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- Boston Red Sox (2009-10)$5,500,000
- Atlanta Braves (2008-09)$14,000,000
- Atlanta Braves (2007-08)$8,000,000
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Villa Sovalye (The Knight's House) – Home 83461 Villa
- 3 bedrooms
- 6 sleeps
- min stay varies
Villa Sovalye (The Knight's House) – Home 83461
- Villa
- 3 bedrooms
- 6 sleeps
- min stay varies
Villa / 3 bedrooms / 3 bathrooms / sleeps 6
Key Info
- Beach / lakeside relaxation
- Nearest beach 0.5 km
- Swimming pool
- Child friendly
- Car not necessary
- Air conditioning
- No pets allowed
- Private garden
Description from owner
Villa Sovalye (The Knight's House) is a fabulous villa (all 5* reviews on Tripadvisor) which offers spacious accommodation for 6 people plus a baby or toddler in 3 beds 3 baths. Located in a peaceful area only 10 mins walk to village and harbour and just 5 mins to shops, bars, restaurants and market. Tastefully and stylishly furnished throughout using traditional Turkish arts and crafts made by local Artisans. Two bedrooms open onto the beautiful bougainvillea covered balcony and the third opens onto the pool terrace. All rooms have air-conditioning and there is also a water chiller for your convenience. The large pool terrace has 6 sun loungers and a table and chairs for al fresco dining. On the roof terrace you will find the amazing Turkish Ottoman where you can chill out and relax whilst admiring the spectacular views over Kalkan Bay and the Taurus Mountains. Also on the roof terrace there is a large BBQ and table and chairs where you can dine under the stars. There is a beautiful
Villa Sovalye (The Knight's House) is a fabulous villa (all 5* reviews on Tripadvisor) which offers spacious accommodation for 6 people plus a baby or toddler in 3 beds 3 baths. Located in a peaceful area only 10 mins walk to village and harbour and just 5 mins to shops, bars, restaurants and market. Tastefully and stylishly furnished throughout using traditional Turkish arts and crafts made by local Artisans. Two bedrooms open onto the beautiful bougainvillea covered balcony and the third opens onto the pool terrace. All rooms have air-conditioning and there is also a water chiller for your convenience. The large pool terrace has 6 sun loungers and a table and chairs for al fresco dining. On the roof terrace you will find the amazing Turkish Ottoman where you can chill out and relax whilst admiring the spectacular views over Kalkan Bay and the Taurus Mountains. Also on the roof terrace there is a large BBQ and table and chairs where you can dine under the stars. There is a beautiful gazebo with a hammock set in the tropical gardens at the rear of the villa for relaxing in the shade. All our reviews on Tripadvisor are 5* which speaks for itself and many of our guests return year after year. If you want something a little bit special why not come and enjoy all that Villa Sovalye has to offer for yourself?
Further details indoors
All bedrooms have kingsize or double beds (no twin beds) and there is a travel cot that doubles as a playpen for babies and toddlers. There is also a portable high chair for babies or toddlers which can also be used in restaurants . The spacious open plan living room and kitchen are fully equipped with everything you could wish for for a comfortable stay. There is large screen Smart TV, DVD player I-pod dock and a selection of DVDs, CDs, books and games for you to enjoy during your stay. A water chiller is provided for your convenience which saves having to carry heavy bottles of water. Picnicware and a cool box also available. Turkish Hammam towels are provided for use as pool/beach towels. The well equipped kitchen means you can eat in if you wish and have a BBQ by the pool or on the roof terrace under the stars.
Further details outdoors
The beautiful pool has graduated steps although it is a constant depth of 2 metres so is not considered suitable for non swimmers. The terrace is surrounded by tropical plants and palms creating a relaxed and peaceful environment. Sun loungers and umbrellas surround the pool and a table and chairs and an additional barbecue provide for al fresco dining. On the roof terrace is a magnificent Turkish Ottoman which is a wonderful place to chill out and admire the spectacular sea and mountain views. Also on the roof terrace there is a large brick built barbecue and table and chairs for dining out under the stars.
Location description from owner
The Turkish Mediterranean Coast region
The Turquoise Coast is an unofficial region of Turkey stretching nearly 994 miles along the of Mediterranean shore from Marmaris to Antalya. A stunning coastline with a wealth of ancient history. Places of interest include Saklikent Gorge, the sunken city of Kekova, the idyllic Kaputas beach and the world famous Patara beach famous for its nesting turtles.
Kalkan is an ancient fishing village that although now a sophisticated and unique upmarket resort still retains is quaintness and charm. There are over 150 restaurants offering fine dining in roof top restaurants overlooking the bay and lots of beautiful boutiques and shops offering everything from fine jewelley and designer goods to traditional Turkish arts and crafts. The weekly Thursday market is not to be missed and is a colourful mass of goods, spices and fruit and exotic vegetables. The pretty harbour town of Kas is a short bus (Dolmus) ride away and the surrounding hills are famous for their trout farms where you can choose your own fish and have it cooked the way you wish. All in all there is much to see and do and the only downside is that you may not have enough time to experience all this charming place has to offer!
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- Great for children of all ages
- No pets allowed
- Cot available
- High chair available
Bed & bathroom
- Bedroom 1: King Bed
Bedroom 2: Double Bed
Bedroom 3: Double Bed
- 1 Family bathroom, 1 En suite, 1 Shower room
- Wi-Fi available
- Air conditioning
- Private outdoor pool (unheated)
- Private garden
- Solarium or roof terrace
- Balcony or terrace
- Sea view
- Internet access
- Fireplace
- Cooker
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Dishwasher
- Washing machine
- Iron
- High chair available
- Satellite TV
- DVD player
- CD player
- Telephone
- Hair dryer
- Linen provided
- Towels provided
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- Parking
- Not suitable for wheelchair users
- Check in time:16:00, Check out time:12:00
- If you have any questions about check-in or check-out times, please contact the owner/manager.
- Payment
- This rental can only be paid for online through Holiday Lettings using your credit/debit card or PayPal (never by bank or wire transfer).
- Smoking
- No smoking at this property
- Cancellation policy
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About the owner
Chrissy W
- Response rate:
- 100%
- Calendar updated::
- 04 Feb 2017
- Years listed:
- 8
- Based in:
- United Kingdom
- Overall rating:
Languages spoken: English
This Villa has 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and sleeps 6. It's been listed on Holiday Lettings since 24 Feb 2009. Located in Kalkan, it has 21 reviews with an overall rating of 5. The average weekly rate varies from £695 to £995.
The Owner has a response rate of 100% and the property's calendar was last updated on 04 Feb 2017.
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Guest reviews
– based on 21 reviews
21 reviews
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- 20
- Very Good
- 1
- Average
- 0
- Poor
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"Fabulous villa, fabulous pool, fabulous roof terrace, fabulous location"
Had a great holiday in this beautiful villa. Immaculately presented with everything you could wish for thought of. The pool was deep and very well maintained with a visit from a "pool guy" daily. The roof terrace was lush and offered a different perspective and great views over Kalkan. Sharon and Rambo who are in Kalkan were knowledgable and very helpful too, arranging water for the cooler (that was a great thing to have) and suggesting restaurants. A daily delivery of fresh bread was a nice touch too. 3 rooms all with their own bathroom so perfect for 3 couples giving privacy for all and the rest of the villa had enough space to be together or again have some space. A great week in a beautiful part of the world in perhaps the nicest villa I've ever rented. I can wholeheartedly thoroughly recommended this villa - thank you Chrissy who also arranged the seamless transfers.
Oh what can I say to such a glowing review except a warm thank you and I hope that your comments will encourage anyone wanting to visit Kalkan to choose Villa Sovalye as the best place to stay.
"Exceptional accommodation in a great location"
We have been twice to Villa Sovalye, and both times we have not been disappointed. The villa itself is very well equipped if you wish to do all your own cooking, as well as an easy walk into Kalkan for groceries, fabulous butchers and green grocery. The gardens surrounding the villa are very pleasant whether enjoying a day poolside, or dining in the evening. Alternatively there is the fabulous roof top terrace, including ottoman. All in all if we didn't find the Villa Sovalye a great place for a holiday we wouldn't have returned. And yes we would book again. Chrissy has been most helpful from the beginning, not to mention her caretakers.
We are so pleased you chose to stay at Villa Sovalye yet again which says a lot when there are so many villas in Kalkan. We would love to welcome you back anytime.
"A beautiful villa in a lovely resort"
This was our first visit to Kalkan and we had a fantastic holiday staying at Villa Sovalye. From our first enquiry Chrissy could not have been more helpful returning answers to our questions promptly and sorting out transfers to and from the Airport. The Villa itself was immaculate with everything you could wish for a comfortable stay. The water cooler and deliveries of water bottles (and fresh bread) by the caretaker was an absolute blessing in the hot weather. We spent the majority of our time relaxing around the pool which was very peaceful and the garden area was beautiful. In the evenings we would spend a lot of time in the Ottoman located on the roof terrace which had wonderful views and a cooling breeze. The location of the villa was perfect for us and in walking distance of bus station, market, shops and restaurants. We have stayed in a lot of villas and this was definitely one of the best. A perfect villa and perfect holiday.
Thank you so much for your lovely comments. It is so nice to hear that others love the villa as much as we do. We do hope you will visit again and we would love to welcome you back.
"Lovely Villa"
This is our fifth trip to Kalkan but our first time in Villa Sovalye. What a beautiful villa. More like staying in a friends house than a rental villa. The villa has a really mature feel with a great garden. Add to that Wi-fi for the kids and Ipod doc.The pool area is immaculate and Veysel takes his caretaker duties very seriously and arrives every day with fresh bread. Whilst the pool loses sun around 5.00 this really isn't an issue as its a welcome breather from the intense summer sun and the roof terrace has sun right through the evening. If you know Kalkan the villa is a 3 minute walk from the Kalamar Rd and another 10 mins into town but all pretty flat by Kalkan standards. Supermarkets are a 10 minute walk. It is in a quiet area with a residential feel so if you love peace this could be the villa for you. Finally...Chrissy. I had to make a late date change and Chrissy was so helpful. All in all, a five star experience. The Springall Family: July 2013
It's good to know we are getting it right! Thank you for your great review and you are welcome back any time.
"Lovely Villa in Kalkan"
Villa Sovalye was all I had hoped it to be. The location is quiet and has great views. Its about an 8 minute walk to the top of the main Kalkan drag and another 5 mins down to the harbour. We found the walk there and back easy.... of course Kalkan is hilly but this is no bother for most people. The villa itself is great. Two large bedrooms upstairs with comfortable beds and good air con. Another bedroom downstairs off the main sitting room. All appliances are there.... TV has several english channels such as BBC world and eurosport and CNN. Pool area is lovely. Gets the sun all day up until about 5pm and then you can go up to the wonderful roof terrace for the final couple of hours. Dealing with the owner Chrissy was quick and efficient and all payment sorted out easily. Chrissy also sorted out Airport transfers for us (£60 each way). We have been to Kalkan several times and this is the first time we booked a villa direct. Would definately do so again and likely to book Villa Sovalye - great value for May for so much space and privacy. Thanks Chrissy!!
Thank you for your great comments and we are so pleased the villa lived up to all your expectations. We would love to welcome you back anytime.
"Relaxation in the extreme"
Chrissy was easy to deal with throughout the booking. The villa has very easy entertaining space and we particularly liked the pool terrace. I also have to mention the beautiful garden and the views. The ottoman seating area on the roof terrace provides privacy and is a nice touch. It is situated further than I thought it would be from the lovely old town of Kalkan so some people would want to take advantage of the excellent taxi option instead of walking back home. This was our third visit to Kalkan and we will definitely visit again.
"Beautiful villa, fantastic holiday."
Service from start to finish was excellent, fantastic communication from Chrissy the owner, airport transfers very good and then we were looked after extremely well by Veysel the caretaker. The villa was beautiful and we had everything we wanted. We used the pool all the time especially after a very hot walk up the hill, although we did get a taxi once when we had been to the supermarket, this was very cheap. The Ottoman was lovely to sit in the evening, this gave us a cooling breeze and also a great view to look at. Kalkan itself was picturesque and the locals were very friendly. The food was delicious and very cheap. All the beachclubs were easy to get to and had really comfortable sunbeds. Fantastic holiday, didn't want to leave.
"Absolute perfection"
Kalkan is the jewel in the crown and I hope it stays just as it is because it is the perfect blend of kind and friendly people, plenty to do, marvellous restaurants, fabulous beaches within driving distance, lovely streets , interesting little shops, fabulous butchers and greengrocers in the centre of Kalkan, fabulous boat trips- I could go on. The villa was really well equipped, spacious, light, good storage, lovely lounge area, three floors, great bedrooms and bathrooms, all immaculate, wonderful ottoman for the teenagers to hang out in undisturbed by parents, lovely pool, fresh bread brought every morning by Vaisel who is so helpful. You could spend two weeks just relaxing at the villa it is such a haven but we alternated this with travelling about, we visited Pataras beach and ruins, Sakklikent gorge (wow), Kas, trout restaurants in Islamlar and Kalamar beach club in Kalkan where my husband and son did scuba diving. We have stayed in many villas over the years- this one was faultless and nestled within Kalkan we could not have wished for more. Chrissy was amazingly helpful-she answered every question and when i approached her she gave advice and suggestions before we left and nothing was too much trouble. This glowing reference for her, the villa and the place itself are all well deserved. 100%
"All fell in love with the beautiful pool area and rooftop terrace"
Great week in this lovely villa. The pool area is stunning. The Turkish Ottoman is a wonderful and unique feature which everyone enjoyed. Location is good. Every now and then we did opt for taxis when returning from the town to the villa because it is quite far up a steep hill. But then again, hills cannot really be avoided in Kalkan. Area surrounding the villa felt a little underdeveloped but there were already signs of roads being surfaced, rubble being removed. The owner is extremely professional and helpful, arranging transfers to and from the airport, providing useful and detailed information about the villa and Kalkan more generally, and responding promptly to any queries and/or requests. Wonderful holiday had by all! We would happily return to this villa, primarily for the great pool area (with sun until 4ish) and rooftop terrace.
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This is our 6th visit to Kalkan and 2nd visit to this villa which says a lot in itself. Chrissy is very helpful and friendly during the entire holiday process from booking, to handy hints and booking cars. The villa was fantastic as before, it met all our needs! Travelling with parents and husband the villa gave us plenty of space whethher it was on the roof terrace or relaxing by the pool. We were very well looked after by Vysel, who comes in daily to clean the pool and deliver a fresh loaf of bread for breakfast. You feel you are one of the family!! We love Kalkan as you can tell from the amount of visits, we just hope we can continuing going and it doesn't lose its small village charm!!
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"Just because your team signs Carl Pavano, Jared Wright, and has the 2nd best shortstop in New York doesn't mean you have to go and prove George W Bush right about…. something or other. Get a grip, your team could be starting Chan Ho Park voluntarily!" writes Marc Perlman, who provides a link to the following CNN report.
(surely someone possesses the photoshop skillz in order to place a Yankee cap atop his head?)
An American computer programmer who later became an FBI informant told a British court during 17 days of testimony that he ran training camps in Pakistan for Islamic militants and nurtured a generation of homegrown British terrorists.
Mohammed Junaid Babar's testimony in the yearlong trial of five men convicted Monday of a plot to bomb targets in London revealed how disaffected Britons were trained for terrorism in Pakistan, where many have family ties.
A naturalized American from Pakistan, Babar was an associate of the ringleader of the deadly July 7, 2005, transit attack in London, the fertilizer bomb plotters and a group who cased Britain's luxury hotels and targets on Wall Street, law enforcement officials said.Babar pleaded guilty in the United States in 2004 to smuggling money and military supplies to a senior al Qaeda figure and awaits sentencing.
The slightly built Yankees fan from Queens described how he mingled with radicals from the fall of 2001, when he quit a job as a computer programmer and left New York for Lahore — saying he was radicalized by the U.S.-led invasion of Afghanistan.
Babar's house and office in Lahore became a magnet for young militants — an outpost of Britain's al-Muhajiroun militant Islamic group that was banned by British authorities after members praised the September 11 attacks.
His home was also a virtual armory: A kitchen spice rack was packed with jars of chemicals, and aluminum powder and fertilizer for making bombs were stuffed in a bedroom cupboard.
The backyard was a makeshift firing range, Babar testified. Buried close by was a cache of AK-47 rifles, grenades and ammunition.
I don't wanna come off all hawkish or anything, but based on the above information, it seems to me the administration would be fully justified — as much as ever, anway — to commence bombing the Bronx.
At the risk of stating the incredibly obvious, even Jose Lima thinks Chan Ho Park was ill-qualified to get the start Monday night.
El Duqe and The 'Stache were each placed on the 15 Day DL earlier today, while Braves closer Bob Wickman went on the disabled list with an upper back injury. Wickman blew a pair of saves against the Rockies over the weekend, then suffered the indignity of being mistaken for Todd Jones at a nearby bathhouse. Unless that wasn't actually Wickman, either (it was kind of steamy, sorry).
Cincinnati have announced plans to retire Davey Concepcion's no. 13 during a July 28 ceremony. The club have neither confirmed, nor denied that Death Wish will provide the evening's pregame entertainment by covering Das Damen's 'Triskaidekaphobia' in its entiriety.
You may remember the Suns' Shawn Marion — he of the inferiority complex — saying after a win over Dallas that he was "Defensive Player of the Year, hands down."
Well, not only did the Matrix finish fourth in that category, he didn't even make All-Defensive team … or second team. But here's the real burner: Teammate Raja Bell made first team. That's gotta sting.
Says Marion in The Arizona Republic:
"It's all right," Marion said. "I'm just going to keep doing what I do."
Which means more grousing about being underappreciated. Wouldn't be surprised for the annual Marion trade rumors to crop up, and possibly even Matrix requesting a deal. Like Joe Johnson before him, Marion wants to be The Man. Would Bryan Colangelo try to reunite with him in Toronto? Or maybe the Grizzlies, if they go after Suns assistant Marc Iavaroni for their head coaching job?
George Steinbrenner offered moderate support for Brian Cashman and Joe Torre today, but with all due respect to the Boss (and Howard Rubenstein), the owner could've done worse than merely forward today's New York Sun column by Tim Marchman (thanks to Sam Frank for the link).
There are, perhaps, more ridiculous spectacles to be found in New York than the annual orgy of fretting that takes place among Yankees fans in late April. Full to the brim with cultists, angst-ridden teenagers, the idle rich, fashion designers, bad novelists, drug enthusiasts, diplomats, and actors, among others, the city offers up many preposterous scenes. Few, though, can compete with the frenzy that overtakes rational, educated people at this time of year, faced with standings offering proof that the Yankees have not managed to win their customary 95 games by the end of the baseball season's first month.
'm highly impressed overall by the way the Yankees have played lately. They lost four of their top six starters to fluke injuries, and a fifth opened the season in a technical funk so bad he had to be yanked from the rotation. Their left fielder, their center fielder, and their catcher, all among the most durable players in baseball, have all been injured. Given all that, a 9"14 record isn't something of which they should be ashamed, it's something of which they should be proud. And when you consider that the Yankees have actually outscored their opponents (and, in fact, scored more runs than any team in baseball), meaning that their record doesn't even really reflect how well this crippled team has played, any tendency toward hysteria is shown to be all the more outlandish.
I don't think Torre should have come into this season as the Yankees' manager, for a variety of reasons, but I defy anyone to explain what new information would make firing the man a sensible reaction to a bad, injury-riddled start to the season. The only real points against him are that Bobby Abreu has apparently read the Roberto Alomar handbook on bunting in RBI situations (not that big a deal, really), and that he's overworking the bullpen. There isn't, of course, a manager who's ever lived who wouldn't do so with seven of his top eight starters either hurt or ineffective, and Torre has been overworking the bullpen for years without anyone caring. But this is the sort of point that people latch onto when they want to see something " anything! " done, and when they want someone to blame.
…despite the fact you can't see his penis on the radio. From ESPN 1000 in Chicago :
Sean Salisbury, co-host of Salisbury & Rosenbloom, which previously aired in the morning slot, will increase his national ESPN Radio network responsibilities, continue his ESPN TV NFL analysis, and play a role in ESPN 1000′s pre-game Bears coverage and contribute to various shows during the season. In the immediate future, he will take time off from local radio to tend to family matters.
Senior VP, ESPN Radio Traug Keller said, 'Sean is already a valuable contributor on the ESPN Radio network, and now his increased national role will help us further satisfy our listeners across the country who are constantly clamoring for all things football.'
Writes Hot Shit College Student, supplier of the above item, "Salisbury and Rosenbloom was probably the most fucked radio I've ever heard. I welcome the breezy homerism offered by Tom Waddle and former Mariotti stooge, Marc Silverman. It beats Colin Cowherd."
Though the day's big hoops story is unquestionably the defending champs' first round exit at the hands of Da Bulls, we'll go back in time about 24 hours, in which the New York Post's Peter Vescey previews Game 4 of the Mavs/Warriors series with some harsh words about Friday's debacle, to wit, "never has a team that's won so many games (67) surrendered so unconditionally (Game 3) and decomposed so rapidly from jump street."
The Warriors should be brought up on charges of identity theft; the Mavs' minds are messed up, cuz. Heads are hanging. Eyes are glazed. Feet are frozen. Focus is adrift. They're folding to pressure on the free-throw line long before the shots become must makes. Nobody scored a single point Friday that remotely mattered, that's how quickly Dallas was out of it.
Meanwhile, the Warriors are running a full-court layup line. Mav-wrecks are allowing opponents to beat them down court and off the dribble. Effortlessly! Off half-court sets, no less! How can you let your man blow by continually when you know your "Help!" isn't quick enough to react!?
Where's the Mavs' energy? Where's the rage? Where's the pride? Where's the basketball HiQ? They say they hate losing. Prove it! The most anger they showed Friday was directed at the refs.
Yesterday, Avery Johnson had his players studying film early in the a.m. before going to practice for three hours. You didn't have to be there to know the No. 1 topic of conversation was transition defense. In order to regain their confidence and take control of the series (yes, one lousy win in Oakland might be enough to do it) it's imperative for the Mavs to retard the pace today and slice the Warriors' fast-break points roughly in half from an indefensible 40 in Game 3.
How is that done? Open up the middle and honor spacing. Attack off pick-and-rolls and pull up for simple springers instead of risking charges. Set picks to free scorers and get to the welfare line like in Game 2.
The Boston Globe's Shira Springer correctly points out that setting Sebastian Telfair's contract on fire will not absolve the Celtics of their obligations towards the point guard…but threatening to do so effectively killed Telfair's already low-value on the open market.
Following the arrest and subsequent remarks from Celtics co-owner Wyc Grousbeck that Telfair had played his last game in a Boston uniform, a league source said the one-for-one deals had evaporated, leaving executive director of basketball operations Danny Ainge with little bargaining leverage.
The best deals always dry up when players and teams reach a point of no return. Just ask the 76ers, who had Allen Iverson then Chris Webber dangling, or the Pacers, who knew Ron Artest needed a new home long before he found one.
Ainge basically has two viable options: pursue a multi-player package deal or waive Telfair. The good news for Danny Ainge is that several teams expressed interest in Telfair after Grousbeck's comments sparked false reports that the point guard had been released.
If you're thinking the Celtics could nullify Telfair's contract, don't bank on it. Historically, nullifying a contract is never easy and never absolves a team entirely from financial obligation. The Vin Baker saga is well-known to fans in these parts, but don't forget about the Raptors and Nate Huffman or the Warriors and Latrell Sprewell.
(Adam Gilchrist, right, before the sun went down)
Did you have trouble seeing the conclusion of the 2007 ICC Cricket World Cup? You're not alone. Though somewhat redeemed by Adam Gilchrist's stunning 149 off 104 balls, Australia's 53 run victory over Sri Lanka Saturday under the Duckworth-Lewis Method is unlikely to be remembered fondly by neutrals. From the Times Online :
The final saw a chaotic finish in which Australia were forced to bowl the final three overs in near darkness. The teams had left the field for bad light and umpires wrongly ruled that if they did not return they would have to play out the remainder the following morning.
Jeff Crowe, the World Cup final referee, is hoping the "human error" which turned the end of the showpiece match into a farce does not amount to a resignation issue for him. Crowe admitted last night that the responsibility lay with him for the confusion which led to Australia beating Sri Lanka and celebrating their third successive Cup crown twice over.
Crowe reported that the voices of both on-field umpires Steve Bucknor and Aleem Dar – as well as third official Rudi Koertzen and even the fourth, Billy Bowden – were heard before players from both teams were mistakenly informed that if they did not return from a break for bad light to play three remaining overs they would have to resume on the reserve day instead. Because 20 overs of the second innings had already been completed, the match was over – with no need or provision for using the second day.
With near darkness fast gathering, Sri Lanka – who eventually lost by 53 runs on the Duckworth-Lewis system – had already accepted there was no longer any way they could win. Captains Ricky Ponting and Mahela Jayawardene therefore agreed to bowl only slow bowlers and pat back the ball, before Australia were declared winners for a second and final time.
After a presentation ceremony in which a full-house crowd booed match and ICC officials for their perceived part in such an unsatisfactory ending, Crowe did not seek to explain away his and his colleagues' errors. "I'm very embarrassed for the playing control team, it's our mistake," he said. "These circumstances are very difficult, and it is a bit of a crisis.
"We hope we can learn from this mistake and get it right. They are quite confusing issues to get right, but what we must make sure we do is look at the black print which says the game is over when the 20 overs have been completed. We got our minds clouded over that whole simple issue. It was some voices reiterating when the end of the match was, that tomorrow was the way forward – and that was incorrect."
Hey, why not both? Acquired for the mere price of Mr. Anna Benson, Mets starter John Maine ran his record to 4-0 today, scattering 3 hits and striking out 8 over 7 IP in a 1-0 defeat of Washington. New York's margin of victory was provided by a solo Carlos Beltran HR off luckless Nats starter Jason Bergmann.
Getting Paid To Watch's Bob Sikes, a Mets clubhouse fixture himself during the 1980′s in his role as assistant trainer, assures us "its not fair to assume members of the great Mets teams of the 80™s were involved" with alleged steroid supplier Kirk Radomski.
In 1985, Kirk would have been about 15 and wasn™t one of the kids who was around at spring training then, but I believe was later full-time as the decade progressed.
He was never a member of official staff at any level. He wasn™t a trainer, a strength coach or probably recognized as an equipment mannager. He probably was paid an hourly wage as an attendant and maybe some from Charlie Samuals out of his tips.
I cannot speak with any degree of certainty beyond the 1991 season as I was dismissed in October of that year after the season. What I am certain of sharing though is a few things. During my time there from 1985 through the end on the 1991 season Radomski had nothing at all to do with providing niether training nor care for any New York Mets player or assisted any member of the Mets medical staff in any manner of any real consequence.
On slightly more 'fess-up tip, if you're looking for confirmation The Drugs Don't Work, look no further than the Flushing tenure of Brian McRae. Though he didn't take any, of course. Turk Wendell told ESPN The Magazine, "On the Mets, you were definetly an outcast if you didn't take amphetamines." Or if your name was Gregg Jefferies.
…and if this doesn't mean that Pat Patriot needs a new look, at the very least it should guarantee an even lower level of rhetoric on WEEI once the baseball season ends. From the Boston Globe's Mike Reiss.
In a stunning move, the Patriots traded a fourth-round draft pick to the Raiders for controversial wide receiver Randy Moss (above) today.
Trade discussions picked up after the first day of the NFL draft and continued into this morning. The Patriots have tentatively scheduled a conference call with Moss for later today.
The fourth-round pick traded to the Raiders had been acquired on Saturday from the 49ers. The Patriots traded their 2007 first-round pick (28th overall) to the 49ers for a 2008 first-round pick and 2007 fourth-round pick (110th).
Moss is currently in New England undergoing a physical. He has agreed to restructure and/or extend his contract to consummate the deal. He is due base salaries of $9.25 million in 2007 and $11.25 million in 2008.
The 6-foot-4, 210-pound Moss enters his 10th NFL season after having played for the Vikings (1998-2004) and Raiders (2005-2006). He had a career-low 42 catches for 553 yards and three touchdowns last season as the Raiders struggled to a 2-14 record, and is said to be motivated to join a winning program.
The acquisition of Moss continues the team's offseason makeover at the position. The Patriots traded for Wes Welker and signed Donte' Stallworth and Kelley Washington in free agency.


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Aleksandar Matanovic
NOTABLE GAMES: [what is this?]
Bisguier vs A Matanovic, 1961 0-1
A Matanovic vs Tal, 1958 1-0
A Matanovic vs Larsen, 1958 1-0
Petrosian vs A Matanovic, 1959 1/2-1/2
Fischer vs A Matanovic, 1961 1/2-1/2
A Matanovic vs Jansa, 1968 1-0
A Matanovic vs Bronstein, 1954 1/2-1/2
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Wijk aan Zee Hoogovens 1968 by WCC Editing Project
Moscow 1963 by sneaky pete
Palma de Mallorca 1966 by Tabanus
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- - Which came first... the chicken or the egg? (http://www.horseforum.com/general-off-topic-discussion/came-first-chicken-egg-44142/)
Which came first... the chicken or the egg?
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THERES NO ENDING OR BEGGINING TO A CIRCLE!!!! WHOOT! lmao im happy ic ould answer that because it took me 14 years to finally get XD
I think the chicken...just because. I don't really have a reason (except maybe I like to eat chickens more than eggs ;) OK, horse related version of that: Which came first the horse or the foal? Just kidding that probably sounds stupid to everyone but me!
^^ Haha, its a bit corny, :D
I haven't decided yet. LOL.
This one is easy!
The egg. The chicken CANNOT be hatched without an egg. Some random genetic mutation or series of traits being bred for happened for the genetics that became the egg, but then the genetically unique animal was produced from that egg.
The egg.
A chicken can't just magically appear - but two different types of birds could have mated to create the egg from which the chicken hatched. Same as how we get new breeds of horses. :)
Egg, genetic mutation inside the egg caused the chicken (and human interference created the chicken we know today).
The world will never know...
Genetic mutation? But how would you get the mutation if there is no genetic material from the "chicken" to put it there? In fact, how is there an egg in the first place?! :)
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Salisbury is the largest city on the Eastern Shore (Maryland).
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Saturated Fat 10.8 g54%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 251.3 mg83.8%
Sodium 103 mg4.3%
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WALTHAM, Mass. -- In the days following a loss to the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 7 of the NBA Finals last June, Boston Celtics coach Doc Rivers famously (albeit unknowingly) sent a call from President Barack Obama to his voice mail, which tells you all you need to know about his desire for consolatory chitchat.
So imagine Rivers' vexation when his cell phone buzzed virtually nonstop for roughly a month in early 2007. Like Obama, those dialing were well-intentioned, hoping to impart some friendly "keep your head up" advice as Rivers and the Celtics endured a franchise-worst 18-game losing streak from Jan. 7 to Feb. 11.
"It's hell; everybody is calling you," Rivers said after Monday's practice, when the Celtics prepared for Tuesday's visit from the Cleveland Cavaliers, a team that has lost its past 17 games.
"The coaching network is at work, and people are like, 'How are you?' I'm good if you'd stop calling me," Rivers said with a smile. "That's how you almost felt. Like, 'Hey, leave me alone. I want to do my job.'"
That experience didn't stop Rivers from phoning Cleveland first-year coach Byron Scott to offer the words of encouragement that no coach wants to hear.
"I told him: 'I know everyone's calling you, so I just want to add in,'" Rivers joked. "I called [Cleveland assistant] Paul Pressey, too, because he was on our staff [in Boston from 2004 to '07]."
Ever since the LeBron-less Cavs stunned Boston in their season opener Oct. 27, it's been pretty much downhill for Cleveland. A lopsided loss to the Celtics in a rematch Nov. 30 in Boston kick-started a 10-game losing streak. And if not for an overtime triumph over the New York Knicks on Dec. 18, this current 17-game skid might be of NBA-record length, as it was the only win in Cleveland's past 28 games.
The Cavaliers already own the NBA record for consecutive losses at 24, a streak that spanned from March 19, 1982, into the next season.
Rivers is glad the lean years are behind him. Boston reorganized its roster the offseason after the long skid, uniting the new Big Three, and has been entrenched near the top of the Eastern Conference standings ever since.
With LeBron James in South Beach forming his own vaunted trio, there hasn't been much reason for optimism in Cleveland. Rivers called the losing streak Boston endured "miserable" but said his advice to Scott & Co. is to simply focus on each game.
"When we've had a winning streak, I've never paid much attention to the number," Rivers said. "It was the same way when we were losing. I just went to the next game. You tried to squeeze a win out there and, if you didn't, you just got on to the next one.
"It's so similar to when we've had winning streaks. Everyone talks about it, the winning and losing streaks, but I would say -- both ways -- in the middle, I would never have been able to tell you the actual number. Because that's not what I'm looking at."
When Rivers prepares for the Cavaliers, he certainly doesn't treat them like a team with a league-worst 8-36 record or a 3-22 mark on the road. In fact, those are the sort of numbers that have brought out the worst in a Boston team that owes four of its 10 losses to four of the five worst teams in the Eastern Conference (Cleveland, Toronto, Washington and Detroit).
Fresh off a head-shaking loss to the Wizards on Saturday night in the nation's capital, one in which Boston squandered a 15-point first-quarter lead by sleepwalking through the final three periods, the Celtics know they cannot look past anyone.
"It's all mental with us," center/forward Glen Davis said. "That's all it is. We're trying not to look past anybody but it's something we have to work on."
Unfortunately for Cleveland, Boston's antennae will be up Tuesday night, thanks to Cleveland's win in the teams' first meeting and Saturday's loss at Washington. Fresh off two days of rest, it seems likely the Celtics will be eager to take a little frustration out on a Cavaliers squad that might actually be more dinged up than Boston.
Mo Williams is out indefinitely with a strained left hip flexor, while Ramon Sessions was a game-time decision Monday against New Jersey due to a strained right abdominal (he played). Old friend Leon Powe is sidelined for six weeks after right knee surgery, and Anderson Varejao, perhaps Cleveland's best player, is out out for the season after tearing a tendon in his left foot, a loss that Rivers compared to Boston losing Kevin Garnett.
"Varejao is their Kevin; he really is," Rivers said. "He's an energy guy and he does everything. That's a tough loss. Losing LeBron hurt a little, too, but losing LeBron and Varejao, that's two major losses."
Rivers remembered winning some games during that 2007 season, but when Paul Pierce and Wally Szczerbiak got injured, Boston couldn't keep its head above water, losing those 18 in a row and finishing 24-58.
But Rivers hasn't forgotten what it's like to struggle.
"I feel for any coach that struggles. I sat there [Sunday] night watching my son's college team play," Rivers said after watching his eldest son, Jeremiah, and Indiana University fall 91-77 at Iowa for the team's eighth loss in nine tries.
"You feel for [Indiana coach] Tom Crean because he's doing his best," Rivers said. "He's coaching his butt off. I sat right behind the bench, and you could hear him yelling, screaming and pushing -- just coaching everyone. I've been through it, and it's tough. It's tough for a coach. Every game you have to convince yourself you're going to win that game. Emotionally, when you lose, it's difficult."
Losing, even in small chunks, still isn't easy for Rivers. So if you're thinking about phoning, it might be best to wait until Boston gets back on the winning track.
Chris Forsberg is the Celtics reporter for ESPNBoston.com. Follow him on Twitter.


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Cacti of New Mexico and their environment
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I invite you to the next trip to southwestern United States. At this time I want to present you the wonderful cactus country of New Mexico. When it comes to cacti in the United States, thoughts... More > usualy go to Arizona, where grow the giant Saguaro. Well, or to Texas, which extends farthest on south. However, all southwestern states have their own great cacti attractions and on advantage deserve our visit. So lets go ahead and discover something new in New Mexico!< Less
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Wonderful landscape photographs by Todd Winters from the 'land of enchantment'...celebrating New Mexico.
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