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Ideal for a couple, this pleasant, ground floor holiday apartment enjoys superb views over natural unspoilt countryside with abundant flora and fauna. Crafted from part of the owner's property, it has been designed to offer maximum privacy with an independent entrance, private swimming pool (7.5m x 5m, depth 1.3m) and large garden area plus access to further extensive grounds of 22 acres. Situated 11km south from the market town of Gourdon and 18km north of historic Cahors with its vineyards. Shop 3km, café/bar and restaurant 1km.
All on ground floor: Lounge/kitchen/diner, 1 double bedroom with en-suite shower (no toilet), separate toilet.
Heating, colour satellite TV, DVD player, CD player, wi-fi, washing machine, freezer, private garden, shared grounds, terrace, garden furniture, barbecue, off road parking for 2 cars. Sorry, no pets.
4 reviews
Set in a large garden, this spacious, simply furnished, detached property is surrounded by the lush Bouraine countryside and offers a private swimming pool (5m x 12m, depth 1 - 1.5m), and enjoys fantastic views from the sheltered pool terrace. The property is situated within a short drive from the medieval market town of Gourdon and Domme, a 'Bastide Royale' that has one of the best viewpoints of the region over the River Dordogne and its valley. Nearby are the villages of Salviac and Cazals, with a local shop and restaurant in the village of Dégagnac and tennis, fishing and horse-riding within 3km. Shop, café/bar and restaurant 3km.
All on ground floor: Lounge, dining room, kitchen, utility room with shower, study, bathroom with bidet and basin (no toilet), separate toilet and basin, 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin.
Oil central heating, wi-fi, washing machine, dishwasher, private lawned garden, terrace, garden furniture, barbecue, off road parking for 2 cars. Sorry, no pets. Sunday to Sunday changeover day. NB: 2 steps to entrance. Dry pond in garden.
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Located near the border between Lot and Dordogne, this renovated, detached, holiday property dates from the 19th-century. It offers an enclosed garden and stunning countryside views. This is the ideal location to explore everything that these two beautiful departments have to offer. To the north is the Dordogne valley with its castles and villages perched on cliffs, and to the south is the Lot valley with its meandering narrow river and spectacular cliffs. Canoeing/kayaking, fishing and swimming are all available, while Gourdon, 8km, is well worth a visit, as are the caves of Cougnac. Shop and restaurant 5km.
Lounge/kitchen/diner, shower room with toilet and basin, 2 bedrooms: 1 double plus single bed, 1 twin.
Electric heating, woodburner in lounge, colour TV (French channels only), washing machine, microwave, garden, terrace. One pet welcome. NB: Open-tread turning stairs to first floor. Sloping ceilings on first floor. Steps from terrace to garden.
This pretty traditional villa nestles in the lush green countryside of Lot. Surrounded by fields of lavender, it benefits from its own private outdoor heated swimming pool (50m², open May-Oct), and for your convenience the discreet owner lives on site. It offers many traditional features including exposed stone walls, beams and tiled floors, and its sunny terrace is the ideal location to while away a summer afternoon. Situated close to the small village of Lherm, it is ideally placed for exploring the wider area, with the bastide town of Villefranche-du-Périgord 21km away, and the lovely city of Cahors is just 28km. Shop 9km, restaurant 1.5km.
Lounge/kitchen/diner, bathroom with bath, shower, toilet and basin, shower room with toilet and basin, separate toilet and basin, 3 bedrooms: 2 double, 1 twin.
Electric heating, woodburner in lounge, satellite TV, DVD player, stereo/CD player, wi-fi, washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, lawned garden, terrace, garden furniture, barbecue, off road parking for 3 cars. Sorry, no pets. No smoking please. NB: Turning stairs to first floor.
This very charming, terraced stone house has been carefully renovated retaining lots of original features and is a bright, spacious and well-equipped holiday home. A covered terrace allows for relaxed dining outdoors. Located in a beautiful, rural landscape, it is the perfect place for discovering this little corner of France. Explore the Lot Valley, the area is known for its vines, especially those of Cahors. Saint Cirq-Lapopie, a magnificent cliffside village, and Puy-Evêque, a medieval town in the heart of the vineyards, are a must see. Gourdon hosts a medieval festival on the first weekend in August.
Lower ground floor: Super kingsize bedroom. Bathroom, over-bath shower. WC. Ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. WC. Open-tread stairs to first floor: Kingsize bedroom, sloping ceiling. Twin bedroom. Shower room/WC, sloping ceiling
Location: 6km from Cazals (local facilities, Sunday farmer's market), 10km from Catus (shops, post office), 27km from Gourdon (all facilities), 28km from Cahors (all facilities, riverside city, boat trips, summer festival).
This detached stone cottage with enclosed garden and private swimming pool (3.7m x 5.7m, depth 1.1m) offers comfortable self-catering holiday accommodation. The small, secluded pool area is located above the cottage and accessed by several steps. It is ideally situated at the edge of a small, peaceful village midway between the Dordogne and Lot rivers, in the heart of the lush undulating 'Bouriane' countryside. The village has a bakery, small bar/restaurant and local shop. Medieval Gourdon is 11km to the north, historic Cahors and the ancient vineyards where one of the oldest wines of France are produced are 28km, and the delightful town of Sarlat, one of the most visited towns in the region, is 38km to the south east. Shops, café/bar and restaurant 500m.
Ground floor: Lounge/diner, kitchen, bathroom with separate shower, shower over bath and toilet, separate toilet, 1 double bedroom. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double leading to 1 twin.
Electric heating, satellite colour TV (French channels only), washing machine, dishwasher, freezer, microwave, enclosed lawned garden, terrace, garden furniture, barbecue, off road parking for 2 cars. Sorry, no pets. NB: Steep and narrow stairs to first floor, steps to pool area.
6 reviews
A pretty cottage, with private swimming pool, offers tranquillity and peaceful views to rolling wooded hills. Although rural, it is not isolated - there is an old farmhouse within view. This is an ideal location for those who enjoy walking and the pleasures of the country. This property, a completely renovated barn is a very comfortable holiday home. A short drive takes you to the medieval market town of Sarlat, the bastide village of Domme, the châteaux of Castelnaud and Beynac perched high above the cliffs overlooking the River Dordogne. To the west is Lot: Cahors and its vineyards, Gourdon with summer musical festivals, St. Cirq-Lapopie, Rocamadour and the Padirac Chasm.
Ground floor: Living/dining room. Open-plan kitchen. Utility. Bathroom. Separate WC. Open-tread stairs to first floor: Double bedroom. Twin bedroom. Mezzanine with sofa bed. Bathroom (no WC). Separate WC
Location: 3km NW of Salviac (most facilities, tennis), 15km SW of Gourdon (all facilities, riding), 16km SE of Cénac (canoeing), 22km from Vitrac (9-hole golf).
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This holiday property, above the owner's home, is just a short stroll from the quaint village of Frayssinet-le-Gélat and features a pretty, covered terrace and 13 steps down to the enclosed garden and shared above-ground swimming pool (6m x 3m, depth 1.2m) with sun loungers. The nearby town of Prayssac has supermarkets and an impressive selection of restaurants, cafés and bars. The area has many activities for all ages such as fishing, canoeing, guided nature walks and boating on the River Lot. There are many fêtes and festivals, wine tastings and musical evenings throughout the summer. Puy-l'Evêque, built on an outcrop of rock, is a must see.
5 steps to entrance. Living/dining room with double sofa bed. Kitchen. Kingsize bedroom. Twin bedroom. Shower room (no WC). WC. Basement: Utility
Location: 100m from shop, 200m from bar and restaurant, 9km from Prayssac (supermarkets, restaurants, post office), 32km from Cahors (all amenities), 39km from La Roque-Gageac.
2 reviews
This charming detached Lotoise barn has been skilfully renovated, combining original features with the comforts and amenities of modern day life, to provide a characterful holiday villa. Set in an elevated position and surrounded by natural, unspoilt countryside, with a swimming pool and independent garden area, guests also have access to extensive grounds consisting of 20 acres of woodland and meadow (with walkways), abundant in wildlife. The owners live on site, and this is an ideal holiday location for activities such as bird/deer watching, walking or simply relaxing in the beautiful scenery. It is well-situated between the Lot and Dordogne rivers, with easy access to the many sites and places of interest the region has to offer, including sampling the rich Cahors wines from local vineyards.
Ground floor: Living/dining room with glass-fronted fire, beams and French windows to covered terrace. Fully-fitted kitchen with tiled floor and French window to garden. Utility room. Queensize bedroom with en-suite shower room/WC. Bathroom/WC with over-bath shower. Shower room/WC. Open-tread turning stairs to first floor: Three bedrooms: one queensize with French window, one twin with French window, one bunk
Location: 1km from restaurant, 3km from Concores (shops), 11km S of Gourdon (medieval market town, all facilities), 18km N of Cahors.
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This lovely, detached stone house has been beautifully and creatively renovated with a good standard of furnishings. It sits in spacious grounds in one of the prettiest areas of Lot. The property enjoys unspoilt views over the pool, garden, meadow, fields and woods; a great place to relax. The huge fenced meadow forms part of the property and rolling countryside. There is an outdoor, fenced swimming pool with surrounding sun terrace, and also a partially covered terrace for respite from the sun. The pretty market town of Cazals, only a 6 minute drive, has restaurants, bars, supermarket, tennis, weekly market and swimming lake with sandy beach. Cahors with its medieval towered bridge, enchanting old quarter, excellent market, shops, restaurants and wine tasting is around 35 minutes drive. Good walking can be enjoyed along country tracks from the house. Canoeing at Cénac or Puy l'Evêque, around 30 minutes drive. 3 golf courses are within 60km radius. Fly via Toulouse, Bergerac or Limoges.
Ground floor: Entrance hall. Kitchen/dining room with doors to terrace. Utility. Games room. Separate WC. First floor. Living room with doors to balcony. Steps to sitting room with wood-burning stove and French window to balcony. Double bedroom leading to bunk bedroom (for children). Double bedroom. Bathroom/WC with shower attachment. Staircase to second floor: Double bedroom. Second staircase to second floor: Twin bedroom. Bathroom/WC with small bath, shower cubicle and sloping ceiling
Location: 6km from Cazals (local town, Sunday market, shops, bars, restaurants, lake, tennis), 20km from Prayssac (shops, restaurants, bars), 25km from Cahors (weekly market , shops, Medieval city, historic bridge), 60km from Rocamadour (Medieval pilgrimage town).
6 reviews
In a commanding position and surrounded by vineyards, hills, oak woods and footpaths, people who are seeking absolute calm and serenity will find a haven of peace here. This traditional, detached stone farmhouse is set apart from a tiny hamlet of just three houses. It has a tall pigeonnier on three floors and has been carefully and sensitively restored to provide a fully equipped, comfortable and stylish home full of natural light. The property features a huge, stone-vaulted living/dining room, a kitchen with granite worktops and stone floor and a private salt-water swimming pool. The gravelled, walled courtyard is flanked by a huge double barn, stone bakery and farm buildings. The three traditional covered and open terraces face south, east and west and give panoramic views over the countryside, and are provided with quality garden furniture suitable for al fresco dining. The spacious lawned gardens have wonderful views and are brimming with lavender, roses, olive and fruit trees which provide shade and privacy. It also has four acres of wildflower meadow. Tennis courts and bicycle hire 5 minutes' drive. Excellent cycling and hiking on marked trails in the area. Superbly situated between the Dordogne and Lot Valleys with their châteaux, vineyards, water pursuits, delightful golden-stone villages, prehistoric cave dwellings, and wildlife. Within 8 minutes' drive of Cazals, a pretty Bastide market town with shops, supermarket, excellent restaurants, tennis and swimming and fishing lake.
Ground floor: Living/dining room, beams. Kitchen, stone floor, French doors to terrace. Twin bedroom. Shower room/WC. First floor: Sitting room, wood burning stove. Double bedroom (four poster). Shower room/WC. Second floor: Two twin bedrooms. Double bedroom, en-suite bathroom/WC, shower cubicle. Bathroom/WC, shower cubicle
Location: 2km from river (swimming), 3km from tennis courts and restaurant, 5km from market and shopping, 17km from Domme (medieval walled town, caves), 20km from Castelnaud (12th century castle, medieval war museum), 20km from Beynac (castle, canoeing), 30km from golf.
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This beautifully renovated, detached stone farmhouse with pigeonnier is at the end of a quiet lane in a tiny hamlet, with panoramic views over the surrounding countryside. Surrounded by vineyards, oak woods and footpaths, people who are seeking absolute calm and serenity will find a haven of peace here. The farmhouse is furnished with traditional French antiques to create a home of great style and comfort, full of natural light. There is a gravelled, walled courtyard flanked by a large barn, converted to provide extra accommodation, table tennis and a stone bakery. Traditional covered terraces run along the front and rear of the villa, and are provided with quality garden furniture suitable for al fresco dining. There is gated access to the rear sun terrace and a private, fenced, salt-water swimming pool. The spacious lawned gardens have fabulous views and are brimming with lavender, roses, olive and fruit trees which provide shade and privacy. It also has two acres of wild flower meadow. Tennis courts and bicycle hire 5 minutes' drive. Excellent cycling and hiking on marked trails in the area. Superbly situated between the Dordogne and Lot Valleys with all their attractions - châteaux, prehistoric sites, vineyards, delightful golden-stone villages and water pursuits such as canoeing, kayaking and fishing. Try many of the gastronomic delights this region offers - foie gras, duck and aromatic cheeses in the many highly reputed restaurants within easy reach.
Main house: Living room, oak beams. Dining room/kitchen area. Utility. First floor: Double bedroom, en-suite bathroom/WC with over-bath shower. Twin bedroom, en-suite bathroom/WC with shower cubicle. Lower ground floor: Twin bedroom. Bathroom/WC with shower cubicle. Separate WC. Covered terrace with stone floor, giving access to barn house: Ground floor: Twin bedroom, open fire. First floor: Double bedroom (four poster), additional single bed, en-suite bathroom/WC with shower cubicle
Location: 3km from tennis court, 4km from Cazals (shops, supermarket, restaurants, tennis, market, swimming lake with sandy beach), 13km from Catus, 17km from Domme (Medieval walled city), 20km from Castelnaud (12th century castle), 30km from golf.
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Easily service is going downhill fast
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Guest editorial: America's greatest weapon against terrorism? The hyphen
- April 20, 2016
- By Mustafa Tameez / Religion News Service
Choosing an ideology that advocates for violent destruction of one's adopted home can happen only if people have rejected—or have been rejected by—the country in which they live.
Armes reflects on ministry in churches, education
- April 19, 2016
- By Paul Armes / Wayland Baptist University
"My dad said, 'Paul, if God calls you to a task, he has promised somehow to equip and empower you to accomplish that task—no matter how inadequate you may feel.' That word has given me comfort again and again, both as I have served as pastor of four Texas Baptist churches and as president to two Baptist General Convention of Texas educational institutions."
2nd Opinion: Why faith-focused media outlets and coverage matter more now
- April 18, 2016
- By Chandra Johnson / Deseret News
Mainstream media tend to generalize religious beliefs because most media look at the world through a secular lens, and they do little to help readers understand the complex beliefs that comprise the world's faith groups.
Letters: The challenge of same-sex weddings to religious freedom
- April 14, 2016
- By Staff
Regarding "A conversation about 'religious liberty' laws and freedom": Thank you for diving deep into the confusing and nuanced layers of these issues.
While I agree with your opinions for the most part, may I suggest yet another option for the Christian baker? Bake the cake for the same-sex customers, but draw the line at decorating it in a way that violates the baker's faith. This would mean the customer might have to go elsewhere for the same-sex cake topper or have another vendor personalize the message in the icing. All customers should be treated the same in a public place of business, but no business can be required to stock every item a customer might want.
I think the line between these conflicting rights appears at the point of participation. Yes, the florist, baker, photographer, etc. should provide the goods purchased—and deliver them if that is their practice. But to force anyone to attend a religious service, which is what a wedding is, crosses the line if that violates their religious beliefs.
Many of these occupations are artistic in nature, and to coerce an artist to make art that violates the artist's conscience seems to me to violate their freedom of expression.
"Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters, since you know that you will receive an inheritance from the Lord as a reward. It is the Lord Christ you are serving" (Colossians 3:23-24).
David Hammons
Requiring a baker to produce cake decorations depicting homosexual unions is quite different from selling goods. That not only puts the government in position of defining religion—establishing religion—it also forces speech in the form of artistic expression.
It is one thing to say the baker has to sell to whomever comes in the door, although it certainly infringes the free exercise of religion. It is another thing to say the baker has to design and produce a morally objectionable work of art. Shall actors be required to perform in nude scenes? Shall artists who paint commissioned pieces be required to paint immorality? The First Amendment means that the government must not define what my religion demands without a compelling reason.
It is precisely the mainstreaming of presentations of homosexuality in positive light that has led to the reversal of moral judgment on the issue in the last 10 years. Forcing people to cooperate in that kind of presentation leads to exactly the kind of immorality they would wish to oppose.
Concerning your assurances that ministers and churches will not be required to perform services that they find objectionable, a few years ago most people would have judged "homosexual marriage" a blatant oxymoron and impossible. When popular culture and the Supreme Court play fast and loose with language itself, very little is impossible.
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BGCT president: Be encouraged by churches
- April 14, 2016
- By René Maciel
Be encouraged that there are many Texas Baptist churches living out the Great Commission and touching lives. They are speaking boldly by their actions and by their service. They represent the body of Christ. They are churches that have grown into a mature body, a unified body, a healthy body. They are churches where each part does its work.
2nd Opinion: Keeping up with church—by counting
- April 13, 2016
- By David Hull / Center for Healthy Churches
Numbers do matter, because people matter! Healthy churches find the best way to count.
Guest Editorial: To see religion boost public health, watch 'Call the Midwife'
- April 13, 2016
- By Ellen Idler / Religion News Service
What the program shows us is how the NHS, planned during the war and created just afterward, partnered with a religious organization to deliver high-quality care to those most in need.
Avoid ministerial burnout by resting in Christ
- April 13, 2016
- By Richard Ray
Give Christ your burdens and your stress, and you will find joy in the ministry, just the way Christ intended.
In Touch: Preaching, BSM, Welcome Pastor, music, [un]Apologetics, annual meeting, WMU, kids
- April 12, 2016
- By David Hardage
God is working in ministries, events and congregations across Texas.
Editorial: A conversation about "religious liberty" laws and freedom
- April 12, 2016
- By Marv Knox / Editor
People of goodwill can benefit by discussing all sides of the issues generated by homosexual rights, same-sex marriage and religious liberty.
Christian persecution; immoral behavior
- April 11, 2016
- By Staff
Forcing a Christian to participate in a gay wedding or lose his business is akin to forcing a Kosher or Halal deli to sell bacon, ,,,
Wales: Taking the long look
- April 8, 2016
- By Ryan Bowen
Student Missions Blog: It pays to step back from time to time and regain some perspective on what's happening across in our little country, and what role the Lord is asking me to play.
Baylor alumni urged to oppose settlement
- April 6, 2016
- By Staff / Baptist Standard
Letter to the editor: "While the settlement between Baylor University and the Baylor Alumni Association is better than the previous transition agreement, that is not saying a lot."
Guest Editorial: Tocqueville would worry about U.S. character
- April 6, 2016
- By Sanford Kessler / Religion News Service
America's urgent, long-term task is to revitalize our national character by restoring widespread, genuine respect for the ethical principles of all religions that support freedom. While Alexis de Tocqueville warned meeting this challenge would be difficult, he cautioned us never to lose heart.
South Africa: Running the race
- April 6, 2016
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Functional composition is an approach for a flexible network architecture which enables a customized combination of functionality with respect to application requirements. Functional composition overcomes the inflexibility of the current Internet architecture and facilitates the management of functionality within the network. Several projects have addressed this topic with different aspects, in this paper several main challenges of network functional composition are identified and discussed. The development of the Internet during the last years has shown that it is difficult to integrate new functionality. Especially the core mechanisms (TCP/IP) are hard to change.
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GRADUATION ROBES GENDER-NEUTRAL IN MARYLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT: ROCKVILLE, Md. (AP) - Out of respect for transgender students, three high schools in Maryland's Montgomery County have begun using a single color for graduation robes to make them gender neutral.
DANNEMORA, N.Y. (AP) - Two murderers who used power tools to escape from prison must have taken days to cut through steel walls and pipes and break through the bricks, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Sunday as a $100,000 reward was posted for information leading to their capture.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The wide Ohio River is what ended the flight of a teenage couple authorities believe engaged in a crime spree that crossed into three states.
PHOENIX (AP) - Gripped by a prolonged drought, Arizona faces possible cuts to its main water supply in the next 18 months.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Fewer public college presidents hit the $1 million mark in earnings in 2014 compared with the previous year, according to a new survey.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - Tracey Clark's two teenage sons landed in intensive care, enveloped in gauze and their faces raw and red from burns over 40 to 60 percent of their bodies suffered in a fire, which prosecutors say was caused by an illegal hash-oil lab at their uncle's duplex.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Dr. David Jones is still impressed by the sight of it: A smiling fast-food worker taking the time to feed a disabled woman her favorite meal, a steak burrito.
WASHINGTON (AP) - A Montana woman says her brother was sexually abused by former House Speaker Dennis Hastert during the years when the GOP leader was a wrestling coach at a suburban Chicago high school.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Jurors on Friday convicted a female Los Angeles police officer of felony assault for repeatedly kicking a handcuffed woman who later died.
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Before adjourning the 2015 legislative session, Texas became the first state in the country to name a "Tweeter Laureate." It's not a star quarterback or a pop star, but a state Supreme Court justice.
MOUNTAIN VIEW (AP) - Google is disclosing more details about the 12 accidents involving its self-driving cars so far as part of a commitment to provide monthly updates about the safety and performance of the vehicles.
ORO VALLEY, Ariz. (AP) - The condition of an 84-year-old Oro Valley man who was hospitalized after he was stung more than 2,000 times by bees is improving.
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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - A fake life-sized orca that spouts water and plays recordings of its real-life counterparts is being deployed to scare off hundreds of sea lions crowding docks off the Oregon coast, but it ran into a snag its first day on the job.
BOSTON (AP) - The family of a Boston man shot to death by terrorism investigators was shocked by allegations that he planned to kill police officers, and saw no signs that he had become radicalized, their attorney said Thursday.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Apple is expected to show off a new iPhone next week when the company holds its fall product launch event in San ...
WASHINGTON (AP) - There will be 600,000 commercial drone aircraft operating in the U.S. within the year as the result of new safety rules ...
NEW YORK (AP) - Oreo cookie maker Mondelez says it has ended discussions to buy The Hershey Co, a combination that would have created a global ...
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - The race between a small town on the Rio Grande in New Mexico and a Salt Lake City suburb to entice ...
HILO, Hawaii (AP) - Six scientists have completed a yearlong Mars simulation in Hawaii, where they lived in a dome in near isolation.
GRAND FORKS, N.D. (AP) - As the unmanned aircraft industry continues to evolve, the United States is depending on its space agency to help manage ...
LAPLACE, La. (AP) - A bus full of construction workers hit a firetruck on an elevated highway Sunday, killing two people and injuring 36, several of ...
CHICAGO (AP) - Two brothers who were on parole for prior criminal activity have been charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of the cousin ...
NEW YORK (AP) - Consider this a tribute to a weekend TV institution:
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. (AP) - Tourist John Gleason crept through the grass, four small children close behind, inching toward a bull elk with antlers like ...
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This textbook offers a user-friendly overview of our physical environment, placing a particular emphasis on readability, with clear, example-driven explanations.
This brief, paperback version of the best-selling Earth Science by Lutgens and Tarbuck is designed for introductory courses in Earth science. It's a highly visual, non-technical survey with broad, up-to-date coverage of basic topics and principles in geology, oceanography, meteorology, and astronomy. As in previous editions, the main focus in this textbook is to increase your understanding of basic Earth science principles.
16 chapter format offers readers essentials of geology, oceanography, and astronomy in a paperback format. Astronomy coverage is condensed to two chapters; meterology is covered in four chapters versus five in the big textbook.
Fred Lutgens and Ed Tarbuck have been good friends and colleagues since 1970. Between them, they have more than 57 years of experience teaching geology to undergraduates, and both have been recognized with awards as excellent and inspiring professors. They share a special interest in introducing geology to beginning students and a belief in the value of field experiences for students of all levels.
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Another Bad Dream. Having had a nightmare Dali is removing the wall picture in the hospital created himself. America is full of talented people but the choice for the presidential candidate is so poor.
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Funny Republican Keystone Pipe Dream
So Republicans voted several times for Keystone pipeline. Looks like Pipe dream to me. This fellow on the left side is Stephen Harper, Canadian prime minister. Canada and Koch brothers are to be the biggest winners of this pipeline. Feel free to disagree with me. Obamas newly harsh tone on Keystone XL seen signaling rejection of pipeline project
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The Shahrukh Khan anthem gets inspired by the Sachin song
By: Nabanita
Hearing the SRK anthem, the superstar himself posted on twitter, "Heard the neha kakkar song just now. Very sweet and the effort put in it....thanx. I feel shy with the love given to me...." Reportedly, the lyrics has been written by Pooja Patel and the music composer of the album is Tony Kakkar.
In fact sometime back, Tamil actor Dhanush paid a tribute to our master blaster Sachin Tendulkar by creating an anthem for the former. 'Kolaveri di...' hitmaker Dhanush portrayed his love and respect for the cricketer. Now, we are awaiting for the next celebrity anthem. So, which celeb is next on line?
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Hotel Jurys Inn Prague
At Jurys Inns we understand that our guests need a comfortable, spacious
bedroom, at an affordable price with all modern conveniences. Wired
internet is available in all rooms free of charge and wireless internet
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Services and terms: Hotel Jurys Inn Prague
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Location: Hotel Jurys Inn Prague
This is a centrally located hotel, just 5 minutes from Prague's Old Town
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William Scott used the traditional subject of a table-top still-life as the starting point for his paintings. The subject becomes deliberately ambiguous, however, as the composition could be seen to suggest a landscape or a figure just as much as a still life. His primary concern appears to be with the material of the paint itself. Scott saw himself as close to painting in France where, in the 1950s, there was emphasis on the materiality of the paint and the importance of the individual brushmarks. One movement of painting was called Tachisme, from tache meaning a stain or splash.
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"Excellent Intro to the Brides Quartet"
This is an enjoyable story and it leaves you wanting to read all the others. I did not buy these books in order, I have read 2 & 3, thoroughly enjoyed them both. So far Bed of Roses is my Favorite. I liked this narrator on other books but I don't think she was a good fit for this story. Nevertheless it is worth the purchase. I look forward to the 4th in the series.
"Vision in White: The Bride Quartet, Book 1"
The narrator killed it for me too. I couldn't get past her lisp! It was incredibly distracting.
"Not so great"
Pretty lame and predictable. I'm a fan of NR, but this one, not so much.
"I love the characters!"
Funny, sexy AND believable. I've read the first two books in this series, Vision in White & Bed of Roses, and I can't wait to start on the third!
"Good Story - Give the Narrator a Chance"
When I first started this book I did not think I would like the narrator. She was not as involved with the different voices as the other narrators I have been listening to lately but I am glad that I gave the book and narrator a chance. I promised I would at least listen to an hour of the book and after that hour I actually started to like the narrator. The book is about four best friends who open a wedding business. One is a photographer, one is the baker, one does the decorations, and one the planning and organizing. There are four books in this series two are out now and the third comes out in April 2010. Each book is about the business and friends as a whole but focuses on one individual at a time. The first is about the photographer, the second I think about the decorator, the third the baker, and the forth (my guess) the organizer. The people in the story are well written and all seem like real people. I recommend this book and ask that you give the narrator some time before turning off the book because she kind of grows on you after a while.
"Dont purchase this one."
When I purchased this audio, i listen to the sample and thought hey, this prob be a good book. Im sure the paperback is great. But the woman that narrates this book. I almost passed out at work. She doesnt have a voice that is listener friendly. It was bland.These audios i buy to listen at work and driving to and from work. And this is the only book on here i found that it was just blahhhhhhh.......
If I follow you, it's because I've glanced through your reviews and more than likely found books I've agreed with you on and also found at least one book that the majority loved, and you and I were less than thrilled with. I know I should follow you then for that next read that I will enjoy.
"Narrator makes characters seem wimpy/whiny"
I like Nora Roberts books. They are usually an easy, it will keep me entertained, good enough book. But I usually don't enjoy a series I have read for a while and then listen to because it doesn't mesh with how I perceived the characters to be portrayed. New series, I thought probably okay. I like Dick Hill, a lot of people greatly dislike his narration.
The narrator's voice is fine for just the intonation, speaks clearly, but the portrayal makes the characters seem weak, whiny. Didn't care for her "male" voice. I listened to this book in the middle of listening to another book, when I got fed up with one, I'd switch back.
I might have enjoyed the book if I'd read it and not listened because I probably would have perceived the characters differently in my mind.
If you are an adult female, though, and have probelms with your mother, you could learn something from it.
"I loved the narrator!"
I love all of Nora's books but seeing some of the reviews for the narrator Emily Durante, I was hesitant. Well I loved her! She made the characters come alive and I could just "see" them as if they were in the room with me. Great job!
"Typical Nora"
I truly enjoyed this book, once I got past the reader's
slight speech impediment. I just wish Nora would
just hint at sex and pass up on the details, although some of her books are much worse.
This is the first Nora Robert's book I did not enjoy. I did not care for the narration and it was distracting from the story. Typically I have a hard time putting them down. This one I had to force myself to listen to all the way through.


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