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1998 Women's Soccer Season Preview
August 19, 1998
LOS ANGELES, Calif. - After two years of waiting for an invitation that never came, the USC women's soccer team will just have to take it upon itself to crash the party in 1998.
"The goal is to make the NCAA Tournament and winning the Pacific-10 Conference title is the easiest way to do that," USC Coach Jim Millinder said. "We need to be the team that's standing in the end, so that we can avoid what happened the last two seasons."
USC could very well be the best program in the country that hasn't made an NCAA Tournament, though it hasn't been for a lack of trying. In 1997, the Women of Troy (who were ranked in the top 25 for much of the season) went 16-3-1 overall and 7-2 in the Pac-10 Conference for second place. In 1996, they went 15-5 overall and 4-3 in the Pac-10. Neither mark turned out to be good enough to earn an at-large bid into the tournament.
But this could be the year for the Women of Troy, who boast a talented lineup and increased depth like never before.
"I'm hesitant to even think too much about how good this team can be because I'm nervous about all that can happen," said Millinder, who enters his third season at Troy with a record of 31-8-1. "All of the pieces to the puzzle are here. We just have to stay healthy and take care of business.
"Some teams are going to overachieve, some teams are going to underachieve. I don't want us to underachieve and end up missing the tournament by one game again. We have to play all 90 minutes of every game and finish our chances. I think we can be better technically than most of our opponents, but we'll always need to work harder than them as well."
USC lost five seniors off of the 1997 squad, including starting goalkeeper Laura Badagliacco and starting midfielder Christi Ayala. But the Women of Troy do return nine starters, and that doesn't include Isabelle Harvey, the 1996 Pac-10 scoring champ who redshirted 1997 with a knee injury. Plus, Millinder welcomes eight freshmen to the squad, of which a few could move immediately into starting roles.
"USC's talent level has never been this deep," said Millinder, who is assisted by Kit Vela and Jorge Vela, both in their third season at USC. "Last year we might have had 13 players to choose from; this year we could have 18 players in the rotation."
Here's a look, position-by-position, at USC's roster:
One of USC's few points for concern is depth at forward. Kaylee Whitfield, a junior who saw time as both a starter and reserve in 1997 and scored eight goals, had surgery in March to repair a torn ligament in her right knee. She's in the same situation that Harvey was a year ago -- depending on her rehabilitation, she could return at some point or she may sit out this season.
Whitfield's injury makes it likely that last year's starters, senior Courtney Barham and sophomore Megan Orach, will start up front for the second straight season. Barham is the Pac-10's top returning goal scorer (she had 14 in 1997) and earned All-West Region third team and All-Pac-10 first team honors. In a successful freshman campaign, Orach scored eight goals.
Harvey, who started at forward in 1996, could move up front if necessary, but she's slated to start at midfielder. Other possibilities at forward include freshmen Corinne Briers, Christy Callier and Brittany Savelkoul.
"There's a little bit of worry due to the depth, but we still have a lot of options at forward," Millinder said. "Courtney's speed gives her a great ability to stretch defenses and I expect that she'll score a lot of goals again this season. Megan is a strong player who is only getting better. I'm also looking forward to seeing what our freshmen can do."
The midfield is unquestionably the strength of USC's attack. Of the five positions, four starters are likely set in stone: Harvey, a redshirt sophomore, and senior Erica De Vitis at wide positions, and senior Carol Hatcher and junior Kim Clark as attacking midfielders. A change could take place if Harvey moves to forward, but other than that, only the defensive midfielder position is still in the air. Clark was the star of the 1997 team and had a breakout season, earning All-American third team, All-West Region first team and All-Pac-10 first team honors while leading the West with 17 assists (tied for 11th in the nation) and putting up a team-high 43 points. Hatcher, who is moving from wide midfield to the center, had six goals and eight assists a year ago.
After sitting out last season with a knee injury, Harvey is now back in the form that saw her score 20 goals and 51 points as a 1996 freshman. She is also currently a member of the Canadian National Team. De Vitis, who transferred from Nebraska prior to last season, started 14 games and scored seven goals in 1997.
Defensive midfielder could be filled by a number of players, most notably sophomore Katie Ticehurst (who earned 1997 Freshman All-American honorable mention honors while starting all 20 games at defender) and freshmen Kim Abbamonto and Erin Reed, who are two of USC's top recruits and will see a great deal of playing time.
The depth is also solid at midfielder. Andrea Warner, a sophomore, started at sweeper in 1997 but moves to attacking midfielder and will rotate with Clark and Hatcher this season. Sophomore Ami Aylor was a reserve last season, and freshmen Briers, Savelkoul, Alexis Clarke and Liane Nakano could also earn time.
"The team dynamics center around our midfield," Millinder said. "With Harvey, De Vitis, Clark and Hatcher, there are four great midfielders. Kim and Isabelle can win games on their own. Moving Carol to the middle with Kim will help both of them because they complement each other so well."
Led by senior Meghan Reppe, this is another one of USC's strengths. Reppe earned All-West Region second team and All-Pac-10 second team notice in 1997 and is one of the quickest players anywhere. She was recently called up to the U.S. National B Team.
Reppe and Ticehurst started at marking back last season, and Ticehurst will likely start here again if she doesn't move to defensive midfielder. With Warner moving to midfielder, the sweeper job is up for grabs. Christina Kushnir, a junior who started there as a freshman in 1996, will compete with Reed and Abbamonto for the starting spot. Susie Mora, a sophomore who spent the summer playing with the Mexican National Team, had a solid freshman season and started eight games. She could also earn a starting position.
Other veteran defenders who will compete for playing time include seniors Sharla Chiang and Karen Norgaard, as well as freshmen Briers, Callier and Nakano.
"I feel very confident about our defense with the players we can put back there," Millinder said. "Meghan is one of the best defenders in the country and will prove that this year. And with players like Ticehurst, Mora, Kushnir, Abbamonto and Reed, our defense is better than ever before."
Karin Puccinelli, a senior, enters the fall as the No. 1 goalkeeper after starting eight games in 1997 and posting a 1.331 goals-against average. But she'll be pushed by Shaelyn Fernandes, a talented freshman. "Between Karin and Shaelyn, I have no worries about our goalkeeping," Millinder said. "I think both will see a lot of playing time this season."


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UNLIKE MOST DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES, which roll over cultures like a Schwartzenegger movie, smart cards seem unusually sensitive to geography. Ever since the idea of embedding integrated circuits into cards was invented in France 25 years ago, the technology has flourished in Europe and Asia while going almost nowhere in the United States.
For years, smart-card enthusiasts have inferred from this that the United States was behind the times and would eventually come around. Eight years ago, CIO looked at smart cards and agreed, declaring that the popularity of the technology in Europe and Asia had "proved its mettle" and brought it to "the point where it is a viable option for a variety of applications."
A variety indeed. "The potential utility of smart cards goes beyond traditional ATM banking or calling-card applications to include transportation, pay television, manufacturing, security, medical and human services, marketing, shopping, travel, and agriculture," CIO wrote. The technology even promised to push computing down the path defined by the transitions of mainframe to mini, and mini to micro into a new era -- pocket computing.
It seemed logical that with all these target markets, smart cards would catch on in the United States. Yet, by and large, the landscape looks much the same now as it did then; adoption is widespread overseas and marginal in this country. It might be time to ask whether, instead of being behind Europe in adopting smart cards, the United States might be ahead of Europe in rejecting them.
In retrospect we would have been better advised to consider the competitive environment. Smart cards are naturally contrasted with "dumb cards," which come with a magnetic stripe, bar code or password. Both types of cards connect to a network; smart cards differ in using the network less. They hold their own data and applications and do their own processing, updating lists of transactions or balancing out accounts from time to time. Dumb cards connect with each transaction and rely on the network for everything but the initial contact and authentication. Another difference is that dumb cards are cheaper: The cards themselves cost a tenth as much or less, and their supporting infrastructure is simpler.
Thus from a strictly economic point of view, smart cards work best when telecommunication costs are high and uniform standards allow costs to be spread across many applications at once. Europe and Asia qualified on both counts. Phone calls were expensive and the national banking authorities were in a position to dictate standards. Neither consideration applied in the United States. The United States also had and still has a well-established dumb-card infrastructure, especially in the form of credit cards. Smart-card proponents have largely ceded the stored value function to dumb cards, at least temporarily. "Citibank and Chase ran a pilot program in 1998 that showed that most people felt satisfied with the credit and debit instruments they had," says David Asay, head of IBM's Smart Card team. Instead, proponents rest their cases on applications that dumb cards have a hard time supporting: so-phisticated authentication techniques, including biometrics and digital signatures; physical data security (no hacker is going to break into a card you have in your pocket); and wireless connectivity. Many in the industry think that the growing need for these features will compel a general adoption of smart cards, even in the United States. "If you want the full benefit of modern security methods, you need to have your device under your physical control," says Adam Shostack, director of technnology at Zero-Knowledge Systems.
These applications might indeed jump-start the industry, but this time around we should not forget the competition. "Mag[netic] stripes have a long way to go," says Jerry Sumner, associate director of product management at Arthur Blank & Co., a large manufacturer of plastic cards. Paradoxically, while smart cards might be edging away from stepping out of stored value applications, dumb cards seem to be stepping in, via extensions of the prepay concept now used to make phone calls. "There are possibilities in prepaid Internet access or prepaid customer support," Sumner says. "Retail stores could sell prepaid e-cash cards to people who don't have credit cards or don't want to use them online."
Meanwhile, smart cards are being squeezed from the other side by smart phones and Palm devices, which can do anything smart cards can and more. Smart devices are of course even more expensive, but they have the critical advantage of being more common (in this country), which means developers might prefer to write applications for devices.
In the long run, smart cards might be eaten up both here and overseas by dumb cards from below and by smart devices from above, leaving just the two competitors digesting their meals as testimony to the importance of always measuring a technology against its alternatives.
This story, "Smart cards find it tough going" was originally published by CIO.

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Book Spine Poetry & Blackout Poetry
April is National Poetry Month, but poetry is not everyone's cup of tea, and not something everyone enjoys reading or writing. So to introduce a new poetry unit I decided to use Book Spine poetry and Blackout poetry as icebreaker activities. Both of these activities are fun, and they are creative enough to encourage students to build freely without being impaired by any insecurities or fear of embarrassment.
"Genuine poetry can communicate before it is understood." ― T.S. Eliot
Starting with this quote, we started by talking about what we thought the author meant. What makes a good poem? How many poems have we read lately, and when was the last time we read a poem? Did we have any favourite poems we remembered from elementary school?
Next, I introduced the idea of doing a Book Spine poetry challenge and I showed some examples using keynote and my iPad with Apple TV. We discussed how the book spines would become their prompts and inspiration, but the students would be the creators, or writers. They were instructed to take books and build something that moved them in some way. Notice I said " them" – I don't believe you can write great poetry to make others happy. I do believe poetry needs to move you, the writer, and inspire you and make you feel something. If you can do that, then surely your work will impact others.
Book Spine Poetry
Things we discussed:
- You cannot "fake" good poetry
- Good poetry comes from the heart
- Good poetry will have something we can identify with
- Good poetry will move us and make us feel something
1.) How many books can I use?
Answer: No more than 6 and no less than 3
2.) What kind of mood do you want your poem to create?
Answer: Will it be one of sadness, happiness, love, anger, envy, jealousy, empathy, or silliness, etc.
3.) What kinds of words will you use?
Answer: Choose words that interest you, and words you think sound nice together (flow/contrast, rhyme/no rhyme.)
4.) How will you know when your poem works?
Answer: Read your poem out loud, and have a buddy read it out loud to you. The way a poem sounds when its read it extremely important! Some poetry can almost be sung the words flow so well together.
5.) What if its not quite right?
Answer: Edit what you have built. Try rearranging the book spines, and if they still don't work then remove one book and try a new one in its place. How does that new book spine change the poem's meaning? Also, try writing your poem out on paper.
*Students worked in pairs and were directed to use only fiction books
When everyone had enough time to build a poem, then we displayed the book stacks around the room. Every student typed their poem out and printed it off. Each student reported to me and was given a number to put on their poem. They then placed a copy of their poem in front of their stack of books, but they left the poem unsigned (with their names on the back and a number on the front).This way the author remained anonymous. The students were told to keep hush about their number and which poem was theirs until everyone had voted. Each student was given a rubric to write reflective notes. After they finished reading everyone's poems and completed the rubric, they could mark off their top 2-3 favorite poems on the rubric. At the end of class we did a quick talley and announced the winners, we also spent a few moments discussing why these poems may have moved so many of us?
Blackout poetry was introduced at the same time the Book Spine was introduced. This way, if some students were finished their Book Spine creations earlier than others then they could start working on their blackout poem.
Blackout Poetry
An Intro video of Blackout Poetry and examples were shown to the students. Below you will find examples of the student's work, and the short video clip I used on blackout poetry. Our students really enjoyed these poetry activities, and their poetry was amazing! I would love to hear how you are celebrating National Poetry Month – let me know 🙂


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Madison retires Wiggins
By Kurt Wolfheimer at ringside
O'Shea Brothers Boxing continued to step up its talent with a night of boxing featuring some of the top local and regional fighters at the PAL Gym on Friday night in Yonkers. New York State title holder, "King David" Darrel Madison (15-1, 4 KOs) proved that he is someone to be reckoned with in the heavyweight division as he forced experienced veteran Robert Wiggins (20-8-1, 12 KOs) to retire after just two rounds of action in the scheduled eight round of the main event. In the co-feature of the evening, undefeated light heavyweight Ronson Frank moved to (14-0, 7 KOs) with a methodical eight round unanimous decision victory over defensive minded journey man Raynard Darden (11-22-1, 4 KOs) by scores of 80-71 x3.
Darrel Madison of Central Islip, New York knew he was matched tough against the vastly experienced Robert Wiggins and came out tentatively, picking his spots with right jabs. In an odd bout featuring two southpaws, Wiggins tried to pick his shots, but Madison was quicker and countered well. Just as the round came to a close "King David" uncorked a heavy right hook to the ribs that made a sound which reverberated throughout the gym.
Madison looked more confident in round two as he consistently went to work on the body. Wiggins tried to stop the attack with a heavy counter right but Madison walked right through it and forced him to clinch with a thudding hook to Wiggin's mid section. Madison continued to bang the body as Wiggins retreated to the ropes. Madison found his mark and unloaded a blistering four punch combination as Wiggins covered in the closing seconds. Much to the fans surprise, Wiggins quit in the corner.
"I knew Wiggins was a good fighter and I was surprised he quit like that," said Madison. "I have to talk to my team and see what is next for me."
Wiggins explained the surprising retirement afterwards. "I thought I could stay in there with this young man, but he was just too quick. My eye was swelling and my corner told me to expect several more rounds like this so I thought it would be better to end it now."
Look for Darrell Madison to really put a dent in the heavyweight division in the very near future.
Frank makes successful return!
Unbeaten light heavyweight Ronson Frank (14-0, 7 KOs) shook off a year's worth of ring rust in capturing a methodical eight round unanimous decision over journeyman Raynard Darden (11-22-1, 4 KOs).
Frank, a counter-puncher by trade, looked sharp in the early going with pinpoint counters that kept Darden at bay. Darden did throw a nice counter of his own in the opening round, but his punch output other than jabs was about two or three shots during the round.
Frank tried to step up the pace in round three as he dove in with a couple of big left hands from the southpaw stance. Darden went back to his defensive jabbing and retreating style in round four. In the closing seconds of the round, Frank finally found his mark and spun Darden into the ropes and down on his knees with a picture perfect right hand. Darden rose to his feet and bell sounded before any more damage could be inflicted.
Darden at the age of forty-four showed why he is was known as an experienced journeyman by doing just enough to keep Frank from landing any serious leads. The normally counter punching Frank just didn't look comfortable chasing Darden but he continually popped enough sharp single left hands and one-two combinations to his opponent's head and body to clearly win rounds five through seven. The last round had a bad clash of heads which quickly closed the left eye of Darden, who went into complete retreat throughout to survive the fight.
All three judges saw the bout 80-71 in favor of the Brooklyn based Ronson Frank.
Though the bout was not crowd pleasing due to Darden's very defensive survival style, Ronson Frank showed that he really has what it takes to be a top ranked contender in the near future.
"I am normally a counter puncher, so I just didn't want to get out of my style," said Frank afterwards.
Expect Frank to have a much more crowd pleasing bout when he faces the aggressive Alexander Mancera (8-3, 5 KOs) of Queens for the New York State light heavyweight title. The fight is scheduled for April second on the next O'Shea Brothers show at the Masonic Temple in Brooklyn, New York.
Feliciano draws with Han.
A pair of highly talented evenly matched female featherweight prospects waged war over six rounds ending the way it started in a draw. Nydia Feliciano and Jennifer Han both had their moments throughout that made for a highly entertaining bout that gave the fans their money's worth.
Jennifer Han, who was a two time golden glove champion, boxed her way through the opening three rounds. Feliciano knew her chance was to step inside and let her hands go, but had trouble doing that in the early going as Han stepped around and countered well.
Feliciano finally came on with shorter but heavier shots in rounds four and five as Han's counters lost their steam.
The last round was extremely close but Feliciano pulled it out with a couple nice right hands late.
The judges scores were all over the place the first had it 59-55 in favor of Han, but was offset by the second judge who scored it 58-56 in favor of Feliciano. The third had it even 57-57 even declaring the bout a draw.
Nydia Feliciano moves to (2-0-2), while Jennifer Han slides to (0-1-1).
Lambros outworks Hendrickson.
Undefeated junior middleweight prospect Lambros "The Lion heart" Karaolides (6-0, 4 KOs) avenged one of his losses as an amateur by capturing a hard fought six round unanimous decision victory over Ashantie Hendrickson (1-6).
Sometimes you have to throw the records out the window and this was one of those fights, as both fighters battled throughout leaving openings which allowed for a great fight.
Lambros used his strength to continually back up Hendrickson but to his credit he counter punched well.
The fight changed a bit in round three as Lambros tried to fight on the outside, but Hendrickson's counters forced him to go back on the inside. With just moment to go Karaolides uncorked a big right hand.
The more muscular Lambros seemed to be in better shape and forced Hendrickson on the retreat in rounds four and five. Lambros pushed Ashantie into the corner with a series of uppercuts. Just as it looked like Hendrickson may quit, he found a big counter as Karaolides dropped his hands to throw a hook. Hendrickson seemed revived and tried to press the attack in the sixth and final round, but he just didn't have enough power to stun Karaolides.
The bout went to the scorecards, with Karaolides taking the unanimous decision victory by scores of 60-54 and 59-53 x 2. It was another graduation for Karaolides who went the distance in his first six rounder. Lambros, under the astute management of Ivan Edwards, looks ready to take that next step up in competition in the very near future.
Espinal chops down Sujak!
In a battle of New Yorkers, hard hitting Brooklyn upset artist Ariel Espinal (8-12-3, 3 KOs) pulled quite a shocker as he literally chopped down formerly undefeated Hajro Sujak (5-1, 2 KOs) of the Bronx in the second round of their scheduled four round cruiserweight contest.
Sujak immediately caught Espinal with several flurries throughout the opening stanza and it appeared it would be a one sided fight. Espinal, who took the fight on very short notice, seemed to feel he could take everything Sujak could give and started to press forward early in the round two. Sujak continued to drops his hands to pound away with hooks. It would be his downfall as Espinal seized the moment and bent him over with an overhand right on his exposed chin. Espinal immediately rained down a second overhand right, like a person splitting a piece of wood with an axe. The punch sent Sujak crashing to the canvas face first. After sending Espinal to a neutral corner, Referee Ricky Gonzalez turned witnessed Sujak fall again to the canvas, so waived the fight off. The time of the TKO occurred at 2:59 of the second round.
Lopez whips Cintron!
Unbeaten bantamweight prospect Raul Lopez (3-0-1, 3 KOs) of the Bronx New York made quick work of Juanadiaz, Puerto Rico's Reinaldo Cintron, dropping him once en-route to first round retirement.
Lopez looked in control right from the get go, mixing in various two and three punch combinations. Reinaldo tried to return fire but a left hook to the body sent him to his knees. He rose to his feet and tried to cover against the ropes as Lopez wailed away. He was able to clinch and cause a stoppage, but was caught against the ropes again in the closing moments with another five unanswered shots. The bell sounded to end the round before he could go down, but it was clear he was in big trouble. His corner rightly called it a night. The time of the TKO is recorded at 3:00 of the first round.
McDowell batters Nieto!
Local lightweight Chazz McDowell (2-0, 1 KO) of Yonkers, New York looked impressive as he battered a very game Filiberto Nieto (1-6, 1 KO) over four rounds on his way to a one sided unanimous decision victory in the opening bout of the evening.
Nieto of Guerrero, Mexico pressed forward right from the opening bell, but McDowell was smart and showed him angles, picking his spots with tight combinations behind crisp jabs. By the middle of round two, Chazz's superior hand speed allowed him to constantly beat Nieto to the punch. Nieto started to slow his advances and covered more in the third, so McDowell worked the body and tripled up on successive right hands up top. Nieto appeared to have an iron chin as he just kept pressing forward, but his face looked the worse for wear as it swelled from the constant barrages of the Yonkers native. Nieto just wouldn't falter though, so McDowell, who was ahead on the scorecards, smartly boxed his way to throughout the final round for the victory. All three judges gave every round to Chazz McDowell by scores of 40-36 x 3 for the unanimous decision victory.


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#1 Seed 1991 Twins vs. #4 Seed 2006 Twins
#2 Seed 2002 Twins vs. #3 Seed 1969 Twins
#1 Seed 1987 Twins vs. #4 Seed 2010 Twins
#2 Seed 1965 Twins vs. #3 Seed 1970 Twins
The first series in the Final Four will have the 1991 Twins playing the 1969 Twins. It will be a battle of two different era's in Twins baseball, the power-house teams of the late 1960's vs. the last World Series Champion from Minnesota. Who will be able to survive and advance to the championship series?
1991 Team Batting/Positions (By Games Played)
C Brian Harper (.311 BA, 10 HR, 69 RBI, .783 OPS)
1B Kent Hrbek (.284 BA, 20 HR, 89 RBI, .834 OPS)
2B Chuck Knoblauch (.281 BA, 1 HR, 50 RBI, .701 OPS)
SS Greg Gagne (.265 BA, 8 HR, 42 RBI, .705 OPS)
3B Mike Pagliarulo (.279 BA, 6 HR, 36 RBI, .706 OPS)
LF Dan Gladden (.247 BA, 6 HR, 52 RBI, .662 OPS)
CF Kirby Puckett (.319 BA, 15 HR, 89 RBI, .812 OPS)
RF Shane Mack (.310 BA, 18 HR, 74 RBI, .893 OPS)
DH Chili Davis (.277 BA, 29 HR, 93 RBI, .892 OPS)
1969 Twins Batting/Positions (By Games Played)
C John Roseboro (.263 BA, 3 HR, 32 RBI, .654 OPS)
1B Rich Reese (.322 BA, 16 HR, 69 RBI, .875 OPS)
2B Rod Carew (.332 BA, 8 HR, 56 RBI, .853 OPS)
SS Leo Cardenas (.280 BA, 10 HR, 70 RBI, .741 OPS)
3B Harmon Killebrew (.276 BA, 49 HR, 140 RBI, 1.011 OPS)
LF Bob Allison (.228 BA, 8 HR, 27 RBI, .751 OPS)
CF Ted Uhlaender (.273 BA, 8 HR, 62 RBI, .684 OPS)
RF Tony Oliva (.309 BA, 24 HR, 101 RBI, .851 OPS)
DH* Cesar Tovar (.288 BA, 11 HR, 52 RBI, .757 OPS)
(*No DH in 1969)
Best of 7 Series
Game 1 Match-Up: Jack Morris vs. Jim Perry
The Metrodome provided the perfect backdrop for this series opening game. The Homer Hankies were flying to cheer on their team from 1991. The crowd had little to get excited about until later in the game. Both of these veteran pitchers were comfortable on the mound from the start of the game. An error in the 7th inning by Leo Cardenas led to the '91 team pushing six runs across the plate. That would be all that Morris needed as he guided the Twins to their first win of the series.
1991 Twins 6
1969 Twins 0 ('91 Twins Lead Series 1-0)
Game 2 Match-Up: Scott Erickson vs. Dave Boswell
The starting pitchers in this game offered a stark contrast to the aged veterans of Game 1. Both Erickson and Boswell were both in their 20's while the Game 1 starter's average age was in the mid-30s. These young guns took awhile to get comfortable on the mound but managed to get the game to a 3-3 tie after six innings. A bullpen battle ensued as both teams tried to find the appropriate match-ups at the plate. In the 8th inning, Hrbek was due up with two men already in scoring position. The '69 team turned to their left-hander, Joe Grzenda, to try and get out of the jam. After a 12-pitch at-bat, Hrbek hit a 2-run double down the left-field line. Those two runs would be the difference in the score.
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1969 Twins 3 ('91 Twins Lead Series 2-0)
Game 3 Match-Up: Kevin Tapani vs. Jim Kaat
The '69 Twins knew that they couldn't go into a three game hole in a best of seven series. The switch in venue from the Metrodome to Metropolitan Stadium seemed to revitalize the club. The March weather in Bloomington was frigid but that didn't seem to effect the performance of the '69 Twins. Kaat was sharp in eight innings of work by allowing only one unearned run to score. After being held to three total runs in the first two games, the '69 club finally found their swings and scored more than enough for Mr. Kaat.
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1991 Twins 1 ('91 Twins Lead Series 2-1)
Game 4 Match-Up: Jack Morris vs. Jim Perry (Part II)
This pivotal game would prove to be a difference maker in the outcome of the series. Both pitchers from Game 1 returned to the mound at the Met to do battle in Game 4. From the start of the game each pitcher looked fatigued from their previous start. Each manager stuck by their horse on the mound and let them ride out the storm from the opposition. Neither pitcher would figure into the decision of the game but the '91 bullpen would be the heroes by putting up zeros on the board after Morris exited.
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1969 Twins 6 ('91 Twins Lead Series 3-1)
Game 5 Match-Up: Scott Erickson vs. Dave Boswell (Part II)
Game 5 was an ugly one for the '69 Twins. Their long battle in the first round, combined with the wear and tear of this series, put the '69 club on the ropes to start this final game. The '91 Twins chased Boswell from the game early and they wouldn't look back. The '91 Twins would not be denied the chance to play for a title in the Ultimate Twins Team Bracket.
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1969 Twins 2 ('91 Twins Win Series 4-1)
Half of the Championship Series is set for the Ultimate Twins Team Bracket.
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The median home value in Fennville, MI is $228,000.
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The national median home value is $185,800.
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2585 Chase Farm Fennville, MI 49408
Courtesy: Shoreline Realtors LLC Sandy Shanahan
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Historic brick farmhouse saved from demolition by current owner & restored from top to bottom and sitting majestically on 3.5 acres minutes from Lake MI beaches and resort towns of Saugatuck & Douglas. Open 1st floor living space w/wood floors and main floor master w/bath. The kitchen features a stainless 6 burner Viking range, sub-zero refrigerator, center island and access to the 22x12 screened porch. The 2nd floor features another master w/bath and two spacious guest rooms with a shared bath. There is also an oversized 2 car garage, 24x12 covered patio and daylight basement (for future expansion which has plumbing roughed for bath). A little bit ''country'' minutes from town!
2827 Lake Breeze Fennville, MI 49408
Courtesy: Mill Pond Realty Laura Durham
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A spectacular home like this does not become available often, if ever. Nearly 5,000sqft of like-new living space nestled on 1.4 acres just off prestigious Lakeshore Drive complete with deeded access to Lake Michigan beach. This is a jewel whether you're looking for your year-round residence, a second home, or an incoming producing vacation getaway. The perfect blend of sophistication and casual living space. When you enter the front door, you will marvel at the soaring ceilings and be swept away by the flowing floor plan. The living room is open to the gourmet kitchen with center island, stainless steel appliances, and a walk-in pantry. The spacious dining room is perfect for gathering your friends and family - truly a great home for entertaining. Quality continues through the main level
112 W First Fennville, MI 49408
Courtesy: Mill Pond Realty Laura Durham
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Generation after generation, this home has been used as a vacation getaway; lovingly cared for and tastefully upgraded through the years. Character and charm will be felt the moment you open the door to the enclosed porch, even before you enter. From the hardwood floors, to the custom wood trim, and quaint wallpaper, you'll be awed by the beautiful touches throughout. This adorable home is a must see. Conveniently located to town, restaurants, Hutchins Lake, Fenn Valley, and only 10 minutes to either Lake Michigan or Saugatuck/Douglas. Great value for the money. Schedule your private tour today.
1302 66th Fennville, MI 49408
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Woodland Schmidt Saugatuck Kevin Putnam
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This cozy ranch has 2 Bedrooms, 1.5 Baths, and 2 car attached garage. It sits on 2.27 acres and is just a minutes away from downtown Glenn. The basement has been very well maintained and has an added room that could become a third bedroom option. The deck outside would be great for relaxing, barbecuing, entertaining, or just gazing at the nighttime sky & stars. This is also a great property for those that like to have their privacy on over two acres, yet still close enough to all surrounding cities. In addition, all major appliances are included with this property (Refrigerator, Range, Dishwasher, Washer, and Dryer).
6317 126th Fennville, MI 49408
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Woodland Schmidt Saugatuck David Hulst
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Quality 1978 ranch home in a nice country setting of 2.25 acres, yet not too far out, and surrounding by great neighboring properties. This home consists of 3 bedrooms and 1 and a half baths, with the walk-out lower level plumbed for an additional full bath, plus an additional bedroom if desired and plenty of recreation space. A nice home that has received some important upgrades in the last couple years including a NEW roof, well pressure tank, water softener and water heater. Additionally the wood floors in the master bedroom were refinished, lots of fresh paint plus some new light fixtures. Owner has done a lot of work but upcoming wedding precipitates a move. Still some cosmetic upgrades that you can do to your liking and add additional value to your home at the same time.
2614 Lakeshore Fennville, MI 49408
Courtesy: Mill Pond Realty Laura Durham
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You may have just found your dream waterfront home with private Lake Michigan frontage. Once in a blue moon does a lake property come available with nearly $250,000 of bluffscaping work completed for the new owners' enjoyment and protection of your investment. This luscious setting allows you to be surrounded by fresh, abundant greenery and lush landscaping as you take in gorgeous sunsets from the deck overlooking Lake Michigan. Wonderful terraced landscaping with easy gradual steps and spacious landing decks lead to your main beach deck where you can spend your afternoon enjoying the fresh breeze and the sound of the crashing waves. This four season cottage style home with charming interior offers the ideal setting to enjoy Saugatuck waterfront living. Gracious sprawling floor plan
2237 66th Fennville, MI 49408
Courtesy: Five Star Real Estate Lakeshore LLC Laurie Zwiers
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Horse farm on 14 beautiful acres in Fenville Mi! New septic system in 2010, several out buildings including an indoor riding arena and large outdoor riding arena! Trails to east side of the property as well as a stream and lovely building site to build your dream home. This property features a newer single wide mobile home with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a bunk house! This property can generate income from the 14 stalls inside the large barn where there is a large observation room with full kitchen, full bathroom, bedroom, laundry, large family room with fireplace and extra bathroom for horse boarders! Call today for your private tour! This property is zoned commercial.
2003 Lakeshore Fennville, MI 49408
Open House:
Saturday, 7/1 11:00-1:00PM
Courtesy: RE/MAX Saugatuck-Douglas William Rowe
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Amazingly cute Cape Cod cottage with Lake Michigan access right across the street! This is a unique opportunity to own a completely remodeled and sophisticated yet cozy, Saugatuck area cottage on Lakeshore Drive with the pristine Wau-Ke-Na Nature Preserve at your doorstep! This bright and open cottage has beautiful wood floors, a gas fireplace, a delightful new center island kitchen with quartz countertops and stainless appliances, knotty pine ceiling, a four season sunroom and multiple new decks that expand your summertime living! The large 1.1 acre lot also has a charming outbuilding with loads of possibilities and the cottage has a two car attached garage.
Courtesy: Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Michigan Real Estate Saugatuck Douglas Sarah Wellman
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Beautiful Ranch style home nestled amidst beautiful mature trees at the end of the cul-de-sac, in the desirable Orchard Meadow Subdivision. This home offers a master suite on the first level. In the kitchen there is a sliding glass door that opens up to a nice deck with an above ground pool, especially great for the summers. The home has a walk out basement with two bedrooms, a full bath(partially finished) so you can make it what you like, and a partially finished rec room. The home sits on almost 5 acres and has not, 2, but a 3 car stall garage. Plus, the property has a 30x40 poll barn with 14' walls, cement floor and has electric. The pole barn offers a great space to hold outdoor equipment, create a space for hobbies, the ideas are endless....
3023 Harbor Fennville, MI 49408
Courtesy: CENTURY 21 Affiliated William Underdown
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Waterfront luxurious home with 155 feet of Kalamazoo River frontage. Kayak, boat, or bike to Saugatuck and Douglas from this 4 bedroom/4 bath retreat with extensive entertainment areas indoors including open kitchen concept, large living/dining space with fireplace between expansive views overlooking the river and preserves. Step outside to a lusciously landscaped living space with large spaces for dining ''al fresco'' and retreating to the outdoor fire feature to savor the vista views. Continuously updated, meticulously cared for, and every attention to detail shows in this beautiful home. This is where you will create memories and entertain family and friends. Every season provides a picturesque backdrop with the flowing river and changing colors of the scenery.
2224 Sunset Fennville, MI 49408
Courtesy: Five Star Real Estate Lakeshore LLC Barbara Burmeister
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HUTCHINS LAKE JEWEL! 100' of direct level frontage on the lake. East/West sunrise & sunset view.4 seasons room overlooking your all sports 360 acre lake perfect for swimming, boating and fishing. Absolutely Adorable Cottage with vintage charm: beadboard, wraparound porch, open airy kitchen, all rooms with a view and shed for water toys. Plus extra undeveloped lot across the private road for an additional garage. Spend the summer relaxing in popular Farm-to-Table Fennville minutes from Saugatuck, Douglas and South Haven. Could be great rental property as well. Dock included!
6934 120th Fennville, MI 49408
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Sunday, 7/2 12:00-4:00PM
Courtesy: REOZOM REAL ESTATE SERV Justin Tibble
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First time on the market in 27 years this totally restored historic Michigan farmhouse includes 15 acres of hunting paradise with turkey and deer and is in walking distance to Lake Michigan or a short car ride to the next public beach access. If you like nature, hunting or entertaining on the wrap-around deck, then this is the home for you.This great vacation home is a 10 minute ride to the resort towns of Saugatuck/Douglas with great beaches, shopping and restaurants.As you enter the house you will be greeted by a large living-dining room combination,a remodeled kitchen with newer appliances,a 3-season room with french doors, an office and a full bathroom.Vintage oak stairs are leading to the 3 bedrooms upstairs- master bedroom -large dormitory bedroom-smaller guest room and a full bath
2491 Lakeshore Fennville, MI 49408
Courtesy: RE/MAX Saugatuck-Douglas William Rowe
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Amazing 14.7 acre property on Lakeshore Drive in Saugatuck Twp! This beautiful private setting has a well maintained 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath ranch home with 4 season room, two ponds, a magnificent ravine with creek and two barns! This is truly a rare find this close to Lake Michigan. The possibilities are endless for this picturesque retreat!
6953 121st Fennville, MI 49408
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Holland Douglas Klaasen
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Here is a classic, vintage storybook cottage that has been enjoyed by members of the same family for generations! Over 600 feet of Lake Michigan beach and waterfront is yours to enjoy all summer long at the beautiful 11 acre West Side County Park, located just around the corner from this charming cottage. It features 2 large bedrooms plus a 4 season sleeping porch, and with a couple of pull out couches it can easily sleep 10 - 12 people. It has a nice big eat-in kitchen plus plenty of living space for rainy days and for when its time to come inside and relax. The lot size is 1 acre and the original outhouse is still there (would be a great gardening shed!) and a large cement block garage / storage building. The home does have central heat and air conditioning and can be used year around.
102 W 1st Fennville, MI 49408
Courtesy: Patriot Realty Alix Criswell
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This home is a piece of Fennville history. Completely remodeled to studs, new drywall, new electrical & upgraded windows all within the last 10 years. New roof in 2012 involved complete tear-off & 30-year architectural shingles. New A/C compressor in 2013. Large kitchen has laminate flooring, center island, lots of cupboards & eating area. New dishwasher added in 2013. Upper floor master bedroom has electric fireplace & 2 spacious closets plus access to attic storage area. Main floor full bath w/ceramic floor & whirlpool tub includes laundry area. Wood floors under all carpeting. New garage door June 2017. Relax on the screened front porch or on the patio in the fenced back yard. Located in walking distance of downtown restaurants & shops plus convenient to I-196. Schedule your tour today
2525 Blue Star Fennville, MI 49408
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Woodland Schmidt Saugatuck Adam Doucette
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Animal lovers take notice! This gorgeous 2 story brick, 3 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath home is attached to a well maintained 2682 Sq. Ft. kennel with over 25 heated/air conditioned, indoor/outdoor suites. Kennel space includes multiple outdoor exercise areas with 6 Ft. fencing. Additional space in the entrance room for grooming with attached bathtub. Sitting on approx. 19.5 acres, this package offers endless opportunity. Home features several luxuries including a large stone fireplace in the main living area, a walk out patio off the den and a sizable walk-in closet off the master bedroom. Located just outside of Saugatuck/Douglas, this property is full of mature hardwoods as well as a beautiful walking trail. Don't miss out on this great opportunity!
2204 Recreation Fennville, MI 49408
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Woodland Schmidt Saugatuck Michael Bojko
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Impressive views of Hutchins Lake with deeded Lake Access. Shared with 8 other properties. Large ranch home will accommodate Family and guests with 5 bedrooms. The lower level walk out has two large bedrooms with huge Family Room. Main floor has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 3 season sun porch. Over looks beautifully maintained yard. Large living room, galley style kitchen and main floor laundry. This is a must see home. Enjoy evenings on the large front porch.
1335 Fabun Fennville, MI 49408
Courtesy: Villegas Group Vincent Villegas
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Lake Michigan Real Estate. Welcome to 1335 Fabun! This arts & crafts home sits across from Lake Michigan with access at Glenn Beach - a short walk. You will enjoy the wrap-around screened porch during the summer months or open the doors and enjoy the lake breeze. Gleaming hardwood floors, built-ins in the dining area and much old world charm which has been preserved - you'll love the character! The main floor features an open living and dining room which flows into the kitchen as well as a half bath and situated off the porch is an extra room, perfect for an office. The upper level features 3 bedrooms and a full bath. The landscape was designed to provide privacy. Glenn is known for its pancakes and the home is within a mile of restaurants & fun activities. Seller Financing available!
2253 Blue Goose Fennville, MI 49408
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Woodland Schmidt Saugatuck Michael Bojko
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Cozy two bedroom cottage with HUGE wow factors!! You will take the plank landscaped walk before entering this charming cottage home. Completely renovated over the years & owned since 1996. Open concept hardwood floors, cathedral ceilings, wood burning fireplace, skylights, fully equipped kitchen with hand built (gorgeous) cabinetry. You cannot find quality like this and throughout the home. Two bedroom/One bath. Wall of windows facing your private waterfront on Hutchins Lake. Boat Dock w/Lift. Screen porch to enjoy peaceful tranquility. Sale includes two parcels - total 14 acres. The 12 acre parcel has a buildable site. Hutchins Lake is 376 acres and 34ft in depth, great for boating, fishing and swimming. Rare opportunity of this unique property. Perfect for the weekend getaway.
6338 124th Fennville, MI 49408
Courtesy: Assist 2 Sell Buyers & Sellers Laura Yntema
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Farm house on 7.6 acres- 3 bedroom/1 full bath home. Some hardwood floors restored. Washer/Dryer hookup in garage on main level. Gas fireplace. NATURAL GAS HEAT. Vaulted ceiling with beams in kitchen and breakfast area. Formal dining room. Michigan basement with newer cement floor. Insulated four season entry way.NEW FURNACE 2016,NEW well 2008, New bladder tank 2017, 2013 new back partial re-shingle. Just Needs TLC to fully restore this home :)
6964 Lakeshore Fennville, MI 49408
Courtesy: Five Star Real Estate Lakeshore LLC Patricia Tabachuk
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This stunning home is just off Lakeshore Drive, South of Pier Cove and a short walk to Westshore Park on Lake Michigan. The chefs kitchen boasts a viking refrigerator and wolfe stove, as well as granite countertops as well as a large dining area. The home boasts bright open concept living space with stone floor to ceiling fireplace and a view of the woods. In the lower level you will find a wet bar, entertainment area and work out room. Three with the possibility of a forth bedroom. The master suite also has its own deck. The exterior has multiple decks and porches and a hot tub. For extra entertainment there is also has a bocche ball court and a built in chess set on the property. This home is an absolute gem. https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=zoNsGLUuMwP
205 Wilson Fennville, MI 49408
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Woodland Schmidt Rhonda Stygstra
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Fabulously renovated and charming 4 bedroom, 2 full bath home in downtown Fennville. This beautiful home has been totally redone and offers a kitchen with stainless steel appliances and plenty of cabinets, large formal dining room, bright living room, cozy den/sitting room, spacious master suite, main floor laundry, and a large 4th bedroom/bonus room upstairs. Enjoy relaxing on your beautiful front porch or side patio, gardening or playing in your backyard, or strolling downtown. Storage shed and full basement for all your storage needs. Come see this fabulous home with awesome curb appeal and make it your own!
1961 Lakeshore Fennville, MI 49408
Open House:
Saturday, 7/1 11:00-1:00PM
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Woodland Schmidt Saugatuck Gregory Smith
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Here's a great opportunity to own a wonderful 4 bedroom, 3 1/2 bathroom home situated on just over 4 acres of wooded land and located directly across the street from Wau-Ke-Na Preserve on Lake Michigan. Incredibly spacious home offering front screened porch and year round rear porch that overlooks the fenced in backyard and in ground salt water swimming pool. Great home for entertaining with plenty of open spaces off of the kitchen. Main floor Master bedroom and bathroom as well as main floor laundry room with access to the 3 car garage. Finished walk-out lower level with screened porch and walk-out to deck and pool area. Additionally, this home offers a separate 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom guesthouse that is attached via a screened in breezeway. Ideal as an in-law suite, space for additional
2342 Lakeshore Fennville, MI 49408
Courtesy: Five Star Real Estate (Main) James Yurgaites
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Imagine driving up a tree lined driveway to a beautiful home on a park like setting knowing it is just a short stroll down a private boardwalk to Lake Michigan! Is this what you have been dreaming about for this summer? Then look no further! There is 70 feet of private Lake Michigan frontage shared with just 7 houses in the Pier Cove Development! This lovely 3 bedroom, 4 bath home is ready for a new owner and is perfect for entertaining! There is an extra parking area for your guests as well! Inside you will find an entrance into a grand living room that boasts soaring ceilings, plenty of windows to let in natural light and a fireplace! Plus a spacious dining area, kitchen with snack bar, a sun porch, den and more! Upstairs there are built in bookshelves, a private master suite
7034 Crawford Fennville, MI 49408
Courtesy: Conklin Real Estate Todd Fenn
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Owned and lovingly cared for by the same family for over 50 years, this solidly built, exceptionally maintained home sits on a peaceful, friendly neighborhood road walking distance to public Lake Michigan access. Conveniently located in Glenn, between Saugatuck and South Haven, walking distance to town and the Glenn School. Strip oak flooring, plaster walls with arched ceiling molding, custom in wall built dresser, tile bath, and bullnose block are some of the detailed features, as well as a 3 season room and large kitchen. Newer roof, furnace, well, windows, appliances,countertops, and carpet make it complete. Aluminum gutters with gutter guards all around the home and curtain drains as well. 2 outbuildings and well landscaped.
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Off Kingseat Road - Kingseat - Dunfermline - Fife - KY12 0UN 15.51 miles from Alva, Clackmannanshire
Our development of 45 new homes in the pretty village of Kingseat in Fife offers an interesting mix of 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes to appeal to a wide range of buyers.
Located off Kingseat Road, our development has stunning countryside views, and it offers an idyllic setting for buyers to the benefit from the gentle pace of village life whilst remaining easily accessible to both Dunfermline and the city of Edinburgh.
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Off Dunlin Drive - Dunfermline - Fife - KY11 8ZF 15.89 miles from Alva, Clackmannanshire
Available to view at Wallace Grange our Stewart and Wallace showhomes.
Our development of new homes at Wallace Grange in Dunfermline offers an interesting mix of two, three, four and five bedroom homes and two bedroom apartments to appeal to a wide range of buyers. Located off Dunlin Drive, the development is part of the wider Dunfermline Eastern expansion.
5 bedroom
Detached house
This is a generous home that offers relaxed family living with a spacious lounge and adjoining dining room. The open plan kitchen/family room with French doors is an ideal social space and offers access to the rear garden. Upstairs the master bedroom and bedroom two enjoy the benefits of an en suite.
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4 bedroom
Detached house
This generous home offers superb family living space. The fully-fitted kitchen with French doors takes advantage of the private rear garden, plus a separate lounge and dining room make entertaining a breeze. Bedrooms two and three have a Jack & Jill en suite and the master bedroom is a stylish retreat.
The thoughtful and practical layout of this home includes an impressive lounge to the front, separate dining room and a stylish fully-fitted kitchen with an informal breakfast area, a natural place to catch up for busy families. Upstairs the landing leads to four well-proportioned bedrooms.
An open-plan kitchen/breakfast area with French doors to the rear garden is ideal for informal dining. Upstairs is a master en suite and bedrooms two and three share a Jack & Jill en suite.
Off Strath Brennig Road - Smithstone - Cumbernauld - North Lanarkshire - G68 9FG 16.59 miles from Alva, Clackmannanshire
A development of 131 homes to including a superb range of 2 bedroom luxury apartments and 2, 3 and 4 bedroom family homes.
Now selling from apartment plot 73 , 60 Cailhead Drive, G68 9FA. Follow Caihead Drive until you reach the first block of flats.
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2 bedroom apartment with open plan lounge, dining and kitchen area, ideal for first time buyers.
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Masterton Gate - Aberdour Road/Middlebank Rise - Dunfermline - Fife - KY11 8NG 17.08 miles from Alva, Clackmannanshire
Sales office is located on Lapwing Drive, Dunfermline
Our development of 26 new homes at Masterton Gate, Dunfermline offers an interesting mix of three, four and five bedroom homes to appeal to a wide range of buyers. Located of Middlebank Rise and Aberdour Road, the development is part of the wider Dunfermline Eastern Expansion.
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The four bedroom detached Fairbairn offers great living and entertaining space with a comfortable lounge and separate diningroom, along with a downstairs WC. The kitchen/breakfast area with French doors leading to the rear garden allows you to maximise the outdoors. Upstairs there are 4 well proportioned bedrooms with master en-suite and a practical family bathroom. An integral garage and added storage completes the picture.
Part exchange available
This home boasts a practical and stylish layout. The lounge has French doors overlooking the private rear garden and there is a separate fully-fitted kitchen. The dining room overlooks the front garden, and a master bedroom with en suite and three more bedrooms offer easy family living.
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The Four bedroom detached Maxwell with it's impressive Lounge to the front, separate dining room and kitchen/family room offers a practical and thoughtful layout for busy families. Upstairs the landing leads to four well-proportioned bedrooms with master en-suite and family bathroom. Integral garage adds to the overall practicality of this great family home.
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Detached house
This stylish Lounge and dining room combined to create a great space to relax or entertain in and, along with the separate contemporary kitchen, these rooms offer access to the rear garden to maximise your outdoor space. The downstairs WC and hall storage cupboard add to the practical features of this home. Upstairs there are 3 bedrooms including a master bedroom with en-suite as well as a separate family bathroom.
Beatlie Road - Winchburgh - West Lothian - EH52 6RD 18.66 miles from Alva, Clackmannanshire
Available to view at Seton Park our Geddes and Maxwell showhomes.
Our development at Seton Park in Winchburgh Village will offer an interesting mix of 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes to appeal to a wide range of buyers. Enjoying an idyllic setting within the overall masterplan vision for Winchburgh Village *, buyers here will enjoy the balance of quiet village life with the convenience of Edinburgh close by.
*Master Plan features will be delivered over a period time. They are not the responsibility of Taylor Wimpey and could be subject to change.
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Terrace town house
This is modern family living over three floors. The stylish kitchen and dining area has French doors to the rear garden, and the lounge has views to the front. Bedroom two, three and four enjoy the middle ground. A master bedroom with en suite and separate dressing room complete the top floor.
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This superb home has a practical layout with three well-proportioned bedrooms upstairs so there is space for everyone in the family. Downstairs the lounge/dining room overlooks the rear garden. Plus, there is helpful storage in the hall, a downstairs WC and contemporary kitchen.
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The spacious fully-fitted kitchen overlooks the front garden, whilst the lounge/dining area has French doors to the rear garden to maximise the outdoors. Hall storage and a downstairs WC are handy additions, plus two bedrooms and a family bathroom make this home ideal for families
This spacious home encourages relaxed family living in the lounge that stretches the property's entire length. A separate dining room, plus large fully-fitted kitchen with adjoining breakfast area are ideal for entertaining. The master bedroom and bedroom two enjoy the benefits of an en suite.


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The scuttlebutt started days ago. Who would be the first corner taken? Would it be the long time favorite (Leon Hall), or the guy with the rapidly-rising stock (Darrelle Revis)? After doing a masterful job repairing his own draft stock by running a 4.39 at the NFL combine, most pundits believed that Hall had solidified his position in the upper half of the first round. Some even had him going in the top ten. However, as the days progressed and more teams began to learn more about Revis, it became clear that the former Pitt standout would likely be the first corner taken. His rise up the draft boards was the primary culprit in Hall lasting until the 18th pick, where he was gobbled up by the Cincinnati Bengals.
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Woodley was thought to be on the first round draft board of many NFL teams directly after the season concluded, but when a hamstring injury limited him to a few practices in the Senior Bowl and kept him out of the NFL combine, many of those teams began to drop him down. They began latching on to his perceived deficiency… his atypical size for linebacker or defensive end (6-1.5, 266). One team that remained intrigued was the Pittsburgh Steelers. Known for their ability to take so-called tweener DE/LB prospects and put them in positions to excel in their 3-4 scheme, the defensive staff in Pittsburgh felt Woodley would fit what they do perfectly. When he worked out Michigan's pro-day last month, the Steelers brass was even more convinced. The Lombardi trophy winner turned in a vertical of 38.5 inches, had 35.25 inch arms, ran 4.71 40, and was on the verge of cracking 4.6 when he slipped en route to finishing his second attempt in 4.77.
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Artist Reception: Mark Whelan
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Decorah native and Luther College alumnus Mark Whelan is the Decorah Public Library Mezzanine Gallery featured artist until the end of September. A reception for Whelan will be held from 7-8 p.m. Wednesday September 22 on the 2nd floor of the library. The public is invited to come and meet Whelan, enjoy the show, and sample light refreshments provided by the Decorah Regional Arts Council (DRAC).
According to Whelan, "The ability to draw has allowed me the opportunity to physically portray an array of dreams, inspirations, and passions. Exploring a vast repertoire of creativity by limited means, such as pen and ink, is a challenge but one I have embraced since my childhood. Motion pictures, music, literature, graphic novels and electronic games were- and are- a profound influence. The works of Akira Kurosawa, Hayao Miyazaki, Steven Spielberg, Yu Suzuki and Wendy and Richard Pini continue to enthrall and compel me, but it is in company with my friends and family that my greatest ideas are realized. The extraordinary people I encounter and befriend throughout my life have served well in developing me artistically and spiritually. I am indebted to their support and humbled by their own amazing talents and accomplishments. The work currently on display at Decorah Public Library is a collection of 'conceptual drawings' and 'production stills' that complement my film and graphic novel brainstorms. Behind every piece lies a story begging to be told. I hope the imagery will be enough to satisfy those unfamiliar with the stories surrounding their creation; it is the pivotal hurdle in conveying any genuine emotional attachment to these works. If those unknowing are able to devise their own story from these images, my duty as an artist will be fulfilled."
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Currently working on a H1B visa (the 2nd renewed H1B) and have a green card at the last stage of processing waiting for the priority date. I have to go abroad soon for a trip and I've arranged to get my visa stamp at the US consulate in my home country, so that I can reenter the US.
Will the charge have an effect on my re-entry back into the country?
Will it affect renewing my H1B again after this one expires? (I have to go yr by yr after the 2nd H1B expires)
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I had no idea if there was a good deal. There was a public defender with me but it seemed like at the time I had to give an answer and wanted the case over with.
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The upcoming episode will bring a celebration time in newly married couple Mohan and Megha's life in Na Bole Tum Na Maine Kuch Kaha (NBTNMKK) on Colors.
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Afghan student calls for tolerance
Hafiza Akbari moved to Australia from Afghanistan with her family four years ago and marked Harmony Day by calling for greater tolerance and understanding.
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The Renmark High School student said that while the door to a better education and a more peaceful life had opened since leaving Afghanistan, she still battled bullying and prejudice.
"Everyone belongs to each other, we are all human, we should always hold each other's hands," Hafiza said.
"People still don't accept our background here, people still bully and stuff, but this is just the way it works, you just have to continue with people, talking, making friends."
The 18-year-old is this year studying Year 10, three years below her peers.
"I'm supposed to be finishing my school this year but I went three years back to primary school because I wanted to do good English," she said.
Despite growing up without electricity and in a country under the grip of Taliban rule, Hafiza managed to attend a nearby school.
She had a neighbour who taught at the school, who helped ensure she knew how to read and write Dari, the Persian dialect spoken in Afghanistan.
"There weren't many teachers, because some people didn't have much saved they couldn't manage to go to school, they couldn't pay the bills," Hafiza said.
"[Our neighbour] managed to let us go to the school or sometimes he would teach us Darian at home, helping us to learn, I worked hard so I could write and read."
The hardworking teenager, who juggles her studies with a job at a fast food outlet, made the trip to Australia with her three brothers and three sisters, as well as one cousin.
She continues to support people in Afghanistan by sending $200 a month to her homeland.
Her concern for friends and relatives prompted her to organise a candlelit vigil at the Renmark fountain in February to protest the persecution of the Hazara people.
Harmony Day provided Hafiza with a chance to address her fellow students at a gathering in Renmark.
Three hundred orange balloons were released during the celebration.
She hoped opportunities provided in Australia would allow her to study health and science or law at university.
"In Afghanistan is not good, there is killing and stuff, where as Australia has lots of freedom and there's more opportunity to study or do whatever you want to do in the future," she said.


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