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The 3d Ranger Battalion was formed from cadre from the 1st Battalion and activated on 19 June 1943 in Morocco. The battalion was then attached to the Third Infantry Division to spearhead the invasion of Sicily. During World War II, the 3d Battalion fought in four major campaigns: Sicily, Italy, Anzio, and Cisterna. At Cisterna, the battalion was surrounded by a superior armored force and was reduced to only a few survivors. Subsequently, the battalion was officially deactivated on 15 August 1944.
Following Operation "Urgent Fury" by 1st and 2d Ranger Battalions in Grenada, the Department of the Army ordered the reactivation of the 3d Battalion. Rangers from all over the world were interviewed, selected, and moved to Fort Benning. Then, on 3 October 1984, at Fort Benning, the Secretary of the Army, the Honorable John O. Marsh presented the colors and activated the 3d Ranger Battalion. This activation brought the combined Ranger Force to its highest level since World War II.
On 20 December 1989, the 3d Battalion was committed to Operation "Just Cause" in Panama. The battalion's successful airfield seizure of the Rio Hato Airfield, its participation with the 1st Battalion at Torrijos/Tocumen Airfield, and subsequent combat operations contributed significantly to the U.S. victory in Panama.
In August 1993, elements of the battalion were ordered to Mogadishu, Somalia to take part in United Nations peacekeeping efforts. On 3 October 1993, exactly nine years after reactivation, the battalion was involved in one of the most intense combat operations since the Vietnam War. The battalion was called to perform a raid against the outlaw warlord Mohammed Aideed. Although vastly outnumbered and surrounded, the Rangers fought off continuous attacks by fanatical Somalis. The members of the 3d Battalion stood firm in the face of withering fire for over fifteen hours. Although the mission was a success, the cost was high. Six Rangers paid the ultimate price and fifty-four others were wounded.
Following the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on America, the 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment was called into action again in Operation "Enduring Freedom". Elements from 3rd Ranger Battalion conducted the battalion's second combat parachute assault on a remote desert airfield in southern Afghanistan on October 19, 2001. The highly publicized operation was very successful, although two Rangers paid the ultimate price when their helicopter crashed in Pakistan. The 3rd Ranger Battalion's quick response in America's War on Terrorism once again proved that "Rangers Lead The Way!"
3rd Ranger Battalion Memorial
Planning for expansion of the existing memorial to accommodate the fallen Heroes of 3/75 is under way at a projected cost of approximately $200,000. Currently, the thoughtful sacrifice of donors has yielded $59,000 toward the construction of the new memorial. The Ranger Assistance Foundation is in need of more thoughtful donors to honor the fallen Rangers.
Currently engraved granite pavers are being sold to raise money for the memorial construction. The pavers will forever reside in the foundation below the memorial. Proceeds will go toward expanding the current memorial and maintaining the grounds. Construction will begin within six months; time of completion will be no later than December 2011.
Any and all assistance is appreciated.
Go to the Ranger Special Activities Fund web-page for more information.
Download the 3rd Ranger Battalion Memorial Paver Order Form
Information provided courtesy of the 3rd Ranger Battalion.
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COMPTON - Sheriff's deputies shot and wounded a man today in Compton, officials said.
The deputy-involved shooting was reported at 12:42 p.m. at Bullis Road and Orchard Avenue, said Deputy Mark Pope of the Sheriff's Headquarters Bureau.
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Ask Erin: On gifts, invites and kids at the wedding | Kitsap Week
By ERIN JENNINGS
North Kitsap Herald Kitsap Week
February 3, 2011 · 4:59 PM
Dear Erin,
Between the wedding, moving and getting used to being married, I just don't have time to write thank you notes. Is it OK if I email my thank yous?
Overwhelmed in Olalla
Dear Olalla,
No can do. They were thoughtful and gave you a gift, you need to return the favor and be kind enough to send a stamped letter. The burden of writing thank you notes should be shared between both you and your spouse.
The letter should acknowledge the item and state how you will use it. The letter doesn't have to be lengthy, but should be longer than the last one I received: "Dear KW, Thank you for the set of dishes. We really enjoyed the dishes. Once again, thank you for the dishes. Thanks again, Bride and Groom." A little personalization goes a long way and makes the receiver feel as if you truly acknowledged them, not just ran their name through a thank-you machine.
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Dear Erin,
We do not want children at our wedding and have clearly stated our wishes. I still fear that some guests might show up with kids in tow. How should we handle their rudeness?
Perplexed in Poulsbo
Dear Poulsbo,
This is tricky. The angel in their eyes is a loud-mouth screamer in yours. If they arrive at your wedding with their little one, this is a time to take a deep breath and hold your tongue. There is nothing you can do that won't make you look like a complete Bridezilla. Hopefully the offending parents planned ahead and brought toys to entertain and food to nourish the young one. Maybe you'll be lucky and the little nugget will sleep through the entire event.
(NOTE TO WEDDING ATTENDEES: When you receive your wedding invitation, please pay special attention to the way the invitation is addressed. This is your clue as to who is invited. If it only has your name, than you are the only one invited. If it has your name, plus "and guest" then you are free to bring a date. If you are married, you should both be included. If it says "Mr. and Mrs. Jones and family" then you can bring your children.)
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Dear Erin,
Is it OK to include the stores where we are registered along with our wedding invitations?
Shopping in Silverdale
Dear Silverdale,
It is never OK to include registry information from the bride and groom. Instead, to get the word out, tell your bridal party and other close friends. The word will spread. After all, gifts are given in celebration of you, not necessarily to beef up your sheets' thread count.
If guests ask you where you are registered, then it's fine to tell let them know. Of course it's always polite to follow it up with, "Your presence at our wedding is gift enough."
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Surely everyone has taken a vacation; whether to a tropical island, hiking in the forest or traveling to a new country. But why not plan a vacation out of this world?
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Bryant High School has evolved tremendously over the past 100 years. It's more than just a school; it's our second home.
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Bryant High School isn't offering swine flu vaccinations but the school nurses are providing information about the nearest location for the shot.
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It was like World War III had begun. The heat between the two countries was a catastrophe. Fans from around the world were going insanely wild. Who would have thought that a simple soccer match would
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Irene's Impacts Of Rainy Variety
The worst of Irene's fury from a wind standpoint will hit the coast; however, Phillyweather.net's Tom Thunstrom thinks there will be some significant rainfall for parts of the region.
Hurricane Irene is poised to move up the East Coast over the next couple of days, bringing wind, rain, and flooding for much of the Mid Atlantic and Northeast. What looks more likely is that the worst of the impacts will be to the east of Philadelphia, generally along the Delaware and New Jersey coastlines. However, locally we will see some impact from rainfall on saturated ground and the potential for stream and river flooding is possible in parts of the Philadelphia suburbs.
There is some question as to how far west the heavy rain shield ultimately gets -- some computer modeling is hinting that the shield only gets as far west as Pottstown or Reading, with others painting a soggy scenario a bit farther west. Slight nudges east or west with the storm over the next 48 hours will determine where the heavy rain shield sets up. If the current projections hold on this storm, Berks County looks to be the place that will see that cutoff in rain -- generally ranging from one inch on the western side of the county to perhaps as much as six inches on its eastern border. It's a rather sharp cutoff but in tropical systems it's not unusual.
For Montgomery and Chester, rainfall should average between three to six inches in Chester County, four to eight inches in Montgomery assuming the cutoff sets up in Berks. Winds could gust to 50 miles per hour in Montgomery County's eastern edge, to 40 miles per hour in Chester, and 35 miles per hour in Berks. The gusty winds could do enough to cause some localized power outages in spots as they knock trees over from their waterlogged soils.
The storm's timing looks to bring the brunt of the storm in Saturday night through early afternoon Sunday before ending from south to north during the afternoon. Rainfall will start up Saturday across the burbs from southeast to northwest in advance of Irene but the gustiest wind and heavier rainfall will impact on Sunday.
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A fair and accurate prediction of the weater that I appreciate. There is too much hype of the weather by the local media and while it serves a purpose to warn the public of impending danger it is better to as accurate as possible in your predictions.
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Buyers' Club List, December 2002December 27, 2002
AIDS Treatment News
publishes a buyers' club list each December. For a short overview and introduction to the meaning, history, and services of these organizations, see AIDS Treatment News #309, December 18, 1998. We focus on buyers' clubs specializing in HIV (we also included Rainbow Grocery in San Francisco, because of its extensive selection of supplements and excellent information about them). All the organizations listed below are nonprofit. Most can provide products by mail order. Most have fact sheets or other information, and some have a nutritionist or other expert available at certain times to answer questions. Some offer financial assistance with purchases if necessary. Most are open to the public, but some require membership (which may involve an annual fee, or be restricted geographically or in other ways). Call ahead for current information. Arizonawww.apaz.org (click "Buyer's Club") email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com 1427 North Third St., Phoenix AZ 85004 602-253-2437x136 or x138 fax: 602-253-5577 Travis Wright Memorial Buyers' Club California
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He worked tirelessly to find success as a young chef. Now Gordon Ramsay is a global star, thanks to his hugely popular television shows. A great Ferrarista, he compares the perfection of his cooking to what he found when he visited Maranello for the first time, where he also ordered his next new car. We spent a hugely absorbing day with him
With an exhibition at the Museo Ferrari in Maranello, Ferrari celebrates the Daytona circuit, whose name is closely linked to the extraordinary Prancing Horse race and road models. The queen of the exhibition is the legendary P4, winner of the 1967 24 Hours of Daytona Race
A Formula One World Champion and winner of the Indy 500, Jacques Villeneuve was able to establish his own career independently of the fact that he was the son of the Gilles, one of the Ferrari tifosi's most loved drivers. Returning to Maranello on the 30th anniversary of his tragic death, Jacques reminisces about his father with Piero Ferrari, a man who knew him as a driver and who remembered the affection his own father, Enzo, felt for the great Gilles
Niki Lauda's life surpasses any film script: three times World Champion, twice with Ferrari, he is also an entrepreneur in the airline industry, television commentator and invaluable consultant. He has shown extraordinary character throughout, overcoming many difficult and dramatic moments, and his face is testimony to that. Nick Mason met him in Vienna to talk about the past and present
There are plenty of musicians who are Ferrari fans, but only Jay Kay, leader of the band Jamiroquai, has managed to combine his own logo with that of the Maranello marque, as is the case on the cover of the album "Travelling without moving."
Noisy, glamorous and with that teasing frisson of danger, fast cars and rock stars have always been made for each other. We discover how, in the glittery world of the guitar hero and Ferrari collector Sammy Hagar, the power of the Prancing Horse has even influenced his singing style
The third largest city in the United States boasts a rich cultural heritage and well-earned reputation for knowing how to have a good time. A beguiling blend of waterfront chic and upscale renovated urban style, you could quite easily lose yourself in its lively maze of eateries, bars, clubs and shops. Thankfully, help is at hand…
Oscar-winning production designer Dante Ferretti works with some of cinema's most illustrious directors. A spectacular talent who loves to work with his hands, we met him at Cinecittà, Rome's famous film studios, to discuss his work, his life and his thoughts on the perfection of Ferrari
Eugene Kaspersky, charismatic CEO of the global computer security company that bears his name, brings an eccentric touch, passion and a sense of fun when it comes to marketing the increasingly serious business of combating spy software. In an interview with The Official Ferrari Magazine, the Russian entrepreneur reveals his business philosophy and love of fast cars


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I'm sitting at my computer flipping through pictures from and old shoebox that I had scanned a few months ago. There are pictures of me as a child, and of my sister, and my cousin, and the rest of my family. There are pictures from a Christmas at my grandparent's house when I was a kid. Pictures from high school. Pictures from when I joined the Army. Pictures from when I lived in Germany. Pictures from my trips to Paris. A picture of me smoking a cigarette in front of the White House. Pictures from the 1996 Olympics (spectator, not athlete). Pictures of pets. Pictures of me playing hockey. Pictures of friends that I have known and lost over the years. Pictures of my wife and son.
When I look at these pictures, I see disconnected chapters in a poorly written book where the protagonist's life fails to follow a coherent narrative. The more I struggle to find a thread to follow, the more I feel the seeming randomness and general lack of plot. At the same time, I look at these pictures and am envious of someone who has done so much and who has been to so many places and who seems to be more fearless than random. I'm sure these pictures document someone else's life, though, because I'm quite the chicken and could never have been so brave to make those choices and strayed from the traditional path or so lucky to have had all of those amazing experiences and to have know all of those incredible people.
I have always measured my life against everyone else's, and mine has always fallen short. Not always. I couldn't imagine anyone being luckier than me when it comes to my wife and our amazing son. But the rest of it, no matter how far I've traveled, both figuratively and literally, I've always felt like everyone else has done more, or has done it better than me. I could compare my life to any random person and find a way to feel inadequate, and so I've often wished that I was leading someone else's life.
The longer I look at these pictures, though, I see a pattern emerge. I found a thread that ties all the stories together. I see the story of a life well-traveled, of someone who has experienced a lot of different things and learned, and grown, and who was as is surrounded by amazing people. The narrative is intriguing and diverse, filled with twists and turns, and heartbreak, and tragedy, and love.
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Influenza Update For the latest Georgia influenza information, visit this site.
For more information regarding influenza activity levels, visit http://www.cdc.gov/flu/weekly/fluactivitysurv.htm
The Georgia Department of Public Health monitors influenza (flu) activity throughout the State with the help of volunteer sentinel providers (private providers, occupational health providers, student health clinics and emergency departments). While each individual case of flu is not reportable to health authorities, we monitor the percent of providers' visits that are for "influenza-like illness." When these begin to increase compared to background levels, we suspect that influenza is active in an area.


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Are you searching for the perfect conservative red meat video to get your blog started this morning? In an exclusive interview with Accuracy in Media, Senator Marco Rubio is invoking the Jimmy Carter curse…even though he's not THAT old.
Watch: Rubio: "Obama is Competing for Title of Worst Pres. in US History"
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Resorts casino sent me down for a gayola night of lavender luxury. All on the lucky 13th floor of their Ocean Tower, I got to drop by: *Pro Bar, the only gay bar in an Atlantic City casino. Potted palms dot the dance floor, where lesbians flail around, mixed with some gay guys, and a few slummin ... More >>
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From The Thomas Ricks Blog on Foreign Policy: why the GOP is wrong strategically... but right militarily.
Here is the problem I have with the Republican approach. Yes, they are right that it is not good to have a war policy the military doesn't like. And I think there is a good argument to be made against the Obama deadline.
That said, just because the military is strongly against an approach doesn't mean the approach is wrong.
Basically, because you, Barack Obama, are a Democrat (and by "Democrat" I mean "woman," which of course means you have no right commanding the United States Armed Forces, what with your vagina and all) you must do whatever the military demands.
Hey, isn't that the definition of a coup d'etat?
It seems like -- throughout the course of my lifetime -- the standard narrative has been that Democrats are weak and silly and only Republicans can keep us safe. Well, that is bullying of Democrats, and it is extorting of the American people.
And given the stakes of war -- the stakes abroad, in lives, and at home, politically; though I concede the former is much more significant than the latter, the two are inextricably interwoven -- when and if the GOP ever comes out of their spell of national insanity, this ought to be the first place they begin to sound reasonable again.
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Maybe Ralph Nader still has some lessons to teach us, this time about bullies -- or at least how not to be one.
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Patrick Gavin writes about journalist junkets in Politico.
I am no longer the drinking man I used to be. I enjoy a beer every now and then. I think Duncan and I have had the same six or eight beers on the floor of the pantry for nearly a year, now (they take up too much space in the fridge, so we only put one in when we want one). We drink wine, but that is a rarity, too.
I admit to having enjoyed martinis with colleagues in the past -- very much a social drink -- but my real drink of choice has always been scotch. Still is. Reading about Ana Marie Cox's trip to Scotland to write about scotch stirred a little bit of a craving...
The flip side is, my weight is trending downward, and I'm probably as healthy as I've been since high school. Drinking -- at least regularly -- has the direct opposite effect on that trend. I'll stick with displine, abdominal work, and the treadmill at the gym.
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The Florida Pipe Trades -- a union 12,000 strong -- has endorsed Charlie Crist.
"This is a bit unusual,'' said the union's international representative, John Lindstrom. "We stepped out on this one because we thought it was that important...We have probably 30-35 percent unemployment in our ranks, and we think Gov. Crist has a better handle on it and can feel our pain more than anyone else.''
A "bit unusual," indeed. Congressman Meek, I don't know if you're getting the message here or not. But while you're fending off recession pimp Jeff Greene, Charlie Crist is, well, winning.
Lindstrom is laying it out for you: welders and plumbers across the state have something like 35 percent unemployment, and they "think Gov. Crist has a better handle on it and can feel our pain more than anyone else."
"Has a better handle on it."
Can -- this one hurts -- "feel our pain". Good Lord Almighty, Congressman, they're quoting Bill Clinton in support of Charlie Crist. Bill Clinton endorsed you! Has the world gone mad?
I don't know what to tell you and your campaign team, Congressman Meek. You've got to get out there and show that you have "a better handle on it," and that you feel their pain "more than anyone else." It's a question everyone will answer for you, so I won't be presumptuous and disrespect you like that here. I'll just ask the question: can you do that?
Can you and your campaign prove to Floridians that there is no other candidate in the race who understands the pain and suffering of those Floridians better than you?
You're running out of time, Congressman.
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Some may say I'm bullying Congressman Meek above. I don't think so.
Mustang Bobby gives us a good reminder of what bullying really is.
Hey poor people! You suck! I'm rich and I'm on a fancy TV show and you make me uncomfortable, so why don't you just go to prison!
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Speaking of gender-based bullying and the U.S. Senate race Congressman Meek is losing, here's a head-scratcher: the Florida GOP's "men only" meetings in the Bahamas.
I don't even know where to go with that.
I'm asking this as a legitimate, non-snark-based question: what would have been the advantage of a men-only meeting in the Bahamas in which they "thank big donors to Crist's Amendment 1 property tax campaign"? Weren't there women who donated and supported that campaign? I am assuming it is so that the men could go to strip clubs and basically act like asses without their wives, girlfriends, or female co-workers around. But who knows.
Maybe I'm just that clueless when it comes to GOP politics.
And these are the people who are openly stealing support from Kendrick Meek.
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Emeline update:
I have been a father for five months on Saturday. I love it.
Emeline is doing great. She's growing -- up to 16 (or so) pounds. She is smart, curious, funny, and when she wants to be, very chatty.
It's amazing to see her begin to develop her personality. She can be bright and charming and outgoing, and she can be coy, shy, introspective.
I know. It seems crazy to say that a five month old baby is introspective, or coy, or charming. But she really is.
People ask me what the biggest surprise with her is. It's her love of people. She loves people. This I would have never predicted.
When we went to see my sister in Missouri, she enjoyed sitting on my lap on the plane, watching all the people stand up, grab their bags and de-plane. We took her to a Ray's game the other day. She loved it. She sat in my lap and looked at the kind older gentleman next to me, and just smiled and smiled. And she smiled at his sons and grandkids he'd brought to the game. She smiled at the Trop, about 2/3 full. She loved the jumbo-tron. Yeah, she got tired and slept through a few innings, but she was back up and happy as could be from about the seventh inning stretch on to the very end.
Anyway, fatherhood is great. I speed home from work every day, and I get to hang out with her, and we get to do story time together every night.
I could ask for more out of life, I suppose, but I honestly don't know what it would be.
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And so I consider myself very, very lucky. Lucky inasmuch as I am able to write about politics without having to be (too much) a practitioner of it, write about campaigns without campaigning (too much), write about writing, write about being a father to my beautiful daughter, and write about war without having to go to war myself. I fully recognize my place in the world, and it evokes a deep respect for those of us who are actually in the game, so to speak.
In the end, I hope I am always able to post pictures of my daughter like the one above, and not ones like this, to the left. A daughter who will really only ever know her father as a folded up American flag.
There are many more remarkable pictures of this awful war in Afghanistan from The Big Picture. It'll put some things in perspective for you, I promise.
With thanks to Ghost in the Machine for steering me that way.


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The Committee for the Allocation of Student Activity Space
Origin of CASAS
In 1999, the University had a Task Force on Student Activity Space to examine the issues surrounding space availability for three main areas of student activity: campus groups, student societies and multi-faith needs.One of the products of the task force's report was to strike a committee that allocated the determined space. It was named the Commitee to Allocate Student Activity Space (CASAS). CASAS today allocates the 50+ shared office spaces available in the 21 Sussex Clubhouse (21 Sussex Ave.)
CASAS consists of:- two representatives from UTSU
- one representative from APUS
- one representative from the GSU
- three students at large, nominations to be received in December of each year and assessed by the Vice-Provost Students. Students will be selected to represent broad student interests.
- three staff members to be drawn from divisions from the Office of Student Life.
The CASAS Membership for 2012 session includes:
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Brad | GSU rep | Voting |
Abigail | UTSU rep | |
Ali | UTSU rep | |
TBD | APUS rep | |
Aman | ICSS | |
Joe | Sussex Club House, Student-at-large rep | |
Lissette | Sussex Club House, Student-at-large rep | |
TBD | Staff rep: Centre for International Experience | |
Zita | Staff rep: Multi-faith Centre | |
Aron | Staff rep: Hart House | |
Roshan | Secretary | Non-Voting |
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ANOTHER PROPERTY SOLD STC BY ELEGANT HOMES, MORE URGENTLY REQUIRED RING 01204 578500 NOW! HUGE PLOT WITH SCOPE FOR DEVELOPMENT, 4 BEDROOMS, 3 RECEPTION ROOMS, DOUBLE GARAGE. Stunning grounds, spacious accommodation, sought after location, are just a few phrases which sum up this amazing family home. Standing on an exceedingly generous plot this deceptive three storey property must be viewed to be fully appreciated. Its principal living and sleeping areas enjoy a truly spectacular view over the established, well stocked and much loved rear garden which also offers plenty of off road parking and a high degree of privacy. The plot offers scope for extension subject to the usual restrictions or even possibilities to redevelop altogether! If it's a new property you really crave. Warmed by gas central heating this spacious, flexible family home comprises: entrance porch, hallway, ground floor W/C, main lounge with views from the "Juliete" balcony over the rear garden, a spacious dual aspect dining room can also be found off the main hallway with the generous family kitchen opening into a breakfast room. The sweeping staircase takes you both down to the lower ground floor and up to the first floor levels. The first floor reveals three generous bedrooms (two of which are en suite) a lovely family shower room completes the first floor accommodation. A half landing also provides access to a conservatory which opens on to a decked patio to the side of the property. The lower ground floor level is most interesting and offers an annex which can be accessed privately from the rear elevation as well as from the main house. This makes for a superb granny flat or teenager's accommodation and comprises: hallway, inner lounge area, shower room, kitchenette, utility room, bedroom 4. Set within the prestigious and highly sought-after locality of Lostock, close to the finest schooling the area has to offer, including Clevelands Preparatory and Bolton School, the abundance of amenities within Bolton town centre and the Middlebrook Retail Park, as well as excellent motorway/rail links to surrounding towns. Early viewings advised.
• 4 Bedrooms
• Entrance Porch
• Lounge
• Dining Room
• Conservatory
• Kitchen
• Breakfast Room
• Master Suite
• En Suite
• En-Suite
• Family Shower Room
• Sitting Room
• Kitchenette
• Utility Room
• Shower Room
• Externally
ENTRANCE PORCH 12'11" x 3'4" (3.94m x 1.02m). Entrance door, tiled floor, PVC double glazed window to front and side.
HALLWAY Solid oak floor, coving, twist and turn staircase to upper and lower levels, cloak cupboard.
GROUND FLOOR W/C PVC double glazed window to front, pedestal hand wash basin, W/C, Amtico flooring.
LOUNGE 14'7" x 18'1" (4.45m x 5.51m). PVC double glazed window to side, double glazed patio door with Juliet balcony, solid oak flooring. Study area, coving, wood burning effect gas fire with feature surround, radiators.
DINING ROOM 12'11" x 10'6" (3.94m x 3.2m). Generous room with PVC double glazed window to front and side, coving, radiator.
CONSERVATORY 10'6" x 7'9" (3.2m x 2.36m). PVC double glazed units with French doors to decked patio, tiled floor.
KITCHEN 17'6" x 9' (5.33m x 2.74m). PVC double glazed window to side, comprehensive range of wall and base units, slot in range cooker, overhead extractor, integrated fridge and freezer, integrated dishwasher, double bowl sink unit, mixer tap, tiled floor.
BREAKFAST ROOM 10' x 5'8" (3.05m x 1.73m). PVC double glazed window to rear with lovely view of the garden, radiator.
LANDING Coving, loft access point, airing cupboard.
MASTER BEDROOM 19'8" x 14'2" (6m x 4.32m). PVC double glazed window to rear with view of the rear garden, further PVC double glazed window to side with window seat, fitted built in robes to two elevations, spotlights.
EN SUITE 8'11" x 5'6" (2.72m x 1.68m). PVC double glazed window to rear, 3 piece full size suite comprising of panelled bath shower over and glass screen, hand wash basin with vanity unit and mixer tap, W/C, tiled walls, medicine cabinet with mirrored doors and down-lighters, heated towel rail, Amtico flooring.
BEDROOM 2 16'8" x 10'8" (5.08m x 3.25m). PVC double glazed window to rear, radiator, polished boards, built in robes.
EN-SUITE 6'1" x 5'11" (1.85m x 1.8m). PVC double glazed window to rear, 3 piece suite comprising of shower cubicle, hand wash basin with vanity unit, W/C, heated towel rail.
BEDROOM 3 12'11" x 10'9" (3.94m x 3.28m). PVC double glazed window to front, polished boards, built in robes.
FAMILY SHOWER ROOM 10'10" x 5'10" (3.3m x 1.78m). PVC double glazed window to front, double width walk-in shower with glazed screen, hand wash basin with vanity unit, W/C, tiled walls and floor, chrome heated towel rail.
HALLWAY Staircase up to Upper Level, 1/2 landing with French doors to:
SITTING ROOM 13'8" x 11'1" (4.17m x 3.38m). Store room and wine cupboard .
KITCHENETTE 10'2" x 5'10" (3.1m x 1.78m). Double glazed window to rear, range of base units, single drainer stainless steel sink unit, mixer tap, tiled floor, double glazed exit door.
UTILITY ROOM Plumbed for washer, central heating boiler.
BEDROOM 4 14'7" x 13'1" (4.45m x 3.99m). 2 x PVC double glazed windows to rear with views over the garden, radiator.
SHOWER ROOM 7'7" x 7'3" (2.31m x 2.2m). Glass blocked window to side, 3 piece white suite comprising of large walk in shower cubicle with glazed screen, pedestal hand wash basin, W/C, tiled walls and floor, extractor, chrome heated towel rail.
FRONT GARDEN Lawned garden, sweeping gravel driveway with parking for several vehicles, established planting.
SIDE GARDEN A Elevated decked patio, ornamental pond and stream, lawned area, established planting.
SIDE GARDEN B Patio area, established shrubs and trees.
REAR GARDEN Simply breath taking landscaped garden with established well stocked shrubs, trees and plants, second driveway accessed via Sudbury Drive offering ample parking and serving the garage.
DOUBLE GARAGE Automatic up and over door.
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Well, Louis William Conradt Jr., a prosecutor from Dallas, was engaging in a sexually explicit conversation with an adult posed as a 13 year old boy. Yucky. As "To Catch a Predator" does, they set up a sting. Thing is, this prosecutor never showed up. NBC wasn't satisfied, so they pressured authorities to go to his house and arrest him anyway.
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Clinton tells Vogue: "he is so vibrant, vital, attractive, smart"
By George Eaton Published 19 November 2009 10:28Remember the famously "warm" relationship between Jack Straw and Condoleezza Rice? It's one that Hillary Clinton is hoping to emulate with David Miliband, judging by her interview with Vogue.
Clinton tells the interviewer: "Well, if you saw him it would be a big crush. I mean, he is so vibrant, vital, attractive, smart. He's really a good guy. And he's so young!"
Miliband's typically cerebral response was: "She applies intellect but also psychology to the dossiers that she's studying . . . She's delightful to deal with one on one. She's someone who laughs and can tease, and she's got perspective as well."
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10:03am Thursday 10th May 2012 in Readers polls By Kathie Griffiths , T&A Reporter
Public sector workers were picketing their work places today in a long-running row over pensions.
In the city centre there were strikers outside the tax office in Forster Square, Job Centres in Vicar Lane and Manningham Lane and Bradford Crown Court.
Thousands of people across the district including NHS staff, lecturers and college workers, along with other staff in Government offices were due to join the national action in opposition to changes to public sector pension arrangements.
Services were expected to face disruption as members of Unite, the Public and Commercial Services union and the University and College Union demonstrated their anger at changes to their pensions.
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The PCS union was expecting to have about 2,700 members on strike in the Bradford district.
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Yongshu Nansha reefs had 79 soldiers died when their loved ones can not fulfill their filial duties
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ocean breezes, the sun shining brightly. Yongshu Reef in the Nansha flying the flag fluttering in the breeze above, reef on the roof, "Long live the motherland" and reef associated four red characters "at the present career Nansha, Chiaki active state" each other, eye-catching.
12 23, the sovereignty of Beiqian Yongshu Reef, Nansha reefs and 100 of the first batch of 99 batch of garrison troops lined up neatly. Reporters learned from the army in 1988 the first since the garrison troops stationed in Nansha, crop stubble garrison troops in the loss to the reefs, and with no regrets of youth composed a song after another soul-stirring song.
correspondent found that the marine garrison troops in camouflage fatigues, the uniform stitched a flag. Nine garrison cadres Yin Wen said: "The flag hung chest, the hearts of the motherland installed, the responsibility to shoulder."
"Nansha 99 batches and 100 batches ceremony garrison troops now!" 10 am, Nansha reefs forces assigned Wang Minghui, deputy force the transfer of a long command.
in the solemn national anthem, the first batch of 99 units Nansha reefs Li Qingfeng, deputy political commissar of the moist eyes again. He told reporters: "garrison 20 times, each time singing the national anthem on the reefs, each time my blood boil, passion."
Li Qingfeng force holding the first batch of 100 troops Nansha reef phase of the political department director of Shou-hand, said solemnly: "force to you, and reefs to you."
"I honor the Nansha guard, for the Party and the people submitted to the sacred mission, I swear: to obey orders, who obey the command of … … reef in the flag, oath and reefs live and die! "sovereignty Beiqian Yongshu reef, the reef just the first batch of 100 officers and men of neat collapse garrison guns, in the face flag solemn oath, the oath sonorous echoed over the reefs, points to the Nansha guards loyal to the motherland.
because of their work, the first batch of 99 Manfred garrison mission commander, will continue to implement resolution 100 approved garrison mission. Manfred know, to hold every inch of Nansha reefs, that is, to defend national sovereignty and dignity, but also stick to the Chinese nation's future generations and future development foundation.
aim horizon garrison plate, defending the motherland heart door. Reefs, though small, in the garrison troops of the heart is supreme. Reporters learned that more than 20 years, there have been 79 officers and men can not go home themselves to their loved ones died, more than 230 officers and men of the family can not go home infested best. Some gray hair "Top Ten Nansha guardian", in Yongshu Reef Marine Meteorology unit engineer Li Wenbo mixed feelings. Today, he is the 29th visit Nansha reefs in the Nansha reefs accumulated 100 months. During his six family members have died, nine spent the Spring Festival in the reef, did not take care of sick wife, but with more than 140 million units of accurate meteorological data to write a great love for the motherland.
reefs, though small, has witnessed the prosperity of the motherland. Wen-Bo Li told reporters that 20 years ago, his first time to despise television Nansha reefs, not read newspapers, let alone family and the phone, ate vegetables, fresh water wash bath is wishful thinking. Today, the wealthy and powerful army in the great journey, our officers and men of Nansha reef can not eat fresh vegetables every day, drink clean water, and the blue network, digital TV and mobile phones, though far away, but it can make known world affairs. Li Wenbo said excitedly: "No matter how the material and cultural conditions change, the garrison troops loyal to the party and the motherland, love will never change!"
reflect the blue sky blue sea, bombs, and with the national flag. 99th batch of garrison troops slowly left the boat dock, the first batch of 100 officers and men took to the divine garrison guard post. Nansha, China once again witnessed the sailors guarding the territory of the motherland, safeguard state sovereignty Chidan loyalty.
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