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RT @ScottSchroeder Mardy Collins, Manny Harris, Jerome Randle & more added to D-League rosters: http://t.co/0TgGVsHQ2011-12-29 10:57:51Five on five Marreese Speights, Jermaine O'Neal, Tyronn Lue, Patrick O'Bryant, Baron Davis, Manny Harris, Tayshaun Prince, Jared Dudley...2010-08-30 15:37:23Top undrafted free agents: Brian Zoubek, Samardo Samuels, Alexey Shved, Jeremy Wise, Mikhail Torrance, Sylven Landesberg, Manny Harris2010-06-24 22:58:00Six players coming off the mock in last update: Jerome Dyson, Manny Harris, Yancy Gates, Da'Sean Butler, Aubrey Coleman, Ludovic Vaty2010-04-14 19:45:00Linkage for Manny Harris entering NBA draft stories: http://bit.ly/dgGcSb (Detroit News), http://bit.ly/bDzODt (Free Press)2010-03-26 19:24:01Top 25s - Full List RankCategoryTotal 18Stl/g1.8 18Min/G36.1 23Ast/40p5.8 18TO/40p4.1 18TO110 16FT%86.3 21Ftm/40p6.6 24Ftm176 12TO/g3.6 8TO/404.4 Team: NON-NBA College Team: Los Angeles PhysicalsPositionsRankings SalaryMisc H: 6' 5" W: 185 lbs Bday: 09/21/1989 (26 Years Old) Current: SG/SF NBA: SG Possible: SG RSCI: 43Agent: Henry Thomas High School: Redford Hometown: Detroit, MI Predraft Measurements YearSourceHeight w/o ShoesHeight w/shoesWeightWingspanStanding ReachBody FatNo Step VertMax Vert 2010NBA Draft Combine6' 4"6' 5.5"1856' 7.25"8' 6"3.8NANA 2009LeBron James CampNA6' 5.5"1836' 6.5"NANANANA 2009Paul Pierce CampNA6' 5.5"1836' 6.5"NANANANABasic Per Game Statistics - Comprehensive Stats - Statistical Top 25s YearLeagueNameGPMinPtsFGFGAFG%2Pt2PtA2P%3Pt3PtA3P%FTMFTAFT%OffDefTOTAstsStlsBlksTOsPFs 2015/16DLEAGUEManny Harris839.623.47.9188.8.131.524.9188.8.131.52126.96.36.199188.8.131.52.126.96.36.199.42.3 Player Page  | Player Stats | Mock Draft History | Related Articles  | Add to My Draft Express   NCAA Weekly Performers, 2/3/10February 3, 2010Matthew Kamalsky After two very solid seasons in Ann Arbor, Manny Harris has continued to progress as a scorer as a junior. While Harris has been highly productive, the Wolverines have been a major disappointment. Sporting an 11-10 record after starting the season in the top-15, Jim Beileins team needs strong play out of Harris down the stretch to salvage their bleak tournament outlook. After a recent (and brief) suspension for unsportsmanlike conduct, Harris could certainly use a string of strong performances to bolster his draft stock moving into this summer. A known commodity at this point, Harris still displays very good quickness and leaping ability but lacks a degree of physical strength. Considering how capably he gets to the line, that lack of bulk doesnt manifest itself very thoroughly in his offensive game on the college level. Harris isnt afraid to throw himself into traffic, and proves more than capable of finishing at the basket. A gifted scorer, Harris has the athletic tools of an NBA player, but will need to continue to add strength to his skinny frame to translate his slashing game to NBA caliber defenses. Just as Harriss athleticism has been thoroughly analyzed on this site over the years, so too has his lack of jump shooting ability. Despite averaging over 4 three-point attempts per-game, Harris is having his worst season from beyond the arc, connecting on a meager 27.8% of his tries from deep. Long considered an NBA caliber talent, Harriss struggles from the outside continue to limit perceptions of his NBA potential. According to Synergy Sports Technology, Harris is connecting on just 31.5% of his jump shots this season. Considering that 58% of Harriss shots are jumpers, it is fairly obvious that perimeter scoring is his biggest weakness. Though hes improved his shooting off the dribble to an extent, he is still too inconsistent with his footwork, and subsequently, struggles with his effectiveness from the outside. Though he isnt an efficient jump shooter, Harris proves to be an outstanding finisher in transition and is effective when given the opportunity to impose his athleticism on his matchup off the dribble. A creative one-on-one player, Harris remains a bit limited going left, but hes incredibly difficult for most college defenders to stay in front of when he rips through and lowers his shoulder. Capable of stopping on a dime an elevating over defenders on the college level, one of the biggest questions Harris will have to answer whenever he declares is whether or not he is athletic enough to make comparable plays on the NBA level, without having the ball in his hands anywhere near as much. His limited jump shooting ability makes that an integral aspect of his NBA potential. Defensively, Harris has continued to show the improved effort level that he did last season, but is still not the most fundamentally sound defender. He gets caught watching the ball at times and doesnt always make crisp rotations to recover, staying a bit too high and getting beat off the dribble because of it. On the next level, Harris will need to improve his ability to close out shooters and learn to exploit his lateral quickness on the defensive end, as his slight frame will make him a target for teams looking to create mismatches in the post. Harris has proven to be one of the more talented guards in the Big 10; his blend of passing ability, slashing, and pure scoring ability makes him a difficult matchup. However, his role in the NBA isnt quite as clear. Against longer, more athletic defenders, Harriss lack of shooting ability will be more problematic, making this summer a very important one for the Detroit native. Whether hes preparing for the draft or polishing his game for another year in Ann Arbor, he needs to finish the season off strong. [Read Full Article] Top NBA Draft Prospects in the Big Ten, Part One (#1-5)August 28, 2009Kyle Nelson Coach John Beilein is in the process of engineering one of the more remarkable turnarounds in college basketball, leading the Michigan Wolverines back to the NCAA Tournament after years of mediocrity. While Beilein is a spectacular coach, he is not doing it alone. Junior swingman Manny Harris emerged as a team leader, improving on a breakout freshman season to the tune of 16.9 ppg, 6.8 rpg, and 4.4 apg, and an All-Big 10 First Team selection. This season, Harris has the opportunity to build on his success and NBA scouts will be watching to see if he can lead Michigan back to the top of the Big 10 and to a deep run in the NCAA tournament. Standing 65 with a very slight frame and an average wingspan, Harris does not look like the prototypical NBA wing. Watching him play, however, reveals that he is extremely athlete, with solid leaping ability and, as we have said before, a lightning quick first step. Offensively, Harris has improved significantly during his two years at Michigan, but still has some serious work to do before cracking a rotation at the next level. Though he still is responsible for a quarter of his teams offensive possessions, he has become a more efficient player, improving his two-point percentages considerably, while increasing his assist-rate dramatically and reducing his turnovers. His scoring rate improved, despite the fact that he took less shots, which is impressive for a player who attempts and makes over a fifth of his teams field goals. One area where Harris has not improved is his perimeter shooting, which has stayed fairly consistent jumping slightly to 32.7% last season. His shooting form is still a work in progress, though he is a far better set shooter than he was last season. He still shows far too much excess motion, particularly in his lower body, when he is shooting off of the dribble or off balance. Working on his form and getting stronger could help him expand his range, but improving his shot selection certainly would not hurt either. Watching his film, he does rely far too much on his streaky and inconsistent perimeter jumper, but he has made strides in diversifying his offensive game. He has gotten better at utilizing his athleticism to attack the basket more frequently, though improving his ball handling, particularly with his left hand, would help to establish himself as a slashing threat. As is, Harris already gets to the free throw line at an exceptional rate, which is something NBA scouts probably love to see. On top of that, he converts his free throws at an excellent 86% rate. Similarly, better ball handling would help him to expand his mid-range game, where he shows potential to eventually develop into a solid shot creator if he improves accordingly. While he is never going to be a point guard, he could also be a solid facilitator from the wing, especially off of the dribble, though he sometimes gets tunnel vision and is still fairly turnover prone. Despite averaging 5.6 assists per 40 minutes pace adjusted, which was 25th in our database last season, he was the 13th most turnover prone player per 40 minutes pace adjusted as well. On the defensive end, Harris is tougher to evaluate considering the fact that he plays small forward in John Beileins unorthodox 1-3-1 zone defense. He lacks the size and strength to be a standout defender on this level or the next level, but last season he showed more effort on a consistent basis, harassing jump shooters and getting in passing lanes. He must get better fundamentally, though, if he does not want to be considered a liability at the next level. Increasing his defensive awareness, doing a better job of closing out perimeter shooters and working on getting in better position, in particular, would help his standing in scouts eyes tremendously. One area in which Harris is a true standout, though, is on the defensive rebounds. He is the fifth best rebounding guard in our database, to the tune of 8.6 rebounds per 40 minutes pace adjusted, which, considering his lack of size and length, is truly impressive. Harris is a legitimate NBA prospect, but that is not to say that he does have his share of question marks. Next season, he must prove to scouts that he has improved as a basketball player, and that he is capable of excelling without an entire offense being built around him, which will not be the case in the NBA. He must show vastly improved shot selection and cut down on his turnovers, which would help prove that he can succeed in a smaller role. On the defensive end, it is essential that he continue to work hard and improve his awareness. His poor frame does not leave a lot of room for optimism in this regard at the next level, so he must do what he can to show that he will not be a liability on this end in the NBA. Being the star of one of the nations hottest teams, Harris is going to have many opportunities to prove himself and convince scouts that he can be a factor at the next level. [Read Full Article] LeBron James Skills Academy Player ProfilesJuly 13, 2009-Manny Harris-One of the most athletic players in attendance, Manny Harris showed a lightning quick first step and terrific leaping ability. While Harris narrow frame and poor wingspan arent going to help him out much on the defensive side of the ball, he did show the ability to make tough shots, which he seems to settle for quite often. An extremely talented scorer regardless, Harris is likely to emerge as one of the top players in the Big 10 this year, even if his NBA potential is still a matter of debate. [Read Full Article] Top NBA Draft Prospects in the Big 10 (Part One: #1-5)September 10, 2008While Manny Harris is definitely a fine NBA prospect, we should point out right off the bat that the weakness of the Big 10 can be seen right here at the top of the list. Although hes the leading returning scorer in the Big 10 at over 16 points per game, you cant help but get the feeling when watching him that were talking a player that still looks very far from being a finished product at this pointas evidenced by the 38% he shot from the field combined with his extremely high turnover rate. Harris was the best/lone shot-creator on an otherwise extremely weak squad (10-22 overall, 5-13 in the Big 10) and thus garnered an absurdly high 26% of his teams offensive possessions, good for 22nd in the NCAA in that category. Its safe to say that if Michigan is going to be any good next season, and Harris will be able to iron out the many wrinkles in his game, that number will have to come down to a more normal rate (20-22% or so). Harris has fairly average size for the shooting guard position, standing somewhere between 6-4 and 6-5, without a great deal of meat on his bones. His main virtue lies in his outstanding scoring instincts, which are extremely advanced for a player who wont turn 19 for another few weeks, making him younger than many members of this years incoming freshman class. Harris is an extremely tough, confident, aggressive player who gets to the free throw line at a superb rate. He has a good first step, excellent body control in the lane, and a knack for making his way to the rim, even if his ball-handling skills are improvable. He doesnt finish particularly well once there (due to his average size and strength) but manages to draw 6.2 free throws per-40 minutes pace adjusted, good for 19th in the entire country last year. As he gets older, he should be able to get stronger and craftier and capitalize better on his shot-creating tools, for example his floater, which shows promise. Harris is a very tough matchup with his right hand, but is far weaker with his left hand, both finishing around the basket and dribbling the ball. His mid-range game still isnt very developed at this point, partially due to the excessive amount of wasted motion we find in his shooting mechanics. He tends to kick his feet out violently or spread his legs out while releasing his pull-ups, and seems to jump forward quite a bit on his catch and shoot jumper. Hes able to make shots at a solid rate when hes open with his feet set, displaying a nice follow through, a slow release and range that extends out to NBA range, but tends to rely on his 3-point shot far too heavily, which combined with his improvable technique led him to shoot just 32% from this range, on a large number of attempts. His shot-selection and decision making looked very poor at times in his freshman season, but that might be partially due to the quality of teammates that surrounded him. Regardless, Harris was one of the more turnover players in the country last season, indeed ranking 2nd in that category, which is not a great distinction to have by any means. Defensively, Harris is a bit difficult to evaluate at times, as his team played quite a bit of 1-3-1 zone, a very bizarre style of defense that traps ball-handlers near mid-court and relies a great deal on switching and rotating depending on which matchup is in a players part of the zone at any given moment. Harris played at the top of this zone, and got in the passing lanes at a very nice rate, usually showing good effort and solid lateral quickness, but looking a bit questionable at times with his lack of size, strength and fundamentals in others, giving us mostly a mixed bag on this end of the floor. All in all, there is a lot to like about the raw tools Harris is showing early on in his career, even if hes obviously very far from being a finished product at this point. It would be nice to see how hes able to function in the context of a normal team where he isnt asked to take so many responsibilities offensively before he decides to jump to the NBA, as its very hard to project his role until then. Putting up huge scoring numbers in a losing effort on terrible shooting percentages isnt going to impress that many scouts, which is why it will be important for Harris to go out and develop the rest of his game as well, even if he has to do that on his own. [Read Full Article] NCAA Weekly Performers, 12/27/07-- Part TwoDecember 28, 2007The main bright spot in Michigans disappointing season thus far has been the play of Manny Harris, a heralded freshman hailing from Detroit. He was one of the more prized recruits that Tommy Amaker brought in during his tenure in Ann Arbor, and made the decision to stick with UM after Amaker was dismissed, one that is looking like a wise one given John Beleins open style of play. This brand of basketball caters well to Harris style of play, shown by the intriguing statistics that hes put up thus far in his debut campaign. The strengths of Mannys game begin with his excellent athleticism. He does a great job of applying his gifts to his offensive game, particularly in the shape of his excellent first step. Getting past defenders is not a problem for him at all, nor is finishing at the rim despite his slender frame. Harris quickness allows him to slice in and out of traffic at difficult angles, giving him opportunities to finish at the basket uncommon for most freshman guards. Harris has also shown very nice court vision for a player his size, able to frequently find the open man in situations where the defense collapses on him. Michigans new up and down offense gives him the opportunity to handle the ball more then he would have at most other programs, something that will benefit him greatly down the line in the eyes of NBA scouts. Just as impressive as Harris ability to get to the rim is his potential as a defender. Not only having the physical gifts to shut opponents down with his size, length, and foot speed, he has actually proven to already be an adept defensive player in his young collegiate career. In the games that we watch, Harris was able to keep some of the nations better guards in front of him in the possessions he matched up with them. His quick hands and long arms allow him to get plenty of deflections and place great pressure on the ball, something that the stat sheet doesnt always reflect. Manny is still a work in progress on the defensive end due to the fact that he is still young and gambles a bit too much at times, but all of the pieces are there for him to be a lockdown defender down the road. Despite the many intriguing areas of Harris games that have been on display this season, he still has a great deal of work to do before considering making the jump to the next level. His outside jumper is very erratic and lacks consistency, while he can be very out of control at times when going into the lane. Mannys wild style of play is exhibited in his assist to turnover ratio, where he is averaging .86 assists for every turnover, which is completely unacceptable for a player who is billed as being able to play some point guard down the road. The physical gifts are all there for Harris to eventually become an NBA player, but he needs to gain discipline and develop a better feel for running and operating within a team. Michigan has a relatively marginal recruiting class for 2008, but is very much in the running for top-25 recruit Terrelle Pryor, who also serves as the nations finest football recruit. With or without Pryor, Manny will have the opportunity to put up big numbers throughout his tenure as a Wolverine and will have plenty of opportunities to showcase himself in front of NBA personnel. [Read Full Article] © 2015 DraftExpress LLC All rights reserved.


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The U.S. ignores election fraud in Afghanistan at its own peril.
3:00 PM, Sep 22, 2009 • By RICHARD WILLIAMSON
Will the Obama administration give Afghanistan a pass on credible allegations of material fraud in its recent election? We don't know yet. But it shouldn't.
In Afghanistan's recent Presidential election there have been credible allegations of voter registration cards for sale, stuffed ballot boxes and other irregularities. The European Union has said up to one-third of the ballots may be tainted. America should not demand that we find a Thomas Jefferson amongst the chaos in Afghanistan. We're still looking for another Jefferson in America. But the human right of self-determination and the rule of law are abandoned at our own peril.
Democracy is not just a rhetorical gimmick, an idealistic aspiration or a July 4th punch line to be marginalized or eclipsed by political "spin" or coarse pragmatic opportunism. Democracy is a way to allocate power in a manner that encourages inclusion and compromise. It is a process in which there are no final victories so losers can accept today's judgment knowing they will have the opportunity to contest for power on a future date in a free and fair process.
And the rule of law is a means to peacefully adjudicate conflicts. All societies have competing interests, disputes, disagreements. In Afghanistan, a country at war with itself for 30 years, the disputes are bitter and the elbows are sharp. The rule of law allows their resolution in an open, transparent, fair process based upon established and recognized criteria rather than by personality, position, privilege and power. So the judgments are accepted.
In the march of freedom, history, heritage and habits matter. Not all soil is immediately hospitable to the institutions, processes and practices of democracy. Transitions can be difficult and take time. Therefore, notwithstanding the universal desire for freedom and the desirability and durability of democracy in allocating power and adjudication disputes, especially within diverse societies, patience, institution-building and various intermediary steps may be required. A country needs to develop a vibrant civil society, establish a free press, pass laws guaranteeing the right to assemble and so on. The pace of progress in any given circumstance may be a legitimate topic of debate.
In Afghanistan, promises have been made, expectations have been raised, commitments have been proffered. To deny the apparent material fraud in Afghanistan's recent presidential election is for America to break those promises, shatter those expectations, and breach those commitments. It will permanently damage America's credibility, lower Afghanis' horizons, and complicate the already immensely difficult challenges in Afghanistan.
I was in Kabul for the August 20th presidential election as leader of the International Republican Institute's Election Observer Mission. The environment of insecurity suppressed voter turn out; nonetheless millions of brave Afghanis went to the polls.
"I grew up with brutal war," Abdul Sami, a 48 year old printer, told me. "People are more hopeful now. The international community is here. . . . People will accept the results of this election. The vote is between me and my God. And the vote count will be transparent. So life will be better for my children."
The challenges in Afghanistan are considerable, progress will be difficult and take time. But, for whatever reason, if America diverts its eyes from credible allegations of large-scale election fraud in the belief that such a betrayal will achieve a measure of short term stability, we will have lost our way and undermined our interests and the future of Afghanistan.


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Do we sense a trend here? Renee Zellweger is no novice to the Oscars red carpet, and every time the Bridget Jones' Diary star steps out, she causes a scene.
In past years, the 43-year-old actress has often opted for Carolina Herrera gowns that scream Old Hollywood glamour and effortless grace.
And the love is mutual. The designer for the stars has previously gushed about dressing the Jerry Maguire actress.
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"The red carpet is very important," Herrera once told the New York Times. "You have to be very careful to have the right person dressed in the right way. For me it has to be a perfect look. I love to dress Renee Zellweger."
In 2004, Zellweger turned heads in an exquisite white taffeta gown with a memorable white bow and long train. The actress topped off her look with a $550,000 vintage Cartier diamond choker and a new accessory at the end of the night -- the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her role in Cold Mountain.
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One year later, the blonde beauty went dark in a va-va-voom ruby red strapless mermaid gown that showed off her enviable figure. She paired the bright gown with a pop of red for her lips and a surprisingly elegant, dark coiff.
Zellweger's style evolution continued in 2008, with a less structured, glimmering silver concoction that showed off her physique with a daring thigh-high slit. To cap off her look, the actress opted to return to her platinum blonde roots.
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- smirnofforiginal
- Reviews: 965
Kilim Otel: no less no more
It is without remarkable character.
The staff are neither friendly or unfriendly - they do their job.
It is clean and it feels safe.
Having walked passed some hotels I was very much relieved when we walked into the Kilim Otel!
I stayed here for 1 night with a very small group of people on our return from a trip to Nemrut Dagi. Having seen the other people staying at this hotel I can safely guess that our situations were all similar.
Breakfast was a large and varied buffet.
Dinner was an "Interesting" experience. My family were the first to arrive, as aprt of a larger group. We were immediately given a luke warm bowl of soup each, a small bowl of salad and aplate of dinner. As the other guests in our group arrived they were also given soup and dinner but the salad went by the wayside. I tried explaining that I do not eat meat. They did not really understand until one of the Turkish speakers translated for me. They took it quietly away and brought me a bowl of yogart which had possibly been sitting out of the fridge all day by the look of it. There was no spoon so I couldn't eat it anyway! As we were leaving my dinner finally arrived - it was a plate of oil with eggplant drowning in more oil... I think we all went to bed a little confused with our dining experience and with various levels of hunger!
Food aside for a clean, safe, no frills accommodaation - this place hits the spot.
- whiskeycreekwilly
- Reviews: 2
Hotel Urhay: Good & inexpensive
This is a beautiful but small hotel on a side street in downtown 'Urfa". For 20 lira (about $17US off season) you get a single room with your own bathroom, air conditioning, satellite TV, wifi & breakfast. A plate of fruit & melon was also delivered to my room each evening. The hotel is very beautifully made from white stone. This place does not seem to have been found by foreign travelers yet but it should be on their radar.
The only glitch is that the staff speaks very little English. Generally this is not a probelm since they are so very friendly and eager to please. Beware that a local tout or fixer, Ridwan, hangs about offering to help with English. He can be very overbearing & difficult to get rid of. He was the only negative aspect to my stay at this hotel.
There is a restaurant & lounge by the front desk, and additional tables just outside the restaurant area in the courtyard. 24 hour hot water in the rooms
- traveloturc
- Reviews: 1703
Edessa: holy hotel
Edessa is the old name of the city.And this hotel is just located in front of the Mosque Halilul Rahman and so called "lake of fishes".although this is just a pool
The hotel is rated as the best hotel in town .Dont expect too much luxury because even the aircondition was added recently
- suvanki
- Reviews: 2418
Turban Urfa Oteli: Mid- range hotel- handy location.
I arrived at this hotel in the early hours of the morning after an 'interesting' journey from Erzerum. I hadn't pre booked any accom, but the bus driver had stopped a passing taxi driver, and instructed him to take me to a hotel- this was the only one that was open- a bit more expensive and smarter than the hotels that I'd been staying at, but thought I'd give it a try for at least one night ( I stayed 2).
The staff appeared quite friendly and efficient. My room was quite spacious, and there was a sizeable bathroom, with a full length bath!!! Luxury for me! plus bidet! I think some rooms had air con.
However, I did experience a situation, that could have become quite nasty.
Wanting a coffee, I was directed to the rooftop bar. There wasn't any coffee or even cay, so I decided to have a beer. Some nearby University students started chatting to me, and I ended up spending an hour or so. When I wanted to pay my bill, the barman asked for my Rm number. As always I showed him the number on my keyring (I don't announce it)
A few minutes after returning to my room, there was a hammering on my door (I ignored it) Then shortly after, my phone rang - it was one of the students wanting to know If I 'wanted company'! I told him NO! and put the phone down, before phoning reception and complaining about this youth being given my room number (presumably by the barman)
To be continued..
Quite centrally located- but near to mosque, so be prepared for the call to prayer!
Rooftop restaurant and bar- frequented by residents and non - residents.
- cbeaujean
- Reviews: 1083
harran: choose,if possible,first category hotel
most of hotels look rather dirty,and without AC (important,here)!
so,if you can afford it,choose a first category one as hotel harran.
swimming pool (a lot of pigeons!),spacious rooms.....
terrace restaurant ....really good meal ,carte with big choice....
they serve cold beer and expensive local wines!
succulent breakfast buffet!
50 euros/night/2pers. with breakfast
- MalenaN
- Reviews: 5155
Hospitality Pension
I didn't stay at this place but I met some people who did. I went there in the evening to eat and have a beer. It looked like a nice place. It is more like a home stay with a very nice family. The house is situated among other homes but close to the fishponds and castle. There is a nice view over the castle from the roof. The roof was where most people were sleeping as it is absolutely the best place in the heat that was in Sanliurfa in July. I don't know if there is anything else than chared rooms and the roof.
The owner Aziz Kizgin picks you up for free at the bus station if you call.
He can also organise tours to Harran and Nemrut Dagi for a cheap price. When I was there he was going to take four persons to Nemrut Dagi for 100 dollars (25 dollars each).
- MalenaN
- Reviews: 5155
Ipek Pasha Hotel
The first hotel where I tried to get a lower price. They had rooms for 25 000 000 TL with AC. Where then showed another room with fan, TV and bathroom for 20 000 000 TL. The room was small and dark. Finally got a similar room but lighter for
15 000 000 TL. Breakfast is included. There are also cheaper rooms with shared bathrooms.
Breakfast is served between 7.30 and 10 in a special breakfast room on the second floor.
The hotel is close to the bus stop for buses for the otogar. It is also close to Nemrut Tours that organises tours to Harran and Nemrut Dagi for a reasonable price.
- antlegg
- Reviews: 1
Aziz's Hospitality Pension: A gem of a pension in Sanliurfa
I had the intention of staying in Urfa for a night or two at the most. I end up staying a whole week. I had taken an overnight bus from Ankara arriving at the otogar at 7am. Consequently I was still quite drowsy and not very alert. Aziz greeted me with a cheery smile and "merhaba". He offered to drive me to his pension a short distance away in the old part of the city. It was very simple but also just what I needed, traditional Kurdish hospitality.It was a great way to obtain a glimpse of Kurdish life in Turkey.
Aziz's wife Fereda supplies two meals every day. The breakfast is my personal favourite with the strawberry jam to die for. I am already dreaming about that homemade jam.
Aziz also can drive you toany number of tourist sites in the area including Harran, Nemrut Dagi, and the Ataturk Dam.
- olessair
- Reviews: 279
Gulizar Palace: Traditional style hotel in Urfa
Nice hotel in restorated traditional house with the inner courtyard.
Excellent and clean place to stay in dirty Urfa.
The only minus is that personnel doesn't speak English.
ATTENTION: don't missunderstand this hotel with GUL Palace or Gulizar Konak Evi. These are 3 different hotels!
- maykal
- Reviews: 1495
We stayed at a fairly modern...
We stayed at a fairly modern hotel on the main road heading north from the old centre (Dergah)...I can't remember the name, but there were plenty of similar hotels along this road, all charging about $10 per night.
- yoshimi
- Reviews: 91
The best accomodation in Urfa...
The best accomodation in Urfa is the 'Valiliði konukevi' (Old Governor House).
Price: 50US/night for 1 double room with bathroom and shower.
Historical building, Food.
- aniaqna
- Reviews: 4
I recommend a place called...
I recommend a place called 'Ipek Palas Hotel'. Quite cheap but very clean, comfortable and pleasant.
One night for one person is about 6$
If you ask a manager of that hotel about a room where lived a man who was very important for islam, he will be glad to show you that. It is incredible to be in the same room where this bright man ate, slept, read... Manager's name is Omar.
Beside in Urfa is extremely hot in summer and this hotel is a perfect place to spend the worst hours during the day.
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Kristin Cavallari Celebrates Baby Shower With Heidi Montag, Stephanie Pratt
Kristin Cavallari's baby shower looked like a mini-Hills reunion.
The pregnant 25-year-old -- who wore a black maxi dress and several gold bangles -- was feted by former MTV costars Stephanie Pratt, 26, Heidi Montag, 25, and Spencer Pratt, 28, at a private residence in West Hollywood, a source tells Us Weekly.
"Kristin was glowing and gorgeous. She looked so happy!" a source says of Cavallari, who entertained about 30 guests. "Guys were there, too. It was co-ed."
Attendees were treated to cupcakes and a three-tier sponge cake by Pink Salt Event Cuisine, in addition to being served cocktails. "It was like a fun party," the source tells Us. Petals L.A. provided the flowers.
Cavallari and her fiance, Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Culter, 29, received strollers, car seats, bath toys, blankets and clothes. The couple, who briefly ended their engagement before reconciling in 2011, have put wedding plans on hold until the arrival of their baby boy.
"We were talking about the possibility of having another kid right away and then getting married so we can have two kids close in age," Cavallari recently told Glamoholic. "We want four kids, so we're thinking maybe have one more, then get married, then have two more. But we'll see -- it all depends on how the first one goes."
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Spider-Man: Return of the Sinister Six is a video game released for the Nintendo Entertainment System developed by Bits Studios and published by LJN in 1992. Versions of the game were also released for the Sega Master System and Game Gear by the Flying Edge division of Acclaim. The game is loosely based on a Marvel Comics mini-series that featured Spider-Man and the Sinister Six in the early 1990s.
Doctor Octopus is setting his master plan into action to take over the world with the help of the Sinister Six. Spider-Man manages to defeat all of them and save the world.
In the game the player controls Spider-Man through six side-scrolling levels, with a member of the Sinister Six at the end of each level as a boss. The famous super-hero could jump, punch, kick, climb certain walls, shoot unlimited webs to swing on and collect web fluid to shoot square, web projectiles. Players can also duck, and perform a jump kick.
The levels were generally pretty straight forward side-scrolling action, although occasionally a particular item such as key or a detonator would have to be found. Each level started out with a graphic illustration of Spider-Man battling the supervillain that the player would fight as a boss.
- Level One: New York City Streets and Power Plant with the boss being Electro.
- Level Two: New York City Sewers with the boss being the Sandman.
- Level Three: New York City Secret Laboratory with the boss being Mysterio.
- Level Four: New York City Streets and Rooftops with the boss being the Vulture.
- Level Five: New York City Park with the boss being the Hobgoblin.
- Level Six: New York City Castle with the final boss being Doctor Octopus.
After successfully completing each level, the ending is a scene of all the supervillains sitting together in a large jail cell, with the on-screen message, ""VICTORY! Spider-Man triumphs over the Sinister Six..."
Spider-Man has only one life (in the NES version), although you do receive one continue. While there are web cartridge icons scattered throughout certain levels, (allowing Spider-Man to shoot ten web projectiles) there are no icons available to restore energy. However, defeating several enemies can restore Spider-Man's power bar.[1]
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In comparison to the NES version, the Sega Master System version has significantly better graphics. Also, the game seems to have been made quite a bit easier as certain items were moved (typically to easier places to find), some enemies are taken out, some jumps are redesigned to be easier, and Doctor Octopus and Mysterio now only have one health bar (versus the NES version where they would regenerate a few times before being defeated), among a few other changes.
The Game Gear version is 100% identical to the Sega Master System version except that the screen is more zoomed in (due to it being on a handheld) which ends up making the game more difficult as it is harder to see incoming projectiles.
Most video game critics felt that the game seemed underdeveloped and overly difficult. Also, for one of the last of the 8-bit games it did not demonstrate how far the system had come in terms of graphics or sound. The game has been described as typical of many early Spider-Man games, with them being "unreasonably hard due to poor level design, difficult controls, cheap or unbalanced enemies, or a combination of problems."[3]
The NES version of the game was given a rating of 3/5 by GamePro Magazine in their November 1994 issue.
- ^ "Spider-Man: Return of the Sinister Six for NES". Moby Games. Retrieved 2010-01-01.
- ^ "Nintendo Power Awards" (46). March 1993. p. 99. Retrieved November 12, 2015.
- ^ "1UP Vs. Spider-Man". 1UP.com. Retrieved 2010-01-01.


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Buy a raffle ticket to support the International Owl Center and for a chance to win some great owl prizes!
The raffle drawing will be held at 1:45 PM on Sunday, March 8 at Houston High School. Need not be present to win. Must be 18 or over to purchase tickets.
$5 for one ticket
$20 for five tickets
Purchase tickets at the Houston Nature Center or International Owl Center before the Festival or at Houston High School during the Festival.
You can also purchase tickets by mail. Simply print off the registration form and mail it in with your raffle ticket payment before the Festival.
60" Round Crocheted Owl Blanket made by Connie Verse
Snowy Owl Photo Blanket by Kara Susag
Great Horned Owl Fleece Throw
23"x19" Snowy Owl Challenge original painting by Ann Luloff
Great Horned Owl framed and matted print by Rosemary Millette
Kitchen Owl Basket by the Iris Garden Club
Raven Binoculars by Eagle Optics
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Alice the Great Horned Owl. The festival started as a celebration of her hatch-day.
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Barnaby the Barn Owl, winner of the World Owl Hall of Fame's 2011 Lady Gray'l Award.
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Donna and Carlos Royal, winners of the World Owl Hall of Fame's 2012 Special Achievement Award, pictured in front of Molly & McGee's nest box.
Professor Dr. Claus König, winner of the World Owl Hall of Fame's 2011 Champion of Owls Award. Pictured with his book, "Owls of the World."
Everyone gets an up close and person look at the live owl programs. Here Marge Gibson, founder of the Raptor Education Group, shows off Little Bit, a full grown Northern Saw-whet Owl, to a young fan.
© Alan Stankevitz
Colin Shawyer holding four Barn Owl chicks.Winner of the World Owl Hall of Fame's 2010 Special Achievement Award
David H. Johnson, Director of the Global Owl Project, holding European Eagle Owl chicks. Winner of the World Owl Hall of Fame's 2010 Champion of Owls Award.
Denver Holt, winner of the World Owl Hall of Fame's 2012 Champion of Owls Award, holding a young Snowy Owl.
© Brenda Rone.
Dr. Gary Duke, co-founder of The Raptor Center at the University of Minnesota, received the 2009 Special Achievement Award from the World Owl Hall of Fame.
Georgie the Barn Owl from the World Owl Trust in England was the World Owl Hall of Fame's 2009 Lady Gray'l Award winner.
Hooston, the festival owl mascot, with Stuart and Meg Houston from New York state.
Dr. James R. Duncan, pictured here with wife Patsy, daughter Brooke, son Connor, and Long-eared Owl, Nemo, was the recipient of the World Owl Hall of Fame's 2009 Champion of Owls award.
Mary Bethe Wright and Owly the Short-eared Owl flew in from Alaska to receive Owly's Lady Gray'l Award for the World Owl Hall of Fame. left to right: Mary Bethe Wright, Owly the Short-eared Owl, Karla Kinstler (festival coordinator).
Prof. Dr. Michael Wink, winner of the World Owl Hall of Fame's 2012 Special Achievement Award.
Bid on awesome owl items like this hand-carved owl cuckoo clock from Germany at the live auction.
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Get your owl face pancakes with real maple syrup at the Lutheran Church on Saturday morning.
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You'll find all kinds of creative owly goodies at the owl bake sale table at the festival.
Pot Plant Owl the Spotted Eagle Owl, winner of the World Owl Hall of Fame's 2012 Lady Gray'l Award. (c) Allan Eccles
Raju Acharya of Nepal, winner of the World Owl Hall of Fame's 2011 Special Achievement Award.
Alice the Great Horned Owl, winner of the World Owl Hall of Fame's 2010 Lady Gray'l Award
These stuffed Snowy Owls are among the large selection of owl merchandise offered for sale at the festival.
Tobin the flying European Barn Owl from the World Bird Sanctuary wows the crowd as he skims their heads.
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Tony Warburton, founder of the World Owl Trust, flew in from England to receive the 2007 Champion of Owls Award for the World Owl Hall of Fame. He is pictured with his award and festival coordinator Karla Kinstler.
Dr. Wolfgang Scherzinger from Germany, winner of the 2013 Champion of Owls Award
Dr. Lucia Liu Severinghaus from Taiwan, winner of a 2013 Special Achievement Award
Dr. Ana Trejo from Argentina, winner of a 2013 Special Achievement Award
Bundi the Verreaux's Eagle Owl from Kenya, winner of the 2013 Lady Gray'l Award
The International Festival of Owls takes place throughout the town of Houston, Minnesota (and the banquet is in Caledonia, Minnesota). All you need to do is get to Houston and follow the signs posted around town to get to where you need to go.
Click her to get directions to Houston using Google Maps.
The closest airport is located in La Crosse, Wisconsin (LSE), 24 miles (40 minutes) east of Houston. Hertz and Avis both rent cars at the terminal, but be aware there are no buses or trains that come to Houston, and taxis must be called. Connecting flights to La Crosse come through Minneapolis/St. Paul (MSP), Chicago O'Hare (ORD), and Detroit (DTW) airports.
From the west: Follow I-90 East to exit 258 (the Houston exit.) Take Highway 76 south 14 miles to Houston. Or exit I-90 at Dexter (exit 193) and take Highway 16 seventy miles to Houston following the Historic Bluff Country Scenic Byway.
From the south: From Decorah, Iowa take W-38 (Locust Road) north. It will turn into County Road 8 at the Minnesota border. Turn right (east) onto Highway 44 and go almost to Spring Grove. Turn left (north) onto County Road 4. Continue until you come to a stop sign at Highway 76 and turn left (north). Follow Highway 76 into Houston. 42 miles, 60+ minutes
From the east: Follow I-90 West to exit 275 (at Dresbach) to Highway 14 E/Highway 61 S. Go straight at the stoplights in La Crescent, Minnesota to get on Highway 16 (Historic Bluff Country Scenic Byway). Continue 18 miles to Houston.
From the north: From Minneapolis/St. Paul take Highway 52 south. Just south of Rochester turn left onto I-90 East. Go 40 miles, then take exit 258 (Houston exit). Go south on Highway 76 fourteen miles to Houston.
Houston can offer a surprising variety of lodging options for such a small town.
*Loken's Sawwmill Inn and Suites - Awarded MN Lodging Association's 2010 Property of the Year (50 rooms or fewer)
*The Bunkhouse - good for a casual group that likes a rustic feel
Money Creek Buffalo Ranch - cabin
Money Creek Retreat - a whole three bedroom house
Outback Ranch - cabins
*Festival Sponsors
This is Minnesota...the weather can do anything! We've had everything from record snowfall, blizzard conditions and high temperatures well below freezing leading up to the Festival of Owls in 2007 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit (15 C) and sunny the last day of the festival in 2005. "Average" high temperatures in early March are 34 F (1 C) and average lows are 15 F (-9 C). Please check the weather reports before you come so you have an idea what to expect. And don't forget to dig out your long underwear, warmest coat, mittens, and a toasty hat if you plan to go on one of the owl prowls.
We are located in the beautiful Root River Valley, with lots of hills around us. This means cell phone reception can be spotty, and not all carriers have towers in the area. AT&T phones do not work in Houston. Verizon gives the best coverage.
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