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- Most bookedDorint Maison Messmer Baden-Baden
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"Superb service from staff. Great walkable location next to historic casino. Beautiful rooms with very comfortable beds. Welcomed with fruit champagne Snd warm friendly staff\. Fitness center excellent. Highly recommend this hotel "
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"Great stay as ever, we have stated here a few times before going through Blavk Forest on the bike. We felt let down because we don't normally pay to park the bike if it is not taking up a car space. This time we were charged 15 euro even though the bike was stuck in the corner near the exit. Had ..."
A Traveller, Jul 2016, GB
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"stay one night during business trip... don't have chance to enjoy hotel.. nice sauna/fitness"
A Traveller, Feb 2016, US
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"Excellent three nights stay while I was at the Easter Festival."
A Traveller, Mar 2016, GB
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"Warmly welcomed, manager came out pf her office to personally intoduce herself. Offered sparkling wine, water on the spot or brought to room. Spacious room, lovely terrace outside with table and chairs to enjoy the view. Every single member of staff we encountered was wonderful!!! Amazing bathroo..."
A Traveller, Jul 2016, CA
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"Very nice hotel, although a little far from all the activity in Baden Baden. The staff was excellent especially Ihsan at the front desk who helped us out tremendously about what to see and do in the area. Very nice breakfast. "
A Traveller, Jul 2016, GB
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"Lovely Hotel. No apparent Air-con so room a bit hot. Quite a walk up steep hills is a negative especially for people that have mobility problems, but all in all a great little find."
A Traveller, Apr 2016, GB
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"I only had a short stay, but the hotel staff were very helpful and very eager to please. The food was excellent, the breakfast was also very good with a lot of variety. The only problem was waiting for a drink at the bar, once I had to wait half an hour, because of the lack of staff. Apart from t..."
A Traveller, Jun 2016, GB
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"We only stayed here one night, but wished we stayed longer! We arrived and were told we had a room upgrade which was a good surprise. Our room was beautiful, spacious, and had a little water fall feature right outside our balcony. We arrived late but the kitchen made us some dinner and the sta..."
A Traveller, Jul 2016, AU
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"Stayed there in 2015 as well as 2016. Small European Hotel with great buffet breakfast. Close to everything."
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What is Painting With a Twist (PWAT)? It's a fun way to spend two or three hours with old friends or making new ones. It's a fun way of forgetting your problems and immersing yourself in the moment. It's a fun way of getting in touch with your creative side - don't worry, it's in there and we'll help you find it.
PWAT is a BYOB art studio where we encourage you to bring your favorite wine or beer, funger foods and friends .... we will provide the paint, brushes, canvas, glasses and everything else you need for a fun and transformational experience. One of our talented artists will walk you through the class's artwork step by step so that at the end.....you have a truly original work of art.... one you will be proud to sign. We have almost 4,000 paintings in our exclusive catalog so there is something for every taste and temperment. What, you say you have no talent! We say, excellent, you are just our type and we will help you bring out your inner artist....no, really, that is our specialty and once you find her/him you will be hooked on PWAT (no 12 step program required, it's a healthy addiction).
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We're so excited to announce that Painting With a Twist in Montco (Skippack, Jenkintown, Royersford, Ambler) has been voted as a Finalist for Montco Happening's Best Children's Party 2016!! Thank you SO much to our Twisters throughout Montgomery County and beyond for voting for us.
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Some questions we get asked often are : "Do guys paint?", " Is it a manly thing for a guy to sign up and paint?". " Is this something my girlfriend/wife will enjoy doing, and should I do it with her?". Our answer to these questions is always a resounding YS! Here are the top 10 reasons why guys should come paint with us and why they will enjoy themselves at PWAT.
1. You can bring in Beer! You can bring wine!
2. Any activity that engages the brain is healthy. Studies show that challenging the brain in fun ways can help prevent Alzheimer's and keep the ol' noodle sharp in the later years.
3. PWAT is a great social activity. Impress your girl, get a guys night out, and avoid the "same old same old" social routines.
4. As a date experience, the cost of 2 seats and BYOB at PWAT can be the same if not cheaper than a fancy dinner for 2 with drinks. You'll spend more time here than at dinner, and you will leave with a painting in your hands!
5. Treating your significant other to a unique night out is ALWAYS a good idea. Hint Hint...we do run Couples Night.
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Our Studio is BYOB-we only serve paint and water. Please feel free to bring your favorite Wine or Beer. Please remember legal drinking age in the State of PA is 21! Adult only classes are for 18 & older....
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While this winter has been pretty mild to date, it seems our luck is about to run out. We plan to keep the party going here at PWAT in Jenkintown but we will monitor the weather closely and keep everyone updated as to whether we will need to reschedule any events. We do, however, understand if anyone is concerned about driving and we will gladly issue a gift certificate good for a future class here (they never expire) but we must hear from you at least four hours before your event is due to begin to make that happen. You may call us at 267-225-2442 or e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com
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Surrendering a Dog to Rescue
Ideally, all dogs live in one loving home from puppyhood until death. Realistically, however, this isn't always possible. People become ill, die, divorce, move overseas, develop allergies, lose their jobs, lose their homes, etc. Any of these situations, among others, can be a reason for a dog coming into rescue.
If you feel you are in a situation where you need to surrender your Havanese, here is a summary of how the situation works.
Contact our intake group for assistance. We have experience and knowledge with this breed and will work with you in an effort to help you with solvable issues/problems. If this isn't possible, we will place your dog in a carefully screened foster home for whatever length of time is necessary to assess his/her medical, behavioral and social needs. We will then re-home him/her with a family who is educated about the special needs of your dog.
You should be aware that older dogs, dogs with medical problems, or pairs of dogs may take longer to place. These dogs are given the best care possible to make them feel comfortable while they await their new homes.
We spend time assessing the dog prior to their arrival through our intake process. This is where we learn about the dog's likes and dislikes, and personality. By being as honest as possible with us, you can help us place the dog successfully. It is vitally important that we have a complete medical history on the dog.
Contact your vet and get a copy of your dog's medical records, including rabies tag and microchip registration, if applicable. This will save him/her from being unnecessarily re-vaccinated. If your dog is unaltered, needs vaccines, heartworm testing, or a dental cleaning, please do your dog one last favor and take care of these veterinary needs. Rescue needs considerable funding to care for Havanese who are strays or are left in shelters or veterinary offices, some needing extensive medical treatment. Taking responsibility for these veterinary necessities for your own dog will allow us to place your dog sooner and allow rescue to channel funds to the truly neglected dogs. If you are unable to get your dog up-to-date on vaccinations and spayed/neutered, please consider a monetary donation upon surrendering your dog to help cover part of these costs. We sincerely appreciate receiving a monetary donation from the dog's owner whenever it's financially possible.
A surrender form will be sent to you to complete. Please be thorough and accurate. This form lets us know about your dog's likes and dislikes, fears, favorite activities, toys or treats, etc.
When possible, you'll be asked to bring your dog to a designated intake place, or to transport at least part of the way if you are a long distance from the rescue representative or foster home. Make sure your dog is wearing a collar and ID tags for the trip.
Determine which of your dog's belongings you can send with him/her. Having his/her own crate, bed, toys, jacket, etc., not only keeps the dog more comfortable by being around familiar objects, but relieves rescue of having to purchase so many of these items for your dog. Please send food that your dog is used to, and pack up medications or supplements your dog needs, along with instructions for administration of them.
You'll be asked to sign relinquishment papers giving up ownership of your dog when you meet with the transporter or foster parent. If you'd like, we will send you a letter or email when your Havanese is placed to let you know a little about the home, but it will not include names or addresses of the new adopters. This is a confidential adoption process.
All of our dogs are placed first in pre-approved foster homes. Except in the case of strays or dogs coming from shelters where contagious illnesses might threaten the pets of our foster families, we do not board our dogs at kennels, veterinarian's offices, groomers, etc. Our prescreened and well educated foster families are provided with support from other volunteers and foster families as well as trainers and veterinarians when appropriate.
Your dog will have a safe, comfortable, loving home with one of our foster families until we find a match with one of our approved adopters. Adopters sign a contract stating that the Havanese they adopt MUST be returned to our rescue if they cannot keep the dog for any reason. The dog will never be sold, given away or taken to a shelter. To ensure compliance, microchips on all HRI dogs are registered to HRI.
Remember, surrendering your Havanese to Havanese Rescue Inc, ensures that your pet will be placed in a loving, educated, "forever" home with people who understand the special needs of this breed. A humane society, shelter or all-breed rescue may not be able to provide the same level of screening and understanding of the breed.
Although surrendering your dog may be extremely difficult for you, remember what a loving choice you're making. You are providing your dog with a "second chance" for a wonderful future. We understand, and we thank you for making a decision that is in the best interest of your Havanese.
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Your doctor also may suggest tests to rule out other conditions with similar symptoms or to diagnose other schizophrenia disorders. These tests may include blood tests and a CT scan or MRI. The CT scan or MRI will check the size, structure, and function of your brain.
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If your doctor thinks you are depressed or are thinking about suicide, a suicide assessment also may be done.
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- You have problems doing your job right or dealing with other people or problems in other areas of your life.
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The Berlin Wall Memorial runs along the Bernauer Strasse section of the former no man's land between East and West Berlin.
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It's been a while since I'm posted any progress.
The back has been getting much better through physical therapy. However, I am now battling shin splints. Talking with my PT and looking as my shoes, I was running in the abosuletly wrong type of shoes for a 6'2", 228lb overpronator like myself. They were a pair of Nike Zooms. These shoes are for high arch people.
After hunting and hunting for shoes, I finally decided on a pair of Brooks "Beast" motion control shoes. These are super supportive and will keep my ankle from rotating in. I'm looking forward to breaking these in and getting some good miles on them.
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I saw Angie crawling around the sub-foot tall crawlspace beneath that plane at some point. I had to call her from the castle half an hour later 'cause I lost her after that.
Inside some tube.
I am good at taking photographs of people.
Heading up to the roof
Climbing up the inside of this dome inside a wire mesh was a pain in the ass (and knees, mostly the knees), but I regret nothing.
Climbing said dome. I include this only for reference. The other photos aren't this bad. Promise. Mostly.
Jimmy cried like a little girl on this. I was manly and just peed my pants in silence.
CHECK OUT MY SHOT OF THE ARCH. sobeautiful.
The zoo promised to name a wing after me in honor my donation of these excellent McBryan Americanus samples.
This was not a good place for flip flops. Pretty proud that I didn't lose them whilst clambering.
I accidentally took an extended exposure in the caves and it took five minutes. Sooo, yeah. Posting it.
John, apparently walking off to do something super badass.
This hole was tiny and uncomfortable and dumped us out sweaty and bewildered hundreds of feet away. Like all of the other ones. THIS PLACE IS SUPER RAD.
Inside of a whale.
The pillar disapproves.
John ran all the way around the lip of this before crashing into some benches. It was awesome. I didn't get the shot. I am sorry.
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I called the cops on Angie for playing in toddler town.
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February 19, 2013 3:03pm
Over the last few weeks, Allison Anderson has written about the recent UN High-Level Panel meeting in Monrovia and other pieces in the "multilayered puzzle that is the post-2015 process." The Learning Metrics Task Force, convened last summer by UNESCO's Institute for Statistics and the Center for Universal Education at Brookings, seeks to provide another important piece of the post-MDG puzzle.
Comprised of national and regional governments, U.N. Education for All-convening agencies, regional political bodies, civil society and donor agencies, the task force is working on a fast-paced schedule leading to September 2013 to build global consensus on measuring learning and make concrete recommendations to inform the post-2015 agenda. The first report from the task force, "Toward Universal Learning: What Every Child Should Learn," presents the results of the first step in that process.
Before the task force could consider which measures of learning to recommend for inclusion in global development goals, it first had to answer some foundational questions:
To answer these questions, the task force sought guidance from a technical working group of 37 experts in early childhood, primary and postprimary education, as well as feedback gathered through global consultation from more than 500 stakeholders in 57 countries. Here's what they learned.
Seven Domains of Learning
The task force identified the following seven domains of learning as important for all children and youth:
All seven domains are applicable from early childhood through postprimary, although at different stages some domains are more relevant than others.
The task force also learned that there is broad interest globally in exploring ways to measure learning beyond literacy and numeracy, where the current capacity for assessment is concentrated. Accordingly, the following framework was developed as the basis for the next set of task force recommendations. Figure 1 represents the task force's vision for what every child across the globe should learn and be able to do, whether at the classroom, system or global level, by the time they reach postprimary age.
Finally, the task force charged the second technical working group on measures and methods with investigating a "hybrid model" for measuring learning, which would look at two tracks: improving the measurement of learning at a global level and at a national or subnational level.
Next Steps
Later this week the task force will meet in Dubai for the second in-person convening. Over two days, the group will hear options for this hybrid model and make final decisions on what it should look like. In the third and final phase of the project, the task force will consider how these measurements might be implemented to build national, regional and global capacity for assessment, and ultimately to improve learning for children and youth around the world. We look forward to sharing these decisions as they develop.
For more information about the Learning Metrics Task Force, visit www.brookings.edu/learningmetrics or email email@example.com to receive updates.
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Salsa Patricia
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Prep 10 mins
Cook 40 mins
This is my original recipe for a fresh salsa. It can be made milder by seeding the jalapenos, or hotter by adding more. Note: Instructions have been corrected!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 garlic cloves, peeled
- 1 small red onion, peeled and halved
- 2 jalapeno peppers, quartered
- 2 sprigs fresh cilantro, stems removed
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1 teaspoon lime juice
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon fresh ground black pepper
- 2 large beefsteak tomatoes, coarsely chopped
- Place garlic, onion, jalapenos, cilantro, oregano, lime juice, salt and pepper in bowl of food processor. Pulse until onion and jalapenos are coarsely chopped.
- Remove to a bowl and stir in tomatoes. Mix well. Chill for 1/2 hour to blend flavors.
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We lolved the light salsa very much.
I used sweet 2 long red peppers and chili instead of jalapeno and I added to the recipe some fresh champignons mushroom and I seved it like a salad to eat with fresh bread.
The mix of herbs and lime juice was perfect! Thanks offering this recipe!
This is a nice salsa I made with cayenne pepper powder to taste instead of jalapeno peppers. I did add the oregano but no where does it say to add it! I used freshly squeezed lime juice and sea salt, and followed the rest. Made for 1~2~3 Hits ~ December 2010.
Great salsa fresca! I used one jalapeno and 1 habenero, because we like it hot! Instead of dried oregano, I took advantage of all the fresh I have growing. Used 2 tablespoons chopped leaves. Easy to put together.


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Want to Help Feed America's Hungry Children?
Scarlett Johansson discovered her passion for feeding the hungry after Hurricane Katrina, when she started working with USA Harvest in New Orleans. Several years later, Stan Curtis, who founded USA Harvest, asked her if she wanted to help promote a new program called Blessings in a Backpack. The idea was to send kids who received subsidized school lunches home for the weekend with backpacks filled with food for them and their families. Johansson leapt at the chance.
"I think, especially now, a lot of people are struggling financially, and a lot of kids don't know where their next meal is coming from," Johansson says in the November/December 2009 issue of WebMD the Magazine. "They see their parents trying to scrape together money or welfare or food stamps for meals. For parents to have some relief and know their kids are fed for those extra two days of the week makes a huge difference."
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We stayed in Vermilion Bay and it one of our favorite places to visit. Small place with friendly people. The most amazing restaurant is Busters BBQ. It has ribs that are finger...
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We stayed in Vermilion Bay and it one of our favorite places to visit. Small place with friendly people. The most amazing restaurant is Busters BBQ. It has ribs that are finger locking good. Their BBQ sauce is just amazing. Take a bottle home with your. You won't be disappointed. Incredible little place that we will visit whenever we travel...
The treehouse café has excellent food and very friendly staff. It is a relaxing place to sit and eat while the kids play
Hot days in the summer and long drives need to be remeidied with a stop along the way. The coffee is great the gift shop is worthy of a look featuring artwork by local artists including pottery, paintings and photography of local scenery.Nearby trails offer hiking and waterfront access down along the town dock at the Pine Tree pathways.. Knowledgable...
Great place for healthy lunch, a coffee, or just an ice cream. The service is so friendly, they make you feel comfortable and relaxed.I use the WiFi to catch up on what is happening back home and enjoy looking at the wonderful choices of unusual items for sale. If you want a little exercise, have a round of mini putt,...
Fort Vermillion has an amazing atmosphere, a great 2 km trail, minigolf, a play structure and more. The Treehouse cafe inside has wonderful food that is healthy and fresh. There are plenty of treats such as baked goods and ice cream. Eat here!
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Food is great and varied......made just for you in front of you. Variety is awesome.
Small boutique store has lots of choice and unusual items.
Great for families with small children because they can run around and play in the park. Italian influence beause of the owner. Food was simple but good.
Vermillion bay is a small town on the highway, fort is right along side the highway. Looks good from the highway, but when you get inside there is not much too it.
It's unfortunate you were disappointed with your visit in Nov. Based on the date of your posting, I believe we were closed at the time of your visit. The Fort habitually opens May long weekend and closes for the season Sep. long weekend. Therefore when you stopped in@ the Fort in Oct. or Nov...You are absolutly right, there was little...
We stop here often when traveling between Winnipeg and Thunder Bay. The service is friendly, the ice cream and coffee are excellent, the kids love the playground, and the hiking trail is very nice.
What a great place this is! A beautiful enclosed playground, eating and seating area, a great 2 km trail (with 2 great caches for geocaching amateurs), a beautiful café with Wifi Internet, good ice cream, delicious baked good (they even had gluten-free brownies!) and great coffee. What else do you need! Don't miss this place! Very friendly with lots of...
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Nice enough, but a bit on the dry side. Tossing the cooked pasta with even one teaspoon of butter or olive oil would've helped, without adding on too many fat calories. A few herbs like basil, oregano and parsley would make this much more flavourful.
I make a dish similar to this quite often. I usually use fresh spinach and add toasted pine nuts, the pine nuts taste SOOO good with the sundried tomatoes, I highly recommend adding them.
Excellent! I used fresh spinach and noodles.
I loved this! I added some red pepper flakes and pine nuts as suggested by other reviewers. Delish! Made for ZWT4 for the Tastebud Tickling Travellers.
Very good. I agree with other reviewers that maybe some red pepper flakes and/or pine nuts would be a nice addition to this dish. Simple and tasty. Thanks Dreamgodess Made for ZWT4.
I loved this recipe! As I was boiling the water for the penne pasta, I added a cube of vegetable bouillon and a bay leaf. It made the noodles very flavorful. I then took the leftover stock and used that as the 1/3 cup of water for the sundried tomato mixture.
I saw this and thought it sounded very good. Once I got into the cooking process I felt that the recipe would be lacking in flavor. I will leave my comments on what I did to up the flavor. The pasta was a gluten free penne which was reduced to 2 servings with the other ingredients remaining the same. A little olive oil was warmed in a skillet and chopped onion added with the garlic. The sun dried tomatoes was added to the pan after the onions had wilted and in place of water chicken stock was used. I didn't measure the stock but I'm pretty sure it took more than what the recipe called for. The frozen spinach was squeezed dry. Using Rachel Ray's suggestion, some freshly grated nutmeg was added with the spinach along with a touch of red pepper flakes. About 1/3 cup of starchy pasta water was added to the sauce along with the cooked pasta. Recommendations of other reviewers contributed to the dish being topped off with grated parmesan cheese and sprinkled with toasted pine nuts. Made for Vivacious Violets and ZWT 7.
This was good, but it didn't quite knock our socks off. We all felt something was missing, so I tossed in some feta cheese and that seemed to do the trick. Red pepper flakes or pinenuts might also go well in this. Overall this is an easy, delicious dish. The colors of the spinach and tomatoes make a nice presentation. I used whole wheat spiral pasta. I am going to keep this recipe around it is delicious and the possibilities are endless. Thanks for posting.
This was really good - although i think i'd like to use more spinach next time (i used fresh). My boyfriend had 3 helpings!


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How long is Gold bull good for?? I'd say at least until 2016.. and until when everyone rushes out to buy Gold like houses in 2005.
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ATLANTA -- At one point in his life, Dave Haywood was working at the Atlanta Financial Center.
Those were the "pre-beard and sleeping until noon" days, as the singer and multi-instrumentalist from Lady Antebellum puts it.
Now, along with his artfully sculpted scruff and a schedule a banker might envy, Augusta, Ga., native Haywood, along with bandmates Charles Kelley and Hillary Scott, also is enjoying the perks that accompany being in one of country music's biggest bands.
Like singing the national anthem at a World Series game.
Or the multiple tour buses that shuttle them around the country on their first-ever headlining tour.
And the show itself, which features elaborate set designs and a slew of personnel to keep the wheels grinding every night.
''We've been dreaming of this moment our whole career," Haywood said recently from a tour stop in Minneapolis. "After three or four years of opening for people and being crammed on one bus ... we'd been watching Kenny Chesney or Tim McGraw perform every night, so to finally get to do this on a smaller scale and have our first shot, it's exciting."
The tour with McGraw was the eighth largest-grossing of the first half of 2010, earning $28.2 million and moving more than 580,000 tickets over 48 shows, according to concert trade magazine Pollstar.
Such a high-profile opening gig, coupled with a multi-format radio smash -- the profoundly relatable power ballad "Need You Now," title track of the band's triple-platinum album -- equated to a breakout year for Lady Antebellum. And the industry has been quick to anoint the trio.
Along with enviable attention from the Country Music Awards, the band is up for five American Music Awards later this month -- signifying its crossover appeal -- as well as seven nominations in the American Country Awards on Dec. 6.
It's the kind of megastar rush that has led to destruction among many acts. But Haywood -- like Kelley, a University of Georgia graduate -- accepts success quietly.
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And life on the road with Lady A, while never devoid of fun, is also prime time to work.
Haywood said the band, based in Nashville, constantly pecks away at material before and after shows and has about 30 new songs written. The plan is to return to the studio in early 2011.
''We like to write on the bus, and sometimes if we have a couple of hours in the afternoon, we'll set up a room backstage," he said. "It's kind of one big constant process. We're always working on songs, even sitting on airplanes and buses."
It's been almost a year since "Need You Now" bowed, but the band is appeasing fans' desire for new material with "A Merry Little Christmas," a Target-exclusive six-song collection of holiday classics and the Lady A-penned "On This Winter's Night."
While it isn't definite the band will pull out a frosty tune in concert, fans can expect to hear a few covers, Haywood said, chosen "to explain why we're into music."
Songs by Bruce Springsteen and the Police often make appearances, as does Bonnie Raitt's "I Can't Make You Love Me."
''We want to tell a story with this show, tell people the journey about how we met," Haywood said.
And, as time progresses, how they became superstars.
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Judge Roman Martel has never seen a kangaroo in a ten gallon hat. Will this review change everything?
Editor's Note
Our review of Quigley Down Under, published October 24th, 2001, is also available.
The Charge
Prepare for Tom Selleck's epic mustache in the old westÉ western Australia that is.
The Case
Matthew Quigley (Tom Selleck, Blue Bloods) leaves the U.S. and heads out to Australia to answer a want ad. Seems that Elliot Marston (Alan Rickman, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows) is looking for the best long distance sharpshooter in the world to help him on his ranch. When Quigley arrives he quickly gets on the wrong side of Marton's men and picks up the aptly named Crazy Cora (Laura San Giacomo, Havoc). Cora is convinced that Quigley is named Roy and that she's still wandering around the American prairie.
Marston reveals that he actually hired Quigley to help him take care of the aborigine problem around his land, and Quigley refuses (by tossing Marston through a window). Needless to say this turns Quigley and Cora into targets. Prepare for a classic style western in a untraditional setting, with plenty of horses as well as kangaroos.
Released two years before Clint Eastwood released Unforgiven and essentially made it impossible for anyone to make a non-bleak Western, you'd think Quigley Down Under would still be remembered fondly. On the surface it's hard to see why this movie is often forgotten when modern Westerns are mentioned.
The three leads are excellent in their roles. Selleck was born to play a character like Quigley. He embodies everything you imagine about a rough and tumble cowboy with a heart of gold. San Giacomo is pitch perfect as Crazy Cora, providing some comic relief as well as a love interest for the film. Rickman is playing a slightly toned down version of his infamous Sheriff of Nottingham from Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. Marston may be a little less colorful, but he's just as full of himself.
You've also got some excellent action scenes, with may favorite coming near the end where Quigley escapes a burning building and some of Marston's goons. The scenery is gorgeous showing off some beautiful vistas of Australian outback. To top it off Basil Poledouris provides a full bodied old school western score full of nods to the classics of the genre, and adding a touch of Australia when needed.
So what's the problem here? It's difficult to say. Quigley Down Under should work, and yet I was never entirely pulled into it. Part of this is the tone of the film. One minute it feels almost like a parody of a Western, with some of the lines and scenes going a bit over the top (and Poledouris' score giving it a helping push). Other times, the movie gets deadly serious, especially dealing with the very real racism and destruction of the Aborigines. This flip flopping makes it hard to figure out what kind of a movie you're really watching. Should I laugh at Crazy Cora's antics or feel sorry for her when we learn her sad story? Things seem to even out when the humor is toned down a bit and we get into the more action oriented second half of film.
MGM's Blu-ray is a standard port of the original release over to the high def format. The 2.35:1/1080p image looks pretty good. There is some film grain visible and as well as a bit of softness in some scenes. The DTS-HD 2.0 Master Audio works well enough, though the score comes through a bit loud at times and drowns out the dialogue. The same mini-documentary is ported over from the standard def release, as well as the television and theatrical trailers.
Quigley Down Under has a lot going for it, and fans of the main cast should certainly check it out. But the shifting tone keeps me from recommending it more than a rental first.
The Verdict
Not guilty, mate.
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Catherine Pierce co-directs MSU's creative writing program, and teaches classes in creative writing and American literature. She is the author of two books of poems, The Girls of Peculiar (Saturnalia 2012) and Famous Last Words (Saturnalia 2008, winner of the Saturnalia Books Poetry Prize), as well as of a chapbook, Animals of Habit (Kent State 2004, winner of the Wick Chapbook Competition). The Girls of Peculiar won the Mississippi Institute of Arts and Letters Award for Poetry in 2013. Her poems have appeared in The Best American Poetry, Best New Poets, Slate, Ploughshares, Boston Review, Crab Orchard Review, Court Green, FIELD, Indiana Review, Gulf Coast, Mississippi Review, Barrow Street, Blackbird, Mid-American Review, Crazyhorse, and elsewhere. She joined the faculty at Mississippi State in 2007.
Ph.D., University of Missouri, 2007
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Reprint. "Relevant Details." The Best American Poetry 2015. Ed. Sherman Alexie. New York: Scribner, 2015.
"Alleys," "Disaster Work." Copper Nickel 20 (2015): 7-10.
"The Tornado Knows Itself." The Normal School 7.2 (2014): 80.
"On the Worst Days of the Fever." Colorado Review 41.1 (2014): 134-135."Heroines," "Relevant Details." Pleiades 34.1 (2014): 165-167.
"The Tornado Wants a Companion." The Cincinnati Review 10.2 (2014): 127.
Professional Honors and Awards
Mississippi Institute of Arts and Letters Award for Poetry (for The Girls of Peculiar), 2013.
Mississippi State University's Arts and Sciences Faculty Teaching Award in the Humanities, 2013.


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