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by Chip Crain
This is the official kick off 3 Shades of Blue's pre-season coverage of your Memphis Grizzlies (like you came here to read our views on any other team anyway!).
Each day this week the guys at the 3SOB will cover a new position in detail to give our readers the most comprehensive and informative information on this website. We hope to have the most comprehensive coverage over the Internet but don't want to get too far ahead of ourselves just yet.
To begin the pre-season review it seemed appropriate to start at the most debated position on the team: point guard.
Memphis returns three players who consider themselves point guards from last season's team and none of the players have two full years of experience nor have reached their 23rd birthday yet (Conley, Lowry and Crittenton). So what do the Grizzlies do on draft night? They trade away their best returning performer and their draft pick who filled a need for a player who considers himself a point guard (Mayo). Included in the trade for Mayo is the old man of the group in 29 yr old Marko Jaric but is expected to be low in the rotation for playing time at the point. That's five players capable of playing the point out of an expected 13 roster players for Opening Night.
And people wonder how we never run out of topics to discuss over here.
The Players:
Mike Conley - Mike returns as the starting point guard on the team despite missing all or parts of 30+ games his rookie season due various injuries. In the 52 games Mike played in as a rookie he put up respectable numbers when compared to other point guards around the league's rookie numbers (Steve Nash, Tony Parker, Deron Williams to name a few). That isn't to say that Conley will match those players in the future. Rather that he has shown the potential to do so. Especially when you consider that he was as young or younger than any of the aforementioned players his rookie season. One major difference between Conley and the others has been his durability but he has looked much stronger this off-season than he did last season. That strength will be important if Conley plans on putting the injury reputation behind him.
Kyle Lowry - The former Wildcat has become a bulldog on the Grizzlies roster. Kyle lit the city on fire on opening night of his rookie campaign when he announced his presence with authority posting 6 points, 10 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals in leading the Grizzlies 2nd half charge. Suddenly Kyle Lowry was the most exciting rookie in franchise history (which is pretty impressive considering Shane Battier, Shareef Abdur Rahim and Pau Gasol had preceded him). Just as suddenly he was gone for the year after breaking his wrist in the 10th game of the season. His sophomore season was a struggle as he fought for playing time behind veteran Damon Stoudamire and rookie Mike Conley. Kyle's wild play energizes the team on the defensive end but his lack of control hurts the team on the offensive side of the ball. Still Kyle produced at a rate similar to Conley in nearly the same amount of time on the court and usually with inferior players around him. While his game seems best suited for a backup role right now Lowry's grit and determination means that no one is going to take the starting spot without a fight.
O.J. Mayo - O.J. Mayo looks to supplant Kyle Lowry as the most exciting rookie acquisition in franchise history this year. O.J. Mayo has been preparing himself almost since birth to be an NBA star and anything short of brilliance will disappoint his legion of supporters around the city. Mayo looked impressive at times in summer league and practising against the US Olympic team but he has also looked sloppy with the ball and unable to really explode past defenders. Mayo lacks the blinding speed of Conley and other PG's but he compensates that with a good passing ability and nice size for a PG. Mayo is also a workaholic who is in excellent physical condition. While no rookie can prepare himself for life as an NBA player, Mayo should suffer less than most because of his excellent physical condition. Mayo is already considered the best defensive player in the Grizzlies backcourt and quite possibly the best defender on the team which is a trait not often associated with a score first PG. For now at least the plan appears to be to play Mayo at the shooting guard position this season where his clutch long range shooting and defense are needed more but one can't ignore the possibility with a trade of Mayo taking over the point during his career.
Javaris Crittenton - When JCrit arrived from LA after the Gasol trade he felt a wave of relief. He was now going to get the chance he was denied at the Lakers. It hasn't worked out exactly that way so far. Instead of being behind Derek Fisher and Jordan Farmar, more typical PG's for Phil Jackson's triangle offense, JCritt found himself behind Conley and Lowry who were equally quick and young but had the inside tract with the coaches. JCritt has been working hard this summer on some perceived weaknesses in his game including the outside shot and better court vision. Javaris wants to play the point in the NBA but right now the minutes just don't seem to be there. JCritt will need to show he can play the SG position as well if he wants anything more than token minutes this season. One strong point for JCritt is his defense which should hold him in good standing with new coach Kevin O'Neill and his preferred pressure style of play.
Marko Jaric - Finally we reach the one PG on the team that has actual NBA experience in playoff games. Wait a minute. You mean Jaric has played 6 seasons in the NBA and never made the playoffs??? How can that be? Well first off he hasn't played on many good teams but he also hasn't made bad teams better by his presence. One thing Marco definitely does have is a smooth long distance shot and excellent height for a PG at 6-7. What he doesn't have is a scorer's mentality as he has never reached 10 ppg over a season. It is unknown right now if a team with OJ Mayo and Rudy Gay not to mention Hakim Warrick, Marc Gasol and Antoine Walker really needs another player looking for his shot. Defensively Jaric is considered decent but not excellent. His 6-7 frame does cause problems for opponents trying to get a shot off over him and his 1.4 spg over his career means he is smart enough to get into passing lanes despite a noticeable lack of foot speed for a point guard.
Conclusion: Memphis has a problem that most NBA teams dream about in having too many young, talented Point Guards but that doesn't mean it is not a serious problem. How the Grizzlies can manage to find playing time for all 5 players will be a nasty juggling act for Marc Iavaroni. Heading into camp it appears that Conley has the inside position as the starter with Lowry backing him up. Mayo and Jaric are expected to split time at the two guard while JCritt floats back and forth but nothing is written in stone. Memphis is willing to discuss a move for any of the potential PG's but isn't interested in helping another team out by giving one of their players away for nothing.
Right now JCritt and Lowry look to be in a dead heat to be the first player moved while Mayo is the only player among the group entrenched on the roster. Conley should be safe unless he can't separate himself from Lowry this year. Jaric may be here a while because of his bloated contract but could be moved to bring in someone with a larger contract (maybe Zach Randolph for example). JCritt needs to find a place to get some minutes either here after someone else is moved or somewhere else for himself.
The Grizzlies are okay at the point this season and should be heading toward strong by next season. They just need times to find their legs and learn the game. Making a clear decision on who is going to be the starter and who's going to be first off the bench should help the players understand their roles and what they need to improve on going forward.
I can't believe I wrote about the point guards and didn't mention Adriana Lima one single solitary time!
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Misty Wensel
Misty Wensel is a collaborator, dancer and choreographer with the innovative and whimsical FadaDance troupe. Dancing with this trio feeds her creative spirit and nurtures her life, while affording her the opportunity to create hilarious, surprising and breathtaking works of contemporary dance.
Misty, a University of Regina graduate with a B. Ed in Arts Education, majoring in Dance, has been sharing her craft with students and peers for over a decade. In 2004, Misty established FadaDance, a contemporary dance school, the first of its kind in Regina, SK. Since then, she has had the opportunity to train and inspire dancers of all ages, while creating a platform for her troupe and her students that is truly unique. Her work with the troupe and the youth company of FadaDance has taken her to stages, festivals and workshops across Canada, and as far as Jamaica and Brazil. Her art is her life's work, and after ten years of working as a high school drama and arts educator, Misty now has the freedom to focus completely on the FadaDance revolution. Her love of boundary-pushing creative dance is infectious and exciting.
As a solo artist, Misty has become recognized for her ability to fuse Kathak into an original breed of contemporary work. Currently she is refining this body of Kathak-influenced work in collaboration with Joanna De Souza of M-Do/Toronto Tabla Ensemble.
Heather Cameron
Heather devotes her life to teaching, dancing and choreographing contemporary dance. In 2005 she completed, with distinction, a Bachelor Degree in Contemporary Dance at Concordia University, Montreal. Upon graduation she traveled to Germany to present her quirky and theatrical one-woman show, Boney Bones, at Arena, an international festival of dance and theatre.
A prairie gal at heart, Heather returned to the plains to join the revolution know as FadaDance. The last 6 years of her life have been focused on developing the creativity and technique of both male and female dancers from the ages of 4 to 40, and, of course, creating with the professional company, The FadaDance Troupe.
The few rare moments when Heather isn't involved in some sort of FadaDance mischief, you can find her teaching at the Globe Theatre School or working with students through the Regina Public Schools CREATE program. She also has a constant hankering to collaborate with other multidisciplinary artists. Her most recent cross-discipline collaboration, Honey on Wallpaper, was performed in 2011 at Regina's Globe Theatre in collaboration with Shaunna Dunn (Visual Artist) and Jeff Mortin (Sound Artist).
Heather thrives on living wholesome lifestyle where "living life" and "creating art" are inseparable and indistinguishable activities. She believes that her roll of as an artist is akin to that of an explorer: they exist to venture, play, illuminate, delight and inspire.
Fran Gilboy
Fran has been an instructor/choreographer of both dance and yoga with FadaDance , since it's inception in 2004. She believes that incorporating yoga and meditation practices in the studio helps dancers focus their attention on their bodies and assists in quieting busy minds, thus enabling students to be fully present and authentic in the unfolding of their creative selves.
Fran teaches technique dance classes where strength and flexibility are the focus. The classes are built on a variety of body trainings, which gear the dancer towards developing a healthy, happy body. She also teaches creative dance to the older contingent of Y chromosomes at the studio and offers a Mindful Yoga class once a week to the public, where long held postures and keeping an "explorer's mind" is key!
Her yoga trainings include: Receiving her yoga teacher certification in 2003 in Val Morin, Quebec; Completed an 18 month course in Mindfulness Yoga and Meditation at Spirit Rock Meditation Centre; Received her Level 1 certification from Prajna Yoga in Santa Fe N.M with Tias Little, and is currently enrolled in The Community Dharma Leader Program through Spirit Rock Meditation Centre in Woodacre, CA.
Meredith LaRocque
Meredith studied Modern and Contemporary dance for eight years at the Conservatory of Performing Arts at the University of Regina. Using her expertise, Meredith was selected as an Artist in Residence for three years teaching in five different schools in Melville, Saskatchewan. She has been involved in several Arts Smarts School projects in Alberta and Saskatchewan and taught in the Young Children's Program at the Conservatory of Performing Arts for five years. Meredith currently works predominantly with Early Childhood and teaches at the Early Learning Centre- a unique preschool using a strong creative process foundation from the Reggio Emilia Approach.
Kendra Kembel
Kendra's journey into dance began when she ignited her love of expression and movement through childhood gymnastics. In adulthood, training in Wushu Kung Fu , rock climbing and Yoga, provided her with the love of fluidity, strength and beauty that called her to dance. Kendra immersed herself in the dance world when she moved to Regina in 2004, firstly with Bellydance, then full steam ahead with Fadadance in 2005. She is thrilled to be teaching children in the Fadadance community.
Emily Columpsi
Emily's passion for dance started at an early age when she was enrolled in ballet and modern at the Youth Ballet Company of Saskatchewan. For sixteen years Emily has trained and worked with various artists and choreographers. Her main areas of expertise are in ballet and modern, but she has also experienced many other styles of dance including jazz and flamenco. At eleven, Emily became a member of the YBCS pre-professional dance company, the only one of its kind in Saskatchewan at that time. She found that being a part of the Company extended her love, appreciation, and zeal for dance and also realized that she would love to share this passion with others. Emily is currently in her second year of university at the University of Regina in the Faculty of Education (secondary program). Her major area of focus is in mathematics with a minor in dance education. Teaching is certainly where her heart is. Emily is thrilled to be a part of the FadaDance community and is excited to work with and inspire young dancers.
Hayley Pugh
Hayley is currently in her 4th year studying International Studies and Spanish at the University of Regina, but does not neglect her passion for dance, which she is able to fully express at the FadaDance studio.
Hayley has been a dancer/mover/shaker/head-banger for 19 years starting at the age of 4. She first trained in somersaults and ribbon-wavery, then graduated into classical Ballet, Jazz, and peppered in a few Hip Hop workshops here and there. In her high school years, she took dance classes from teacher Misty Wensel, where she developed a new appreciation for the moving arts.
Hayley has taught at FadaDance for two years (2011-2013), and also been a student in the amazing Adult 3 class for two years. She took a year off to go to school in Argentina, where she learned Tango and brushed up on her Bachata, Merengue and Salsa skills. Volunteering in Colombia in 2011, Hayley also co-taught dance classes as part of an elementary school's curriculum. Whether she is in Regina or overseas, Hayley finds a way to bring dance into her life and loves nothing more than sharing it with others.
Isabella Wishlow
Isabella Wishlow, or more commonly known as "the wild one" on the dance floor amongst the FadaDancers has been involved with FadaDance since its inception. She started dancing at "the top of the tower" in the conservatory at the ripe age of three with Meredith LaRocque, then later with Misty Wensel.
Dance and the Child International has given Isabella amazing experiences traveling around the globe to learn more about contemporary dance. She traveled to Kingston, Jamaica in 2009, then Taipei, Taiwan in 2012 with FadaDance. These trips were truly amazing & fantastical experiences where she saw how others translate dance into their bodies. She hopes to be involved with daCi for as long as she can.
There is nothing more in this vast world that Isabella loves more than dance. Being able to inspire wee-ones as they begin their own dance experience also puts a glowing smile on her face and in her heart.
Belle Brown McEwen
Belle has been dancing with FadaDance since 2007 and is venturing into her second year of teaching dance. Her dancing has been cultivated by Misty Wensel, Heather Cameron, Fran Gilboy, and Meredith LaRocque over the past years. She has been a member of the FadaDance Senior Youth Company since its inception in 2008 and has had her own work featured in Instinctive (2013) and Moon Age Daydream (2014). Belle can often be spotted dancing in parades, Christmas parties, and down the aisles of the local grocery store. She has traveled to Taiwan and Denmark (summer 2015) to take part in Dance and the Child International conference where she performed, took workshops, and collaborated with youth from around the world. Belle's love for theatre, improvisation, and dance is ever growing. Her ambitious nature fuels her passion for teaching and choreographing. Belle is incredibly excited to share her love of dance with the wee ones!
Joy Taylor
Hailing from Melfort Saskatchewan, Joy began her dance training over 16 years ago at the Melfort Dance Centre, until moving to Regina last September to complete her schooling to become a Registered Nurse. Joy is trained in jazz, ballet, modern, contemporary, lyrical, tap, pointe, musical theatre/song and dance, and has completed her grade 5 CDTA ballet exam, grade 4 CDTA jazz exam and grade 2 CDTA tap exam. Throughout her years of dance, Joy has had the opportunity to attend piles of dance conventions including a week long convention in New York to dance alongside some of the most inspiring and creative dance choreographers around the world. At age 10, Joy also got to scanter across the stage with the Moscow Ballet Company to put on their Christmas special, "The Nutcracker." Joy is unbelievably excited and grateful that she gets to create & teach alongside the amazing Fada crew!
Madeleine Bowen-Diaz
Madeleine Bowen-Diaz began dancing at the age of three. She began in classic ballet and then moved to Fada Dance at the age of seven where she explored creative contemporary dance. In 2013 she began choreographing pieces and setting them on her fellow dancers for the youth company show Instinctive. She has performed and participated in three Dance and the Child International conferences in Jamaica, Taiwan, and Denmark. She first found her love for teaching at the Fada Dance volunteer fundraiser summer camp and is excited to teach this year and many others.

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Linfield College senior Josh Lovell finished second in the men's pentathlon at the NCAA Division III Indoor Championships for track and field Friday at DePauw University in Greencastle, Ind.
Lovell, a Columbia River High School graduate and the defending NCAA-III outdoor champion in the decathlon, scored 3,664 points in pentathlon's five events. Todd Wildman of Trinity University (Texas) earned the national title with 3,751 points.
Lovell — whose season best in the pentathlon was 3,725 points — also was honored as NCAA-III West Region men's field athlete of the year by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches.
The USTFCCC awards were presented Thursday at DePauw.
Lovell tied for second place in the long jump Friday with a mark of 22 feet, 4½ inches, and was fourth in the high jump at 6-5. He was fifth in the 55-meter hurdles in 8.17 seconds.
Entering the pentathlon's final event, the 1,000-meter run, only 12 points separated Lovell from challengers Ethan Miller of Central College (Iowa) and Obinna Nwanna from Case Western Reserve University (Ohio).
Lovell ran 2:54.08 to take sixth place in the event and second place for the competition. Miller was third overall, just 62 points behind, while Nwanna dropped back to fifth place in the point standings.
"We're really proud of Josh and what he was able to accomplish in his first indoor pentanthlon," Linfield coach Dr. Garry Killgore told the school's Web site. "He came into the meet ranked in the top three. To not only finish that high, but move up a slot into second place, really says a lot about him."
Lovell also had a provisional qualifying mark in the long jump during the indoor season.
SPU's Pike helps relay win D-II title
Skyview High graduate Jennifer Pike ran the second leg of Seattle Pacific University's NCAA Division II indoor track and field national championship distance medley relay.
Pike overcame being jostled down the stretch of her leg Saturday in Albuquerque, N.M., stumbling and nearly falling. She joined Jane Larson, Lisa Anderberg and Jessica Pixler for a winning time of 11 minutes, 29.88 seconds.
Visit http://spufalcons.com/news/2010/3/15/10_witf_March14.aspx for a detailed account of the race.
More All-America honors for Porter
Western Washington distance runner Sarah Porter earned two more All-America honors at the NCAA Division II indoor championships.
The Hockinson High School graduate placed fourth in the 5,000 meters Saturday, a day after joining Courtney Olsen, Megan O'Connell and Rachael Johnson to finish seventh in the distance medley relay.
Porter's time in the 5,000 was 17 minutes, 26.05 seconds. She was barely six seconds behind Neely Spence of Shippensburg University (Pa.), who won in 17:19.98.
With Porter running the anchor leg, the WWU quartet finished the relay in 12:02.32.
Bounds receives NCAA wrestling bid
Michigan State 165-pounder Kyle Bounds, a graduate of Columbia River High School, received an at-large bid to the NCAA Division I wrestling championships. Bounds, who began his collegiate career at Oregon before UO dropped its wrestling program, reached his first NCAAs as a senior.
The NCAA championships begin today in Omaha, Neb.
Bounds placed eighth at the Big Ten championships as the Spartans finished seventh. He is 25-18 this season, and has not been pinned.
MWC twice honors BYU's Foreman
Brigham Young University junior guard Jazmine Foreman was named to the Mountain West Conference All-Defensive team. The Hudson's Bay High graduate was also named Honorable Mention All-MWC.
The Cougars (20-9, 11-5 and second place in the MWC regular season) lost 77-47 to San Diego State in the conference tournament semifinals.
BYU will face Pepperdine (20-11) today in the first round of the Women's National Invitation Tournament.
Johnson's blocks record ends at 133
Columbia River High School graduate Nicole Johnson completed her Utah State career with a school record of 133 blocked shots.
The Aggies finished 13-17 with an 82-65 loss to Louisiana Tech in the Western Athletic Conference tournament quarterfinals in Reno, Nev.
Utah State was 5-11 in WAC play during the regular season, which ended with a 53-51 win over Hawai'i in Johnson's final home game.
A defensive specialist, the center/forward averaged 3.9 rebounds and 3.5 points a game as a center, starting 24 of 30 games.
Title run ends for Gordon, Bruins
The Defending NCAA Division III national champion George Fox University women's basketball team had its repeat hopes dashed with a 59-52 loss Saturday at Washington University of St. Louis in a NCAA-III sectional final.
Sophomore Keisha Gordon, a Heritage High School graduate, had 11 points and eight rebounds for the Bruins, who had a 24-game winning streak snapped finished 28-3.
Gordon led the Bruins at 13.9 points and 2.5 steals a game for the season, and added 6.3 rebounds. Her 3-point shooting percentage of .351 (61 of 174) led all Bruins with more than 42 attempts.
McAllister, Vikings finish with OT loss
Harold McAllister completed his Western Washington basketball career Saturday as the Vikings dropped a 76-75 overtime heartbreaker to Cal Poly Pomona in the NCAA Division II West Regional semifinals in Bellingham.
The Mountain View High School graduate averaged 6.5 points in 21.4 minutes a game for WWU (26-6).
Prairie's Porter powers Regis
Prairie High School graduate Chelsea Porter averaged 11.5 points and 4.4 rebounds as a junior forward at Regis University of Denver, third on the team in each category.
She started 23 of 27 games and was second on the team at 28.0 minutes played a game. Her free throw percentage of .723 (60 of 83) led the team for those with 30-plus attempts.
The Rangers finished 10-17, 3-16 in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference.
GNAC honors CWU pitcher Hadenfeld
Central Washington junior Lauren Hadenfeld was named Great Northwest Athletic Conference softball pitcher of the week for March 1-7 after recording three wins with an earned run average of 0.41 as the Wildcats took over first place in the conference winning three of four games against Saint Martin's.
The Evergreen High graduate allowed just one run and 13 hits in 17 innings. She walked three and struck out 23.
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Ubuntu Security Notice (C) 2006-2016 Canonical, Inc. / NASL script (C) 2007-2016 Tenable Network Security, Inc.
Synopsis :
The remote Ubuntu host is missing one or more security-related patches.
Description :
USN-351-1 fixed a flaw in the verification of PKCS certificate
signatures. Ulrich Kuehn discovered a variant of the original attack
which the original fix did not cover. (CVE-2006-5462)
Various flaws have been reported that allow an attacker to execute
arbitrary code with user privileges by tricking the user into opening
a malicious web page containing JavaScript. (CVE-2006-5463,
Solution :
Update the affected packages.
Risk factor :
High / CVSS Base Score : 7.5
CVSS Temporal Score : 7.5
Public Exploit Available : false
Family: Ubuntu Local Security Checks
Nessus Plugin ID: 27964 ()
Bugtraq ID: 19849
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You can't help getting drawn into Dostoyevsky's "Notes from Underground" as you follow the rantings of a spiteful, bitter person. Dostoyevsky has created a character whose every action leads to his own self-destruction, pain and alienation from others.
The two halves of Notes from Underground are very different. The first half, although told in the voice of a fictional character, is essentially an existentialist essay - it lays out the existentialist's plight: if I am a conscious man (which I should want to be), I will end up miserable and unable to act. I found this part laid out the way Dostoevsky thinks about these issues very well, and would like to go back and take more time with it. However, if reading it as literature rather than philosophy, it is very dry. The second half is more of a story and thus easier to read in some ways - I think it may be intended to show how the existentialist's dilemma might play itself out in reality, but I'm not entirely sure. I'd like to read some interpretive criticism to see how others have understood it. As a piece of fiction, I'm not sure I liked it all that much - the characters are all pretty unpleasant. But overall, an interesting read.
It's all about the inability of being happy. It's become even commoner nowadays.
Torment and pain on the road to existentialism. As only a Russian could write it. One gets bogged down in the dismal slush of it all and hankers for some ray of hope in this eternal uphill struggle. Great literature, perhaps, but a slog nevertheless.
Notes from the Underground Fyodor Dostoevsky
This is a very bizarre book, written entirely from the point of view of a male narrator, at first it appears that he is writing to a particular group of gentlemen until he explains that all he is doing is writing notes and that he finds it easier to address an audience than to write to himself.
As the novel progress I got the feeling we were dealing with a man suffering from Aspergers he is obviously highly intelligent and yet cannot engage socially and often misses social clues from his peers.
At the start of the novel he is arguing for free will and showing determinism by the simple fact that no matter what you may want the outcome to be 2 2 will always equal 4, he is also trying to assert himself into a higher social footing than that to which he is assigned.
In the second half of the novel he is trying to show that love is not a real emotion by destroying the hopes of a young woman who is looking to escape prostitution.
The novel ends abruptly when it appears that we have been reading the notes at an indeterminate point in the future from when they were written and that they have been edited for our benefit by someone other than the writer.
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A new version of house 326 arranged around a small courtyard with a pool. Note: Updated April 4, 2012 with cross sections and construction details.
Marvelous design! I love your work!
What is the square footage for this house? Has this one been built yet? Thank You
Not built, many many inquiries, so it will be. Square footage not determined yet due to second floor not designed, total size is surely under 3000 SF though.
My goodness, you are very clever! I adore your designs!
This has got to be one of my favorites... a master bedroom that opens up to a courtyard with a pool in it? I'll take it!
Looks great! I'd be interested to see what the 2nd floor looks like. From the top illustration it doesn't look like there's enough room to connect the 2nd floor area above the living room to the area above the master bedroom.
Good eyeballs. I believe I tested it with a cross section and actually, I don't remember the result! The main living area has a partial vaulted ceiling and loft, possibly with a walkway to the second floor over the master, or I might scratch that, do a vaulted ceiling over the master, and sheesh, I dunno, get creative somehow. I could leave it as a one bedroom home with a sleeping loft. Maybe guests could camp out in a tent.
something about the presentation, exterior details, and color give it such a fairly tale/storybook charm to it that makes this absolutely wonderful.
i was wondering though, what led to the decision of placing a door linking the two car garage and the master bath?
i was wondering though, what led to the decision of placing a door linking the two car garage and the master bath?
Good eye. Not sure if that should stay. I imagined this more as a retirement house for an older couple, so I wanted easy access to the garage and shop (The Man Cave!!) Usually, you would NEVER provide access to a private place like the master bath from a public domain. But the eraser can take care of it in a jiffy! Yes, not sure about it either...
I actually kind of liked the idea of of the garage opening into the master bath, been plenty of times I've walked into the house muddy and dirty and tried to make as least mess possible en route to the bathroom to clean up.
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ahhh well if it's a retirement house for an older couple, it would definitely help with the functionality and circulation of the place.
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regardless, having a man cave makes this building that much better!
Cool layout. I'm a big fan of courtyards and breezeways. I really like the outside too.
I started experimenting with the courtyard concept on small lots with a master suite in various positions. This is a small house with a complex exposed heavy timber frame.
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The pretty town of Lynton nestles on the scenic north Devon coast. It is ideally located within easy reach of Exmouth National park, which is famous worldwide for its expanse of stunning, unspoilt landscape, where wild ponies and red deer graze in peace.
Walkers head to Lynton to join the South West Coast Path. Make the most of the dramatic views from alongside the Valley of the Rocks, home to a herd of wild goats. Follow the trail up the East Lyn River, and you will be transfixed by the waterfalls that tumble near the historic Watersmeet House. There is a fine selection of cafes and restaurant in the town, many of which serve fresh, local produce. If shopping is your passion, you will be delighted by the variety of quirky boutiques that line the charming streets.
There is plenty to do for active visitors. Several local stables offer horse-riding days for all ages, and there is a well- used mountain bike trail that runs across Exmoor. Putting and tennis courts are available locally and keen anglers will be pleased to hear that permits are available to fish in the well-stocked East Lyn River.
Nearby Lynmouth Bay is famed throughout the West Country for its huge waves, making it a perfect destination for more experienced surfers. If you prefer a more sedate pace, hop on board one of the fabulous boat rips that regularly depart from the bay. Children will be delighted by a ride on the Victorian Cliff Railway, a charming water powered train service that runs between Lynton and Lymouth. Here, the traveller is treated to unrivalled views across the Bay and, on a clear day, right across to Wales.
Come and explore this unspoilt corner of England; search Lynton holiday cottages today.
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This holiday apartment has been tastefully converted within one of Lynton's Victorian buildings, situated in the centre of the town opposite the Town Hall. Set within the Exmoor National Park on North Devon's spectacular Heritage Coast, this apartment is decorated and furnished with a cottage style of old pine, spacious and well furnished offering an excellent base to enjoy this delightful area. A walker's haven and artist's paradise with the famous Valley of the Rocks, open moorland and superb coastal walks to escape from it all. Lynmouth is accessible via the famous cliff railway. Arlington Court and Gardens, beaches and hidden coves are all nearby. Shops, pubs and restaurants all within 100 yards.
All on first floor: Living room. Dining room/kitchen. 1 double bedroom. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
Electric central heating and electricity by key meter. Bed linen and towels included. Satellite TV. DVD and small library. Electric cooker. Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Shared patio and furniture. Car park 20 yards (permit provided). No smoking.
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Enjoying breathtaking, panoramic views across the sea to the Welsh coast on the far horizon, Castle Heights is a spacious, contemporary apartment situated in a private courtyard setting in the historic little town of Lynton, on the North Devon coast. Ideal for couples of all ages throughout the year, this smart apartment is just a stroll away from the village centre which has a great selection of shops, tea rooms, pubs and restaurants.One of the most well known attractions here is the Cliff Railway, a marvellous Victorian invention built in 1890 to encourage tourism to the area. The town of Lynton has a fascinating history and still retains much of its charm and character. Lynton is twinned with Lynmouth on the opposite side of the gorge, and is where the wild ruggedness of Exmoor National Park meets the sea with a spectacular dramatic coastline. Castle Heights is a lovely holiday apartment to come back to after an exciting day out, perfect for seaside summer breaks or indeed any time of the year. Beach ½ mile. Shop, pub and restaurant 200 yards.
Stairs and lift to entrance. All on third floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 single. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
Electric central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Satellite TV. Electric cooker. Washer/dryer. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Juliet balcony. Parking (2 cars). No smoking. No children.
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Alta Lyn Barns are set in a glorious position with far reaching views out to the Bristol Channel, set high above the towns of Lynton and Lynmouth. These three properties (HKKP, HKKW & HMMH) are part of a barn conversion set within the Exmoor National Park. The holiday apartments have been fully restored with exposed beams and rafters. Catering and various courses are available to book directly with the owner. Set amongst some of the most glorious scenery to be found in Devon, plenty of footpaths and coastal walks can be taken from the apartments, which are on Exmoor National Park. Walk through the heather; look out for red deer, ponies and buzzards. The properties are ideally situated for exploring the area. To the west are some of the country's finest beaches at Woolacombe and Putsbourgh. At Ilfracombe there is the harbour area, Landmark Theatre and an good range of shops and amenities. Visit the Combe Martin Wildlife Park and Watermouth Castle. Travelling east, take a trip into Dunster, 10 miles, and visit the historic yarn market and castle. Minehead, with its sandy beach, is 18 miles. Take in all the small villages close by, such as Blue Anchor, Watchet and Old Cleave and the many NT properties waiting to be explored. Shops 1 mile, pub 3 miles (1 mile if walking).
Two steps or ramp to entrance. All on ground floor: Living room with French doors. Kitchen/dining room. Wooden floors throughout. 1 double with additional single. Shower room with toilet.
Patio. Parking (1 car).
Electricity, underfloor heating from solar panels and air source heat pumps included (October-April £30 per week, £25 per short break). Bed linen and towels included. Travel cot. High chair. Freeview TV. DVD. Microwave. Shared laundry room with coin-operated washing machine and tumble dryer. Dishwasher. Wi-fi. Natural water supply from borehole. No smoking.
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Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
These cosy bungalows are situated in a designated AONB with breathtaking views. Dean Steep comprises of twelve holiday bungalows, three of which are featured here (refs 19958, 19959 and 27891). They are beautifully located on the edge of Exmoor National Park amidst 12 acres of magnificent stunning scenery, with heather topped hills, sweeping combes, spectacular cliffs, tumbling waterfalls and rivers in deep wooded valleys where wildlife abounds. They are also close to the sea in a beautiful area of North Devon, a photographer's paradise. With its high cliffs and hills for walking, the area has much to offer. For walkers there is the South West Coastal Path (which passes close to the picturesque twin towns of Lynton and Lynmouth) and the wonderful wilderness of Exmoor with its diverse wildlife. The Tarka Trail is ideal for cycling. Exmoor is also ideal for fishing and horse riding, or why not take a ride on the unique cliff railway from where you can enjoy the spectacular views. Horse riding centre 1 mile. Shops and pubs 2 miles.
Step to entrance. All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 single. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
All properties: Electric heaters and electricity by card meter. NSH and bed linen included. Cot and high chair on request. Freesat TV. DVD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Shared laundry room with washing machine, tumble dryer and freezer. Wi-fi (in reception area). Gas barbecue. Shared use of grounds and furniture. Shared games room with table tennis and table football. Shared children's play area. Parking (1 car). No smoking. NB: There are fish ponds in the grounds.
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All on first floor: Living/dining room/kitchen with beams. 2 bedrooms: 1 double (6ft, can be twin), 1 twin. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
CD. Small courtyard with furniture. Juliet balcony. Parking (2 cars).
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This well-presented, detached holiday cottage is ideally situated for those wanting to explore the local area, whilst also sampling a bit of village life. Lynton and Lynmouth can be reached using the famous Victorian cliff railway, allowing fantastic views of the pretty harbour, quaint thatched inns, pebble beaches, tennis courts and putting green. Valley of the Rocks is a popular spot for a picnic, where wild goats scale the magnificent cliffs. Exmoor National Park with highlights such as Withypool, Tarr Steps and Dunkery Beacon are within easy reach. Weekly markets are held at the Barnstaple Pannier Market, whilst Ilfracombe offers family attractions such as Tunnels Beaches, Landmark Theatre and boat trips to Lundy Island. The magnificent golden coastal beaches of Saunton, Putsborough, Woolacombe and Croyde are within easy driving distance, as are many local National Trust properties. Heading east are the popular visitor spots of Porlock and Minehead. Fishing, horse riding, tennis, golf and surfing are available locally. The nearby public car park is free of charge. Shop 200 yards, pub 500 yards.
Ground floor: Living room. Second living room. Dining room/kitchen with slate floor. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin. Bathroom with shower attachment and toilet.
Woodburner in second living room included. Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Two Freeview TVs. DVD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Wi-fi. Enclosed lawned garden with patio and furniture. Barbecue. Car park 150 yards. Welcome pack. No smoking.
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Two steps to entrance. All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
8 reviews
Ideal for exploring Exmoor
Situated on the edge of Exmoor, Bramble (ref 27386) and Hawthorn (ref 27385) are two delightful, well-appointed barn conversions offering comfortable holiday accommodation for those visiting this stunning and varied part of North Devon. Adjacent to the owner's home, the properties are well furnished and provide all modern conveniences to ensure a relaxing holiday. With open-plan living areas and some of the bedrooms having en-suite facilities, the cottages cater for both families or friends sharing. Guests can walk from the cottages up onto Exmoor to sample the rugged delights this area has to offer. Exmoor has also been appointed as a Dark Sky area, ideal for those wanting to study the sky at night. The cottages are located a short distance from the Victorian coastal towns of Lynton and Lynmouth. These delightful towns have a good range of amenities as well as restaurants and the famous cliff railway. There are numerous attractions within easy reach of the cottages including Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park and Watermouth Castle. At Croyde and Woolacombe you will find some of the best and cleanest surf beaches in the country as well as many smaller coves and bays. Exmoor has lots to offer including the village of Withypool and a walk up Dunkery Beacon, the highest point on Exmoor. A day out into west Somerset is recommended with such places as Porlock Weir, Dunster with its castle (NT) and the seaside town of Minehead, home to the West Somerset Steam Railway. There are NT properties at Arlington and Knightshayes and the RHS gardens at Rosemoor, Great Torrington. Shop 1/2 mile, pub 11/2 miles.
Lower ground floor: 2 bedrooms: 3 steps to 1 double (5ft) with en-suite shower room and toilet, 1 twin. Bathroom with toilet. Ground floor: Living/dining room with wooden floor/kitchen with slate floor.
Electric coal-effect fire in living room included. Parking (1 car)
Both properties: Gas central heating (partial underfloor) included (£50per week, £25 per short break November-March). Electricity, bed linen and towels included. Cot. High chair. Freeview TV. DVD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Dishwasher. Lawned garden with sitting-out area and furniture. Shared, enclosed 1/2-acre paddock. Natural water supply from borehole. Welcome pack. No smoking.
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Rocks Cottage lies in the Victorian cliff town of Lynton within Exmoor National Park. Tucked away in a quiet side street, it makes an ideal holiday base from which to explore this stunning part of the country. The convenient location means that all of Lynton's amenities including shops, restaurants and pubs are within walking distance. The cliff railway leads from Lynton to the coastal village of Lynmouth with its harbour. There is great walking in the area, including Valley of the Rocks and Watersmeet. Some of the most stunning parts of the South West Coastal Path are right on the doorstep. There are numerous attractions within easy reach of the cottage including Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park and Watermouth Castle. At Croyde and Woolacombe, you will find some of the best and cleanest surf beaches in the country as well as many smaller coves and bays. Exmoor has lots to offer including Tarr Steps, the village of Withypool and a walk up Dunkery Beacon, the highest point on Exmoor. A day out into West Somerset is recommended with places such as Porlock Weir, Dunster with its castle (NT) and the seaside town of Minehead, home to the West Somerset Steam Railway. There are National Trust properties at Arlington and Knightshayes and the RHS gardens at Rosemoor, Great Torrington. Beach 1 mile. Shop 100 yards, pub 200 yards and restaurant 150 yards.
Ground floor: Living room. Dining room/kitchen. Conservatory. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double with en-suite toilet, 1 twin.
Open fire in living room (initial fuel included). Economy 7 central heating and electric heaters included (£15per week November-March). Electricity, bed linen and towels included. Freeview TV. DVD and small library. Games and book library. iPod dock. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washer/dryer. Fridge/freezer. Courtyard with sitting-out area and furniture. On road parking. Welcome pack. No smoking.
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Located on the vast Woolhanger Estate, these three highly individual, detached holiday properties (refs HTTH, HTTJ and HTTK) have been converted from old farm buildings to provide very comfortable, well-appointed accommodation. They offer a quiet haven but with plenty to do on the doorstep. There is great walking on the many footpaths in the area, including up to Challacombe Reservoir, a hidden little gem. The working farm estate has a wonderful wedding venue location in its spectacular Victorian music room and the cottages can be used in conjunction with Woolhanger Farmhouse to provide accommodation for guests. As well as walking on Exmoor, there is plenty to do within easy reach of the cottages. In Ilfracombe there are the Tunnel Beaches, harbour and numerous shops and restaurants, Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park, Watermouth Castle and at Lynton, the funicular railway runs to Lynmouth, or take a trip on the narrow gauge railway at Woody Bay. At Croyde and Woolacombe are some of the best surfing beaches in the country as well as many small coves and bays. There are NT properties at Arlington and Knightshayes and RHS gardens at Rosemoor, Great Torrington. Shop and pub 500 yards.
Two double bedrooms, each with 6ft zip and link bed; one with en-suite shower room and toilet. Bathroom with separate shower cubicle and toilet. First floor: Living/dining room with gas woodburner, wooden floor and spacious well-equipped kitchen area with wooden floor. Utility.
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Wonderful location on Exmoor National Park
This delightful Grade II, 400 year old farmhouse is situated in a wonderful location near Lynmouth, on North Devon's dramatic coast, and high up on Exmoor National Park, only a short distance away from the head of the famous Watersmeet wooded gorge. This semi-detached cottage is decorated and furnished to a good standard, attached to the owner's home, and with the owner's ducks, geese, chickens and Exmoor ponies, an excellent holiday home. Enjoy scenic walking, only 3 minutes walk onto open moorland or visit Arlington Court and Dinosaur World. Shop 2 miles and pub with food 1 mile.
Ground floor: Living room with beams/dining room/kitchen. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double. 1 twin. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
NSH and electricity by meter reading. Bed linen and towels included. Cot. High chair. Video and small library. DVD and small library. Stereo/CD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Dishwasher. Wi-fi. Enclosed lawned garden with furniture. Portable barbecue. Parking (3 cars). Natural water supply from spring.
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Did the bootcamp in Hyde Park just before it started to get too dark and too cold. Was fun exercising outside and the other girls in the group were all friendly - it was nice to have a giggle while working out for a change. The instructor was friendly but wasn't able to suggest sufficient alternatives for people with injuries. Facilities minimal (ie not enough mats for everyone) but the setting in the park lovely.
Good value with discount and would be good in summer.
Used my 5 passes at Berkeley Sq fitness first. Although they don't offer classes, the gym facilities are clean, functional and it's not as busy during peak times as I would expect. The staff are friendly and accommodating and the change rooms are always clean and tidy.
Ended up joining for 12 months and the price is competitive, esp for Mayfair!
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Salon is unassuming but easy to find. Laura was friendly and happy to discuss my needs and thoughts re my hair. Very happy with the cut and the moroccan oil treatment was lovely for my frizzy and fine hair.
Prices in general seemed reasonable so I'll be back.
Went with friends to the River Wellbeing Spa on a Sunday. Despite booking all the treatments in advance, when we arrived we were told that one of the therapists was sick and so we couldn't all be treated at the same time. This meant that one of us was left alone for 1 hour while the other 2 had treatments.
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His name is Arlo-Blue, and he's the baby that the internet is calling Gordon Ramsay's miniature doppelganger.
After Claire Dempster tweeted a picture of her baby, jokingly claiming that the celebrity chef could be the father, the internet agreed.
"@GordonRamsay this is our baba - have you been in Wales for any reason around 10 months ago," the Cardiff, Wales mother wrote, complete with two laughing emojis.
@GordonRamsay this is our baba - have you been in Wales for any reason around 10 months ago ???????? pic.twitter.com/yLesQ6qEpe— Claire Dempster (@Claire8ball) May 26, 2016
Ramsay, 49, responded on Twitter saying, "Yes about 11 months ago."
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I haven't been very sexually active so far in this pregnancy due to NO sex drive lol. Honestly, like 6-7 times since we found out I was pregnant at 4 weeks and I am almost 16 weeks now. LOL.. Poor BF. Anyway, my question is, last night we had sex for the first time in several weeks and during I started having what felt like mild menstral cramps. It wasn't horribly painful but made me feel uncomfortable. When we were done having sex the cramps lasted a few minutes then stopped.
Since I haven't had much sex I'm not sure if this is normal. It hasn't happened any of the other times we have had sex althought I'm further along now. I felt like he was hitting my cervix and it was rather uncomfortable. I'm nervous having sex again since this experience wasn't too pleasant lol.. My first pregnancy I was on pelvic rest most of the pregnancy so I didn't have hardly any sex so I have no comparrison. BTW No spotting or bleeding at all.
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According to the Baton Rouge police's probable cause report cited by CBS affiliate WAFB, Mills stands accused of punching a female victim in the mouth in a May incident at his local apartment complex. He was released late Wednesday on a $10,000 bond.
LSU sports information official Michael Bonnette told WAFB that Mills has been indefinitely suspended from the team.
Per the probable cause report, the victim knocked on Mills' door while looking for a friend, exchanged words with him, and had the door closed in her face. She was allegedly walking away when she heard someone address her, turned, and was punched in the face by a man she would later reportedly identify in a six-person police lineup as Mills.
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"You want the most compact and flexible catheter possible. We could not do that without integrating the electronics and the imaging array on the same chip," said Georgia professor Degertekin.
The prototype sends images at 60frame/s from a dual-ring of 56 transmit elements and 48 receive elements. Each element is a 20MHz capacitive micro-machined ultrasonic transducer (CMUT), and the front-end electronics is CMOS.
When assembled, the doughnut-shaped array is 1.5mm in diameter with a 430µm centre hole to accommodate a guide wire.
Power-saving circuitry in the array shuts down sensors when they are not needed, allowing the device to operate on 20mW.
In medical speak, it provides three-dimensional intra-vascular ultrasound (IVUS) and intra-cardiac echography (ICE) images.
"Our device will allow doctors to see the whole volume that is in front of them within a blood vessel. This will give cardiologists the equivalent of a flashlight so they can see blockages ahead of them in occluded arteries. It has the potential for reducing the amount of surgery that must be done to clear these vessels," said Degertekin. "Most of the devices being used for this today provide only cross-sectional images. If you have an artery that is totally blocked, for example, you need a system that tells you what's in front of you. You need to see the front, back and sidewalls altogether. That kind of information is basically not available at this time."
Are the images good enough so far? Degertekin and his collaborators obtained what they believe are clinically-useful images with only 13 cables," said Georgia.
Based on the prototype, animal trials are expected.
For the future, Degertekin hopes to develop a version of the device that could guide interventions in the heart under magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Other plans include reducing the size of the device to place it on a 400µm diameter guide wire.
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