleanliness and the professional team that maintains the pool. We provide self catering accommodation and supply linens according to what we feel is reasonable. We provide 4 pillows, 1 set of bed linen, 4 pool towels, 4 large bath sheets, two hand towels for two persons per week. If any guest feels this is inadequate then please let us know and we can provide more. All our guest bed linen is stored off site. What was found in 'carrier bags' was discarded linen used to cover outside furniture when the villa is empty. A contract is a two way concern. When expensive pool lights, outside flood lights, villa lights and air-conditioning units are left on 24 hours per day throughout the week then the weekly electricity used is inevitably going to be way beyond our very generous reasonable usage allocation. When roller shutters are pulled up with such force that they came off the internal rollers above and require engineer to repair them most people would reasonably accept that this would be considered damage which should be reported to us so that it could be mended before it caused further damage. When guests leave a stunningly beautiful villa in an unbelievably heartbreaking condition with rotting food rubbish bags stashed in kitchen food storage cupboards, stale food on the floors, food and fruit stains on the bed covers and linens, evidence of heavy smoking, cigarette butts, burns and stains throughout all rooms in the Villa ( Honeymoon Villa is a Non Smoking Villa) the terms and conditions of the Holiday Lettings booking contract is inevitably breached. It takes a considerable amount of effort, time and money to ensure the villa is up to its impeccable hygienic standard for the next guests' holiday when the previous guests leave such a mess behind them. In the absence of a damage deposit (due to the faith and trust we have always had with our guest) we have the right to decide to request some form of compensation for the extra costs incurred to us. Fortunately we can rest easy with the fact that no guest, not even the most recent reviewers, have left our our villa without saying anything other than wonderful things about it, and about us. This is evidenced and reiterated in the many e-mails sent to us the week and the photographs and videos we have in our possession. It is for readers of the review to draw their own conclusions but we note that we have only ever sent one request for damage compensation in all the years we have been renting and we have only ever had one review complaining about our service in all the years we have been renting. We will not be disheartened - we will just focus on continuing to maintain our high standards to the very best of our ability, looking after the wonderful guests who visit Honeymoon Villa year after year. It is a great bonus when your guests are wonderful people who treat you with mutual respect, appreciation, thought and kindness and believe us when we say - we have met some WONDERFUL people.
10 May 2014
"Perfect Deatination for a perfect honeymoon."
We stayed for 7 nights at this beautiful villa with breath taking views. Location is in the scenic mountains yet only a 10 minute drive from the beach and near by town. Ideall for a romantic get away … More
22 Aug 2013
"Perfect and private villa vacation"
Very beautiful and private villa. We enjoyed a very nice week there with my friends and daughter. Owners are very nice and helpful.
17 Aug 2013
"A perfect villa escape for lovers ...."
You know when you read an amazing review of a holiday destination that makes it sound fantastic, when you arrive there, a part of you wonders if it could ever live up to that expectation .... well, be… More
20 Jul 2013
"An amazing villa tucked away in the quiet hills of Turkey an excellent get away"
The villa was perfect and had everything you needed for a summer get away and would highly recommend a stay. The villa is tucked away in a rural area where we enjoyed the peace and quiet, but also wit… More
25 Mar 2013
I have to agree with the other reviewers in saying that this place is perfect! From initial contact the owners couldn't have been more helpful, setting up our wedding gift list - allowing our wedding guests to buy us home cooked meals at the villa. The villa is beautiful and the little touches were so thoughtful - the owners are brilliant, coming in the morning to make us breakfast, and some of our evening meals (I say meals, they were more like feasts!!), it was the perfect arrangement :) If we wanted to eat out in the evenings the owners would organise this for us and have us picked up and taken to the restaurant, they have fantastic relationships with the local restaurants. This isn't just honeymoon acommodation - it is a honeymoon experience! Thank you for making our honeymoon so amazing xxxx
19 Mar 2013
"Our idea of holiday heaven"
We spent three and a half weeks of absolute bliss at Honeymoon Villa What can we say about our time there …………….. We wanted complete peace & quiet - delivered in bucket loads We wanted seclusion – backing onto a forest what more could you wish for? We wanted luxury - got it - everything we could think of (and more) was available We wanted home from home perks (WiFi /Sky) – check! We wanted views - boy – what views – especially at night We didn't want the hassle of a car – so were provided with transfers from airport along with personal shopping trips facilitated with warmth and grace by the lovely owners 'as and when' it suited us All in all we can honestly say the best holiday ever
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Jeremy Wariner lives up to his billing
LONDON: British weather again put paid to the world record hopes of Tyson Gay but the American sprinter nevertheless produced an impressive display to win the 100metres in 10.02 seconds at the London Grand Prix on Friday.
Gay, who clocked 10.13 in almost winter conditions in Sheffield last month, had to contend with a headwind of almost a metre as he sought to beat Jamaican Asafa Powell's mark of 9.77. The American, who nudged a hundredth under that with the wind at his back two months ago, was out of the blocks first, picked up smoothly and finished well clear of Portugal's Francis Obikwelu (10.18) and Briton Marlon Devonish (10.26) to remain on course for a showdown with Powell in the Osaka world championships later this month.
"I'm undefeated, he's undefeated, one of us has to lose," Gay told reporters. "That was my last race (before Osaka) I'm 100 percent and I'm ready."
Sanya Richards was also impressive over one lap, comfortably winning the women's edition in 49.80 even though she failed to make the U.S. world championship team for the distance and will race only in the 200.
The results: Men: 100m: 1. Tyson Gay (U.S.) 10.02s, 2. Francis Obikwelu (Por) 10.18, 3. Marlon Devonish (G.Br) 10.26. 200m: 1. Usain Bolt (Jam) 20.06s, 2. Wallace Spearmon (U.S.) 20.11, 3. Joshua Johnson (U.S.) 20.48. 110m Hurdles: 1. Ryan Wilson (U.S.) 13.27s, 2. Aries Merritt (U.S.) 13.35, 3. Ron Bramlett (U.S.) 13.47.
1,500m: 1. Bernard Lagat (U.S.) 3:35.71, 2. Nicholas Kemboi (Ken) 3:36.13, 3. Andrew Baddeley (G.Br) 3:36.68. 4x100m relay: 1. United States 'B' 38.38s, 2. United States 38.65, 3. Poland 38.99. 2 miles: 1. Craig Mottram (Aus) 8:11.16, 2. Mohammed Farah (G.Br) 8:20.47, 3. John Kibowen (Ken) 8:21.34.
Triple jump: 1. Aarik Wilson (U.S.) 17.58m, 2. Leevan Sands (Bah) 17.55, 3. Randy Lewis (Grn) 17.43.
High jump: 1. Stefan Holm (Swe) 2.32m, 2. Tomas Janku (CZE) 2.29, 3. Jesse Williams (U.S.) 2.26.
Long jump: 1. Christopher Tomlinson (G.Br) 8.16m, 2. Brian Johnson (U.S.) 8.14, 3. Nathan Morgan (G.Br) 7.95.
Shot put: 1. Reese Hoffa (U.S.) 22.43m, 2. Christian Cantwell (U.S.) 21.66, 3. Rutger Smith (Ned) 21.19. Women: 200m: 1. Veronica Campbell (Jam) 22.55s, 2. Torri Edwards (U.S.) 23.19, 3. Kim Gevaert (Bel) 23.31.
400m: 1. Sanya Richards (U.S.) 49.79s, 2. Allyson Felix (U.S.) 50.17, 3. Novlene Williams (Jam) 50.91.
800m: 1. Lucia Klocova (Svk) 1:59.91, 2. Marilyn Okoro (G.Br) 2:00.11, 3. Jemma Simpson (G.Br) 2:00.18.
3,000m: 1. Lauren Fleshman (U.S.) 8m 43.92s, 2. Joanne Pavey (G.Br) 8:44.13, 3. Sarah Jamieson (Aus) 8:48.41. Pole vault: 1. Yelena Isinbayeva (Rus) 4.82m, 2. Svetlana Feofanova (Rus) 4.76, 3. Jennifer Stuczynski (U.S.) 4.70. — Agencies


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Mississippi twister carves long path of wreckage
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HATTIESBURG, Miss. (AP) -- Jeff Revette ran from his car and lay face-down in the grass next to the red-brick wall of a church as a tornado roared toward him, with debris scattering and electrical transformers exploding. Twenty seconds later, bricks were strewn across a flattened pickup truck a mere 10 feet away amid toppled trees and power lines.
Revette, a 43-year-old National Guard soldier who returned from a deployment to Afghanistan about a year ago, stood up unharmed. A woman who had been driving the smashed pickup and had taken cover near him was pinned by some insulation and other debris, but she was OK after Revette lifted the wreckage off her.
"It's just amazing," he said. "God is real. I am one blessed man."
The powerful twister tore a path across at least three counties, injuring more than 80 people -- but residents marveled that no one died. Officials said several circumstances converged to ensure no lives were lost in what should have been a deadly storm: Sirens and TV broadcasts gave people as much as 30 minutes of warning; the University of Southern Mississippi was emptier than usual because of Mardi Gras; and most businesses were either closed or quiet because it was a Sunday.
Forecasters were able to closely track where the storm was headed and had confirmed reports from both people on the ground and from radar, making it easier to give warning, said weather service meteorologist Chad Entremont.
The sheer scope of the damage made it difficult to do a full assessment. Some 50 roads were closed at one point because of felled trees, downed power lines and debris. About 570 homes and mobile homes were damaged or destroyed, with another 100 apartments left uninhabitable. Several thousand remained without power, though the electricity was expected to be restored to most customers later Monday, Gov. Phil Bryant said.
Bryant said the twister carved a path of destruction roughly 75 miles long, though National Weather Service officials have not yet determined the tornado's exact path or how long it was on the ground. However, early indications show it was an EF3 tornado with wind speeds reaching 145 mph in parts of Hattiesburg, Entremont said.
This twister was part of a storm cell moving faster than usual, meaning it was likely to cover more ground. Many tornadoes travel just a few miles, Entremont said.
While more tornadoes were not in the forecast, heavy rain was expected into Tuesday. And that could make cleanup efforts even more difficult, said National Weather Service meteorologist Brad Bryant in Jackson, Miss.
On Monday, rain seemed to be adding to the misery as people tried to put tarps over leaky roofs and move belongings to dry ground. Chainsaws could be heard around Hattiesburg as people tried to cut up trees that fell onto homes. Crews were removing debris, but flooding and blocked roads hampered their work.
John Cline was among those trying to salvage his already damaged home as he worked to find a way to shut off a broken pipe filling his house with water. A massive pine tree about 4 feet around split his home nearly in two.
Cline had just gotten home from work Sunday when he turned on the news and realized the tornado was headed his way. He said he opened the back door and could hear the roar, so he ran to a closet in the hallway. He said it wasn't long before the tree came crashing through the ceiling and landed about 3 feet to his right. He struggled to keep the closet door closed because the wind kept pulling it open.
"I was fighting the tornado," he said.
On the USM campus, trees were snapped in half around the heavily damaged Alumni House, where part of the roof was ripped away. Windows in a nearby building were blown out, and heavy equipment worked to clear streets nearby in a heavy rain after the worst of the weather had passed.
The university was under a state of emergency and told people to stay away from campus until further notice.
Dot Peek had just arrived home about five minutes before the tornado hit and huddled in her bedroom with her son, adult grandson and other relatives. That bedroom was the only room not substantially damaged by falling trees and debris. The rest of the home was a wreck. Peek's truck was smashed; boards and debris floated in her swimming pool; a tree crushed her pontoon boat.
Peek heeded the warning of sirens, saying "they don't go off for nothing. But people who don't pay attention to them are stupid."
However, when asked if it was the alarms that saved her family, Peek shook her head and replied: "It's God. My grandson was praying as loud as he could."
McConnaughey reported from New Orleans.
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Supporters Increasingly Becoming Owners
The proposed sale of Portsmouth FC to its supporters, delayed earlier this month by a court, would add to a steadily increasing list of soccer clubs in which their fans have become owners.
Approximately 30 English clubs are wholly or partially owned by their supporters' trusts, according to Supporters Direct, an organization founded in 2000 to provide support to member trusts that wish to have a say in their clubs' operations.
Purchasing a club is a financial risk for new owners. Many buy in expecting to earn a profit, but in reality, few English clubs have produced a profit in recent years. Often, they are left with debt that might be recovered only if the club is sold. The trusts, however, are formed as not-for-profit organizations; members of each pay for shares but are not responsible for any losses.
Portsmouth's case fits into most of these supporter-bought clubs, as they often are bought in an effort to save the club. Once the club is purchase, though, many supporters no longer are just fans. Some clubs have a democratic format, in which members vote on club matters; members at other clubs may be limited to determining board members. In both cases, they can be represented at the top level of the club's operations.
These clubs also have a way of building upon community interest. Many members spend time volunteering for the club within its offices or grounds and assist on match days. They also work on projects within their neighborhoods, taking more of a community pride than if they were just fans.
Clubs owned by its supporters are not limited to Britain. Laws in Sweden, Turkey and Germany mandate its clubs be majority-owned by supporters' trusts. In Spain, Real Madrid and Barcelona are fully owned by their supporters. Some of the clubs are assisted by Supporters Direct, which has expanded into about 20 countries in soccer, rugby and ice hockey and has UEFA and the European Commission among its funders.
Five examples of supporter-owned clubs, many with stories of success on the field after their purchase, follow.
Exeter City
Exeter City was severely debt-ridden when it was relegated to the Conference Premier in 2003. The Exeter City Supporters Trust gained majority ownership and was able to secure agreements with creditors to reduce the club's debt. A pair of FA Cup ties with Manchester United, and fundraisers, enabled Exeter to clear its debts by the end of 2005. Exeter gained promotion to League Two in 2009 and auto-promoted to League One in 2010, but the club could not hold its position as it returned to League Two for this season.
Wycombe Wanderers
After plans for a 20,000-seat stadium and "sports village" was rejected by the local government in 2011, the owner put Wycombe Wanderers and the London Wasps rugby club for sale. That was before he was arrested in April 2012 in the Metropolitan Police computer-hacking scandal. The Wycombe Wanderers Supporters Trust came through as they bought the club, its Adams Park stadium, and the training grounds, in June after it was relegated to League Two. The trust's purchase began a season in which the club celebrates its 125th anniversary.
AFC Wimbledon
When an FA board granted approval in 2002 for the owner of Wimbledon FC to move his club to Milton Keynes, fans reacted by forming AFC Wimbledon. The club, lovingly referred to as "The Wombles," were highly successful from the start as it won five promotions in nine seasons to move from the ninth level of England's football pyramid into League Two in 2011.
FC United of Manchester
Like AFC Wimbledon, FC United of Manchester was created out of anger. Manchester United supporters, incensed by the takeover of their beloved club by American businessman Malcolm Glazer in 2005, protested by forming their own club. It has been a success on the field, with two promotions and narrowly missing a third into the Conference North last season, and off it with attendances that are the envy of Conference clubs. The Red Devils, who share a ground with Bury of League One, are working to gain government approval to build its own stadium in time for the 2013-14 season.
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When the Swansea City Supporters Trust joined a group that saved the debt-ridden Welsh club in 2001, the Swans were in danger of falling out of the Football League. Instead, the club began a steady progression that saw it win promotion into the Premier League in 2011. The trust holds a 20-percent share of club ownership, and with four other major owners holding between 13 and 23 percent of the club's shares, fans can provide input into the club's operations.
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COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö Columbia CityŌĆÖs Sailrite is one of 25 companies from 13 Indiana counties to earn a place in IndianaŌĆÖs fifth annual field of ŌĆ£Companies to Watch.ŌĆØ
The company, started in 1969, is owned by Matt and Hallie Grant, who recently moved it less than a year ago to its current location at a 71,000 square foot building visible from U.S. 30 East.
ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs a great honor, and a testament to our company,ŌĆØ said Hallie. ŌĆ£A lot of our growth is because of the good employees that we have.ŌĆØ
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö Logan S. Kirk, 19, of Avilla, and Dallas M. Jones, 20, of Churubusco, both appeared in circuit court on methamphetamine charges Monday.
According to the Whitley County Drug Task Force, the two-week long investigation of stolen property and drug activity led officers to a residence on Staunton Drive in Churubusco.
According to WCSD Chief Deputy Marc Gatton, two males were in or near a vehicle parked on the street, preparing their equipment and chemicals to manufacture methamphetamine.
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö The third time was the charm for Columbia City Police Captain Tony Hively Monday morning.
After Rafael Davila of Ohio fled from Hively twice and began a 90 mph police chase through Columbia City, Davila was taken into custody around 4 a.m.
In a police report, Hively said he was traveling eastbound on U.S. 30 when he spotted a car in the westbound lane going 72 mph in a 60 mph zone.
ŌĆ£I turned my squad car around and caught up to the vehicle at the intersection of Ind. 9 and U.S. 30,ŌĆØ Hively said in the report.
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö Despite the way the economy has struggled and the way crops are looking, the 2012 Whitley County 4-H Livestock Auction still managed to raise $373,749 for 4-Hers.
The 2012 Whitley County 4-H Livestock Auction was held in the show barn again this year on Thursday.
Ritter Cox, auctioneer, welcomed more than 400 buyers during a rainy day.
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆöTwo bikes carrying medics could be seen tracking through the 4-H Whitley County Fair this year, as Parkview Whitley Hospital took extra steps to stay on top of medical emergencies.
The two bikes, owned by the hospital, were part of a Bike Medic program.
According to Andy Grote with Parkview, who came up with the idea last winter and saw it approved in March, this is the first year for the program.
ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs a quicker aid for people in need,ŌĆØ said Grote. ŌĆ£The bikes are fully stocked, and we carry just as much stuff on an ambulance.ŌĆØ
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö Peter Mallers, an attorney representing Parkview Health System Inc., attended the County CommissionerŌĆÖs meeting Monday concerning the purchase agreement of the old hospital property in Columbia City.
ŌĆ£This occasion is the second part of the presentation and the request made more than a year ago, February, 2011, related to the construction of the new hospital and the sale of the old hospital property,ŌĆØ said Mallers.
ŌĆ£That was for the specific purpose of the sale of the Lemburg building, and today is for the specific sale of the hospital property, again to Passages Inc.ŌĆØ
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö As the 4-H Whitley County Fair wrapped up Thursday, 4-H Fair President Cathy Heritier estimated this year brought in more profit than last year.
ŌĆ£The final attendance numbers are not in yet, but regardless of whether our attendance was up, our profitability was up,ŌĆØ said Heritier.
ŌĆ£We ended up finishing really well.ŌĆØ
Topping the list this year for the most popular desert was ice cream, with more than 12,000 gallons sold.
ŌĆ£We also sold around 2,500 hotdogs, and we had to re-order pop and Gatorade,ŌĆØ said Heritier.
SHERMAN, Texas ŌĆö A Columbia City man initially arrested in April for money laundering, but who pleaded guilty to another charge earlier this month should find out his fate in the next several months.
According to court records, Duane Ducharme, 70, pleaded guilty July 2 in U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Texas to misprision of a felony.
Ducharme was initially incarcerated in the Collin County Jail April 13 after being observed by agents of both the Texas Department of Public Safety and the Drug Enforcement Agency as part of what those agencies said was an ongoing investigation.
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö As the summer I-READ3 test results came in, Dr. Patricia OŌĆÖConnor, superintendent of Whitley County Consolidated Schools (WCCS), said she was pleased with the results made by the third graders.
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Richards was a prolific artist who, as a leading member of the American Pre-Raphaelites, embraced the Ruskinian principle of truth to nature. Sketching outdoors played a significant role in his quest for accuracy of representation. Throughout his long career and extensive travels, he seems to have always carried a sketchbook with him, filling the pages with drawings of the places he encountered. The Brooklyn Museum owns more than twenty-five of Richards's sketchbooks, including the ones on view here. Serving as pictorial diaries of his journeys, they also demonstrate the variety of his working methods, ranging from quickly rendered outlines to carefully modulated tonal compositions to finished color studies.
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- Artist: William Trost Richards, American, 1833-1905
- Medium: Bound sketchbook with drawings in graphite on beige, moderately thick, smooth textured wove paper
- Dates: 1867
- Dimensions: Closed: 3 5/8 x 5 1/4 in. (9.2 x 13.3 cm) Open: 3 5/8 x 10 1/8 in. (9.2 x 25.7 cm) (show scale)
- Markings: Square paper label affixed to upper left of inside front cover, printed: "GOUPIL'S / 772 / BROADWAY, N.Y."
- Signature: Signed in graphite, page 1: "William T. Richards / Shoemaker's Lane / Germantown-- / Pa."
- Inscriptions: Inscriptions in graphite: inside front cover, "531 N. 7 Ward" page 19: in lower right margin "Orchards at Unterseen" [Switzerland] page 23: at lower right of image "a. 15"
- Collections:American Art
- Museum Location: This item is not on view
- Accession Number: 86.53.5
- Credit Line: Gift of Edith Ballinger Price
- Rights Statement: No known copyright restrictions
- Caption: William Trost Richards (American, 1833-1905). Sketchbook, 1867. Bound sketchbook with drawings in graphite on beige, moderately thick, smooth textured wove paper, Closed: 3 5/8 x 5 1/4 in. (9.2 x 13.3 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Edith Ballinger Price, 86.53.5
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- Catalogue Description: Sketchbook of 34 pages, bound with brown fabric-covered cardboard covers, loop for pencil on inside front cover. Most pages with highly finished landscape drawings of fields, mountains, and forests within rectangular border, last few pages with looser sketches. Possibly Swiss landscapes, based on page 19 inscription. Square manufacturer's sticker, inside front cover, upper left: "Goupil's / Boradway, N.Y." with numerical identification at center: "772" Artist inscription (?), inside front cover, center, oriented vertically: "531 N.Y. ward" p1 Artist's inscription, center right: "William T. Richards / Shoemakers Lane / Germantown - / Pa" p2 Landscape with lake; mountains in background p3 Hillside with human and animal figures (Shepherd with sheep or dog?) p4 Rustic country scene, with fence and house in middle ground p5 Tree-lined creek, possibly figures seated alongside. p6 Tree-lined path, figure with horse, house in background p7 Two figures in a grassy foreground, with trees and mountain peak in background. p8 Tree-lined creek p9 Figures in the foreground in a field, sprawling landscape in background with creek. p10 Sprawling grassy hill with trees. Single figure in foreground p11 Mountainous landscape, with lake and possibly a figure in grassy foreground p12 Forest interior with creek p13 Creek, trees, possibly figures in middle ground p14 House and wagon amid trees p15 Mountainous landscape p16 Intimate scene of tree-lined path leading to fence. p17 Tree-lined creek, with two figures in middle ground p18 Intimate landscape of tree-lined creek, two(?) figures in middle ground p19 Intimate landscape of tree-lined creek p20 Figure plowing/mowing grassy field in foreground, some trees in middle ground, great white mountain peaks in background. Inscribed in graphite, lower right below image borders: "orchards at [Umbergeen?]." p21 Small tree-lined creek, some human and animal figures (horse and cart?) in middle ground p22 Landscape with trees and fence p23 Creek, with trees, leading to sprawling field p24 Scene of a house nestled among trees. Inscribed within image, lower right: "a.15." p25 Tree-lined creek, with sun or moon shining between branches. p26 Panoramic scene of fields and hills. Some figures in foreground/middle ground p27 Possibly a stormy scene of a field with windblown trees, two horses(?) in middleground p28 Rocky creek through a forest. Single figure in middle-background p29 Man and cow in foreground, houses in middleground, sprawling hills in background p30 Very loose sketch of trees p30verso, oriented upside down: Tree-lined path, man on horseback in background p31 Loose sketch of rocky, tree-lined creek. Figure on the banks? p32 Small, very loose sketch of a rock(?) p33 Loose sketch of trees p34 and 35 blank p35 verso, upside down: Very loose sketch, almost illegible. Grassy field? Possibly a body of water/creek. Inside back cover, oriented vertically on right side of page: loose sketch of trees, with some color notations including: "Red" "Gray" "Brown"
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It may seem like an oft-repeated tale of woe. Every year, the onset of monsoon brings despair to the fisher folk whose makeshift houses fringe the perilous coastline in the district. The treacherous sea advanced further on Saturday morning as it thrashed over the sinking levee of granite rocks and flowed freely into the huts of residents at Valiathura. As one of them said, it was bad enough to lose their means of livelihood, but even in their homes, they were not left in peace.
Frustrated by the apathetic attitude of the authorities concerned, the local people decided it was time for drastic action as they blocked the road at three different locations near Valiyathura. Shortly, the district authorities led by Deputy Collector Chandrika visited the colonies by the sea and set up camps at the Government Upper Primary School, Valiyathura, and the Fisheries Residential School here. As of Saturday night, 110 had already moved to the UP School and 40 were shifted to the Fisheries school.
Binu, a resident of Lissy Road at Valiyathura, said the granite stones were last laid along the beach 14 years ago. In some parts, they had eroded and sunk and there was absolutely no shield against the seawater. "Even in the previous years, water used to sweep in. It seems worse now because the waves bring along weeds and garbage dumped further up the shore," he said. Margaret is another victim of this offshoot of the city's ubiquitous garbage crisis. A pile of rocks is all that stands between the sea and her house, which accommodates three families.
Janet lives a little inland with her three children. "Even we are affected by the breaching waves, with plastic waste and foul-smelling weed deposited at our doorsteps. We try to help out those who live right on the edge, where the water sweeps right through," she said. Margaret and others who are the worst situated say last year there were promises made to provide land and accommodation inland, but so far, no move has been made in this regard.
They had requested the visiting district authorities to place larger rocks along the coast. However, officials say this was not going to be possible as no quarrying was being done at present and placing them would be difficult owing to relentless rain.
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