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This award-winning, family run farmhouse is surrounded by trees under the Slieve Mish Mountain. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi, power showers, and full Irish breakfasts. Light and freshly furnished, each spacious room at Tom and Eileen's Farmhouse B&B enjoys an en suite bathroom with free toiletries. Some have mountain or garden views, and you can relax with o...
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Excellent 9.6
All good Great breakfast Rooms were beautiful
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The Keanes of Curraheen is a small homely inn near Tralee on the west coast of Ireland. The inn is just off the main Tralee-Dingle road, only 10 minutes from Tralee Town Centre. Enjoying a beautiful panorama of Tralee Bay, the Keanes of Curraheen Inn is owned and run by the Keane family. The Inn has earned 3-star for the high standard of its guest lodging as...
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Situated within 7 minutes' walk of Killarney town centre, Fuchsia House Guesthouse offers free on-site parking, a secluded rear garden and a patio & terrace area. Free Wi-Fi is provided in each room at Fuchsia House, as well as a king-size bed, power shower & bath and a flat-screen TV. A traditional Irish breakfast is served in the dining room and conserva...
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With a stay at Fels Point Hotel in Tralee, you'll be minutes from Tralee Town Park and close to Kerry County Museum. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of St. John's Parish and National Folk Theatre. Make yourself at home in one of the 165 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and h...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 488 reviews
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Searching for bed and breakfast accommodation in Castlemaine? Take a closer look at Murphy's Farmhouse! This 3-star Castlemaine bed & breakfast offers a garden. Staff can provide tour/ticket assistance. Free Wi-Fi is provided so you can check your in-box whenever you like
Overall Rating - Excellent - 138 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Warm and accessible staff, beautiful location, charming atmosphere.
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Set within 100 acres of countryside, the family run Kilburn House B&B boasts free Wi-Fi and views of the Slieve Mish Mountains. This 300 year old country house is situated 20 minutes' drive from Killarney. The individually decorated rooms at the rustic Kilburn House offer stunning views of the surrounding woodlands and mountains, along with wooden floors an...
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Good 8.0
Location is fabulous.
Room was a bit small for a triple. Breakfast was not included in room rate.
Excellent 9.0
Nice cozy feel, big rooms, clean. Right on the Ring of Kerry
Wifi didn't work, but we didn't need it.Great little place. Clean, comfortable. Nice owners. Located on the northwest end of the Ring of Kerry.
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This family-run guest house offers free Wi-Fi and free parking just 10 minutes' walk from Kilarney Town Centre. The bus and rail stations are only 1 km away, and Kerry Airport can be reached in 15 minutes' by car. Each morning, guests at Ros Villa Guest House can enjoy a full cooked Irish breakfast, along with lighter continental options. The house also has...
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Situated just 5 km from the town of Killarney, the Lios Na Manach Farmhouse boasts free Wi-Fi and free private parking. This rural family-run house offers a range of home cooked daily meals. The spacious rooms feature a TV and an en suite bathroom with complimentary toiletries. Hairdryers and ironing supplies are available upon request. Guests can also mak...
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Excellent 10.0
My fiancée and I loved this place! The owner (Brigid) was very personable and we felt as if we could have talked to her for days. I enjoyed how quiet the hotel was due to the location (10-15 minute drive from Killarney). Breakfast was very tasty.
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With a stay at Hotel Ard Na Sidhe in Killorglin (Ring of Kerry), you'll be convenient to Caragh Lake. This 4-star hotel is within the vicinity of Drooks Golf Club and Kerry Bog Village Museum. Make yourself at home in one of the 18 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries a...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 73 reviews
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With a stay at Killarney Court Hotel in Killarney, you'll be convenient to Fitzgerald Stadium and St. Mary's Cathedral. This spa hotel is within close proximity of Killarney Cathedral and Killarney Riding Stables. Make yourself at home in one of the 120 individually decorated guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable p...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1108 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The location was excellent. Killarney was a short distance from the hotel. The staff was extremely accommodating. The room was spacious and quaint.The hotel was lovely. We had dinner at the hotel, and while the meal was fine, we were overcharged (which we didn't recognize until later), I don't think we would dine there again. It was also a little inconvenient to have to ask the front desk for the Internet login and password each day.
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Located in Tralee, Ballyroe Heights Hotel is in a rural location and close to The Kerries Golf Club and Ardfert Cathedral. This hotel is within close proximity of National Folk Theatre and Blennerville Windmill. Stay in one of 69 guestrooms featuring LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is ava...
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Located in Killarney, Darby O'Gill's Country House Hotel is close to Coolwood Wildlife Park and INEC Killarney. This hotel is within close proximity of Fitzgerald Stadium and Killarney Race Course. Make yourself at home in one of the 43 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is availa...
Overall Rating - Good - 99 reviews
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Centrally located in Killarney, Killarney Royal Hotel is minutes from Killarney Cathedral and Fitzgerald Stadium. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Killegy Church and St. Mary's Cathedral. Make yourself at home in one of the 29 air-conditioned rooms featuring plasma televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cab...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 146 reviews
Excellent 9.0
The location is outstanding. The hotel is a five minute walk from the train station in the heart of the downtown area.
The door required a key which had an extremely large key chain.The Royal is a charming hotel. The room was lovely with a comfortable bed and large bathroom. The location was outstanding!! It's located next to wonderful restaurants, pubs and stores. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Killarney.
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Offering stunning views of the Killarney Mountains, Douglasha House has colourful rooms with free Wi-Fi. The guesthouse offers traditional Irish breakfasts and a children's playground. Rooms at Douglasha feature TVs, radios and fridges. They also include ironing equipment and tea/coffee-making facilities. Guests also have access to a mini-kitchen and kitche...
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Excellent 10.0
The owner was so pleasant and helpful. The breakfast provided with the room was also wonderful.
Excellent 10.0
Joan, the owner of this B&B, is WONDERFUL. She is the best hostess we met in Ireland, and she's thought of everything. She is also a great cook! She goes above and beyond to make each guest's stay wonderful.
The only item that might be concerning to future travelers was that the hot water does not last very long. If you're traveling with more than one person, it seems best to take showers at different times of day, or one will end up taking a cold shower.I had a wonderful time here, thanks to Joan and her staff, and Killarney is lovely--a must-see for all travelers!


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By Michael Gioia
08 May 2013
Directed by musical theatre composer and producer Ryan Scott Oliver (35mm, Jasper in Deadland, Mrs. Sharp, Darling) and Rebeca Rad, the evening features performances from Anna Grace Barlow, Will Bellamy, Natalie Braha, Marcus Brown, Ethan Carlson, Christopher Cherry, Spencer Clark, Jenifer Dillow, Michael Egan, Ian Fairlee, Hannah Grace Forsley, William Goldstein, Sarah Hamaty, Cory Jeacoma, Courtney Kofoed, Aury Krebs, Adam J. Levy, Mary Claire Miskell, Paige Mobley, Jamen Nanthakumar, Marissa O'Donnell, Bethany Perkins, Lexi Rabadi, Adam Salazar, Alexander Sanders, Saidu Sinlah, Sarah Stipe, Cassidy Stoner, Kennebrew Taylor and Liana Wright-Mark.
Show times are 9:30 PM and 11:30 PM.
Hatched: Fresh Work, Freshman, produced by Oliver and Victor Legrá, features assistant music direction by Addison O'Donnell. Coleman Annison is the production stage manager, and Ragan Pharris is assistant stage manager.
The evening is described as "a show for those who crave a night of innovative and off-beat musical theater with no shortage of drinks and a lively crowd." Hatched includes songs from new musicals such as My Name is Annie King, Confirmed, Oasis and more — all written, performed and directed by Pace University students.
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Delmon Young, as you know, was left off the Tigers' initial ALCS roster due to a minor oblique injury. And then Young, as you know, was re-added to the Tigers' roster to replace the injured Magglio Ordonez. Young even started Monday's Game 2 in Texas.
But Young did not look good - even for him - and while he got himself into Jim Leyland's original starting lineup for Game 3, he's been scratched. The injury is still bothering him, and he's too sore to play.
Leyland doesn't know about Young's availability going forward, and it wouldn't be a surprise to find out that Young aggravated the injury by playing. But that's me trying to pass off speculation as insight. It might have happened, or it might not have happened!
Young will be replaced in Game 3 by Andy Dirks, and truth be told, this might actually make the Tigers better. It's bad that Young is hurt, obviously, but Dirks is the superior defensive outfielder, and his bat isn't a bad bet. Especially on Tuesday, given that Dirks swings from the left side, and Rangers starter Colby Lewis is a righty. Dirks probably should've been in the lineup from the beginning.
No word yet on whether Dirks will simply slide into Young's place Tuesday or whether Leyland will shuffle the whole lineup, but we'll let you know when we know.
The new lineup:
Austin Jackson, CF
Ramon Santiago#, 2B
Miguel Cabrera, 1B
Victor Martinez#, DH
Don Kelly*, 3B
Jhonny Peralta, SS
Alex Avila*, C
Ryan Raburn, LF
Andy Dirks*, RF


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By Keith Kappes - Publisher
Jan. 9, 2013 —
To go or not to go.
That was the dilemma I faced as a high school senior while trying to decide if college was right for me.
My older brother chose to go into the Navy rather than college. Our folks were proud of him but I sensed some disappointment about college.
My favorite teacher in high school kept telling me that the time would come that the best paying, most secure jobs would go only to those with college degrees.
I'm not sure I believed him at the time but he turned out to be a prophet.
He told me that going to college had changed his life forever. His statement kept running through
my mind.
Less than two weeks before the fall term began, I reluctantly applied to what is now a community and technical college.
My elderly, widowed grandmother offered me free room and board at her home and my mother agreed to co-sign a private bank loan for tuition and books for the first year.
I held a few temporary jobs before getting on as a part-time newspaper reporter. Being young and dumb at the time, I partied too much and used up my college money.
I asked my grandmother, who had an eighth grade education, if I could continue to live with her while I worked to save money to go back to school.
She was obviously disappointed but said I could stay on.
The next morning I picked up the phone and heard my grandmother in conversation with one of her sons. Neither knew I was on the line.
She asked him how, at her age, she could get a $5,000 loan on her home which was debt free.
My uncle, who managed her finances, asked why she needed that much money. I almost dropped the phone when she responded:
"Keith needs help with his tuition and I don't want him to drop out. He might never go back."
I was too choked up to speak when she walked into my bedroom and sat down on my bed. She started to tell me about the money.
Through my tears, I hugged her tightly and told her that I loved her but that I didn't need her money.
I made a solemn promise to her that day that I would continue to work and finish college, regardless of how long it might take.
Eight years later, when I finally graduated with a four-year degree, she was the proudest person there.


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"Recent discoveries in neuroscience confirm that the brain beyond age sixty, if it's fed a diet of complexity, newness and problem solving, can continuously develop throughout life. Whether writing short stories, learning to play music, or painting landscapes, the brain and psyche benefit. Ironically, lifestyle and natural changes in brain and hormonal functioning beyond age sixty actually facilitate mastery of the fine arts in ways that elude younger people," according to Dr. Toder.
Toder delves into the latest brain science findings in everyday terms while also opening a window into the lives of more than twenty late-blooming artists who first took up the violin, memoir writing, or other artistic pursuits after they turned sixty. While some were motivated by curiosity, others desired to realize a previously unmet dream.
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John Benjamins Publishing announces a new book series:
Topics in Humor Research
Editor: Ephraim Nissan, University of London
Associate Editors:
Delia Chiaro, Università di Bologna
Marta Dynel, University of Lódz
Giselinde Kuipers, University of Amsterdam
Elda Weizman, Bar-Ilan University
International Advisory Board:
Salvatore Attardo, Texas A&M University, Commerce
Wallace Chafe, University of California, Santa Barbara
Christie Davies, University of Reading
Giovannantonio Forabosco, Ravenna, Italy
Raymond W. Gibbs, Jr., University of California, Santa Cruz
Nicholas A. Kuiper, The University of Western Ontario
Jessica Milner Davies, University of New South Wales
John Morreal, College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, VA
Alleen Pace Nilsen, Arizona State University
Don L.F. Nilsen, Arizona State University
Walter D. Redfern, University of Reading
Willibald Ruch, University of Zürich
Pierre Schoentjes, Ghent University
Limor Shifman, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem
Oliviero Stock, IRST, Trento
Judith Stora-Sandor, Paris, France
Ghil'ad Zuckermann, The University of Adelaide
This series aims to publish high-quality research on a broad range of
topics in humor studies, including irony and laughter. Topics include,
but are not limited to, pragmatics, the sociology of humor, the
psychology of humor, translation studies, literary studies, and studies
of visual humor combining word and image. Since humor research
encompasses a variety of disciplines, we welcome theoretical and
methodological approaches from any of these disciplines, thereby
including the humanities, as well as the social and cognitive sciences.
Examples include, among others, philosophy, anthropology, cultural
studies, linguistics, media and communication studies, psychology,
neuroscience, and computer science. Mutual intelligibility of studies
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Thank you Chicago for your incredible support!!! This town always makes me feel like I can do anything because of the love and support I feel. I also appreciate how much Chicago supports it's local artists. It truly is a one of a kind city. We had an AMAZING ten weeks performing, and entertaining thousands of audience members both young and old. I feel truly proud of this show, the cast, crew and production team. My dream is that we find a home for this production so that it can continue to inspire young children, introduce them to the theatre and the magic it can create, and the productions ability to make the older generation feel like a kid again. It was such a pleasure meeting you all each night in the lobby after the show, and hearing your very generous compliments. It really helped me realize every night, just why we do this, and how blessed I am to have these opportunities. I also have a few new projects in the works that I am excited to share with you very soon. You can subscribe to this page via the "subscribe to the Hephaestus blog" button on the left. That way you can keep track of what we are up to next.
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The late night quiet of Indian Field Road in Cos Cob was pierced by the sounds of gunshots Monday in what investigators say is a gang-related shooting with ties to Stamford and two murders there.
"It was bing, bing, bing, bing. There were four shots. It was pretty terrifying," said Lyn Brignoli, who lives at the corner of Indian Field Road and Osceola Place, where the shooting took place after 10:30 p.m. Oct. 22. "I was watching the aftermath of the debates … the cat jumped out its skin. I turned off the TV and closed the curtains," said Brignoli who's lived for 40 years in the neighborhood that is bordered by the private Milbrook Club.
The two intended targets were not injured, and according to Greenwich Police Chief James Heavey, they "were specifically targeted by the suspects … this was not a random crime. "
Heavey said that Greenwich investigators are working with other law enforcement agencies in the area.
Stamford police said they are working with Greenwich police and believe the shooting to be related to recent violence in the Lawn Avenue and Custer Street area of Stamford, that has left two Stamford men dead. Police believe the victims in the Cos Cob shooting were targeted as a direct result of the July violence, said Stamford Police Lt. Diedrich Hohn.
Darius Jones was killed in a July 7 incident that left three others injured by gunshots on Stamford's East Side. in Stamford and his body dumped near Norwalk Hospital.
Until Monday night, the rivalry between the gangs appeared to have simmered down because of an increased police presence in the Stamford neighborhood, Hohn said.
The intended targets of the Monday incident are Stamford residents living on Lawn Avenue, Hohn said.
Brignoli said her neighborhood was swarming with police and fire personnel throughout the night including the Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Department's Fire Patrol which provided lighting of the crime scene for investigators.
Several officers remained at the scene until nearly 11:30 a.m. Tuesday picking through lawns and falling leaves in search of evidence. The intersection of Indian Field and Osceola was closed to traffic for a time.
Recalling the terror of the previous night, Brignoli said, "I know what a transformer explosion sounds like and trucks backfiring … It's the first time I was really frightened in this house. It's scary that it was so close."
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The Greenwich Police Department is investigating a shooting incident involving two vehicles which occurred late Monday, on Indian Field Road in the vicinity of Osceola Place in the Cos Cob section of Greenwich.
This is the statement released at 10 a.m. Tuesday by Greenwich Police Chief James Heavey:
"Preliminary Investigation has determined that the victims, who are NOT
Greenwich residents, were specifically targeted by the suspects and that
this was NOT a random crime. The victims were not injured as a result of
the shooting at their vehicle.
"Numerous members of the Patrol Division, Detective Division, and Forensics
Section were involved in investigating this incident, interviewing the victims, and collecting evidence. The Greenwich Police Department is also collaborating with several other CT Police agencies in determining a possible nexus of this crime to other area shootings.
"Nothing further will be released at this time; as more information becomes
available, the GPD Public Information Officer will release additional information.
"There may be intermittent road closures on Indian Field Road between 10AM
and 11AM while the investigation continues."
*Greenwich Patch will update with details as they become available.


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If taking advantage of coked-up Vegas odds makers who have yet to properly flesh out there understanding of Mixed Martial Arts is on your New Years resolution list then UFC 125 will provide ample opportunity for you to start 2011 off right. This Saturday night's UFC 125, though not exactly packed with star power, provides a host of very interesting match ups. Not terribly significant events (the lightweight title aside), but close and intriguing contests. The great thing about cards like this is that they feature bouts that hard core fans can really appreciate, but that tend to somewhat baffle the Nevada gaming experts. This creates the opportunity for fans/small time gambling addicts like myself to crank the excitement level up even further by laying a few well-placed sheckles down on the correct side of slightly skewed lines created by guys who are distracted by the task of creating proposition bets for Lebron James' next press conference. So, before the remaining sand drains from the hourglass of this year, lets prepare to do some wise gambling.
Starting out at the top of the food chain we have a match-up that would be a lot more interesting if it hadn't already been played out a few years ago. Back at UFC Fight Night 13, these two locked horns for three rounds and Maynard came away with a unanimous decision victory. I don't see it going much differently on Saturday. Though the first fight was over two years ago, Edgar has not changed significantly as a fighter since that time. This is not a knock against Edgar, its just that he came into the UFC so fully-formed that there was less room for him to grow since we became aware of him. He's always had great boxing and great wrestling. He had great boxing and great wrestling the first time he fought Maynard. Has he improved since then? Sure, but not enough to re-write the history that was their first meeting.
In fact, I believe it is Maynard who has improved the most since the first match-up, developing some very savvy boxing of his own (including some of the best footwork in MMA) to compliment his already awesome wrestling. Edgar's problem in this fight is that he is going up against a guy with a very similar skill set, who has a significant size advantage and knows how to use it. This fight will look very similar to the first (plus 2 rounds), with Maynard controlling Edgar with his wrestling and size en route to a decision victory. Edgar, one of the most talented fighters on the planet, will then likely consider a smart move down to the UFC's newly introduced Featherweight division. Edgar has always been an undersized Lightweight (though a very successful one) and his potential at 145 lbs. is something that deserves to be witnessed. Come Saturday, Maynard is going to give him a reason to do just that.
THE BET: Maynard (-145), via unanimous decision
Years ago, this fight might have been a cake walk for any Greg Jackson fighter willing to follow their guru's Yoda-like game plan. Unfortunately for Brian Stann, Chris Leben has done a tremendous job in the past few years of tightening up every conceivable hole in his game and evolving from an awkward, yet dangerous slugger to one of the more well-rounded fighters in the Middleweight division. I just don't see what Stann's game plan is here. One would think that he hopes to avoid the Crippler's power, but I don't think he has either the wrestling to topple the newly improved take-down defense and grappling of Leben, nor the speedy footwork to pull a Michael Bisping. This leaves Stann with the option of doing what he does best: engaging in an aggressive stand-up war. Unfortunately, this also is (and always has been) Leben's best option. Add to this the pure statistical weight of this being Stann's first bout at 185 and, even at -160, Leben is looking like a pretty good bet. I see Leben surprising Stann by mixing up his stand up attack with some takedown attempts, clinching and dirty boxing, wearing down a dehydrated Stann before "crippling" him in the 3rd round with a big left hand. Stann has potential at 185, but its gonna be a bumpy start.
THE BET: Leben (-160), via 3rd round TKO
Never bet on a guy who hasn't fought in 9 months...unless his opponent has fought in 12. These layoffs belong to Vera and Silva, respectively, who meet Saturday in what should be a very entertaining bout, assuming they still remember anything about Mixed Martial Arts. I'm a bit mystified as to why Vera is the underdog here. It probably has a lot to do with him dropping 3 of his last 5 fights, however, one must remember that these losses included a very close split decision to the puzzle that is Keith Jardine, a highly controversial decision loss to the great Randy Couture and a completely one-sided thrashing at the hands of Jon Jones. Of the three, the Jones fight was the only one that wasn't close and controversial and being on the receiving end of an uncompetitive beat down courtesy of "Bones" doesn't necessarily mean you're not better than Thiago Silva, it means that you were probably born somewhere on planet earth and require a steady supply of oxygen for survival. Thiago is a talented light heavyweight with dangerous striking, but I think Vera has the technical skill to outclass him for three rounds. I think Silva is a better fighter than Krzysztof Soszynski, but I see this fight looking very similar to Vera's bout with The Polish Experiment. Vera will use superior technique and speed to keep Thiago at range for jabs and leg kicks. If Silva gets too close for comfort, Vera should be able to utilize superior wrestling to weather the storm and control position before returning to picking his opponent apart.
THE BET: Vera (+110), via unanimous decision
It would be great if Gomi really had returned to form and was properly motivated to be a key contender in the UFC's lightweight division. And as Tyson Griffin performed a face plant on the canvas back in August it seemed like this was a real possibility. However, given the brief showcase that was that fight, I am not quite ready to overlook the embarrassing performance he had against Kenny Florian only months prior. I'm not saying the Griffin fight was a fluke, but if I had to bet on who will show up on Saturday (and I don't have to, but I'm going to)-the Gomi who we saw against Florian or the Gomi who we THINK we saw against Griffin- then I am going with the former. The iron-jawed Tazmanian Devil that is Clay Guida will be able to avoid the KO power of the "The Fireball Kid", while pestering him takedowns, jabs and leg kicks. Guida takes home another entertaining decision victory.
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Michelle Obama's virtual appearance at the Oscars has angered not just conservative critics but one of America's greatest foes — Iran.
Last year Iran celebrated its first Oscar for the film A Separation. But this year, the country's media decried the choice of Argo for Best Picture and director Ben Affleck's comment in his acceptance speech that people in Iran are living in "terrible circumstances."
It didn't help that the First Lady opened the envelope.
Reinforcing the "politicization" of the Best Picture choice was having FLOTUS present the award via satellite from the White House, Iran's main news outlet Fars News said.
"In a rare occasion in Oscar history, the First Lady announced the winner for Best Picture for the anti-Iran Film Argo, which is produced by the Zionist company Warner Bros," Fars News said, revealing what they really think about the powers that be in Washington and Hollywood.
The Iranian broadcaster even photoshopped sleeves and a higher neckline on the First Lady's Oscar dress.
In America, however, MObama's appearance had conservative commentators rolling their eyes, claiming the first couple "hijacked the Oscars" and unnecessarily politicized the prestigious Hollywood awards show.
Under the headline "FLOTUS Interruptus," Christian Toto at Breitbart.com said that with the Oscars appearance, the Obamas "crossed the line into propaganda, their Cult of Personality act taking an ugly turn."
The Obamas are well liked and well supported by the Hollywood set, which has been generous in its financial support and did a lot in 2008 and 2012 to get out the vote for the president.
Mr. Toto quotes "liberal" film critic Richard Roeper who tweeted his support for Mrs. Obama the person, but not her choice to appear at the Oscars:
I'm a big fan of Michelle Obama, but I think she should have turned down invite to present Best Picture. It just didn't fit the moment.—
Richard Roeper (@richardroeper) February 25, 2013
The Detroit News conservative columnist Nolan Finley had this to say:
Re FLOTUS at Oscars: Forget separation of church and state — we need a separation of Hollywood and state.—
Nolan Finley (@NolanFinleyDN) February 25, 2013
Others complained about the gathering of military men and women — at least one of them beaming — behind Mrs. Obama during the announcement:
Michelle Obama's use of military personnel assigned to WH as props for her cameo Oscar video appearance is shameful insult to the military.—
Tom Asiseeitnow (@asiseeitnow) February 25, 2013
But all the questions of whether her appearance was appropriate or not, whether it was an act of savvy, glamorous political maneuvering "disintegrated into a predictably-partisan rhubarb," wrote The New York Times.
Mrs. Obama's communications director Kristina Schake said the Oscar producers invited the first lady to attend — it wasn't an intentional political play.
"The Academy Awards approached the first lady about being a part of the ceremony," she said. "As a movie lover, she was honoured to present the award and celebrate the artists who inspire us all — especially our young people — with their passion, skill and imagination."
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Obama friend and supporter Harvey Weinstein's daughter Lily suggested an invitation to Mrs. Obama would be kind of cool and dad made it happen.
This isn't the first time a First Lady graced the Oscars — Laura Bush participated in the taped "What Do the Movies Mean to You" segment for the 74th Academy Awards in 2002.


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There was nothing quite as upsetting as having New Orleanians losing one of their iconic treasures.
Yes, Hubig's pies may have been too sweet to indulge in on a daily basis, but succumbing to temptation now and then was just part of the game as the treats tantalized you, usually from a spot near the checkout at your grocery store. News that the supply was likely to be disrupted spread like, well, wild-fire.
Despite the devastating news, the makers have vowed to come back.
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The following resources are organized according to themes that inspire and motivate the work we do in Lynn, Boston, and across the North Shore.
Shalom and the City
Bakke, Ray. A Theology As Big As A City. (Downers Grove: Intervarsity, 1997).
Gornik, Mark. To Live in Peace: Biblical Faith and the Changing Inner City. (Grand Rapids: W.B. Eerdmans, 2002).
Jacobs, Jane. Cities and the Wealth of Nations. (Vintage, 1985).
Jacobsen, Eric. Sidewalks of the Kingdom: New Urbanism and the Christian Faith. (Grand Rapids: Brazos Press, 2003).
Lupton, Bob. Compassion, Justice and the Christian Life: Rethinking Ministry to the Poor. (Ventura, CA: Regal Books, 2007).
Marshall, Paul. Heaven is Not My Home: Learning to Live in God's Creation. (Nashville: Word Publishing, 1998).
White, Randy. Encounter God in the City: Onramps to Personal and Community Transformation. (Downers Grove: Intervarsity, 2006).
Wolterstorff, Nicholas. Until Justice & Peace Embrace. (Grand Rapids: W.B. Eerdmans, 1983).
Structural Injustice
Ehrenreich, Barbara. Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in America. (New York: Henry Holt and Co., 2001).
Goudzwaard, Bob. Globalization and the Kingdom of God. (Grand Rapids, Baker Books, 2001).
Goldsmith, Edward and Mander, Jerry, Eds. The Case Against the Global Economy: And a Turn for the Local. (San Francisco, Sierra Club Books, 1996).
Moorehead, Caroline. Human Cargo: A Journey among Refugees. (Picador, 2006).
Payne, Ruby. A Framework for Understanding Poverty. (aha Process, Inc, 2005).
Rothenberg, Daniel. With These Hands: The Hidden World of Migrant Farmworkers Today. (Berkely, UCalifornia Press, 1998)
Sider, Ronald. Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger. (Dallas, Word Publishing, 1997).
Wink, Walter. The Powers that Be. (Galille Trade, 1999).
Community Organizing & Development
Kretzman, John P., and McKnight, John. Building Communities From the Inside Out. (Chicago: ACTA Publications, 1993).
Lithicum, Robert. Transforming Power: Biblical Strategies for Making a Difference in Your Community. (Downers Grove: Intervarsity, 2003).
Medoff, Peter and Holly Sklar. Streets of Hope: The Fall and Rise of an Urban Neighborhood. (Boston: South End Press, 1994).
Myers, Bryant L. Walking with the Poor: Principles and Practices of Transformational Development. (Maryknoll: Orbis Books, 2004).
Perkins, John. Beyond Charity:The Call To Christian Community Development.(Grand Rapids: Baker, 1993).
Perkins, John, Ed. Restoring At-Risk Communities: Doing it Together & Doing it Right. (Grand Rapids: Baker, 1995).
Warren, Mark. Dry Bones Rattling: Community Building to Revitalize American Democracy. (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2001).
Spiritual Disciplines of Shalom
Casaldaliga, P. and J.M. Vigil. Liberating Spirituality. (Quezon City: Claretian, 1994).
Ellsberg, Robert, Ed. Dorothy Day: Selected Writings. (New York: Maryknoll, 2005).
Foster, Richard. Celebration of Discipline. (San Francisco: Harper, 1998).
Merton, Thomas. The Monastic Journey. (London: Sheldon Press, 1977).
Nouwen, Henri. In the Name of Jesus: Reflections on Christian Leadership. (New York: Crossroad, 1996).
Rutba House. School(s) for Conversion: 12 Marks of a New Monasticism. (Cascade Books, 2005).
Mother Theresa. No Greater Love. (New World Library, 2002).
Shalom Reconciliation
Emerson, Michael and Smith, Christian. Divided by Faith: Evangelical Religion and the Problem of Race in America. (USA: Oxford University Press, 2001).
King, Jr. Martin Luther. Why We Can't Wait. (New York: Penguin Books, 1964).
K'Meyer, Tracy Elaine. Interracialism and Christian Community in the Postwar South: The Story of Koinonia Farm. (Charlottesville: University Press of Virginia, 1997).
Perkins, Spencer and Rice, Chris. More than Equals: Racial Healing for the sake of the Gospel. (Downers Grove: Intervarsity, 1994).
Rice, Chris. Grace Matters: A True Story of Race, Friendship and Faith in the Heart of the South. (San Francisco: Jossey- Bass, 2002).
West, Cornel. Race Matters. (Beacon Press, 2001).
Vocation & Calling
Bessenecker, Scott. The New Friars: The Emerging Movement Serving the World's Poor. (Downers Grove: Intervarsity, 2006).
Blue, Kevin. Practical Justice: Living Off-Center in a Self-Centered World. (Downers Grove: Intervarsity, 2006).
Claiborne, Shane. The Irresistible Revolution: Living as Ordinary Radicals.(Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2006).
Dawn, Marva. The Sense of the Call: A Sabbath Way of Life for Those Who Serve God, the Church, and the World. (Grand Rapids: W. B. Eerdmans, 2006).
Garber, Steven. The Fabric of Faithfulness: Weaving Together Belief and Behavior. (InterVarsity Press, 2007).
Hayes, John B. Submerge: Living Deep in a Shallow World: Service, Justice and Contemplation Among the World's Poor. (Regal, 2006).
Sine, Tom. Mustard Seed vs. McWorld: Reinventing Life and Faith for the Future. (Grand Rapids: Baker, 1999).
Yates, Christen. "The Oxymoron of Proximate Justice." Comment Magazine. Online. (March 7,2008).
Christian Community Development Association
A national organization that grounds our work in Lynn.
Out of the Classroom and Into the Community
Gordon in Lynn and Place-Based Learning. Article by Associate Director, Christen Borgman Yates
The Oxymoron of Proximate Justice
Article by Associate Director, Christen Borgman Yates
Community Organizing & Development
Linking theory with practice, acitivists with academics, full of articles, course syllabi and networking.
Fasten Network
Offers networking opportunities and informational resources to equip faith-based practitioners and others seeking to renew urban communities.
New Monasticism
Connecting communities and thinking about living amidst the "abandoned places of the empire."
Integrate spiritual renewal and social justice in your personal life, communities and nation.
Urban Entry
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Urban Perspectives
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Area construction is affecting local businesses.
Burger Barn says they had to close Tuesday because of road repairs in the area. Co-Owner Chris Bynum says, "It has definitely slowed it down. Customers complaining about having to take detours not being able to get here."
And now the Cherry bridge in its area is closing down next week. Texas Department of Transportation Spokesperson Paul Braun says, "We're going to close down Cherry Street completely. And we're going to move the traffic on to the frontage roads. While we dismantle and rebuild that bridge."
Bynum says, "I'll have to take detours for about five months to get here. They re-paved the road. So we had to shut down Tuesday this week." Braun says they're carrying out more construction projects and maintenance this year. TxDOT is spending about $30 million more than last year because they had money left over from funding they had saved for previous projects.
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Hundreds came out to support and raise funds for Atlantic City High School junior Jon Manno at the Moose Lodge Saturday afternoon.
Jon was paralyzed from the chest down during a freerunning accident in October, but those close to him say his spirits are high.
"He's upbeat, like my husband said, determined to walk and he's just not letting anything get him down or get in his way," said Jon's mother Leeann Manno.
"There's like no question in his mind, he's going to walk," said Jon's father Greg Manno.
Jon's freerunning highlight reels and subsequent videos chronicling his recovery have hundreds of hits on Youtube and Jon says he can apply the lessons he learned in freerunning to his own recovery.
"Working hard, persevering, overcoming obstacles. We talk about it all the time when we are jumping over a table, every physical obstacle is a symbol we have for the obstacles we have in life," said Jon Manno.
Jon says the support means a lot to him and that he considers himself lucky that his injury was not worse.
And like the obstacles he once soared over, Jon is eager to recover and reunite with his freerunning teammates.
"I have to get better, not just for myself but for them so I can be there with them and train with them and help them be the best people and best freerunners they can be."
Jon's parents say he will continue his rehab for the next six weeks in Philadelphia all while keeping up on his schoolwork.
And if his Youtube videos don't show it enough, Jon is never one to shy away from a challenge.
"I really have to slow down, take my time," said Manno.
"I have to be patient, still working with that, and everything is a challenge but everything is an opportunity."
Drawing motivation from a saying he thought of a few days ago, Jon's spirit can serve as an inspiration for all of those around him.
"We can all dream but we shouldn't just dream, we should achieve," said Manno.
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Waterloo has a bad rap.
Brent Sadler grew up in the city, and said he thinks the reputation isn't fair.
"I think if you try to compare it to some of the nearby cities such as Cedar Falls, I think its reputation is negative," he said.
But reputation is a battle of perceptions, according to Waterloo Director of Safety Services Dan Trelka, in a memo to his officers that recently ran in the Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier.
"I'm sorry folks; Waterloo just isn't as tough as some people want to believe," he wrote.
And he has the data to back this claim. Trelka's memo included a graph, comparing the crime rates for Iowa's largest. Council Bluffs actually tops the list, followed by Des Moines, Davenport and Sioux City, in the order.
Waterloo falls towards the middle, at about half the crime rate of the high mark – and, below average.
Still, the city gets a bad rap, and officials are working to change that. Along with Trelka's crusade against negative perceptions, Waterloo has offered tax incentives for the past few year.
The two primary programs are the Consolidate Urban Revitalization Application (CURA) and the City Limits Urban Revitalization Application (CLURA), and they offer substantial financial breaks.
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If school administrators are too 'busy' to meet with parents of the victim, they are obviously too busy to find out who the perpetrators are. According to the news story, the school administrators refused to meet with the parents because they were too 'busy.' This seems to to be negligence on the District's part. Administrators that behave like this need to be re-assigned to some desk job that does not involve students.
I think it is imperative that law enforcement be immediately contacted by either the students or parents themselves, the sooner the better, so that they can immediately investigate incidents such as these.
It is unclear from the news story if those that pushed the child in traffic were ever caught. Does anyone know if they were ever identified?
on Jan 20, 2013 at 7:31 pm
the school officials are always to busy to meet with their customers, the parents. our daughter was harrassed in 5th grade by a classmate (boy) and she told him repeatedly to leave her alone. she complained to the teach who said she was too busy to deal with it. so we complained multiple times and nothing happened. finally the boy shoved his chair into her and caused an injury so we just called the school and told them we were filing a policy report since they could not get their act together to control what was happening in the classroom. their suggestion, relationship counseling for the two students. totally irresponsible don't recommend pleasanton schools to anyone.this is one of many stories of negiligence and unresponsive behavior on behalf of the school officials.
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I am a consultant and was going to be trained in the Olweus Bully Prevention program...probably "the" most effective prevention program ever developed.
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When my son was been billied and harrased in middle school PE and after many conversations with administrators - nothing changed. The bully was a known bully and had many issues with his behavior. I finally asked the administrator if they could facilitate a conversation with the boy's parents and us to discuss the issues and see what we could do to work together to resolve the issue. The administrators didn't not want to take this road and not sure what happened but the bullying stopped.


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Cranberry Brownie Torte Recipe
Canned cranberry sauce adds a festive finishing touch to this dessert from Gloria Kirchman of Eden Prairie, Minnesota. Folks are sure to find it irresistible.
- 1 package fudge brownie mix (13-inch x 9-inch pan size)
- 2 eggs
- 1/2 cup vegetable oil
- 1/4 cup water
- 1/2 cup chopped pecans
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1/2 cup cranberry juice
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 carton (12 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed
- 1 can (14 ounces) whole-berry cranberry sauce
- Pecan halves, optional
- In a large bowl, combine the brownie mix, eggs, oil and water. Fold in pecans.
- Transfer to a greased 10-in. springform pan. Bake at 350° for 35-40 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out with moist crumbs. Cool completely on a wire rack.
- For filling, in a large bowl, beat the cream cheese, cranberry juice and sugar until smooth; set aside 1 cup whipped topping for garnish. Fold remaining topping into cream cheese mixture.
- Carefully spread over brownie. Stir cranberry sauce; carefully spread over the filling. Garnish with reserved whipped topping and pecan halves if desired. Cover and refrigerate for at least 2 hours before serving. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 12 servings.
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Catherine Lee, former catcher for Eastside High School softball, will have her jersey retired on Tuesday, Sept. 2, at 5 p.m.
With its strong running game Eastside pounded the ball and Alcovy into submission, winning 36-6 over city-rival Alcovy.
Both Alcovy and Eastside have starting lineups majorly made up of either sophomores and/or freshmen. The question coming into the game was "which team's inexperience would show more?" The answer to that question is Alcovy, as their inexperience showed throughout the game where they fell 36-6 to the Eagles.
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In what looked to be a runaway victory at one point for Eastside High School, turned out to be a dramatic finish, but the Eagles showed resiliency and escaped with a 5-4 victory over Alcovy.
The Eastside High School softball alumni returned on Saturday for the first annual alumni game, but also to support the Wright family. James Wright was tragically injured in a car accident and left paralyzed. The proceeds of the game went to the Wright family.
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