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MILWAUKEE Al Jefferson muscled his way through the Bucks' defense.
Then he cooled off by sticking the right ankle that had been bothering him in a bucket of ice.
The Charlotte Bobcats are picking things up quickly with Jefferson in the middle again after the injury that had forced him out of the lineup.
Jefferson scored 19 points, Gerald Henderson added 17 and the Bobcats handed the Milwaukee Bucks their eighth straight loss in a 96-72 win Saturday night.
Jefferson, in his second game back from an ankle injury, added seven rebounds for Charlotte, which has won two of three to pull back to .500 (7-7).
"My first game back, I was a little rusty," Jefferson said while icing down the ankle.
The Bobcats lost to Phoenix 98-91 on Friday night, when Jefferson finished with nine points in his first action after missing four games.
"But it never fails the second game. It like clicked," Jefferson said while snapping his fingers. "And that's what we did better than last night."
Reserve Khris Middleton (20 points) led the Bucks, who shot just 35 percent. Milwaukee's losing streak is its longest since closing out the 2007-8 season with eight consecutive losses.
Coach Larry Drew was optimistic before the game that his team would bounce back from a 115-107 loss in overtime to Philadelphia on Friday night.
Instead, the Bucks struggled again. At 2-10, they're the worst team in the Eastern Conference.
"I owe the fans a big, big apology for the performance of this team tonight. Very, very disappointed," Drew said. "A team that I really thought after last night's loss would come out and play with some energy, with some passion and they did not do that."
Middleton outscored the Bucks' starting five of Caron Butler, Ersan Ilyasova, Zaza Pachulia, O.J. Mayo and Luke Ridnour, who combined for 16 points on 8-of-28 shooting.
Charlotte led the entire way, building on a 46-39 halftime lead. A smattering of boos came down for the Bucks with Charlotte up 23 after three quarters.
"I told the guys after the game that there will be changes in our starting lineup," Drew said. "If they're not on the same page with it, so be it, but there will be changes."
The Bobcats outmuscled the Bucks to pull away. Jeff Adrien added 10 rebounds off the bench for Charlotte, which had decisive edges on the boards (52-36) and points in the paint (48-28).
Charlotte was briefly threatened in the second quarter, when the Bucks narrowed an early 12-point edge to 36-35. But Milwaukee had a 2-of-18 shooting stretch from late in the second quarter to late in the third.
"The biggest thing was energy," Henderson said about the defensive effort. "We're coming off a tough loss at home. Then you come off a back-to-back. Milwaukee. It's cold. You've just got to come with energy on the road."
The Bucks, struggling with injuries, are slowly getting healthy. An injury list that once numbered about a half-dozen players was down to just two on Saturday night in Larry Sanders (thumb) and Carlos Delfino (foot). Point guard Brandon Knight returned to the floor after missing time with a hamstring injury.
It still wasn't enough for the Bucks, who looked disjointed on the offensive end.
Charlotte capitalized coming out of the half. Josh McRoberts (12 points, nine rebounds) hit a 3 from the wing with the shot clock winding down, leaving Ilyasova to hang his head in frustration as he jogged back up the floor.
Mayo missed a quick jumper and the Bobcats came racing down in transition after a rebound by McRoberts. Jefferson drove the lane and got fouled, but missed the second of two foul shots.
Then the 6-foot-10, 289-pound Jefferson showed exactly why Charlotte signed him to a three-year, $41 million contract in the offseason, grabbing the offensive board and getting fouled again. This time, Jefferson made both foul shots for an 11-point lead with 11:12 left in the third quarter.
"There's not many guys that can play him effectively," coach Steve Clifford said. "He's an elite low-post scorer down there."
John Henson had 10 points and nine boards for Milwaukee.
Notes: Knight missed five games because of the injury. He had three points and seven assists in 25 minutes. Ridnour started at the point. ... The No. 2 Duke women's basketball team watched from the stands, ahead of the Blue Devils' game Sunday against Marquette. Duke post player Amber Henson is Henson's sister.
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Bare pasture with planning permission for 5MW solar farm. Old WW2 airfield. Great access. Arable improvement potential. 40 acre plot with solar planning permission. In total 152.78 acres. Available as a whole or in two lots. Lot 1 - Lot 1 extends to 103.43 acres of Grade 3 land and is all currently in grass. On 20th June 2011, West Oxfordshire District Council granted planning permission for the 5MW solar farm on a 40 acre field marked by green hatching on the plan. The solar farm has the potential to generate enough energy to satisfy the needs of 1,200 homes. The area of land covered by panels is only on a 40 acres plot. The land has been unused for a number of years and this proposal presents an opportunity to restore the land increasing both biodiversity and productivity. For further details about the planning permission please contact the vendors agent. In all about 103. Lot 2 - The land in Lot 2, as in Lot 1 also, is Grade 3. It is a shallow well drained lime rich calcareous loamy soil over limestone and is currently all down to grass. On the easterly boundary can be found the remainder of one of the runways providing good access to the land. In all about 49.35 acres Burford 3 miles Oxford 23 miles Central London 81 miles (All distances are approximate).
LOCATION The village of East Hendred lies at the foot of the Berkshire downs in South Oxfordshire in an area of outstanding natural beauty offering good access to the market towns of Wantage, Didcot and Abingdon with the A34 road network only 5 minutes drive. Within the village there are two primary schools, three public houses and a thriving village stores/ post office plus numerous clubs and societies covering the complete age range, The property is situated on the southern edge of the village with access to surrounding cycle routes and the historic ridgeway. Didcot mainline station (c.5 miles) offers access to London (Paddington) in around 45 minutes. . http://www.arkadia.com/pveo-t1677537/
Farmyard and buildings with income potential and paddocks. In a ring fence extending in all about 15 acres. Freehold Lot 2 of a wider sale. Situation Old Farmhouse farmyard lies within the rural Oxfordshire village of Black Bourton with its Norman church of St Mary, The Vines restaurant and its local community areas incorporating childrens play areas and tennis court. Local facilities are available at Bampton (2 miles) and Carterton (3.5 miles). The University city of Oxford is 20 miles distant with its educational, cultural and retail facilities. A mainline station at Charlbury 15 miles with a service to London Paddington in 90 minutes. Farm Building Portal frame agricultural barn with lean-to with corrugated tin roof and part block work walls and concrete floor. Currently used for storage with a work shop area with inspection pit and single office. Extending in all to about 5, 362ft2 (498m2). Yard Adjacent to the farm buildings is a yard area, part concrete and part hard standing. The farm buildings and yard area are accessed from a separate concrete driveway and benefit from security lighting and three phase electricity. The Land All down to permanent pasture and fenced into individual paddocks with post and wire fencing. Mains fed water troughs supply the individual paddocks and there is a timber field shelter to the north of the land with rubble floor and felt roof. Local Authority West Oxfordshire District Council: , Oxfordshire County Council: Tenure The property is offered freehold with vacant possession. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t2391384/
Traditional range of agricultural barns/outbuildings benefitting from full detailed planning permission for their conversion into 7 residential units (full residential use) together with installation of a mini sewage plant. Access to the outbuildings is via a newly constructed driveway. Situated in pleasant rural location surrounded by open countryside. Description Planning permission has been granted under planning reference 47C105B for the conversion of existing outbuildings into seven residential units (full residential use) and installation of a mini sewage plan. Access to the outbuildings is via a newly constructed driveway. Notice Of Decision Granted Planning notice dated 14th January 2008. Reference number 47C105B. We are informed by the Local Authority that as works have commences at the entrance of the site, they confirm that planning permission has been safeguarded. Planning Authority Anglesey County Council, Council Offices, Llangefni, Anglesey, LL77 7TW. Planning Authority A copy of the decision and proposed units may be inspected at Morgan Evans & Company Limited, Head Office, 28-30 Church Street, Llangefni, Anglesey at any time during normal office hours. Services To be connected by the purchaser. NB The plan provided with these particulars is not to scale and is merely provided as a means of identifying the approximate location of the plot. Range of traditional agricultural barns. Planning permission for conversion. 7 residential units. Construction of new vehicular & pedestrian access. Pleasant rural location with open countryside. You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website. All measurements are approximate. http://www.arkadia.com/pveo-t299853/
Thomas Campbell Estate Agents are excited to present this fantastic opportunity to purchase this FOUR BEDROOM detached VICTORIAN FARM HOUSE for sale set in nearly FIVE ACRES (stms). Situated conveniently close to Tattershall and Conningsby and just 14 miles from Lincoln and the market town of Boston, the property is ideally located. Also presenting commercial opportunities, approximately 8000 sq. ft. of VARIED OUTBUILDINGS are also situated on the property including a 40ft WORKSHOP. The selling agent highly recommends viewing. Full details coming soon .... IMPORTANT NOTICE These particulars which have been produced with the greatest of care and attention, and are only intended to give the purchaser a guide to the description of the property. They are prepared to comply with the Property Misdescriptions Act 1991; however they are for guidance only and must not be relied on as a statement of fact. These particulars do not constitute an offer or contract. Intended purchasers should satisfy themselves by inspection to the property and its appliances, equipment and services as these have not been tested. Draft details awaiting vendors approval. http://www.arkadia.com/pveo-t1734194/
An attractive Grade II Listed Cotswold stone farmhouse set in attractive mature gardens and grounds. Extending in all to about 0.7 acres. Freehold 5 bedroom farmhouse, stables, offices, gardens and grounds. Lot 1 of a wider sale further land and buildings available by separate negotiation. Situation Old Farmhouse lies within the rural Oxfordshire village of Black Bourton with its Norman church of St Mary, The Vines restaurant and its local community areas incorporating childrens play areas and tennis court. Local facilities are available at Bampton (2 miles) and Carterton (3.5 miles). The University city of Oxford is 20 miles distant with its educational, cultural and retail facilities. A mainline station at Charlbury 15 miles with a service to London Paddington in 90 minutes. Description Accessed by a private drive with wooden electric gated entrance the farmhouse is built of Cotswold stone under a part Stonesfield part Welsh blue slate roof with courtyard parking and formal gardens surrounding. Entering through the back door the accommodation comprises:- Ground Floor Entrance porch with stone floor and Firebird boiler and door through to the kitchen with wall and floor mounted units, single sink and drainer, electric oven with a particular feature being the well which is covered with Perspex and lit with submerged lighting. Continuing through to a dining room with open fire with stone hearth and Cotswold stone surround. A door leads through to the family room with French doors to outside. The drawing room is full of character with exposed beams, inglenook fireplace with stone hearth and Cotswold stone surround and timber sash windows with views over open countryside. A door leads through to the sitting room with stairs to the first floor and door to outside. A door leads to the study and downstairs wc. First Floor From the dining room stairs lead to the first floor and master bedroom with fitted wardrobes and en-suite bathroom. Along the hallway bedroom 2 with views over open countryside. Bedroom 3 and adjacent family bathroom. From the landing stairs lead to Second Floor Bedrooms 4 and 5 in the eaves with exposed timber beams. Outside There is a lawned garden area to the front of the house surrounded by Cotswold stone walls. To the south an enclosed terrace area ideal for entertaining, a further lawned garden with planted borders incorporating a variety of plantings including rose bushes with two greenhouses off lying. Farm Buildings To the west of the farmhouse lie the farm buildings in a compact block and are divided into:- (As numbered on the block plan). Building 1 Built of part Cotswold stone part block work and part timber clad with a corrugated tin roof. Range of former stables currently used as workshops and stores. Extending in all to about 1, 450ft2 (135m2). Building 2 Built of block work (rendered) under a corrugated tin roof. Comprising two fully serviced offices with wc and kitchenette. Extending in all to about 580ft2 (54m2). Local Authority West Oxfordshire District Council: , Oxfordshire County Council: Tenure The property is offered freehold with vacant possession. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t2226912/
An attractive family home in a beautiful waterside setting with a detached two storey studio, a range of further outbuildings and good access to excellent schools Oxford and London via road or rail. Surrounded by landscaped gardens, set back from the Oxford Canal, Nellbridge House Farm offers excellent family accommodation. The house has the benefit of a range of outbuildings including an adjoining workshop / barn which extends to over 1250 sq ft. and a substantial detached two storey office building, with adjoining art room and further games room / gym, all of which offer potential for other uses. Within the house, a number of well-proportioned reception rooms and a kitchen / breakfast room offer wonderful family accommodation, with an orangery to the west providing views over the mature gardens beyond. On the first floor, three bedrooms, along with two bathrooms provide well presented space, with views to the east and a staircase which leads to the second floor and a further bedroom with bathroom. For further information, see brochure. Adderbury 2 miles, Bloxham 4 miles, Kings Sutton 1.5 miles, Banbury 5 miles (Marylebone from 50 minutes), Bicester North railway station 7 miles (Marylebone from 43 minutes), Oxford 20 miles.
Situated within the historic village of Gulval Churchtown, sits this substantial south-facing barn conversion which has two double bedrooms (one of which is en-suite) as well as a couple of granite outbuildings within its grounds. The reverse-level accommodation offers spacious areas with exposed timber flooring and beams and comprises large hallway with two double bedrooms (one with en-suite shower room) and family bathroom/wet room on the ground floor. On the first floor there is a lounge with gas fire, open-plan kitchen/dining room, each of which enjoys lovely views across the village towards Mounts Bay. The property is approached over a driveway leading to an area of parking for several vehicles and is set within established gardens with the aforementioned outbuildings and sun room/conservatory. Lower Churchtown Barn is offered for sale with no onward chain. http://www.arkadia.com/pveo-t1692713/
Spacious barn conversion situated within a delightful rural location. Ent. hall, cloakroom, lounge, dining room, family room, dining/kitchen, utility. 4 bedrooms, en suite facilities, family bathroom. Garage, various outbuildings and extensive grounds. . http://www.arkadia.com/pveo-t149281/
A magnificent opportunity to acquire a stone built barn conversion with fantastic outbuildings and approximately 13 acres of grassland. Situated within this extremely sought after area to the south of Harrogate, enjoying a rural location a short distance from town. The property benefits from versatile accommodation with potential to increase the living space to meet the purchasers requirements. Outside the property enjoys a formal lawned garden bound by a dry stone wall to the front and a large open courtyard to the rear enjoying the far reaching countryside views. The adjoining outbuildings vary in size and range from a large barn to numerous multi purpose sheds. GROUND FLOOR Entrance Hall 12'2" x 5'6" Cloakroom 8'3" x 5'3" Laundry Room 8'3" x 6'8" Living Room 20'9" x 16'10" Breakfast Kitchen 20'1" x 16'9" Dining Room 19'2" x 13'3" Annex Living/Dining Room 19'4" x 17'4" Utility Kitchen 10'4" x 7'10" FIRST FLOOR Landing Bedroom One 20'8" x 15'10" En-suite Bathroom 13'1" x 9' Bedroom Two 16' x 12'5" narrowing to 10' Bedroom Three 12'4" x 10'4" Shower Room 10'3" x 6'4" Mezzanine Landing 10'10" x 7'4" Mezzanine Bedroom Four 10'6" x 8' En-suite Shower Room 8'9" x 5'6" There is a lawned formal garden to the front of the property, and a courtyard to the rear with a gate to the rear paddocks. The concrete driveway leads to - Barn - Outbuilding 1 58' x 58' Outbuilding 2 51' x 19' Outbuilding 3 14'2" x 11'5" Outbuilding 4 14'2" x 11'8" Outbuilding 5 30' x 28'9" Outbuilding 6 14'2" x 13'8" Timber Barn 7 45' x 18'1" Open Shed 8 18' x 15' Courtyard Building 9 Former Stable Block Room One 13'7" x 11'5" Room Two 13'7" x 10'6" Room Three 13'7" x 10'7" Room Four 13'7" x 10'11" COUNCIL TAX The property has been placed in band G. TENURE The tenure of the property is freehold. DIRECTIONS - HG3 1QL Take the B6162 Otley Road out of Harrogate towards Beckwithshaw. Travel past the turning for Howhill Road on the left, and take the next lane on the left. Follow the lane to the end where The Old Barn is situated on the left hand side. http://www.arkadia.com/pveo-t217943/
THE PROPERTY Sundial is situated in a semi rural location approximately half a mile from the outskirts of Lechlade and opposite the exclusive Lakes By Yoo Development. The property is one of three situated within a converted barn enjoying recently refurbished bath/shower rooms and a kitchen. The accommodation is entered into a spacious hall with cloakroom and stairs rising to the first floor. The kitchen is fitted with an extensive range of floor and wall mounted units and includes a built in oven, hob and extractor. The sitting room has a lovely exposed beam and views over the rear garden. On the first floor the master bedroom has an en suite shower room fitted with a white suite. The second bedroom has an exposed beam and cupboard and the bathroom is particularly spacious being fitted with a white suite comprising panelled bath, wash hand basin and WC. Outside to the front of the property is a gravelled garden providing off road parking for at least two vehicles. At the rear is a fully enclosed garden which is laid to lawn with a small patio, flower borders and a garden shed. The property has a gas fired heating system to radiators with mains water and electricity connected. Drainage is to a septic tank shared with the neighbouring properties. Internal viewing of this lovely home is highly recommended. AMENITIES A beautiful village adjoining the River Thames and on the borders of Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire and Wiltshire, Lechlade has a population of just over 3, 000. There are several independent shops, a small supermarket, a church, doctors' surgery, excellent primary school and a library. There is a healthy tourist trade, particularly in the summer, when the Thames is busy with cruisers, narrow boats and small boats. There is good fishing in the local rivers and lakes, country walks in the beautiful Cotswolds countryside, and various nature reserves in the area. The town is a good staging-post for visitors to the Cotswolds and the historic towns of Oxford and Cirencester. . http://www.arkadia.com/pveo-t1550416/
Biddenden is a village and civil parish in the Ashford District of Kent, England. The village lies on the Weald of Kent, some five miles (8 km) north of Tenterden. It was centre for Wealden iron industry and also of cloth making. During the reign of Edward III some Flemish cloth workers settled in the area. The ready availability of raw materials led to the establishment of an industry for the production of broadcloth. An important cottage industry is established to the west, where wine and cider is produced. In 1100, Mary and Eliza Chulkhurst, a pair of conjoined twins, were supposedly born in the village. The Biddenden Maids, as they became known, are celebrated on the village sign. THE PROPERTY Nimrod Hall Farm is an enchanting 4 Bedroom detached Grade II Listed Character farm house, accessed through electrically operated wrought iron gates with a sweeping shingled driveway to the house, this property is brought to the sales market extremely well presented with many desirable aspects and is overwhelming with style plus many original features. The property is arranged over 3 floors and has recently been renovated to include Kent Peg tile roof, large working Inglenook Fireplace to the Lounge plus a detached 1 bedroom Barn conversion annex, workshop, garden room outbuildings, beautiful varied gardens, 3 natural ponds with very picturesque seating areas and a 2 acre paddock approximately. This stunning property is located in a rural yet not isolated setting THE ANNEX Detached converted barn with own private garden area, open planned Lounge/Kitchen/breakfast room under a vaulted ceiling, en suite wet room to master bedroom, Staircase to first floor bedroom. THE GARDENS Mostly laid to lawn secluded by mature shrubs and trees. There are 3 natural ponds with very private seating areas OUTBUILDINGS To the rear of the farm house you will find the summer house with its beamed ceilings and door, which opens on to a decked area over looking the pond. To the end of the summer house is a purpose built utility area, nearby and detached is the original brick built outside toilet still used and in good working order. A smaller barn has been renovated and is now used as a functional workshop. LAND Approximately 2 acre paddock with natural pond. SERVICES: Mains water. Mains electricity Oil fired heating. Private drainage. VIEWING: Viewings are arranged solely through Philberts. http://www.arkadia.com/pveo-t672592/
A charming stone-built studio outbuilding with planning consent for extension and conversion to a residential dwelling in a beautiful rural setting near to the artists town of Kirkcudbright Clauchendolly Studio is a traditional Galloway stone-built outbuilding and garden in a stunning rural location near to Brighouse Bay with views of the Irish sea. Currently used as an artists studio, it has full planning consent for the extension and conversion of the building to form a 2 bedroom dwellinghouse. The current owners have adapted the building by installing UPVC double glazed windows and French doors, as well as insulating 2 of the walls and installing 3 electric storage heaters. Electricity and telephone are both connected to the property. Google Map - 54.802248 x -4.108795 You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website. http://www.arkadia.com/pveo-t1682791/
A skilfully converted and superbly presented character barn affording outstanding far reaching views over open countryside. Set within gardens and grounds extending to approximately 2 1/2 acres the property has a range of useful outbuildings including the 70' x 14' cattle shed which we believe offers vast potential. The principal paddock measures about one and half acres with a stable block. There is also a 3rd stable incorporated into another useful outbuilding. The main accommodation affords 2 principal reception rooms plus a useful study and a large 25' games/family room offers a number of uses. Within the house there is also a studio/annexe which has its own access via the garage. Only a personal inspection will convey the true merit of this delightful family home. Bedroom 1 14'x10'6 Bedroom 2 13'x12'6 Bedroom 3 12'4x11' Bedroom 4 12'6x8' Reception 1 18'10x16' Reception 2 16'10x12'2 Reception 3 11'10x7'10 Reception 4 25'x11'3 Kitchen 10'6x10'3. http://www.arkadia.com/pveo-t1843660/
An opportunity to purchase a two storey semi detached barn with outbuildings. Full planning permission has been obtained for conversion into a three bedroom home. The barn once converted will briefly comprise of to the ground floor a dining lounge, kitchen, utility, wc and cloaks storage. The first floor will benefit from a master bedroom with en-suite facilities and wardrobe, 2 further bedrooms and a family bathroom. Allocated parking space. Full details and plans are available in the office or you can visit North Lincs Planning application number: PA/2011/0984. http://www.arkadia.com/pveo-t124584/
A SPACIOUS AND STUNNING 2 BEDROOM BARN CONVERSION LOCATED WITHIN THIS SOUGHT AFTER DEVELOPMENT ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF HOWDEN. In a tucked away location within this much sought after development this spacious barn conversion with additional large building to the rear( 26'5"x28'9" ) is sure to appeal.Briefly comprising: Entrance hall, WC/Cloakroom, newly fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, 2 good size double bedrooms and modern family bathroom to the first floor. Outside the outbuilding would ideally suit office space, workshop, studio, sandwich bar etc ( Subject to planning consents). The garden has been designed wit low maintenance in mind and has high fencing to the perimeter. Ample parking also to the rear. EPC RATING: C. Apply Hunters Selby, seven days a week. ENTRANCE HALL Oak front door and flooring and window to front. W.C. Low flush W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and extractor fan. LIVING ROOM 6.60m (21' 8") x 4.17m (13' 8") Oak flooring, traditional style radiator and 3 windows to front. KITCHEN 4.34m (14' 3") x 4.19m (13' 9") Oak style fitted wall and floor units with contrasting work surfaces over, tiled splash backs and flooring, integrated fridge and freezer, dishwasher, oven, hob and hood, 1 1/2 stainless steel sink and drainer, traditional style radiator, 2 windows to front, oak door and window to rear. KITCHEN Additional image STAIRS TO FIRST FLOOR LANDING Window to front aspect, traditional style radiator and loft access hatch. MASTER BEDROOM 6.63m (21' 9") x 4.11m (13' 6") Traditional style radiator and 2 windows to front. BEDROOM 2 4.34m (14' 3") x 4.19m (13' 9") Traditional style radiator, 2 windows to front and rear. BATHROOM 1.96m (6' 5") x 2.36m (7' 9") Panelled bath with shower over and tiled surround, low flush W.C., pedestal wash hand basin, Traditional style radiator and tiled flooring. OUTBUILDING 8.05m (26' 5") x 8.76m (28' 9") To the rear there is a brick built outbuilding which could be utilised in a variety of ways eg. Offices, workshop, studio, sandwich bar etc. ( all subject to any necessary planing consents) GARDEN The garden has been designed with low maintenance in mind and is laid to small stone with high fencing to the perimeter making an ideal location for summer dining and entertaining. Ample parking also to the rear. http://www.arkadia.com/pveo-t1398957/
A beautiful roof attached grade II listed barn conversion with three bedrooms with en-suite to the master. The property is situated in a stunning rural position with views over adjoining farmland. Additional features include large detached outbuilding which has been divided into a single garage and a converted attic with additional domestic rooms or could be used for office space/games rooms. There are vaulted ceilings with oak beams, oak flooring, double glazed windows and doors and oil fired central heating system. Viewing is highly recommended by Rush, Witt & Wilson, sole agents. There is a lovely gravelled courtyard with ample off road parking and large extensive gardens to the rear. Bedroom 1 16'9 x 12'8 Bedroom 2 11'7 x 9' Bedroom 3 8' x 7'7 Reception 1 23'7 x 12'4 Kitchen 11'3 x 8'7. http://www.arkadia.com/pveo-t1065105/
Unique, Cotswold stone barn conversion offering spacious open-plan accommodation in a quiet backwater of the town Hall - Superb Open-Plan Sitting / Dining Room - Kitchen - 4 Bedrooms - Study - Bathroom - Outbuilding / Garage - Gardens - Parking The Barn lies in a quiet backwater of the town, almost hidden away. The centre of Fairford is lined with interesting period properties with the famous 15th century parish church of St Mary standing proudly in the heart of the town. The pretty High Street and London Road provide an excellent range of shops and facilities For further information or to arrange a viewing, please contact Lynda Larner on Bedroom 1 11'11 x 9'7 Bedroom 2 16'2 max x 8'9 Bedroom 3 11'9 x 8'11 Bedroom 4 17'6 max x 7'8 Reception 1 33'2 x 18'10 Kitchen 10'11 x 9'2. http://www.arkadia.com/pveo-t636959/
Planning permission to build an exceptional 9,000 sqft Cotswold stone house with stunning views. In addition are a range of traditional stone outbuildings, stabling, and cottage. There is well fenced pasture, woodland, and arable land. Lot 1a- £2.35m - Curdle Hill, cottage and farm buildings extending to about 33.53 acres. Lot 1 - (inclusive of Lot 1a) - £2.75m - Curdle Hill, cottage and farm buildings extending to about 88.53 acres. Lot 2 - £850,000 - Land to the north of Curdle Hill extending to 130.3 acres. Lot 3 - £485,000 - Land to the west of the road extending to about 74.32 acres. Lot 4 - £165,000 - Land adjoining the village circa 18.82 acres.
Cotswold stone family house with stunning views. Planning permission for a 9,000 sqft country house.In addition are a range of traditional stone outbuildings, stabling, and excellent cottage. There is well fenced pasture and woodland. Lot 1a- £2.35m - Curdle Hill, cottage and farm buildings extending to about 33.53 acres. Lot 1 - (inclusive of Lot 1a) - £2.75m - Curdle Hill, cottage and farm buildings extending to about 88.53 acres. Lot 2 - £850,000 - Land to the north of Curdle Hill extending to 130.3 acres. Lot 3 - £485,000 - Land to the west of the road extending to about 74.32 acres. Lot 4 - £165,000 - Land adjoining the village circa 18.82 acres.
A Range Of Versatile Reception Rooms Five Bedrooms One Bedroom Detached Annexe Approx 1.9 Acres EPC Rating:F On entering the private driveway from Water Lane, which is shared with two other properties, you access Spring Barn through a timber gate where you will find a large gravelled parking and turning area. This leads to further parking and the quadruple cart lodge outbuilding with three arches and a fourth which is secured as a workshop. Continuing further round there is a triple garage with substantial storage over and a five bar gate which gives access to the paddock to the rear. The property itself showcases a wealth of original features including vaulted ceilings with exposed beams, exposed brick arches on entering the breakfast kitchen and dining room and many brick and stone walls. During the conversion, detail such as internal glazing, Velux windows, French doors and a detailed fireplace with Herringbone brick patterns have also been introduced. The ground floor offers a breakfast kitchen and opening to the garden room along with a utility and pantry. Dining room, sitting room, study, drawing room and ground floor bedroom. Upstairs you can find the master bedroom with en suite bathroom, three further bedrooms and a main bathroom. All containing original features such as exposed beams along with plenty of light from single and dual aspect windows. GARDENS AND GROUNDS The gardens to two sides of the property contain mature flower beds with a variety of shrubs and small trees and are laid to lawn with views across the paddock and beyond. Patio and seating areas can be found via the garden room and sitting room as well as a secluded terrace adjacent to the drawing room. To the front of the property is an abundance of borders and planting as well as a small pond with seating area. Here you can also find the detached annexe which again is converted from an outbuilding providing a sitting room, bedroom and shower room as well as having a small garden area to one end. http://www.arkadia.com/pveo-t836384/
A substantial barn conversion offering spacious accommodation of great character and larger than average gardens with outbuilding and paddock, in this popular and conveniently placed village within easy reach of Bedale, Ripon and A1/M. A fantastic opportunity to purchase this substantial country family home offering character features with modern living accommodation. Of particular appeal are the substantial grounds surrounding the property including private secluded gardens, garage, orchard and a paddock of approximately one acre. The location of the property is particularly appealing with grounds backing onto fields beyond. Benefitting from double glazed windows and central heating, the accommodation in brief comprises: Entrance hall, sitting room, study, conservatory, dining room, cloakroom/WC, breakfast kitchen and utility room. On the first floor is a large central landing, master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, three further bedrooms and house bathroom. A gravelled driveway leading to a courtyard providing extensive parking, double garage, large outbuilding which could be converted to create further living accommodation, holiday cottage or annexe, subject to the necessary planning consents, orchard and paddock. Nosterfield is a conveniently placed village surrounded by open countryside and yet with easy access to both the market town of Masham and Cathedral city of Ripon. There are excellent facilities in Nosterfield and the surrounding villages, towns and cities including schools for all age groups such as the renowned Ripon Grammar school. Nosterfield is ideally placed for travel throughout the area via an excellent road network with connections to the larger commercial centres. The nearby A1/M links with the motorway network throughout the north. http://www.arkadia.com/pveo-t634360/
Description MAGPIE FARM CHRISTMAS COMMON, WATLINGTON OXFORDSHIRE M40 (Jct. 5) 3.5 miles Watlington 2 miles Oxford 15 miles Henley-on-Thames 8 miles High Wycombe 10 miles A lovely family house with up to 38 acres occupying an outstanding location in the Chilterns close to Watlington and with excellent access to the M.40 Porch * Sitting Room * Drawing Room * Dining Room Family Room/Study * Garden Room * Kitchen/Breakfast Room 4 Double Bedrooms * 4 En Suite Bathrooms * 2 En Suite Dressing Rooms Cloakroom * Utility Rooms * Detached Triple Garage * Gardens Paddock * Farmland * In All About 38 Acres GUIDE: FREEHOLD Description: MAGPIE FARM, CHRISTMAS COMMON, OX49 5HR Contact the Watlington Office: The house has attractive painted brick and tile-hung elevations under a clay tile roof. It occupies a lovely setting with fine views across its gardens and farmland. The property was extended and renovated some 15 years ago and is well-presented throughout. The principal rooms are generously proportioned and most of them enjoy the fine outlook. Features Include: * Large sitting room with open fireplace and stone surround. Fine outlook to the garden. * Spacious drawing room with open fireplace with stone surround. Square bay window to front. * Triple aspect dining room leading into a garden room with double doors to the terrace and garden. * Kitchen/breakfast Room with 'Mark Wilkinson' wall and floor cabinets, 2 oven Aga, electric hob, Armana fridge/freezer, Meile integral dishwasher. Doors to the garden. * Double aspect master bedroom with en suite dressing room and bathroom. Fine views over the garden and farmland. * Guest bedroom with en suite dressing area and bathroom. * Two further double bedrooms both with en suite failities. Location: Christmas Common is situated on the Chiltern escarpment above the small town of Watlington and is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There are excellent walking, biking and riding opportunities in the surrounding countryside. The village has a well-regarded public house/restaurant, The Fox & Hounds, and nearby Watlington as a good range of local shops and amenities. The larger centres of Henley, Oxford and High Wycombe provide extensive recreational, educational and shopping facilities. Excellent local private schools outside High Wycombe, Oxford and Henley. There is a mainline train service from High Wycombe to London Marylebone (about 25 minutes) access to the M.40 is just 4 miles distant. Outside: The property is currently approached from a single track lane through bluebell woods to triple garage and parking area at the rear of the house (There is an alternative route for a driveway that would allow an approach to the front of the house). A further area of parking lies to the front of the house and from here a gate in the garden wall opens to a vegetable garden with a greenhouse and shed. This area of garden is laid mainly to lawn and accessed from the kitchen/breakfast room with double doors opening to a terrace. A door from the rear lobby and double doors from the study/family room open to a terrace which runs the length of the house and is the perfect place to sit and enjoy the views over the garden and surrounding countryside. The garden is laid mainly to lawn with a pretty pond under a mature ash tree and throughout there are large well stocked borders planted with perennial plants, shrubs and trees. A path leads across the garden to outbuildings comprising a studio/office, store room and log store. Land: The arable land (38.55 acres) is currently farmed on an annual farm business tenancy. There is planning permission for the erection of 2 agricultural barns on this land. Planning consent: P04/E0977/AG. Beyond the arable land is a further paddock (3 acres). Services: Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. Oil fired central heatng. Local Authority: South Oxfordshire District Council. Council Offices, Crowmarsh, Wallingford OX10 8HQ. Tel: Council Tax: Tax band: Viewing: Strictly by prior appointment with the JOINT SOLE AGENTS Savills (Henley on Thames) & Robinson Sherston (Watlington). Telephone: . Directions: From junction 6 of the M.40 proceed south on the B4009 to Watlington. On entering the town take the first turning left into Hill Road passing the public car park on your right. Proceed up the hill to the 'T' junction. Turn left and then take the second driveway on your right to the house. Postcode OX49 5HR. CSPADDER000
Set in approx. 1 acre this magnificent converted barn with vaulted ceilings is set in a semi-rural location offering comfortable family living. Recently completed by the current owner to a high standard the property offers space both inside and out. Freehold • Detached Converted Barn • Three Double Bedrooms • Dining Room • Lounge • Kitchen/Breakfast Room • Utility • Cloakroom • Two En-Suites • Double Garage • Outbuilding/Workshop • Offices • Approximately One Acre The accommodation briefly comprises lounge, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility, cloakroom, and three bedrooms all with their own en suites. Outside the property offers a larger than average double garage, outbuilding/workshop and offices. This converted barn also benefits from under floor heating in the majority of the rooms, double glazing, ample parking and gardens. Entrance: Via door to: Reception Hall: Vaulted ceiling with exposed wood timbers, Velux window, storage cupboard, oak flooring, oak staircase leading to master bedroom with open storage under, door leading to steps down to garage, door to bedroom two and open to: Inner Hall: Two windows to front, oak flooring, doors to bedroom three, kitchen and open plan to: Dining Room:11'8" x 11'7" (3.56m x 3.53m). Vaulted ceiling with roof timbers, wall light points, oak flooring, door leading to: Lounge:23'1" x 16'4" (7.04m x 4.98m). Two windows to the front, one widow to the side with deep oak window sills, vaulted ceiling with exposed roof timbers, granite style fireplace with matching hearth and inset LPG cast iron fireplace, five wall light point, television points, fitted surround sound points. Kitchen:17'5" x 11'1" (5.3m x 3.38m). Internal oak framed windows with smoked effect glass separate the kitchen from the hallway, window to the rear, door leading to rear garden, range of oak fronted wall and base units with rolled work surfaces over integrated dishwasher, fridge/freezer and 'Neff' microwave, fitted duel fuel 'Range Master' cooker, under unit lighting, ceramic one and half bowl sink with waste disposal and swan neck mixer tap, part tiled walls, vaulted ceiling with halogen spot lights and exposed timbers, door leading to: Utility: Window to the rear, oak fronted wall and base units with rolled edge work surfaces over, ceramic one and half bowel sink, space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer, further appliance space, tiled splash backs, loft access hatch, inset halogen down lighters. Cloakroom: Halogen down lighters, low level W.C pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splash backs, built in airing cupboard. Master Bedroom:17'9" x 17'8" (5.4m x 5.38m). Vaulted ceiling with exposed timber, three Velux windows, three radiators, three wall light points, walk in wardrobe with hanging rails and radiator, storage in eves, door leading to: En-Suite Bathroom: Vaulted ceiling with exposed timbers, Velux window, pedestal wash hand basin, low level W.C. double ended bath with central tap, separate corner shower unit with multi jet and steam functions, radiator. Bedroom Two:13'10" x 13'1" (4.22m x 3.99m). Window to the side, vaulted ceiling with exposed timbers, velux window, two wall light points, door leading to: En-Suite: Pedestal wash hand basin, low level W.C. multi jet corner shower cubicle, halogen down lighters. Bedroom Three:15'11" x 13'7" (4.85m x 4.14m). Window to the rear, vaulted ceiling with exposed timbers, wall light points, door leading to: Ensuite: Pedestal wash hand basin, low level W.C. multi jet corner shower cubicle, halogen down lighters. External The property is approached via twin wrought iron electric gates with gravel drive leading to ample parking, garages and large turning circle, the gravel drive continues to the rear of the plot to give access to the out buildings. The garden is mainly laid to lawn and offers access to the side of the property which gives access to a private enclosed garden laid to decking with steps leading up to a raised covered decking area, lighting and power and mature shrub boarders. Garage:26'3" x 24' (8m x 7.32m). A larger than average double garage with two separate electric powered up and over doors allowing access and space for four wheel drives and small vans, concrete flooring. Outbuilding/Workshop:45' x 44' (13.72m x 13.41m). Electric powered roller door, concrete base, power and lighting, personal door leading to office. Offices: Reception area, Cloakroom, Kitchen area, boiler room and two offices all with power, lighting and telephone points, door leading to Outbuilding/Workshop. http://www.arkadia.com/pveo-t11036/
An impressive country home set in an idyllic rural location on the edge of a highly desirable North Buckinghamshire village, within close proximity to the market town of Olney. This wonderful property has been formed from the re-development of farm outbuildings and now provides a principal four bedroom family home, with a three bedroom detached annexe. The flexible accommodation is a sympathetic blend of traditional characteristics and high level modern amenities. The property enjoys outstanding countryside views and has total grounds approaching 8 acres. Full Property Features: Formal Grounds in the region of 1 acre., Approx 7 acres of paddock/farm land, New driveway from Weston Underwood, Main reception room with Inglenook, Kitchen/Breakfast Room with Sandyford range, Four bedrooms with 2 bathrooms & 1 shower room, Detached 3 bedroom Annexe, Substantial off road parking, Double glazing, oil fired central heating, mains water & elec, Drainage via shared septic tank. http://www.arkadia.com/pveo-t1787687/


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It's a bit small for the Pearl but it does have black sails.Thank you Lyndee.
Laura, I did't ride this boat. Just took a photo of it as it came in.I'm stil laughing at Trish too Nana. She gave me the giggles!Haven't had to walk the plank yet Robyn.Warbler, you must post your ship and sunset some times.Thanks gnt for stopping by........Trish definitely won the spot light.
Good for a ride .........LOL @ trish so funny......great photo lyndee
I have a photo of this exact ship in a sunset photo. Thanks.
Did you have to walk the plank lyndee?
Laughing at trish! Great pic, lyndee!
Looks like a nice, smooth ride!
You're welcome DelSol. Thanks for visiting.Trish, you are so witty. Thanks for commenting and making me smile.Tex - it's always a pleasure to see you.
Trish, you're a hoot! That looks like fun to me, maybe Jack Sparrow is aboard! Thanks, Lyndee, nice puzzle.
well shiver me timbers! them's PIRATES!!!!! and sleeping gulls. bet you was lucky to scape with your lives, mz lyndee!
That's quite a vessel! Thanks, lyndee. :)


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Rainbow Vacuum Cleaner Review – Is it Worth The Spending?
A vacuum cleaner is one of the most expensive and useful cleaning tools which we all buy. Therefore it is very important while picking up for your home. Here we will provide you the review of Rainbow vacuum cleaners, which is designed and developed by Rexair.
Rainbow vacuum cleaner is usually not available for sale in any retail store and that is why most of the people are not aware about this cleaner. You can buy this Rainbow vacuum cleaner only from the authorized distributors or you can also call sales representative to your door step for demonstration before you take the decision to purchase.
Rainbow vacuum cleaner is a fantastic cleaner, since it uses water instead of air to clean the dust. It actually gets into the deepest layer of your carpet to clean the dust or any garbage particle, which makes your carpet look puffier, and it lasts for longer than usual.
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Rainbow Vacuum Cleaner Has Many Uses
This is a multi-purpose cleaner with following features:
- · "Hurricane" motor (Computer-controlled)
- · Power control (2-speed)
- · Adjustable nozzle height
- · On and off control Trigger
- · HEPA Filtering with air – water filtration unit
- · Complete set of complement tools
- · Bagless
Rainbow vacuum cleaner has HEPA purifier filters has great suction, which remove 99 % of all particles like dirt, and dust that pass through the filter and attacks all kinds of particles at the very microscopic level. The filtration of the Rainbow vacuum is excellent which suck all pollutants like hard particles as well as gases to reduce indoor air contaminants. These filters that the Rainbow vacuum holds are washable which makes them more users friendly. You can buy as per your budget since they come in different models and sizes to fit in to custom made requirement.
Rainbow vacuum cleaner has a very interesting feature, which is the "hurricane" motor with 12 plus amp that makes it strongest and most powerful cleaner among the other products in vacuum cleaner market. This motor that was built into the Rainbow vacuum does not use any kind a carbon brushes so none of the carbon particles will be distributed in the air and keep the environment much cleaner. The Rainbow vacuum motor comes with two speed feature -high and low, available on top of control panel. Usually we should keep lower setting for daily air filtering of room at home or for cleaning bare floors, high settings are more useful for deep cleaning and over soiled carpets.
While your cleaning the floor or your carpet Rainbow vacuum, nozzle's height can also be manually adjusted as per your convenience. So if you are working on bare floor or on the carpet it gives you the flexibility to adjust according to your height and need for better use and comfort. Rainbow vacuum also provides you with an on and off trigger control at tips of your finger, which makes it more usable and helps you to multitask without a hassle. Like you can attend a call, answer doorbell or help your kid while doing the cleaning job.
The Rainbow vacuum is packaged with a compartment of handy tools for cleaning along with an efficient inflator tool, which comes handy when blowing on mattresses, toys, and caddy tool or flotation devices used in pool. This is definitely one of the best Rainbow vacuum cleaner having multi-purpose operations as you can use it for cleaning the floors, stairs, under any kind of furniture and also to clean refrigerator coils. The Rainbow vacuum is a powerful air purifier if we use it with low settings based on the need and requirement. Also with optional attached bag enclosure we can get rid of dirt and dust from the pillows and cushion covers as well which makes it even more useful in daily routine.
Now if we talk about the common problems reported with the rainbow cleaner, three major issues were encountered. 1st thing was with cleaning on bare floors. No great results shown even after adjusting height settings on its nozzle whereas it was claimed to be most useful on bare floors. It came out as a big surprise for manufacturers as well.
2nd issue with this Rainbow vacuum cleaner was the noise. Many users provided rave reviews about the noise of the device after few weeks of use. Struggle to use this cleaner with lot of noise and troubles to bare the pain while cleaning makes it less appreciable. Probably this is due to advanced water filtration system or may be because of supremely powerful hurricane motor which consumes lot of energy and transform that into sounds.
The 3rd problem was the weight of the Rainbow vacuum. Since this weighs around 32 lbs, which is considered to be the heaviest vacuum cleaner tested so far. The reason could be the water storage inside which helps much better to clean the air then other lighter devices but it's also troublesome to clean out the water reservoir after every use. So if you can afford to handle the weight it is definitely worth the pain for cleaner air and neater house.
Recommendation/Conclusion of Rainbow Vacuum:
Rainbow vacuum has got four ratings out of 5 based on the customer feedback and comments which makes it pretty close to excellent product. But if a customer is paying a huge amount like $2000 it should get the highest ratings and less negative feedback. Many customers have reported that rainbow vacuum cleaner is not cleaning their floors better than any other vacuum cleaner costing under $300. Due to common complaints like high price, heavy weight, louder noise, difficult sales from distributor and the lack of a reversible power cord makes it 'Good' but not the 'Excellent' product.
Conclusion is, Rainbow Vacuum cleaner gives you some very unique features and innovative cleaning still it did not get an 'excellent' rating from the various testing organizations. Even though it is 20 times better than any other vacuum cleaner, the Rainbow Vacuum is nearly ten times more expensive than other local cleaners which does not justify its huge price tag. If you are a kind of person who can manage the extra maintenance and afford the cost, then there is no better cleaning like Rainbow vacuum cleaner, provided you use it properly. So you can give it a try if you can afford the luxury of Rainbow vacuum cleaner.


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Update to the Skeletal Remains Found In Estill County
Date of News Release: 12/28/2007
(Richmond, KY) - The State Medical Examiner's Officer has tentatively identified the skeletal remains found in Estill County on 12/25/07, as Paul Blevins, age 84 of Mobile, Alabama. Mr. Blevins was reported missing on October 6th, 2007. He was last seen in Alabama by his sister, who reported him missing. She has told investigators that her brother traveled to Kentucky in search of relatives. Mr. Blevins was a native of Estill County. The death appears to be from natural causes and no foul play is suspected. This is a tentative identification by the State Medical Examiner's Office. They are awaiting shipment of out-of-state medical records to positively confirm the identification of the deceased.
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(Richmond, KY) - The Kentucky State Police Post 7, Richmond, is currently investigating the discovery of human skeletal remains found on 12/25/2007 at 4:00 p.m. in Estill County. The remains were discovered in an overgrown and unused cemetery that dates back to the 1800's. The cemetery is behind the Bunt Gross Tire Service and the Oak Tree Inn on KY 52. According to Dr. Emily Craig, State Forensic Anthropologist, the remains have been there no longer than three months. The remains are of an adult male wearing blue jeans, blue flannel shirt, white t-shirt, blue toboggan, red plaid boxer shorts, and black shoes with white socks. The remains will be taken to the State Medical Examiner's Office in Frankfort for autopsy. No cause of death has been determined at this time and no age or race of the individual has been determined. The investigation is continuing.


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"We condition the poor and the working class to go to war. We promise them honor, status, glory, and adventure. We promise boys they will become men. We hold these promises up against the dead-end jobs of small-town life, the financial dislocations, credit card debt, bad marriages, lack of health insurance, and dread of unemployment. The military is the call of the Sirens, the enticement that has for generations seduced young Americans working in fast food restaurants or behind the counters of Walmarts to fight and die for war profiteers and elites."-- War is Betrayal. Persistent Myths of Combat, an essay by Chris Hedges of Truthdig. Responses within. [more inside]
"Sixteen years ago, Patricia (P.J.) Johnston of Des Moines made the front page of this paper for collecting her diploma from Drake University at just 19. "I think I'm probably meant to be an academic," Johnston was quoted as saying. And she has been, getting a master's in one institution, going to seminary at another, doing field research in India in her area of interest — Indian Catholicism — and currently working toward a Ph.D in religious studies at the University of Iowa....As it is, she sleeps on her office floor on the days she has to be in Iowa City, riding the Greyhound bus in from Des Moines."[more inside]


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Ben Powell on Globalism and Development
2012 Summer Seminar for High School Students
Recorded: Tuesday, June 19, 2012
This presentation is from our 2012 Challenge of Liberty Summer Seminar for high school students, which was held from June 18 to 22, 2012, at the Independent Institute Conference Center, Oakland, California.
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Experts: Benjamin W. PowellType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Economic History and Development (International), Economic History and Development (U.S.), Trade
Is U.S. Justice Broken?
Recorded: Thursday, December 9, 2010
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From fingerprinting to criminal sentencing, from lawyer licensing to judicial selection, and from eminent domain to wealth transfers via class-action lawsuits, how do perverse incentives impact the law and what reforms would create a more just and efficient legal system?
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In this festive tropical cocktail, rum is mixed with lime and passion fruit juices, then topped with vivid-blue curaçao.
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- 2 ounces golden rum
- 1/2 ounce simple syrup (see Note)
- 1/2 ounce lime juice, freshly squeezed
- 1/4 ounce passion fruit juice
- 1/4 ounce orgeat (almond-flavored syrup)
- 1 dash of Angostura bitters
- Crushed ice
- 1/2 ounce blue curaçao
- Orange and lime wheels, for garnish
- In a cocktail glass, stir everything except the ice, blue curaçao and garnishes. Add crushed ice and mix with a swizzle stick or bar spoon, then pack more crushed ice on top. Pour the blue curaçao over the drink and garnish with orange and lime wheels.
Note: To make simple syrup, simmer 1/2 cup water with 1/2 cup granulated sugar, stirring frequently until the sugar has dissolved. Let cool.
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But that's just a taste for what's to come. In the epic battle scene you'll see the same thing over and over again -- this is how you kill a vampire, after all. I counted 12 heads getting ripped off bodies. All of it violent, but quick. It's almost cartoonish, which on one hand is a mercy, but on the other hand kind of desensitizes the viewer to the violence.
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I can't wait for 12pm today I am seeing the first showing. No I am going while my son is at school.
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kelticmomNovember 16, 2012 at 8:51 AMI want to point out that the vampires are made of "stone", so even though they do get ripped apart, there is no blood and guts, it's like breaking apart a statue. Much like it was in New Moon.
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So what happened to the "spoiler to end all spoilers" - didn't see any good info. there. Thanks for nothing.
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sarahNovember 16, 2012 at 9:38 AMdoes anyone else remember an epic balle in the book? from what i remember is irina getting killed for false testimony and bella sheilding her group from jane and her brother but no fighting. as far as i'm concerned the "battle" is what strays from the book.
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My 5 and 7 year old have a thing for Bella so I might take them to see it. If they can make it through that horrible scene when Bella gives birth I think they can handle part 2.
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Having read the book series and with not being sure just how they were going to adapt it to the big screen, what they were going to leave in,how graphic they would make things,etc., lead me to the decision that regardless of whether in book or movie form, the story-line and scenes in the story-line are not appropriate for younger viewers. The series was written for teens, not kids and has more adult themes in it than I am comfortable with my non-teen children seeing.I don't keep my kids in a bubble but I DO think it's important to keep things as age appropriate as you can while seeing to the needs/levels/differences and adapting yourself to/for/of each individual kid. (for ex., one 10 yr. old might be mature enough for it but many are not.each kid is different so you parent each kid differently) But that's just my opinion... :)
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apparently the author only watched bits and pieces of the movie and missed sections in the book. because why yes there is a battle no one really dies Alics showe Airo a vision of what would happen if there is a battle. The talks about the hot Vamp sex are between Emmet and Bella. not jasper and alice. Irina is the only one who dies because they found what she had said to ne false. ill end there before i ruin it anymore for people who have not read or seen the movies
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The illiterate of the 21st century are not those who can't read and write but those who can't learn, unlearn and re-learn.
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An idea is not exclusive. It occurs to many musing minds at the same instant. But, it needs much more than an occurrence to make a difference. It needs a unique manifestation that breaks the shackles of familiarity that the very same idea brings with it. The difficulty lies, not in the idea but in escaping from the notions of it which ramify into the corners of our minds.
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HOLLY HILL - Mason Bouterse tosses 10 chicken fingers in the fryer and grills up a hot dog on the side, looking like one of his teenage employees in the company hat and Polo shirt, paired with cargo shorts.
But Mr. Bouterse is no spring chicken in the Wing Zone world. Having started work as a delivery driver for the chain's first location in Gainesville 10 years ago, he has now held nearly every title available: cook, assistant manager, general manger, Florida regional manager, corporate senior business consultant.
In February, though, Mr. Bouterse added the title he always sought: Franchise owner.
He had just turned 30.
With the 3-year-old Wing Zone on Nova Road struggling, Mr. Bouterse purchased it, packed his bags and immediately relocated from a plush home in Smyrna, Ga. and cushy gig at corporate in Atlanta to a small rental in Ponce Inlet and long hours at his Holly Hill store.
His then-pregnant wife of four years, Kristina, followed a few weeks later.
"Kristina wasn't here, so I was working 120 hours a week," he said. "It was a big change, having my feet catch up to me (when she got here)."
The two did not wait around for their house to sell. In one day, Mr. Bouterse flew to Atlanta, where Kristina met him with the moving truck. They had everything in their new home that night.
Owning this store was, the two say, always in the plans. They just didn't realize it would happen so fast.
From a purely business standpoint, this store had "market potential." It served a large area - from Ormond Beach all the way down to South Daytona - replete with hotels, colleges and businesses. Plus, it was by the beach.
"This has been our dream. We made a deal when we got married that if we ever moved back to Florida, we were moving to the beach, and that happened. We said we were going to have a kid in '07, and that happened," Ms. Bouterse said.
"And if we ever bought a Wing Zone, it would be the Wing Zone in Daytona Beach, and that happened," Mr. Bouterse chimed in.
So what if the store was in "dire straits" after being open only a few years?
"Mason turned around another store in Atlanta. He worked in it for three months and made it so profitable they could sell it. He's just always had that eye," Ms. Bouterse said.
Sales are now up 40 percent, Mr. Bouterse said.
But those numbers could be better. As soon as their son Jake's got "a normal schedule," Ms. Bouterse said, she'll go back to her day job: As a graphic designer and public relations representative for this Wing Zone and others.
Her PR side hasn't failed her in her two months of focusing on twice-daily walks and Baby Yoga with the now 7-week old Jake.
"We compare our food to a Ruby Tuesdays or Bennigan's. If you want a thigh and a biscuit for $2.99, you need to go down the street. You can't get that here," she says, tightening up her soft 29-year-old features. The unusually serious look gets a laugh out of the regulars at the counter.
"We have all the quality you would get in a restaurant," she adds, "but we deliver it to your home."
Or work. Or dorm room. Ms. Bouterse has visited 500 local businesses to let people know "they're ready for a change." The store has also begun accepting Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University's student meal plan, the Eagle card, and recently catered Bethune-Cookman University's homecoming.
Having filled the role of cook and customer service rep on a recent afternoon, Mr. Bouterse slid around the counter and lifted a sleepy-eyed Jake from his stroller.
"The first words Jake will say are, 'Thanks for calling Wing Zone: Pick-up or delivery?'" said Ms. Bouterse, who had been rhythmically rolling the stroller.
"He'll learn the value of hard work," Mr. Bouterse replied.
On this day, customers slowly filed into the restaurant for late lunch.
The AT&T employee who wanted the chicken fingers and hot dog walked in to find out his "usual" was ready.
"He just needs to ring it up," Mr. Bourterse said with a grin, pointing to general manager Joe Andrito of Ormond Beach at the register.
In a few years, the Bouterses say, they plan to leave the store in Mr. Andrito's and the staff's capable hands and open other stores. They already have plans to open a Port Orange location in 2009.
They also have coastal hobbies they would like to take up - Ms. Bouterse said she's intrigued by skim-boarding, and Mr. Bouterse wants to try surfing.
After they sell that house in Georgia, they would also like to buy a place in Ponce Inlet Jake can call home for years to come.
"It's just the opportunity for freedom. This is what it's all about, being able to build something up that can help support your family and future," Mr. Bouterse said.
"Everything we do directly affects our lives," Ms. Bouterse said. "I can't imagine being in any other business."
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