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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was in Istanbul for talks on the Syrian conflict on Saturday as fighting for control of the strategic city of Aleppo raged just 50 kilometres (30 miles) from Turkey's southern border.
Clinton was to discuss with Turkish leaders boosting support for the Syrian opposition after Washington gave up on securing action at the UN Security Council against President Bashar al-Assad's regime, a US official said.
Turkey has given shelter to hundreds of defecting Syrian soldiers, including more than 30 generals, who have formed the kernel of the rebel army, now boosted by many more civilian volunteers, that is fighting government troops in Aleppo and other cities.
Fierce clashes in the commercial capital since Wednesday, when the army launched a ground offensives to retake rebel-held neighbourhoods, have exacted a mounting toll on civilians in the city of some 2.7 million people. On Friday, a shell crashed into a bakery in the eastern Tariq al-Bab district of the city as hundreds of desperate residents queued for bread, AFP correspondents reported.
A dozen people were killed, three of them children, and 20 more wounded.
City wide, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said it could confirm 21 people killed on Friday, a full 19 of them civilians.
They were among 187 people killed in violence across Syria, among them 111 civilians, the watchdog said. The Observatory said the army launched a fierce bombardment early Saturday of the rebel-held Sukari district of south Aleppo which appeared to be in preparation for a ground assault.
Troops backed by artillery stormed the nearby Salaheddin district on Wednesday in the first stage of its offensive to recapture areas of the city taken by the rebels since July 20, prompting the insurgents to retreat under heavy fire.
A rebel commander said on Saturday that his fighters were still putting up strong resistance around Salaheddin.
"Fierce fighting has continued without respite for the past 24 hours as the army tries to push us out of the neighbourhood," Abdel Qader Saleh told AFP by telephone.
State media said the army repelled a rebel attack on Aleppo's international airport on Friday.
"Mercenary terrorists" had tried to attack it but the "army hit back and killed most of them," the official SANA news agency reported.
In Istanbul, Clinton was to meet President Abdullah Gul, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, as well as Syrian opposition members and refugees.
Turkey, once a close ally of Syria, has become a vocal opponent of the regime since it launched a brutal crackdown on dissent in March last year.
Relations hit an all-time low after a Turkish fighter jet was shot down by Syria in June, killing its two-man crew and leading Ankara to brand Damascus a "hostile" opponent.
In November, Turkey joined Arab League sanctions, freezing Syrian government financial assets, imposing a travel ban on senior Syrian officials and cutting off transactions with the country's central bank.
China and Russia vetoed three attempts to secure Security Council action against Assad's regime.
"So after that... we made clear that we were shifting from New York to a focus on supporting the opposition in its efforts to hasten the day that Assad falls and to begin in earnest planning for the day after Assad falls," a State Department official said.
"The secretary was very clear that we don't want to put a date on Assad's departure, because we can't," the official said, "But it is our strong conviction that it will come and that the international community needs to be prepared to support the Syrians themselves as they deal with all of the challenges that will come with actually effectuating a transition to a new Syria.
"There are challenges related to securing, of course, weapons inside Syria to ensure they don't fall into the wrong hands.
"And there are humanitarian challenges related to the need to provide basic subsistence to displaced Syrians both inside and outside Syria." Clinton's talks come a day after Washington announced sanctions against Syrian state oil company Sytrol for trading with Iran, in a bid to starve both Damascus and its Tehran ally of much-needed revenue.
The US Treasury also said it was adding the Lebanese Shiite militant group Hezbollah, which has close ties with both Iran and Syria, to a blacklist of organisations targeted under Syria-related sanctions.
Washington already classes Hezbollah a "terrorist organisation" and it is under US sanctions, but Friday's move explicitly ties the group to the violence in Syria.
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Sleeping Bear Point is a 2 mile loop trail located near Glen Arbor, Michigan and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking and is accessible from April until December.
Scott D (306)
1 month ago
We hiked off the loop, just along the coast because it was so amazing. Blue water with 3 tones of blue, amazing cliffs and the dunes were amazing. You feel like you are in another country. Take water and a hiking stick because the dunes are tough to walk over.
Nicholas Ring (411)
9 months ago
Took our first honeymoon to this area. A great hike, very sandy, and amazing dunes. Great place to visit.
Christian Smucker (224)
2 years ago
Been doing this train almost every year of my life. Gorgeous views. Nice and moderately rugged. Sandy trail. Will do it again.
Matthew Orahood (176)
2 years ago
Great trail. Sandy pretty much the whole way. Good variety. Start In wooded area, through and over sand dunes and back into woods. Lots of up and down, but none of it extreme. Great scenery, including both Manitou islands and dunescapes. My 5 and 6 year olds did it with energy to spare. Took us about an hour and a half with lots of photo stops and water breaks.


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September Prescribed Burn Planned at Pilot Mountain
Next planned park prescribed burn at the mountain- September 2015- 65 acres
Weather conditions have prompted closings of campgrounds, trails and other visitor facilities at parks across North Carolina. Monitor this website for updates. Each park's home web page will include information about closings and local conditions. For information about reservations, contact our 24-hour call center at 1-877-722-6762.
All Prescribed Burn information can be found at the following links.
If you have not already, you can bookmark the following link(s): http://pilotmountainstatepark.tumblr.com/ or http://pilotmountainstatepark.tumblr.com/rss either as a webpage or RSS feed. RSS is a news feed that will place an icon on your web browser. This burn notice will be archived on this page which also has a map and information about the burn unit. This page will replace email prescribed fire notifications as of 12/31/2015.
Rising abruptly more than 2,000 feet, Pilot Mountain has been a navigational landmark for centuries, and is a recreational landmark as well, offering miles of trails, camping, climbing and spectacular scenery. The mountain summit remains the principal park area, connected to the Yadkin River section by a 6.5-mile trail corridor. An extensive trail network is augmented by a bridle trail and a canoe trail section on the river. Family camping in a 49-site campground is augmented by riverside group camps and canoe-in sites. Rock climbing and rappelling are allowed on portions of the park's steep cliffs, and those cliffs perched around the mountain's summit offer seemingly endless views of piedmont, Sauratown Mountains and Blue Ridge Mountains.
Next planned park prescribed burn at the mountain- September 2015- 65 acres
The Mountain Section:
January, February: 8am - 6pm
March, April: 7am - 9pm
May, June, July, August, September: 7am - 10pm
October: 7am - 9pm
November: 7am - 8pm
December: 8am - 6pm
Yadkin River Section:
January, February: 8:30am - 6pm
March, April: 8:30am - 7pm
May, June, July, August, September: 8:30am - 8pm
October: 8:30am - 7pm
November: 8:30am - 5pm
December: 8:30am - 5pm
Please note the North and South River Sections are 10 and 20 miles from the mountain section of the park and have different operating hours. Gates are locked promptly at closing. There is no gate entry before or after hours, including campgrounds, except in case of medical or law enforcement emergency.
Park Office
8am - 4:30pm 7 days a week
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Hearts: Swift takeover unlikely, says administrator at Tynecastle
The administrators at Hearts say there are "three or four" interested parties in the financially-troubled club.
But Trevor Birch from accountancy firm BDO refused to reveal an asking price and indicated that a swift takeover deal is unlikely.
Birch thinks nothing will be concluded before the issue with UBIG's shares is resolved in a Lithuanian court.
UBIG, who are claiming insolvency, were the former parent company of Hearts and own 50% of the shares at Tynecastle.
"Until UBIG are in administration there is not likely to be any movement with those shares," explained Birch.
Trevor Birch BDO
"The message at the moment is so far, so good"
"The dealings with the Lithuanians may be very quick. We just don't know.
"I'm just anticipating that it might be a prolonged process and we have to be ready for that."
UBIG are owed £10m by Hearts.
Collapsed bank Ukio Bankas, who are in the hands of administrators, has 29% of shares and holds the Edinburgh club's stadium as a security against a further £15m debt.
Birch told BBC Scotland that close to £750,000 had been raised in the past two weeks through season ticket sales and other fundraising ventures.
On top of the 7,000 sold pre-administration, a target of 3,000 more ticket sales had been set to keep the club afloat until the start of next season and Birch said they were currently at the 2,800 mark.
"The message at the moment is so far, so good," said Birch.
"The response from the fans has been fantastic. It's given us breathing space to take things forward."
A deadline of 12 July has been set for formal offers for Hearts.
Gordon McKie, the former chief executive of Scottish Rugby, is leading a consortium of investors, while supporters' group Foundation of Hearts also hope to launch a bid.
"There are expressions of interest from more than 10 parties but if I was to put a figure on the number of serious ones, it's no more than three or four," said Birch.
"It's all about proof of funding, whether they have the wherewithal to conclude the sale and to run the club."
Last week, the Scottish FA issued Hearts with a notice of complaint for entering administration.
The club have until 8 July to respond to the complaint, with a hearing set for 18 July.
The Scottish Premier League has already handed the Tynecastle side a 15-point deduction for next season, as well as a ban on signing players.
Among the penalties the SFA could hand out are a censure, a fine or an extended signing embargo.
Comment number 63. Posted by Thomasoon 5 Jul 2013 12:48
The bank wanted Murray to pay them the money to make good the debt he had run with them up at Rangers.
The manner in which he sold it and the chancer he sold the Club to were his choice. The Bank didn't care - they just wanted their dosh.
Comment number 62. Posted by Bibon 5 Jul 2013 12:21
@61. Thomaso As has been stated and accepted, Murray was forced to sell the club in both the manner and to the recipient by the bank.
Comment number 61. Posted by Thomasoon 5 Jul 2013 12:05
Murray obviously thought Rangers were guilty of massive tax evasion, going by the way he punted the Club and abandoned what he saw as a sinking ship.
If he was not so interested in self preservation he could have stood tough, won the tax case and sold the Club to reputable new owners.
Whyte was just a pawn in Murray's desperate exit strategy.
Comment number 60. Posted by Harleyon 5 Jul 2013 07:23
Accepted or not, the false claim of £100+ Million made by HMRC was the problem.
Had this not been made Rangers would not have been sold to anyone for a nominal sum far less a charlatan like Whyte.
New owners woukd have paid millions for the club and would not have risked their investment by witholding PAYE or anything else.
I still belive, unfortunately, HMFC will not survive in the long term
Comment number 59. Posted by Thomasoon 4 Jul 2013 22:40
Another sad bitter Hobbit
Comment number 58. Posted by The Cloaking Device Has Malfunctionedon 4 Jul 2013 21:26
There's no hiding FlouncyBear
Comment number 57. Posted by young and in loveon 4 Jul 2013 20:30
@56 ..... hit with BIG fine and your arguement is dust ..... GGTTH
Comment number 56. Posted by sportslover24on 4 Jul 2013 19:50
@54 Hearts have not announced that they have raised enough to see them through until December 31st 2013 (the end of the year) so stop talking nonsense.
Talk facts not rubbish.
Comment number 55. Posted by young and in loveon 4 Jul 2013 19:36
hit with a huge fine, they wouldn't recover from it with any luck...
Comment number 54. Posted by Thomasoon 4 Jul 2013 15:40
I would also make the point that Hearts have paid £500k of the tax bill and intended to pay up the other two instalments as agreed with HMRC, however the UKIO/UBIG demise put the Club into Administration.
Comment number 53. Posted by Thomasoon 4 Jul 2013 15:10
HMRC issued a winding up order against Hearts for a £1.5m tax bill - why would they not have done the same with Rangers for a £9m bill?
What basis do you think Hearts will go out of business
The Administrator has raised sufficient funds to see the Club through to end of the year, 4 credible bidders with money ready to make an offer, the Lithuanians confirming they are open to a CVA.
Comment number 52. Posted by Harleyon 4 Jul 2013 15:03
#51, the point is had the truth been out there regarding the alleged 100 million owed the buyer outcome would have been significantly different.
Ref the £9M owed on PAYE etc, would HMRC take the action it took if the 100+Million was seen for what it was i.e. rubbish? The likelyhood is HMRC would not have forced the issue.
Regardless of how SPFL treat HMFC, I fear they will go out of business
Comment number 51. Posted by Thomasoon 4 Jul 2013 14:31
Rangers may have been found not guilty in the 'big' tax case (subject to HMRC appeal)
However -
Rangers went into Administration due to a £9m tax bill for PAYE and VAT - they DID owe that.
That explains that point.
Yes the 15 point deduction is the rules and Hearts and their fans accept it. My point was that it is tiresome when Rangers fans demand Hearts get the same treatment.
Comment number 50. Posted by sportslover24on 4 Jul 2013 14:21
@ Brian
I totally agree with your last point and the point #49 made is completely correct.
People are blinded by their own hatred. They are to busy concentrating on hating Rangers and calling them "Zomies, Sevco, Newco" etc
They are also making fools of themselves by making up stories! Rangers cheated tax man out of over 100 million quid??? Eh, newsflash haters.....no they didn't!
Comment number 49. Posted by Harleyon 4 Jul 2013 14:13
Same dross from the same people.
As things stand, Rangers DID NOT owe HMRC the sum which was indicated.
That explains that point.
The points deduction was in line with the rules at that time.
That explains that.
The 15 point deduction for Hearts is in line with current rules, which Hearts had a vote on.
That explains that point.
It looks like Hearts are suffering a long and painful death.
Comment number 48. Posted by Brianon 4 Jul 2013 14:12
#47 Thomaso
My comments were not point-scoring. I'm a football fan who despairs at the bitterness in the Scottish game.
Regarding your comments - the administrator has already said it would be a "disaster" if the SFA were to fine Hearts. I hope that Hearts find a way through this and return to strength. Unlike many I do not want to see football clubs suffer as I am a fan of the game.
Comment number 47. Posted by Thomasoon 4 Jul 2013 14:03
I am sure Hearts fans and the Administrator will be happy to accept a £50k fine just like Rangers - on the basis that the points deduction is 10 points..... just like Rangers
Comment number 46. Posted by sportslover24on 4 Jul 2013 13:58
@ tian447 -
I am sick to the back teeth with the bitterness that spouts out of people like you. Your comments simply wreak of spiteful hatred, "old Rangers" "Newco Rangers" and completely false facts like "cheated the taxman out of over 100 million pounds"
People like you have been leading an obsessed life for over a year now. Obsessed with hating Rangers because they didn't completely die.
Comment number 45. Posted by Brianon 4 Jul 2013 13:56
@42 tian447
While Whyte's stewardship was a scandal, particularly in his dealings with HMRC, at no point have Rangers owed anything like £100M in tax. The £50k SFA fine was related to the administration insolvency event only, nothing to do with other factors, and pre-dated liquidation. There were additional fines related to other charges, but the £50k fine was for administration alone.
Comment number 44. Posted by Petrol_Headon 4 Jul 2013 13:46
Just haven't paid £1m + £50k to the taxman, and rising, baby bears :-D
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