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The 10-day Summer extravaganza, Barclaycard presents British Summer Time Hyde Park is back and getting set for 2014 with an enviable line up of artists in July!
Each live music-packed weekend will be linked by a midweek programme of diverse entertainment, accessible for all to enjoy. From Monday to Thursday, the entire Barclaycard presents British Summer Time Hyde Park site, except for the main stage, will give visitors the chance to get involved with smaller, more intimate events in the areas of film, music, literature, sport. There will also be a specific family day that will expand the experience to genuinely appeal to the whole family.
Brace yourselves for what will undoubtedly be another scorching summer of sound.
Tom Jones
Tom's 46-year career all began with his first hit 'It's Not Unusual' in 1965. Now in his early 70s and five decades on, Tom has found a new audience, thanks in part to his coaching on BBC1's flagship talent show 'The Voice', and also in reaching fans of traditional r'n'b and gospel material with his critically acclaimed 39th studio album in 2010; 'Praise & Blame'.
Although he is best known for hits including 'It's Not Unusual', 'Kiss', 'Delilah', 'What's New Pussycat' and 'Green Green Grass Of Home', he is first and foremost an artist with a true rhythm and blues soul. Following the success of 'Praise & Blame', in May 2012 Tom released 'Spirit In The Room', another collection of simple, raw and soulful songs.
Knighted by Her Majesty the Queen in 2006, Sir Tom is indeed a living legend. His irresistible show traverses musical eras and genres, cuts across class divides and appeals to young and old, male and female, mainstream and cutting edge. Tom has always been about the power of the song, the power of the voice.
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Life was very different in 1993. We bought our music on CDs and vinyl, mobile phones looked like bricks, there were only four channels on the telly and no-one had the 'X Factor' or a 'Big Brother'. Meatloaf would do 'Anything For You', Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan were 'Sleepless in Seattle', David Beckham was in his first season at Man U and Facebook, YouTube, iTunes and Twitter were just pipe dreams. But in November 1993 a bunch of young lads from the North side of Dublin would infamously appear on Ireland's biggest TV show 'The Late Late Show' and the rest, as they say... is history. Twenty one singles, seven albums, twenty five million record sales, hundreds of gigs, millions of memories and twenty years later, Boyzone are still going strong.
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Little Mix
Little Mix became the first ever girl band to reach the final three of the X Factor in the 2011 TV talent show. The girls originally auditioned for the X Factor as solo performers; under the tutelage of judge and mentor Tulisa Contostavlos they joined forces to become Little Mix, X Factor's first ever victorious group. Having captured the hearts and minds of the nation with their winning chemistry, musical sensibility and breath-taking vocal prowess, the girls shot straight to No.1 with their debut single 'Cannonbal'.
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Formed in 1970, 10cc were an all-star line up comprised of Graham Gouldman, Eric Stewart, Kevin Godley and Lol Creme, who were all successful, well-known musicians in their own rights before forming the band. 10cc were one of the most popular and well known bands of the '70s with their biggest hit I'm Not in Love reaching number one in the UK. The band today are Rick Fenn (guitar, bass and vocals), Mick Wilson (vocals, percussion and guitar), Mike Stevens (keyboards guitar, bass and vocals), Paul Burgess (drums) and Graham Gouldman (bass and vocals and guitar).
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The Bootleg Beatles
'The world's most successful and longest running tribute band ever' - they have been touring longer than The Beatles ever did themselves! The Bootleg Beatles bring the sounds and the atmosphere of the Beatles to life with as much authenticity as is humanly possible.
'Mind boggling accuracy' (The Mail on Sunday)
'An inspired piece of sustained impersonation' (Stage and TV Today)
'Flawless' (Mojo).
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The 'human face' of the popular TV channel Nick Jr UK. Go!Go!Go!'s fun music videos appear throughout each day following a range of fun themes from 'Wake up Smiling' to 'Hey There Sleepy Head' at the end of the day.
Go!Go!Go! also have their own 'Live' Theatre Shows.
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Praline Sweet Potato Casserole
|Sweet potatoes
|5 1⁄2 Pound, scrubbed (Probably Labeled "Yams"; About 6 Large Sized Ones)
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Unsalted butter
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (1 Stick)
|3 Large, beaten
|Packed brown sugar
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Praline topping
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Unsalted butter
|4 Tablespoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Ground cinnamon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Grated nutmeg
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Heavy whipping cream
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs), chopped
|2 Teaspoon
Preheat the oven to 350°F.
Pierce each potato several times with a fork and place in a baking pan.
Bake until the potatoes are tender when pierced with a fork, l 1/4 to 1 1/2 hours.
Set aside until cool enough to handle.
In a small saucepan, heat the milk and butter until the butter has melted and the mixture is hot but not boiling.
Cut the potatoes in half, and scoop the flesh into a large bowl, discarding the skins.
Use a potato masher, ricer, or food mill to mash the potatoes.
Stir the milk mixture into the potatoes.
Whisk in the eggs and continue whisking until well combined with the potato mixture.
Add the brown sugar and stir until thoroughly blended.
Butter a 9-by-13-inch baking pan, or an 11-inch round oven-to-table casserole.
Spread the sweet potato mixture evenly in the casserole.
Set aside while making the topping.
Increase the oven temperature to 375°F.
TO MAKE THE PRALINE TOPPING Melt the butter in a 2-quart saucepan over low heat.
Stir in the brown sugar, salt, cinnamon, nutmeg, cream, and pecans.
Heat to a simmer, and cook, stirring constantly, until the sugar has dissolved and the mixture is thick, about 5 minutes.
If the mixture begins to boil and splatter turn down the heat to maintain a simmer.
Remove from the heat and stir in the vanilla.
Pour the topping evenly over the sweet potatoes, spreading it with a rubber spatula.
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Ipswich Marina. 22/10/14
Misty Morning.
Brotherly Love.
Photo by Jill Beecher
April Blossom.
Urban Sunset
Stormy Sky.
I took this image of the amazing clouds which appeared over most of East Anglia at 09:30 this morning. I have never seen sky like this before, and I think it looks like an X-ray of giant bones.
The photo doesn't do it justice as there were swirling holes in amongst the 'bones' and waves.
Shortly afterwards, much of East Anglia was hit by a wave of thunder storms much needed after very hot weather in the UK.


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BackgroundMGS evolves into another genre of entertainment for the PSP. MGS Experience takes IDW's Metal Gear Solid comics and brings them digitally onto the PSP. Edited to thrilling music and sound effects, the digital comics bring to life the acclaimed Metal Gear Solid story as never been seen before.
- Digital Metal Gear Solid comics edited to music and sound to give an all new MGS experience and feel
- MGS story adapted for comics by Kris Oprisko and artwork by acclaimed artist Ashley Wood
- MGS Database Library- Highlight 300 different items during comic viewing to unlock a history and library of all things Metal Gear Solid
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I had a cp last cycle so I wanted to get more involved this go around and started temping.
I do believe that I have low progesterone levels which aided in my CP. My doctor gave me progesterone suppositories to start after ovulation.
FF gave my crosshairs initially and said I ovulated on CD18....now they removed them....
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What year was your first KLR and what did you pay? And how long did you own it?
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What's the top 3 things you like about your KLR?
Doin some HW and just curious of some input. Thx in advance
Picked up my 92 in 2010 for $200. It had been left sitting in a backyard for over 12yrs with only 2450 miles on the odo. I was looking for a small project and figured this bike would be fun. The last few years I've found restoring bikes to be a fun hobby. I had just restored a 95 XR
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Completed the restoration and took it for a few rides. For whatever reason I liked the bike. Something about being old school I guess. I did a few upgrades (brakes, suspension and motard wheels) and have since put nearly 40K miles on it. Even picked up an 08 last year though I must admit it mostly sits now. Still prefer the 92. The original paint is so ugly its almost cool now. Recently picked up a 94 Barbie for restoration. Its body paint is SO UGLY I'm not sure even I can find it cool in any way. lol. My better half stated she'd never be seen on the back of it.
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Some people find the push to excel from within themselves—no external motivators necessary. Professor Rosiane de Freitas is one such woman, constantly looking for a challenge, continually pushing herself to the limit. After earning her PhD in systems engineering and computing from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, she joined the Institute of Computing of the Federal University of Amazonas (ICOMP/UFAM), where she teaches and conducts research in combinatorial optimization and graph theory.
On top of the rigors of her academic life, Rosiane is an avid diver, hiker, and, mountaineer, as adept with an ice axe as she is with an algorithm. In fact, she is an active member of Women on the Mountain, an organization of female Brazilian mountain climbers, and the mountains she has scaled include Aconcagua, the highest peak in the Americas!
When she isn't climbing Andean mountains, Rosiane is busy conquering virtual ones. She is passionate about the potential of computer science and technology to empower results that cut across disciplines and can have an immense, beneficial impact on society. Wanting her students to understand the endless possibilities and opportunities of technology, Rosiane leads both the Amazon State Informatics Olympics and Programming Marathon. Because of her desire to increase the number of women in computer science programs, she made sure that UFAM was the first Brazilian university to take part in last year's inaugural International Women's Hackathon, mentoring a group of girls who participated in the event. It was great for the girls—and even better for the school, since it sparked discussions about the importance of gender diversity in technology careers. This year, Rosiane has inspired other female students to participate in the International Women's Hackathon 2014.
Please read on for a firsthand account of Rosiane's experience.
—Juliana Salles, Senior Research Program Manager, Microsoft Research Connections
It was an interesting and inspiring experience to participate in the First International Women's Hackathon in 2013. We were the only site in Brazil to field a team of young female university students. Ludymila, Mariane, Bruna, and Ingrid, undergraduate students in computer science and computer engineering at the Institute of Computing of the Federal University of Amazonas (ICOMP/UFAM), developed Mommy's BeneFIT: a mobile application aimed at keeping women physically fit during pregnancy.
Although it wasn't easy to organize a competition of this magnitude, the assistance of people from Microsoft Research—especially Rane Johnson and Juliana Salles—and the support of colleagues at ICOMP/UFAM and such partner institutions as INdT-Manaus simplified the task. As did the strong interest and high motivation of the young women, who had to dedicate time to the competition amidst the demands of exams, other science projects, and a heavy class load. In addition, they had only limited experience with the development platform used in the competition.
Computer science and computer engineering undergrads at ICOMP/UFAM—Ingrid, Ludymila, Bruna, and Mariane—developed a mobile application to help women stay physically fit during pregnancy.
These intrepid young women shrugged off the obstacles, learning to manage their time and develop mobile apps for Windows Phone, identifying a suitable target app (one that was either unavailable on the market or whose current solution could be improved), learning about the target market, developing a functional app and testing it with users, and creating a promotional video that highlighted the best features of their solution. Thus, they played the roles of software engineers, software analysts, user experience designers, graphics designers, programmers, and marketing designers.
As Ludymila observed, "It was a lot of work for three months, but it really helped us grow as professionals and gave us a wider view of our field of work. It was useful in making some personal decisions about which field to specialize in for the future." The example of these four women has inspired other female students to sign up for this year's event, hoping to repeat the success of their pioneering colleagues. We teachers have also been motivated, gaining an even deeper commitment to participation in the upcoming International Women's Hackathon 2014!
—Rosiane de Freitas, Professor of Computer Science, UFAM
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The night sky holds a special fascination for children worldwide. They gaze at the moon and stars shining overhead, and wonder what they are and how they got there. This natural curiosity is dampened, however, for children who live in urban areas, where air and light pollution dim the celestial show. With only a pale version of the night sky visible to them, their natural fascination with the heavens can wane, their attention turning to the brighter displays of video games. And while we have nothing against video games, we at Microsoft Research are pleased to offer youngsters the chance to be captivated again by the stories written on the canvas of the sky. Thanks to Microsoft Research's WorldWide Telescope (WWT), anyone can see the night sky in all its glory and be enraptured by endlessly fascinating tours of the heavens.
WorldWide Telescope offers youngsters the chance to observe the night sky and tour the universe
Last year, we saw how WWT can bring the excitement of astronomy to Asian schoolchildren when Microsoft Research helped install a WWT-driven planetarium at the Shixinlu primary school in China. This installation enables students not only to see and study the stars and the universe in an immersive planetarium setting, but it also allows them to create their own tours of the heavens and have them displayed on the planetarium dome. To give youngsters even more opportunities to explore the mysteries of the universe with WWT, Microsoft Research Asia has provided WWT training for Chinese teachers since 2010. These teachers bring what they have learned back to the classroom, setting up interactive, multimedia courses that use WWT to teach about the stars and planets in a most engaging way.
In 2013, Microsoft Research Asia helped introduce Japanese children and parents to the wonders of the stars through two WWT family events at Miraikan, Japan's national science museum, located in Tokyo. Each event hosted 10 families and were treated to an event composed of three parts.
The first part of the event taught the children and parents how to use the WWT program on Windows 8-based laptops. The youngsters rapidly mastered the software, easily completing a challenge to find the constellation representative of their birth month and identify its brightest star.
Participants in the event at Miraikan viewed an original WWT tour.
During the event's second act, the families were treated to an original WWT tour that had been converted to play in Miraikan's unique three-screen, stereoscopic theater. Lasting 20 minutes, the tour told two stories: the journey of NASA's Voyager spacecraft from Earth to Neptune past Jupiter and Saturn, and the development of the telescope, from early devices like Galileo's refracting telescope to such technological marvels as the Palomar Observatory, Gemini Observatory, and the Hubble Space Telescope. The children and adults alike were captivated not only by the content, but also by the ability of WWT to provide such educational and motivational resources. Many of the youngsters were eager to try their hand at creating WWT tours of their own!
The third part of the event took place on the roof of the Miraikan building, where six optical telescopes had been set up for viewing Jupiter or Saturn around 7:00 P.M. Unfortunately, during the first event the sky in Tokyo was too cloudy for observations. Children at the second event were luckier and got good views of the planets, which reinforced their growing interest in learning more about the cosmos. In fact, participants at both events were excited by astronomy and eager to install WWT on their home computers. The events clearly demonstrated the potential of WWT to inspire Japanese schoolchildren (and their parents) to study the night sky.
The events also demonstrate our commitment to share high quality research results, such as WWT, with Asian education systems. Tim Pan, University Relations Director of Microsoft Research Asia, reinforces this message, stressing that "Microsoft Research Asia has always endeavored to bring science to the general public. We see Microsoft's WorldWide Telescope technology as an ideal tool for public science education in Asia—opening the door to the vast, mysterious universe."
If you, too, are ready to explore the wonders of the stars and planets with WWT, you'll be glad to know that the client is freely available at www.worldwidetelescope.org.
—Noboru Kuno, Research Program Manager, Microsoft Research Asia
—Guobin Wu, Research Program Manager, Microsoft Research Asia
Today's world is more interconnected than ever. The digital revolution has made it possible to collaborate with colleagues worldwide—which is good news not just for businesses, but also for all fields of scientific research. We've also witnessed a tremendous rise in big data analytics—which is making a big impact on how research is conducted.
These changes have been particularly rapid and powerful in Asia. Today, researchers in Asia are awash in the data deluge, as they, like their counterparts in other parts of the world, strive to organize, analyze, and utilize big data in genetics, urban planning, ecology, and economics, just to name a few areas.
The computing resources required to handle big data can be enormous, often stretching beyond what is available in even a large standalone data center. This is where the computational power and scalability of cloud computing really shines. To help scientific researchers learn how to take advantage of cloud computing, Microsoft Research developed the Microsoft Azure for Research program, which helps researchers harness the power of Microsoft Azure, Microsoft's cloud-computing platform.
For Microsoft Research Asia, it has been an exciting and inspiring journey to promote Microsoft Azure in the Asia-Pacific region during the past year. One of the most compelling components of the Microsoft Azure for Research program is a series of free training events that are being offered at sites throughout the world. These classes, which are open to researchers and students from universities and nonprofit research laboratories, provide hands-on training on how to use Microsoft Azure to conduct data-intensive science. Participants access Microsoft Azure through a browser on their own laptop (regardless of operating system), as experts guide them through the ins and outs of performing data-intensive research in the cloud. The training content starts with the basics of cloud computing and progresses to advanced topics on the use of Microsoft Azure for research.
To date, we have held nine of these two-day events in Asia: two in Beijing, two in Taiwan, and one each in Seoul, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Guangzhou, and Nanjing. Attendees have included more than 420 of faculty members and graduate students representing a spectrum of scientific disciplines, and the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. One of the participants, Dr. Guangjun Zhang of Peking University, observed, "the Azure for Research training guided us in becoming familiar with web sites, virtual machines, cloud services, and related topics. It also gave us the opportunity to get answers and advice from experts from Microsoft Research. The training imparted a lot of positive inspiration." Yohan Chon, a PhD candidate from Yonsei University who attended the training in Korea, commented that the training "was very practical and useful."
We plan to hold more Microsoft Azure for Research training events in additional locations in the future. Meanwhile, we are working on the Microsoft Azure for Research Award program, which offers sizable grants of Microsoft Azure resources for worthy proposals. As of now, 34 research proposals from Asia have been selected by the Microsoft Azure global team. We anticipate positive outcomes from these proposals and look forward to continuing to help researchers in the Asia-Pacific region use Microsoft Azure for their research. The deadline for the current round of proposals for Microsoft Azure for Research Awards is Tuesday, April 15; the next submission deadline will be June 15.
Microsoft Azure is a powerful and highly reliable tool for data-intensive scientific research, and we are extremely pleased to be offering these training events and grants to help researchers tap into the power and efficiency of cloud computing.
—Tim Pan, UR Director, Microsoft Research Asia


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Will is a fearless, loveable superhero . . . well . . . at least in his imagination. He can leap tall buildings . . . from his bed . . . and he can rescue his sister from the jaws of a ferocious beast . . . his dog, Ralph! Complete with cape and sword, Will's adventures take him on dangerous missions through the jungle . . . his backyard. But when he gets confused by the meaning of God's armor, his dad teaches him that he can do anything with God's strength and protection. After all, he is Will, God's Mighty Warrior!
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Sheila Walsh, Bible teacher and speaker, is the author of the award-winning Gigi, Gods Little Princess series, God Loves Broken People, The Shelter of God's Promises, and a novel, Sweet Sanctuary. Sheila lives near Dallas, Texas with her husband, Barry, and son, Christian.
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This exclusive villa is situated in an 'authentic' Cretan village. Ideal for those looking for a relaxing retreat. It is only a short walk to village square tavernas and local shops. The beautiful beach at Kommos is only 25 minutes stroll or 5 minutes by car and the resort town of Matala a 15 minute drive. Ideal for the discerning who want to experience 'real' Crete away from the crowded package resorts and excellent for walking, cycling and of course archaeology can be found 'everywhere'.
The villa contains a double bedroom upstairs with hot and cold air conditioning, en-suite fully equipped shower room, large balcony with sun loungers and table and offering mountain/sea views. This large bedroom has a double bed with individual bedside lights and cabinets, a large fitted wardrobe with drawers under and dressing table with mirror.
Downstairs has a fully furnished open plan area containing dining area and sofa (bed). The kitchen has modern fitted cupboards and worktops, cooker and fridge/freezer, kettle, toaster and all modern kitchenware. There is a discrete area with single bed (curtained), a large wardrobe with drawers under, bedside light and cabinet. Fully equipped bath with shower over, WC and washbasin with illuminated mirror, also containing washing machine.
An identical villa is available - please enquire.
|Sleeps up to 5, 1 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Kommos 1 km
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|200 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Heraklion 50 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Sea view
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Children's pool
|Air conditioning, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Cooker, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 bedroom, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites, Solarium or roof terrace
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Single beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 5, Lounge seats for 5
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Shared garden, Bicycles available
|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
There is a baby cot available on request.
A MP3 docking station is provided to enable visitors to play their own music.
We have accumulated a wide selection of books for guests to enjoy whilst relaxing at the villa, around the pool or on the beach - even in between watching the world go by the many bars and tavernas.
|Further details outdoors
- There is a Pool Bar serving drinks and small meals/snacks.
- Shared swimming pool with children's shallow pool and outside shower.
- Parking for two cars
- Outside large patio area, shaded with climbing vines and bougainvilleas with outside dining table and chairs
- Small garden with prolific flowers and shrubs.
|Further details
- No smoking
- No pets
- Cleaning and linen change is carried out weekly and is included in the price. If a midweek clean and/or linen change is required, this can be arranged at additional cost.
- Beach towels are not provided. The house towels are not to be used for the beach or swimming pool.
- A security deposit of £100 is required against breakages and/or damage. This is refundable within 10 days of the house keys being returned, providing the agent has found everything to be in order after checking the house inventory.
The Heraklion Prefecture region
The Messara region offers the discerning traveller a part of Crete away from the busy north of the Island. The area remains traditionally 'Cretan' despite the expanse of tourism and for those looking for the real Crete, this region provides a wide range of experiences.
We came to this area some 20 years ago and immediately became enthralled with its diverse culture, villages, mountains and above all the real warmth of the people.
The region is located on the edge of Messara Bay in South Central Crete with it's west facing stunning golden beach and spectacular sunsets. It is rich in archaeology and Cretan culture including the Minoan palaces of Phaistos and Agia Triada and also the ancient city of Gortyn.
The area tourist season is generally April to November, although the weather is superb at the beginning and end of the season, some of the tavernas, etc close down and direct flights are not available, but flights / ferries can be found via Athens.
Pitsidia is a village, which sits on the road from Heraklion to Matala. The road by-passes the old village, so it is easily missed. The old village has a 'platia' or square at its centre, around which sits 5 Tavernas and a Kafenieon. The village boasts a number of small grocery shops masquerading as 'supermarkets', a hairdresser, specialist butcher and a state-of-the-art bakery. Some of the shops are simply doorways, which open up into the narrow streets with only one small room.
Pitsidia is the oldest village in the area. The Cretan residents live in a mixture of old and new dwellings, where generations have welcomed holidaymakers for many years.
The stunning golden beach of Commos is an easy walk, cycle or car hop from Pitsidia (1km), passing through vineyards, olive groves and allotments. Behind the beach is a newly discovered minoan port and will soon be opened as an archaeological site.
Matala is only 5km away and has its own glorious beach with tavernas, a market, shops and ameneties. It has a little nightlife with several music bars. It was once regarded as the best beach in Crete and is famous for its caves that are cut into the cliffs. The beach shelves gently at first and then relatively quickly making it suitable for children to play and for swimming.
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16 Jul 2013
"A lovely villa in a lovely place"
We had a great time. The villa is everything you could want, set in a small, quiet resort complex, a short walk from the charming village of Pitsidia. Bryan and Sue were great hosts and gave us all the information we needed to explore the countryside, especially the archaeological sites.
8 Jun 2013
"Perfect holiday in lovely accommodation."
Wonderful accommodation in a lovely friendly village. Fantastic for families, well equipped, lovely pool. Lots to do and see in the local area.
27 Apr 2013
"Perfect for a couple, small family or with friends as well if you take both villas"
The villa had everything we needed. The village has several small shops supplying virtually everything but if you want to do a big shop then there is a bigger supermarket in Matala. That would entail a car or bus ride in order to bring the shopping home. The walk to Matala is easy, being largely downhill and the beach is clean and has several good bars and restaurants run by friendly people. There are also some interesting shops and a covered market. The beach at Kommos is much closer, close enough for a pre-breakfast swim if you are that way inclined! There is only one bar here, at the far end of the beach, but that is perfectly adequate for a drink and a lunch. But there is no need to go to the beach at all as there is a pool on site. There is good walking in the area and plenty of places to visit by car. Plenty of places within easy walking distance to eat in the evening and sometimes there is live music and greek dancing in the village square. We have booked to go again.
14 Apr 2013
We will go back!!! Best place to stay...every day we ate on the terrace, swam in the pool...went to the beach and had fresh fish !!! All that Crete had to offer was around us!! We met wonderful people and this little house was perfect, a heaven under the spotless blue sky....
2 Apr 2013
"crete adventure"
We found the villa at Pitsidia on Hiddencrete .com.There were 2 identical villas that were next to each other, so would be ideal if travelling with friends. Pitsidia Itself is a small village on the southern coast of Crete, near the Plain of Matala and the beach resort of Matala. Quite remote so car is essential. Pitsidia very quiet. No nightlife, just some good restaurants. Go to Mikes just off the main village square. Villa was perfect. Everything we needed was there. Not luxurious. Simple but very comfortable. Open plan kitchen, lounge and dining area. Plenty of books to borrow, Large veranda downstairs with grape vines and geraniums growing on the pergola. Sunbeds were available. I bedroom upstairs with a large balcony with views of the snowcapped mountains. There was a small pool which was shared with the other villas. It was very quiet when we were there, so we had the pool to ourselves most of the time. Matala, the beach a couple of miles up the road was excellent. It used to be a hippie commune in the 60's hence all the paintings and graffiti everywhere. There are also some manmade caves that the hippies used to live in. Lots of interesting shops and good restaurants. Beach lovely. Good supermarket. Explored the area in our hire car. Lots of ruins to visit. Some at Festos (Phaestos) and Ayia Triada. We visited a Monastery called Moni Odigitria which was lovely, small and interesting. The adventurous part of our holiday was driving to the Ayiofarango Gorge. The road was a very bendy dusty mountainous track just like the description in the Rough Guide to Crete. Had to abandon the car as the road got too rough for our little panda car. Walked the rest of the way to the entrance to the gorge, which was spectacular. Very steep sides, very hot and peaceful and "holy" so the signs kept saying. Walked for about half hour and the reward was an almost deserted gorgous beach. TIP.take some shade!!! and food and water if you want to stay. The drive back was just as hair raising. All in all a fantastic holiday to a lesser known area of Crete, where you can get to know the locals.
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At the end of 2008 Dutch funder Hivos will commission an external evaluation of its ICT & Media programme "Making Civil Voices Heard" to be carried out in the course of 2009. A call for proposals & terms of reference will be circulated in October 2008 to interested evaluation researchers. People interested in receiving the terms of reference for this position should send a very brief CV to Karel Chambille, Hivos Evaluation Manager, at k.chambille[at]hivos.nl
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Colin H. Williams, (born 1950, Barry, South Wales, UK) is Research Professor in Sociolinguistics in the School of Welsh, Cardiff University.
Williams attended Ysgol Gymraeg y Barri and Ysgol Uwchradd Rhydfelen [renamed Ysgol Gyfun Rhydfelen and now Ysgol Gyfun Garth Olwg]before pursuing university studies at the Swansea University. He graduated summa cum laude B.Sc Econ in Geography and Politics in 1972. He began his PhD research on 'Language Decline and Nationalist Resurgence' comparing the Welsh and Québécois situation.[citation needed]
In 1973 he gained an English Speaking Union Scholarship tenable at the Department of Geography, the University of Western Ontario' and undertook field work on the challenges facing the French language in Quebec and Acadia. Returning to Wales he was appointed an Open University Tutor and a Demonstrator at the Department of Geography, University College of Swansea, 1974-76 before taking up an appointment teaching in the Departments of Geography and Politics and International Relations at North Staffordshire Polytechnic, now Staffordshire University, where he was successively, Lecturer,Principal Lecturer and Professor of Geography.In 1993. while he was working in Toronto as a Multicultural History Society of Ontario Fellow. he was appointed a Research Professor, School of Welsh, Cardiff University, the post he occupies currently.[citation needed]
His main scholarly interests are Sociolinguistics and Language Policy in Multicultural Societies, Ethnic and Minority Relations and Political Geography. He is a former Fulbright Scholar in Residence and Visiting Professor, The Department of Geography, Pennsylvania State University, 1982-83, a SSRC/SHFR Exchange Scholar (1982) and Swedish Institute Scholar (1988) at the Centre for the Study of International Conflicts, Department of History, University of Lund, and an Adjunct Professor of Geography, University of Western Ontario, 1994- to date.
In April 2000 the National Assembly for Wales appointed him to be a member of the Welsh Language Board. He is an Honorary Professor of Celtic Studies at the University of Aberdeen, and at Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, University of the Highlands and Islands.[citation needed]
He is the author/editor of numerous books, including:
- Called Unto Liberty: On Language and Nationalism Multilingual Matters, Clevedon, Avon, 1994
- The Political Geography of the New World Order, J. Wiley, London, 1993
- A Welsh Language Board sponsored project on Community Language Planning and Policy, whose first major report was published as Williams, C.H. and Evas, J.C.
- Y Cynllun Ymchwil Cymunedol (The Community Research Project), Welsh Language Board, Cardiff, August 1997, 3rd Edition 2000
- Language Revitalization in Wales: Policy and Planning University of Wales Press, Cardiff, 2000
- Language and Governance, University of Wales Press, 2007
- Linguistic Minorities in Democratic Context, Palgrave, 2008.
Co-editor with S.Pertot and T.Priestley,'Rights, Promotion and Integration Issues for Minority Rights in Europe', Palgrave, 2009.
He is currently engaged in research projects on comparing the office of Language Commissioner in Canada and Europe and on the role of Language Boards in Europe.[citation needed]
He is a member of the Scientific Committee of Lingua Mon, Barcelona, and of the Basque Academy's Social History of the Basque Language. In January 2008 he was appointed by the Government of Ireland as one of six specialists charged with preparing a 20 year strategy for the Irish language.[citation needed]
- Language Revitalization in Wales: Policy and Planning, University of Wales Press, Cardiff. 2000.
- Language and Governance, University of Wales Press, 2007.
- Linguistic Minorities in Democratic Context, Palgrave, 2008.
- Marquis Who's Who in the World, 2008.
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Talk: Francis McKee
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AboutFellow at The Glasgow School of Art, and director of the Centre for Contemporary Arts in Glasgow, Francis McKee will lead a free talk around his ideas on open source theory, and in response to the subjects touched upon by artists Robert Carter, Helen Collett, Monty, Lois MacDonald, and Joe Fletcher Orr, in the exhibition 'I Would Like to Join a Club and Hit Myself with It'. More on: Francis McKee is a research fellow at The Glasgow School of Art. His research interests include the exploration of open source theory as a potential economic model within the arts, the role of the archive in contemporary art, and modes of curatorial practice. Early studies of open source models were presented in an exhibition in Scotland Europa's office in Scotland House, Brussels. The exhibition, Agile Process: A New Economy for Digital Arts in Scotland, was accompanied by a creative industries symposium and focused on future models for the creative economy in Scotland. In 2006 when McKee became director of the Centre for Contemporary Arts in Glasgow, he restructured the organisation and the use of the building, experimenting with the use of open source as both a management tool and a curatorial approach to sharing usage of the buildings resources. This has proven successful within the context of the CCA and it is being studied by other organisations seeking an alternative economic model in a climate of recession. More on: Each of the artists in the I Would Like to Join a Club and Hit Myself with It exhibition have worked both independently and with others to set up structures for the production and presentation of art, research and peer-to-peer learning, including: Lionel Dobie Project, Manchester (Helen Collett, Lois MacDonald) The Exhibition Centre for the Life and Use of Books, Salford (Robert Carter, Daniel Fogarty, Lauren Velvick) Toast, Manchester (Monty) Cactus, Liverpool (Joe Orr), and Fairfield International, Suffolk (Ryan Gander, Simon Turnbull). Reserve a free ticket at https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/talk-francis-mckee-tickets-12225447643
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Day Camper: $315 (noon and dinner meals, materials)
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In the last thirteen years, Dave Mitchell has coached the Luther wrestling team to six top-five finishes at the NCAA Championships. He has coached eight national champions, four national runners-up, and 49 All-Americans. He has also coached 35 Scholar All-Americans and two NCAA Post Graduate scholars. Dave was named the NWCA National Division III Coach of the Year in 2004, and Iowa Conference Coach of the Year in 2008, 2004, 2002, and 1999; he was nominated for Division III Rookie Coach of the Year honors in 1997 by the National Wrestling Coaches Association and USA Wrestling Magazine. Dave is currently serving a three year term as president of the NCAA Division III National Wrestling Coaches Association. In 2010, Dave was inducted into the NCAA Division III National Wrestling Coaches Association Hall of Fame.
Before joining the Luther wrestling program Dave earned All-American wrestling honors by placing third at the NCAA Division III championships at 167 pounds. He was also a two-time NCAA Academic All-American and was selected to the GTE Academic All-America squad his senior year.
Billy Huebner is in his fifth year as an assistant wrestling coach at Luther, also serving as the Luther Athletics recruiting coordinator. Prior to joining the Norse he has coached 8 NCAA teams that have placed in the top four at the National Tournament. He coached 60 NCAA III All-Americans as an assistant and trains over 70 wrestlers each year in the Norse elite training sessions. Coach Huebner is the director of Midwest Extreme Wrestling Camps and has run over 300 wrestling clinics in IL, IA, IN, KS, MN, MO, OK, WI and across the country, as far as Arizona, California and Louisiana.
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Last Sunday, I managed to start a small fire in my microwave oven.What was on fire was a pair of White Castle cheeseburgers -- in their plastic wrapper. The directions call for you to open one end of the plastic wrapper, leaving the burgers inside, and then cook them for one minute in the microwave. Well, instead of punching in "1:00," I accidentally punched "10:00." I then left the room to check something on the Internet. I smelled something burning, but I figured someone else (I do not live alone) had put popcorn in the microwave and burned it. I figured, "that's not my White Castle burgers, because they never burned when I cooked them before." I still had not realized my error when setting the cook time. I smelled the burning White Castles. As I walked into the living room, I was met with a thick haze, which got thicker as I got into the kitchen. I opened the microwave only to be hit with an explosion of smoke, which quickly cleared to reveal two black, charcoal-looking objects. They were covered in oozing, brown melted plastic, which spread out in the microwave like an evil blob. All I could smell was burnt wood. I do not know how burnt cheeseburgers and melted plastic ends up smelling like burnt wood, but it does. As of Thursday, the kitchen still smelled like burnt wood. The microwave, by the way, is fine. Often, a person's carelessness results in disaster. We do something so often that it becomes routine. Then, we begin to miss our mistakes because we assume we have taken the same actions in which we were always engaged. Sometimes, we zone out and the body keeps functioning on its own because it has gotten used to performing a specific routine. This act of careless regard for everyday activities, such as driving, walking or cooking, is what gets people in trouble. Take driving as an example. If you do not know where you are going, and need directions to get somewhere, you are going to be a lot more careful about how fast you drive. You will pay more attention to what is around you because you may be looking for specific landmarks. Therefore, you are more cognizant of the people, and other vehicles, around you. You are more likely to avoid hitting them because you are more likely to notice their presence. Once you get used to going to a particular destination, however, you become less observant. You have gotten used to the path you need to take, and you, therefore, are not as careful about observing your surroundings. That's when life serves you with a double dose of flaming burgers. Curt Yeomans covers education for the Clayton News Daily. He can be reached at (770) 478-5753, ext. 247, or via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Several recent trends have warranted concern about the future vitality of the United Kingdom?s submarine industrial base. Force structure reductions and budget constraints have led to long intervals between design efforts for new classes and low production rates. Demands for new submarines have not considered industrial base efficiencies resulting in periods of feast or famine for the organisations that support submarine construction. Government policies have resulted in a reduction in the submarine design and management resources within the Ministry of Defence (MOD) in an effort to reduce costs. Yet, the aforementioned production inefficiencies and increased nuclear oversight have resulted in greater costs.Concerns about the future health of the submarine industrial base led to the MOD asking RAND Europe to examining the following four issues:? What actions should be taken to maintain nuclear submarine design capabilities?? How should nuclear submarine production be scheduled for efficient use of the industrial base?? What MOD capabilities are required to effectively manage and support nuclear submarine programmes?? Where should nuclear fuelling occur to minimise cost and schedule risks?
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Autumn International: Ireland take on Samoa at the Aviva Stadium
Last Updated: 09/11/13 5:18pm
Paddy Jackson: Will start at fly-half for Ireland in place of the injured Jonathan Sexton
Ireland open their Autumn International campaign at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday with new coach Joe Schmidt in charge for the first time.
Ulster's Paddy Jackson will start at fly-half for Ireland against Samoa - but there is no place for Jonathan Sexton because of a hip problem.
Racing Metro No 10 Sexton - who missed a midweek training session after aggravating the hip injury whilst goal-kicking - has been left out of the squad entirely.
Paul O'Connell, who was named Ireland's new captain on Tuesday, has not fully recovered from an ankle injury and starts on the bench alongside Leinster back-three Dave Kearney who will win his first cap if he takes to the field.
With O'Connell unable to start the match, No 8 Jamie Heaslip will lead the team out at Lansdowne Road, while veteran pair Brian O'Driscoll and Gordon D'Arcy start in the centres.
Leinster front-rower Jack McGrath will win his first cap at loosehead prop against the Samoans.
Schmidt promoted McGrath into his full squad for this autumn series last month and has also named versatile Leinster back-three Dave Kearney on the bench, who will win his first cap if he takes the field.
Kearney could even line up alongside brother and starting full-back Rob, if he comes on at wing.
Northampton scrum-half Kahn Fotuali'i captains Samoa in the absence of France-based centre Gavin Williams.
Indeed, the Samoans have a number of injury problems with prop Census Johnston, Harlequins flanker Maurie Fa'asavalu, Worcester wing David Lemi, Perpignan lock Daniel Leo and full-back and place-kicker James So'oialo all missing for the Pacific Islanders.
So'oialo played a central role in the 27-17 victory over Scotland in Durban during the summer and recently left Irish province Connacht to return to New Zealand.
Meanwhile, it has been confirmed that both sides will observe a minute's silence for former Samoa captain Peter Fatiafola who died on Tuesday at the age of 54.
Ireland: R Kearney; T Bowe, B O'Driscoll, G D'Arcy, F McFadden; P Jackson, C Murray; J McGrath, R Best, M Ross; M McCarthy, D Toner; P O'Mahony, C Henry, J Heaslip.
Replacements: S Cronin, C Healy, D Fitzpatrick, P O'Connell, S O'Brien, E Reddan, I Madigan, D Kearney.
Samoa: Faatoina Autagavaia; Alapat Leiua, George Pisi, Johnny Leota, Brando Vaalu; Tusi Pisi, Kahn Fotuali'i (capt); Sakaria Taulafo, Ole Avei, Logovi'i Mulipola; Faatiga Lemalu, Teofilo Paulo; Ofisa Treviranus, Jack Lam, Taiasina Tuifua.
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In their coverage of gun violence in Chicago over the Fourth of July weekend, conservative media outlets advanced their longstanding narrative that Chicago's strict gun laws are not effective. But that view ignores what's happening in cities that have weak gun laws and astronomical rates of gun violence like New Orleans, as well as cities with strong gun laws and low rates of violence, like New York City.
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"Laura and I are saddened by the death of Johnny Carson. Born in Iowa and raised in Nebraska, Johnny Carson was a steady and reassuring presence in homes across America for three decades. His wit and insight made Americans laugh and think and had a profound influence on American life and entertainment. He was a patriot who served in the United States Navy during World War II and always remembered his roots in the heartland of America. We send our prayers and condolences to the entire Carson family."
Former first lady Nancy Reagan -- written statement:
"The death of Johnny Carson is a huge loss for all of us. He was a comedian who not only made us laugh, but also made us stop and think. Ronnie and I always enjoyed him on 'The Tonight Show' and we were honored to know him as a friend. My prayers go out to his entire family at this very difficult time."
Jerry Lewis, comedian -- written statement:
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New tour dates for the Wynton Marsalis Quintet, LCJO and Small Group
Check the new 2005 tour dates for the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, and Wynton Marsalis with the small group. Keep reading »
Photos from the LCJO Summer 2004 tour
Thanks to Fernado Do-Couto we received wonderful photos from the LCJO European summer tour 2004. The photos are from Munich, Ljubljana, Fano, Manfredonia and Marciac. July 19, 2004 – LCJO swinging in Munich (Germany) July 21, 2004 – Jasper Marsalis, Eric Lewis, Fernando Do-Couto and Ron Westray in Ljubljana (Slovenia) July 21, 2004 – Wes "Warmdaddy" Anderson and Ted Nash dancing in Ljubljana (Slovenia) July 23, 2004 – Two Marsalis' generations playing in Fano (Italy) July 23, 2004 – Wynton and Jasper Marsalis playing in Fano (Italy) July 23, 2004 – Jasper Marsalis "Hercules" in Fano (Italy) July 24, 2004 – Mrs Antonietta preparing italian lunch for Wynton and the boys in Manfredonia (Italy) July 24, 2004 – Lunch time for Wynton, the boys, me… Keep reading »
Wynton's grandfather dies at 96
Ellis L. Marsalis Sr., the patriarch of a family of world famous jazz musicians, including his grandson Wynton, has died. He was 96. A funeral was set for Thursday for Marsalis, who died Sunday. Marsalis' son, Ellis Jr., is a prominent New Orleans pianist and music professor who mentored crooner Harry Connick Jr. as well as four musician sons: Wynton, saxophonist Branford, trombonist Delfeayo and drummer Jason. Marsalis Sr. was involved in the civil rights movement through ownership of a motel in suburban New Orleans whose guests included the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., New York U.S. Rep. Adam Clayton… Keep reading »
Listen to Wynton on Jazz at Lincoln Center Radio
Mr. Jelly Lord: The Music of Jelly Roll Morton A rocking celebration of the man who claimed to have invented jazz—and perhaps even did. Wycliffe Gordon and Marcus Roberts join New Orleans natives Nicholas Payton, Wynton Marsalis and Dr. Michael White on "Mr. Jelly Lord," "Fingerbuster," "Wild Man Blues," "Jungle Blues" and "Black Bottom Stomp.". Listen to it (requires Real Player) Monk's Mood Thelonious Sphere Monk remains one of the 20th century's most idiosyncratic musical innovators. Muhal Richard Abrams, Kenny Drew, Jr., Craig Handy, Abbey Lincoln, Wynton Marsalis and the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra array to tackle… Keep reading »
Wynton photos in Marciac Festival 2004
Thanks to the photographer Jos L. Knaepen we are pleased to show you some photos of Wynton in Marciac Festival 2004. Jos says:"Wynton's lips were painfull but he played like a GOD in the quintet.. gorgeous, as usual" Thank you Jos ! Keep reading »
Wynton's lips and the August tour dates
Due to cellulitis of the lip (inflammation of connective tissue), Wynton's doctor instructed him not to perform for 30 days. So Wynton's manager cancelled the August activities so that he can finally take the time needed to heal properly. Keep reading »
Listen to Wynton on Jazz at Lincoln Center Radio
The Good Old Good Ones Works by Louis Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton, King Oliver, Sidney Bechet and other New Orleans masters' highlight the rich compositions from jazz's first decades. This program features Wynton Marsalis, Herlin Riley, Michael White and Reginald Veal with smokin' reinterpretations of Oliver's Dippermouth Blues," Morton's "Fingerbuster," Bechet's classic "Wildcat Blues" and more. Listen to it (Real Player needed) Keep reading »
All Rise opens Boston Symphony's 2004 season at Tanglewood
Kurt Masur opens Boston Symphony's 2004 season at Tanglewood on July 9 with the Tanglewood premiere of Wynton Marsalis' All Rise! This program - an encore of the work's acclaimed Boston premiere at Symphony Hall last December - features the Tanglewood Festival Chorus, John Oliver, conductor, the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, Wynton on trumpet, soprano Laquita Mitchell, mezzo-soprano Cynthia Renée Hardy, tenor Brian Robinson, and bass Robert Honeysucker. Keep reading »
The Wynton Marsalis Quintet in Marciac
Tomorrow, August 6th, like every year, Wynton will be in Marciac with his Quartet to play in the famous French Jazz Festival. The Wynton Marsalis Quintet personnel is: Keep reading »
Special report: Wynton in Italy during summer 2004
On January the 24th, Wynton Marsalis with the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra performed in Benevento (Italy) for the european summer tour 2004. We attended the concert and take you behind the scenes. Keep reading »


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Rare About Uncirculated 1855-S Eagle, Only 9,000 Pieces Minted1855-S $10 AU50 PCGS. Although the 1854-S Eagle is available in better circulated grades, the same cannot be said for the 1855-S. Only 9,000 pieces were struck, since the San Francisco Mint concentrated on Double Eagle production to meet the demands of Gold Rush commerce. Well struck aside from the lowest obverse stars, and with healthy amounts of orange luster in protected areas. The obverse is moderately abraded, while the reverse is relatively unmarked. Population: 5 in 50, 6 finer (10/03).(#8618) (NGC ID# 263N, PCGS# 8618)
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Part of my often used productsI started using this because I heard it has no alcohol and that alcohol mouthwashes are harmful in general. I loved the taste, but prefer the Wintergreen flavor. I buy the biggest bottle and use it twice a day before brushing. It doesn't burn although sometimes it gets a bit spicy when left in mouth too long. My teeth thank me for using this stuff! — 7 years, 2 months agoSarKenobi | 17 reviews
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rinsegreat stuff — 7 years, 4 months agoronbar | 3 reviews
Doesn't BurnTastes good, but my hygienist told me that since there is not alcohol in it, it's not as effective — 7 years, 4 months agosaammm | 10 reviews
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Boise State officials say two players have been suspended from the school for violating university rules. The discipline creates uncertainty for the futures of safety Lee Hightower, who started the first seven games last season, and Hayden Plinke, a tight end who played in six games last year. Officials did not specify the rules violated or if either player would be allowed to return to school. Hightower had 31 tackles and one interception before he was suspended by coach Chris Petersen for violating team rules in the run-up to the Oct. 27 game at Wyoming. Plinke, who had two catches, was suspended the same week for the same reason. Petersen has declined to answer repeated questions requesting specifics about what the players did.
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