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Fallen Tree Farm
Carlisle, PA 17015
Private User 1 Reviews
This was the most perfect day of my life and Kim is the best person to have arrange stuff. The whole experience was amazing. The food was out of this world and things went smoothly. The farm is unique, beautiful, and inviting. You can not go wrong having your wedding here. Fantastic!
Wedding: Recently Married
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Kim, Brent, and the Fallen Tree Farm staff made all my wedding dreams come true! Our ceremony and reception was intimate and lovely and our family and friends had a wonderful time. We were all so impressed with the food and the beauty of the surroundings. I appreciated Kim's organization and how smoothly everything flowed, but most of all the warm feeling we had there. It was like having a classy wedding at the home of a friend. We love Fallen Tree Farm and would highly recommend this experience for any special event!
Wedding: 09/07/2014
Services Used: Wedding Cake, Catering, Ceremony Music, Flowers, Officiant, Wedding Planning, Lighting & Decor, Ceremony & Reception Venue
Absolutely perfect! Kim went out of her way to make our wedding weekend a success. She was so accommodating on several different aspects and we really appreciated it. It was so nice to have use of the B&B for the entire weekend, it made for a no stress wedding day. The B&B was so cozy and the breakfast was delicious! The grounds at Fallen Tree make for some stunning photos, and as another bride said, there really is no need to decorate with anything extra! Worth every penny!!
Wedding: 07/19/2014
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
We had our wedding (ceremony and reception) at Fallen Tree Farm, everything about it was perfect! We wanted a small wedding and I liked the idea of having it at a B&B, since they are already such charming places you don't need to do anything to make it lovely. Not all B&Bs do weddings, so I was looking for a place that had a wedding/elopement package and also had the ability to host a luncheon for a group of 20. Fallen Tree Farm was the perfect choice.
Kim, the owner, helped coordinate everything. With the elopement package, many of the details are included, which was great for me. The officiant came as part of the package, it was a short non-denominational ceremony that was perfect for us. Kim also took care of ordering our cake and creating my flowers (we had bouquets for myself and my maid of honor and corsages for both mothers and my grandmother.) She did a lovely job with the flowers. Kim and her staff also cooked all of the food for our luncheon, everything was delicious!
As far as the venue itself, it's a lovely, peaceful country setting (though very convenient to the highway for guests.) They have a beautiful outdoor ceremony space (it's the ruins of what was once the cellar level of a barn.) For cold weather or rainy day weddings there is an indoor ceremony space that is also charming, it has a beautiful fire place that the couple would stand in front of for the ceremony. For small receptions, there is an option to dine inside or outside, both areas are pretty. If you want to have dancing though (we did not) you would need to have the reception outside and rent a tent, the indoor space can only accommodate about 20 people and there is no room for a dance floor. We ate inside because it's air conditioned and we got married on a hot July afternoon.
We loved everything about our wedding day and I've had so many compliments from our guests! Kim is great, I would recommend Fallen Tree Farm to anyone!!!!
Wedding: 07/03/2014
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Fallen Tree Farm was an absolutely beautiful place for our ceremony and reception. Kim Hanlin worked so well with us to make the day exactly what we wanted. She was flexible, accepting of many of the things that we wanted to do, helped us coordinate the whole weekend, responsive, and just generally great to work with. We got the full weekend package which started Friday at 12 and ended Sunday at 12. We had 2 nights stay with 8 people each night, had our rehearsal and rehearsal dinner on site, had breakfast on Saturday morning, lunch on Saturday, and an amazing breakfast on Sunday. We had a very large wedding (180 people) and she was definitely able to accommodate this. I definitely would not push the 180 though unless you want a small dance floor. Overall, our wedding day was perfect and exactly what we wanted.
Wedding: 05/31/2014
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Private User 5 Reviews
Fallen Tree Farm was a dream venue for our October 2013 wedding. The grounds are set on a horse farm surrounded by colorful mountains, flowers, trees and beautiful hardscaping. Kim and her staff are wonderful and extremely knowledgeable of vendors in the area that WILL meet your needs. Kim is a straight shooter and if you take her advice you will be pleased with your event. Her resourcefulness was key to planning our wedding - we couldn't have done it without her. Our wedding party had a great time using the inn to get ready for the ceremony and enjoying breakfast together the next day - Kim is not messing around when it comes to breakfast!!
Wedding: 1+ year ago
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
I can't say enough about this venue! First of all, it is the most beautiful setting and my fiance and I didn't spend a dime on any decorations because THEY ARE NOT NEEDED! Kim and Brent keep the place looking like something from a fairytale book! Second, the owners bend over backwards to provide a perfect day for you! Third, the food provided was absolutely delicious and the portion sizes were fair! You didn't get two bites of a steak, you got a decent portion and you could cut it with a butter knife it was tender and cooked to perfection! Third, the owners make you feel very special and you feel like you have known them forever! We plan to go back again for future anniversaries or just a weekend getaway! Love this place! I could HIGHLY recommend to anyone!
Wedding: 10/05/2013
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Fallen Tree Farm was the setting for my daughter's wedding on September 21, 2013. I certainly wish I could give more than five stars for value, because with it's privacy yet availability to services, beauty, appointments and details, it's VALUE based on services for your dollar is by far the best in the area for wedding venues. Kim and Brent are engaging, compassionate and relaxed hosts. The house, gardens and wedding spaces are unique, and well maintained and decorated which makes for gorgeous photos anywhere you choose to take them! For us, having the grooms family and special guests stay on site took a load of stress off of giving directions and worrying about out-of-towners getting lost. Plus, they were so well taken care of! So much better than just any old hotel...what a wonderful way to welcome them as new family members! I was truly appreciative of Kim and Brent making sure these important folks were taken care of as well as I would in my home. The wedding day itself was a truly wonderful day despite weather that didn't want to cooperate. Kim and Brent worked tirelessly to make sure the ceremony space was as dry as possible for the one small window of "no rain" we had to have the ceremony outside, because they knew this was the kids' fondest wish for their wedding, and even though they knew that we had a fall-back plan to have the ceremony undercover. Kim worked so well with all our vendors and together all of them made a beautiful day happen, despite glitches and minor roadblocks we only learned of after the issue had been resolved! If you are looking for the perfect venue in which to have a beautifully memorable wedding, that treats your guests like gold, for the best use of your wedding venue budget I highly recommend Fallen Tree Farm!
Wedding: 09/21/2013
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Private User 2 Reviews
We had our rehearsal dinner and wedding at this venue. Our rehearsal dinner was friday and it rained all day long. It was wonderful that we were able to use the tent for the rehearsal as well as the wedding. It was also amazing that the whole bridal party could stay the Friday night before the wedding and also the night of the wedding. It made it very easy to coordinate everything being in one place. Also breakfast was provided Saturday morning as we were getting ready and lunch so no one had to worry about it. There was also a beautiful breakfast on the patio with all the over night guests and family the day after the wedding. I would highly recommend this venue.
Wedding: 1+ year ago
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Our daughter's wedding at Fallen Tree Farm was absolutely perfect. When we discovered the venue we felt like we were walking into a fairly tale, this location is truly a hidden charm. Kim spent close to 2 years helping us plan, organize and coordinate the event. She and Brent are responsive, professional and most of all...really fantastic people. The grounds were amazing, the ceremony site was stunning. We went to Kim often with questions and her suggestions made the wedding everything my daughter and her new husband hoped for. From the table set up to the lighting to the ceremony music, Kim knows what works. She took the time to get to know us and made meaningful suggestions. She also let us know when something might be difficult to pull off. Last minute concerns are NO PROBLEM for Kim, she can handle ANYTHING. It is obvious Kim & Brent's goal is to make the day special for the bride and groom. Thank you Kim & Brent for a beautiful day, great memories and for putting up with us! We are so happy we chose Fallen Tree Farm for Tera & Tyler's wedding.
Wedding: 05/26/2013
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Kim and Brent did an amazing job helping us plan our wedding and answering any questions we had. On our wedding day it was raining all morning. Brent watched the weather radar and we were able to have a beautiful ceremony. Fallen Tree Farm is a perfect venue. Our wedding day couldn't have gone any better. Thanks Kim and Brent!
Wedding: 05/11/2013
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Brent and Kim were awesome hosts and were very easy to work with and were very accommodating. The inn and grounds are gorgeous. Our wedding could not have been more perfect! The price was comparable to other venues; however, we got a lot more for our money because the rooms for some overnight guests and the bride & groom were included in the price as well as breakfast, the flowers for the ceremony area were also included; and we were allowed to use the grounds for the rehearsal dinner. They also have a list of recommended businesses that they work with and one was a caterer who was extremely reasonable and the food was very good. We used that vendor for both our rehearsal dinner and reception. Brent and Kim work VERY hard and it shows. The inn and rooms were also very clean and beautifully decorated. The inn is historic which we also loved; my husband's wedding attire was a reproduction 18th century French colonial uniform made by the former tailor of Colonial Williamsburg.
Wedding: 10/20/2012
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Fallen Tree Farm was as close to perfect as I could imagine. The location is beautiful--historic without being frilly, individual without being difficult, and rural without being remote. We rented the Farm for the entire weekend, which gave us full run of the place and made things far more relaxed. My fiance's entire family stayed at the Farm, which gave them a home base in my home town, and they loved it. There are a thousand little touches (fires laid in the fireplaces, constant supplies of coffee, snacks in the afternoon) that make staying there both easy and a joy.
Kim is phenomenal. She was on top of everything for the entire wedding, including chasing down some of my vendors who had fallen out of the loop. She organized the rentals, was entirely flexible about my constantly-changing seating plans, and made sure that every detail on her end was taken care of. When we had our rehearsal the morning of the wedding, she cooked up extra food for all the attendants, without blinking an eye. And she makes sure that the bride and groom have food before the wedding--it's that kind of detail that makes things run so smoothly. Honestly, working with her was one of the biggest highlights of the wedding planning experience.
The wedding itself was stunning. The location couldn't have been more beautiful--perfect for our aesthetic. It was relaxed and fun and even a little funky, but still elegant. We had 140 people, which fit in the space easily. We invited children, who were fascinated by the horses; we invited grandparents, who were fascinated by the house; and we invited our friends, who loved that they had to walk only twenty yards from the ceremony to the bar and dance floor.
I would recommend Fallen Tree Farm in a heartbeat.
Wedding: 10/13/2012
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Kim and Brent have a beautiful location for wedding. Kim is very helpful and answered all of my questions. She takes you step by step to make sure your wedding is perfect. Friendly, easy to work with, and easy to get intouch with, they deal with all the setup so you don't have that to worry about. The house is gorgeous. Breakfast is amazing, we will be returning in the future.
Wedding: 09/22/2012
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Beautiful and Elegant Reception
Kim and Brent were amazing hosts for our wedding reception on Octber 15th. Despite the weather being crazy this year (with the rain, tornadoes, and flooding), they had the farm in beautiful shape. Kim was extremley personable and friendly, very organized and on top of EVERYTHING- more so then most of my other venders, whom she helped keep in line. It was unexpectedly windy that day, and Kim went the extra mile to ensure that our tent was well grounded, made some last minute adjustments with the cocktail hour, and even went out and bought heaters for the tent in the middle of the reception! She also cleaned up one of her horses so that we could take pictures with him :) Rooms were large with private bathrooms, balconies, and fireplaces, even a fridge. Breakfast was delicious, the french toast was to die for...she even made seperate breakfast for our guests who were children. We will definitely go back for anniversaries and recommend it for weddings, parties, or just a weekend escape without hesitation.
Wedding: 10/15/2011
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
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Well it ain't no use to sit and wonder why, babe
Even if you don't know by now
And it ain't no use to sit and wonder why, babe
It'll never do somehow
When your rooster crows at the break of dawn
Look out your window and I'll be gone
You're the reason I'm a traveling on
But don't think twice, it's all right.
And it ain't no use in turning on your light, babe
That light I never knowed
And it ain't no use in turning on your light, babe
I'm on the dark side of the road
But I wish there was somethin' you would do or say
To try and make me change my mind and stay
But we never did too much talking anyway
So don't think twice, it's all right.
So it ain't no use in calling out my name, gal
Like you never done before
And it ain't no use in calling out my name, gal
I can't hear you any more
I'm a-thinking and a-wond'rin' walking down the road
I once loved a woman, a child I'm told
I give her my heart but she wanted my soul
But don't think twice, it's all right.
So long honey, babe
Where I'm bound, I can't tell
Goodbye's too good a word, babe
So I'll just say fare thee well
I ain't saying you treated me unkind
You could've done better but I don't mind
You just kinda wasted my precious time
But don't think twice, it's all right.
Don't Think Twice It's All Right | Reviewer: Chaplain Marilyn | 3/5/14
'Don't Think Twice It's All Right is an amusing song in which the key to his leaving seems to be that his soul (emotions, intellect & will) was not satisfied in his relationship with her. "She wanted my soul" is a clue that there may be a dominating Jezebel evil spirit that is trying to take control of what only, properly, belongs to the man and to the LORD - his soul!
A man of God will feel uncomfortable around that manifestation, unless he is called to remain and cast it out. Elijah ran from Queen Jezebel who had had 400 innocent men murdered and threatened his life, too. Later, Elijah prophesied in the power and anointing of the Holy Spirit that conquered her. This story in the Holy Bible is how the "Jezebel spirit" got it's name. (It can manifest through a man, as well as a selfish, dominating, ungodly woman (someone with a Jezebel spirit may even kill her own unborn child because she did not choose to be pregnant at the time) The verse, "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right!" expresses that he doesn't want to stay. However, there is a bit of a struggle to leave the familiar, when he says, "I wish there was something you could do or say, to try to help me change my mind and stay." Immediately, he follows that with, "We never did do much talking any way - Don't think twice, it's all right." This expresses that he doesn't really believe there is anything she can do or say to work this out.
The Bible says in the beginning God made he them, male and female and called them Adam. While Adam slept, the Lord took a rib from his side and formed a woman. Then, when the Lord brought the woman to the man after he woke up. Adam said she is, "Bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh. She shall be called 'woman' because she is taken out of man. The Lord said that He created a woman to be a help meet to the man. To meet him where he needs help.
I believe that our purpose in life is what the Holy Bible teaches - for the LORD we were created. The LORD's plan for us is to change - to go from glory to glory being conformed into the image and likeness of Christ.
The most important thing we are to help each other with is to stay on that glory path so we will make heaven our home".He who endures till the end will be saved." When sweethearts have a disagreement if they decide ahead of time to find out what the Word of God has to say about it and try their best to do it, while remembering to pray for each other, maintaining love and forgiveness in their hearts. Then, this scripture in Ecclesiastes will come true'IT'S BETTER FOR TWO TO BE TOGETHER, THAN ONE. WHEN THE ENEMY COMES IN TWO WILL RESIST HIM. AND A THREEFOLD CHORD IS NOT EASILY BROKEN. (the 3rd One is the Holy Spirit based on the scripture "Where ever two or more are gathered in My name, I am in the midst of you..")
AND IF THEY FALL, THE ONE WILL HELP UP THE OTHER. BUT WOE TO HIM (HER) WHO IS ALONE. HE HAS NOT ANOTHER TO HELP HIM (HER) UP. *When the bible only uses the word "He" it often means mankind.
It says in Ecclessiastes 'IF TWO LIE TOGETHER THERE WILL BE HEAT, BUT HOW COULD ONE BE WARM ALONE". The LORD says in Genesis, 'IT'S NOT GOOD FOR MAN TO BE ALONE, I WILL CREATE FOR HIM A HELP MEET. and another scripture says, HOW CAN TWO WALK TOGETHER EXCEPT THEY AGREE. This is why "A BELIEVER AND NON-BELIEVER SHOULD NOT BE UNEQUALLY YOKED.
Conclusion: "Guard your heart, for out of it comes the issues of life." The wrong woman can be as "rotteness to his bones", But a marriage made in heaven between two believers can be a taste of heaven on earth.
Hope this helps somebody. *All quotes are dirivatives from the King James Holy Bible.
One of my favorite lines of all time | Reviewer: AgeOleSun | 3/3/14
"I gave her my heart but she wanted my soul"...this cuts to the core of nearly every unhealthy relationship. Really this line in the song is the only thing that reveals the character of the woman bob is singing about. In relationships gone bad, two people really start to erode each other's sense of individuality and personality. You loved someone because they were something without you. Then you're in the middle of it and for some reason you change who you are for them. But you can only change too much before the seams start to fall apart. A similar line is in paul simon's "slip slidin' away" where paul sings "My love for you's so overpowering, I'm afraid that I will disappear"...
Don't Think Twice It's All Right | Reviewer: Glory Cloud Revelation | 4/23/13
The Mark Twain straight talking country style lyrics are great and so much to the point there need be no explanation to understand what this one means. Therefore, the emphasis of this review will be to compliment the song writer for the way the words and the music flow, and to acknowledge what affect it may have on some of the listeners. The verse "When your rooster crows at the break of dawn...Look out your window and I'll be gone, You're the reason I'm traveling on", I liked to sing when I needed something to help give me strength to get out of a relationship that seemed to be going no where. Fight or flight, is an old saying. Back then, the grass looked greener on the other side. Nevertheless, I found out in life, that most of the time it's better to stand, and fight instead of running away. Being a Christian, the best weapons to use are the weapons of our warfare that are not carnal,but mighty to the pulling down of strongholds, taking up the whole armour of God as spoken of in Ephesians Chapter 6. True love never runs smooth. Life is full of troubles. In this world we shall have tribulation, Jesus said. But be of good cheer, because I have overcome so shall you. In another verse, it is said "I'm on the dark side of the road". Maybe his heart that he says he gave her, is telling him, he shouldn't go. Then, in the next line he says,"I wish there was somethin' you would do or say, to try to make me change my mind and stay". He doesn't really want to go. He wants her to stop acting like a child is hinted in
the verse "I once loved a woman, a child I'm told. I gave her my heart, but she wanted my soul". apparently she needs to stop being so self-centered and say or do something to help him to feel loved, again. He's hurt. It's possible that she didn't mean to hurt him. Maybe the timing wasn't right, or maybe she didn't believe he really loved her.
What did he do to show his love for her to help her to trust and believe in him. It's not mentioned except I gave her my heart and time. Maybe she gave him her heart and time, too. Now, what are they a gonna do if she means it, too. "I love you, Don't think twice, it's all right", and kiss each other goodnight, would be a happy ending for this song.


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Doctor Who: The Crawling Terror (12th Doctor novel) (Hardback)
"Well, I doubt you'll ever see a bigger insect."
Gabby Nichols is putting her son to bed when she hears her daughter cry out. 'Mummy there's a daddy longlegs in my room!' Then the screaming starts… Kevin Alperton is on his way to school when he is attacked by a mosquito. A big one. Then things get dangerous.
But it isn't the dead man cocooned inside a huge mass of web that worries the Doctor. It isn't the swarming, mutated insects that make him nervous.
With the village cut off from the outside world, and the insects becoming more and more dangerous, the Doctor knows that unless he can decode the strange symbols engraved on an ancient stone circle, and unravel a mystery dating back to the Second World War, no one is safe.
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Posted by: Antonio ZamboniniOctober 4th, 2014 - 7:05pm
Awazing book def recomend it awesome ferum of second world war and spipers,moscitos
Posted by: RadburnSeptember 10th, 2014 - 6:42pm
A day to go BBCShop…
Posted by: Antonio ZamboniniSeptember 5th, 2014 - 9:12pm
Found this and another one today so happy
Posted by: The Council of sandshoesAugust 11th, 2014 - 10:20pm
Looks awesome .
Posted by: RORY DOCTOR RIVER PONDJuly 16th, 2014 - 6:08pm
not going near that book. not a spider fan! i was terrified of the racnoss
Posted by: The Council of sandshoesAugust 11th, 2014 - 10:22pm
Itll just be like planet of the spiders but alot scaryer .does anyone else think capaldis gonna be like john pertwee
Posted by: the astronaut of deathJuly 15th, 2014 - 8:31pm
Come on capaldi , crack a smile
Posted by: Doctor Who Crazy RossJuly 15th, 2014 - 6:36pm
I love this picture of Capaldi
Posted by: RexisnotyourDoctorJuly 15th, 2014 - 2:03pm
Nice to see some new shots of Capaldi in costume. The white shirt/cardie variant of the costume is definitely my favourite.
Mike Tucker's written some good Who novels in the past so I'll probably be picking this one up.
Posted by: TC200July 15th, 2014 - 12:29pm
is that the font on web of fear
Posted by: AnonymousJune 3rd, 2014 - 7:54am
Posted by: MoodbeamJune 2nd, 2014 - 11:03pm
Will we get a longer novel more akin to Silent Stars and Terraphiles this year?
Posted by: The TARDISJune 3rd, 2014 - 6:41am
I think that is Engines of War.
Posted by: The Council of sandshoesAugust 12th, 2014 - 8:16pm
Has anyone read the dalek generation its awesome
Posted by: VespiformsStingJune 2nd, 2014 - 10:41pm
Funny my first thought was ancient symbols, world war two mystery….its the Curse of Fenric…. but it seems to have borrowed quite a few old 'Who' ideas…
Have to be honest Ive looked at these 'new adventure' books at various stages since they first stared the TimeWyrm series and Ive not really liked any of the ones Ive read that much….
Posted by: Sam Richard BentleyJune 2nd, 2014 - 10:57pm
May I suggest a couple that I thought were exceptionally good?
My favourite, out of them all, is 'Touched by an Angel' by Jonathon Morris – I read it back in 2012, and it broke my heart. I won't spoil anything for you, but it is easily one of the most like-the-show tie-in books there are.
Another great one is 'Nuclear Time' by Oli Smith – a timey-wimey extravaganza, in my opinion. Lot's of bit's where it things don't get explained until much later in the books.
I don't know if you'll like them, but I'd suggest them to anyone!
Posted by: ParadigmDalek1325July 15th, 2014 - 2:09pm
Touched by an Angel is my favourite and is worth the read indeed! I quite liked "Night of the Humans", that had a good atmospheric vibe! And I thought "Borrowed Time" was good too!
By the way, this cover looks fantastic!
Posted by: RadburnJune 2nd, 2014 - 9:36pm
Sounds like a touch of Quatermass in this one…
Posted by: Clive RadburnSeptember 8th, 2014 - 12:06pm
hi, intresting. My surname is Radburn and I am a Dr Who Fan
Posted by: the eternal doctorJune 2nd, 2014 - 8:32pm
some of the doctor who books are hard to understand but the silent stars go by was good maby this might be better
Posted by: TrenzaloreJune 2nd, 2014 - 8:34pm
I read the silent stars go by but I found it really hard to get into to be honest. Wasn't really my thing though.
Posted by: the astronaut of deathJune 2nd, 2014 - 6:53pm
I am not really a fan of these books
but the 11th doctor novel ,nothing o clock , was good
Posted by: AlJune 2nd, 2014 - 10:22pm
Keep in mind Nothing O'Clock was a short story/novella. This is a full length book. It's like trying to compare a two-episode Classic Era story with a 6-parter.
Posted by: DoctorfanJune 2nd, 2014 - 4:42pm
Might be web planet/planets of giants sort of book
Posted by: Doctor SimeonJune 2nd, 2014 - 4:39pm
I was speaking to Mike Tucker about this yesterday, he's doing the cover for it
Posted by: TheWhomobileJune 2nd, 2014 - 4:01pm
My mind turns to the Third Doctor story the Green Death with the mutated insects
Posted by: Robert Adams AKA SutekhJune 3rd, 2014 - 5:38pm
Oh my. Oh my oh my oh my. Don't. Say. Eight. Legs.
Posted by: biggestwhofaneverJune 2nd, 2014 - 3:53pm
i think it doesn't sound as interesting as the other books but i am rather creeped out by daddy longlegs so i'm still getting it!
Posted by: Dalek1234June 2nd, 2014 - 3:14pm
that's sounds good!
Posted by: Dalek1234June 2nd, 2014 - 3:15pm
I remember when I once called out "mummy there's a daddy longlegs in my room"! when I was 5. I still remember being scared of daddy longlegs so I may not get this!
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Girl, 7, uses Heimlich maneuver on choking student
Teachers and classmates of a 7-year-old Georgia girl are calling her a hero after she noticed a fellow student choking in the cafeteria at her school and performed the Heimlich maneuver.
The Brunswick News reports that Molli-Malone Wommack was eating lunch at Golden Isles Elementary School in coastal Georgia Wednesday when she noticed a classmate clutching her throat and her face turning purple.
While other children at the table ran to get a teacher, the 7-year-old second-grader knew exactly what was happening.
Molli said she stood up, went behind her choking classmate, reached around her waist and pushed on her stomach and the food came out.
Molli said her mother taught her the Heimlich maneuver and CPR when she was 5 years old because it's something everyone should know.
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US jobs grew at slower pace in March, says gov
US employers worried about the sequester's effect on government spending didn't hire as many new workers in March as economists expected. Changes in the all-important IT sector were much less pronounced than in other industries, though. While the unemployment rate decreased it did so for the wrong reasons, with an increase of …
Not good news for anyone
The important point is that 500,000 people dropped out of the workforce in March according to the government statistics. That is what lowered the unemployment rate not people actually getting real jobs. The U.S. economy is a long ways from being in recovery but the Feds are trying to talk people into believing that there is an economic recovery. Reality says differently.
..from the very first line.
Please explain what, if any, effects the sequester has on the economy?
And, if that were the case, why would employers hire so many in February if they were worried? Sequester began last month, everyone saw this coming. - the Obama admin predicted death and destruction - and had to do the backstroke when it didn't.
I call bullshit
Everything in fine in DC
While everyone in DC politics is living high on the hog, a lot of people who's very survival has been in real jeopardy with the budget cuts that have resulted as a result of the insane sequester, aka treason, by the U.S. federal government against the people of the U.S. Obama is just another lying, scumbag politician.
it gets even better
There was a colum in the AJC that referred to a report by the BLS (I think) that said the number of working-age Americans either working or looking for work fell to 63% in March....Does this mean that the U.S.'s actual unemployment rate is greater than 27%
I don't know why I think we're going to escape...
Keynesianism dead, festering even with bought cretins columning in the NYT and The Indy
"There He Goes Again" - Hunter Lewis - Wednesday, December 12th, 2012
We now have the announcement that Ben Bernanke's Fed will buy $45 billion a month in treasuries, QE4, until unemployment reaches 6.5% or his version of inflation exceeds 2.5%. What a surprise!
Last September, when Bernanke announced the third phase of the government's program of borrowing from itself by creating new money and using it to buy government bonds, I wrote:
"Bernanke says that the new announced round of money printing (QE3 plus more Twist) is intended to reduce unemployment. Does he believe that? It is possible that Bernanke really drinks his own Cool Aid, but I doubt it. Does he think that stock market gains will boost confidence and somehow help employment indirectly? Perhaps. He has in the past claimed credit for spiking the stock market, although he must know that the empirical evidence does not show a link to employment gains."...
"Helicopter Ben Runs Out of Ideas for Creating Money" - Joseph Salerno - Tuesday, January 15th, 2013
Ben Bernanke's confided yesterday that he is unaware of any new method of stimulating economic growth. Spoke Bernanke: "As far as I'm aware, there's no completely new method that we haven't [already tapped]." So Helicopter Ben has run out of innovative and unconventional ways to create new money. Lest you be tempted to breathe a bit easier, however, rest assured that the now conventional method of quantitative easing, involving the Fed's monthly purchase of $85 billion worth of mortgage-backed and U.S. government securities, seems to be working just fine according to Bernanke and he foresees its continuation. Noting the stubbornly high unemployment rate combined with the low inflation rate in the U.S. economy, Bernanke stated, "That is the case for being aggressive, which we are trying to do." Although he is "cautiously optimistic," he does promise to closely monitor the risks, efficacy, costs and benefits of this inflationary policy.
It's going swimmingly. Mussolini-admirer Roosevelt keynesianed ahead at full steam for 8 years before starting to ask himself the question whether the problem might be sitting in the Presidential Chair. We are nearly there.
And finally, "The Great Deformation" is out in hardback. Might be a good read.
(...) Accordingly, the central banking branch of the state remains hostage to Wall Street speculators who threaten a hissy fit sell-off unless they are juiced again and again. Monetary policy has thus become an engine of reverse Robin Hood redistribution; it flails about implementing quasi-Keynesian demand–pumping theories that punish Main Street savers, workers, and businessmen while creating endless opportunities, as shown below, for speculative gain in the Wall Street casino.
At the same time, Keynesian economists of both parties urged prompt fiscal action, and the elected politicians obligingly piled on with budget-busting tax cuts and spending initiatives. The United States thus became fiscally ungovernable. Washington has been afraid to disturb a purported economic recovery that is not real or sustainable, and therefore has continued to borrow and spend to keep the macroeconomic "prints" inching upward. In the long run this will bury the nation in debt, but in the near term it has been sufficient to keep the stock averages rising and the harvest of speculative winnings flowing to the top 1 percent.
The breakdown of sound money has now finally generated a cruel endgame. The fiscal and central banking branches of the state have endlessly bludgeoned the free market, eviscerating its capacity to generate wealth and growth. This growing economic failure, in turn, generates political demands for state action to stimulate recovery and jobs.
Not just the sequester
I live in the DC metropolitan area and work for a contractor on a gubmint contract. Yes, they sharpened the pencils for the last recompete, but everybody is still employed. My roomie works directly for the feds. Roomie has been told implementation has been at least delayed. Another friend who stops by every week also hasn't heard how it is going to be implemented. The friend, working again for a contractor, is planning to use vacation to cover any sequestered days to maintain paycheck. They have both cut back on charitable donations. The friend has cut back on his online DVD purchases.
What is kicking in are Obamacare and the payroll tax increases. And maybe some people stepping away from the government sponsored economic hallucinogens.
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14 May 2012 – Felipe Massa is adamant that he committed no crime and therefore deserved no punishment in the Spanish Grand Prix. On Lap 28, both himself and Sebastian Vettel were handed drive-through penalties for the infringement of ignoring yellow flags.
"Honestly, I don't think I did anything wrong and I believe it is better to look into the detail of what happened, because I was in the middle of a group of cars and I definitely did not try to overtake anyone," explained the obstinate Ferrari driver.
"It's a real shame because, up until then, the race was going well for me and a place in the top ten was comfortably within my reach. I was in the group with the Red Bulls and the McLarens and I could match their pace. I had a good opening lap when I managed to make up a lot of places."
Adding that he was pleased team-mate Fernando Alonso was able to challenge for victory and that he too is happy about the team's improvements, the Paulista comes away from the event with no points after finishing in 15th position.


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KILLEEN (October 5, 2012)—A late-night shooting in a Killeen neighborhood left one soldier dead and a second soldier injured.
A local resident who was taken into custody at the scene of the shooting was later released pending further investigation, police said Friday evening.
Police identified the dead man as Jamie Lee Schnider, 22.
The other victim, a 21-year-old soldier, who was shot in the upper torso, was taken first to Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center, and then was flown to Scott & White Hospital in Temple.
His name wasn't immediately released, but police said he was in stable condition Friday.
The shooting evidently resulted from what started as an argument that started after three men confronted a resident at a home at 3601 Holbert Dr. in Killeen.
The argument turned physical when one of the men attacked the resident, police said, and shots were fired.
The shooting was reported just before 11 p.m.
Schnider was pronounced dead just after 11:35 p.m.
An autopsy was ordered.
Officers took the resident of the home into custody, but he was later released.
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The World Climbing Championship with Jaime Quintana
On September 12th through the 16th the World Climbing Championships took place in Paris, France. Over 500 athletes representing 60 countries entered the competition. Jaime Quintana, a Mission Cliffs climber for the past 3 years, headed out to France to represent his home country of Peru in the comp. Quintana works as an IFMGA (International Federation of Mountain Guides Associations) and AMGA (American Mountain Guides Associations) guide leading climbing expeditions in the Cordillera Blanca and Cordillera Huayhuash in Peru during the summer.
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Stephen had been in the corporate world for 15 years and in August 2008 turned down a promotion that would have meant more money but also more stress, longer hours and less time with his young family. He had been talking about moving to France to make wine for some time and this was the moment he'd been waiting for to put the plan into action.
A year later in August 2009 (having quit his job and sold the house), the Cronks left the leafy suburbs of south-west London with their possessions packed up on the back of a truck and, with barely a word of French between them, headed south to a small village called Cotignac, in the heart of Provence.
Stephen then set up a small wine business with the principle objective of making a Provence rosé that would become regarded as one of the best from the region. In order to achieve this aim, he put together a highly experienced winemaking team (French and British) and Mirabeau is now being sold in 6 countries and has already earned acclaim from some of the world's toughest wine journalists.
The family
Making a dramatic career change with a wife and three children requires a little planning and a lot of support.
Stephen originally joined the wine business straight after university and spent 8 years working for London based importers before setting up his own wine and coffee business which he sold when he was 30. He then spent 15 years in the intercontinental telecoms cable-laying business but always maintained a love for wine and a dream that one day he would make his own.
Jeany, Stephen's German wife, needed a little persuasion that this change in career (and selling the family house, taking the children out of their schools and away from their friends) was a good idea. In the end Jeany took the view that this would be a good move for the family and that Stephen needed to follow his dream of making wine, or he might just become unbearable to live with.
Three years later, the children speak fluent French (and reasonable German), have made lots of new friends and kept their old ones. Jeany is working on the look and feel of the Mirabeau brand, as well as an interior design project for friends, and is busy raising money for the two village schools as President of the parents' committee.
The winemaking team
Making a Provençal Rosé that stands out from the crowd requires an outstanding winemaking team and we are lucky enough to have heaps of talent and experience in that department (in fact we have approaching 70 years of combined winemaking experience).
Jo Ahearne MW trained as a winemaker at Charles Sturt University, Australia and later qualified as a Master of Wine. She combines a sharp palate with a great sense for the potential in a wine. Her experience as winemaker for Marks & Spencer Plc. and later as the wine buyer for Harrods means she also knows what the discerning consumer demands from a good bottle of wine.
Bruno Siviragol comes from a winemaking family and it was his grandfather who inspired him to work in the vineyards and to make wine. Bruno has been making wine in Provence for over 30 years and we are incredibly grateful for his experience and skills in helping to make Mirabeau a top quality wine.
Laurence Berlemont was born and bred in this region. She is a native of Aix-en-Provence and after spending some time working in Champagne and in the cellars of Lafite-Rothschild, she returned to work in Provence. Laurence is a highly regarded viticultural and œnological consultant and advises some of the top properties in the region.
The rest of the team
Virginie Le Floch (Ninie) brings a cool Parisienne touch to the team, having moved from the capital to Provence with her family in 2005. Ninie plays many different roles at Mirabeau and working with the Cronk family on their "projet fou" allows her to combine her international business experience with her love of Provence and (conveniently) with one of her favourite local products too, Provence rosé.
Alan Green, of Dare to Think, has been holding the IT-side of Mirabeau together since the very beginning. As well as being a terrific website designer, he is always on standby to answer tech questions, install the latest social media apps and generally advise on all aspects of technology and design. Yet I'm pretty convinced he rolls his eyeballs every time we call him.


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Like many wine lovers, I enjoy exploring the wine regions of the world from the comfort of my own kitchen table. Night after night I open a bottle or two and experience little bits and pieces of the world -- snapshots of places and times captured in flavors and colors and aromas. Some of these explorations don't offer much return on the investment. There's a lot of wine out there, and much of it is below ordinary in quality, especially from wine regions that often carry labels such as "up and coming." I take extra care and effort to try wines from such regions because every once in a while I get the pleasure of experiencing a wine that hits my palate like a ton of bricks and demonstrates definitively the potential of a region to do great things.
I had to search for a while, for instance, before I found such a Malbec from Argentina. I stumbled around some good wines before I found greatness in eastern Washington state. I've had glimmers of greatness from the North Fork of Long Island in New York, but I've only just now had a wine that proves to my palate unequivocally that Long Island can make some kick-ass wine.
I did not discover this wine, or its producer Raphael Winery, on my own. Quite the contrary, I'd still have no idea that they existed had my friend Lenn not brought this very bottle with him on a trip to California a couple of years ago. He handed it to me with a glimmer in his eye that told me I should tuck it away in my cellar for a little while, and open it with the proper reverence.
And that's just what I did last night at dinner with some friends, and we all got a chance to experience what a perfect harvest on the North Fork of Long Island has the potential to taste like.
Raphael Winery was started in 1996 by John Petrocelli, and has rapidly become one of the regions top producers. Named after Petrocelli's father, Raphael was founded to produce wines in the style of the greatest houses of Bordeaux, and if this wine is any indication, they are well on their way. Winemaking (as well as general operation)is overseen by Richard Olsen-Harbich, who works very closely with vineyard manager Stephen Mudd, who just like his last name suggests, enjoys getting his hands dirty whenever possible. Additional advice on winemaking is also provided by enologist Paul Pontallier, who, when he's not tasting through blends with Olsen-Harbich and Mudd, spends his time being the managing director of Chateau Margaux on Bordeaux's Left Bank.
The Raphael estate sits only 2000 feet from the water of Peconic bay, and slopes gently up across a plain of fine soil deposited by glaciers that covered the region millions of years ago. On this silty, loamy soil, the estate has a bit more than fifty acres under vine, with the majority of it planted to Merlot, the grape that seems to thrive best in these soils typical of the North Fork. Mudd and his vineyard crew work the vines meticulously, and only by hand. There are workers in the vineyards year-round, pruning, leaf-pulling, training, and weeding. The winery also significantly reduces yields (by about 50% at times) by dropping fruit in an attempt to make sure every remaining cluster ripens to its fullest (sometimes a challenge amidst the region's chill).
The 2001 vintage on Long Island was one of the most perfect that anyone can remember for at least three decades. The fall was long, warm, and sunny, and not a drop of rain fell between September 1st and the harvest, which at Raphael took place on November 6th. The winery hand-harvested a mere 4 tons from its two acres of Cabernet Sauvignon, but all of it was perfect fruit.
I don't know the particular details of its making, other than it was aged (for at least 18 months, I would guess) in 100% French Oak (of which a large percentage was probably new) and then blended with 5% Merlot before bottling. Four tons of fruit yield only about two barrels of wine. Only 50 cases of this wine were made.
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Medium to dark ruby in the glass, this wine has a beautifully elegant nose of classic wet slate with some steely undertones that have been dusted with sawdust and cherry fruit. In the mouth it is gorgeously balanced with a purity of mineral and earth that yields at the edges to cherry and some leather flavors, but remains a stony monolith through the expansive finish. In a blind tasting, you'd never guess this elegant aristocrat was from the new world. Fantastic.
Food Pairing:
We drank this last night with dry-rubbed, thick-cut rib-eye steaks off the grill. I'd be hard pressed to find a better match.
Overall Score: 9/9.5
How Much?: $40
This wine is generally just impossible to find in this vintage. More recent vintages may be available online.
I am excited to hear about this wine. I have been trying to find a benchmark example from the North Fork for years...and Caberent Sauvignon no less.
They must have performed some intense triage here because 4 tons yields about 200 cases or eight barrels.
I wonder if subsequent vintages have had the same success. I think that several of the last five have been plagued with late season rain, hurricane activity.
I am surpised that there hasn't been more focus on Alsace varieties and Franc in LI. The climate might be more forgiving for the norhtern species. Zweigelt anyone.
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At the Preconstruction Meeting you will have the opportunity to sit down with your Construction Coordinator and Sales Manager to review your new home. This meeting will give you an opportunity to ask your Construction Coordinator and Sales Manager specific questions relating to the actual construction of your new home. Your Construction Coordinator will review every aspect of your home from the placement on the home site to a review of your interior selections. Your Construction Coordinator will also be able to set expectations with you regarding the construction process and timeline specific to your new Lombardo Home.
At this time your new Lombardo Home will transform from a vacant piece of land to a construction site. During this process you will notice your basement is excavated, your foundation footings and walls are poured, a waterproofing membrane is sprayed on the outside of your basement walls.
During this process, the first of several Quality In-line Inspections will be conducted by your Construction Coordinator. During the Foundation In-Line Inspection your Construction Coordinator will check your foundation walls for several key areas.
Rough Framing
At the Rough Framing stage your dreams will begin to take shape. You will now begin to see your dream home right before your eyes. The structural steel, lumber, floor system, and engineered roof trusses will be delivered to your home and one of Lombardo Homes highly skilled trade partner carpentry crews will begin to assemble your home. The carpentry process will begin by setting the structural steel on the foundation to support the house. After this is done, your floor system will be installed, followed by the first floor sheathing, first floor walls, second floor i-joists, second floor walls, roof trusses, roof sheathing, and then a day or two to wrap everything up.
Upon completion of rough framing and prior to the installation of your mechanicals, your Construction Coordinator will complete the Frame In-Line Inspection, during this time he will confirm that your home is constructed with the specific options that you have selected as well as confirming the quality of the construction of your home. The Construction Coordinator will also inspect several key areas of the framing of your home such as room dimensions, window dimensions, elevations, bearing points.
Rough Mechanicals
Now that your home is constructed, its time to install the contents of your home. Over the next several days you will see your home transform from an empty shell to something very special. This is when everything that is going to be covered up with insulation and drywall is installed. While on the outside you may see the installation of your windows and roof shingles, inside is where all activity is going on. First your rough plumbing will be installed including your tubs and showers. You will also see all of your water supply lines and drains ran in your walls and ceilings. Once the plumbing is complete, the heating and cooling contractor will be in to install all of the ductwork necessary to move fresh air in and old air out of each room in your house. After the heating and cooling contractor is complete you will notice all of the electrical wires, switch boxes, light openings, and phone/cable locations installed in your new home.
Once all of your rough mechanicals are installed several inspections will be conducted by the local building department to ensure that the mechanical components along with the construction of your home comply with any and all municipal building codes.
Upon the approval of all necessary inspections, your Construction Coordinator will complete a Rough Mechanical In-Line Inspection to verify that all of components of the mechanical system are installed to Lombardo Homes specifications as well as confirm that those items specific to your home are installed prior to the installation of Insulation and Drywall.
You will be contacted near this point of construction to meet your Construction Coordinator at your new home for the Pre Drywall Orientation Meeting. During this meeting you will walk your new home to inspect the inner workings, view the quality of the products installed, verify the optional features selected and review the expectations and normal happenings for the remaining construction schedule.
Insulation & Drywall
Now that you have had an opportunity to review the status of your home and all required inspections have been conducted, you will see your new home come to life. The first thing to happen is the insulation will be installed in your exterior walls and in your attic. Once we have insulated the home properly you will see several days of drywall installation take place. First the drywall will be hung on the walls and ceilings of your home. Typically this is a two day process. After the drywall is installed, there will be several days of taping and finishing the drywall.
On or around the time that the drywall work has begun in your new home, you will also see the exterior begin to take life. The exterior features such as brick and siding will be installed.
During this phase of construction your Construction Coordinator will be confirming the quality of the drywall installation as well as the exterior features of your new Lombardo Home.
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Now that the drywall is complete, things begin moving very quickly. Almost everyday there will be something new going on in your home. First the interior trim consisting of your interior doors, base moldings, and cabinets will be installed. The next step will be paint. But just before paint your Construction Coordinator will conduct another In-Line Inspection. During the Trim/Spot In-Line your Construction Coordinator will confirm the quality of the interior trim and drywall prior to painting the interior of your home.
During this phase of construction you will also see the remaining items on the exterior of your home take shape like the driveway, sidewalks, porch posts, garage doors, and exterior painting. Because your home is being built in an ever changing climate, these items may be completed at different stages of construction depending on the weather and time of year.
Once we have ensured that the trim and drywall are ready for paint, all the fun will begin on the interior of your home. The interior of your home will be painted, flooring will be installed, and countertops will go in. Once this is all done, your final mechanicals will be installed. This will consist of your plumbing fixtures, light fixtures, plugs & switches, and floor registers.
As soon as your interior finishes are in, your house will be cleaned, carpet will be installed and your Construction Coordinator will conduct one more Quality In-Line inspection from your Construction Coordinator. At the Completed Home In-Line Inspection, your Construction Coordinator will ensure the home is ready for the new homeowner to move in.
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Photos and Description of this 1 bedroom holiday apartment in Magaluf - Le Dauphin
Holiday apartment with spectacular sea views & direct beach access!
Spanish-owned seafront apartment with the most STUNNING SEA VIEWS ! Exceptionally beautiful panoramic views over Palma Bay and Magalluf beach from the terrace. Ideal for a romantic get-away or a family break.
You´ll have everything you need for a comfortable and well-earned holiday, or just a short break from the everyday routine.
Fully equiped kitchen, bathroom and bedroom, but the best of it all is the southside terrace on which you can enjoy your breakfast watching the sunrise or a have dinner in the sunset. You have your own sunbeds and parasol by the pool, where both adults and children enjoy a lot of space in a relaxed international atmosphere.
From the pool area you have direct access to the wonderful BEACH and PASEO MARITIMO, connecting Magalluf & Palma Nova with 2km peaceful walking promenade for just strolling around.
At night-time you can enjoy the nightlife in Magalluf or a gourmet dinner or a nice cocktail in one of the great restaurants and terraces in Palma Nova.
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If you like to explore, holidays in Majorca are right up your street. Palma, the island's capital, offers a wealth of sights to be discovered. Check out some of the museums. Walk round the old cathedrals and castles. Or just kick back by the harbourside.
Moving away from sightseeing, there's still plenty to see and do on your holidays. Eating out is one of the great joys of a Majorcan holiday. Local fare includes the Balearic's ubiquitous tapas and all manner of seafood. Palma has a great selection of restaurants serving a wide choice of cuisine, ranging from authentic local dishes to a whole host of international flavours. Elsewhere on the island, Magalluf and Palma Nova have an abundance of restaurants, cafes and takeaways serving typical British fare, plus Italian, Swedish, Spanish, Chinese and Indian options to name but a few.
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