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Intense fighting has gripped central Mali over the last week, particularly in the town of Konna. Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams have been working in the area for several months in the towns of Douentza and Mopti. Here, MSF field coordinator Ibrahim Ahmed describes the challenges faced by MSF teams in Mali and provides an update on the situation in this pivotal region. What is the situation in Mopti?
When we arrived a week ago, people were leaving the city ahead of the fighting. We all knew that the war had reached Konna, a small town 70 kilometers [about 43 miles] from Mopti. People were leaving to stay with relatives and friends. Mopti was nearly empty. The stores were closed and there was hardly anyone in the streets. Those who stayed clearly lacked the resources to leave—the most vulnerable people. So MSF continued to maintain a presence there, supporting two hospital units for malnourished children and an outpatient treatment center. How are the members of the Douentza-based MSF team?They're feeling a bit isolated but they're fine. We are in regular contact with them. Since the bombing started, they have stayed in the hospital so they don't have to come and go. This was to ensure their safety and also to respond to medical emergencies. The teams conducted approximately 600 medical consultations over the last week, including 200 children under five years old. Fewer people are coming to the hospital and the health center we are supporting, which suggests that the town's residents are not venturing outdoors, so we're concerned about their health. Surprisingly, we have not received any wounded patients. There isn't much information—the situation in Konna region is unclear. It's unusual to actually be positioned throughout a combat zone, to be so close. However, that's the situation we are in today! Yesterday (Monday, January 21), we learned that the French and Malian armies have arrived in Douentza. We're waiting to obtain access so that we can travel to join our colleagues. What is the issue regarding access to Konna?We know that because of the ground and air fighting, this community could have significant medical and humanitarian needs. But as of now, and despite our repeated requests, we are still prohibited from entering the area, so it's difficult to know what is going on there. Everyone—aid organizations and the media—is stuck in Sévaré, a town adjoining Mopti. Last week, we brought in two trucks loaded with medical supplies and medicine. We now have medicine on site and can organize mobile clinics quickly. We have enough medical supplies to stabilize any wounded patients and transfer them to Mopti, if necessary. Our surgeon, who is still in Bamako [Mali's capital, in the southeast of the country], is just waiting for our green light. But the more time that passes the more bogged-down the situation becomes and the less of an idea we have about what we're going to find when we get there. Of course, the worst thing would be to get there too late. Over the last few days, our main priorities in the region have not changed: to strengthen the Mopti team and gain access to Konna. Tags: Mali |


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Plus as I said in another thread Meowth spends a fair amount of time dressed as humans or different Pokemon.
Plus as I said in another thread Meowth spends a fair amount of time dressed as humans or different Pokemon.
A great start to the new region! I love Shooti's voice, he sounds like a little kid (well, is a newbie trainer, but still) and was he taking pictures of the windows? When he picked Smugleaf and Mijumaru made that face it was the new Piplup. Oh, and Oak in a pinapple T-shirt FTW!
I'm not saying to remove him, I was saying they should've came up with a reason that didn't sound so lazy from a writing perspective.
And this goes back to Meowth being there. Wouldn't that make them easier to spot with HIM THERE?And I think what Giovanni is talking about the criminal attention stuff, is basically that they can be spotted more easily if they are seen with poke'mon not native to Isshu(although I have to contradict myself that there uniforms work just as well as the poke'mon).
According to the one quote this came from, he didn't seem to refer to Meowth as part of the group(an employee). He seemed to refer to the two to only take Meowth with them.
And what about the time he doesn't spend dressed as a human being? Doesn't that make them easier to spot? And doesn't Wobbuffet spend alot of time disguised (poorly) as a human?
I love how people claim this after only being in ONE episode.
It could be possible that it might of reffered to Ash as ten years old in a different context. Like saying "they continue to follow the journey Ash started when he was ten years old."
I don't know, I suppose I just find it odd that they'd refer to Ash as ten years old after not doing so for over a decade. Personally, I think Ash's age was something that was best left open to interpretation.
Eh. This was a pretty standard first ep of a region, imo. The only parts that really stood out were TR(mostly because I'm not used to seeing them be serious), Mijimaru(the writers KNOW that a large chunk of the fanbase doesn't like it, don't they? Just look at how HAPPY it was when Ash called it cute, and how devistated it was that Shooti didn't choose it!), and Ash's embarassing loss to Shooti(ten bucks says Shooti's going to have a hell of an ego now that he beat such an experienced trainer). That said, it wasn't bad, just not as good as I know the series will be later on.
Yes, that was an embarassing loss. Not only can Pikachu not use its electric attacks, but simply attempting to use one makes it so tired and sluggish that it can't stand up? At least when it lost to Paul's Elekid at the beginning of Sinnoh, we could be mollified by the knowledge that Paul was already a pretty hotshot trainer. Shooti and Tsutarja were both fresh from the mint.
Way to go, writers. Screw Pikachu a little harder next time.
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I can't help but agree. Despite the fact that Pikachu wasn't able to use elctric attacks, it still should've been able to take more attacks from the grass snake. It really shouldn't have been a tough job for Pikachu to dodge the attacks with its speed, and then attack with Iron Tail or Quick attack.Yes, that was an embarassing loss. Not only can Pikachu not use its electric attacks, but simply attempting to use one makes it so tired and sluggish that it can't stand up? At least when it lost to Paul's Elekid at the beginning of Sinnoh, we could be mollified by the knowledge that Paul was already a pretty hotshot trainer. Shooti and Tsutarja were both fresh from the mint.
If Ash had gone into the battle knowing Pikachu couldn't use its Electric attacks, he would've won. But he suddenly found that out mid-battle and naturally began worrying about Pikachu's health. And Pikachu itself was clearly upset when its attacks failed. You can't really blame them.
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Exactly. Pikachu can't attack, so Ash was concerned about Pikachu, and Pikachu was scared shitless. Who *would* blame them? I personally think Shooti was a heartless fool for continuing the onslaught. He was either being cruel or a novice, that he didn't cease his attacks once he saw Pikachu's problems.
I think because 99% of people who watch Pokemon play the games, they just can't wrap their mind around the concept that the anime doesn't deal with levels at all.
Strength in the anime isn't just about how much experience ( or levels) a certain pokemon has acquired, it's about the battling strategy of the trainer, the will power of the pokemon, the circumstances surrounding and affecting the battle, etc, as we have seen countless times in the run of the show.
There are so many variables that determine outcomes of fights in the anime that once you accept the anime as a standalone medium - not dependant on the games for reasoning - then it becomes way more enjoyable.
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So... I was wable to watch this subbed and here goes a list of things that (I think) haven't been told yet:
- The narrator actually says Ash is a 10 year old boy;
- Ash is going to Isshu with his mother in vacations;
- Jessie and James are going to Isshu to catch rare and strong pokémon, because TR's goals are to create the most powerful army of pokémon, said Giovanni. it really seems that jessie and James are going more serious this time;
- The TR woman says there's a secret organization in the Isshu region already, to which Giovanni replies it's good, because they'll show themselves once they come to know TR is there, too;
- In the plane, Jessie says she didn't expected to meet Ash going to Isshu;
- Much like Professor Oak said it was impossible for Ash to have seen Ho-oh back in the first Kanto days, he said Delia and he just saw clouds from where they were when Ash said he saw a pokémon in the sky;
- Since professor Oak is in Isshu for work; Araragi appears saying she's sorry she's late to pick him up. Then, he presents her to Ash and his mother. "Even though she's so young, she's a very important pokémon researcher of Isshu's pokémon";
- After saying Kanto's pokémon are rare in Isshu, Araragi says no Pikachu was ever seen there (Ash actually asked if Pikachu were rare in Isshu);
- Kanoko town! Obviously much bigger than the likes of Pallet;
- Araragi says everything's fine with Pikachu;
- Araragi's assistant tells her the new trainer just arrived from his travelings... She replies: "This soon?". Oak explains she also gives the new trainers their first pokémon;
- Ash asks Shooti: "Weren't you so excited last night that you couldn't even sleep?"
- Shooti laughs because he says Ash came from a very small place in Kanto... Ash asks what's wrong with that and Araragi interrupts;
- Ash thinks Pokabu is full of joy, Mijumaru is really cute and Tsutaja is full of confidence;
- Ash says he can't decide which one is best; Shooti tells him he's the one who's gonna pick;
- Zukan on Tsutaja: "Tsutaja; a grass-type pokémon. It has a calm temper and is very confident. It uses its tail to generate energy."
- Araragi: "You can only keep six pokémon with you" - Shooti: "Yeah, that's basic knowledge.";
- Shooti's wants to take part on Isshu's league;
- When taking pictures of Pikachu, Shooti is asked by Ash: "What are you doing?" - he replies: "That's why people from small towns are such a problem; this is the only Pikachu in this region, so what I'm doing is a experiment";
- Blablabla Shooti: "Is it strong?" Ash: "Of course it is!" -> battle time!
- Shooti, when Pikachu's electric attacks fail: "Is this an estrategy? You ordered moves he can't even use!";
- Shooti to Tsutarja: "You were OK to begin with, I'm glad I chose you.";
- Shooti to Ash: "You, there: I advice you to begin again with the basics";
- Araragi says Pikachu's absorved too much electricity from that cloud, so it's overloaded;
- Oak tells Ash Pikachu lost control of its electric attacks; it's not able to use them when it wants to; Ash asks if it's gonna stay like that forever;
- Thundercloud's back!
- Araragi about Zekrom: "it's a legend... people say that, in Isshu, there's a god of the rainy clouds that watches over Pokémon and humans... And it passes the sky's judgement on when necessary.
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I agree that PokemonloveerXD has a point. Shooti only won this battle by luck. He have underestimates Ash who happened to be very and much of the experienced trainer came from Pallet Town since Kanto. If Zekrom have taken away Pikachu's electrical abilities, Ash and his buddy would have take Shooti and his pokemon out.
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Otherwise I thought the episode looked good
Thanks for the extra points Snegy. Shooti sure seems too full off himself. I wish he sees a tape of the Suzuran League with Ash fighting Takuto somewhere.
I dont know why, but I doubt that, this Tsutaaja wasn't a Lv5 pokemon. Too powerful for just a starter o.O
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Shuuti's arrogance is going to get on my nerves a lot.
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Ok I've seriously been neglecting to even comment on this episode, despite it being the beginning of a new saga and all. I just didn't have time to put all of my thoughts on this historic episode together but today was my day off so I've found some time to, once again, type my usual episode review/essay/rant. Hopefully, it will be one of my best reviews since I found this episode to be quite enjoyable which is a change considering most episodes like this turn out to be kind of bland. Well here it goes then.
I liked the beginning of the episode showing Reshiram and Zekrom and all that good stuff because it reminded me of the Pokemon movies and how some guy is always giving the fans some Pokemon world backstory. A nice touch indeed. First thing I notice is that this takes place in Pallet Town to start us off. I kind of disliked that right away since usually, the new Pokemon sagas start in the new region right off the bat but whatever; I'll let this slide. Anyway, I noticed that Ash was already wearing his new Isshu region/Best Wishes clothes which makes me assume he was planning on going to Isshu right away. Sinnoh's trophies and other items were in Ash's room so at least we know the writers are being consistent and pointing at previous events haha.
Ash's eye color and hat were something else I want to talk/rant about; why the eye color change? I get the new hat but his eyes were great before this change. Totally out of left field I think. Anyway Ash's mother appeared and apparently, she fixed Ash's hat meaning she's some sort of private fashion consultant now. Then the heading out and Professor Oak appeared! I liked the car but his pineapple-print shirt was just hidious; that man has no sense of style. He then asked Ash to hurry up and board the car or something like that rather. Team Rocket's appearance in the next scene was what I was waiting for really. Their new black outfits are ugly to me though; I thought the point of white outfits was to distance themselves from other Team Rocket members and stuff. Whatever though.
Anyway Giovanni gave them some new orders and showed them the map of the Isshu region which would be the new region Team Rocket was targeting. Giovanni's new clothes in the next scene looked too Japanese for my tastes though; I liked his other clothes. At least he still has his old Persian. I liked that plane that Ash, Delia, and Oak were leaving to Isshu on; what is it called exactly? I liked that Team Rocket snuck into the same plane and were still tailing Ash; I just thought they'd find their own mode of transportation. Ash was reading about Isshu and almost wet his pants when Oak told him that brand-new Pokemon appear there. Oh please, this happens too often now, he should get used to it. Anyway, the new title card was amazing with the Isshu Dex and all. I can tell I'm gonna love this new series judging from this change lol.
Anyway they finally arrived in Isshu which looked like your generic town from the air and I still have no idea why Ash and Pikachu acted like it was their first time seeing trees and stuff. I loved the music that played as they got there since it was a remix of the ingame theme music (told you Ash-kid). Pikachu starting acting strange as that black cloud appeared but little Ash saw a Mamanbou and Pikachu followed him. Team Rocket's appearance then was quite predictable considering they strike at the worst time possible. Team Rocket trapped Pikachu in that movie 2-looking thing and absorbed it's electricity but then that cloud thing distracted them. Odd to see the effect it would have since it appeared that Zekrom was in the cloud which was unexpected. We got our first peek at Iris and Kibago, yay. It seemed Zekrom didn't want much else with Ash and Pikachu after that though and it left.
Delia and Oak went to check on Ash but he was fine since the impact didn't seem to have hurt him. Typical. Professor Araragi finally appeared and more Black and White music played. They all drove to her lab and Ash and Pikachu caught a glimpse of some of the native Isshu Pokemon like Shikijika, Mamepato, and Minezumi; they were so cute! Pikachu's cheeks were starting to act up though, hmm. Swana were seen in a lake and then it cut to commercials though the new eye-catch was amazing in it's own right. When it returned, we saw how the starting town looks like in the anime. It was much bigger than I thought it would be though. At Professor Araragi's lab, she ran tests on Pikachu and it seemed there was something wrong with it (but I loved the remixed Pokemon Center music!). Her fat assisstant walked in and said something that sounded like "Shinji trainer" and I thought it was Shinji/Paul but apparently it meant something like "new trainer" or whatever haha.
Shooti finally made his debut and he was seen taking pictures of things with his digital camera; I understand where his name came from now. His Japanese VA sounded like a girl though; yuck. Professor Araragi introduced Ash to Shooti though Shooti found something funny about Ash's home region and town. Arrogant little shiz. Araragi introduced Pokabu, then Mijumaru, then Tsutarja and all were cute but I liked that Ash and Mijumaru got along from the start. Shooti chose Tsutarja and Mijumaru was clearly surprised he wasn't chosen lol. Tsutarja will do well with Shooti though; arrogance loves arrogance as they say teehee. He then got his Isshu Dex (which looked like an MP3 player) and his six Pokeballs and started leaving but Ash followed him. Shooti seemed surprised about Pikachu though and took pictures.
I was surprised that he scolded Ash about having Pikachu though; I mean, what's wrong with that? Anyway Ash and Shooti challenged each other to a battle and as soon as it began, Shooti takes more pictures? Weirdo. At least Mijumaru was watching the battle like a cute little Starter haha. I laughed out loud that a weak little Tsutarja withstood Pikachu's Quick Attack at the start haha. Then when Pikachu attempted a Thunderbolt, Pikachu's power was revealed to have been cut short, most likely by that Zekrom from earlier. Even Volt Tackle was out at that point! Ash had to use Iron Tail instead in order to deal with the suddden lack of Electric type moves, but Tsutarja, being the agile snake that it is, dodged it quickly. Cheater. Tsutarja then ended things with it's Grass Mixer and knocked Pikachu out! No.....
Well things got more complicated after that point in several ways. Shooti's win meant that naturally, he'd get 10 times as arrogant as before so that was expected kinda. Pikachu was tested again and just as Professor Araragi was talking, Zekrom's black cloud appeared again. Lightning made the machines in the lab turn off and Professor Araragi finally identified the cloud as being related to Zekrom. This first episode of Best Wishes ended with the best cliffhanger in the longest time, which is why I love this episode so much despite it's various flaws. I think I have a lot of good things to look forward to in this arc so I'll try to stick with it for a long time to see the entire Best Wishes anime saga resolve. I think this episode deserves a 10/10 for being pretty much perfect.
they didn't change his eye color. they were always brown all they did was make his iris' (the color part of your eyes) bigger. since they were smaller before you was never able to notice it. now that they are bigger you notice the color of them.
i liked the episode it was different since no one ever mentioned isshu to ash before hand until they got there.
Ash's eyes have been brown since episode 1 of the first series. Here is a shot I took from that first episode of his eyes which you can see are brown.
All that was changed was the art style and I love this change. For one thing people will stop thinking Ash has black eyes or when drawing him in a different style getting his eye colour wrong (I once drew him with blue eyes before being corrected).
Oh. Well I commented on this image before I think, and I said something along the lines of Ash's eyes only being brown-colored in certain close-ups at certain times in the anime. At every other time, his eyes appeared black-colored. Now they look to be hazel-colored, all the time and not just when it's convenient for the animators or whatever. To me, it's a major change I don't feel too happy about. To me, there's a difference between brown, black, and hazel eyes that's just too noticeable to ignore.
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I'm digging the artistic opening they got for the series. I liked how they opened this instead of Ash preparing to leave on his own for a new region, he's taking a vacation with his mom & Oak. So Shooti, he's the Isshu version of Todd but with a personality akin to Gary & Paul. Also it look's as if Ash got a makeover in the design department, he's looking abit thinner than in previous seasons. Looking forward to see what develops as the series progresses.
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Feline agility?
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Not only is putting your cat through hoops fun, it's also great for your cat, says Marla McGeorge, DVM, of The Cat Doctor animal hospital in Portland, Ore. That's because agility training fights obesity and boredom, two very common cat problems, she explains.
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From the 80's on who were our best anyone listed before the 80'S will be a wasted vote. You can only vote 1 for each position.Will post the results who we pick as the all time O line players
Think I am bored
From the 80's on who were our best anyone listed before the 80'S will be a wasted vote. You can only vote 1 for each position.Will post the results who we pick as the all time O line players
Think I am bored
Bill Loyal to the NYG logo
I don't even remember who the o-line was until I really started paying attention... it was about the time o'hara and seubert came onboard.
Thats because while I've been a fan since 1994 (As long as I can remember really), I didn't have an appreciation for the game of football itself until about 2002 or so...
Left Tackle: Jumbo Elliot
Left Guard: William Roberts (serious consideration Rich Seubert)
Center: Bart Oates
Right Guard: Chris Snee
Right Tackle: Kareem McKenzie
Giants fan since the early 80s
Honorable mention: Karl Nelson (right tackle, 1983-1989)....also a great comeback story (missed 1987 with a form of Hogkins).
"The Suburbanites" were a great line....
Brad Benson (LT)
Chris Godfrey (LG)
Bart Oates (C)
Billy Ard (RG)
Karl Nelson (RT)
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"I've seen many running backs in my day, and of them all, Joe Morris was the best."
-Abraham Lincoln
Left Guard: William Roberts (serious consideration Rich Seubert)
Bro, William Roberts (along with the Elliot and Oats) was a probowler in 90-91, dude was a stud.
LT - Jumbo Elliot (Stud, except vs Bruce Smith)
LG- William Roberts (Stud)
C - Bart Oats (Stud - when Parcells needed 2yds, he ran behind the left side - Oats, Roberts and Elliot)
RG - Ron Stone (no one ever talks about him, but he opened some big holes for Tiki)
RT - Doug Riesenberg (blocked Reggie White one-on-one)
TE -Mark Bavaro (see RT)
What?! No Luke Petitgout?
My sliding mock: (mid round pick)
1-Cyril Richardson G Baylor / CJ Mosely LB Bama
2-Shane Skov LB Stanford / Travis Swanson C Ark
3-Louchiez Purifoy CB Florida / Brandon Coleman WR Rutgers
4-Bryan Stork C Florida St / Stanley Jean-Baptiste CB Nebraska
5-DeVonte Parker WR Louisville / Chris Watt G ND
6-Kareem Martin DE UNC / Jerome Smith RB Syracuse
Some of the other O line stand outs were: Brian Williams @ Center; Eric Moore and Bob Kratch @ Guard. These guys were instrumental in winning SB XXV.


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All volunteers are trained to report observations while using the trail and educate visitors on sustainable land use.
As an extension of the Trail Watch Volunteer program, the Adopt-an-Open Space program was formed to concentrate stewardship in a targeted area. TWV duties are applied, but adopters also agree to organize at least one group project per year. Some areas may require more scheduled projects within a year. In the foothills, individuals or groups can adopt trails and assist with the essential maintenance of these visitor corridors. In the bosque, groups of 10 or more can adopt restoration areas and help with non-native plant control and trail maintenance. At the City's expense, a sign is installed in the adopted area recognizing the adopters efforts.
Call Jim Sattler at 452-5213 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for information.
All volunteers attend a two-hour orientation that provides background on the Open Space Division, volunteer responsibilities, and addresses issues of law enforcement. Volunteers are required to contribute a minimum of 25 hours per year and complete two additional trainings or attend two programs of the individual's choice. All volunteers receive a packet with maps, brochures and information, a badge, a lanyard and a patch; after completion of 25 hours volunteers receive an official Open Space Volunteer t-shirt.
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- Observe and interpret the Visitor Center's wildlife and plants
- Learn and share: The geography of the Open Space system, the history of the Piedras Marcadas Pueblo Village, the natural and human history of the Middle Rio Grande Valley
Call (505) 897-8831 to register and learn about the training program.
What do Open Space Visitor Center volunteers say when asked, "What draws you to Open Space?"
- "I became a volunteer because I enjoy the atmosphere at the Visitor Center."
- "The staff gives me the freedom to see a need, make a plan, and create a solution! Something I couldn't do in my paid job."
- "I keep coming back - the community of Open Space is a definite positive in my life."
- "The Open Space Visitor Center is a magical place."
Interested in a one-day conservation project? Go to our Calendar of Events page and find a perfect volunteer project for you! Annual volunteer projects include:
Join the Open Space Division and other local organizations for these fun and family-friendly community service projects.
Sandia Foothills Volunteers: Are you an early riser? Do you enjoy watching the sun rise over the Sandias and seeing wildlife? If you have some extra time on your hands in the mornings and you don't know what to do with it, we can help you! Volunteers are needed to assist our Park Attendant staff with opening the Elena Gallegos Picnic Area and the Sandia Foothills Trailheads. All of these facilities are open by 7 a.m.. Opening procedures take about 1 – 1.5 hours to complete. Rewards include beautiful sun rises, wildlife and our gratitude.
Petroglyph/Boca Negra Canyon Volunteers: We are looking for volunteers to assist our Park attendants at Boca Negra Canyon in the Petroglyph National Monument. Volunteers will typically work 4 hour shifts at Boca Negra and will spend time patrolling trails, passing out information, and interacting with visitors.
Contact: Jim Sattler at (505) 452-5200 for details.


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Gotha FL Real Estate & Homes For Sale28 Properties Found
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$1,347,7772225 Lake Nally Woods Dr Gotha, FL 34734
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL RE
View additional infoA Package Deal! Two large lakefront homes...1 complete & 1 incomplete construction...plus a vacant lot in the middle of both homes. The seller does not want to deal with it anymore and says sell it for payoff. WOW! Completely refurbished in-law unit at #2225 offers the ability to live on the property while rehab on the main home takes place. Seven horse stable & much more all adjacent to Nehring Estate (an historic site) and million dollar estate homes in Braemar. Quiet & peaceful yet close to it all. Wooded & equestrian plus city living...best of both worlds! Many quality 2009 upgrades. Lakefront lot at the end of a cul-de-sac is perfect for active families & entertaining. Go fishing in Lake Nally right from your own back yard. Huge 40 ft balcony on one home overlooks the lake from the master & 2nd bedrooms. Great Opportunity for a Great Investment! Two homes and a buildable lot for a total of 7.75 acres. Be creative. Seller is motivated. $1,150,0009730 Lake Hugh Dr Gotha, FL 34734
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View additional infoAn Arlington Homes Masterpiece where rustic elegance and technology ignite. This 8,000 square foot home sits on almost an acre of pristine landscape in a private gated estate. This home has everything on your wish list with a true Master suite to include a wet bar with built in Brewing Station, an oversized bedroom with seating area and tray ceilings. The bath has a walk thru shower, separate jetted tub, hand carved vanity accented by arches, exquisite tile and ornate paint. The closet comes equipt with rich cabinetry and an accessory island. The home has a been built to enjoy the outdoors and a view from every room of the resort style pool with rock waterfall, spa and fireplace. There's nearly 2,000 sq ft of covered lanai with tongue and groove ceilings, a Viking Outdoor kitchen and plenty of place to play. A Cooling, as well as a Mosquito Misting system, allows for an open area that is enjoyable year round! The Surround Sound and added remote Lighting package in this home allows for a 1 touch operation to illuminate virtually any spot to set the mood or welcome guests! 3 additional bedrooms, each with a full private bath and an executive office make this a great place to raise a family or entertain friends! The kitchen is a chef's dream with Viking Gas appliances and a Sub Zero Fridge. The craftsmanship and functionality of the cabinets are superb with tons of creative storage options, display curio and a huge island accented with a beveled edge granite. $990,9009501 Lake Hugh Dr UNIT 19 Gotha, FL 34734
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View additional infoLocated in an exclusive enclave of deluxe, Mediterranean styled homes in the quaint village of Gotha, 1 mile from the highly sought after Windermere area. upon entering the community you are greeted with tree lined streets & stately homes with private gated entrances & magnificent, lush tropical landscaping. the Pesaro boasts over 5,200 sq ft & has been thoughtfully designed for you. Home is nestled on a cul-de-sac. Massive covered entry opens to an inviting foyer highlighted by graceful arched openings that lead to an impressive living room overlooking the well landscaped backyard through soaring picture windows. Elegant coffered ceilings visually accent the formal living area along with finely detailed tile fireplace. The well appointed WOLF gourmet kitchen includes a separate walk-in pantry, center island, raised snack bar that overlooks a sunlit breakfast area & expansive family room with French doors that provide direct access to the covered lanai & custom pool. Luxurious master features a sitting area with transom windows, oversized closet, tray ceiling & opulent bathroom with his / her vanities, garden tub, walk-in shower & private water closet. Home also features 3 secondary bedrooms, pool bath, private study, huge laundry room w/granite and a 3 car courtyard garage. Zoned for Windermere's top rated schools & is minutes from Dr. Phillips, Winter Garden Village, 408 toll road, FL Turnpike. Builder warranty. Disclaimer: Some or all the photos are stock photos or a rendering of the home. $750,0001638 Twin Lake Dr Gotha, FL 34734
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: MAIN STREET REALTY INT'L
View additional infoBeautiful private home tucked away between Lake Pearl & Lake Lily w/ room to roam! Remodel in 2006. Enjoy Hoa-free living! Private oasis w/ own security. Wonderful A+school zone. Location near Hospital, highways, Disney, Orlando International airport. Home features include 5 bedrooms, 5/5 baths, Fruit trees, Boat dock, motorized lake access, great fishing, rv & boat parking. Floor to ceiling height light-wood cabinets, granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances. Custom finishes including extensive moldings, Crystal chandeliers, two fireplaces & large second floor master. Open Florida floor plan including panoramic views of sunset & sunrise over lake views. Wood floors, tile, 2 fireplaces located in living room & master suite. Formal entrance-way w/ stunning chandelier. Formal dining room granite custom dining table. Master suite has large balcony overlooking grounds. Details include custom wood moldings & finishes. Five year Home warranty service plan included. Multi-zone Ac unit w/ three separate thermostats, for energy efficiency in mind! Whole house Water Softener system. Boaters dream between Lake Lily & Lake Pearl!!!ALSO FOR LEASE PURCHASE $695,0009420 Morton Jones Rd Gotha, FL 34734
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View additional infoProperty has been in the family for 100 years. Almost 10 acres of rolling land with mature trees and private pond. All fenced. Well maintained concrete block house and metal barn. All in immaculate condition. Near Windermere, Orlando Health and 408. $695,0009420 Morton Jones Rd Gotha, FL 34734
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View additional infoProperty has been in the family for 100 years. Almost 10 acres of rolling land with mature trees and private pond. All fenced. Well maintained concrete block house and metal barn. Alll in immaculate condition. Near Windermere, Orlando Health and 408. $475,0009003 Lake Coventry Ct Gotha, FL 34734
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: LUXURY REALTY, INC.
View additional infoSHORT SALE, gorgeous pool home with beautiful landscaping. This 4/3, and a 1 extra room home is a Move In Ready Bargain, Stunning Mercedes build home with many designer upgrades & custom features. Granite countertops in all areas, kitchen with 42' cabinets with crown moldings. New A/C, lightning protection, heater pool, new water system and heater system, interior and exterior surround sound. Enjoy the nicely landscaping all fenced for your privacy. This home is sits on a corner lot. Grade A schools, shopping, hospitals, and mayor highways are close by, property dimensions, square footage, room sizes, building specifications is a buyer sole responsibility to verify all information. SHORT SALE NEGOTIATION HANDLE BY AN ATTORNEY'S OFFICE. $449,000810 Huntsville Rd Gotha, FL 34734
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: AGENT TRUST REALTY CORP
View additional infoStunning 5 bedroom 3.5 bath pool home in the desire Windermere. Spectacular ceramic tile and carpet all thru. Make your appointment to see this home today! $420,000142 Siena Gardens Circle Gotha, FL 34734
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate
View additional infoSpacious 5 bedroom 3 1/2 bath executive home in exclusive neighborhood in Gotha community of SW Orlando. Plenty of space to spread out with an upstairs media/loft area and a den downstairs. Granite countertops in kitchen and gas stove. Crown molding throughout. Porcelain tile flooring. Back yard has adequate space for pool and patio if you want to add one. Low HOA fees $385 quarterly. $410,000142 Siena Gardens Cir Gotha, FL 34734
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: COLDWELL BANKER RES. R. E. LLC
View additional infoSpacious 5 bedroom 3 and a 1/2 bath executive home in exclusive neighborhood in Gotha community of SW Orlando. Built by Taylor Morrison Homes in 2012= quality construction; Tile roof, brick paver driveway, concrete block construction. Master bedroom downstairs with his and her walk-in closets. Dual sinks and Garden tub in master bath. Den with double French doors downstairs. Plenty of space to spread out with an upstairs media/loft area and 4 bedrooms too. 2 full bathrooms upstairs. Upstairs bedrooms have oversized walk-in closets. Granite counter tops and eat-in bar space in kitchen. Natural Gas stove, gas water heater, gas central heat. Crown molding throughout. Porcelain tile flooring. Back yard has adequate space for pool and patio if you want to add one. Back yard has privacy wall and wooded view. Low HOA fees $385 quarterly. Neighborhood playground. Close access to 408 East-West Expressway and to Florida Turnpike so it's easy to get where you need to go.
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