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Worldwide, newborn infants suffer death or permanent brain damage caused by diseases arising before or around the time of birth. Our research groups (in Oslo, Norway and Bristol, UK) do translational research aimed at developing effective treatments against hypoxic-ischemic injury in the newborn, including prediction of severity and long term outcomes.
The neuroprotective effect of cooling (therapeutic hypothermia) was first verified in experimental models and led to clinical trials where we and others documented the same neuroprotective effect in humans. We are currently undertaking a randomised clinical trial of whether breathing the inert gas xenon during cooling improves outcomes in newborn asphyxiated infants. In experimental models explored prior to this clinical trial, xenon combined with hypothermia doubled neuroprotection as compared to hypothermia alone. Clinically, we follow up cooled infants long term at age 6-8. In the laboratory we undertake further work on xenon neuroprotection, other cooling protocols and the interaction of cooling with infection and hyperoxia, EEG, cerebral blood flow and the cardiovascular system.
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text: January 23 2013 January 23 How to Save Nearly $1,400 in a Year…One Week at at Time Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Saving money is a goal for most of us, but it can be difficult to set aside a chunk of our paycheck each month. A popular new method makes it easier to save by taking it one week at a time and building gradually. "The 52 Week Money Challenge" is gaining momentum around the world because it is a simple plan and a nearly pain-free way to set aside money. The best part? By the end of this challenge (if the "rules" are followed), it is possible to save $1,378! Take the challenge There are 52 weeks in a year, and this plan uses those weeks to set aside money that builds throughout the year. This plan doesn't have to start on the first of a new year; it can begin whenever you are ready to start saving. Just plan to continue each week for exactly one year from the date you begin. Each week, deposit the dollar amount that corresponds to the week in the plan. For example, $1 for week one, $2, for week two, $3 for week three, etc. For those with young children, this could make an incredible college savings plan. Or it can help save for a vacation, a car, retirement or just to build savings. I can only imagine what I will do at the end of the year with $1,378! The 52 Week Challenge website has tips and support. Sign up for their free newsletter for additional advice. Alternatives The key to this challenge is to keep setting aside money each week. But the system can vary depending on what works best for each user's budget. For those who find money is tight around the end of the year when this challenge requires setting aside larger quantities of money each week, consider starting in reverse. Set aside $52 for the first week and then work back down until reaching $1 in the final week. This is also a good method for those who might lack the discipline to keep going as the challenge gets harder and it is tempting to stop. Tackle the big "payments" whenever there are weeks when extra money is available. Cross off week 50 when there is an extra $50 in the budget. Having a lean week? Cross off week three and contribute $3 instead. If following this option, it is important to mark off each week on a calendar in order to keep track of how much money needs to be set aside each week and to save the proper amount of money by the end of the year. Just imagine: By the beginning of 2014 you could have nearly $1,400 in savings! This is a guest post by Pamela from Lawrenceville, GA Find out more about the KCL Contributor Network! 14 Comments LEAVE A COMMENT Cancel reply Fill in the details below or click an icon to log in.Comment Name (required) Email (required) 14 thoughts on "How to Save Nearly $1,400 in a Year…One Week at at Time" D 12/10/2014 at 10:44 am My husband I started this savings plan the first week of January 2014. I am happy to say we stuck with it and will achieve the goal of $1,378. by year's end. It was very doable, very easy and as our account total started accumulating we looked forward to the deposit. Our goal for 2014 is to double the weekly deposit and rock on … Truly worth trying! GO FOR IT!!! Reply Chris 01/27/2013 at 5:03 pm Thanks for linking to the 52 Week Money Challenge website. The community has grown quite a bit in the last two weeks. We are on week five and going strong. I look forward to helping everyone have a little more cash at the end of 2013! Reply Melissa 01/25/2013 at 7:56 am Our 20th anniversary is only 3 years away and we and we want to go somewhere nice. My plan for this year was to have my husband and I each save $10 a week ( total of $20 for the 20th). I am putting it in a savings account that requires both of us to sign to withdraw so we are not tempted to dip into it. So in 3 years we will have $3500 to use for our anniversary. Reply NICCAV 01/24/2013 at 10:49 pm I'm doing this but I went with $2 instead of $1. It means cutting way down on the eating out and putting more work into using my coupons but that's okay with me, it will certainly be worth it in the end with over $2700 in savings! Reply Yvonne Uriarte 01/24/2013 at 6:02 pm I really like this ieda and it's going to be so easy to "save, even just a little at a time with help!! :):) Reply You suck 01/24/2013 at 1:03 pm This system is BULL $%*@! It works only if you have a lot of money! Reply Marilin Meghan Dunsmore 01/24/2013 at 9:59 am I saw this the first week of Jan and decided to do it. Only I started with week 52 and am working my way down to 1, it doesn't 'make cents' to save the largest amounts during the holidays (weeks 52-49 are $202 total!). Or you could average the amounts and set up a weekly automatic deposit with your bank (mine does this, not sure if all banks do) for like $26.50. Reply Cristy 01/23/2013 at 11:47 pm I'll have to try this for my savings. So far I'm keeping a lookout for any rebates on things I've already purchased. I then cash the check or use the card and take the amount out in cash. Finally, put the savings in a jar. Hopefully I can have a good amount saved after one year! 🙂 Reply Jazzy J 01/23/2013 at 7:47 pm Go Pamela!!! Represent Lawrenceville, GA, What a GREAT way to save! Reply Nic 01/23/2013 at 5:46 pm I'm doing something similar, but not as specific, and a variation of what I know others do. Every Sunday, I remove all change and $1 bills from my wallet (and the bottom of my purse!). I am placing all of this in a jar to save and I can't wait to see how much I have at the end of the year. Saving is really difficult for me, but change and ones don't really feel like they are missing. The first week was only a little bit of change but this past week was several dollars. This is manageable for me now, and I am working on taking care of and getting caught up on other bills. If I can keep this up then maybe I will do something like this post next year! Reply german_e12 01/25/2013 at 7:26 am I like this method much better. I don't have regular amounts of pay, and "emergency bills" (vet, hospital, medicine, etc.) pop up for us and cause us stress in our household, so this seems much more reasonable. Reply Emily 01/23/2013 at 3:49 pm I'm doing this 🙂 I get excited putting the money in, knowing how much I'm going to end up saving. You know, pretty easy right now that it's only a few dollars going in each week. We'll see how well it holds up once we get into the higher weeks.. Might have to try that second alternative. Reply yazmen3 01/23/2013 at 2:46 pm wow! im definetely going to try this one. very easy to follow. Reply Anonymous 01/23/2013 at 2:18 pm I really like this idea–especially the ideas for alternatives when the money is a little tight or a little extra is available. I think it gives everyone a chance to keep it going for the year instead of giving up. Reply


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- this is really a bug or a false positive
- and/or if it makes sense to adjust the code (even if there is not a real bug present, e.g. by adding a missing initialization).
In this particular report, the problem seems to be that the | nsresult rv; | variable declared in line 1173 could be returned uninitialized (there exists at least one path through the code). It would probably be good to initialize this variable to a sane default value to be sure.
Not sure which category this belongs to, please move to the right place if you know where this should go :)
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An audiophile and petrolhead's journal: Buckle up! - Page 121
Gear mentioned in this thread:
I can appreciate the classic cars from both sides of the pond for what they are. One of our rural neighbors had a mid-60s Riviera GS - I remember piling into the back as a kid when our families car-pooled us kids to school in town. One of the biggest and oldest car dealers in our small town was a Buick dealer, and the Riviera was a VERY popular car in my town. Most of the ones I remember were a little later style, like these:
Yikes, not a fan of the back-end treatment of that later Riviera. The earlier one MM posted is much nicer looking to me.
That reporter guy got back with me, after 2 months, and wants to drive the cars. That's cool, we went over some details, but it fell apart when I mentioned liability. I told him the newspaper would have to sign that they're liable if any of the cars are damaged, and he then said it wasn't a review for the `paper (huh?!?), now he claims it's for some independent article. Okay. Well, that may be, but he'd still need to have insurance that covers him and my cars, and sign an agreement. He gets annoyed. I inform him that I only have liability on my cars, and only for my wife and I, the rest is 100% self-insured (it's smart, I put the money that I would pay in collision/comp into low-risk securities, then I can pay out of it if I ever need it). The whole time he acts like he's trying to do me some type of favor, "it's publicity for your cars". LOL! Should I get them an agent? Are they going to go out and make money for me? From the get-go I told him that I don't even want to be mentioned in the articles. PPFFFTTT!! Ultimately, I put my foot down and said no insurance, no drive. Then he hung up on me. You see? This is more of that sense of entitlement crap, believing that he has some right to do what he wants with no strings. I'd blame Chris Harris and Matt Farah , but what people don't know is they have $1M policies backing them up.
In other news, I'm buying three investment cars; a minty `71 Euro-spec 246 GT (w/ factory leather), a `71 365 GTC/4, and a "mongrel" `70 Fiat Dino spider. Then, once the DB6 is ready, the same guy that I'm buying those cars from, is buying it from me. In case you're wondering, what I mean by mongrel is that none of it is original except for the frame and body panels. In fact, it doesn't even have its Ferrari/Fiat 2.4L, what's in there now is an Alfa 2.8L (enlarged from a 2.5). It's a looker, but not worth very much. The restoration on it must have been a labor of love, because it sure wasn't for financial gain.
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You're not keeping the DB6?
No, I can flip it and almost double my investment (which is what it was to be in the first place).
Well, I can't argue with the business aspect of it, but if it was me, I'd have a hard time letting it go. I got chills during "Skyfall" when they hopped into the vintage Aston and the old style Bond them music started playing.
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I think it's a good trade. They are just cars, and the best way to be a collector is to be willing to make deals. Otherwise you are not a collector, you are just an accumulator. (An accumulator is just a horder without the dead cats and the old soup cans) If you have the discipline to both buy and sell in any hobby, you can have much more fun.
I think most cars that are traded ultimately end up with collectors. There will be a point when a car becomes too valuable to trade.
That 250 SWB California that sold two years ago for $18M (not the one Chris Evans bought) has already changed hands twice since then; once in a trade for a herd of lesser Italians, and after that in a cash purchase for an undisclosed amount. At the very top end the price increases are unsustainable, people know that, but the fat cats are playing a game of musical chairs until the bubble bursts, like it did with muscle cars a few years ago. The difference here is that exotic Italians and Brits (and some Germans) have a more broad appeal and exist in fewer numbers. So I guess "burst" isn't what will likely happen, more like gradually deflate. Which is a good thing, it's a shame that so many cars just sit in locked garages and no one else gets to see them.
That GTC/4 I'm getting is "only" worth ~$100k (140 after I have it fixed up a little), even though it's only one of 184 made that year, and 505 in all. Ironically, it's almost identical to the 365 GTB/4 Daytona mechanically, and there were nearly 1000 more Daytonas built, yet the GTC/4 is worth less than half as much. I expect all of the "off number" stallions will appreciate substantially in the next couple years, except for the remarkably hideous 400.
I'm sort of tracking a Miura S right now, the seller wants to sell it but it's a mechanical problem child and he can't afford to get it to 100%. I told him we maybe can work something out.
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Except a Prius. Those will never be too valuable to trade. The problem will be that no one will want them. They will be the old floral pattern couches of the car world - you will see one rotting in every empty lot.
Maybe Jay Leno will help you fix-up the Miura...
Whoa, just got an email with this, looks great too. Might be a cool project.
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Didn't someone recently ask about what happens when a monocoque construction car gets in a wreck? I guess you would find out...
I think the monocoque is usually the core:
The car seems to be damaged only on the outside.
I think that's the case with most economy/daily cars. Still, the amount of Lithium in those batteries may be valuable in a few years. The same can be said for Tesla.


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Because there aren't "student jobs", there are just "jobs".
Because there aren't "student jobs", there are just "jobs".
>That's why this "living wage" movement is so dangerous.
Yeah, we can't have people affording food, housing, medical care and transportation.
Um, that's exactly *why* he's posting as AC.
>Obama's fault for not trying to appoint anyone to the Supreme Court.
You forgot your
There might *actually* be some people who don't know that Obama has nominated a judge and the Republicans are the ones who refused to confirm him.
I'm pretty sure the majority of people don't want to die.
>Because we, you know, are idiots.
At least you are.
Why would redbox stock 4k blu-rays before people have the ability to play them?
>the dark matter explanation feels a bit hacky anyway.
Dark matter isn't the explanation, it's the question.
We observe things like: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
but we don't know what is causing them. "Dark matter" is just a short way of saying "whatever it is that is responsible for these things we are observing".
You're the one being a douche here.
The government should be required to only use open source software.
>Seriously, if this happened in the UK there'd be a gigantic 'fuck off' from the customers
Wait, wait, are we talking about the same UK where the citizens have to pay for a 'TV license'?
> How can you say it didn't,
Because we saw several heterosexual relationships throughout the course of the series, and no homosexual ones.
>However, there's nothing that bold or controversial about a gay character.
Ok, then why doesn't Star Trek have any?
A program on a computer can access the data of another program on the same computer?
Why is this supposed to bother me?
>China has been surprisingly open WRT to the Panama Papers
What are you talking about? This is an article about China censoring those papers. That is kind of the opposite of being "surprisingly open".
You know those TSA approved luggage locks? The Washington Post did a story on them, and included pictures of the master keys.
Someone saw this and used the photos to make a functional 3D-printed set of keys. All of those TSA approved locks are useless now.
It is impossible to make a backdoor that only the "good guys" can use. It *will* get leaked, stolen, or cracked.
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Rare is the star vehicle that is as poorly matched to its star as Drillbit Taylor, which casts Owen Wilson as a homeless army deserter and con man, able to fool people into believing hes both a substitute teacher and a master of hand-to-hand combat. Its a part that requires bluster, but Wilsons laid-back delivery just doesnt pass muster. Its easy to believe hed be homeless and lounging around the beaches of Santa Monica all day, but impossible to buy him as an ass-kickeror believe that anyone else would. Shame, too, because Drillbit Taylor is pretty good in almost every aspect other than its lead performance. Were this just about the high-school freshmen who hire the title character as their bodyguardoverweight and foul-mouthed Ryan (Troy Gentile, the young Jack Black in both Tenacious D and Nacho Libre), scrawny stepchild Wade (Unfabulouss Nate Hartley), and über-dorky Emmit (scary Ring kid David Dorfman, now pubescent)it could have been a real charmer.
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Is it ever going to snow in Maryland? Probably, out there in our mountainous west. But how about closer to home? Will Anne Arundelians see snow in 2013-2014?
Nobody knows when — or if — it will snow.
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Michael Ryan's baton and mighty voice bring the Messiah home to St. James Parish
Late afternoon on Thanksgiving Sunday, singers file into the 1765-church. Some carry their well-thumbed scores of Handel's Messiah; others will borrow or buy a score, $10 at the door.
As 4pm approaches, some 200 wait for director Michael S. Ryan to lower his baton.
For the 27th year, annual Advent Messiah Sing-Along opens the Christmas season at historic St. James Parish with joyful impromptu song.
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This year's fall garden has been better than ever.
The August plantings of Contender and Crocket green beans each provided at least three pickings of the most tender and flavorful green beans we have ever enjoyed.
Local animal lovers read local Short Leash writer
If you read Marley and Me and cried like a baby, we may have the book club for you.
The readers in this club carry their passion about animals into their taste in books. They'll read any animal-themed book. They started on The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein and The Pitbull Placebo by Karen Delise.
After generations harvesting wild oysters, Chesapeake watermen are learning to raise them
Where have all the nicknames gone?
Once upon a time you had one — Popeye, Spanky, Hambone — if you were an oysterman working the Bay.
Nowadays, oystermen are mostly gone, along with their nicknames. In Anne Arundel and Calvert counties, only about a dozen commercial oystermen still work.
John Page Williams honored for 40 years of conservation
John Page Williams, the Chesapeake Bay Foundation's senior naturalist, has been made an Admiral of the Chesapeake by decree of Governor Martin O'Malley. The rank, which dates back to the middle of the last century, recognizes a lifetime of environmental contributions.
From asparagus to strawberries to tools, you've got a few more tasks
The gardening season is almost over, but there are some loose ends that need your attention.
From perch to rock to sea trout — this lure will get them when others won't
Temperatures were in the mid-50s, the tide was close to slack and a light wind was out of the southwest at the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. Hoping for a good score on the white perch that had been gathering there the last two weeks, we were armed with medium-weight jigging rods and two-ounce Bernie's Bomber Rigs.
Thanksgiving's main course, from free to $6.75 a pound
The bird of the season is a turkey.
We Americans devour over 45 million turkeys and over 675 million pounds of turkey each Thanksgiving. That's the big day, but not the only day, we eat the big bird. If you're an average American, you eat 17.5 pounds of turkey every year. That's more than even Uncle Max could eat in one day.
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Restoring oysters and an oyster economy in the Chesapeake starts in hatchery labs, where scientists are filling the gap in hopes nature will take over from there.
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The Duggar family has a big announcement. Can you guess what it could possibly be? On "The Today Show," Michelle, Jim Bob, their 19 children and two grandchildren were on hand to share the news.
"We really are excited. We are expecting our 20th child. Yes, yes! We are due in April and we're just thrilled," says Michelle.
"This is the farthest apart we've gone. Typically 16 to 18 months apart, so we were really kind of thinking [the 19th] might be our last. That was kind of sad. We were enjoying the grandbabies, they're precious. But we are just so grateful to God, so excited," she continues.
Their last child, Josie, was born in December of 2009, so it will have been over two years by the time no. 20 comes along in April.
Interviewer Ann Curry points out that she's only got two kids and that is a lot of work, how do the Duggars do it?
"We always have the motto around our house 'There's always room for one more.' They are such a gift, we are so grateful for each one of them," says Michelle.
Jim Bob adds, "We just had one that got married and has his own family now, so we made room for another one … We didn't want to stop at an odd number either."
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California checks for compliance with its first round of product testing
In July 2011, the California Department of Toxic Substance Control (DTSC) issued its first annual report on plumbing products sampled and tested for lead concentrations in 2010. All drinking water faucets that were sampled and tested were reported to comply with the state's new low-lead law.
California's low-lead legislation was signed into law in September 2006 and took effect in January 2010. It guided the way for the federal Reduction of Lead in Drinking Water Act, which was signed into law in January 2011 and will take effect in 2014. Both the California and federal laws require the lead content for pipes, pipe fittings, plumbing fittings and fixtures have a weighted average of no more than 0.25% with respect to the wetted surfaces. This percentage is a significant reduction from the previously allowable 8% limit under the Safe Drinking Water Act.
Most drinking water faucets are made from brass, a mix of copper, zinc and a minute amount of lead. Lead seals microscopic cracks that occur between the copper and zinc crystals as they cool, and provides the malleability for brass to be forged and converted into the machined components that are vital parts of every faucet.
In recent years, a number of brass alloys have largely replaced the leaded brass in faucets. These materials include bismuth, silicon, selenium and phosphorous, all of which provide different material properties depending on the amount used and the processing method.
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For its first year, DTSC selected 15 distinct plumbing products intended for potable water use. These were collected between April and May 2010 from large retail locations, small or independent retailers and the Internet. In most cases, triplicate samples were obtained for a total of 44 plumbing samples, which included 301 individual components for analysis. California law requires the lead content of a plumbing product exposed to water be factored into the weighted average.
DTSC notified manufacturers and distributors of products it sampled and provided them the results. The final results were:
Several of the retailers were surprised at the suppliers' inaccuracies when assuring that their plumbing products meet state standards. The report also noted that some retailers and manufacturers, aware of public concerns about lead in consumer products, have indicated they will investigate their supply chains to find plumbing products that meet standards.
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Aging infrastructure, including pipe and plumbing system components, is the main contributor of trace amounts of lead in U.S. water. Many of the buildings constructed prior to the 1980s still have lead solder connecting copper pipes. Some major cities have 100% lead piping bringing water from utilities to buildings and their occupants. A thin biofilm has developed over the decades to coat lead piping, preventing dangerous levels of lead from entering the drinking water system.
Legislation to upgrade the nation's lead pipes is the next step to protect the public from exposure to lead in drinking water. Such a task will require billions of dollars over many decades. In the meantime, the best protection for the public is the ongoing testing and monitoring of its drinking water and the purchase of certified plumbing products.


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Foretaste of a country in which the sick will be forced to work
Sir: I have already experienced how the Welfare Reform Bill will attempt to force incapacity benefit claimants back to work (Letters, 27 November). As a kidney dialysis patient for around five years, I was called for a Department for Work and Pensions medical examination in May this year to check I was still eligible for benefit. Because I am not disabled nor present as unwell (kidney failure is like living in slow motion), it was concluded that my claim be switched to Jobseekers Allowance; my previous £82 a week would be immediately cut to £57.
It was not even as if I could be "available for work". At the local Job Centre I pointed out that since I have to have haemodialysis three afternoons a week, it is unlikely anyone would want to employ me. There was a palpable sense of embarrassment from the clerical officer that someone with my medical condition should be expected to work.
I have of course appealed, as presumably a lot of people will do when the Welfare Reform Bill comes into force. Six months later, I have heard nothing, and exist on £45 a week, 60 per cent of my previous award, while I await a decision. This is all stress I do not need as a severely ill person.
Fortunately, my housing benefit and council tax bills are paid. Which leaves me not quite enough for food and domestic sundries, and fuel and phone bills. Any small savings I did have have been eaten away. From my experience, all I can deduce is that the Government has decided that sick and disabled should work, but if they cannot then it is enough that they barely exist.
Absurd to apologise for an ancient wrong
Sir: I find it absurd that Tony Blair should apologise for the part played by Britain in the slave trade 200 years ago.
Slavery was abhorrent and we cannot be proud that at one time we practised it. However, it was an accepted part of the economics of the time. The prevailing belief was that native peoples were little better than animals and not deserving of the same treatment as white Europeans.
What we should be doing is celebrating the fact that some individuals had the compassion and the vision to fight for change.
It is acceptable for living participants in atrocious acts to make some apology on behalf of themselves and their peers, such as surviving members of the SS expressing regret for the Holocaust, but it seems ridiculous for our Prime Minister to apologise for acts and policies so far back in time that our present government and society has no link to them.
Sir: Our Prime Minister has expressed "deep regret" for the slave trade, but does that also apply to the population of the country or just to the government, and what of the Crown?
Are we all responsible? What of the immigrants to the country since those events, say Nigerians or Pakistanis, possibly Yasmin Alibhai-Brown herself. Does she fell "deep regret"?
Are recent arrivals excused? What is the status of the half- million east Europeans; do they help to dilute the guilt? My family came from Liverpool so they must have transmitted some of the guilt. But just a minute, their forebears came from Scotland and Wales. Do I escape?
When immigrants arrive are they made aware of the of "regret" which they must feel and the burden of guilt which will lie on their shoulders if they become UK citizens?
Sir: Must I wait until 2203 for the Government to express "deep sorrow" for Tony Blair's illegal invasion of Iraq?
The hunting law cannot be enforced
Sir: Some of your correspondents seem to have missed the point about your leader comment on the Hunting Act ("Ill-conceived and unenforceable", 20 November).
The Act was not the product of public need or demand. It had its roots in party political retribution. Despite 10 times the parliamentary time being devoted to it as to Iraq, the final product barely resembled the Bill the Government tried to get through, and was put through its final stages in one day, with no provision for improvement.
Wherever you stand on the hunting debate, comprehending the Act is almost impossible. Laws should have the consent of those they affect. In this instance, they do not, because it was not about cruelty to animals, but a thinly disguised assault on a section of society.
The Hunting Act is not working; we always said it wouldn't. Hunts are entitled to test the law while trying to interpret it as well as they can. This is no easy task.
The police have to make the best of it. Sending out a police helicopter in an attempt to decide if someone's dog is chasing a rabbit (which is legal) as opposed to a hare (which is not) is not something that should be put ahead of the fight against serious crime.
Sir: Whatever your position regarding hunting, your recent correspondence shows that the Hunting Act is simply not working.
The main argument put forward for a ban was to improve animal welfare. Clearly, with no lives of the quarry species being saved and the increase in other methods of control that are capable of wounding, that proposition has been proved wrong.
Now we hear that the problem is that Act is just not being enforced, an unsurprising situation when the police are expected to define "hunting" and "flushing" when the politicians who drafted the Act could not.
Surely the one single incident that sums up the illogical argument behind the Hunting Act is that under this law, which was passed to supposedly to save animals' lives, the first prosecution of a hunt official was due to the fact that he failed to kill the fox.
Sir: It's regrettable that for some hunters the thrill of chasing wild animals to their deaths seems to have been replaced by the thrill of trying to get around the law. As convictions for illegal hunting mount, it will be interesting to see how long that thrill will last.
Ministers need not be experts
Sir: I was perturbed by the comments of Clive Stafford Smith paraphrased in your report (27 November) in which he seems to suggest that politicians should be "experts" in their field before being posted to the Cabinet.
I'm sure that John Reid, who attracted particular criticism, would argue that a PhD in economic history from Stirling University would give him the necessary grounding to occupy a position in the Cabinet. Even if you don't agree with many of Dr Reid's policies public accountability should be the yardstick, rather than an opaque form of expertise.
The comments of Mr Stafford Smith smacked of the Anglophobic assumption that Britain hasn't moved on in 100 years since the reign of Victoria, and that our politicians are jobsworths with no definable skill sets, and worse, that the British electorate need him to point that out to us.
Doctors trained to recognise a crisis
Sir: On the subject of human error in medicine and its role in the preventable death of Elaine Bromiley ("System failure", 14 November), we fully support the initiatives implemented for postgraduate teams by the Royal College of Surgeons and others (Letters, 16 November). We believe human factor awareness needs to be introduced at an earlier stage, to create a healthcare environment where this approach is fundamental.
The University of Liverpool offers resource management training to all final-year medical students. This is a day spent in Chester and Merseyside's high-fidelity simulation centre where student teams deal with emergency situations. The scenarios recreate common medical emergencies in which a patient's health may be put at risk, not through failure of medical knowledge or inadequate treatment, but the type of system failure described in Jane Feinmann's article.
The team is immersed in a clinical scenario, which they address using the knowledge and skills they have acquired in five years of training. The scenario is recorded on video, and played back to them so they can identify the critical points and discuss strategies that would improve the outcome.
The focus is on maintaining situational awareness, through leadership with participation, where everyone feels their contribution is valid and can be heard, and on declaring the emergency, so that all present have a shared mental model.
Students value the realism, and the safe environment where mistakes can be recognised and rectified before the care of the patient becomes their responsibility. They rate this training as one of the best experiences in equipping them to react safely to the situations they will face in the forthcoming months as junior hospital doctors.
Blair's doleful legacy in Iraq
Sir: Once again Patrick Cockburn is to be commended for his courage in reporting the reality of what is happening in Iraq (28 November). The disaster that Blair has consistently reported as progress has had appalling consequences both in Iraq and throughout the region. His decision to place Britain side-by-side with the United States in such a poorly judged and mismanaged adventure has arguably increased the threat from terrorism, damaged community relations in Britain, and had a doleful impact on Britain's reputation abroad.
This is Blair's major legacy, but he is not solely to blame. Parliament backed the Prime Minister in 2003, presumably accepting the "logic" presented in support of the US invasion. We can expect no apology from Blair but at least we may hope that history delivers a damning verdict on his leadership.
This is not being wise after the event. The million people who marched in London on 15 February 2003 could foresee that a Labour government in solidarity with Bush's "war on terror" was making a massive mistake. The removal of Saddam and the presence of US troops could never bring Western-style democracy to Iraq, nor would it magically produce a wave of liberal democratic pro-American governments across the Middle East. Many said so at the time but Blair did not listen.
Paltry handouts from the mega-rich
Sir: Your piece about Phones4U Boss John Caudwell (28 November) is a sorry indictment of your self-image as a newspaper which believes in a more equal society. A £3.5m giveaway from a man worth possibly £2bn is the equivalent of me donating £100 to charity; not worthy of a one-line mention let alone a two-page spread.
The degree to which his massive fortune depends on the employees he is actually insulting is obviously lost on him and on you. A £15,000 bonus to a member of staff as a reward for 15 years' service is a paltry sum you should be decrying not trumpeting. How much better would be the fair distribution of the profits of the company over the past decade.
The story which is worth two pages but which got one line in this piece was that today a mother in Britain is expected to find the money for a wheelchair for her disabled child. The "liberal" media increasingly champions arch-capitalists whilst we return to a Dickensian society where workers are expected to applaud charity from the mega-rich at Christmas time. Shame on you.
Drink it in
Sir: The fact that the marketing director of Coca-Cola Great Britain describes her firm's concoctions of water, sugar, flavourings and sweeteners as "sports and energy drinks" (Letters, 27 November) negates the claim she makes that these products are not advertised to under-12s, many of whom will be influenced towards those products by that description.
The age of mustard
Sir: Robert Vincent's letter (24 November) has brought up an important issue about information provided by sauce companies. Fifteen years ago, I had an argument with my brother about which was the older company, Heinz or Colman's so we wrote to them. I got a letter and he got a Heinz fun pack, but I won the argument. Since then, both companies proudly display their ages on the mustard/ketchup packets.
Foreign countries
Sir: Things are not so simple as Ariadne van den Hof would have us believe (Letters, 27 November). It is true that in Dutch "Holland" and "the Netherlands" are not the same, but Dutch speakers cannot regulate foreign language usage. Both English and German speakers normally call the country "Holland" . Likewise German speakers use "England" for the whole United Kingdom and are surprised to be informed that Edinburgh is not in England. This phenomenon has been around for centuries.
Cycle safety
Sir: Your correspondent (24 November) is probably right in asserting that helmets do not make cycling safer. This should not be taken to imply that that cycling cannot be made safer. Compulsory use of sleeved high visibility jackets would remove the major cause of cycling accidents at a stroke, as they have done for highway workers. The priority - for motorcyclists as well as cyclists - is not to protect after being knocked off, but to avoid being knocked off.
Science and religion
Sir: N T Sheherd, commenting on BA cabin staff wearing crosses (letter, 27 November), is in good company. Was it not an Archbishop - the great William Temple - who said: "If I had appendicitis I would much rather be operated on by an atheist surgeon than a Christian butcher"?
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By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 2:19 PM GMT on August 12, 2009
Tropical Depression Two is struggling. The depression still has a good chance of becoming the Atlantic hurricane season's first named storm this week, but the dry, Saharan air that surrounds the storm, combined with moderately high levels of wind shear, are interfering with the storm's organization. Satellite loops of the storm show that heavy thunderstorm activity is limited to the west side of the depression. This is due to strong winds out of the southeast that are creating a moderate 15 - 20 knots of wind shear. The intensity and coverage of these thunderstorms is meager, thanks to the large amount of dry air to TD 2's north that is getting wrapped into the circulation. This morning's QuikSCAT pass showed a well-formed surface circulation, with top winds of about 30 - 35 mph.
Wind shear over TD 2 is expected to remain in the moderate range, 10 - 20 knots, over the next five days. Sea Surface Temperatures (SSTs) are a marginal 26 - 27°C, and will not change much over the next three days. There is plenty of dry, stable air from the Saharan Air Layer (SAL) to to TD 2's north that will continue to cause the storm problems. The relatively cool SSTs and dry air mean that TD 2 will not be able to intensify quickly. However, it does appear likely that TD 2 has enough going for it that it will eventually be able to become Tropical Storm Ana sometime in the next three days. Most of the computer models show some weak development, but none of them predict TD 2 will become a hurricane. It is unusual for storms forming this far north to make it all the way across the Atlantic to hit the Lesser Antilles Islands. For now, TD 2 doesn't concern me as much as the new tropical wave to its southeast, just off the coast of Africa.
Figure 1. Tropical Depression Two (left center of image) and a new tropical wave (right side of image), newly emerged from the coast of Africa.
Elsewhere in the Atlantic
A strong tropical wave with some rotation and plenty of heavy thunderstorm activity left the coast of Africa yesterday, and is located a few hundred miles south of the Cape Verdes Islands. The GFS and ECMWF models continue to predict the development of this wave late this week. Both of these models indicate that the wave would track further south than Tropical Depression Two, and could impact the Lesser Antilles Islands in about seven days. This storm bears close attention over the coming days.
Two other tropical waves, one that just passed through the Lesser Antilles Islands, and one about 300 miles east of the islands, are mentioned in NHC's Graphical Tropical Weather Outlook. Both of these waves have very limited heavy thunderstorm activity that is not increasing, and are not a threat to develop over the next two days. None of the computer models develop either of these waves.
Felicia moves through Hawaiian Islands as a tropical depression
Tropical Storm Felicia weakened to a tropical depression before passing through the Hawaiian Islands yesterday. The storm brought scattered heavy rains of 1 - 2 inches to the islands, and no damage was reported. Felicia is only the 10th tropical cyclone of tropical depression strength or higher to hit the islands since 1950. Four other tropical cyclones have passed within 75 miles of the islands during that time period.
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90 Mountain Crest Dr, Oxford, GAList Price: $525,000 | Bed: 6 | Bath: 5.0
Gorgeous 4-sided Brick Retreat w/ Rocking Chair Covered Front Porch*Six Bedrooms Five Full Baths*Full Finished Basement w Full Bath/Game Room*Sparkling Salt Water Pebble Tec Pool(Spent over $75K on Pool & decking)*Private Fenced Back Yard*Three Bay Garage with tiled Floor*Granite Kitchen w Huge Island Great for Entertaining*Very Open Floor Plan*Soaring 2-story Living Room*Guest Bedroom on Main w Bath*Amazing Master with Double Sinks, Separate jetted Tub/Shower*Real Close to the Olympic Horse Park*Three separate HVAC units*Six zone sprinkler front and back*This is a Must See*Tax records do not reflect the full finished basement with Bedroom and Bath*Corner, Level Lot, Private Backyard1.25Cable TV Connections, Ceilings - Trey, Ceilings - Vaulted, Ceilings 9 Ft Plus, Double Vanity, Gas Logs, Hardwood Floors, Tile Floors, Tile Bath, Walk-in ClosetNoneDeck/Patio, Fenced Yard, Pool-in Ground
Listing Courtesy of: SOLID SOURCE REALTY, INC. | MLS ID#: 07624843
1573 Cook Rd, Oxford, GAList Price: $439,900 | Bed: 2 | Bath: 2.0
Motivated Seller! Immaculate 22 acre Horse Farm offers B'tiful Yellow River frontage w/many possible building sites for your custom home. On site an upscale 2 BR/2 BA Equestrian House Barn. The 4 stall horse barn features a wide center aisle, hot & cold water wash rack, workshop, laundry & utility rms. Each stall has it's own turn out patio! This fabulous home attached to the barn is so comfortable you may choose not to build but, if you do this would be a great guest house. Featuring an open, light filled floor plan w/vaulted ceiling grtrm, kitchen w/granite topped island, & SS appliances, and a living room w/soapstone wood burning stove. Paved circular driveway, lighted arena, beautifully fenced pastures & wooded trails. Great Location,Priced to Sell !!!Open Land, Private Backyard, WoodedCeilings 9 Ft Plus, Ceilings - Vaulted, Tile FloorsParkBarn, Deck/Patio, Dog Run/Pen, Fenced Yard, Garden Area, Porch, Workshop
Listing Courtesy of: BYER REALTY | MLS ID#: 07613017
30 Wesleyan Way, Oxford, GAList Price: $389,900 | Bed: 5 | Bath: 3.1
Custom 4 sided brick lake front home located in Wesleyan gated community , 2+ acres with private stocked community lake,2 covered porches,in-ground pool w/separate outdoor shower, 3 car garage, circle drive and extra parking, 20 x 21 master suite w/ a spacious tiled bath equipped w/ a corner jetted tub, a 6ft shower, his/her vanities, his/her walk-in closets ,2nd bedroom on main with private bath ,3 spacious bedrooms with additional bonus room upstairs, tons of storage no need for basement, hardwoods throughout the main level,spacious dine-in kitchen w/ keeping room, granite countertops, wet bar, built in desk and lovely maple cabinetry. accented w/ tons of intricate details...heavy trim work, elegant palladium & transom windows, plantation shuttersLevel Lot, Private BackyardBookcases, Double Vanity, Foyer - Entrance, Garden Tub, Hardwood Floors, Separate Shower, Tile Bath, Tile Floors, Walk-in Closet, Whirlpool Bath, Wall-to-wall CarpetGated Community, Lake, Neighborhood AssociationDeck/Patio, Pool-in Ground, Pool Screened/Enclosed
Listing Courtesy of: SOUTHERN CLASSIC REALTORS | MLS ID#: 07596768
535 Oak Ridge Dr, Oxford, GAList Price: $349,900 | Bed: 5 | Bath: 3.0
Huge, 3 sides brick home on five acres! Lots of house for the money. Bring your horses! Open floor plan is great for entertaining! Spacious 5 BR + office, bonus, and playroom. Office and bonus can be 6th and 7th bedrooms. New roof, new AC. All rooms are large and great room is 2-story! Master suite connects to 2nd BR which could be used as sitting room, office, or nursery. Upstairs has 2nd living space with 2 BR, Bath, storage room, and den or playroom. Walk-in closets and Lots of Storage! Oversized garage with work/storage room. Front pasture is fenced for horses. Rocking chair front porch and large deck in back. 10,000 sq ft back yard has privacy fence and playground. Listing agent and broker are related to seller.Level Lot, Open Land, Private BackyardCeilings - Trey, Ceilings - Vaulted, Ceilings 9 Ft Plus, Double Vanity, Foyer - Entrance, Gas Logs, Separate Shower, Tile Bath, Tile Floors, Walk-in Closet, Whirlpool BathNoneDeck/Patio, Fenced Yard, Garden Area
Listing Courtesy of: HOME GOLD REALTY, INC. | MLS ID#: 07622277
150 Whipporwill Dr, Oxford, GAList Price: $349,000 | Bed: 6 | Bath: 4.1
If you are looking for space, you have found your home. This traditional style home has so much square footage and versatility. Formal entry with columns take you into the GR w/built-in media cabinet, bookshelves, FP and a wall of windows to view nature. Country kitchen w/granite, SS appl is open to a lovely Keeping room w/2nd fireplace. Master on main has lg bath, his/her vanities, jet tub, lots of closets and storage as well. BR and full bath upstairs could be office or teen suite. Basement 2 BR and full bath plus finished rec rooms. There is add'l unfinish rooms in bsmt as well. There is also a screen porch, patio and hot tub. Established Landscaping in full bloom. You are just a quick commute to Conyers/Covington/Loganville & minutes from Horsepark.Cul De Sac, Private Backyard, WoodedBookcases, Cable In Street, Cable TV Connections, Ceilings - Trey, Ceilings - Vaulted, Ceilings 9 Ft Plus, Double Vanity, Foyer - Entrance, Garden Tub, Hardwood Floors, Tile Floors, Walk-in ClosetStreet LightsDeck/Patio, Dog Run/Pen, Hot Tub, Screen Porch, Sprinkler System
Listing Courtesy of: RE/MAX AGENTS REALTY | MLS ID#: 07622831
435 Dial Mill Rd, Oxford, GAList Price: $345,000 | Bed: 4 | Bath: 3.0
Wonderful Ranch on approx 17 Acres on edge of Newton & Walton Counties. Very private and perfect for your family. Should qualify 100% financing on USDA loan. Ask agent for more info about this loan or other options. Close to shopping...and has private pond! There is room to grow if needed. Also on property there is a large Barn with power / workshop area and a log cabin with power that has been refurbished originally built before the 1900's. Home has been well maintained and awaits the perfect new owner.Private Backyard, Wooded16-17AcresHardwood Floors, Ceilings 9 Ft PlusNonePONDOut Building, Workshop, Barn
Listing Courtesy of: AVALAR REALTY EAST | MLS ID#: 07622068
65 Wisteria Dr, Oxford, GAList Price: $339,900 | Bed: 6 | Bath: 3.1
Immaculate Ranch with all the upgrades and abundant space. Walk into open foyer w/ vaulted ceilings & hardwood floors, beautiful open concept w/formal dining overlooking large family room, amazing kitchen w/ granite counter tops &beautiful shining hardwood floors. Master on main w/sitting area. Large Bonus room above garage. Basement features kitchen area, dining area, two finished bedrooms, one unfinished bedroom, full bath, huge rec/theater room, mechanical room & storage/shop area. Cozy screened porch overlooking private wooded back yard walks off to double deck. This home has it all, granite counter tops throughout, tile floors, tile baths, mud room and very well maintained. Show by appointment only!!!!Sloping, Wooded, Private BackyardCeilings - Trey, Ceilings - Vaulted, Ceilings 9 Ft Plus, Double Vanity, Foyer - 2 Story, Foyer - Entrance, Hardwood Floors, Separate Shower, Tile Bath, Tile Floors, Walk-in Closet, Wall-to-wall Carpet, Whirlpool BathStreet Lights, Neighborhood Association, Underground UtilitiesDeck/Patio, Porch, Screen Porch, Sprinkler System, Water Feature
Listing Courtesy of: COLDWELL BANKER BULLARD REALT | MLS ID#: 07610456
50 Highlands Creek Way, Oxford, GAList Price: $299,000 | Bed: 5 | Bath: 4.0
An elegant ranch home with a stunning interior! The split floor plan is open and inviting, designed for entertaining and easy family living. A large solarium opens out to the pool and fenced, landscaped backyard. Granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, and hardwoods are just a few of the upgrades. Very convenient to I-20, easy access to Atlanta and shopping. The large shop makes the perfect "man cave" or could be converted into an in-law suite.Cul De Sac, Open Land, Private Backyard, WoodedBookcases, Double Vanity, Garden Tub, Separate Shower, Skylight, Tile Bath, Tile Floors, Walk-in Closet, Wall-to-wall Carpet, Whirlpool Bath, Ceilings 9 Ft Plus, Ceilings - Trey, Rear Stairs, Hardwood FloorsStreet Lights, Underground UtilitiesFenced Yard, Deck/Patio, Porch, Sprinkler System, Pool-in Ground, Workshop
Listing Courtesy of: COLDWELL BANKER GERRI MURPHY | MLS ID#: 07603249
75 Ashford Dr, Oxford, GAList Price: $249,900 | Bed: 4 | Bath: 3.0
Lovely Home in Move-In Condition with Full Daylight Basement on 1.21 Acres. 4 BR/3 BA plus Bonus Room. Front Porch leads you to the 2-Story Foyer, Formal Dining Rm with Wd floors, Vaulted Great Rm w/ Fireplace. Open Kitchen includes Wood Cabinets, Pantry, Breakfast Bar & Breakfast Area. Master Suite on Main with Sitting Rm, Granite counters in Bath with Garden Tub & Separate Shower. In-Law Suite on Main with Full Bath. 2 Bedrooms Upstairs share Jack N Jill Bath plus a Finished Bonus Rm or 5th BR. Relax on the screened porch or in the Hot Tub Rm (hot tub included) overlooking the private level yard with fruit trees and muscadine vines. Extensive trim throughout home. 2-Car Side Entry Garage w/ opener. Fridge, Washer & Dryer are also included.Private Backyard, Open Land, Level Lot1.20 AcresCable TV Connections, Ceilings - Trey, Ceilings - Vaulted, Ceilings 9 Ft Plus, Double Vanity, Foyer - 2 Story, Garden Tub, Hardwood Floors, Pulldown Attic Stairs, Separate Shower, Walk-in Closet, Wall-to-wall Carpet, Foyer - EntranceUnderground UtilitiesDeck/Patio, Hot Tub, Porch, Screen Porch, Sprinkler System
Listing Courtesy of: COLDWELL BANKER JACKSON RTY | MLS ID#: 07617157
3305 Stone Lea Dr, Oxford, GAList Price: $249,000 | Bed: 4 | Bath: 3.0
Beautiful lakefront property and awesome family home in a great neighborhood! Plenty of room for everyone and their toys! Go fishing every day from your own dock on the lake! Huge level lot with great shore frontage. Huge patio and upper deck to enjoy the beautiful view! The home includes two separate living areas with fireplaces, huge game room and so much more. Lower level can easily have an additional bedroom added in the lower level and office could be a small kitchenette area! Must see to see the possibilities! Newer AC Units and well pump/house. Great area for commuting with easy access to I-20 and many State Highways.Level LotCable TV Connections, Garden Tub, Pulldown Attic Stairs, Rear Stairs, Separate Shower, Walk-in Closet, Foyer - Entrance, Tile Floors, Hardwood Floors, Wall-to-wall Carpet, Tile Bath, Ceilings 9 Ft Plus, Whirlpool BathNoneStone Lea Lake DamDeck/Patio, Out Building
Listing Courtesy of: SOUTHERN CLASSIC REALTORS | MLS ID#: 07621432
30 Macedonia Ct, Oxford, GAList Price: $189,000 | Bed: 4 | Bath: 2.0
Serenity - This home feels so peaceful and inviting. This well maintained homes site on over an acre of sure beauty. The home features granite in the kitchen and tile floors. The spacious open floor plan has plenty of room for the family and entertaining. The basement features finished rooms as well as a full sized garage door and work shop area. The property is complete with the very private and beautiful back yard that you will enjoy while sitting on the amazing back deck. Welcome Home.Level Lot, Wooded, Private Backyard1.02Cable TV Connections, Cable In Street, Ceilings 9 Ft Plus, Foyer - Entrance, Double Vanity, Garden Tub, Walk-in ClosetStreet LightsNoneDeck/Patio, Garden Area, Out Building, Porch
Listing Courtesy of: KELLER WILLIAMS RLTY ATL. PAR | MLS ID#: 07602277
511 Hightower Trl, Oxford, GAList Price: $170,000 | Bed: 4 | Bath: 2.1
Log home with four bedrooms, two and a half bath, living room with fireplace, dining room, country kitchen, master bedroom on main, laundry room, front and back porch, two car garage on over nine acres. Sold as is. See attachments for PAS requirements and WFHM offer sumittal information in MLS document section.Wooded, Level LotWalk-in Closet, Wall-to-wall CarpetNonePorch
Listing Courtesy of: AMERICAN REALTY PROFESSIONALS | MLS ID#: 07623783
277 Dover Rd, Oxford, GAList Price: $170,000 | Bed: 4 | Bath: 2.1
Privacy awaits you at this 7 acre estate. This spacious home offers plenty of living area with 4 bedrooms and 2 and half baths and full basement ready to finish. All this in prime Oxford location. Just a few of your finishing touches and this property will be ready to call your "Home Sweet Home".WoodedCable TV Connections, Cable In Street, Wall-to-wall Carpet, Tile Bath, Tile FloorsNone
Listing Courtesy of: COLONY PROPERTIES | MLS ID#: 07594915
1006 Asbury St, Oxford, GAList Price: $145,000 | Bed: 4 | Bath: 2.0
This jewel of a house is located within walking distance of Oxford College and just 5 minutes to Downtown Covington! Some of the many wonderful features of this newly renovated property include granite counter tops, fresh, neutral paint inside and out, new appliances, new carpet, ceiling fans, new a/c unit, new windows, new wiring, just to name a few. Seller will pay up to 3% closing cost with a full price offer only. At this price, it will certainly not be in active status for long.Level Lot, Private BackyardCable TV Connections, Recently Renovated, Tile Bath, Walk-in ClosetStreet Lights
Listing Courtesy of: PINNACLE REALTORS | MLS ID#: 07605941
105 Marbrook Trce, Oxford, GAList Price: $100,100 | Bed: 3 | Bath: 2.0
Property is occupied. Occupants are not to be disturbed or contacted under any circumstances. Interior and exterior inspections are not available and the property is being sold as is.NoneOther (See Remarks)NoneDeck/Patio
Listing Courtesy of: HOUSEPAD LLP | MLS ID#: 07605972
112 Flat Rock Rd, Oxford, GAList Price: $88,500 | Bed: 3 | Bath: 2.1
Cute House totally remodel New Heating and Air, New Title Floors, Remodel Bathrooms, New Water Heater, and New Carpet everything is nice and clean. This house sits on a beautiful corner lot, it's ready for someone to start moving in. Relax on the covered deck, or under the big trees. Come see this nice place you will love it!Corner, Level LotTile Bath, Tile Floors, Walk-in Closet, Wall-to-wall CarpetNoneDeck/Patio, Porch
Listing Courtesy of: AMERICAN REALTY PROFESSIONALS | MLS ID#: 07625916
215 Carole Dr, Oxford, GAList Price: $69,900 | Bed: 3 | Bath: 1.0
GREAT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY OR FIRST TIME HOME BUYER, SOLID BRICK RANCH , LARGE EAT IN KITCHEN, NEW HVAC, ROOF IN GREAT CONDITION, HAS FRESH PAINT, JUST NEEDS A LITTLE TLC AND CARPET. SOLD AS IS WITH NO REPAIRS...NoneCable TV Connections, Pulldown Attic Stairs, Tile Floors, Tile BathNone
Listing Courtesy of: COLDWELL BANKER GERRI MURPHY | MLS ID#: 07619643
1175 Ashland Farm Rd, Oxford, GAList Price: $59,000 | Bed: 2 | Bath: 2.0
Great land with opportunity to add value by bringing in another structure or upgrading the existing home. Huge storage shed with solid concrete slab foundation. 4.93 acres that will give you the privacy and land you desire while allowing you to be a few miles from the local shopping and dining. This home site is a great find as you exit the city life and have your own slice of paradise to build your personal homestead.None768x651Other (See Remarks)NoneNonePorch, Dog Run/Pen
Listing Courtesy of: KELLER WILLIAMS RLTY ATL. PAR | MLS ID#: 07607890
968 Cannon Farm Rd, Oxford, GAList Price: $39,900 | Bed: 3 | Bath: 2.0
Country Living, Welcome to this home on over 1 1/2 acres in Walton County. Your home is ready for you to put your touch on it. No worries though it has a newer roof, heating and air system and water heater. You also have an updated shower as well. You have 3 spacious bedrooms and 2 full baths. The master bedroom has its own bath. Home is being "SOLD AS IS" Great for a first time buyer or investor.Level Lot0Cable TV Connections, Garden Tub, Tile BathNoneNoneOut Building
Listing Courtesy of: HARRY NORMAN REALTORS | MLS ID#: 07615824
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The teacher caught on tape punching "Jersey Shore" star Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi has apologized — he was too drunk to remember what happened.
Brad Ferro, 24, tells the New York Post, "When I saw the video, I was sick to my stomach. I couldn't believe that I'd ever do anything like that. I was raised to act in a respectful manner to women."
He continued, "I remember very little from the time of the incident. It's all fuzzy. I remember a punch — I don't remember who or why and I remember being arrested. I'm very sorry for what happened … Nobody deserves that. That was not the real Brad Ferro."
Fair enough, Brad. Sounds like lesson learned and all that. In case you haven't seen the video, here it is:
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World number one Justine Henin has always claimed that she would prefer another Roland Garros title over winning Wimbledon. However, her opinion has changed, and when asked "A fifth Roland Garros or a first Wimbledon?" she replied "Wimbledon!" without hesitation.
Henin's coach, Carlos Rodriguez, has prepared a plan, some tactical and psychological changes, which will enable the Belgian to win the only Grand Slam title she misses.
Justine's father Jose said: "Carlos is right about the way to go for a better Justine next year. He is going to make her more and more positive, stronger in the head. She will be going to the net much more so that she can feel more comfortable making volleys. Wimbledon is the goal."
Even though Henin is the best female tennis player the world has at the moment, she feels there is room for improvement. "I think I can still improve a lot, in my attitude especially," said the 25-year-old Belgian. "I have to keep improving my aggressive game, moving forward and taking my opportunities." (sources: Daily Mail, Reuters)