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Want to enjoy the holidays at Walt Disney World without using a day on your precious Disney World park ticket? Then take the tour we are dubbing the "Self-Guided Walt Disney World Yuletide Tour" during the Christmas season. It'll take you through the resorts that are best-decorated for Christmas, plus…it's FREE!
Back when Sarah and I didn't have Annual Passes and we instead purchased 10-day No-Expiration Tickets that we used sparingly across multiple trips, we took what the Self-Guided Yuletide Tour during the morning of the day we attended Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party. Not only did this prevent us from having to use valuable park tickets, but it also saved us money in not shelling out for the actual (expensive!) Yuletide Fantasy Tour or another official tour.
We had so much fun doing this that even since we've become Annual Passholders, we've kept up the tradition. Make sure you allow at least 3-5 hours for this tour, as you'll need all of that time to fully explore all of the resorts!
For those interested in following our strategy and taking your own free self-guided Christmas tour of the resorts at Walt Disney World, here's our plan:
Take a bus from your resort to the Magic Kingdom – alternatively, if you're staying at a Monorail resort skip this step. If you're staying at an Epcot resort, instead start at that resort.
Take the Resort Monorail from the Magic Kingdom to Disney's Contemporary Resort – Up until 2009, the Contemporary didn't do a whole lot for Christmas, leading us to skip it on occasion when strapped for time. However, that has changed recently, with the addition of a huge Mickey Mouse Christmas wreath on the outside of the building, and last year, with the addition of a huge gingerbread Christmas tree! (In previous years, there has been an edible display in the Grand Canyon Concourse, often from Pinocchio, but it was never as impressive), plus a large tree outside (one of nine 'giant' trees on property–4 of which are located at the resorts), and smaller trees in the lobby. The Concourse edible display last year was incredibly cool, but it remains to be seen whether it was a one-time special enhancement, or if it will be a new Christmas tradition at the Contemporary.
Take the Resort Monorail from Disney's Contemporary Resort to Disney's Polynesian Village Resort – Much like the Contemporary, Disney's Polynesian Village Resort doesn't do a ton for Christmas compared to the flagship monorail resort. Maybe that's because Christmas is representative of cold winters at the North Pole, and the Polynesian is representative of…well…the exact opposite of that. The Polynesian lacks a large Christmas tree and a large edible display, but the decorations it does have are gorgeous. These typically include lavish smaller trees with excellent tropical color schemes, and small tropically themed edible displays. We always make sure to stop at the Polynesian on our tours, but that's partly because we love the Poly, in general!
Take the Resort Monorail from Disney's Polynesian Resort to Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa – Expect to spend some time at the Grand Floridian. Depending upon your favorite "version" of Christmas (do you prefer the cozy charm of a rustic Northern Christmas or the elegance of a fancy Victorian Christmas?) the decorations at the Grand Floridian just might be your favorite on property. The highlight of the decorations here is unquestionably the life-sized gingerbread house. The gingerbread house is composed of staggering amounts of real ingredients, and takes months to prepare. Oh, and it doubles as a refreshment stand where you can order gingerbread shingles and other holiday treats. The gingerbread house is actually so cool that you might overlook some of the other awesome decorations at the Grand Floridian–don't make this mistake. Explore the first couple of floors and the lobby, as beautiful flowers and other smaller decorations grace the resort. One thing you certainly won't overlook is the massive Christmas tree on display in the lobby, the second of nine giant Christmas trees on property.
Take the Resort Monorail from Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa to the Magic Kingdom, take the Resort Boat/Bus to Wilderness Lodge – I think Grand Floridian at Christmas is cool, but it doesn't hold a candle to Wilderness Lodge, in my opinion. Probably because, as a Michigander, I prefer Christmas to have a cozy rustic charm rather than Victorian elegance and splendor. From the beautiful giant Christmas tree in the lobby (3 of 9) to the use of pine-cones and antlers in all of its decorating, Wilderness Lodge's Christmas offerings feel like they were designed by woodland critters. The background music played at Wilderness Lodge is incredibly relaxing, and you might find yourself inadvertently taking a nap if you stumble upon one of the hidden nooks upstairs with fireplaces and relaxing rocking chairs. This is definitely the highlight of the resort tour for me, and something you definitely should not skip just because it requires an extra boat trip!
Take the Resort Boat/Bus to Magic Kingdom, take the Bus to Disney's BoardWalk Inn – This actually isn't a hard and fast rule. We usually go with the bus system here, and take whichever bus comes quicker, the Disney's Hollywood Studios bus or the Magic Kingdom bus. From Magic Kingdom, we take the bus again, and from Disney's Hollywood Studios, we take the boat or we take the walking pathway. If you take the boat, get off at the Swan & Dolphin, which is the first stop (and only a 5 minute walk to BoardWalk, which is the last stop). Consider checking out the lobbies of the Swan & Dolphin if you have time. These non-Disney hotels have some pretty impressive trees and other decorations, too!
As for the substance of BoardWalk's decorations, they're pretty cool. There is a giant edible carousel in the lobby, which has plenty of hidden Mickeys to spot (and large not-so-hidden Daisy and Donald Ducks). While the carousel is the centerpiece, the decorations don't stop there, as a chocolate seaside amusement park also graces the lobby, so do Christmas trees and copious amounts of garland. The already beautiful lobby really comes alive at Christmas, and the decorations perfectly fit the turn-of-the-century boardwalk theme!
Walk from Disney's BoardWalk Inn to Disney's Yacht and Beach Club Resorts – Disney's Beach Club is Sarah's favorite resort at Christmas, but not because they have any extravagant display. The one edible display the resort does have, a carousel with horses, is neat, but nothing impressive. Instead, she loves it because of the gorgeous tropically-themed Christmas trees found throughout the resort. When she first saw these trees in 2007, she instantly fell in love with them, and started assembling her own "fish" Christmas decorations so she could have a similar tree. Even though I'm not as enamored with tropically themed Christmas trees, I have to give credit where credit is due: the Beach Club's Christmas trees are truly impressive. The ornaments are gorgeous and the color palettes look really good against the color scheme of the resort. Perhaps this is why we haven't been all that impressed with the edible carousel here–its dark colors and poinsettia reds are a stark contrast to cool pastel colors of the rest of the resort. It really doesn't fit the resort at all.
The Beach Club's "sibling" resort, the Yacht Club always has a more "refined" atmosphere as opposed to the Beach Club's playful and lighthearted feel. This is no different at Christmas, when the star of the Yacht Club's Christmas display is a meticulously crafted Christmas village featuring a working train. Meticulous is almost an understatement for this Christmas village. I think it's somewhat comparable to the train set in Germany at Epcot with regard to the sheer intricacy and ornateness of all the little details. Unfortunately, we haven't visited it since I've had a nice DSLR to capture all of the little details, but we plan on grabbing plenty of "details" shots this year! The tree and wreaths at Yacht Club are also very neat, as they are themed with boats and other nautical items.
Bonus Resort: Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge – Given the difficulty of reaching Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge (from Yacht Club you'd have to take a bus to Animal Kingdom, then a bus to Animal Kingdom Lodge, then a bus all the way back to the other side of property if your ultimate destination were Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party), we typically tour its resort offerings on the day we go to Disney's Animal Kingdom, rather than with the rest of our resort tour. That said, if you're not visiting Animal Kingdom on your trip, you might want to give serious thought to heading over to Animal Kingdom during the resort tour (if time allows) as Animal Kingdom Lodge's decorations are not to be missed. It has a giant lobby Christmas tree (4 of 9, the last resort tree, with the other 5 being at the 4 parks and Downtown Disney) adorned with African-inspired items, plus strands of garland throughout the lobby and very cool decorations at the resort's restaurants. Consider heading over to Kidani Village to see some of its decorations, too!
Bonus Resort: Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground – Disney has its own neat decorations here that are worth seeing, but the real star of the show is the displays put up by long-terms guests on the campground loop. Before you dismiss this, thinking that you don't want to see amateur decorations, give it some more thought. Some of these decorations are seriously good. The only problem is that they're best viewed after dusk, and it's likely that you'll be doing this tour in the morning. If you are, for some reason, doing the tour at night, pencil in Fort Wilderness after Wilderness Lodge. If not, consider heading over here for dinner one night and taking a tour of the decorations!
It's important to note that Walt Disney World Christmas decorations change yearly, and what you see described and photographed here is not necessarily what will be offered in 2014 or beyond. Some of these displays have already evolved a bit since the photos were taken! That said, regardless of any cosmetic changes to the displays, all of these resorts have been worth touring at Christmas since we've been visiting them, and other resorts not mentioned also offer cool Christmas decorations of their own. (Check out our Walt Disney World Hotels page for more info on every hotel at Walt Disney World.) However, due to time constraints, we only mention the creme de la creme for these Walt Disney World Christmas tour tips.
Looking for comprehensive Walt Disney World vacation tips? Make sure to read our Walt Disney World Trip Planning Guide.
For comprehensive tips for planning your Christmas-time trip to Walt Disney World, check out our "Ultimate Guide to Christmas at Walt Disney World."
Which other Walt Disney World resort hotels do you think are worth visiting at Christmas? Which resorts have your favorite Christmas decorations? Please let us know by sharing your thoughts in the comments!
We're going to do at least pieces of the Holiday resort tour when we go in December (I'll see how much I can talk my family into…)!
I love self-guided tours – can't wait to try this out come the holidays. I'm signed up to review the Yuletide Fantasy & Holiday D-Lights tour, but I can't already tell they aren't good values. No reason to shell out all that money when you can soak up the season's spirit on your own. Thanks for the plan (& always superior photos)!
So was the Holiday D-Lights worth the $$$.$$ ?
So I took the plunge this year and bought my first ever Annual Pass – I decided this is going to be my own personal "Year of a Million Dreams." Since my husband is still working on his first 10-day no expiration pass I bought him when we got married a couple years ago, a Yuletide tour is definitely in the plans for our arrival day. I was trying to figure out the most efficient way to do the MK Resorts (WL not being on the monorail was making it difficult), so this nicely organized plan couldn't have come at a better time. Thanks! It's our first Christmas trip and I am beyond excited.
Hi Tom,
Thanks for the great tour idea. This seems like a lovely way to spend a morning. Do you know when the resorts generally start decorating for Christmas? My husband and I will be at WDW in early November…we have tickets to MVMCP on Nov 13 and we head home on Nov 19. Will the resorts have all of their decorations up that early? Or do they generally wait until after Thanksgiving?
Tom, what a great "Touring Plan" for Disney Resorts. Disney truly goes all out at Christmas in decorating their resorts. I look forward every year to renewing my enjoyment of so many.
About 10 years ago I took the official Yuletide tour. While I enjoyed it, and you do get to go a few places you might not be able to go on your own, it is much more enjoyable to set your own pace and enjoy the magic.
Do you know when the resort decorations typically go up? My husband and I are going to be there November 9 – 17, but will have some family with us the 9th-12th. We really want them to see the GF gingerbread house and maybe some of the other resort trees, but not sure if they will be up by the 12th. Thanks!
– Hannah
My fiance Todd and I are definitely going to try this while we are at WDW the week after next. By the way, your blog is more than a little inspiration for mine. I even linked you in the first post! Thanks so much for the tips!
We have booked dining reservations at most of the resorts you mention in order to see them decorated – Animal Kingdom, Polynesian, Grand Floridian and Wilderness Lodge. We were debating cancelling the Whispering Canyon reservation due to recent bad reviews but decided to keep it just to see Wilderness Lodge decorated. And the all-you-can-drink milk shakes. We will have to make a special trip to Boardwalk Inn.
This is awesome!!!! Thank you so much for sharing. I wouldn't have even thought to go to half of those resorts. Now I'm thinking they are must sees.
if we aren't staying at a resort…where can we park to do this???
Really want to do this…tahnks!!
We were there the 2nd weekend in November and they were just getting started putting up decorations. We went just this past Friday (Black Friday) and everything was up and GORGEOUS!! We have Seasonal passes, so we may go back down just to do this tour because we only saw the Contemporary and Grand Floridian decorations this last trip. The Contemporary Resort has a big gingerbread display with a Frozen theme and the Grand Floridian was just like the picture in this blog… very, very nice! You can park at any resort for 2 hours maximum. You can also park at the Transportation and Ticket Center for as long as you'd like and you can basically get to anyplace via the monorail, ferry, or bus… you may need to hop on one and then hop on another mode of transportation to get there, but you don't have to worry about your vehicle or anything while you are out touring… we normally do this if we aren't staying on a Disney property and know that we will be park hopping.
Love Disney at Christmas have seen it from a lot of resorts but my favorite is fort wilderness its so relaxing and the camp grounds will blow you away with there decorationsdon't miss them
going again this year Marcy
Would like to see Disney World Christmas lites and tress,since I hadd my left knee oprated on…thn
Thanks,,,jimmy lewis
Hi, Thanx for the great ideas! Do you happen to know when they take the decorations down? We will arrive on New Years Day.
Thanks Again!
Just thought I would take a moment to tell you how you saved our Christmas this year!
We knew that we wanted to DO SOMETHING instead of exchanging gifts, but couldn't figure out anything to fit our age range (24-74). We live 30 miles from Disney, know the craziness of the parks this time of year and have never stayed in a hotel due to our proximity (waste of $$$).
Today, Christmas Eve, we are checking into the Art of Animation hotel, using Disney transportation through Fort Wilderness (hope to glimpse the camp lights from bus) to see the Hoop-De-Doo Review. If we've timed it right, we will get out at about the time of the fireworks, taking the boat across to afford a better view.
Tomorrow, we are waking in our hotel leisurely and then following your decorations tour, stopping at the Contemporary for brunch and then hitting a movie at Downtown Disney in the HFR/3D dine-in theatre.
If I hadn't seen your post a few weeks back, we would be spending another year battling the crazy shoppers and then sitting at home wishing we had made some plans (3 years in a row).
PS. If you're there, you'll see me with my iPad, following your route 😉
When does this end thank you done this many times but do not know if the resorts would be still decorated on new years day
Hi Tom,
I am taking my wife to see the holiday lights this year and the tour of the resorts is something she will love. Do i need to buy a special pass to use the monrail to travel between resorts? We will be staying in one of the resorts (dont know which one yet)
Does anyone know how long after January 1st the resorts have their Christmas decorations up?
I'm saving and fundraising to bring my daughter Rachel who has special needs to Disney. We are hoping to go 11/11-11/20/2013 will the resorts be decorated by then? Thank you
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Are the displays open/lit all day and night at the resorts or only during certain hours? I am so looking forward to my first holiday trip to Disney!!
Thank you so much for making this list, including details and photos, and facilitating the order and transportation details! We will be doing the Polynesian, Grand Floridian, and Wilderness Lodge combo tour as per your direct recommendations. It will take up the day while we wait for the Very Merry Christmas party. Do you have any recommendations for lunch? We don't want to break the bank on lunch, but would enjoy an interesting or family fun place on the in the resort (outside of the parks). Thanks again!
We are taking a day to visit the resort Christmas displays on a day we aren't in the parks in early December. Is it possible to just drive to the resorts and park there to see each one? I wondered if it might be easier than the bus/monorail thing. If so what order would you visit them in? We hated to pay parking at the MK just to visit the resorts and we are not staying on a Disney property but have rented a house for the whole family.
We want to come to Disney World the 2nd weekend in Dec. We have annual passes and are members of the Disney Vacation Club. But, we can't find any rooms in any of the DVC resorts for 3 nights! It is so disappointing to spend so much money on points and then can't even make reservations!
Can we drive between the resorts or is parking limited to registered guests?
How early so the hotels decorate. I'm planning to go first full week in november to catch the christmas party as well.
Fun tour, we have a day to do just this!!
Question – do we have to use a park ticket to get on the Magic Kingdom monorail to go to the Contemporary Resort?
thanks for your help
Wow! Thank you SO much for posting this! Can't tell you how much appreciated it is. This is exactly what we will be doing on Christmas day How long would you say this tour is from start to finish?
Tom, Parents we visiting us here in Central Florida. Like you, we've had on/off years of getting Annual Passes. We were looking for something Disney-Holiday related that didn't include buying park tickets. Touring the Disney Hotels fit that (cheap) bill. We parked at Downtown Disney then mixed up adventure with bus, boat and monorail rides to the key Disney Resorts. Can I please add, the Disney Hotel Staff at each resort were all very friendly and I'm pretty sure they knew we were not staying at the resorts. They even had complementary lemonade and cookies at each stop. We nice, reasonably priced, lunch at Kona Café in Polynesia. Still few days left before decoration come down, hope to make it back to see Animal Kingdom Lodge, which we missed. I also want to try going later at night to see if resorts have any Christmas lights.
A great way to view some of the long-term guests' displays at Fort Wilderness is to take a Holiday Sleigh ride that they offer! My fiance surprised me with this on our most recent trip in December 2013. We had never been to Fort Wilderness, so the whole experience was mind blowing! The displays were wonderful and very extravagant! I would recommend this for anyone to do at least once (unless you like riding in your car, but I can't imagine it feeling the same).
And thank you for the great tips! We plan on going to WDW for our Honeymoon/Disneymoon this December and this sounds like a great way to slow down and relax while still enjoying the magic of Disney!
going next Chrismas looking forword to the tour next year!
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This is perfect! My husband and I aren't doing a park day on arrival, and this will be a great way to get into the Christmas spirit. Thank you so much for the plan!
Hi could you tell me if they do anything for Easter as we are over from UK for Easter 2015 we have done Christmas last few times but going earlier in the year next year
So excited to do WDW this December. Can you tell me if The Contemporary had the cool monorail Christmas tree last year. For us, this is worth a stop as my kids, well us parents also :), love the monorail. Also, we dined at CalifornianGrill two yrs ago and kids loved it. Not in our plans this time, but I am wondering if there any place to get the stunning view without dining in CG?
Thanks for getting me even more pumped with your awesome photos!
We took grandparents, parents, college-age kids down to elementary age kids on a tree hunting hotel hopping experience to see all of the gingerbread houses and Christmas trees/decorations last year. It was a blast. The engineering/science buffs loved the tree at the contemporary and in general that building is a hit. If you tell them you are parking at any of the hotels and say you are dining there parking is usually free. We started earlier than our reservations so we didn't actually park at the first place we dined.the monorail gets you to all of the primary facilities and we have kids who always want to go to animal kingdom lodge at feeding time to see the animals. Taking the bus was the easiest since we were a large family in many cars.
The evening we always want to land at the Polynesian by the pool where they have a movie and you can see the fireworks and watch the lighted water float parade. If some of the group gets too tired and needs to rest they can lounge by the pool at the a Animal kingdom lodge and there are usually some great views of the "frozen" fireworks display. If it is cold go get a hot chocolate at the bar or if it is warm the cold lemonade is refreshing. Depending on where you pick for your meals this can be an inexpensive + relaxing fun totally Disney day that all age levels can participate and enjoy!
Hi – I am so interested in doing this.
I am wondering though if you don't stay in a disney resort, are you allowed to ride the monorail???? Does anyone know??
figure you know by now, but can ride all transportation.
We are actually driving to Disney. We were wondering about the feasibility of driving from one resort to the other after we were checked out of our resort. Would this be doable, anyone know?
I live in south florida and go up about twice a month, driving from resort to resort is definitely doable. You will want to do the three monorail hotels while being parked at just one, and then just make sure you have your driving gameplan set, I normally drive around the resorts as well, and it will be a breeze for you. When you get to each gate just tell them you are grabbing a bite to eat.
see above, or could we ride transportation without going into the park?
answered my own question with Google and Disney help!
Do you know when the resorts are decorated for Christmas? We are hoping to get to do this tour when we are there in early November. We will be attending the MVMCP.
Thanks for sharing this with us all!
Thanks for the great tips! I'm going this weekend and will definitely try it your way.
I wanted to take my family on this tour and can't wait for the adventure of your tour! My only problem is that we were not going to be staying at a Disney resort (we live local). What do you recommend for parking and riding. I don't mind paying to park, but of course FREE is always nice.
If you are staying at the Beach Club Resort and Epcot has closed for the night, are you able to take the monorail from MK to the Epcot entrance and walk to the Beach Club?
Thank you so much for this! Please have one for 2015 or repost!😄
Hey Tom!
I'm new to this site and LOVE it! Great tips and info…thank you!
I'm researching a trip for December 2015 and was wondering what your thoughts were on the sleigh ride @ the Fort Wilderness Resort. Is it worth it and if so, what time of the day? I was thinking possibly around dusk to see the lights, but to be able to see the decorations as well. Your thoughts??
Hi! How long does it take to do your tour? Wondering if we can get most of it done in a morning so we can nap before MVMCP. Thanks!
Great! Planning a trip and was just wondering if we are going to the Christmas party at get in at 4 to magic kingdom, we'll probably do this exact plan. Any recommendations for breakfast/lunch along this plan?


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Final Score: Boston 5, Tampa Bay 4
Tampa, FL (Sports Network) - Michael Ryder netted two goals and one assist, and Milan Lucic tallied twice, including the game-winning score, as Boston nearly wasted a five-goal lead but survived to down Tampa Bay, 5-4, at St. Pete Times Forum.
Miroslav Satan also lit the lamp, while Marc Savard and Derek Morris added two assists apiece for the Bruins, who have won three straight games.
Tuukka Rask stopped 31-of-35 shots for the win.
Martin St. Louis and Steve Downie each recorded two goals for the Lightning, whose four-game win streak came to a crashing halt.
Starter Antero Niittymaki was pulled after allowing four goals on 21 shots in the first period. Mike Smith finished the game with 14 stops.
Lucic was in front to tip home a Zdeno Chara shot for a 5-0 game less than five minutes into the second period.
The Bolts didn't have an answer until 3:50 remained in the frame when St. Louis hit the net, and he struck again on a tip-in from Kurtis Foster during a 4-on-3 with 57.4 seconds left.
Downie lit the lamp with 8:51 left in regulation and suddenly Tampa was behind by two goals, and he drew the Bolts to 5-4 with 3:13 left after depositing a rebound in front.
Smith wasn't pulled for an extra skater until 56 seconds to play, and the Bolts didn't have quality chances down the stretch.
"I'm happy with the win. Those two points are so valuable right now," said Boston head coach Claude Julien. "I think we deserved to win, but we certainly did everything to shoot ourselves in the foot and make it exciting."
Satan's tip of a cross-crease feed by Savard put the Bruins ahead 1-0 at the 4:24 mark of the first period, then Lucic doubled the advantage at 11:21 with his tip of a Ryder blast.
Ryder then scored twice within a two-minute span late in the first. His first came at 15:44 off a dish from Blake Wheeler and the second, at 17:19, came when he whacked a rebound off the back boards into the net for a power-play score.
Game Notes
Boston has won two of three meetings in 2009-10 and five of seven since the start of last season...Victor Hedman and Steven Stamkos both picked up three assists each for Tampa Bay.

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I recently wrote up some articles on how one might use currying,
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function composition along with C# and delegates to produce the factorial
function from two
higher-order functions. The result of this labor is below.
That code is a truly magnificent beast. While it's academically interesting
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(i.e. C#, VB) doesn't really support these shenanigans. Try that in some
production code and see how quickly you lose your development job.
As an exercise, here's how I might build factorial using the same techniques
in F#:
The first thing I should point out is that no delegates
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unnecessary to create delegates for them (and no, it doesn't create delegates
under the covers). Secondly, functions are automatically curried in F#. You can
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To be fair, I should point out that the above implementation is pretty naive.
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If compiled with fsc.exe, that code will print the following to the console:
That's great, but what if I try to calculate the factorial of 1000?
Hmmm... what's going on here? Well, it turns out that the F# compiler
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"int" maps to the standard .NET type, System.Int32, so this factorial
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and the factorial of 1000 can be
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And what does that program print to the console?
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Peter Jackson's award-winning 2001 film adaptation of the first volume of Tolkien's epic fantasy novel.< read all 13 reviews
The hardest thing about seeing this movie was that I had to wait almost a year for part 2. Viewers that are seeing this for the first time are lucky because part 2 is already out on DVD. More good news is that all three films were shot together so the actors don't age between films keeping the continuity.
That said let's talk about the story. Balbo Baggins, a Hobbitt has a ring that tries to draw in men to the dark force (kind of like the dark force in Star Wars). Balbo, nearing the end of his life passes the ring to Frodo. Frodo now the keeper of the ring, has to battle the urge to put the ring on. He wears it around his neck. He is visited by a wizard who tells him that the only way to defeat the dark forces is to travel with the ring to their land, Mordor, and cast the ring into the fiery depths inside Mordor.
Frodo sets off from the shire with the wizard and three of his Hobbitt companions. Along the way their band is joined by some of the most memorable characters in film history that includes a Troll, an Elf Archer, and a man. The band battles zombie like demons, dragons, and magic on the way. All the while the dark forces continue to tempt Frodo and anyone who comes near the ring, to put the ring on. At one point, and I am not sure if it is in this film or in the second film, the wizard says that if Frodo were to put the ring on, mankind would be lost.
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A jam-packed tour capturing some the Spain's true highlights
Kick off this colourful Best of Spain tour in Madrid and let your imagination unfold on a journey through the beautiful Andalucian region. Visit the cities that reflect Spain's diverse history and culture. Experience a fiery flamenco performance in Seville and explore the mysterious maze of alleyways of the old Arab quarter in Albayzin. Follow your tastebuds to a tapas bar and wander among Gaudi's handiwork in Barcelona - this Spanish adventure is as colourful and diverse as the land itself.
- Soak up art and culture in Madrid
- Uncover the opulent rooms and lavish gardens of Alhambra Palace in Granada
- Experience the passion of traditional flamenco in Seville
- Chill out on the Costa de la Luz
- See a town split in half by a deep chasm
- Witness a spectacular Spanish sunset
- Admire Gaudi's quirky architecture in Barcelona
- Kick back with sangria and tapas
- Discover the Muslim architecture of Cordoba's Mezquita
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Jessica Simpson Sells Pics of Baby Maxwell For Reported $800K
Like many celeb moms before her, Jessica Simpson is cashing in on the much-anticipated first photos of her new bundle of joy. Less than a month after giving birth to daughter Maxwell Drew on May 1, the 31-year-old singer secured a deal with People magazine for a reported $800,000.
Little Maxwell makes her cover girl debut in the June 11 issue, currently on newsstands. In addition to exclusive images of the newborn, the spread features an interview with Jessica and fiancé, NFL player Eric Johnson.
Although it was a long and difficult pregnancy (Jessica delivered the 9-pound, 13-ounce baby via C-section almost two weeks after her due date), she says it was all worth it. "We stare at her all the time. We can't get enough!" she gushed.
Jessica is also discovering that being a mom is a full-time job. "From how I sleep to what I think about, Maxwell has definitely taken over everything!" she revealed.
With her bundle of joy being such a handful, will she find time to lose the baby weight? After all, there's $3 million on the line!
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When David Price went down with a triceps injury, mercifully so with the struggles he was enduring, the Rays finally announced over the weekend that prospect Jake Odorizzi would be called up from Triple-A Durham to take his spot in the rotation . As Bill Murray would say, "Go Bulls!" I was fortunate enough to see Odorizzi pitch in Durham earlier this season, throwing 6.2 innings of shutout ball with 8 Ks against AAA Gwinnett.
From what I remember in that outing, he features a mid-to-low 90s fastball and a wipe out breaking ball. Other than that, I couldn't tell much more from our seats, which were surprisingly tough to get in the Bulls home debut that night. There were free fireworks! Also, the city of Durham loves their Bulls, it is a very nice AAA experience. Anywho, I was stoked that Odorizzi would be pitching right around when my next Pitcher Profile was due out, so I decided to break down his Rays debut (and 3rd career start) at Toronto and see what kind of impact he could have for fantasy owners:Please, blog, may I have some more?


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Churchill Downs: Kentucky Derby and Oaks cards offer wager for every bettor
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The usual abundance of wagering options will be available on the 12-race Friday and 13-race Saturday cards at Churchill, including:
[2013 KENTUCKY DERBY: Get PPs, contender profiles, live updates]
◗ Two-day wagers linking the Oaks and Derby in a daily double ($1 minimum), and the Oaks, Woodford, and Derby in a pick three (50-cent minimum).
◗ Pool guarantees in the $2 pick six of $250,000 for Friday (races 6-11) and $1 million for Saturday (races 6-11). The bet carries over if no perfect tickets are sold (next live racing day is May 9).
◗ One pick five wager (50-cent minimum) each day, ending with Oaks and Derby.
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◗ Super high five ($1 minimum) on the Oaks and Derby (carries over if no perfect tickets).
Bettors are cautioned that the popular 10-cent superfecta is not available because of logistical constraints; the superfecta minimum is $1 both Friday and Saturday. Many wagers maintain a 50-cent minimum, including trifectas and rolling pick threes.
My wife would have won the Kentucky Oaks Super if they had been 10 cent supers. (She would have boxed as she usually does...) Everyone that critized the "logic" of the refusal to do it is EXACTLY right.. There IS no reason!!!! Shame on the industry to "milk" the small man thoughout the year, then STICK it to them at times like this...
Churchill is again showing hate towards people who aren't millionaires. Other tracks have ten cent superfectas on big days. They take less time at the windows to bet than any other bet, so don't listen to the liars who say the bets take too long. I know. I'm a mutuels clerk. It's the rich guy who keeps making "non minimum" bets of different amounts who holds up the lines. Ten cent supers are the best idea ever in horse racing. Finally, a low income true handicapper has an outside chance of getting the entire pool on a ten cent bet. Love to see ten cent bettors cash in over the arrogant dollar super bettors.
Wish other tracks adopted nyra style grand slam wagers
next, maybe a roling p-4
$1 supers. Gotta bring 3x the bankroll now. Glad I read that. thanks!
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Last year we couldn't bet a .50tri at GG. Hopefully that was been fixed.


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3. If you have an SCR-331 CAC reader, you may need to update the firmware to be able to use this older reader on your Mac. There is no guarantee it will work, it is an option to try before purchasing a new reader.
4. If you have an IOGear GSR202, GSR202V, or GSR203 CAC reader and are having problems using it. You may need to downgrade the firmware on it [using a Windows computer (or Boot camped Mac)] by following these instructions.
5. Please know not every CAC enabler will with work with OS X 10.9.x (Mavericks) or OS X 10.10.x (Yosemite).
6. Load the DoD Intermediate certificates into your keychain then If your CAC has a CA between 27 and 32 you may need to install the CA 27 to 32 and CA Email 27 to 32. You can download the AllCerts.zip (http://militarycac.com/files/maccerts/AllCerts.zip) file, then double click each certificate in the folder to have them installed into your login section of keychain.
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How Does A Corporate Event Affects Productivity, Morale And The Bottom Line
The corporate team that celebrates together, succeeds together. When it comes to team bonding, not only does a corporate event bring everyone closer, but it can improve the company's culture, productivity, and morale. Check out our infographic below about how a corporate event can improve your team!


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Kim Kardashian invites fan to sit with her at Kanye West's show via tweetAdd to Favorites | Keeping Up With the Kardashians
Kim Kardashian showed some major love to one of her fans, giving her the best night of her life on Thursday (Dec. 5).
At Kanye West's "Yeezus" concert in New Orleans, the "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star invited one of her fans, whose Twitter handle is @MyleezaKardash, to join her in the VIP section. And it was all thanks to Twitter.
Myleeza tweeted to Kardashian, "I'm looking for Kim SO hard while we wait for Yeezy to come out. Wya sis?" to which Kardashian responded, "I'm sending someone to go get you so you can come sit with me!!! Need your seat # & section. DM me ASAP!!!"
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There will be nine conventions, shows or appearances in October and November that feature actors of interest to Star Trek fans. This listing of conventions and shows features actors from all five of the televised series and several of the Star Trek movies.
October will start off with The Official Star Trek Convention, which will take place from today-October 2, and will be held at the Westin O'Hare Hotel in Chicago, Illinois. In attendance will be: Leonard Nimoy, Brent Spiner, Jonathan Frakes, Nichelle Nichols, John de Lancie, Dominic Keating, Connor Trinneer, Nana Visitor, Rene Auberjonois and Arlene Martel.


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Winnipeg Free Press: Winnipeg, Hamilton rosters.
Winnipeg Free Press: Give Buck some help.
Winnipeg Free Press: Five storylines.
Winnipeg Free Press: No excuses for offence.
Winnipeg Sun: Swaggerville at an all-time low for Bombers.
Winnipeg Sun: Bombers lost too many vets: Stegall.
Winnipeg Sun: Bombers can't stop Chris Williams: Burke.
Winnipeg Sun: Bombers' five stages of grief in 2012.
Bombers official site: Week 12 press conference (Video). QB Buck Pierce and head coach Tim Burke spoke to media.
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Winnipeg Sun: Burris forgets fumble-filled performance against Bombers.
Hamilton Spectator: What the fans say.
Hamilton Spectator: Three things to watch.
Toronto Sun: Ticats-Bombers Gameday.
Hamilton Spectator: Digging must continue if Ticats want a playoff spot.
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Last week, I wrote a post on traffic strategies that had worked for mommybloggers, provided you viewed their careers retrospectively. But what if you are a newer blogger who is looking to build traffic and are not too keen on having to endure some kind of trauma to your life in order to build your traffic as a mommy blogger? What are your options? Well, as one of my commenters pointed out, perhaps it might be nice to feature some ideas for you as well. So today, I will share with you some ideas on traffic building, both from my own experience and from my reading throughout the web, with some thoughts on what works in this niche and what doesn't. I hope everybody will chime in in the comments with their thoughts as well — crowdsourcing usually yields the best ideas on these kinds of posts.
- Advertise.
For those of you who do not know this, I advertised on Dooce for about two months when I first started blogging. This was expensive. But I believe it was well worth the investment — to this day, many of my regular readers found me this way. I bought text ads, and at the time they were about $125 a week, though I think I bought them by the month and received a discount. For that amount of money, I remember getting about 60-70 click throughs a day. I later recouped the money through display ads once I was picked up by an ad network, and I viewed the money as an investment in my business.
I also bought a few ads on other blogs through Federated Media, and as a rough guide I can give you the following advice: it's generally "worth it" to advertise that way if you're going with a blog that gets over 100,000 pageviews per month. Under that, it is going to be difficult to get enough click throughs to make it worth the expenditures without being in the content column. This was my impression at the time, though this was over two years ago, so things may have changed.
I also have the Featured Blogger Program here at ABDPBT , which is a far lower cost option than the ones listed above, but there is also a waiting list and I'm on the lower end of the traffic spectrum at about 100,000 pageviews on a good month. If I had it to do over again I would probably go with the Dooce option, frankly — provided that is a match for your audience. You should always think about those kinds of things carefully before you buy ad space. In my case, Dooce's audience is a fairly good match to my own in a very general sense, so it was good to pull prospects from there. This may or may not be the case for you, so bear this in mind before you buy.
- Go to conferences.
I know, this is not what you want to hear. Listen, my readership jumped like crazy after BlogHer last year, and then again after Mom 2.0 in February. The material I was able to write about after both — particularly after Mom 2.0 — was far better as well. Conferences can be stressful (they are very stressful for me) and expensive (particularly if you have to fly across the country, as I nearly always have to do), but I have found them to be the single best and fastest way to grow your blog in this niche. What happens is that you go and increase the buzz about your blog exponentially just by being there and meeting a few people, talking to a few people, who then go and say, "Did you meet so and so?" There's just no other way to get that concentration of traffic-building buzz around your blog before and after a conference without being there. You've got to be there to be a part of it.
If you cannot afford to go to a conference, start aggressively pursuing sponsorships. There are tons of small businesses that would love to pay for you to represent them at mommyblogging conferences, particularly the larger ones like BlogHer. Find those companies and pitch an offer. Do not wait for them to come to you, that's not how it works. It's a good deal for them to pay for you to go, when viewed against what it would cost for them to set up a booth on the Expo hall. And if one company can't swing a full sponsorship, then piece together a few companies until you have everything covered. Be clear about what you are and are not willing to do — you are the one who sets the terms. Most conference organizers will have set rules about how and where you can distribute materials, but beyond that, you should be setting rules about when you will be on the clock and when you will be free to do your own thing.
- Comment, comment, comment.
Especially in the beginning of your time in the blogosphere, it's good to try to comment as much as possible on a variety of blogs, just to get a feel for the space and try to find "your people." As much as you can, try not to get caught up in reciprocity for comments — it's just going to make you resentful. People have very different views on this topic, not to mention radically different computer time budgets. But, the more you comment, the more people who will see your name on other people's blogs, and the more used to thinking of you as a part of the community they will become. And if your comments are thoughtful, insightful, intriguing, etc., this might get a click or two, even if it's not from the owner of the blog. Also, you never know when you're going to read something that inspires a good post topic.
- Guest Posting (?)
We don't do a lot of this in the mommyblogosphere, but many of the people in other niches advise guest posting as a means of building traffic. I think that this strategy works in niches like Personal Finance or Online Marketing or ProBlogging because those are so-called "useful" or "advice" topics, and the readers are always looking to find more sources of information on that same general theme. But here's my experience with guest posting in the mommyblogosphere — it's not so successful as a strategy for traffic building, strangely enough. It's fun, but not always successful as a large-scale traffic builder. My theory for why is this: mommyblogging is basically a form of personal blogging, and audiences generally grow slowly over time. They develop a relationship with the blogger. A guest post might be tolerated or even enjoyed, but it doesn't necessarily result in a huge influx of new readers. It might result, though, in a few. And if you're looking for a few good prospects, then a guest post here or there on a blog that matches your readership might be a good strategy, provided you choose the blogs where you guest post with care.
- Become friends with powerful bloggers.
OK, so this is super manipulative, but it works, and people do it all the time. If you get in good with people who have high traffic, you end up with high traffic yourself sometimes. This doesn't necessarily have to mean that you get a link from the person, just people knowing that you are friends with the person sometimes leads to higher traffic by association. The thing is, you kind of have to be around the person a lot for this to happen, so unless you happen to live in the same town as, say, Ree Drummond, you might have to actually go to some conferences and try to meet some people. And as an aside, you are probably going to find that people in other communities within the blogosphere are more open to this kind of networking than the mom blogosphere. While mommybloggers are fairly friendly and open at conferences, I'm not sure that they are as well-versed in the "You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours" kind of give and take as people in the, say, online marketing niche would be. If you can develop connections in that world, they are much more likely to be open to helping you without you having to pretend that this is not the entire reason that you're approaching them in the first place.
- Useful content.
Maybe you are wondering why there are so many sections on this blog. Well, there are a couple different reasons. First, I wanted to write on a bunch of different topics, and I didn't want to have them all on the same feed — I wanted people to be able to subscribe separately, so that they didn't have to look week through Personal Finance posts to get to the mommy posts unless they wanted to read both, etc. But I also wanted them to be on the same URL, because I knew that the way that the web sets up hierarchies for web presence has to do with how much information is on one URL — in other words, it's better to have one site with a whole bunch of information on it, even if it's on disparate subjects, in terms of page rank and SEO, than it is to have a bunch of different sites.
But the other thing was, when I started blogging, I wanted to be able to have a personal space and also a space where I could provide useful content, because the problem with mommyblogging is that it is not "useful," and the bulk of the market for blogging is for content that solves some kind of problem. Most people come to the web to solve a problem. They enter the problem into google and go to a page that answers their problem. You have to try to be the site that answers a problem. If you are only a personal blogger, you have no chance of doing that. Sure, if you are Dooce, you don't do that, you have never done that, and you have a big enough audience to where you probably won't ever have to do that. But that's not true for the rest of us. That's right — it's not true for any of the rest of us, not even Ree Drummond — notice her site is full of useful information, that's why she's so wildly successful, I think she's about three or four times as successful (in pageviews) as Dooce now, in fact. She's got useful information on photography, cooking, homeschooling, and home decorating. She's fashioned her brand, in fact, so that she can provide useful information on any topic, pretty much, and she doesn't even have to be the one to provide it. She's like the Oprah of the internet. It's brilliant.
What can you provide that is useful? I'm not saying you cannot be personal, too. In fact, it's imperative that you also be personal — this is the hallmark of blogging versus other genres. But if you want to move out of the trap of the personal blogging traffic glass ceiling, you have got to start thinking about what you have to offer the audience that is coming to you.
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Recently, we saw some clever so and so hacking their iPad to run Windows 95. Impressive? Yeah, we suppose so.
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If you're gonna hack your iPad, at least use a more contemporary OS or, even better, one that doesn't officially exist yet.
That's what Hexxeh has done with his hack job, which runs the open source Chromium OS (that will be used for the forthcoming Google Chrome OS) via the Apple device.
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Kindergarteners dance Tuesday at Roosevelt Elementary School in honor of the marriage of the letters Q and U. Teacher Sue Biesiot said because Q and U are always used together having a "wedding" was a fun way to teach the children about the way the letters work. The kindergarteners wore dresses, ties and hats, decorated cupcakes and danced. Continue Reading


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SYRACUSE, Kan. (AP) _ A western Kansas town has adopted a resolution supporting the Second Amendment right to bear arms.
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Syracuse Mayor Joe Stephens says he hopes other towns will follow suit.
Last month, Seward County became the first Kansas county to adopt a resolution regarding the Second Amendment. Stephens says Syracuse used that resolution's language in drafting theirs.
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Gun control has received increased attention since 26 children and educators were gunned down in Newtown, Conn.
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August 5, 2010 at 5:30 am in The Farmington Independent
The 2010 edition of Farmington's annual fund raiser for the American Cancer Society was bigger, longer and more successful than ever.
Friday night's Relay for Life, the first overnight walk held in Farmington to benefit the ACS, brought in at least $47,000 for cancer research. That's about $15,000 more than last year's Ramble and Amble and $6,000 more than the group's goal heading into the event. Continue Reading


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ALLENDALE, S.C. (AP) -- One of South Carolina's largest employers is visiting an area with the state's highest unemployment, looking to fill thousands of new jobs.
Organizers are expecting big crowds in Allendale for the fourth of six town hall meetings and job fairs sponsored by the U.S. Energy Department.
Employment agencies hope to fill an estimated 3,000 jobs at the former nuclear weapons complex along the South Carolina-Georgia border that will be funded by $1.6 billion in stimulus money.
Earlier this month, about 2,000 attended a similar job fair in nearby Barnwell.
South Carolina's unemployment rate set a state record high of 12.1 percent in May, the third highest in the nation. Allendale County marked the highest jobless rate in the state, with 22.1 percent.
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Move Over, Sandra Bullock! Chelsea Handler Gets Naked With Conan O'Brien
Sorry, Sandra Bullock, but Chelsea Handler has a new naked playmate: Conan O'Brien. "Oh no, not again! How do people keep getting in here," Chelsea complained during her naked shower fight with Conan on Chelsea Lately. They bickered over Chelsea stealing Conan's studio and parking space, among other things. It's pretty funny. It's also brave of them, especially Chelsea, to bare all ... even if the censors blurred out her lady parts.


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Madonna will play journalist for the day when Yediot Ahronot publishes a story she wrote about her religious awakening. In the story, Madonna writes about meeting Jewish mystic Eitan Yardeni when she was pregnant with her daughter, Lourdes, 14 years ago. "I suddenly realized that I spent my entire life worrying only about myself and soon I'll be responsible for the life of another person," she writes. "I started seeing that being rich and famous is not the end of the road, but only the beginning."
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JERUSALEM (AP)—Israel's biggest daily newspaper is boasting a new international correspondent - Madonna.
The Material Girl's byline is on the front page of Wednesday's issue of Yediot Ahronot with an excerpt from her upcoming article headlined: "How My Life Changed." The paper translated her words into Hebrew. Madonna's full article is to be published Friday.
Madonna isn't Jewish but she has adopted the Hebrew name of Esther and studies Jewish mysticism. She made a private pilgrimage to Israel in 2004 and plans two shows in the country in September as part of her Sticky & Sweet tour.
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The Levy County Drug Task Force – acting on tips from the public and provided through Crime Stoppers – located and dismantled a methamphetamine lab in the Ocala Highlands West area and arrested a Morriston man. More arrests are expected in the case.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office reports the following arrests:
• Feb. 5, Michael Bergeron, 25, Inglis, FTA. Bond $1,000.
• Feb. 4, Stephanie Ann Carlisle, 21, Bronson, VOP.
Levy County Sheriff's K-9 Deputy Clint Anderson was on patrol in Bronson when he received information that Jermey Jamal Mayes, 24, was driving while his license was suspended.
• Jan. 23, Frank M. Akins, 35, Bronson, hit and run leaving scene of accident involving damage to property. Bond $5,000.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office reports the following arrests:
• Jan. 16, James Devon Baker, 49, Orlando, DWLSR, possession of drug equipment, destroying evidence. Bond $16,000.
Law enforcement fatalities in the U.S. rose 24 percent in 2014, reversing what had been two years of dramatic declines in line of duty deaths, based on preliminary data compiled and released today by the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF).
• Dec. 14, Iverson Tyrone Aiken, 23, Cross City, battery, resisting office. Bond $35,000.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office reports the following arrests:
• Nov. 12, Edwin Alexander Aguilar-Siciliano, 29, Chiefland, no DL. ROR
• Nov. 15, Shannon Brown, 36, Old Town, trespassing, retail theft. Bond $4,000.
• Nov. 13, Kenneth John Bullard, 34, Jasper, VOP.
• Nov. 10, Timothy Lee Dallas, 27, Gainesville, four out of county warrants. Bond $85,000.
• Nov. 13, Kurtis Lorenzo Daniels, 29, Bronson, battery. Bond $15,000.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office reports the following arrests:
• Nov. 7, Isaac Buchanan, 33, Chiefland, three counts aggravated assault.
• Nov. 7, Salvador Jose Calvillo, 35, Bronson, out of county warrant.
• Nov. 9, William Stephen Escue, 34, Alachua, DUI, possession of marijuana.
• Nov. 6, Kyle Guthrie, 22, Bronson, domestic battery.
• Nov. 10, Michael Hawkins, 53, Bronson, possession of drug equipment.
• Nov. 5, Kenneth Hunsinger, 20, Inglis, aggravated battery.
• Nov. 7, Johnny Jackson, 57, Williston, battery.
• Nov. 4, Tyrone Jones, 32, Morriston, two out of county warrants.
A Levy County jury has unanimously decided the Chiefland Citizen did not damage Andy Dennis Andrews' name, reputation and businesses in a 2007 editorial calling for fair, clean city elections, and a series of stories about a state investigation into 11 voters' right to vote in Chiefland elections.
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