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A spacious and highly appointed individually designed four bedroom detached house together with double garage, large landscaped gardens of about 0.43 acres and set in a predominantly rural setting adjoining farmland with distant views of the Clwydian Hills and Moel Fammau. The property provides an exceptional family residence designed to a very spacious plan with accommodation arranged around a large reception hall and galleried landing. The accommodation comprises reception hall with cloakroom and WC, kitchen / dining room, rear porch and WC, utility room, dining room, snug and ground floor bedroom four / study. To the first floor - master bedroom with en-suite, two further bedrooms, bathroom and living room with adjoining store. Full alarm system, replacement uPVC double glazed windows, oil fired central heating, double garage and gardens. INSPECTION RECOMMENDED.
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4 Bedroom Detached House
Occupying a delightful position on the edge of this noted historic village with outstanding views across to the Clwydian Hills, a superbly extended four bedroom detached period property of considerable character and appeal. Standing in private gardens of approximately 0.64 acres with sweeping gravelled drive, cedar summerhouse, garage and carport. Reputed to date from the 18th Century, the property was sympathetically extended in 2000 with the addition of a large split level reception room with extensive glass section taking full advantage of the setting and views. The original cottage retains beamed ceilings and an inglenook fireplace. The adaptable accommodation arranged over two floors benefits from oil fired central heating, double glazing and modern fittings, and in brief provides: front porch, reception hall, sitting room, superb open plan lounge / dining room, fitted kitchen with granite worktops, two ground floor bedrooms (one with dressing room), modern bathroom, utility r
An imposing Georgian style residence standing within extensive grounds of about 0.5 acre in a small private cul-de-sac on the periphery of the village. A modern family house of individual design greatly extended to provide five reception rooms, new kitchen / breakfast room, utility and cloakroom, four bedrooms to include guest bedroom with en-suite, family bathroom and study / home office. Double glazing, oil central heating, detached double garage, extensive informal gardens with concrete driveway and extensive lawn gardens to rear to include patios and kitchen garden.
6 Bedroom Detached House
THIS BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED EXTENDED DETACHED FAMILY HOME SITUATED IN A POPULAR VILLAGE LOCATION WAS BUILT BY A RENOWNED LOCAL BUILDER WHO EXTENDED THE PROPERTY SOON AFTER ORIGINAL CONSTRUCTON. The most prominent feature of the property is the superb Living/Kitchen with a wide range of modern units with Rangemaster cooker and granite work surfaces. With UPVC double glazed windows and gas fired central heating it briefly comprises Reception Hallway, Living Room with oak floor and stone fireplace, Sitting Room/Activity Room, large Living/Kitchen, Utility Room, downstairs WC, Landing area, Master Bedroom with En-Suite Shower Room and five further Bedrooms two of which function as a Dressing Room and Study. Outside are lawned gardens front and rear with an integral single garage to the side. Inspection is strongly recommended to appreciate the excellent well presented family living space. There is NO ONWARD CHAIN involved in the sale of this property.
Agent: Cavendish Ikin (Chester)
Tel: 01244 404040
6 Bedroom Detached House
An elegant and beautifully appointed three storey detached Georgian house standing within delightful gardens with outbuildings and courtyard, to the centre of this popular village community some 3 miles west of Mold and approximately 16 miles from Chester. An impressive family home providing spacious accommodation of considerable character with three reception rooms, six large bedrooms (one en-suite) and luxury bathroom. Approached via a long private drive with electric gates, ample parking and useful rear courtyard with range of outbuildings and double garage. INSPECTION HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
4 Bedroom Detached House
A SUPERB, MOST BENEFICIALLY EXTENDED DETACHED HOUSE SITUATED ON A SMALL CUL-DE-SAC IN THE HIGHLY SOUGHT AFTER VILLAGE OF HIGHER KINNERTON. The property has been considerably improved with the addition of an extension to provide a quite stunning kitchen with vaulted ceiling and an open-plan breakfast/family room. The property must be viewed to appreciate the high standard of presentation and briefly affords: entrance hall, downstairs WC, 213 living room with feature fireplace, sizeable UPVC double glazed conservatory, dining room/office, family room/breakfast room, superb kitchen with comprehensive range of units including a large central island and featuring granite worktops, landing, principal bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and en-suite shower room, three further bedrooms, each featuring fitted furniture and a well appointed bathroom with spa style bath and separate shower cubicle. The property also features gas central heating and UPVC double glazed windows. (Continued....)
An exceptional four bedroom detached property of individuality set within mature gardens in this noted area on the fringe of Pantymwyn village with outstanding views towards the Clwydian Range and Moel Famau, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Affording immaculately presented and versatile family accommodation arranged over two floors, which has benefited from a significant amount of improvement and extension in recent years, and with scope to subdivide to provide a self contained annexe. To include two reception rooms, a splendid curved shaped garden room designed to take full advantage of the setting, spacious kitchen / family room measuring 34'4' x 17'4', master bedroom with walk in wardrobe and modern en-suite shower room, three further bedrooms, utility and well appointed main bathroom. Outside there is ample off road parking, a large attached garage and well maintained gardens bordering onto farmland to the rear. INSPECTION RECOMMENDED.
4 Bedroom Detached House
A very substantial and well proportioned four bedroom detached house faced in natural stone throughout together with a large detached garage / workshop, standing within gardens of about 0.47 acre. Situated in an enviable rural setting commanding far reaching westerly views toward the Clwydian Hills. Located on the periphery of the hamlet of Moel Y Crio, a rural area betwixt Rhosesmor and Rhes Y Cae some 4 miles from Mold. The house was built to an exacting standard in 1997 and affords large reception hall, a splendid lounge with inglenook style fireplace, large dining room, 28' x 11'10' kitchen / family room with Aga, side hall with cloakroom and WC, study and utility room; first floor large landing, master bedroom with en-suite dressing room and shower room, three further double bedrooms one with en-suite shower room and a large family bathroom, pull down ladder to a splendid open roof void providing scope for conversion, subject to the usual Consents being obtained. Continued ove
5 Bedroom Detached House
***NO ONWARD CHAIN *** Dating from 2001, a well appointed and spacious five bedroom detached family house of individual design, standing in beautiful gardens of approximately 0.35 acre. Occupying a slightly elevated setting along this minor road with splendid views over surrounding rolling countryside, some 4 miles from Mold and 11 miles from Chester. Built of attractive brick faced elevations, this impressive house has been designed to a spacious plan to include three reception rooms, conservatory and a large full size snooker room. To the first floor there are five large bedrooms, to include a luxury master bedroom suite with dressing room and en-suite bathroom. In brief comprising: Reception Hall, cloakroom / WC, lounge with marble fireplace, conservatory, study, dining room, games room, kitchen / breakfast room, master bedroom with dressing room and en-suite, four further double size bedrooms and family bathroom. Ample off road parking and splendid garden with patio areas, po
4 Bedroom Detached House
An imposing four bedroom detached period house standing in approximately 6 acres, with far reaching views over the surrounding countryside across to the Dee Estuary and beyond. Occupying an attractive lane side setting on the outskirts of this noted village, some 2.5 miles from Holywell and 2.5 miles of the A55. Affording elegant family sized accommodation arranged over three floors with large sash windows, high ceilings and feature fireplaces. In brief providing: reception hall, living room, dining room, conservatory, kitchen / breakfast room, utility / cloakroom, cellar, first floor landing, master bedroom with en-suite, two further bedrooms and bathroom, and second floor attic / play room and 4th bedroom. Solid fuel central heating with new range, ample off road parking, detached garage and walled front garden. Five interconnecting fields, menage (in need of upgrading) and timber framed stables / hay barn.


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Scott D. Pierce: Was 'Girls' fight part of plan to juice ratings?
It's entirely possible that Judd Apatow is a whole lot smarter than I gave him credit for. That there was method to his over-the-top mad reaction to an awkwardly worded question that produced a media sensation.
I've avoided writing about the contretemps between the "Girls" executive producer and a journalist at the Television Critics Association press tour on Jan. 9 because, well, I'm unconvinced that anyone cares about how TV critics do their jobs.
But I can't help but wonder if what happened during a news conference to promote the little-watched HBO show was something the "Girls" producers had in mind long before the question was asked.
The question was asked quite clumsily of series creator/writer/star Lena Dunham: "I don't get the purpose of all of the nudity on the show, by you particularly. And I feel like I'm walking into a trap where you go, 'Nobody complains about the nudity on Game of Thrones,' but I get why they are doing it. They are doing it to be salacious and, you know, titillate people. And your character is often naked just at random times for no reason."
Dunham replied, "It's a realistic expression of what it's like to be alive," adding, "If you are not into me, that's your problem, and you are going to have to kind of work that out with whatever professionals you've hired."
A rude answer to a clumsy question. And it was Dunham who raised the issue of her attractiveness, not the critic.
We should have just moved on. But Apatow went after the critic. "Do you have a girlfriend?" he asked. "Does she like you?"
It got worse. It was unnecessarily nasty. It was like killing a gnat with a bazooka.
Several questions later, executive producer Jenni Konner brought it back front and center when she said she "literally was spacing out because I'm in such a rage spiral about that guy that I literally could not hear. … I just was looking at him and going into this rage — this idea that you would talk to a woman like that and accuse a woman of showing her body too much."
Read the question again. Does that seem a gross mischaracterization of what was asked?
It might be that Apatow, Dunham and Konner were primed to overreact because of frequent attacks on social media. Dunham praised Apatow for his approach to "trolls," which is, in his words, "If someone says something really nasty, I will … retweet every nasty, dumb thing they've ever said to a million people, and then the community takes care of them."
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It's time to clear the air: T-Mobile has done absolutely nothing to eliminate contracts
T-Mobile's next huge Un-carrier announcement: A brilliant move to improve coverage
T-Mobile's chief executive John Legere is a marketing genius. There's no denying it. His antics have made a carrier that no one really cared about a few short years ago the talk of the tech press on a regular basis. What's more, consumers are listening — T-Mobile added 4.4 million net new postpaid subscribers last year. In the fourth quarter of 2013, T-Mobile netted 869,000 new postpaid customers while its self-proclaimed top rival AT&T only gained 566,000 net postpaid subs. Make no mistake about it, those are phenomenal results and T-Mobile is, without question, the most important wireless carrier in America right now. That said, it's time to clear the air. With tricky marketing and CEO Legere's constant barrage of shocking commentary, T-Mobile has managed to convince U.S. consumers that it has eliminated cell phone contracts. Simply put, this just isn't true.
This really, really needs to be clear: When it comes to the need to sign a contract for cell phones and cell phone service, T-Mobile has changed absolutely nothing as far as the consumer is concerned. Nothing at all.
If you buy a phone from T-Mobile and pay for it up front in full, you do not need to sign a contract. If you open a T-Mobile account and bring your own phone, you do not need to sign a contract.
In any other case, you need to sign a contract.
This is the same for every other wireless carrier in the U.S., and it has worked exactly this way forever. It's nothing new. What T-Mobile has done, though, is eliminate wireless service contracts and switch to device contracts. This seemingly simple move opened the door for a wave of "no contract" marketing though, however questionable it might be, and it turned out to be a winning strategy.
Just like T-Mobile's new device contracts, traditional service contracts are all about ensuring that carriers recoup the cost of the devices they sell. Customers pay a small up-front fee for a phone, and then the rest of the handset's cost is spread out over the course of 18 or 20 or 24 or however many months. If the customer wants to leave before the end of his or her contract, the balance of the value of that phone must be paid.
With traditional wireless service contracts, that balance was recouped by the carrier in the form of an early termination fee (ETF). ETFs, in a sense, masked the fact that the sum owed related to the device rather than the service itself, and by doing that carriers were able to charge a flat fee and make even more money when subscribers left near the end of their contracts (this horrible, dastardly policy has since changed at some carriers like AT&T, which now reduces its smartphone ETF by $10 for each month of completed service). With T-Mobile's new setup, that money is still recouped — and subscribers are still contracted to pay that remaining balance — but it's no longer called an ETF.
Of course, it doesn't matter at all what it's called. As a T-Mobile subscriber, you are under contract to pay the full price of your phone.
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1826/5 Quarter Eagle, BD-1, AU581826/5 $2 1/2 AU58 NGC. Breen-6130, BD-1, High R.5. Although this issue has long been called an overdate with the final digit punched over a 5, it is now generally believed that the 6 was recut, which means that it should be classified as 6 over 6. As John Dannreuther (2006) notes, "The two obverse dies used in 1825 have small stars. If this coin were a real 1826/5 overdate, the stars likely would be small, not large." In recent years the Guide Book changed its entry for the coin to 1826, 6 over 6.
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The quarter eagle was clearly not the most popular denomination among gold bullion depositors at the early Philadelphia Mint. No issue delivered prior to 1834 was produced in numbers greater than 6,812 pieces. In the case of the 1826, the total amounted to just 760 pieces, the lowest mintage of any Capped Bust facing left quarter eagle.
The 1826 is probably the rarest 1821-1827 Capped Head Left quarter eagle. Uncirculated survivors of the 1826 are virtually unobtainable, and near-Mint specimens are only slightly less rare. Dannreuther estimates that there are only 30-35 examples in all grades. NGC and PCGS combined have certified eight pieces in 58, along with one 58 Prooflike specimen. A mere three coins (all at PCGS) have been graded finer (7/11).
The present coin retains ample evidence of a prooflike finish. Green-gold color covers both sides, with surfaces peppered by small and moderate abrasions from a short stint in circulation. The detail is bold overall, and this piece is sure to see significant competition among early gold specialists.
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"The shock of the new" is the title critic Robert Hughes gave to the TV series and book he did about the provocative impact of modern art, particularly during the early years of the 20th century. The term could apply equally well, however, to the visual impact of the Music City Center on the eyeballs of 21st century Nashvillians.
The MCC really pushes the design envelope. Indeed, the architects — TVS Design of Atlanta, and locals Tuck Hinton Architects and Moody, Nolan Inc. — not only push, but also pull, curve and wave the building's form in ways startlingly new to the city. Even if the building were considerably smaller — say, a one-block footprint rather than three — the effect would be dramatic. The massive size, however, inflates drama to very high theater. It's impossible to make architecture this immense stand meekly in the background. So the designers chose to boldly occupy the foreground.
Convention center design has evolved considerably since 1987, when Nashville welcomed its first specimen — an insipid box that never met a street it liked. But as late as 2006, New Yorker architecture critic Paul Goldberger described the building type with a dismissive analogy. "In terms of architectural beauty, the convention center ranks somewhere close to the aircraft hangar, and for some of the same reasons: both must provide acres of space for a continually shifting configuration of objects, and cater to a temporary crowd of people whose minds are on other things," Goldberger writes. "Putting one of these megaliths into the heart of the city is like trying to dock the Queen Mary in the local marina."
Well, our 16-acre Queen Mary is now moored in SoBro. And while it looks nothing like an aircraft hangar, you could park a lot of flying machines in the MCC's 8-acre exhibit hall, which is "larger than a Nimitz-class aircraft carrier" (italics added), according to the stats sheet.
Aside from humongous proportions, however, what has $585 million bought?
Quite a lot, actually. The MCC is a dynamic building of real architectural inventiveness with literally stunning interior spaces.
Anyone who's been paying attention already knows that the hills of the Highland Rim inspired the rolling profile of the roof. Fewer may have heard that Nashville's status as Music City led to the influence of musical instruments on form and materials.
"We explored how to immerse the visitor inside an instrument," says Kevin Gordon of TVS, who shared design duties with Seab Tuck of Tuck Hinton. "We bought some cheap instruments — mandolin, guitar — and sliced them open to study what it would feel like to literally occupy such space. The fluidity of the shapes and forms" led to the complex curves — mottled aluminum on the exterior, wood on the interior — that give the structure such dynamism. Gordon also explains that Middle Tennessee's limestone outcroppings suggested "the stone forms that bend out from the building."
It's unnecessary, however — even a little distracting — to invoke such literal symbolism for the MCC. It's questionable whether the average citizen would make these connections unaided. Sometimes workers on the project didn't. For example, Gordon says the bent curve projection on the Demonbreun façade that contains the primary entrance lobby was intended to suggest "the shell of an instrument, say, a mandolin." The workers saw instead a whale belly and named it "Shamu."
What determines the success or failure of architecture is not metaphor, but form and its effect on the human perceiver. The architects of the MCC have used form with an architectural bravura that dispels all thoughts of bland functionality. This is a building of great plasticity — planes that curve, advance and recede with apparent unpredictability — and structural audacity. The boldest gesture of all is the undulating roof, which unifies the composition.
The building's organization exploits the 65-foot east/west grade shift of the site, with parking for 1,800 cars within the rise of ground and the great expanse of the exhibit hall on top. The meeting rooms and two ballrooms are stacked on the Fifth Avenue end.
"This creates two engines of opportunity," Gordon explains. "For example, you could have an RV show in the hall and a series of meetings and banquets for the AMA simultaneously." Motion corridors wrap the function spaces, enabling great expanses of glass for natural lighting and lucidity from the street — the exact opposite of Nashville's old convention center.
According to Seab Tuck, the architects realized early on that all five sides had to be designed with the care usually devoted to a primary façade. No exterior wall could be treated perfunctorily because "each faces a prominent street. And the roof will be visible from the high rises," Tuck explains.
For my money, Fifth Avenue presents the best face of the MCC, perhaps because it has a street wall to play against. The Omni Hotel is a clean, simple volume, and the addition to the Country Music Hall of Fame is equally planar. This linearity contrasts with the complex geometries of the MCC — in particular, the rust aluminum curve, with its irregular glazing — accentuating the latter's rhythmic sensuality. The plaza out front, according to Gordon, was expressly designed for public functions. The street itself, with a fine degree of detailing courtesy of Hawkins Partners, has the potential to floor one of Nashville's most urbane blocks.
Tuck describes the Demonbreun Street façade, which contains the main entrance, as the "front porch" of the MCC. The porch shelters a series of terraces defined by low crab orchard stone walls. The most public — called Songwriters Square because its paving celebrates Nashville's greatest — lies on the corner formed with Fifth Avenue. Steps are designed to serve as informal seating when music is programmed in the square.
The horizontal proportions of the square are comfortable, almost cozy. But the extreme verticality of the space, with columns 150 feet at their tallest, and the enormity of the overhanging roof are intimidating — even a bit menacing. For Gordon, this effect is due to the undeveloped state of the rest of Demonbreun.
"Give it some time," he says. "It needs some context to grow up around it."
What the MCC has right now, particularly along Demonbreun, is great transparency.
This visual permeability is crucial to making a convention center "more than a box with docks," says Andrew McLean, the TVS principal for the MCC. "You lay a glass corridor along the street, and it activates the façade, makes it seem more friendly." Conventioneers can see out to the city, and the citizens can see in.
What's inside is a series of spaces carefully shaped and detailed with wood trim and lighting to create informal, even intimate areas — a clever way to evade the long hall trudge familiar to habitual conventioneers. The skylights along the main concourse are a textbook-worthy illustration of how to manipulate light to create a vista. The wood-ribbed grand ballroom on the top level is luxurious without being overwrought. The 100-plus artworks in the MCC collection, elicited by a national call to artists as well as those regionally acquired, are of a scale and quality appropriate to a building of this magnitude.
The art of the exhibit hall lies in its engineering. Faced with the need to hold up an undulating roof while spanning a 980-by-355-foot "room" — picture an indoor space almost 200 feet longer than the Hindenburg, and two-and-a-half times as wide — Nashville's Ross Bryan Associates devised a system of bowstring trusses of varying geometries that were affordable yet look elegant.
Nashville has historically been devoted to architecture of the classical tradition, whose rectilinearity expresses the values of rationality and stability, permanence and order. This is the architectural language used by the likes of Washington and Jefferson, or in Nashville by William Strickland, to give weight, credibility to a society in formation.
The MCC, on the other hand, is all about motion. The structure, through its aversion to the flat surface, embodies the rhetoric of a city proud of its present "it" status. As architecture that alters the cityscape and demands a response — from passers-by, from visiting bigwigs, from anyone seeking to develop in its impact zone — it's an aggressive stride into the future, with no looking back. Whether that is a statement of prophecy, or mere chutzpah, will be written in time.
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Whether Music City Center revenues will cover its $585 million cost, or even whether the convention industry in general is a sustainable economic model, is something that won't be known for years. It will also take years to determine whether the MCC will generate other new development, particularly needed to the north and south of the center on Demonbreun and the newly extended Korean Veterans Boulevard.
In the meantime, Mayor Karl Dean and his minions should take steps to ensure that the MCC lives up to the promise found on its website: "The new convention center will not just host visitors, but serve as a central meeting point for Nashville's residents." That implies not just a few open houses, but the creation of occasions for "meeting."
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• Program public walks into the exhibit hall — four circuits is about two miles — for selected hours when the space isn't occupied by trade shows. And the escalators, when not running, make an excellent substitute for Stairmaster, as I discovered during my tour.
• Activate the outdoor street-level spaces. The soaring "porch" on Demonbreun, with its northern exposure, would be a cool spot on a summer's day. (Well, cooler, anyway.) Listening to music on the steps by Songwriters Square would be nice.
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Russia is a major exporter of energy, writes Andy Tully, but the oil and gas super-producer will soon begin importing power from the Nordic, where the cost of electricity is now very low.
Four years after the Fukushima nuclear disaster, Japan is inching toward restarting its shuttered nuclear reactors. But many in Japan think it's too soon, and others say Japan should abandon nuclear power all together.
Energy transitions take a lot of time, Cobb writes, far too much time to be shrunk down into a television special, a few talking points, or the next big energy idea.
At its June meeting, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries decided to maintain crude oil production levels. The group is playing a waiting game, hoping low oil prices help it retain market share and undercut unconventional drilling.
Few expected huge news out of Friday's OPEC meeting, Charles Kennedy writes, but the fact that Indonesia wants back in the powerful oil cartel came as a surprise.
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