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Au Coin du Feu Cham.. 11.3Km
At the heart of green Périgord, in the hamlet of Tierchâteau, we welcome you to the campaign in our village house, away from noise, close to nature ... Treat yourself to stay calm and rest for a night, see more ... Near attractions surprising and varied trails, farmers markets and other attractions ... Welcome! We look forward to! Claudie and Roland
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La Verte Dordogne 13.7Km
Gîtes, chambres and table d'hôtes in the Perigord Vert with swimmingpool, garden and Wifi. We have two rooms for 2 or 3 persons and two gîtes, One gite up to 8 guests and one gîte for two guests. All the houses and rooms has there own bathrooms and entrances. You will find calm and relaxation on the countryside. 8 km de Brantôme.
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The Alpaca B&b 14.2Km
Luxury B&B in North Dordogne. Perfectly located in the heart of the Perigord Vert between Limoges & Perigueux. We offer 4 beautifully renovated en-suite rooms with wifi, tea & coffee facilities, french & english tv, hairdryer, toiletries,
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Chambres avec vue a.. 14.5Km
Open all year, the priory has five rooms for 2 people, a cottage (10 people). The garden and pool are open access. Wireless. Very good mobile network. We have 5 double rooms. Simple, they have all been renovated and are located upstairs. From large, they are equipped with a shower and a washbasin. The toilets are separated (three upstairs). In total, the capacity is 10 people.
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Peyrimas Haut 15.2Km
Comfortable room, bed 160 x 200 new, with bathroom in character property surrounded by nature. Agnes and Philip welcome you warmly in the heart of the Périgord Blanc. Tourist sites and gastronomy Perigord nearby. Access to the heated pool in season. Near Brantôme, Périgueux, etc .... possibilities hiking, golf, canoeing, tree climbing.
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Peyrimas 15.4Km
For 2 or 3 people in room cottage recently restored charming, decorated with a flowery garden, in the countryside, independent front of the main house, a renovated farmhouse in the heart of Perigord white Many sightseeing, villages, castles , hiking, biking (2 available), canoeing, river fishing, tennis, golf .... Annie and Patrick will welcome you!
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La Maison du Bonheu.. 16.6Km
We are a friendly family with 3 children and some animals in this domain. We propose you 5 bedrooms.For adults, sauna and pool table ; for children : trampoline and swing. If you like animals we have a dog, 6 cats, 3 goats, 2 ponys, 2 donkeys, 10 hen ! We can provide children beds in extrta too. Our house is yours !
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Mas de La Tuiliere .. 17.6Km
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Le Nid des Oiseaux 18.6Km
This beautiful authentique guesthouse is situated in the nice little village called Cubjac and is situated on the river the Auvézère which has a little beach. This Guesthouse has a beautiful garden and courtyard and is surrounded by stone built walls. This charming guesthouse with its beautiful and impressive garden and intimate courtyard is offering you the tranquility and the nice and relaxed atmosphere youre looking for.
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Chambres D'Hôtes Ma.. 21.9Km
At 8 km from Périgueux and the center of the Dordogne. Michele and Michael welcome you to their guest rooms upstairs in the house, located in a park of 6000 m2. You will find around the pool calm and relaxation .... A hearty breakfast is served on the terrace or in the family dining room depending on the weather. For a peaceful holiday and sports, to get together with family, with children or just two ... To find an authentic region, prehistoric sites grandiose, miles and castles of Perigord, the many hiking trails, horse riding, gourmet cuisine and generous ...
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Moulin de Vaudres 22.0Km
Come and discover the magic and charm of the Moulin de Vaudres in Perigord, a haven of peace and nature located in between Perigueux and Brive, nearby the prehistoric caves of Lascaux, the Castle of Hautefort, the Gardens of Imaginary in Terrasson, etc. Restored with « cachet », with stone walls and exposed beams, the Moulin de Vaudres offers a B&B room for two persons. Independent entrance, private and locked car park, private terrace along the side of the stream La Soue, central bathtub, lounge with TV, queen size bed: the Moulin de Vaudres B&B room is truly a unique place for a romantic escapade, or to relax and to recharge one's batteries in an authentic and natural setting. You will fall under the spell of its generous dimensions (50m2) and its picture window with a view to the Soue from the bathtub!
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La Closerie des Art.. 22.2Km
Gabillou, Black Perigord .... Looking for accommodation in a pleasant setting for your holiday or a long weekend? We look forward to welcome you in our little corner of paradise. Discover this beautiful space of pleasure and relaxation. La Closerie Des Arts offers a wide range of services around hosting, dance, fitness and arts in general and accommodation perfectly tailored to your desires between bed and breakfast, cottages and nights under the stars.
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Gite de la Truffièr.. 23.2Km
Holiday cottage of charm of the Truffle of Mérigots with swimming pool for 10 to 12 people. Only 15 minutes from Montignac, Hautefort and 1 hour from Brive airport.
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Arc En Ciel 23.3Km
B & B independent, quiet, in the heart of Perigord, close to Perigueux.
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La Laugérie 24.1Km
Charming typical of the Perigord for this independent duplex guest room (54 m2) with an old bread oven. Authenticity, quiet, comfort, independence.
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Chateau des Granges 26.2Km
Chateau Des Granges is a magnificent nineteenth century manor house, set in six hectares of lawns woodland and fields, bordering the River Dronne in the Dordogne region of France. Offering Bed and Breakfast accomodation in five ensuite bedrooms. Château Des Granges offers its visitors an ideal base to explore the Dordogne with its beautiful chateaux, picturesque villages and vineyards, we are just nine kilometers from the market town of Brantôme, the Venice of Perigord and two kilometers from the medieval village of Bourdeilles
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L' Ambroisie 27.5Km
In the heart of Perigord Vert, 10 km from Brantome and 25 km north-west of Perigueux, L'Ambroisie is a charming 18th century house situated in the village a stone's throw from the chateau de Bourdeilles. There are five beautifully decorated rooms, including a family suite bearing spicy names: Red Pepper, Aniseed, Graine de Lin and Lavender...
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Le Clos Romantic et.. 28.7Km
Le Clos is a Romantic Farm eighteenth in a 3.5 hectare park With a commanding position, calm and an exceptional view. Our services in summer and throughout the year, let you relax. Our rooms are equipped with modern comforts and with many living spaces. Since June 2015, we have equipped "wellness space" conditioning and dehumidifier (near the pool) for our sauna, Jacuzzi ®, private whirlpool, shower, relaxation area and tasting (by reservation and rates), without forgetting our Hammocks in the pine forest. We will provide you with games, ping pong, volleyball, badminton, bowls, darts ...
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Le Jardin des Oisea.. 29.1Km
La Chapelle Montbrandeix
Relay true nature in the heart of Périgord Limousin PNR, a picturesque and authentic full foot with Nature. Evelyn and Bernard welcome you cordially with 4 guest rooms 3 ears labeled: cottage nature "wwf panda", including a family suite 4 / 5 people. Ideal for your holidays and vacations "Fishing and Nature" with two private ponds. . . Vacation, relaxation, peace and quiet with family or friends, we offer packages half board in a warm and friendly atmosphere, home cooking with the produce from the garden. . .
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Au Fil Du Temps 29.7Km
Charming family room in a boutique guest house in a town historically famous by the epic of King Richard the Lionheart. On the 1st floor of the house, vintage style room for 2 people (possibility for 3 persons).
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Au Pays De Jacquou .. 29.9Km
Guest house in a charming hamlet of the village of Fossemagne, the center of the Périgord, near Montignac and the caves of Lascaux, the city of Perigueux and the medieval town of Sarlat-la-Canéda. The pool, the flower garden and fish pond will relax ages. Aurélie serves a varied breakfast and an evening meal at the guest table, if desired. The documents made available to guests in the common room, you will prepare your visits in peace. In the Land of Jacquou is an ideal starting point to discover the Dordogne.
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Chambres d'hôtes et.. 3.1Km
Welcome to Les conches Farm in Thiviers in the Green Perigord, open all year long, English spoken, Guaranteed friendly reception, Bed & breakfast with meal on the evening if you wish, a cottage for 4/5 persons also...
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La Sablière 4.0Km
The Sablière is a house of character located on the outskirts of Thiviers. The entire building was completely renovated to offer guests comfort and well being. You will enjoy spacious rooms, large reception room with lounge and fireplace, a spa room and a park of 1.3 hectares.
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Domaine Le Bost 4.3Km
On our domaine we rent out one spacious B&B suite from the first of October till the first of June.
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L'Atelier Bleu 5.3Km
3 rooms for 3 people in a village house, large flower garden, many sites to visit, baby equipment
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Chez Robert 7.4Km
Situated in Saint-Jean-de-Côle, Chez Robert provides free WiFi throughout the property. The property has a restaurant. At the bed and breakfast, every room is equipped with a wardrobe. A continental breakfast is served each morning at the property. Périgueux is 27 km from Chez Robert, while Brantôme is 16 km from the property. The nearest airport is Limoges International Airport, 56 km from the property.
Domaine de la Rebie.. 7.7Km
The Domain La Rebière welcomes you to its three holiday homes. LA ROSERAIE 4 bedrooms 10 people LA GLYCINE 3 bedrooms 9 people LA LAVANDE 2 bedrooms 4 people All 3 holiday homes + communal hall 20/24 people For gatherings of families and/or friends the Domain offers its 3 gites (9 bedrooms), as well as a communal hall with its own kitchen and interior barbecue. In this way we are able to welcome up to 24 people. The position of our holiday homes with private entrance, enclosed garden, covered terrace with barbecue, offers harmony, serenity and privacy for the summer evenings Open all year round; the owners are on site, here to welcome you.
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Ma Chambre à La Cam.. 8.7Km
B & B located in Dordogne , 5 minutes from Saint Jean de Cole , 20 minutes from Brantome and near the most beautiful places in the Périgord Vert . The house is an old farmhouse overlooking the nature , in a calm and soothing environment. Many hiking routes start directly from the house. In Autumn, come experience the Bram Stag !
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Doumarias 9.5Km
Old house of Maitre sixteenth, large park with swimming pool, 4 bedrooms, 1suite parental lounge, wifi, property crossed by river "Cole", quiet, many walks, castles, caves, Abbey.
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Château de Fayolle 9.6Km
Two guest cottages have been created in this beautiful property of 50 hectares. The stamp of the eighteenth century castle of a pure style Perigord was retained in each of the suites.
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Gite de la Baine 10.1Km
Perigord green. At the heart of a hamlet traditional farmhouse tastefully restored, 7 people. Ground floor: kitchen, living room, dining room with fireplace, toilet. Floor: 3 bedrooms, cot, bathroom. Garden, swimming pool (5mx9m). Picturesque villages and attractions in the area.
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Le Puyfavard 10.7Km
An 18th century stone country house with light and spacious accommodation for couples and families. Large swimming pool, sun terraces and great views. Within easy reach of historic Brantome and only an hour from Lascaux caves.
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Sapharey 11.5Km
Sapharey offers you a memorable stay in the lovely Périgord country-side, in a typical Périgourdine house, amidst rolling hills and streams.
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Atelier Grain D'art.. 11.7Km
At the heart of Perigord, Sorge, a hamlet in a rural environment preserved and peaceful, Mary, Christian and Jean Come welcome you to their family home, a renovated farmhouse. The Greul is a quiet hamlet and bright located 3km from the village of Sorge, 20km and 15km from PERIGUEUX THIVIERS 1 hour from Bergerac, Sarlat, Les Eyzies
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Domaine De Maumont 12.9Km
Guest rooms in a mansion from 1720 in the heart of the Périgord Limousin regional park.
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CHAMBRES D'HÔTES AV.. 14.5Km
Set in Tourtoirac, CHAMBRES D'HÔTES AVEC VUE PANORAMIQUE AU SOMMET DU PÉRIGORD features a garden and free WiFi throughout the property. Each room is fitted with a terrace with a garden view. At the bed and breakfast, the rooms have a wardrobe. The units come with a seating area. The daily breakfast offers continental and Full English/Irish options. Sarlat-la-Canéda is 46 km from CHAMBRES D'HÔTES AVEC VUE PANORAMIQUE AU SOMMET DU PÉRIGORD. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 38 km from the accommodation.
La Grange de Josy 14.7Km
In the middle of nowhere, at the heart of Périgord but surrounded with a multitude of things to be seen, to be made. Here is an overview of the numerous activities, the strolls and the castles to be visited very close to the barn of Josy.
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Studio sur la riviè.. 14.9Km
The studio has a private terrasse directly on the river with a garden salon with a canope. The boat is at your disposable while you stay in the studio and it is equiped with an electric motor,
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Appartement Rozier 15.0Km
A security deposit of EUR 100 is required upon arrival for incidentals. This deposit is fully refundable upon check-out and subject to a damage inspection of the accommodation.
La Maison Migeon 15.2Km
Brigitte and Jean-Noël Migeon will welcome you to their 18th century. Completely renovated in 2009. Located in the charming town of St. Raphael in Perigord Vert. Close to the cave of Tourtoirac, the Lascaux cave, the castle of Hautefort, Pompadour in Corrèze. Saint Raphael is one of the highest village in the Dordogne, perched 296 meters above sea level, you will have breathtaking views of the valleys. Clean air will make you a good night, very quiet. Or your nap in your room or poolside at 12x6 salt.
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Le Parc 15.3Km
Saint Raphaël
Located 288 m above sea level, overlooking St. Raphael 2 valleys to the east and south: the Valley of the Auvézère with the castles of Hautefort and Badefols d'Ans, west and north, the Loue Valley with Castle Excideuil.
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La Remise 15.6Km
Join us in the Dordogne in the Perigord Vert and stay in our guest house in the village of Dussac. From hiking, and riding VT T to the joys of water (two bodies of water nearby), canoeing, kayaking Cherveix-Cubas (12km), fishing ponds, swimming pools, to including the castles of Excideuil (8km), de Hautefort (15km), the home of the apple Lanouaille (6km), and not forgetting the local cuisine in the markets and on farms around etc. .. We can also recommend nice restaurants, inns and farms producing for local cuisine. We are at your disposal to show you the best outlets to do! Contact us for more information!
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La Chambre Rose 16.9Km
La Chambre Rose offers accommodation in Tourtoirac. The property is 45 km from Sarlat-la-Canéda and free private parking is offered. A refrigerator and a stovetop can be found in the kitchenette. A TV and DVD player, as well as a CD player are available. There is a private bathroom with a shower. Brive-la-Gaillarde is 40 km from La Chambre Rose, while Périgueux is 28 km from the property. You can engage in various activities, such as golfing and horse riding. The nearest airport is Roumanière Airport, 65 km from the property.
Apartment Le Loft 16.9Km
Located 41 km from Limoges, Apartment Le Loft offers accommodation in Chaleix. A dishwasher, an oven and a microwave can be found in the kitchen and there is a private bathroom. A TV and DVD player are provided. Other facilities at Apartment Le Loft include a seasonal outdoor pool. You can play table tennis at the property, and the area is popular for horse riding. Périgueux is 43 km from Apartment Le Loft, while Brantôme is 30 km away. Roumanière Airport is 86 km from the property.
Le Nid 16.9Km
Le Nid offers accommodation in Chaleix, 41 km from Limoges and 43 km from Périgueux. The kitchen features a dishwasher and a refrigerator. A TV is featured. Other facilities at Le Nid include a seasonal outdoor pool. You can play table tennis at the property, and the area is popular for golfing and horse riding. Roumanière Airport is 86 km away.
Château La Barge - .. 18.3Km
La Boissière-d?Ans
Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply. Please inform Château La Barge - Chambres d'Hôtes in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation.
La Pombolaise 18.3Km
Claudie and Michel Borras welcomes you in a renovated farmhouse located between Brantome and Nontron in full Périgord Limousin Park.
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Domaine du Grand Ro.. 18.8Km
Property of 10 hectares in the heart of Perigord Vert in the Regional Natural Périgord Limousin, with a private pond of one hectare (possibility of fishing and swimming), wooded park. Independent cottages, equipped for 5 persons, pets allowed, vacant checks accepted. OPEN ALL YEAR
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B&B Le Havane 19.2Km
Offering an outdoor swimming pool, B&B Le Havane is located in Cherveix-Cubas. Guests can enjoy a garden with a terrace and free WiFi access throughout. At B&B Le Havane, rooms have a flat-screen TV as well as a private bathroom with a bathtub or a shower and a hairdryer. Breakfast is served daily. There is a restaurant and a bar on site. Golfing, cycling and horse riding can be enjoyed in the surroundings. Périgueux Train Station is a 45-minute drive from the property.
Domaine De Fougeras 19.4Km
Stay in the heart of the Perigord Vert in one of our guest rooms in a typical farm périgourdine
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Château le Verdoyer 19.6Km
Champs Romain
In the heart of the Parc Naturel Régional Périgord Limousin between Périgueux, Limoges and Angouleme, a touristic resort where you can enjoy : quality rooms in a chateau, campsite pitches, swimming pools, tennis, restaurants, bar, etc..
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Les Gites Fleuris 20.3Km
Visit the picturesque Perigord / Dordogne Region and stay in a traditional Stone Farmhouse 18c with a breathtaking valley view. The Holiday Flower IS Located on a quiet semi-private single lane road with Pool, Jacuzzi, and sundeck in the orchard 6ha.
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Les Gites Fleuris-L.. 20.3Km
On an idyllic spot in the green hills of the PERIGORD is Les Gites Fleuris. Far from the hectic world, reminiscent of country life of the 18th century, with only the sounds of nature, with a stunning panoramic view over hills, fields, forests and small villages. You can enjoy lazing around on the sunny terrace, in the Pool or Jacuzzi. Let the peace and tranquility of the surroundings envelope you, and release you from the concerns of your busy life. All lifes necessities are an easy 1km walk down a country lane, so even though you feel away from it all, you are not! At 2km is the Magnificent Chateau de Hautefort and the medieval village!
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La Ferme de Michèle 20.3Km
Nice room very quiet and comfortable with bathroom and toilet.
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La Ferme de Laubich.. 20.6Km
Five gueust rooms with shower or bath. Possibility for groups to rent the holiday houses and the guest rooms = so you have the possibility to stay with 30 people.
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Gîte de Lavalade en.. 20.6Km
Champs Romain
Holiday rental cottage in a comfortable wilderness for 6 or 12 people, situated in the Dordogne in the park Périgord-Limousin. Agréé disabilities, fully equipped with electro appliances. Etang de 2ha available.
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Le Cottage Saint Ma.. 21.2Km
Renting a cottage house in the city center take no close neighbor fenced house with basement covered balcony you have a view on brantome very pleasant frame you have a kitchen tastefully furnished lounge dining room with a library disopition a sofa bed for one person or two people sleeping total 5/6 2 rooms for 2 people Wc separate bathroom pantry located in the basement with washing machine garden barbecue available
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Château de Frugie 21.3Km
Nestled in the heart of the Parc Naturel Régional Périgord-Limousin, Frugie is a castle of the XIV - XV century historical monument.
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Bluebell Guest Hous.. 21.4Km
Looking for a place to stay in brantome? Beautiful restful decor? 5 minutes walk to the restuarants and shops. 3 spacious bedrooms with 3 bathrooms on the first floor. Large garden. Refreshments served on arrival. Good wholesome breakfast. Free parking and wifi. English and french spoken.
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Le Petit Chambon Gi.. 21.6Km
Set in 9 acres of tranquil garden and fields, Le Petit Chambon is a large (100 sq metre), stone gite in a courtyard setting with private 8 x 4 metre swimming pool.
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Les Chambons 21.6Km
Les Chambons translates as 'The Beautiful Place' and our Les Chambons is a large, beautiful house with swimming pool set in the tranquil countryside of the Perigord Noir. Situated between the small sleepy village of Gabillou and the hamlet of Pauliac, Les Chambons and its courtyard garden plus nine acres of gardens and fields provides an ideal base from which to visit the many attractions of the Dordogne (see Perigord Noir for further information). Les Chambons offers Bed and Breakfast accommodation for up to 8 people in 4 spacious, comfortable, well furnished bedrooms.
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Location Maison Bra.. 21.8Km
An exceptional A cliff topped by a crescent wooded setting at the foot of which stands the abbey and its river Dronne love that surrounds the city: The Venice of the Perigord is an island.
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Mirabelle 21.8Km
Mirabelle Bed and Breakfast with cottage located in the beautiful Dordogne within a short distance of Hautefort; famous for its fairytale chateau; and also the Tourtoirac Cave.
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Au Nid des Thés 21.9Km
You will be welcomed by Sandrine in this beautiful house full of character. Entirely renovated, it is located on the island, in the main shopping street of the city. All the tourist attractions, restaurants and shops are accessible on foot from the house. 4 comfortable and spacious rooms are waiting for you. All have a privative bathroom. A full breakfast is served every morning with home made cakes. It can be taken on the terrace from which you have a wonderful view of the abbey.
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Le Pavillon de St. .. 22.9Km
Château and 5 luxurious gîtes.Your château (14 pers.) or gîte (4-10 pers.) is situated in a 10-acre park at the edge of the village of St. Agnan (commune Hautefort).
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Aux Deux Arbres Cha.. 22.9Km
A "maison bourgeois" town house, built in 1920. It has 3 comfortable letting rooms, all with en-suite facilities and central heating. A welcome tray in each room provides guests with tea and coffee making facilities. "Child friendly" features include stairgate, highchair, baby bath, potty, travel cot and lots of toys and DVD's. For grown-ups there's internet connectivity and WiFi. The house is set in half acre gardens that produce fruit, vegetables and new-laid eggs for the kitchen.
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Apartment Rue des M.. 23.8Km
Appartement Château.. 24.4Km
Located 7 km from Périgueux, Appartement Château-L?évêque offers pet-friendly accommodation in Château-l?Évêque. The kitchenette has an oven, a microwave and a refrigerator and there is a private bathroom. A flat-screen TV is provided. Bergerac is 47 km from Appartement Château-L?évêque, while Brantôme is 14 km from the property. The area is popular for cycling and hiking. The nearest airport is Roumanière Airport, 49 km from Appartement Château-L?évêque.
Chez Joel et Marie-.. 25.0Km
Renting a cottage with pool has Gonterie Boulouneix (Dordogne) has Brantome near the Green Venice of Perigord It consists of 4 rooms with kitchen, lounge / dining room and the 2nd floor of a room 3 persons and the other 2 people separated by a bathroom and a toilet. front of the cottage you have a covered terrace, a barbecue available, and of course the little extra that is a pool of 10 mx 5, closed in the standard for the protection of young children, a provision recliner, large lawn around saw the countryside and forest to 50 m you can make long walk along the small road from the town and the marked trail Gr 36, which passes close
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La Clairière 25.1Km
If you love nature, tranquility, the campaign, if you want to relax, so ... Welcome! Ideally located in the Perigord Limousin Natural Park in the heart of a green and flowers, the Glade is a charming house with swimming pool. At the edge of the woods, you will appreciate the serenity and enjoy your stay. We, Pierrette, and Thierry, offer you two comfortable and independent. We cultivate our own garden in a natural way and we want you to enjoy. So you can enjoy dishes made from vegetables and seasonal fruits that are served at the dinner in the communal dining room.
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La Marechalerie 25.5Km
In a former blacksmith 's family home is transformed into cottages ideal starting point to visit the castle of Hautefort Tourtoirac caves , Lascaux etc .. We can accommodate bikers parking on site. We are in the limits of Corrèze . Sarlat is approximately 45 km
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Appartement L'Arédi.. 25.8Km
Appartement L'Arédien is an apartment set in Saint-Yrieix-la-Perche. Guests staying at this apartment have access to a fully equipped kitchenette. The apartment is fitted with a flat-screen TV. Limoges is 36 km from the apartment, while Brive-la-Gaillarde is 47 km from the property. The nearest airport is Limoges International Airport, 39 km from Appartement L'Arédien.
La Cabane du Safran 25.9Km
Enjoy a break nature in the heart of Périgord Limousin Natural Regional Park, nestled on a hillside in a grove of chestnut, the Hut Safran offers peace and serenity. Come and enjoy the charm and color of the campaign, you will discover the flavors of saffron and sweet in the garden. Close to the tourist attractions of the Dordogne and Haute Vienne we will be happy to share with you the heart of our region. Hiking and mountain biking. Recreation area to 2mm (swimming, bike-rail, tree climbing, themed walks..)
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La Maison Bleue 26.0Km
La Gonterie Boulouneix
Surrounded by fields and forests, the blue house has two bedrooms with queen beds, full bathroom with shower, and a small suite with two bedrooms and a shower room complete. Decoration, stone walls, old floors accentuate the authenticity of this beautiful house Perigord. You will enjoy its large garden, a swimming pool, and its various living rooms to relax in beautiful surroundings. Located 10 minutes from Brantôme, beautiful medieval village 30 minutes from Perigueux.
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Le Domaine du Cerne.. 26.0Km
Boutique guest rooms with heated pool
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La Residence Limous.. 26.2Km
A luxury 4* chambre d'hote in the centre of Saint Yrieix la Perche, with 3 beautiful ensuite rooms, with modern luxury showers. Each room has been individually designed with antique furniture, luxury bedlinen, a seating area and tea and coffee facilities. There is also a beatiful and private walled garden for dining al fresco. We are ideally located for many local Locally attractions, including Oradore sur Glane, Segur le Chateau, Hautefort, Arnac Pompadour, Parc Reynou to name a few.
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Chateau de Redon 26.3Km
Set in the heart of the Black Perigord, on 2 hectares of private park, Chateau de Redon is an authentic, 18th-century renovated castle. It has free WiFi and a private salt-water outdoor swimming pool. Each of the 8 spacious suites has a large bed and an en suite bathroom with a bath or shower. There is a fully equipped kitchen, terraces and various lounges. There is also a games room and a library. Activities on site or in the surrounding areas include wine tasting, cycling and golfing. Chateau de Redon has free on-site parking and Brive-la-Gaillarde is just over 30 minutes' drive away.
Les Acacias 26.5Km
Please inform Les Acacias in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation.
loft troglodyte 26.9Km
Couleurs du Temps 27.1Km
The ideal place to discover the rich heritage of the city of Perigord. Located in a calm district near the historic area. 2 bedrooms "Côté Jardin" and "Côté Cour" have a nice bathroom and a toilet. the second floor in a House of the thirties with a view to a parc. Free parking in the street, motorcycle parking in the yard area and a separate dressing room. Autonomous breakfast set menu in the bedroom. Each room has a sleeping area with a King size bed, a lounge area, office
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Chambres d'hôte Pla.. 27.1Km
Set 10 km from Brantôme, just 25 metres from Bourdeilles Castle and Bourdeilles River, Chambres d'hôte Place du Donjon offers bed and breakfast accommodation with free Wi-Fi and a shared TV room with English channels. In the morning, a continental breakfast including coffee, tea, pastries, fresh juice, marmalade, bread, fruit, yoghurt and eggs is served. Various restaurants can be found in the immediate sourroundings of the property. The bedroom at Chambres d'hôte Place du Donjon has a private bathroom with a bath, a private toilet, a hairdryer and a TV. Périgueux is located 27 km from the bed and breakfast and guests can enjoy canoe kayaking just 25 metres away. There is free public parking near the property.
Appartement Passion 27.4Km
Appartement Passion is an apartment located in Périgueux. Guests staying at this apartment have access to a fully equipped kitchen. The apartment has a flat-screen TV. If you would like to discover the area, cycling and hiking are possible in the surroundings. Bergerac is 42 km from the apartment, while Brantôme is 19 km away. Bergerac-Roumanière Airport is 44 km from the property.
Le Jardin d'Inès 27.5Km
"Le jardin d'Inès", a charming residence, situated right in the center of town, will allow to relax between visits, in peaceful atmosphère.The rooms are spacious and personalized.You will appréciate the elegance of this house dating from the begining of the twentieth century, with added advantage of an indoor garden, available for you to enjoy. Périgueux is at the crossroads of several tourist itineraries: its cathedral, its gallo-rman, medieval and renaissance properties, its festivals (international mime festival, nex orléans music festival) are very well known. Come and get to know this beautiful, authentic région of Dordogne. Discover its norman churches, its manors houses, ans castles, its pedestrianised pathways, and in particular, the circuits along the saint Jacques de Compostelle's pilgrimage route.
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Hotel Chambre Dhôt.. 28.2Km
In Ramatoa is located 6 km from the city center of the Madagascan capital Antananarivo ideal starting point to begin your stay in Madagascar.
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Chambres D'hôtes Pr.. 28.3Km
In the beautiful area of high black Périgord, close to top attractions, Ginette and Régis welcome you in two rooms rented in suite upstairs of a house Perigord, with bathroom and toilet. nightly rate: 50 for 1 room. 90 for two, breakfast included, discount for long stay (contact us).
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Le Clos du Payen 28.4Km
In a 16th century mansion, situated in a hamlet, 2 comfortable rooms await you. 2-hectare park. simplicity, ease, calm and exchanges are waiting for you.
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Lasapiniere 28.6Km
At the heart of green perigord a 3 ha site with numerous sports facilities (swimming pool, tennis, table tennis, bowling, mini golf and lake fishing) in open access, We welcome you to introduce you to your accommodation and advise on Sights not to be missed (caves, castles, markets, museums, canoes, ...) all with a house cocktail. Enjoy the new restaurant (traditional cuisine in home made) on site with its superb terrace.
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La Sapiniere Vacanc.. 28.6Km
Holiday center in the heart of green Périgord 3 acres with a pond carp fishing no kill, common to all cottages swimming pool, mini golf, tennis, petanque, ping pong and bike hire on site. Many sights to see around To respect everyone, our friends the beasts are not allowed.
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Coulounieix Chamiers
Outskirts of Périgueux, quiet bed and breakfast, fresh, with access to garden bed 160/200, for your enjoyment and relaxation a rest area in the garden ,parking including ; 3 km from the historic center (medieval heritage, renaissance, Gallo-Roman). Possibility baby bed and extra room.
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Ferme auberge la Ma.. 29.0Km
The farm is located in the heart of Périgord, near Périgueux. Alard family offers rooms and host tables, a camping, products of the farm in a quiet and warm
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PréLaminon 29.4Km
3 beautiful and large room with double bed imagine the montain in summer in your bedroom
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Les Loriots 29.5Km
Visit us and enjoy high quality accomodation and food in the calm and tranquility of the Limousin countryside
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Le " Biau " Domaine 29.7Km
4 Rooms in a guest house of charm near the biggest places of interest of the black périgord.
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Gîte du Pech Haut 29.8Km
Close to the Dordogne between Bergerac and Sarlat, we offer stays in comfortable guest house in peaceful countryside. Footpaths in front of the property. Swimming pool (seasonal). Restaurants and shops nearby. Many visits possible in the area (valleys of the Dordogne and the Vezere, Bastide Country, vineyards of Bergerac...) Nearest airport in Bergerac is about 25-minute drive. From UK, Ryanair and Flybe fly to Bergerac.
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Firon 29.8Km
Firon in Châlus provides accommodation with barbecue facilities and a garden. This bed and breakfast offers free WiFi. Each room is fitted with a terrace. At the bed and breakfast, the rooms are fitted with a wardrobe and a TV. All guest rooms will provide guests with a fridge. Limoges is 30 km from Firon, while Brantôme is 41 km from the property. The nearest airport is Limoges International Airport, 28 km from the property.
Au Pays de Jacquou .. 29.9Km
Comfortable cottage in a charming hamlet of the village of Fossemagne, the center of the Périgord, not far from the caves of Lascaux, the city of Perigueux and the medieval town of Sarlat. It is ideal for a family, a couple or a single person and can accommodate up to 5 people. The pool, the flower garden and fish pond will relax ages.
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Les Chambres de Bon.. 29.9Km
On the edge of the forest Barade (land Jacquou crunchy), "Chambers of Bonneval" are very well situated for your holiday in the Périgord. Close to many attractions (Montignac and the Lascaux caves, valley of the Vezere caves of Rouffignac, Périgueux, Château de Hautefort,...), You will find a quiet and green that you will certainly enjoy. Close to all amenities, the rooms are located Bonneval in the heart of a charming little hamlet (Bonneval).
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Robots: Space Business
In today's episode we speak with Stephen Gorevan from Honeybee Robotics about how he and Chris Chapman started the company and how his childhood dream of working for NASA got them into space robotics. The interview, which was recorded before the landing of Curiosity on Mars, gives us all the details about the equipment they built for the Mars Science Laboratory, including the Sample Manipulation System (SMS) and the Dust Removal Tool (DRT) which will enable the mission to explore and analyze the Martian environment. We also hear about their latest developments in small scale satellites called Cubesats.
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He didn't know his Jayhawks would be trying to fend off being the first.
The South Region's top seed needed 17 points from Jeff Withey, and a series of foul shots from Ben McLemore and Naadir Tharpe down the stretch, to hold off scrappy Western Kentucky 64-57 Friday night and avoid another upset on a day full of them in the NCAA tournament.
"We're pleased we won, and didn't play our best by any stretch," Self said. "They controlled the game for the most part. We're happy to advance, but certainly not pleased with how we played."
The Jayhawks (30-5), flummoxed by the Hilltoppers' full-court pressure, trailed 31-30 at halftime. Kansas eventually built an 11-point lead in the second half, but couldn't put Western Kentucky away until McLemore's two foul shots with 11 seconds left.
McLemore and Travis Releford scored 11 each for the Jayhawks, who wearily advanced to play No. 8 seed North Carolina and former coach Roy Williams in the South Regional on Sunday.
The marquee matchup between a pair of college basketball blue blood almost didn't happen.
North Carolina squandered a big lead before holding on to beat Villanova 78-71, and then the Jayhawks watched Western Kentucky do everything it could to spring one more upset.
Jamal Crook scored 13 points and T.J. Price had 12 for the Hilltoppers (20-16), who would have made history by becoming the first No. 16 seed to upend a No. 1 seed.
Earlier in the day, No. 15 seed Florida Gulf Coast stunned second-seeded Georgetown, perhaps emboldening the Sun Belt champions. And on the same floor at the Sprint Center, 13th-seeded La Salle knocked off Kansas State and No. 12 seed Ole Miss beat fifth-seeded Wisconsin.
Alas, the undersized team in red couldn't hang tough with the bigger guys in blue down the stretch, allowing Kansas to reach 30 wins for the fourth straight season — the first time that's happened in Division I men's basketball, after Memphis was forced to vacate the 2008 season.
Since the NCAA tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985, 16 seeds are winless against No. 1 seeds in 116 games, including Southern's heartbreaking 64-58 loss to Gonzaga on Thursday.
"I think the entire country got a glimpse of what they're made of, a lot of character, a lot of heart," Western Kentucky coach Ray Harper said. "A lot of people doubted us this season. We went through a lot of adversity, and adversity will tell you a lot about people."
Western Kentucky spent the first half pinning Kansas against the ropes.
Price hit an opener 3-pointer in the opening minute, George Fant was able to use his superior quickness against the bigger Withey in the paint, and the Hilltoppers — who needed four wins to capture the Sun Belt tournament title and the league's automatic bid — slowly built a 20-16 lead.
The heavily pro-Kansas crowd fell quiet, even as Jayhawks coach Bill Self turned up the volume on the sideline, laying into his team for its lethargic start.
Kansas finally pulled ahead for the first time since midway through the first half when Elijah Johnson finished off a three-point play that made it 28-27 with 90 seconds left, but a pair of baskets by Price down the stretch gave the scrappy Hilltoppers a 31-30 lead at the break.
The Jayhawks seized the lead again early in the second half when Kevin Young followed up his own miss by grabbing the rebound and throwing down a reverse jam, and then Releford scored off a nifty feed from McLemore, forcing Harper to burn a timeout.
Fant and Aleksejs Rostov both picked up their fourth fouls midway through the half, taking seats next to Harper on the Western Kentucky bench. But the longtime Division II and NAIA coach couldn't keep his hottest hands there for long, and decided to gamble by putting them back in.
Harper rolled snake eyes when Fant fouled out with 5:37 remaining.
Withey made one of two free throws, McLemore drove untouched down the lane for an easy basket, and Withey scored on a nifty move in the post to push the Jayhawks to a 52-42 lead — their biggest of the game — and force Harper to call another timeout with 3:44 left on the clock.
Western Kentucky started whittling into the lead in the closing minutes, and a 3-pointer by Crook made it 59-55 with 25.4 seconds left on the clock.
But the Jayhawks got the ball in the hands of Naadir Tharpe, and he made two free throws to provide them a cushion. Price misfired from beyond the arc, and Brandon Harris was long on another 3-pointer from the corner, as McLemore added two more foul shots to seal the Jayhawks' victory.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — College basketball, meet Florida Gulf Coast.
Sherwood Brown scored 24 points and Bernard Thompson had 23 to lead FGCU to an incredible NCAA tournament debut.
The Eagles, in their second season of being eligible for Division I postseason, became just the seventh No. 15 seed to beat a No. 2.
FGCU (25-10) will play seventh-seeded San Diego State the third round on Sunday.
A night after America's oldest university, Harvard, pulled off a major upset over fourth-seeded New Mexico, one of its youngest — FGCU's first student was admitted in 1997 — got one that was even bigger.
The Eagles took control with a 21-2 run that gave them a 52-33 lead with 12:28 to play, though the Hoyas used a furious rally to get within 72-68 with 52 seconds left.
It was another disappointing NCAA exit for the Hoyas (25-7), who have lost to a double-digit seed in their last four appearances.
Markel Starks had 23 points for the Hoyas.
While Georgetown came in allowing 55.7 points per game, FGCU beat that number with 9:22 to play when it led 57-40. The Hoyas allowed opponents to shoot 37.6 percent from the field, fourth-best in the country. The Eagles shot 42.9 percent (21 of 49) and they held the Hoyas to 37.5 percent from the field (24 of 64).
Big East Player of the Year Otto Porter Jr. had 13 points on 5-of-17 shooting and 11 rebounds. On this night he couldn't match Brown, the A-Sun's player of the year.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Jamaal Franklin scored 21 points, James Rahon had 17 and San Diego State earned its third NCAA tournament victory.
The Aztecs (23-10) did nothing spectacular, but everything well and used a modest 8-0 run late in the second half to snap a tie game and take control.
Romero Osby scored 22 points for the 10th-seeded Sooners (20-12).
The Aztecs are in the tournament for the fourth straight season but they had only won games in 2011 when they reached the round of 16.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — P.J. Hairston scored 23 points, James Michael McAdoo added 17 and North Carolina unleashed a flurry of 3-pointers to subdue gritty Villanova.
The never-say-die Wildcats (20-14) erased a 20-point deficit that North Carolina built in the first half and then nearly climbed out of a nine-point hole in the final minutes after the Tar Heels hit three consecutive 3s and once again appeared to take control.
The victory set up a possible dream matchup in the third round for Kansas fans, who have been jamming the Sprint Center in downtown Kansas City, about 30 minutes from the Jayhawks' campus. The eighth-seeded Tar Heels (25-10) take on No. 1 seed Kansas, where Tar Heels coach Roy Williams coached for 15 years and rang up more than 400 wins.
JayVaughn Pinkston had 20 points and Darrun Hilliard scored 18 for Villanova.
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Erik Murphy had 18 points to lead four Florida players in double figures and the Gators shut down the NCAA's highest-scoring team.
No. 3 seed Florida turned this one into a rout with a 19-1 run in the second half and held the 14th-seeded Demons (23-9) to their fewest points this season — 34 below their average.
Patric Young had 16 points and nine rebounds for Florida (27-7). Kenny Boynton and Scottie Wilbekin both scored 11.
DeQuan Hicks had 12 points for the Demons, who upset Iowa as the No. 14 seed in their last NCAA tournament seven years ago. They couldn't repeat that feat against the Gators, who lost in the regional finals each of the past two seasons.
Florida plays Minnesota on Sunday.
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Andre Hollins scored 28 points and Minnesota rolled past punchless UCLA in what could be Bruins freshman Shabazz Muhammad's last in college and coach Ben Howland's final one leading the program.
Austin Hollins scored 16 for the 11th-seeded Gophers (21-12). The Gophers eased some pressure on coach Tubby Smith by giving him his first NCAA tournament win in six seasons.
Another early-round exit by the sixth-seeded Bruins (25-10) won't help Howland, who is facing public speculation back home about his future despite winning the Pac-12 regular-season title this year.
Muhammad, expected to leave for the NBA, led the Bruins with 20 points.
DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — Freshman Yogi Ferrell scored 14 points in the first six minutes as top-seeded Indiana slam dunked its way past James Madison.
Not taking any chances with a No. 16 seed, the Hoosiers (28-6) started fast and built a 33-point lead in the second half over the Dukes (21-15) and opened the tourney with a statement they intend to be around for a while.
Looking every bit like a team capable of cutting down the nets in Atlanta next month, Indiana will play Temple in the second round on Sunday.
Ferrell finished with 16 points, eight rebounds and six assists, and Cody Zeller had four dunks for Indiana.
Freshman Andre Nation led James Madison with 24 points.
DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — Khalif Wyatt scored 31 points, finishing the game with an injured left thumb that had him grimacing before his clinching free throws, and Temple broke with its one-and-done NCAA tournament trend.
The ninth-seeded Owls (24-9) opened a 17-point lead before Wyatt — the Atlantic 10's player of the year and top scorer — hurt his left thumb and left the game briefly, returning with black tape on the non-shooting hand.
Every shot was an adventure, but he made enough — including six painful but perfect free throws in the final 32 seconds — to keep Temple around for more than one game. The Owls had lost their opener in four of their last five NCAA trips.
No. 8 NC State (24-11) trailed most of the game and came up short of a deep tournament run on the 30th anniversary of its national title.
Richard Howell had 14 points and 15 rebounds for NC State.
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Durand Scott had 21 points and Miami had a triumphant return to the NCAA tournament.
The Hurricanes (28-6), who may be even better than their No. 2 seed in the East Regional would indicate, put the game out of reach with a 14-0 run midway through the first half of their first NCAA tourney game in five years.
Pacific (22-13), the California team that played its last game for retiring longtime coach Bob Thomason, was no match for the Atlantic Coast Conference's regular season and tournament champions.
Miami plays Illinois on Sunday.
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Brandon Paul and D.J. Richardson made consecutive 3-pointers to give Illinois back the lead with 6 minutes left and the seventh-seeded Illini pulled out a tough win over Colorado.
Illinois led by 16 at halftime only to watch Colorado rip off a 21-2 run in the second to grab the lead. The Illini looked desperate until Paul and Richardson coolly knocked down their shots to put Illinois ahead 48-44.
Four free throws by Paul eventually put the game away for the Illini (23-12).
Paul led Illinois with 17 points.
Askia Booker scored 14 points for Colorado (21-12).
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Seth Curry scored 26 points, Mason Plumlee had 23 and second-seeded Duke beat Albany.
The Blue Devils (28-5) will meet seventh-seeded Creighton in the third round Sunday.
Duke shot 58.7 percent (27 of 46), just off its season-beat 60.8 percent against Florida State.
The Blue Devils, who lost 75-70 to 15th-seeded Lehigh in the second round last year, never really pulled away from the Great Danes (24-11), who got as close as eight points with 4:40 to play.
Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski extended his all-time lead with his 80th career victory in the tournament that he has won four times.
Jacob Iati had 15 points for Albany, which was making its third NCAA appearance, all since 2006.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Doug McDermott had 27 points and 11 rebounds, and Gregory Echenique scored 13 points to help Creighton hold on.
Ethan Wragge added 12 for the Bluejays, who won their NCAA tournament opener for the second straight year.
McDermott, the two-time Missouri Valley Conference player of the year and 2012 All-American, made all 11 free throws to help the seventh-seeded Bluejays (28-7) move on to play Duke on Sunday.
Sean Kilpatrick's driving layup after Cincinnati had the arrow on a jump ball cut it to 64-63 with 17 seconds left.
Austin Chatman sank two free throws for Creighton. Kilpatrick's attempt at a tying 3 rimmed out, and the Bearcats were whistled for traveling after grabbing the rebound.
Kilpatrick scored 19 points, and Cashmere Wright had 15 for the 10th-seeded Bearcats (22-12) in their camouflage-patterned shorts.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Marshall Henderson shook out of a shooting slump and scored 17 points in the second half, giving the Rebels their first NCAA tournament win since 2002.
For the cold-shooting Badgers (23-12), the upset loss snaps a string of six straight first-game victories. Ole Miss (27-8) trailed 25-22 at halftime and Henderson, who led the Southeastern Conference with 20 points a game, had only two points on 1-for-11 shooting.
But the flamboyant and outspoken guard found his touch just in time for Ole Miss, and wound up hitting 6 of 21. His back-to-back 3-pointers tied it 36-36 and his layup and two free throws in the final minute sealed the win.
Reginald Buckner had nine points and 12 rebounds. Sam Dekkar had 14 points for Wisconsin.
The Rebels will play No. 13 La Salle on Sunday.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Jerrell Wright made three foul shots in the final 30 seconds, and No. 13 seed La Salle advanced after blowing an 18-point halftime lead to beat fourth-seeded Kansas State.
Wright, who scored a game-high 21 points for the Explorers (22-9), made the first two free throws to give La Salle a 62-61 lead. Kansas State's Jordan Henriquez missed in the paint at the other end, and Wright made the first of two more free throws with 9.6 seconds to go.
The Wildcats (27-8) raced down court, but point guard Angel Rodriguez got hung up in the corner by the Kansas State bench, and his off-balance shot over the corner of the backboard missed everything as the final buzzer sounded and the Explorers leaped off their bench to celebrate the upset.
Henriquez and Shane Southwell scored 17 points each for Kansas State.
DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — Sam Thompson had career highs with 20 points and 10 rebounds, part of a dominating performance by Ohio State's front line against Iona.
The second-seeded Buckeyes (27-7) have won nine straight, including their last five games of the regular season and a run to the Big Ten tournament title.
Deshaun Thomas had 24 points as the Buckeyes' fast breaks led to dunks and a season high in points, thrilling the large Ohio State contingent in Dayton.
Aaron Craft had a season-high six steals and seven assists for the Buckeyes. Shannon Scott tied his career high with 10 assists.
Ohio State plays Iowa State on Sunday, one win away from a fourth straight trip to the round of 16.
Iona (20-14) returned to the court where it suffered the biggest meltdown in NCAA tournament history last year, blowing a 25-point lead against BYU.
Tavon Sledge scored 20 points for Iona, which had 19 turnovers that led to 29 of the Buckeyes' points.
DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — Freshman Georges Niang matched a season high with 19 points and Iowa State, showing it can do much more than just fire away from outside the 3-point line, dismantled Notre Dame.
The 10th-seeded Cyclones (23-11) led the nation in 3-pointers this season, but the Cyclones were just as effective from short range in ousting the Fighting Irish (25-10), who played their final game as a member of the Big East and will join the Atlantic Coast Conference next season.
Melvin Ejim added 17 points for Iowa State, which shot better than 70 percent for much of the second half.
Tom Knight scored 14 to lead the Fighting Irish.


text: Does anyone have either the standard tire plugger tool or the pocket tool for the Stop and Go tubeless tire kit that they don't use and will part with. I have a kit with the probe and rasp and plugs, cutter etc. but am missing the tool to insert the plugs.


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I'm working on an Andromeda/Tonks fanfic and it's getting close to when they've got to decide what jobs they're going to take. I've looked all over and I can't find anything other than what I already know. There are teaching jobs at Hogwarts and there are the ministry jobs such as Aurors. What other jobs are there as I really don't see Ted working in the ministry or teaching? Though, if all else fails, he wouldn't be a half bad teacher.
EDIT: Wow, thanks everyone - that definitely did help me a lot. Even with Andromeda's job of preference (because we all know she wont have her family's money to fall back on like James does).
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- Korean Grand Prix
Hulkenberg pleased with 'mega result'
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- Korean Grand Prix
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Nico Hulkenberg described his sixth place in the Korean Grand Prix as "a mega result" after holding off race-long pressure from Romain Grosjean.
Having started from eighth place, Hulkenberg beat Grosjean out of turn two and then held off the Lotus for much of the race. Having fallen behind at one point Hulkenberg took advantage of a struggling Lewis Hamilton to overtake both drivers and he described his race as "entertaining" as he scored eight points.
"That race was a lot of fun and it's great to get such a mega result," Hulkenberg said. "Not an easy race though, I had the Lotus pushing me hard for quite a while and then a nice fight with Romain generally and even before we caught Lewis. Then with Lewis a bit more salsa in the soup so quite entertaining."
Describing his overtaking manoeuvre which saw him overtake both Grosjean and Hamilton in one go, Hulkenberg said he was just making the most of an opportunity.
"It just came spontaneously. Going down to turn three we both had DRS on - Romain and I on Lewis - then going down the other straight I still had some KERS to close the gap and choose the outside line where you normally brake. The other two guys decided for the inner line and that way I was able to make the move and an opportunity came up which I used."


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Marching Toward Justice on display at Detroit Public Library May 15 to June 25
May 14, 2010
DETROIT (May 14, 2010) – The Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights is pleased to announce that the Marching Toward Justice exhibit will be on display at the Detroit Public Library from May 15 to June 25, 2010. Marching Toward Justice is part of the Damon J. Keith Law Collection of African American Legal History, a central repository for the nation's African American legal history. The exhibit will be displayed on the first floor of the library, in the Cass Concourse, and is free and open to the public.
The exhibit coincides with the groundbreaking of the Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights on Wayne State University's campus. The May 17 ceremony will feature The Honorable Eric H. Holder, Jr., Attorney General of the United States, as the keynote speaker. It will also bring together a large number of dignitaries, including The Honorable Damon J. Keith, Governor Jennifer Granholm, Detroit Mayor Dave Bing, A. Alfred Taubman, Edsel B. Ford II, WSU Board of Governors members, WSU President Jay Noren, Wayne Law Dean Robert M. Ackerman, and a number of additional judges and elected officials.
"We wanted to have the Marching Toward Justice exhibit available in Detroit at the same time as the groundbreaking for the new Keith Center," said Wayne State University Law School Professor and Keith Center Director Peter Hammer. "The Keith Collection of African American Legal History is integral to the work of the Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights. The historic challenges detailed in Marching Toward Justice help us define the present-day civil rights agenda."
The Marching Toward Justice exhibit was created by the Keith Collection to inform the public about the fundamental importance of the 14th Amendment and our nation's ongoing quest to realize the high ideals of the Declaration of Independence. It tells the story of our government's promotion of justice and equality for some, while condoning the enslavement of others.
The 14th Amendment's ratification in 1868 created a dramatic and fundamental break from the past by promising full protection to all American citizens, regardless of race, social status, gender, or conflicting state laws. It was a significant step toward fulfilling the American Revolution's promise that all men are created equal and entitled to full and equal protection under the law.
Since the inaugural exhibition at the Thurgood Marshall Law Center in Washington, D.C., the exhibit has traveled to more than 30 sites, including destinations in San Francisco, Chicago, Topeka, Kan., Boston, Dallas, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Please contact Holly Hughes, Keith Center program coordinator, at (313) 577-3620 or email@example.com with questions or to schedule the Marching Toward Justice exhibit in your community.
Wayne State University is a premier urban research university offering more than 350 academic programs through 13 schools and colleges to nearly 32,000 students.
For more information on Wayne State University Law School, visit law.wayne.edu.


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Yesterday I broke the bolt (M8x25) that holds the strut going from the forward frame, in the area of the oil cooler line and alternator, it broke flush with the frame.
The bolt went in easily but when I went to torque it, it turned more than it should have. I took it out, examined it, put it in and proceeded to tighten it with a hand allen wrench (4"). It snapped then.
Is there any reason I shouldn't drill a hole into the bolt and back it out--or is there a better way?
Also, I haven't broken or stripped a bolt for about 40 years so I'm kind of surprised this happened. M8 is pretty big. Does it sound like a defective bolt, one that was over-torqued originally, or some thing that I did wrong?
Can I use any old bolt that I find that fits or does it need to be the BMW part?
Thanks for any help.


text: Parodying Garrison Keillor, "It's been a quiet winter on the Montana 1000 Front." But that's about to change. Wansfel and I have done some preliminary planning (mainly Ron) and we've got a very different route planned for 2014. We'll do a bit more tweaking on the route before we release it, but I'm sure you'll like it. As for me, since last summer, I've acquired a new to me 2008 dual sport WR250R and am looking forward to riding it on this year's incarnation of the route. My health issues which stopped me from riding in 2013 appear to have cleared up and I'm yearning to ride more of the Best of the Montana back roads on what we call the Best of the Montana 1000. I remain indebted to the original planners of the Montana 1000, which was held in Darby, for introducing me to the wonders of dual sport riding in Montana. I'm just trying to continue the tradition and introduce new ADVRiders to the beauty that is found in Montana. In terms of timing of the ride, we've not set an exact date, but I'd like to aim for the latter part of July to get around snow issues in the higher elevations. If you have a strong preference as to specific dates (this is planned as a 7 day ride), post them in this thread. If you have any questions about the ride, post them here too and we'll be glad to answer them. And if you need any encouragement to do the ride, check out the following links to prior years' rides: 2013: Best of Montana 1000 Goes Down in Flames: http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=912458 2012: Watercat's Pics: http://watercat.smugmug.com/Vacation/Moto-tour-dirt/2012-Montana-1000 2011: Chadx from 2011: http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=709842 Let the dreaming and planning commence!!! Timmer


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Ivan Racic, a native of Croatia who played baseball at Arkansas Tech in 2009 and 2010, recruited two of his fellow former Wonder Boys — Josh Riley and Clint Stroud — to play on the Nada SSM Split team from Croatia in the 2013 European Cup qualifier June 17-22.
Riley and Stroud were both all-conference performers during their Arkansas Tech careers.
A native of Sulphur Springs, Texas, Riley appeared in 88 games and made 86 starts at Arkansas Tech from 2010-11. He finished with a .316 career batting average, 11 home runs and 66 runs batted in as a Wonder Boy.
He was named All-Gulf South Conference and All-NCAA Division II South Region following his senior season in 2011.
Stroud had a career batting average of .353 with 10 home runs and 99 RBIs over the span of his two-year Arkansas Tech career from 2009-10. The Bonham, Texas, product appeared in and started 102 games for the Wonder Boys. He was All-GSC in 2009.
Racic, Riley and Stroud helped Nada SSM Split reach the penultimate day of the 2013 European Cup qualifier. The team won a pair of 11-inning games early in the tournament, but Nada SSM Split was eliminated by a team from Austria on June 21.
Riley hit .350 during the European Cup qualifier with a home run, seven RBIs, five runs scored and four extra-base hits.
Stroud had four base hits during the event and was the winning pitcher in Nada SSM Split's opening victory over a team from Portugal.
Racic had at least one hit in every game during the tournament and finished the event with a .294 batting average.
ATU signee wins medalist honors
DECATUR, Ala. — Arkansas Tech signee Alex Mahlik carded a three-round score of 205 (-8) after shooting rounds of 67, 68, and 70 to capture individual medalist honors at the recent Spirit of America Championship held at the Buringtree Country Club.
Mahlik won a five-stroke decision over Mississippi State's Chanat Sakuulpolphaisan. After bogeying his first hole, Mahlik turned in four birdies in his opening round to finish with an opening-round 67 (-4) to tie for the lead. After shooting 68 (-3) in the second round, Mahlik was alone in the lead, and the rising sophomore fired a 70 (-1) in the final round to seal the win.
Mahlik bogeyed just three holes over the course of the event, while picking up birdies on 11.
The Wonder Boys golf team reports in September and will open competition on Sept. 9-10 at the Great American Conference Preview in Oklahoma City.


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R. Kelly has negated rumors that he will be performing at Donald Trump's inauguration on January 20.
"Despite the rumors circulating online, R. Kelly will not be performing at this year's inauguration ceremony," he posted on Twitter. "Any reports stating otherwise are simply untrue. End. Of. Story."
Related: Celebrities Reimagine 'I Will Survive' as Anti-Trump Anthem
Teenage singer Jackie Evancho remains the only pop artist that has signed on to perform at Trump's inauguration next week. In an interview, she stated that her decision to accept the invitation to sing was "not political."
This week, Rebecca Ferguson and Charlotte Church announced they would not perform at the inauguration and Moby turned down an invitation to perform at an inauguration event.
However, a Bruce Springsteen tribute band, The B Street Band, signed on to play a Donald Trump inauguration ball.
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July 23, 2009
I love that reporter getting shut DOWN when he asks about Robsten lol! "Are you kidding me?!" - oh *KStew style eye roll*
No rush ET Online!
- Lorabell
And another - squeeeeeeeee!
"Juxtaposition"? Big word Rob! Triple word score - 108 points! Or is it 109? ... D'ya get it? :D
And is it just me or does Taylor comment "She's easy" when KStew says "You can ask me anything"? I think hangin' with Joan Jett has chillaxed her some - just me?
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Funny and interesting!Rob is smiley and doesn't look freaked out , same joyful Rob.Taylor funny and cute as always.Kstew rockin' the Joan Jett mode.ReplyDelete
Oh I love KStew and are "Are you kidding me?!" She's quite the bad assReplyDelete
@Katie: I hear you - she's effing killer! ;)ReplyDelete
ah i want them to just tell us already, yes or no ! ? lolReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 23, 2009 at 8:58 PM
I just about wanted to die when that reporter asked that question. Kristen responded fantastically :) (she really didn't need to answer verbally, we can see what the answer is by how she physically reacted after the question)ReplyDelete
@Anon: how do you mean? I'm thinking, if you've not seen your "boyfriend" for months, you're going to at least brush your hair when you see him again... just me?ReplyDelete
i couldn't understand what Rob said he didn't want to answer again... anyone?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 23, 2009 at 9:22 PM
HAHA, did anyone notice Taylor's face after the reporter asked the Robsten question? Priceless! He's all confused and it's just hilarious..he almost looks pissed. Poor kid to be stuck inbetween that.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 23, 2009 at 9:26 PM
I think Robert said, "What's it like kissing Taylor Lautner?" But I don't think Taylor heard it because he looked confused as to why everyone was laughing.ReplyDelete
I'm hoping a high quality video comes out soon. I had to laugh though at that reporters question. What an idiot. I think we got our answer to that question when they were standing getting the photos taken and her leaning on him, and her reaction to the question.ReplyDelete
I really wish she tried to look presentable though. She is such a pretty girl, and the Joan Jess look is gross on her.
I am VERY impressed with Rob. Of course, he is hot, but he answered his questions very well. He seems like he is VERY well educated on his character. I am impressed. I am impressed with Taylor ... he is a good interviewer. Always light and funny. Kristen didn't seem very into it. Maybe a bad morning?
- AnonymousJuly 23, 2009 at 9:43 PM
Did Rob say 'very little' to THE question? I think he did and then Kristen started laughing, so funny... but why oh why did the guy ask that question.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 25, 2009 at 1:37 PM
Yes, TL says "She's easy." KS responds with a "yeah" to his comment. To Anon above me, it does sound like Rob said "very little" to THE question.ReplyDelete
LOVED KS's reaction to that, btw!


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New to our shelves:
The Dragon's Path by Daniel Abraham (1, Dagger and the Coin) F
Brave New Worlds by John Joseph Adams, ed. SF, A (SF Brave)
The Way of the Wizard by John Joseph Adams, ed. F (Fantasy Way)
The Winds of Khalakovo by Bradley P. Beaulieu F, M
The Company Man by Robert Jackson Bennett H
Dark Jenny by Alex Bledsoe (3, Eddie LaCrosse) F, M
Tiassa by Steven Brust (13, Vlad Taltos) F, M
There Is No Year by Blake Butler H
The Scar-crow Men by Mark Chadbourn (2, Swords of Albion) F, M
Betrayer by C. J. Cherryh (3, Foreigner 4) SF
A Kingdom Besieged by Raymond E. Feist (1, Riftwar: Chaoswar Saga) F
A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness F, H, R, M
Dreadfully Ever After by Steve Hockensmith (3, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies) H, R
The Curious Case of the Clockwork Man by Mark Hodder (2, Burton & Swinburne) F, SF, A, H
Deceived by Paul S. Kemp (2, Star Wars: The Old Republic) SF
Born of Shadows by Sherrilyn Kenyon (5, The League) SF, R
What the Night Knows by Dean Koontz H, M
Warm Bodies by Isaac Marion H, R
Never Knew Another by J. M. McDermott (1, Dogsland trilogy) F
Soft Apocalypse by Will McIntosh SF, A
All the Lives He Led by Frederik Pohl SF, A
The Hot Gate by John Ringo (3, Troy Rising) SF
WWW: Wonder by Robert J. Sawyer (3, WWW trilogy) SF
Deathless by Catherynne M. Valente F
After the Golden Age by Carrie Vaughn F, CB, A, R
I Don't Want To Kill You by Dan Wells (3, I Am Not A Serial Killer) H, M
The Cloud Roads by Martha Wells SF
Retribution Falls by Chris Wooding SF, F
In the paperback racks:
Shady Lady by Ann Aguirre (3, Corine Solomon) F, H, M, R
Surrender the Dark by L. A. Banks (1, Surrender the Dark) F, H
Master and Apprentice by Sonya Bateman (2, Master of None) F, M
Children of Scarabaeus by Sara Creasy (2, Scarabaeus) SF, R
Element Zero by James Knapp (3, Revivors) SF, H
Magic on the Hunt by Devon Monk (6, Allie Beckstrom) F, R, H
Equations of Life by Simon Morden (1, Petrovitch) SF, M
City of Hope & Despair by Ian Whates (2, City of a Hundred Rows) F, H
Other new titles of interest:
The King of Plagues by Jonathan Maberry H (Fiction Maberry)
The Finder Library, Vol. 1 by Carla Speed McNeil (1 (books 1-4), The Finder Library) F, SF, A (741.5973 McNeil)
Tracking the Chupacabra: The Vampire Beast in Fact, Fiction, and Folklore by Benjamin Radford H (001.944 Radfo)
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A building housing the No. 1 nuclear reactor sector of the Fukushima nuclear power plant exploded last Saturday, though the containment structure for the reactor itself remains intact. Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) confirmed that the plant's No. 3 reactor is now experiencing cooling function failure, which may lead to a similar explosion of the No. 1 reactor. Though Saturday's explosion released small amounts of radiation into the air, it is reported that the levels are not dangerous to humans.
Yukio Edano, the government's top spokesman, commented that the radioactivity levels near the Daini plant and the nearby Fukushima Daiichi plant, where there has been cooling system failure, pose no serious threat. He said they cannot rule out the possibility of another explosion, but if one does occur, "there would be no significant impact on human health."
Despite lack of evidence of human danger, the debate over whether or not to continue embracing nuclear power, or expanding its capabilities, is arising, and will most likely intensify throughout the next few weeks, particularly in the United States.
Senators Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) stated Sunday morning that they are still open to expanding nuclear power in the United States. In discussing America's energy independence, Schumer commented on NBC's Meet the Press, "Prices are up, our economy is being hurt by it, or could be hurt by it. So I'm still willing to look at nuclear [power, and] as I've always said it has to be done safely and carefully." Likwise, McConnell told Fox News Sunday, "I don't think right after a major environmental catastrophe is a very good time to be making American domestic policy."
But timing is of the essence for politicians whose strategy is to hawk their agendas after catastrophes, especially ones on an international level. After all, as Rahm Emanuel once quipped, "Never let a good catastrophe go to waste" — in other words, don't dwell on tragic consequences; use sentimental hype as an opportunity. The irony, though, in the case of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant is that, as we write, the released radiation has not been catastrophic enough to harm the public.
Nevertheless, Congressman Ed Markey (D-Mass.), a member of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, alleged in a letter to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission that the disaster displays "both the fragility of nuclear power plants and the potential consequences associated with a radiological release caused by earthquake-related damage." Nuclear Energy Institute spokesman Mitch Singer retorted, "Even the most seriously damaged of Japan's 54 reactors has not released radiation at levels that will harm the public, and that's a testament to their design and construction, and how effective their employees have been at planning and response."
Japan's nuclear crisis will assuredly influence the politics of expanding nuclear operations and renewing licenses for existing plants in the United States. America currently has 104 operating power plant reactors, and up until this past weekend, President Obama, some environmental groups, and both Republicans and Democrats in Congress have agreed that nuclear power may be a suitable energy source for the future. But action may be sidelined as the world is riveted to the events unfolding in Japan's earthquake-tsunami aftermath, very much including those related to its shaky nuclear infrastructure.
"I think it calls on us here in the U.S., naturally, not to stop building nuclear power plants but to put the brakes on right now until we understand the ramifications of what's happened in Japan," Senator Joe Lieberman, an active voice on energy policy, declared on the CBS program Face the Nation. White House spokesman Clark Stevens said the President is dedicated to pursuing a diverse set of energy sources and technology including wind, solar, natural gas, clean coal, and nuclear power. "Information is still coming in about the events unfolding in Japan, but the administration is committed to learning from them and ensuring that nuclear energy is produced safely and responsibly here in the U.S."
The responses so far show little evidence of a future blockade on U.S. nuclear power, but Japan's nuclear power ordeal will undoubtedly create unease throughout the social and political gamut and possibly slow the progression of a nuclear power future in America.
Photo: The No. 1 reactor of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant after an explosion that blew out the outer walls of the unit, in Okumamachi, Fukushima Prefecture in Japan: AP Images


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1 LP copy of A Place To Bury Strangers new full-length album Worship
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If all the music journos around the world who have reviewed A PLACE TO BURY STRANGERS – whether it be a live show or on record – had to describe the NYC trio in one word, our money is on "LOUD." Their newest release, an LP on Dead Oceans, Worship has been called by the label, "the loudest one ever submitted to the label for approval." Within the first ten seconds of the lead track, listeners are greeted with dive-bombing guitar noise, grenades, mortar shells and what could be the sound of exploding furniture – needless to say, the new effort packs every bit of the searing sonic maelstrom the world has come to expect from APBTS and ups the ante on barely-harnessed dark energy, snarling propulsion, unexpectedly catchy hooks and doomed-out vibes. Philadelphia-based noise-rock group BLEEDING RAINBOW have hit the road with APTBS for this tour and play the Bottle in support of their October release Yeah Right, out via Kanine Records. A full-blown, badass and trippy-as-shit assault on your ears, the record pushes the extremes of murky, ominous and sometimes harsh and fuzzed-out guitar onslaughts, while also exploring more hushed, ethereal moments that evoke psychedelic, reverb-soaked shoegaze-pop. They've created something beautiful from harsh noise, something you're not going to want to live. DJ PEROXIDE spins tracks all night long so get here early for all the noisy goodness our little club can muster.
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April 2, 2013 - submitted by Taynara, Brazil
Q. Hi Oracle! Today I was watching the video clip Clocks and I was with this doubt: who is the people on the crowd? Like, they're fans or something like? Thanks a lot.
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Before the video I recall a message was sent out asking for fans to partake in the crowd part of the video but I know that local students (from London) feature.


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BERLIN — Comptroller Peter Franchot made the rounds on the Eastern Shore Wednesday presenting education-based Golden Apple Awards in both Wicomico and Worcester counties as part of a continuing campaign to honor volunteers in Maryland.
In its inaugural year, the Golden Apple Award has been presented to both individuals and groups around the state. The common denominator is that award winners dedicate themselves to education without any form of compensation.
"There are thousands of people around the state of Maryland that volunteer to help out in the public schools. And we created this Golden Apple award because we wanted them to not always be unsung heroes without any recognition because we at the state level appreciate what you do, the way you handle yourself and the consistency with which you come in and help out. It's a huge help to us as we try to make these kids better prepared and have a higher quality of life than we had," said Franchot.
With Maryland still trying to drag itself out of a recession, Franchot emphasized the need now more than ever for dedicated volunteers.
"We're going to have a bit of a bumpy ride because of the economy," he told students. "If you listen in on your parent's conversations it's a soft economy and therefore the volunteers that come in and provide help to the faculty are absolutely essential for the future."
In Worcester, Franchot gave the Golden Apple to Jackie Carey, a seven-year volunteer at Showell Elementary School who volunteers with kindergarten students. While she may not be compensated materially, Carey asserted that she comes out ahead with volunteer work.
"Every day what I give I get back a hundredfold at least. This has saved my sanity, my right mind…on many occasions things were rough and I could come here and look at the kids and we'd do some good," she said.
Carey volunteers one hour every day, five days a week.
In Wicomico, Franchot presented the award to the Wicomico Mentoring Project, an organization that describes itself as trying to "build relationships between caring adults and students with the goal of improving academics, attendance and behaviors." The project matches students with volunteers from various walks in the community, including local businesses, civic and faith groups. Mentors meet with students for an hour every week over the course of the school year.
One organization or volunteer from each of the 23 counties in Maryland and Baltimore City received a Golden Apple Award.


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when kakkashi killed Rin mangakyo awakened in him but didn't noticed about that and the awakened mangakyo would have been faded since he didn't give much thought about that. Naruto came after three years to konoha and Tsunade said that she didn't give any mission to kakkashi after they have gone.The reason why kakkashi didn't get any mission from Tsunade is because he awakened mangakyo.This time kakkashi wanted mangakyo is because its a good weapon against Itachi and rest of the members.He thought like that.But he noted that he is slowly moving towards blindness.
This is the time he need a help from Tsunade.She is a medical specialist and would have done some thing to kakkashi's body. So that Kakkashi's fast going to blind ness would have become slow. Thanks to Tsunade.So in order to work her treatment kakkashi would have took a three year leave from missions


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A hill on the outskirts of Albuquerque, N.M., is a regular training designation for the fighters of Jackson-Winkeljohn MMA. They've been running it for years in preparation for fights.
It's not just any hill. At around 7,000 feet, it's a measuring stick for suffering and a metaphor for battles ahead.
Featherweight Cub Swanson (17-5 MMA, 2-1 UFC), who meets Charles Oliveira (16-2 MMA, 4-2 UFC) at UFC 152, suffers plenty on its slopes, sometimes enduring altitude sickness to get much-needed cardiovascular work.
The end result is that Swanson has the air to fight hard for three rounds, and as much as five if need be. But the hill exacts a physical toll.
"It sucks up here," he told MMAjunkie.com Radio (www.mmajunkie.com/radio). "We do crazy runs, and that just tears your lungs apart."
Swanson and Oliveira meet on the main card of UFC 152, which takes place Sept. 22 at Air Canada Centre in Toronto and airs live on pay-per-view following prelims on FX and Facebook.
The teammates that provide camaraderie on the hill also are apt to make his suffering worse. Swanson drives himself to finish among the top of his class, regardless of whether he's close to his fight. UFC light heavyweight champ Jon Jones and Clay Guida are two of his biggest foils in the claw to the top.
"Having 12 top-notch athletes, none of them want to look bad," Swanson said. "All of us are alpha dogs that want to show that we're the best. So we're all competing and pushing each other.
"You go home and sometimes, you're dizzy. It's like all day, you feel out of it. That's happened to me every other camp, at least once.
"Sometimes, it's like you've got a little air trapped in your chest, and you just feel sick to your stomach," he said. "You just keep burping and trying to get [the air] up. That's a gross feeling."
The symptoms Swanson describes are what happens when there's a lack of oxygen in the bloodstream, and they're exacerbated by physical activity at high altitudes. Sufferers of altitude sickness also experience headaches, fatigue and stomach ailments. In extreme cases, altitude causes the brain to swell and fluid to fill the lungs, which can be fatal.
Swanson, of course, isn't at the altitude where he's in danger of such symptoms, but he's been training long enough – he also runs hills in his hometown of Palm Springs, Calif. – to notice its effects. He said he lessens them by making sure he stays hydrated before and after runs and gets plenty of recovery time. If he's particularly depleted on a certain day, he doesn't train.
"When I was younger, I would just push through it," he said. "But nowadays, I know better. If I'm not feeling 100 percent, I won't train because it's being counterproductive."
Some athletes swear that altitude training gives them an edge in competition while others say that its benefits are minimal. For Swanson, it's a part of life at the gym, and it's worth it.
"Having those type of training sessions really pushes your cardio to another level," he said.
For more on UFC 152 in Toronto, stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of the site.
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Frustrating turnovers, poor possessions cause Mavs to sputter down the stretch
The coach said it was the first few minutes of the game when the Mavericks weren't ready to play, and he took blame for that.
The superstar said it was his failure to secure a rebound on a missed free throw. He took blame for that.
The leading scorer said it was two turnovers he had in the final 25 seconds, which he took blame for.
They're all right, of course. The Mavericks threw away a game that was there for the taking, allowing Atlanta to blow out of town with a 105-101 victory that the Hawks tried very hard to give away.
The Mavericks simply wouldn't take it.
"It's the story of our season," Dirk Nowitzki said. "Down the stretch, we had our chances. For some reason, we can't pull close games out. That's just a game we gotta have. No matter what happens, we got to find a way to win that game."
Too many times this season, they haven't. That's why they are in the lousy predicament they're in. They had hoped to sweep the four games at home leading into the All-Star break, but that dream vanished as the Hawks stormed ahead 10-0, gave the Mavericks have all sorts of chances to win, then closed it out with Josh Smith and Al Horford dominating the final 2:45.
From the top, it was a continuous string of errors, starting with the opening moments.
"The game was lost in the first three minutes," coach Rick Carlisle said. "We weren't ready to play. It's on me. I didn't have our guys ready to play.
"You've got a team of guys that just goes out and is just walking around at the beginning of the game. That's on the coach."
The Mavericks recovered from that weak start and had a lead in the fourth quarter. The score was tied at 92 with under three minutes to go.
That's when Smith, who had 26 points, 13 rebounds and six assists, missed two free throws. Kyle Korver tipped the missed second shot out and that led to a Horford layup. Nowitzki missed and Horford got loose for a slam as Smith fed him nicely.
Again the Mavericks came back. Down 99-98, Elton Brand tipped the ball away from Smith. O.J. Mayo tried to race for a bucket, but former Maverick Devin Harris ran him down and stole it from behind. Nowitzki fouled Smith with 22.2 to play and this time he hit both free throws for a three-point advantage.
Mayo said he never knew Harris was gaining on him.
"I took a look at D.C. [Darren Collison] and him and [Jeff] Teague were pretty much [even]," Mayo said. "I saw Horford and was going to try to gather myself and finish over him. The last dribble, he [Harris] got a hand on the ball. I just got to take care of the ball."
It wasn't Mayo's last blunder. After Smith's two free throws made it 101-98, Mayo passed the ball right to Teague, who hit two free throws to ice it.
"Little mistakes add up," Nowitzki said. "I got to get that rebound after that Josh Smith free throw that Korver tipped out when it was a tie game. And we turned the ball over twice in the last minute. We made mistakes on the defensive end and it adds up. We end up losing big games."
Things like the four possessions when the game was tied 92-92. The Mavericks came up empty on each as Brand, Nowitzki and Mayo (twice) missed shots and the offense looked choppy. That was a time when the Mavericks should have put some distance between themselves and the Hawks.
Because they didn't, it came down to virtually no margin of error down the stretch.
No margin. Lots of errors.
"Another game we put on ourselves," Brand said. "Give them credit. They played well at the end. But we had 'em. The mood before tonight was OK. We felt good about ourselves. Tonight, we might have been feeling a little too good at the onset of the game. This one's disappointing."
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