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Christmas and New Year at the Langstone Cliff Hotel is a wonderful family time with a comprehensive program of food, drinks and entertainment - something for everyone.
The 2013 Christmas Programme is now available in our new special events brochure please click here to view or download a copy.
The Christmas holiday has for many years been sort of subdivided into three sections which can be combined as you wish we start with The Christmas Holiday, then the Twixtmas Break, then the New Year Holiday, those with stamina stay all through and tend to gain weight!
There actually is a fourth section to the Langstone Christmas holiday and this is aimed at those of us who for one reason or another cannot mange to stay with us over the Christmas or New Year period and this takes place in early January each year and we condense the Christmas and New Year holidays into the "Alternative Christmas and New Year over one weekend and we emulate Christmas day complete with gifts on the Friday evening and New Years Eve with Champagne and Auld Lang Syne on the Saturday - Great Fun! .
Christmas Eve
Tuesday 24th December
Pre-Dinner Cocktail Reception
Dinner and Dance with Galaxy Disco
Christmas Day
Wednesday 25th December The Festive Christmas Lunch followed by a visit from Father Christmas with a gift for all Guests and Non-Resident diners under 12 years old.
Afternoon Entertainment for the children.
Christmas Buffet Supper with a gift for all the guests aged 12 and over.
Graham Rowell, keyboard and voice, plays Christmas favourites for listening, dancing or sing-a-long.
Boxing Day
Thursday 26th December Afternoon entertainment for the children.
Casino Dinner Night with Filmed Horseracing where guests may buy a horse or have a gamble on the tote.
There will also be a mini casino with Blackjack and Roulette. The casino is played with fun money only but there will be a prize for the guest holding most winnings at the end of the evening.
Friday 27th December Afternoon entertainment for the children.
Dinner and Dance with a lively trio "The Sixties Explosion" and Galaxy Disco
Saturday 28th December A do-as-you-please-day today, no adult entertainment - but plenty to eat and drink of course and a little magic and party music for the Children from 8.00pm for an hour or so.
Sunday 29th December
For some, the highlight of the Christmas period. The professional Wonder Productions bring their annual pantomime to the Washington Ballroom at 8.00pm. This year it is that firm favourite - Jack and the Beanstalk. Dinner from 6.30pm this evening.

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By MATT KOESTERS
Without much ado and little discussion, the Clarksville Town Council voted unanimously to terminate the contract of its redevelopment director at its meeting on Monday.
Councilman Bob Popp, who currently serves as the president of the town's redevelopment commission, made the motion to terminate the contract of Redevelopment Director Rick Dickman.
"I think the council is wanting to go in a new and different direction with the redevelopment director, probably someone that has experience, well-qualified as far as degrees," Popp said. "At the same time, I think Rick also is looking at some other opportunities that he would like to pursue towards the end of his career. So I see this as kind of an agreement for both parties, the town and the redevelopment director, to go in different directions."
Council President John Gilkey was deferential to Popp's assessment of the need for a new direction.
"Well, Mr. Popp is the president of the redevelopment commission at present, and I would presume he knows very well the direction we need to be going in," Gilkey said.
At the end of the meeting, the council unanimously adopted a motion made by Councilman Bob Polston to make it the town's policy not to grant year-long contracts to salaried town employees.
Dickman said that he didn't believe that his time working for the town is over yet.
"We're disputing on a couple of the issues associated with it, but I'm working with Chris [Sturgeon], their attorney, and a couple of councilmen, and to be honest with you, I plan on being here," Dickman said. "In this particular case, they just didn't like having contracts with anybody that they couldn't do something about."
Dickman's contract self-renews annually unless the council gives advanced notice to terminate the contract. Dickman's contract originally called for 90 days notice for termination, but the council voted to amend the contract to reduce that time to 60 days.
The council voted unanimously to authorize Gilkey to sign a letter addressed to Indiana American Water notifying the water company of the town's intent to take over the wastewater treatment plant.
Gilkey estimated the town will save around $100,000 to 200,000 per year by taking over the plant operations.
"And in addition to that, we're getting a lot closer control of the operation of the plant, and I think we'll be in a situation where we're going to see better operation, better service," Gilkey said. "Now that will require that we go out and extend job offers to the existing employees at the plant and start laying a foundation."
The savings isn't likely to be passed on to Clarksville taxpayers. The town is planning a $26-million sewer-plant expansion.
"That's the big deciding factor on what the rates are going to be," Gilkey said.
The council unanimously adopted a resolution amending the town's policy on resident-only parking.
Resident-only parking permits must be renewed annually at the cost of $50, and the need for resident-only parking will be re-evaluated every three years, per the new ordinance.


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Journal Sentinel TV and film critic Duane Dudek looks at life on the small and big screen, and some of the cool stuff on both.
State native tops weekend box office
"Wreck-It Ralph," the weekend's top-grossing film, was written by Neenah native Phil Johnston. The Disney computer-animated film about a videogame character that dreams of becoming a hero earned $49.1 million.
According to Box Office Mojo, it was the highest-grossing opening weekend for a non-Pixar animated Disney film, beating out "Tangled" and "Chicken Little."
According to IMDB.com, Johnston co-wrote the film with Jennifer Lee, who has no additional credits.
Johnson, 37, is a University of Wisconsin-Madison graduate. He previously wrote the film "Cedar Rapids."
In an earlier interview with Johnston, he spoke of his father, an Episcopal priest, getting movie passes "from one of his parishioners in the Marcus Theatres chain, and seeing two movies a week at the Neenah Theatre, including "Raiders of the Lost Ark."
At UW-Madison, he took classes with film scholar David Bordwell, studied journalism, worked in TV news and got a film degree at New York University. He reportedly is writing a Fox TV series pilot for the Coen brothers.
Watch the trailer for "Wreck-It Ralph."
The film is "more than the sum of its pixels," says our reviewer.
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Daisy Lane roundabout works just fine
Living two blocks from the roundabout on Daisy Lane, I had my doubts when it first went in. A year or two later they have vanished. It has worked out just fine.
People have gotten familiar with it and the vast majority know how it works. You approach it at 15 mph; if no one is in the circle then you pull into the circle and proceed in the direction you intended to go. The vehicle in the circle has the right of way. It's as simple as that. Use caution and never assume the person approaching is going to do it correctly.
Unfortunately, a few on Daisy Lane demand the right of way. That's not the roundabout's fault. These are the same people who would have blown through the stop sign that was there before. You shouldn't blame them. They are more important than the rest of us and their business is more important than ours.
I must point out that this has nothing to do with the once-proposed roundabout on Mt. Tabor Road. Unlike flip-flops, one size doesn't fit all. It may or may not work there.
— Mike Culwell, New Albany
How did the Grant Line come to be?
First off, I have enjoyed your bicentennial articles about the people and places about New Albany.
I am 84 and when there as the little church of friendship on the hill on Grant Line Road, there was a fellow that would tell how the Grant Line came to be.
I feel that an article about the Grant Line would be of interest to people who do not know the story.
Thank you for letting me spout off.
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UNADILLA — Robert Carl Conway, 86, of Unadilla, passed away in Palm Coast, Fla., on Saturday, May 4, 2013.
He was born Sept. 16, 1926, son of the late Carl and Maude (Jones) Conway in Norwich. Robert graduated from Norwich High School and served his country in the United States Army Air Corps during World War II.
Robert married Theda Werlau on Dec. 31, 1949, in New Berlin. She predeceased him on March 31, 2011.
Bob retired from the United States Postal Service, was the former Pastor of the Unadilla Friends Church and served as the Unadilla Town Justice. He was a member of Unadilla Friends Church, Sons of the American Revolution, American Legion Joyce Bell Post, Tri-Town Lion's Club, Tri-Town Orchestra, Sidney Community Band and the Oxford Community Band.
Bob is survived by his daughter, Carolee Feinstein and her husband, Bernie, Palm Coast, Fla.; granddaughter, Rachel Cassidy and her husband, Robert; great-grandchildren, Joseph and Anna Cassidy; cousin, Barbara Meyer Higley; and several nieces and nephews.
A memorial service will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 18, 2013, at C.H. Landers Funeral Chapel, 21 Main St., Sidney, the Rev. Benjamin Shaw will officiate.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Unadilla Friends Church 285 County Highway 2, Mount Upton, NY 13809
Condolences and memories may be shared online at www.landersfh.com.
Arrangements are under the direction of C.H. Landers Funeral Chapel, Sidney.


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Say again, who'd you trade Kessel for?
by, 05-17-2011 at 19:03 (1295 Views)
Who watched that second period? Tyler Seguin scores two goals, nets two assists and makes the Leafs look more and more foolish.
Tampa Bay was doing nothing wrong in that period. Standing back and letting the Lightning get to them.
After allowing a first period goal late with six seconds left I really didn't think that the Bruins would come out like this. I don't understand why Roloson is still in this game however, I think he should be given some rest. A goalie change sometimes makes all the difference in the world to give your goalie some time to reflect. Look at the effect on Roberto Luongo after Cory Schneider started game six.
What an exciting finish! Roloson was pulled as I had expected, and Mike Smith surprisingly held the fort even though he had little to nothing to do in the 3rd. I'm not entirely surprised that the Bolts almost caught the B's because that's what Julien teams do best. I'm not a 100 percent happy with play being allowed to continue with Thomas' mask being knocked off (albeit by his own d-man), especially with the puck going in off his noggin and giving him a bleeding forehead.
Game three in Tampa Bay is going to be a doozy, and very exciting. Catch me tomorrow when I'll be musing about the Vancouver game.
Who the heck envisioned a high scoring game between Boston and Tampa?
Sound off in the comments below.


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Sequoia/Kings Canyon NP > Mount Tyndall > Climber's Log
Mount Tyndall Climber's Log
[ Sign the Climber's Log ]
|Route Climbed: North Rib Date Climbed: Aug-14-05
|Did the North Rib as an alternate peak on Day 10 of the 2005 Sierra Challenge. The north rib is a very easy class 3 all the way to the summit ridgeline.
|Posted Nov 25, 2005 3:31 pm
|Route Climbed: North Ridge Date Climbed: 9/6/05
|Tyndall was my first 14er. I climbed it with my dad and a broken wrist ( in cast ). I am only 13
|Posted Oct 14, 2005 11:21 pm
|Route Climbed: Northwest ridge Date Climbed: July 28, 1985
|From Shepherd Pass Trail.
|Posted Sep 27, 2005 6:40 pm
|Route Climbed: NW Gully/NW Ridge Date Climbed: July 5, 2003
|Climbed with my buddy Brian. Nice summit. Only one tricky part on the NW Ridge, but the footing is solid. We glissaded the NW gully on the descent to save time.
Route Climbed: NW Gully/NW Ridge Date Climbed: June 9, 2002 Denied!
Had to turn around at the top of the northwest gully due to weather. I know, I was so close, but I didn't know that at the time.
|Posted Sep 12, 2005 4:53 am
|Route Climbed: North Ridge Date Climbed: September 6, 2005
|Climbed with my 13 year old son. His first 14'r. Decended the south side and around lake WL3645 and back to Shepards Pass. Nice 12 hour day!
|Posted Sep 10, 2005 8:46 pm
|Route Climbed: North Rib Date Climbed: August 14th, 2005
|Enjoyed the long class 3 slabs with really comfortable holds which got me away from any loose rock. Last day of the Sierra Challenge, did this instead of Junction.
|Posted Aug 15, 2005 5:02 pm
|Route Climbed: N Rib Date Climbed: 8-2-05
|Car to car. Wow that trail gets long towards the end.
|Posted Aug 4, 2005 6:02 pm
|Route Climbed: Sheperd's Pass then North Rib Date Climbed: July 31,2005
|The approach was grueling, the North Rib was great! We made base camp at the Pothole so that we didn't have to haul gear up Shepards Pass.
|Posted Aug 2, 2005 9:43 pm
|Route Climbed: North Rib Date Climbed: July 26, 2005
|An enjoyable scramble. Over-estimated the time it would take to summit from camp at the pass, so my partner and I arrived on top at 0420 and had to sit and freeze until near sunrise when we finally gave up and decided to head down without sunrise summit shots.
|Posted Jul 27, 2005 12:26 pm
|Brian Kalet
|Route Climbed: North Rib Date Climbed: July 10, 2005
|Daytrip form Shepherd's Pass Trailhead.
|Posted Jul 11, 2005 7:30 pm
|Route Climbed: North Rib Date Climbed: July 9th 2005
|Started out as a day hike attempt to get at Williamson before the goats get it. But there was too much snow in the bowl and on the face and we had some unexperienced climbers in the group, so we bagged Tyndall instead, my 3rd time. Still a long day hike. Still some snow on the top of the north rib near the ridge, but not a problem, will be gone in a couple days.
|Posted Jul 11, 2005 3:18 am
|Route Climbed: North Rib Date Climbed: July 4, 2005
|Very enjoyable scramble. I stayed after climbing NE ridge of Williamson with Kris and Scott and soloed this - good excuse for not descending Shepherd Pass trail at night... 3 hrs roundtrip to the base of the climb.
|Posted Jul 6, 2005 2:12 am
|Route Climbed: North Rib Date Climbed: July 3 2005
|Very enjoyable ascent on the North Rib (1.5 hours), easy scrambling and decent friction, although we were only on slabs maybe 20% of the time. Snow field at top was much easier than it looked from Shepherd's Pass, but an ice ax was highly useful. Descended via NW Ridge, which took twice the time of our ascent. Then made it back to SP trailhead in 5 hours. Cannot understate how tedious NW rdige descent was.
|Posted Jul 5, 2005 6:41 pm
|Route Climbed: North Rib Date Climbed: July 4th, 2005
|Great conditions on the North Rib. Slab was dry and very solid. Short 50ft snow field near the top, very sun cupped and easy steps. Did not use crampons, though an axe was comforting. Highly recommended.
|Posted Jul 5, 2005 2:37 am
|Route Climbed: North Rib Date Climbed: May 15, 2005
|Climbed with Jim on the fourth blue bird day of our trip. The summit ridge traverse had a few icy spots and there was a slight breeze but otherwise the conditions were ideal. Signed summit register and spent 15 minutes marvelling how much snow had been dumped on the southern Sierra this year. But for the warm weather our climb of Williamson and Tyndall took place over winter snow conditions. Huge avalanche debris field in Symmes creek.
|Posted May 17, 2005 4:38 pm
|Route Climbed: North Rib Date Climbed: April 2005
|Dayhiked up Shepherd Creek to Williamson Creek and across Williamson Bowl. Shepherd Creek all melted out and miserable. Endless wildrose tore pants and flesh to ribbons. Summited in blizzard conditions. Hiked out in snowstorm coated with ice. Doesn't get any better for a masochist.
|Posted Apr 28, 2005 11:17 pm
|Route Climbed: NW Ridge Date Climbed: 3 July 2004
|Seems more like class 3 where the NW route joins the summit ridge. Climbed in conjuction with Williamson. Shepherd's Pass isn't too bad, just a long hike!
|Posted Mar 30, 2005 10:08 pm
|Route Climbed: Northwest -- North Rib Variant Date Climbed: Aug 03
|Great climb -- climbed riblet west of N Rib up to NW ridge. Came down N Rib and granite slabs next to it (good friction for down climbing)
|Posted Mar 12, 2005 1:34 pm
|Route Climbed: Northwest Ridge Date Climbed: Aug 21,2002
|We came up from the Shepards pass camp. Another beautiful Sierra day. This is why God made mountains
|Posted Mar 9, 2005 12:25 pm
|Route Climbed: Northwest Ridge Date Climbed: The Early 80's
|As I recall during this time period there was less backcountry traffic. I had been up Shepards Pass a couple of years earlier, but only 2 in our party climbed the peak because of snow and they had the proper gear. 2 years later we summited and I recall only a handfull of entrys in the summit log over that time period.
|Posted Jan 14, 2005 5:57 pm


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Bridgewater, Nova Scotia, B4V 2W2
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In business since 1944,Snyder's Shipyard has built boats from 22′ to 110′ in wood and fibreglass. Their most recent launching was the 86′ longliner Abigail Grace, the largest fibreglass boat of its kind built in Atlantic Canada.
The yard's diverse production includes the full size version of Theodore Tugboat, of children's television fame, and the traditional 55′ topsail schooner Avon Spirit.
Snyder's Shipyard is a part of the Lunenburg Shipyard Alliance currently rebuilding the Bluenose II.
Snyder's Shipyard has recently formed a partnership with Maple Marine Design Group of Ontario to produce the Scotia 44 expedition yacht. The design features a cutter rig, twin props, and dual helm station with a saloon and pilot house, and is available with two suggested interior layouts. The prototype will be unveiled at the Miami Strictly Sail in February 2012. In a fitting tribute to Nova Scotia's famous Bluenose !! schooner currently being rebuilt in Lunenburg, every Scotia 44 will feature wood from the schooner to carry the tradition into the future.


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This week strep throat and a viral illness are going around Central Virginia.
Dr. Paige Nolte of Palmyra Medical Associates is reporting an increase in the number of people with strep throat.
A sore throat is the leading indicator of the illness, along with fever, headache and stomach ache. Treatment involves antibiotics.
In Buckingham County, Dr. Cindy Napier of Buckingham Family Medicine is treating people for a viral illness.
Symptoms include nausea, fever, vomiting and body aches. Dr. Napier said it's contagious and advises people with the illness to stay home from work or school.
It's best treated with clear liquids, Tylenol, Ibuprofen and rest.


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Only minutes from the center of Charlotte, near the entrance to NoDa, you'll find the Historic Rosedale Plantation.
It was built in 1815 by Archibald Few, who was a postmaster, merchant, and tax collector! At the time it was built, the 4600 square foot home sat on 919 acres of land.
The beautiful home is now the focal point of the plantation's remaining 8.5 acres. After a seven year one million dollar restoration. It's open to everyone to visit.
The restoration, furnishing, and work continues at Rosedale--which is actually a great example of the Federal period architecture in North Carolina. The trees and gardens are as popular as the house for visitors to see.
This morning on Larry's Look, we had a great tour of Rosedale Plantation---including a guided tour of their wedding garden and the "tree museum."


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Friday's announcement regarding the Pennsylvania Lottery potentially being turned over to a private management company has resulted in a lot of discussion among readers.
Patch reached out to Rep. Thomas Quigley (R-146) to see what the legislator had to say about the issue.
"The best thing about this is guaranteed annual profit," Quigley said.
The lottery, currently fully run by the state, would be managed by a private firm that would be required to commit to profit thresholds. The state would retain ownership of the lottery.
Friday's announcement was "the third step in about a six-step process," said Quigley.
The contract to manage the lottery must go through a bidding process much like other state contracts.
"Profits go up and down with the whim of the people," Quigley said. "If the lottery has a bad year because people aren't playing, it affects the programs [that the lottery funds]."
Quigley said that if the lottery reaches the right levels of profit, then the state will not have to "dip into the general fund to fund those programs."
The state's key terms for the contract include guaranteed profits and a payment of $150 million cash as collateral towards those profits.
"In tough economic times, we want to still fund these programs," Quigley said. "We can provide stability [for these programs] if the lottery stays profitable."


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By Jay Skurski
Ron Brooks showed up at Ralph Wilson Stadium on Sunday having played a handful of meaningful defensive snaps in his NFL career.
That didn't stop the Buffalo Bills from throwing their rookie cornerback from LSU right into the mix against the Jacksonville Jaguars. With Leodis McKelvin's back bothering him, Brooks made his first career start in the Bills' 38-14 win.
"I played ok. I feel like I could always get better," he said.
Brooks made nine tackles and broke up three passes, but also was flagged for three penalties, including a 24-yard pass interference in the second quarter on what ended up being a touchdown drive for the Jaguars.
"You just keep playing. You can"t control the refs and what calls they make," he said. "You have to continue to be aggressive and keep playing."
It was clear from the start Brooks had a bull's eye on him.
"As a competitor and as a cornerback, you always look to make plays. You want them to come at you," he said. "The first play of the game they came at me. Once that happened it was like, 'here we go. Let's get ready.' "
"Brooks kept fighting, I'll give him that," Bills coach Chan Gailey said. "He got in some challenging situations and came through pretty good overall I think."
Brooks holds the distinction of being the first Bills player to be placed on the injured reserve – designated to return list. He missed the first half of the season because of a broken foot suffered near the end of the preseason, then made his season debut against the Houston Texans in Week Nine.
"I don't dwell on what could have been," Brooks said. "This is the position that I was in and this is where I'm at now, so this is where I'm going from. This is the first time I got a chance to start, and I just went out there and played my hardest and fought with my team."


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A Very Special Back of the House: Insider Horror Stories
We don't know when these were posted, who posted them, or whether they're true. But they sure make interesting reading.
• On B.R. Guest Restaurants: "Beware of a certain Redheaded former has-been wanna be beauty queen who likes to help herself to other women's husbands … If your husband (or boyfriend) works for any of the BR Guest restaurants in NYC, I'd keep tabs on who he's out drinking with when his shift is over."
• On the Saloon: "Water bugs bug you? Try huge water bugs on the ceiling and floor of the kitchen!!!!!!!! Not to mention under the tables and in the spinach salad. they should have just put them on the menu. crispy water bugs with special dipping sauce."
• Rock Center Cafe: "This place is bizarro world - bad behavior is rewarded. People who work really hard and mind their own business are let go, while the people who are verbally abusive, or drink all day long are promoted. if you complain about the unprofessional behavior, you get the axe. It's OK for the sleazy hostess to run around and tell everyone how she's fooled around with all the married chefs. It's not Ok to complain that this is innapropriate behavior to engage in at work. Bad behavior is encouraged, and if it bothers you, you're the next one to go."
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Capital Metro Airport Bus Service – MetroAirport
During SXSW, Capital Metro will be enhancing frequency on the MetroAirport bus service, operating every 30 minutes throughout the day during the entire SXSW festival. MetroAirport will be the only route traveling along Congress Avenue, offering direct access to many downtown hotels.
Capital Metro – Downtown Detours/Open Stop Information
Due to various street closures and congestion in the downtown area, some Capital Metro downtown routes will be detoured along Guadalupe (southbound) or Lavaca (northbound) from March 7-16.
Capital Metro – MetroRail Extended Service
Capital Metro will operate a special event MetroRail schedule March 8 - March 15. Enjoy extended hours on Saturdays from 10am - 2am. On March 10 - 11 the train will run until 7pm, on March 12-13 until 12:30am and on Friday, March 14, you can ride the train until 1am. See the schedule posted at stations or visit capmetro.org/sxsw2014 for more information.
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Staying out late? We've got option too! Capital Metro will be offering the usual Night Owl and E-Bus service during SXSW.
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Capital Metro – MetroRapid Service
This year, riders will have one more traveling option with the new MetroRapid service. Route 801 has 43 stations located along a 21-mile route running north and south. Four northbound and southbound stops are conveniently located downtown along Guadalupe and Lavaca. Riders can enjoy frequent service, free onboard Wi-Fi and upgraded stations with real-time arrival information.
Capital Metro – Mobile Ticketing App
Easily buy Local, Premium or Commuter Day passes on-the-go during SXSW via the agency's free mobile app. The app can also be used to plan trips and access real-time arrival information for MetroRapid and MetroRail. The app is available in the Apple, Android and Windows app stores. Visit capmetro.org/app for more information.
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"Frustrated Feminist Vulgarity"
Not knowing anything about this book, I got it on the deal of the day. I assumed it was a classic and I do remember a movie from the 80's making me think it was a classic. I was wrong. It was published in 1982. After about half way through the book, I got the suspicion that it wasn't really about a struggle with racism in the south, but a treatise on why women should despise men. From Sofia to Celie to Shug, the female characters have so much animosity toward men that even God, as a father, gets questioned. Also, it is apparent that some of the women despise their children and act as though they are a burden in life, this felt feminist to me. And to top it off, a huge lesbian relationship is the central relationship of the entire book... again, because the men in the book do not satisfy. There is vulgar language and explicit sexual immorality. I can say I have read this, but would not recommend it or use a credit on it. One thing that was really good was the narration, which was done by the author. It was excellent. I listened comfortably at 2X speed. I hope this helps someone. Later.
"Could not pull it off that way in our time..."
I really enjoyed this book. The plot takes place in the early 50's and you can tell by the mannerisms and details of the scenes. I liked the speed of the book and could imagine the time period to make it believable. It is fun to think how this murder mystery could not have even happened in today's time with all the social media and the internet. The characters were so close, yet they didn't know each other... not gonna happen today. Anyway, I think you should try the book and it is worth a credit even though I paid 1.95 on the daily deal. There is some explicit language (minor compared to today's stuff) and some fornication, but no sexual immorality detailed out. The narration was excellent and I listened comfortably at 2X speed. I hope this helps someone. Later.
"Actually Pretty Cool...for 1951..."
This was easy to read. It adapted fairly well to modern times for as old as it is. One thing that makes it obviously not of modern thought is the ease of which the alien slugs can be overcame on an individual basis. Most alien creatures today are nearly impossible to defeat, yet these slugs can't take a knock on the noggin before they release the host. However, with the limited resources of alien information in 1950-51 it is a good read and for the times it is thought through okay. I would not use a credit on this unless you like out of date alien invasions. The narration was not bad and I listened comfortably on 2X speed. Hope this helps someone. Later
"Unsatisfying Ending...DN DN...DN DN... dndndndndnd"
***Some spoilers*** Man... I am so glad that the author allowed some screen writing liberties because if the movie would've followed the book very closely, the ending would have stunk. This book starts off very engaging, but quickly moves into a lengthy section regarding an adulteress affair of the protagonists wife. She is regretful of not having a life of notoriety and finds her marriage to the police chief unfulfilling, resulting in the adultery. During this section the shark is fairly inactive... resulting in a desire to skip ahead. In my opinion, this part does nothing to move the main idea of the story forward. The book does contain vulgar language and some sexual immorality. I really feel let down with the last chapter of this book because there are SO many unanswered questions: 1) Why did Jaws live? 2) What does this mean for Amity? 3) Does Brodie confront his wife? 4) What happened to Mr. Vaughn? I needed and expected closure via a dead shark!... like in the movie! It was ended so abruptly that I'm actually kinda angry. Anyway, the narration was awesome and I could listen comfortably at 1.5X speed. I hope this helps someone. Later.
"Somewhat Interesting..."
First of all, I did expect this to contain material by Lewis that was incomplete, yet even knowing that didn't remove the disappointment I felt when the stories just stopped. I can appreciate the notes, background info and the look into the author while young, but I was left with an unexpected incompleteness. Lewis fans who want to get a taste of some projects that never hit the big time should enjoy this, but be prepared for abrupt story endings with no explanations and no attempt to examine the endings. Hope this helps. Later.
"Y.A. READ: Keeps you guessing til the end!"
This was not what I expected for the most part. I'm old enough to be weary of YA novels. This contains the needed components to be a YA novel, i.e. young adults, love interest, world not as it seems, friendships, constant action, etc. The story takes off quickly and doesn't really let up until the end... that's the way I like it. There were some characters you cared about and lots of action. What I liked most about the way the story was written was that it starts off with the main question and it does not answer that main question until the end. This keeps me guessing and turning the pages for another clue to answer the question. One thing that was absent was foul language, which I did not miss. The culture the characters found themselves in had its own choice words but it wasn't the same a ruining a book with too much cussing. NOTE: This is Book 1 of a series that is not completed. Narration was not spectacular, but didn't ruin it. I listened comfortably at 2X speed. Hope this helps someone. Later.
"EEEEK! Its a PREQUEL! Read my review first!"
The book starts off with an authors note which seemed to me to discourage reading the prequel series before the original writings. Written first was Theft of Swords. Audible has the series for the originals called "Volume 1, 2, 3" whereas this prequel series is labeled "Book 1, 2, 3" and this is VERY DECEIVING for new listeners to Sullivan. He said in the discussion that you could read each series independently, but I could tell in his presentation that the prequel series would be best enjoyed by someone familiar with Riyria... after all, he wrote the prequels afterward and purposely planted some nuggets that only a reader of the original series would get and enjoy. To be fair, the description did say it was a prequel series, but after hearing the author himself explain it I am going to try and return this one and maybe someday I will get back to it. So, start with Theft of Swords. I hope this helps someone. Later.
"Sort of enjoyable... but..."
I have watched a lot of movies lately in the Crouching Tiger, Hero & Shaolin genre. Therefore this book sounded interesting. Overall, it was enjoyable, but some things I would have liked to see different: 1) The narration was too soft spoken in the spots I would've preferred straightforward reading. 2) The span of the book is only a year or so and I felt like it should've been longer. 3) I didn't like how things played out in the end. I felt like the protagonist was removed from the action when that single event was the most anticipated event in the story. 4) I didn't like the lack of attention given to the nightingale floor. I was expecting a more prominent interaction between it and the protagonist. But, if you like the culture of the East it is probably worth a credit. I listened comfortably at 1.5X speed. Hope this helps. Later.
"Loved the format!"
I'm not really a zombie lover. But this was more like a biological thrillerette that was really good! The format was what I liked the best. There was a short story with pretty interesting characters and when it ended, the same situation was explained from another characters viewpoint. Each addition made the overall picture clearer. The only bad thing is that the story isn't nearly long enough and the problem was left unsolved and it gives the reader an unsettling feeling. I can't tell if this is a series as I write this, so maybe the story continues? I hope so. I will definitely go check out Clines other works. There is some sexual immorality graphically described, but it is brief. And there is of course vulgar language... the world just ended 6 months earlier after all... so it should be expected... haha. I listened at 2X speed and the narrators did a great job. This was worth a credit and you should get it. Why not now? I hope this helps. Later.
This dramatization is excellently done and hilarious! Why not get this classic? The 15 minutes of commentary at the end was worth a lot also. It enlightened the play. It was easily listened to at 1.5X speed. Hope this helps. Later.
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A lot of work goes in to planning for the holidays. For many, it starts with a Thanksgiving Day feast and the entertaining goes right on up to New Year's Day. Doing the planning plus getting your house in tip top shape can be daunting. The ever so important "to do" lists can keep you on track and make the holidays less stressful. Here are a few entertaining tips that will hopeful make your get together less stressfull, memorable and fun for all.
1. If your guest closet is like mine, small and filled with things other than coats, this tip is for you. If you are expecting many guests consider purchasing or renting a coat rack so that guests can hang their coats up, instead of piling them on the bed in a spare room. Your guests will appreciate the ease of finding their coats when it is time to leave. Of course you could also just clean out your closet.
2. Set up a libation station. Have ice, soda, wine, cocktails, cups, glasses and garnishes all ready to go. Guests can serve themselves and you don't have to play bartender.
3. Illuminate your table with votive or tea light candles. Purchase candle and votive holders from the dollar store and make your own by gluing glitter or spray painting them to look like mercury glass. There are numerous possibilities. Tap in to your creative side!
4. Create a menu for your guests, either an individual one on each plate, or a larger one for a buffet. It can be casual and hand written, rustic or fancy. Use your computer, card stock paper, or a chalk board.
5. What ever you do, don't forget about the loo. Your powder room is the most used room in your house, aside from your kitchen, when entertaining. Make sure you have enough paper hand towels, toilet paper and air freshener accessible when your guests are using the bathroom. Use a decorative basket to hold extra rolls if you don't have the storage space.
6. Welcome guests before they come through your front door. Time to clean the spider webs and dead leaves that can accumulate around your front door, stoop or porch. Freshen up the your doorway with a new welcome mat, a winter arrangement in flower pots, or a wreath on your front door.
7. Yes we have been spoiled by the unseasonable temperatures this year, but Old Man Winter could be knocking on our doors at any time. Welcome guests in from the cold with hot coffee or coco. Set your bar up with assorted flavored creams, syrups, or liquor for grown ups to add to coffee or hot coco. Marshmallows, whipped cream and peppermint sticks for the coco. Kids will love it!
8. Everyone likes to know where they should sit. Make place cards to fit your table decor. Tie a card to a pear or use a small wreath that can be used as a napkin holder too, or just a simple card. What ever you use, place cards can add a special touch to the table.
9. A little background music is always nice for any get together. Play a special play list of music from your iPod, or use Pandora or Comcast's music channels.
10. Set your table a day or two ahead of time. Take out all the serving pieces and utensils you are using. This will save you so much time.
11. What ever you can make ahead of time, do it. Many recipes will tell you which steps you can do ahead of time, or how long the food will last in the refrigerator. Take advantage of these valuable notes.
12. Maybe you aren't hosting, but you have been invited somewhere for the holidays. Don't bring flowers or candy. Those are nice, but bring something that the host or hostess can use later. How about a beautiful scented candle. You know, the ones in beautifully decorated glass. You could bring specialty olive oils or salts for the cook. Anything mongrammed is great, or pretty note cards are always a welcomed gift.
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I've finally got myself that iPad I've been drooling over for so long. But the amount of apps available is HUGE so does anyone have any recommendations or favorite apps?
I've finally got myself that iPad I've been drooling over for so long. But the amount of apps available is HUGE so does anyone have any recommendations or favorite apps?
I like basic card games...easy to play during down time. Spades, Spite and Malice, Hearts and Euchre are my favorites.
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If you have any magazine subscriptions, you can usually get a free App for it. I have one for EW and it has some nice added features like movie trailers.
I'm very new to the app world, so I have only downloaded a few apps. Angry Birds (because I heard so much about it. It really is addictive, silly fun). Also all the standard card games. Beyond that, I'm in the same boat as you - still exploring to determine what I'd like.
I also love Angry Birds as a time waster. Bejeweled is also mindless fun when stuck in a waiting room or while on hold.
I have one AWSolitaire that has about 18 card games in one app.
I was bored by Angry Birds.
Most of my apps are related to stuff I do elsewhere. Like I have apps for MyFitnessPal, an online food & exercise tracking service, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc.
I also bought Pages, an app to create text documents. It's a mobile version of Apple's Pages for the Mac.
That's all I can remember off the top of my head... iPad is at home right now.
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If you travel a lot, TripIt is awesome.
Words With Friends
I like NBC Sports Talk (no figure skating coverage, but the major team sports all have dedicated sections.
Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the universe.
Here is a thread about iPhone apps -- they have iPad versions of some of them. http://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/show...highlight=Apps
I think I will have a snack and take a nap before I eat and go to sleep.
I love having a "read it later" app when I come across a cool article but can't read it at that minute. I use Read It Later but I've also heard Instapaper is very good as well. I just couldn't get it to work on my iPhone.
Plants vs Zombies is SO MUCH FUN on the iPad. You can see all the details in the animation, like the blinking lily pads.
I am really addicted to Temple Run. I don't know how well it would translate to the iPad but I know they have it for iPad as I played for a second at the Apple Store. You have to tilt your phone/iPad when playing so I felt (in the 10 seconds I played) that it was much easier on the phone since the iPad requires two hands and is heavier. Still fun, though!
I have also enjoyed iTuneU. You can download free seminars and lectures from leading professors and Universities. They also have stuff for purchase. I recently downloaded an entire seminar on Autism and can not wait to watch all the videos, they also feature powerpoints.
Do you use Redbox? If so I highly recommend the Redbox app. It is a huge time saver because it shows you all the Redbox locations near you and what movies they have. So if I want to go rent a movie I use my app first and I can see where it is available in town before I waste a trip. You can also reserve it through the app but I tried it once and it said it didn't go through when it did and therefore I was double charged. They gave me my money back with no questions but I won't use it to reserve anything again.
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Apps are personal, in the sense that the reason there are so many of them is that different people use their electronic gadgets for different things.
I don't play a lot of games (a few), but I use a lot of work/organization apps and some personal interest apps. Like MacMadame, the apps I use are related to things I do.
So I think the answer to "What kind of apps should I get?" has to start with "What do you want your iPad to do?" and you might get better advice.
"The secret to creativity is knowing how to hide your sources."-- Albert Einstein.
For games, I love:
- All the Angry Birds. Right now I'm obsessed with Angry Birds Rio
- 7 Little Words
- Shortyz crosswords. It downloads crosswords from multiple sources
For other random apps:
- Soundhound
- ZocDoc
- Yelp
Adelina Sotnikova is the 2014 Olympic champion!
Hmm well the iPad edition of this app hasn't been released yet but should be soon, and I highly recommend that you sign up for it:
This works for not only mobile devices but also on the computer: Basically it's an add-on to your browser. When you are reading an article, one click on the Readability button and it gets rid of all the ads, sidebars, menu bars, annoying videos etc and leaves you with just the main text that you want to read, expanded to fill a white background. It makes reading on computers/mobile devices so much easier!
FB is going to love that app! LOL So far I have only gotten a total of six apps; a recipe app, angry birds, memory, iTunes U, Toronto Library, and Sporting News.
For my son:
- The Monster At the End of This Book (Worth every cent)
- My Playhouse
- Teachme: Toddler
- Teachme: Kindergarten
- Shape-O ABC's
- Injini (This app was designed for kids with developmental delays, but it is so good that any kid would benefit. It is not cheap.)
- Whimsy
- iwritewords
A few of mine:
- my fitness pal
- IMDb Movies
- Grocery IQ
- Things
- Globe and Mail
(I don't play a lot games.)
My sister discovered one called Action Movies FX. Where you can take normal everyday clips and blow things up. Both my sisters have been posting clips all over facebook.
When you are up to your arse in alligators it is difficult to remember you were only meant to be draining the swamp.
Wikipanion - for very random facts. Most bizarre is the first time I used it, it showed me a subject that totally fascinates me.
Garage band - can't play a musical instrument but it's fun anyhow.
Cool Escapes - to look at places I can't afford to go.
Stanza - another book app to go with iBook.
Brushes and Sketchbook - for those who like to draw.
I forgot to mention all my Weather apps!
I have 4 on my iPhone but only 3 on the iPad: The Weather Channel, AccuWeather, & WeatherBug. If you only want one, I would pick AccuWeather.
For games I have the above mentioned AWSolitaire and also MineSweeper and UHangmanF. The laster two are not very good on iPad. I just haven't bothered to download any others.
I also have the Kindle e-reader so I am not completely dependent on iBooks for Books.
I also have Star Walk because it looked so cool in the iPad commercial but I have never, ever used it!
The rest as I said are connected to other websites I go to or necessary for work.
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President Barack Obama is going to Asia from November 13-19, making stops in Japan, South Korea, China, and Singapore. In Singapore, Obama will attend the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum and Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) meeting in an effort to revitalize U.S. engagement in the region's multilateral institutions. A new Council Special Report warns that U.S. influence in Asia is at risk without a more active role in such organizations. One of the report's authors, CFR Senior Fellow for East, South, and Central Asia Evan A. Feigenbaum, says the president must express his commitment to free trade and follow up with actions on pending bilateral, multilateral, and global trade agreements.
"The business of Asia is business," Feigenbaum says, noting exclusion of the United States from many of the region's most relevant financial institutions and preferential trade agreements that could put U.S. companies at a disadvantage over time. He says Obama must show a commitment to traditional pillars of U.S. involvement in the region. Feigenbaum describes these pillars as primarily economic, driven by a desire to keep American markets open; maintain U.S. economic competitiveness abroad; and continue U.S. leadership globally on trade liberalization. There have been growing concerns in the rest of the world, including Asia, on rising trade protectionism in the United States. Feigenbaum says the United States' role in Asia will become less relevant economically unless it keeps its markets open and pushes back trade protectionism.
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It's being billed as the most awesome event in Hazard's history. The event, called "The Most Awesome Event in Hazard History" is tomorrow at the Perry County Public Library.
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The event will also feature blues music and an art gallery. All artists and artwork presented at the event will be from Eastern Kentucky.
I think Eastern Kentucky artists are very important and they're not publicized as much as what you see in the larger cities. Anyway we can promote that artwork and musicians, artists, performers. The public library is here to do that," said Elaine Couch, the Director of the Perry County Public Library.
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Webb City, fueled by sophomore Desirea Buerge's 20 points, held off East Newton 47-46 Thursday night in the nonconference girls basketball game.
The Patriots, trailing by two points, had possession of the ball with 18 seconds remaining but committed a turnover.
Mikaela Burgess' two free throws gave the Cardinals a four-point lead and allowed them to withstand Emily Brummett's trey for the Patriots with three seconds left.
Casey Heger added 15 points for Webb City.
East Newton received 12 points from Haley Heilig and nine from Brummett.
The Patriots (3-3) outscored Webb City 18-10 in the fourth quarter after trailing 19-14 at the half and 37-28 after three quarters.
Sheldon boys 40, Thomas Jefferson 33
Sheldon outscored the Cavaliers 8-2 in the fourth quarter to pull away with the seven-point win.
Thomas Jefferson trailed by just one heading into the final quarter before hitting just one shot the rest of the way.
"We had some decent looks, we just couldn't buy a bucket," Thomas Jefferson coach Chris Myers said. "We couldn't get anything to fall. They got us out of our offensive rhythm a bit, but we had our chances."
Tyler Thurman led the Cavaliers (2-4) with a game-high 17 points while Justin Brown added eight.
Sheldon got 12 points from Reed Worlsey and 10 from Cory Baney.
Thomas Jefferson travels to Riverton tonight.
Republic girls 70, Carl Junction 29
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DALLAS - Dallas police confirmed they are actively searching for an 18-year-old Dallas County man accused of torturing a four-month-old puppy by setting the animal on fire. The dog later died from the injuries sustained in the torching.
Police said their search for Darius Ewing continues.
According to the police report, witnesses told police Ewing used lighter fluid and a cigarette to set the puppy on fire. Within a week, the puppy named "Justice" died of severe burns suffered both internally and externally.
Animal welfare experts said if convicted, Ewing could face up to 10 years behind bars since animal cruelty is a felony, and using an accelerate is considered a deadly weapon in animal cruelty cases in Dallas County.
Jonnie England, with the Metroplex Animal Coalition, said the key is securing enough evidence to convict. England said she is encouraged an arrest warrant has been issued and is hoping an arrest happens soon. England said she's also hoping the entire group believed to be involved is held accountable.
In a similar case six years ago in Dallas County, another puppy named "Mercy" suffered a similar fate, England said. The 10-month-old pit bull's heart gave out after she was set on fire and endured burns over 60 percent of her body.
Deshawn Brown, 21, was later convicted for the crime and sentenced to four years behind bars.
Dallas County officials said if arrested, Ewing will be facing his first offense in Dallas County and would likely be jailed on $1,500 bond.
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Shenango Township police charged Roy Gene Zook, 33, of 3062 McClelland Ave. with multiple counts as the result of an incident on New Butler Road.
According to a criminal complaint filed Friday, the incident began early Oct. 5 when officers followed a vehicle that had failed to stop at a stop sign at Cascade and East Washington streets. Police followed the vehicle to a motel on New Butler Road where the cruiser's lights were activated and the driver was ordered out of his vehicle.
However, according to officers, the driver took off into a nearby wooded area. The suspect, Zook, was located and taken into custody.
A search of the suspect found $2,253, while darkness prevented a search of the area where Zook had been arrested. At the Shenango station, Zook waived his Miranda rights and talked with officers. He allegedly told them some of the money was from selling marijuana. He also admitted to throwing 10 pills into the woods while running from police.
When asked, Zook denied having a gun. A search of the vehicle he was driving turned up no contraband, and Zook was released to the custody of a relative.
However, after daylight, police from Shenango and New Castle, with the assist of a police dog, searched the wooded area. There, they discovered a .32-caliber semiautomatic that police said had been there only a short time. Officers noted Zook has a prior criminal record that prohibits him from having a weapon.
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