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Then, still uneasy and upset, she called her only son, 22-year-old DeAndre Brown, as dawn broke.
When he didn't answer, she called his father and was told her son never returned home the night before.
When she called his job, they told her he hadn't shown up for work. Lassiter then called Birmingham police, who laughed her off and said she was being overprotective. She didn't fare much better with Jasper police, who told her it was simply too early to take action.
In desperation, Lassiter then went to the Walker County District Attorney's Office and found investigators John Softley and Frank Cole. Lassiter remembers Softley telling her that he believed in a mother's intuition.
The investigators then pulled cell phone records and began looking for Brown.
The last place they could confirm anyone seeing Brown was a residence on Pine Street in Jasper. Their search then led them to a call received by the Carbon Hill Police Department regarding the sound of shots fired the night before.
A search of the area turned up bloody clothes just off of 5th Court North. DNA analysis would later determine the blood was Brown's.
A few weeks later, the investigators would also find Brown's car in a Birmingham Police impound lot. Two days after he was last seen, the vehicle had been found burned near Rickwood Field and had been in the care of Birmingham police since then.
But still no body or any other indication of what happened to her son.
Softley said there have been numerous searches over the years, but none of them have yielded any additional clues.
"We have spoken to and interviewed a lot of people in the disappearance of DeAndre," Softley said. "We continue to interview and speak to a lot of people, but so far we have not been able to locate Mr. Brown."
District Attorney Bill Adair said he believes they have a person of interest in the murder of Brown who has lied to them on multiple occasions, but he needs the help of the public to bring the killer to justice and give Lassiter some closure.
"I would request that anybody with information in this case come forward," Adair said. "I know sometimes people are reluctant to come forward, but if they think about the grief of this mother and prayed about it, they would come forward."
In a letter about her son and his disappearance, Lassiter praised Adair as "a true man of God, with compassion and understanding."
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Lassiter knows she'll never see her son alive again, but hopes to at least gain some closure by finding and burying her son.
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In the letter she wrote, a section addressed to his killer, "You took my grandson's father, my son, our family. Everyone loved DeAndre. All I am asking is for you to give him to us, his family that cares for him. Please let the healing begin, in Jesus' name."
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The Radiothon, which ran from Thursday, August 29 through Saturday, August 31, aired live from Connecticut Children's One World Café featuring Jerry Kristafer and the Big D Morning Show with Mike Stevens and Kim Zachary, along with Floyd Wright and Grahame Winters telling the inspiring stories of our patients and families. WFSB meteorologist Scot Haney garnered the support of his viewers by broadcasting live for the kickoff on August 29.
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Updated 4:10pm Saturday 18th January 2014 in Sport By Andrew Penman
NEWPORT fighter Jerome Samuels has his sights set on the Welsh welterweight title after four successive victories.
The 20-year-old, son of former IBF inter-continental light-middleweight champion Paul Samuels, has turned his boxing career round after losing his first five bouts as a professional.
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The Gwent pair meet again at the Cardiff City House of Sport on Saturday, March 8, as the chief support on a show promoted by former world champion Steve Robinson.
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Newsday reports that Benjamin Achampong pleaded guilty Tuesday to multiple counts of identity theft, offering a false instrument for filing and other charges.
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Next time you are in Patna, here are the some of the places that you can visit.
Hanuman Mandir
it's next to the Patna Junction Railway Station and therefore you can't miss it. It is perhaps one of the most popular Hanuman temples in Patna. It's considered very auspicious and you should attempt to go there every Tuesday. If you don't live in Patna but happen to be come to Patna, make sure you visit the Hanuman Mandir. The Prasad offered in the form of "ladoos" are absolutely delicious. You can also get your horoscope made at a price of 350 rupees.
these are the remains of the ancient city of Patliputra. You will get an excellent idea about ancient Patliputra. The entry fees are only 5 Rupees and you will get to see some historical artefacts including a pillar that was part of a Mauryan hall. Approximately 80 pillars have been excavated in and around this site. The site is situated on the east from Patna Railway Station. It's a must visit if you are interested in history of Bihar.
everybody knows about the Golghar near the Gandhi Maidan. It was built by the British (Captain John Garstin) to store grains. If you climb on the top, you can see the whole of Patna. I have been on the top once when I was small but now height scares me.
Patna museum
this is great place to learn about the history of Bihar. Last time I was there in 2010, they claimed that they had the remains of Lord Buddha. I had serious doubts about it but they had armed guards meaning that something must have been there. I thoroughly enjoyed visiting the Patna museum. It gave me a lot of idea about Bihar, Patliputra, Ashoka and India in general.
Takht Shri Harmandir Saheb
this is exact place where Guru Govind Singh was born. It was built by Maharaja Ranjit Singh on the birthplace of Guru Gobind Singh and known as 'Takht Shri Patna Sahib'. The temple is situated in Patna city.
I hope you enjoy your visit to Patna. If you live in Patna, I hope you have visited these places. Please do share your experiences of your visit. You can learn more about Patna here.
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I have been to all the places but not the gurduwara. I will go there next time I when I am free.
I am really excited to visit this page.... Coming May month, Definitely i will visit all these places...Because in summer Vacations holidays, i used to go my village Aalampur Chahuta Simri, Zila Muzafferpur ...Thana Orai..
All the mentioned spots are important--from both tourism and historical viewpoints. Unfortunately though they do not attract the kind and the volume of tourist traffic one usually expects to such places, for obvious reasons. It's high time the government and other concerned groups & people did something concrete in this direction. It really pays handsomely to boost and promote the tourism of a place. I guess we must explore the option--apart from similar other options--of having a well-known personality as a brand ambassador for the Bihar Tourism. See what the Big B did for Gujarat Tourism, as its brand ambassador! Can we mull over the option of roping in, say, Sonakshi Sinha, for the said purpose? She represents the youthful and forward-looking face of Bihar. I am rather positive that if her services are really employed for the given purpose, Bihar Tourism would benefit tremendously even as we would find more visitors from across India, and maybe the world, in Bihar.
Places of Interest :
Historical Places
Amarpur is a village situated 3 Kms. West of Darauli, in this village ruins of mosque of red bricks on the bank of river Ghaghara are still available. This mosque was build during the reign of Mughal Emperor Shahjahan (1626-1658) under the supervision of the Naib Amar Singh but the work was left incomplete. The village derived its name from the builder of the mosque Amar Singh.
Faridpur situated just near Andar is the birthplace of Maulana Mazharul Haque who played an important role during the freedom movement. Sadaquat Ashram in Patna, which originally belonged to him. He was a symbol of Hindu Muslim unity.
A block headquarter now is said to be have been founded after the name of Dara Shikoh the elder son of the Emperor Shahjahan. It name was Daras Ali, which later on was changed into Darauli. There is reminiscence of Mughal period ruins where a big mela is held every year on the Kartik Purnima.
1. A village in the Darauli block where there are remnants of a fort, which is said to be connected with the famous hero of the Mahabharat, Acharya Dronacharya the guru of both Kaurav's and Pandav's.
2. Where the Brahmin Dona built his stupa
Dona's stupa is a lesser-known but popular Buddhist pilgrimage site, despite its isolated location. The Buddhist traveler Hiuen Tsang mentions a visit to Don in his account of his travels in India. He describes the stupa as being in ruins. The account of Dona's distribution of Buddha's ashes and being given the vessel is a mentioned in the end of the Mahaparinibbana Sutta, which is described in Maurice Walsh's The Long Discourses. Presently Dona's stupa is a grassy hill and has a Hindu temple built over it, where a beautiful statue of Tara is worshipped as a Hindu goddess. This statue was carved in the 9th century. A.D. Tourists on a Buddhist Pilgrimage Tour are sure to appreciate the historic sight of the stupa at Don.
How to Reach
Don can be reached from Patna to Siwan via Chhapra. A day trip from Kusinagar via Gopalganj can also be arranged.
After the Buddha's cremation a dispute arose as to how his ashes should be divided. Eventually a brahmin named Dona was given the task and he did it to the satisfaction of all the eight claimants. As a reward for his services he was given the vessel in which the ashes had been collected and from which he had divided and he announced that he would enshrine this vessel in a stupa. This stupa later became a popular destination with pilgrims. When Hiuen Tsiang went there it was already in ruins but it still sometimes emitted a brilliant light. Today Dona's stupa is a large grassy mound with a Hindu temple on it just outside the village of Don. Nearby is an exceptionally beautiful statue of Tara now being worshipped as a Hindu goddess. This statue dates from the 9th century. To get to Don go from Patna to Siwan via Chhapra . Alternatively you can visit Don as a day trip from Kusinara via Gopalganj. Beyond Siwan the road is very bad. The story about Dona's division of the Buddha's ashes is in the last part of the Mahaparinibbana Sutta which can be found in Walshe's The Long Discourses. When you have finished in Patna cross the Ganges by the new Mahatma Gandhi Bridge and head north to Vesali via Hajipur.
It is a village in the Hussainganj block. It is said that Makhdum Sayyad Hasan Chisti, a saint who came from Arabia to India and settled here, found it. He founded a Khankhah too.
Lakri Dargah
It is the place of pilgrimage for the Mohammedans. The village is so called because it contains the tomb (Dargah) of a Mohammedan saint, Shah Arjan of Patria, in which there is some good woodwork. The story runs that the saint, attracted by the solitude of the place, performed a Chila here, i.e., gave himself up to religious contemplation for 40 days. He also set up a religious establishment, which was endowed by the Emperor Aurangzeb. The anniversary of the saint's death is celebrated the 11th of Rabi-us-sani every year which attracts a large crowd.
A block headquarters now, it was also called Basnauli Gangar. It is the largest bazar in the district. This was the place where great hero of Indian Independence Movement, Shri Phulena Prasad centralised his activity and fought against the Britishers.
Mairwa Dham
A block headquarters now, there is a celebrated Brahma Asthan, locally known as Hari Baba ka Asthan, the shrine having been built over the relics of the saint. There is also a mound called Chananriyam Dih from an Ahirni woman who is now worshipped in a shed built in front of the Dak bungalow which occupies the top of the mound. The shrine is on the bank of the Jharhi River and fairs are held in Kartik and Chaitra months. There is also a leper home at Mairwa known as Kustha Sevasram whcih is doing useful work.
A village in Siswan Blcok, where there is a temple of Lord Shiva & Lord Vishwakarma which is visited by the people of the locality on the Shivaratri day & Vishwakarma Puja (17 Sept) Day. It is known for its temple and a pond scatted over an area of more than 52 bighas. It is said that one Nepal king built these and took his bath in the pond and got his leprosy cured.
It is a village in the Hussainganj Blcok. Dr.Rajendra Prasad, the first President of the Indian Republic, belonged to this village.
A village in Maharajganj Block, there is a big tree under the shade of which Bhaiya-Bahini temple is situated. The story runs that these brother and sister fought Mughal sepoys in the 14th century and died here in course of fighting.
Places of Tourist Interest in Saran District
1. Aami:-
The place is situated about 37 km east of Chapra and 4 km west of Dighwara. It is said that in ancient times there was a Dirgh dwar near Dighwara Railway station and the place came to be known as Dighwara. In Aami there is an old temple known as Amba asthan . Near the temple there is a garden and a deep and broad well in which water remains all over the year and it never dries up. The believer from far off come to pay oblation in the established in her memory over this Yagya Kunda. The believers from far off come to pay oblation in the Navratra of April and October. Water offered here by lacs of People vanishes in the Kunda.
2. Sonepur:-
Internationally famous for the large fair held on the occasion of Kartik Purnima, it is also the head quarters of Sonepur Anchal. Sonepur is a Nagar Panchayat and is noted for its Railways platform which is one of the largest in India. So far as religious aspect of Sonepur Mela is concerned, special significance is owing to the temple of shree Hariharnath and the site of the battle of Gaj-Grah and rescue of the former by Hari During Kartik Purnima Ganga Snan or ceremonial bathing in the Ganga is held by Hindus to be unusually efficacious. On the day of full moon (Kartik Purnima) immense crowd assembles and take bath. The Mela commences on that day and lasts for more than a fortnight.
The Shiva temple, Kali temple and other temples and historical religious monuments are situated here and social and economical activities are at the highest peak during the Mela period. People come here to pay their oblation to the lords and thus its importance is not within Sonepur of Bihar rather it is of India and world fame.
3. Dhorh Ashram:-
This place is situated towards north of Parsagarh where many exhibits of archaeological importance can be seen. On the bank of river Gandaki and ancient temple of Bhagwan Dhadheswar nath is situated in which a gigantic Shiv Ling of stone is there
4. Gautam Asthan:-
The Ashram of Gautam Rishi is situated 5 km west of Chapra As per religious belief the purification of Ahalya was meted out here. In the epic Ramayan, there is mention of Gautam Rishi who had cursed his wife who turned into stone.
5. Silhauri:-
This is an important place as per the child Episode of Shiv Puran and Ram charitra Manas. The mohbhan of Narad depicts the place to be here. This ancient place is 28 km away from Marhowra. On every Shivratary mela is organized here during which the devotes of Baba Shilanath come to pay their obeisances.
6. Chirand:-
Chirand is situated 11 km south east of the district headquarter near Doriganj Bazar at the north bank of river Ghaghra. The result of the excavation there reveals about four thousand years old developed culture of Pashan age. Inhabitants of Chirand were engaged in Animal Husbandry, agriculture and hunting. In whole of India new Pashan age culture was firstly revealed here. Chirand had become an important urban place.
Thanks for the valuable information!
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Places of Interest :
Thawe :
A village situated 6-kms south of Gopalganj, is a junction station of the North eastern Railway of the Masrakh -Thawe section and the Siwan- Gorakhpur loop-line. In the village there are remains of an old fort but the history of the fort is obscure. The King of Hathwa had a palace there but it is now in decadent state. Close by the residence of the Hathwa Raja there is an old temple dedicated to Goddess Durga. Within the enclosure of the temple there is a peculiar tree, the botanical family of which has not yet been identified. The tree has grown up like the cross. Various legends are prevalent in connection with the idol and the tree. Food for jackals is still offered in the nearby jungle and a big fair is annually held in the month of Chaitra (March -April).
Thawe -Durga Mandir,Gopalganj
Shri Pitambara Peeth (Bagalamukhi, )
Shri Pitambara Peeth is one of the most famous Shakti Peetha of Bagalamukhi, which is situated at Kuchaikote, 30 Kms from Gopalganj .
In Hinduism, Bagalamukhi is one of the ten mahavidyas (great wisdom). Bagalamukhi Devi bangs the devotee's misconceptions and delusions with a bludgeon. The name literally means `crane-faced `. The name `Bagla` is a distortion of the original Sanskrit root `ValgA`. She is golden complexioned and her cloth is yellow. She sits in a golden throne in the midst of an ocean of nectar full of yellow lotuses. A crescent moon adorns her head. The goddess is described in two different ways in various texts- the `Dwi-BhujA` (two handed), and the `ChaturbhujA` (four handed). The Dwi-BhujA depiction is the more familiar and is described as the `soumya` pr milder form. She is shown holding a club in her right hand and with which she beats the demon, while pulling his tongue out with her left hand. This image is sometimes represented as an exposition of `sthambhana`, the power to stun or paralyze one's enemy to silence. This is precisely one of the boons for which Bagalamukhi's devotees worship her.
Dighwa-Dubauli :
A village in the extreme east of the Gopalganj subdivision, 56 kms north of Chapra and 40 kms southeast of Gopalganj. It is also a railway station of the North-Eastern Railway of the Chapra - Mashrak Section. It is an ancient site and two extraordinary pyramidal-shaped mounds were found here. These two mounds are situated close to the southeast of the village, and east and west of each other. The western mound is situated almost adjoining the south eastern end of the village, and the eastern mound is situated at the distance of 640 feet to the southeast of the other, and close to the road. Each of these mounds is of a pyramidal shape, with four corners at the base projecting considerably outwards, so that a ground plan of one of these mounds would resemble a fore pointed star surmounted centrically by a cone. These mounds appeared to be formed of clay, but mixed with small fragments of brick and pottery. At the distance of 950 feet to the south of the eastern mound, there is a round-shaped mound of moderate height, with a horizontal diameter of about 200 feet from north to south, and about 140 feet from east to west. There is an old well here. Across the road to the north of the village there is a portion of the mound, which appears as if cut off by the road from the large flat mound, on which the village Dighwa Dubauli itself stands. These mounds are said to have been the works of Chero-Chai, i.e., of the Cheros, an aboriginal race who seem to have once been powerful in this part of the country, but who now inhabit the hills to the south of the Ganges.
Husepur :
The village is situated on the western bank of the Jharni River about 24-kms North-West of Gopalganj. Historically this village is of some interest as it was previously the seat of the Maharajas of Hathwa. The fort erected by them exists, but in total ruins, built of bricks with a moat around almost filled up at present. To the east of the fort are fourteen small mounds marking the spot where the wife of Basant Sahi, a member of the family, with her 13 hand-maids immolated herself holding the head of her deceased husband in her lap. Fateh Sahi killed Basant Sahi for helping the East India Company in getting information about the movements of the latter that was his cousin and had been an outlaw. The members of the Hathwa family still perform worship at the mounds, which may be attributed to the late 18th century, though the fort ruins may be of an earlier date.
Lakri Dargah :
The village is situated about 24-kms north of Siwan and has apparently derived its name from a Muslim tomb that it contains. The tomb is that of a Mohammedan saint named Shah Arzan who hailed from Patna. It is said he was attracted by the solitude of the place and had performed a chilla or a religious contemplation of 40 days.
He also set up a religious establishment, which was endowed by the Emperor Aurangazeb. The anniversary of the saint's death is celebrated on the 11th of Rabi-us-sani every year, which attracts a large crowd.
Thank you for adding more places to visit.
Thanks Shalu posting this wonder information about Bihar. It will be very useful to Tourists.
thanks Sanjay for sharing too much information about visiting places of Bihar.....
Thanks, but the offered info is from Mohammed Alam and not me.
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i am not talking about the offered info, buddy. i appreciated what you said in the comment section :))


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We had lunch in Aqua Spa Cafe as we could get a seat easily and just relaxed till we cabins were ready at 1.30pm.
Cabin: Aquaclass 1604 was midships starboard and was in a wonderful position close to lifts, stairwells, pools, Persian Gardens and Spa. No noise at night from Foyer music, and a lovely extended balcony facing forward allowed good visuals forward to the bridge. There was noise however from pool deck chairs being moved most mornings from 7.30 am onwards and on pool party night it was like a herd of elephants was dancing overhead. Our cabin steward was Gladwin, the most efficient and helpful cabin steward we have ever had on any ship. Thank you Gladwin.
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First nights dinner in Blu was delightful, lump crab entree, rib eye and duck for mains were fantastic. Other meals that were memorable in Blu were lobster salad and back ribs, a delicious strawberry and icecream dessert, crispy beef tartare, chicken, mushroom and coconut soup, osso bucco wrapped in proscuito with
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Murano we visited for our wedding anniversary dinner the second night. They weren't full but we waited 15 minutes to see a menu or be offered a drink. After that, service improved immensely and the dinner was delightful Baked goats cheese with Caviar and Pork Belly for entrees, then two cooked at table lobster tails, good sizes, tender, juicy and full of flavour. We couldnt eat dessert we were satiated!
Tuscan Grill we enjoyed twice and loved it both times with the quality of the steaks excellent, Fillet Mignons to die for. Also memorable were the entrees, Seafood soup, Seafood Linguini, French Onion Soup and the Crab Cakes, as were the Calamari, Seared Scallops and Prawns and Sea Bass for Mains. Desserts we loved were the Caramel Panna Cotta and the choices of icecreams. Wine service was a bit hit and miss and we helped ourselves to our own bottle left on the table. Table service was great.
Silk Harvest we went to twice and will not be visiting again. Food was bland, dull and uninspiring. Could be much much better than it is. The exception was the ribs and salt and pepper calamari.
We didnt dine in the MDR, but enjoyed the Bistro on Five for food, not service, it was like Fawlty Towers the day we had lunch there.
Aqua Spa Cafe used to be one of our favourite places to have lunch. It was innovative, good seating, with friendly staff. Sadly not anymore as the selections have just become the same as you get in the Ocean View Cafe. Very sad.
Mast Grill we tried after returning from a tour late and they were the best hamburgers and chips we had anywhere.
Room Service, was mostly good. Hot water not hot for tea as only served in a teapot not a flask, but hot food was hot and service prompt and reliable.
Bars and Cafe al Bacio: because there were so many elite members on board we had 3 drinks vouchers per person so we used these to try all the bars. Our favourite was the Sky Bar as it wasnt noisy and overwhelmed with music, as the Passport bar and Martini Bar were at times with the foyer music. If you wanted to just sit and listen those bars were great, but if you wanted to talk you couldnt when the music was playing. Molecular Bar we didnt try.
Cafe al Bacio always a favourite place to go for coffee at anytime of the day was a real disappointment. There seemed to be a lot of tension between staff members there and that resulted in very poor service. We saw several people leave without ordering after waiting 15-20 minutes being ignored. They tended to serve staff and passengers who came up to the counter for takeaway before people who were sitting down, so there was no orderly service followed at all.
Activities: there were the usual range of dance classes (held in the main foyer or out by the pool or Sky Lounge for line dancing), trivia galore, pool games, officers versus cruisers games, cooking classes, etc. One great addition to activities was jewellery making that was offered free in the lounge outside Michaels Club each morning at 9.30am. Well attended by both sexes and very enjoyable way to meet new people.
The Hot Glass Show seemed to be well attended each day and the three giving the demonstrations and talks on this cruise were much better than the previous cruise we had been on, more engaging and entertaining.
Spa and Persian Gardens: we book Aquaclass as I love the hot beds and use them frequently on board after long walking tours off ship and just to relax. My husband and I booked a hot stone massage for our wedding anniversary and can say it was very professionallly done and very enjoyable.
Guest Speakers: We thought the 3 speakers on this cruise were some of the most interesting and entertaining we have come across in 10 cruises.
Melinda Bates who worked in the White House during President Clintons administration, gave us an overview of the "Behind the Scenes", which was wonderful. It included the Presidents, parties and entertaining, White House dinner services and settings, all things you wouldnt get to see on a guided tour. Fascinatingl
Then Hiram Bleekers lectures on Science, Scientists, Global warming and eveything imbetween were also fascinating and very well attended. However, due to the theatre being used for rehearsals, we all had to cram into Celebrity Central movie theatre and it was standing room only. He would have filled the theatre.
The last speaker whose name I have forgotten as he had to present at 9am, too early for us on holidays and lots of others too we think, was also heard to be excellent from others who went.
Entertainment: we thought the entertainment and Jason the Cruise Director was some of the best we have experienced on a ship. The Equinox Band, singers and dancers were great and their production Cirque show was not to be missed. The Broadway Musical night was OK, the highlight for us being West Side Story and Mamma Mia songs, but other songs we had never even heard of.
There was an English singer who had sung in Les Miserables and he was very good, but the English operetta singer was awful.
Brooks Aehron the classically trained pianist who we had seen before was extremely entertaining and funny and delighted the audience.
An American comedian was also very very funny, but the English comedian was a real flop, stilted and not very funny at all.
David Howie was like watching Liberace on steroids, amazing and highly entertaining.
The 3 Celtic Tenors were excellent, beautifully harmonised voices and wonderful selection of songs.
The Dance Band from the Phillipines was the BEST dance band we have ever had at sea or on land, and they worked hard and diligently to entertain us. Their 60's and 70's dance nights were very well attended and great fun and their voices and music were magic.
Shore Excursions: didnt do any ship shore excursions but organised our own with CC members.
Elite Events:This is the first cruise we have been on since achieving Elite Captains Club status so we didnt know what to expect. The extra laundry bag, and the extra internet minutes were terrific, the welcome afternoon tea and Captains Welcome were all very good. The Captains Club hostess was wonderful.
The free ships tours of the galley and theatre we didnt attend as we had done these before. The wine tasting was a fizz as the wines were awful and we had done this previously as a paid activity with a food pairing and this was so much better.
The Honeymoon and Wedding Anniversary morning tea was a nice touch with free sparkling wine and cake held in Tuscan Grill.
Elite breakfast served in Tuscan Grill was also very good. It was a continental breakfast with good choices of fruits, juices, smoothies, sparkling wine, (Mimosas) and bloody Marys too, then breads, cheeses, meats and bakery items and coffees.
Captain and Crew: were always highly visiible and involved from the Captain down. We have not seen this level of officer involvement with passengers except on Azamara, and we thought it was wonderful, as did most passengers. Everyday there seemed to be events involving crew members and passengers and some were very amusing. Captain Manos had a lovely sense of humour and we enjoyed his morning bulletins at 10am updating us on all things to do with the ship, weather and seas.
Fantastic Equinox Captain and Crew, well done.
Fellow Passengers: were mostly in the 60's to 70's age group with a few wheelchairs but not many. There was a smattering of younger passengers 30's to 50's and some children who were largely unseen.
Our CC group was very large and we met some wonderful fellow cruisers who will remain friends.
Overall another wonderful cruise experience on Celebrity, and we would highly recommend a transatlantic as it is a very relaxing cruising style.


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The Cooperstown high school quiz team will take on faculty in a live quiz showdown on Sunday. The event is being held to help raise money so members of the team can compete nationally in Washington, D.C. Donations will be accepted at the door. The Quiz Bowl is set to begin at 7 p.m. in the Sterling Auditorium and we encourage members of the public to go support the team in its academic endeavors.
"We have very, very few chances to show off our academics. It is easier with sports to show off how successful we are. And with music to show how successful we are. It's a good opportunity to show off how well our students do and what we are doing, said first-year adviser Tim Iversen. We agree and hope the team comes back as winners in the competition.
The team qualified to compete nationally by winning the Catskill Area School Study Council Upstate Academic Competition at the State University of New York at Oneonta. According to Iversen, Cooperstown sent two teams of six to the state competition.
"Both teams did really well," Iversen said. "Our one team missed making the quarter final round by a single question, which was too bad because then we could have had two teams in those final rounds. That would have been cool." Iversen is proposing to drive seven students to nationals in one of the school's Suburbans.
The students would depart on Thursday, May 31, and return on Sunday, June 3, at a time depending on how far they make it in the tournament. There is a registration fee of $700. Iversen said he estimates the round-trip will cost $312 and reservations for three nights at a hotel are $1,341. Iversen said the trip will also provide several cultural, artistic and historical educational opportunities.
"The way the schedule works for the tournament is they try to book your matches in blocks so that you can get a four hour block off," Iversen said. "The great thing about D.C., there is a lot of free stuff to do. The Smithsonian, all those museums are free. And there are a couple of others that are not terribly expensive."
Iversen said he believes each team competes in at least five or six matches of the tournament. "With the team that we have, I would expect us to have a pretty good shot at getting in and out of the opening rounds," he said. Good luck team!


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on Jul 12, 2012 at 8:46 am
Another triumph of "diversity" in the Tri-valley!
on Jul 12, 2012 at 11:43 am
See that's why Alameda, Contra Costa and other counties should allow cancelled carry permits to those residence who obey the law. Crime would go down!!!!!
on Jul 12, 2012 at 11:46 am
Two teen wannabe thugs do not an epidemic make.
Also, Unknown, are you seriously advocating that this woman should have shot two 15/16 year olds? It's a freaking purse!
on Jul 12, 2012 at 2:34 pm
To None of the Above, they were afflicting bodily harm on her. I don't care if it's a piece of gum, she has a right to defend herself. You don't think crime is an epidemic? What bubble do you live in?
on Jul 12, 2012 at 3:02 pm
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on Jul 12, 2012 at 3:04 pm
Crime nationwide has been dropping for about 20 years. Pleasanton is at about a third of the national average:
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Do you seriously think it's worth killing someone over a pocketbook? You are scarier than the two little wannabes.
on Jul 12, 2012 at 3:45 pm
Stoneridge Mall needs more parking lot security.
on Jul 12, 2012 at 4:35 pm
liberalism is a disease is a registered user.
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on Jul 12, 2012 at 4:41 pm
I can't believe you just went there! The darkest of Oakland?! Talk about profiling!
on Jul 12, 2012 at 4:44 pm
None of the Above - Really! That is your comment.
How do you know the teens had no weapons? You rather get your A** kicked, killed, stapped, etc instead of protecting yourself and others next to you.
The saying: I would never trust you with my life,wife, my money.
Sheila is right you do live in a bubble! William Teller-I'm so sick of it too! ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!
on Jul 12, 2012 at 5:12 pm
liberalism is a disease: Wow you are a profiler! There are many African Americans that live in the Bay Area and Central Valley that work hard for their money and are very nice people. So for you to say a deepest, darkest Oakland is very racial. You have no idea where the teens live.
on Jul 12, 2012 at 10:32 pm
None of the Above...unless this happens to you.
on Jul 12, 2012 at 11:57 pm
The Pleasanton Police Department needs to have a sub-station at Stoneridge Mall because this situation is not going to get any better. I don't even go there anymore. It's just getting scetchy.
(Mall owners listening?)
I drive all the way up to Walnut Creek. It's just a more enjoyable shopping area. I don't even mind the drive anymore.
on Jul 13, 2012 at 8:12 am
Kathleen Ruegsegger is a registered user.
Been There Too, This morning's paper covered a similar incident in Walnut Creek:
"Walnut Creek
"Two women sought in auto garage robbery
Police are seeking two women suspected of robbing women at knifepoint Wednesday in a Broadway Plaza parking garage.
"The robbery happened at 5:22 p.m. in the parking structure at 1390 N. Broadway, police said. The two female victims were in a parked car in the garage when the two suspects approached them with knives drawn and took their purses, Sugrue said.
"Both suspects were black and about 22 years old with thin builds and about 5-foot-6. One had tattoos on her arms, curly dark hair and was wearing a strapless denim jump suit. The other was wearing a long tribal dress with a bright color pattern.
Both were last seen running through the upper level of nearby Macy's and possibly leaving in a dark-colored Lexus SUV."
Fake Steve, given that cars were the escape vehicles, you can give up the fake BART concerns.
Doesn't hurt to be cautious and be aware of those around you.
on Jul 13, 2012 at 8:24 am
Ooh--a fill-in-the-blank! Can I guess? Is it "danger?"
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07-18-2014 21:16:04 | More by Boone757
4.5/5 rDev +5.1%
06-17-2014 18:55:03 | More by Rachael11
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11-24-2013 00:34:44 | More by SplitsAtoms
3.74/5 rDev -12.6%
Good selection of quite eclectic brews. A few from far-flung craft breweries, and several Belgians and Germans. Quite a few San Diego County beers. The wall of beer listings is made up of big stick-on squares that are very informative and easy to read. I don't think anyone else in town has such a good beer menu system.
The sausages are quite decent, though I don't care for the potato chips with them as everything from meat to mustard is already so salty.
This is a jolly locals place but it's not one of my favorites since the atmosphere is kind of lacking. The place is so small inside it can be hard to manoeuver and even harder to get to the bar to order a beer when it's busy. It's often quite noisy and hard to converse. Outside is a narrow walkway with a couple of small tables, plus a tiny patio overlooking the parking lot and the freeway across the street.
I have been here several times, but not lately, so I stopped by last night. I was on my bike, which is the only way you'll get a parking spot. It's two blocks from the San Diego Trolley, which is another way to go, and then you can stop at 57 Degrees on your way back to the station.
10-13-2013 05:04:09 | More by mactrail
4.28/5 rDev 0%
Regal Beagle always has some of the most delicious local San Diego craft brews available. I keep coming back week after week to see what they have, and I don't live anywhere near it. They constantly are switching out new beers and typically have up to 24 beers on tap. They also have specialty bottles.
They serve specialty sausages as well (about 8 rotating options) that comes on a bun with homemade chips or fries.
They are unique in that your food order is a character name. Pretty funny when they call our Mork and Mindy, Screech, or Zac Morris to get your order.
It doesn't get very full for happy hour time, but they get packed when there is an event. Great place to grab a couple craft beers on a weekend, or after work with the coworkers and friends. It's not big and only seats about 50 people.
03-14-2012 02:25:40 | More by Joelbear5
4.35/5 rDev +1.6%
I have been going to The Regal Beagle for some time now, about two years. It is small but the atmosphere is great with music but at a good volume so you can easily talk to friends at a normal tone of voice. Their beer selection is also great resulting in 24 beers to choose from, all top quality craft. The beer prices range from $4 to $8 usually depending on how rare it is as well as alcohol volume. They great relationships with San Diego breweries holding special cask nights or keg releases often times with the presence of the head brewers helping crack the new kegs. Just a great wonderful place to drink.
02-20-2012 01:46:23 | More by PatrickSwayze
4.28/5 rDev 0%
I went here with some friends who love this place, mainly because it is close and the staff is friendly. I did not have any sausage so I cannot comment on that, but they sure did sound good from the menu. I did have some of the fried mac and cheese. I won't be craving them, but it was good bar food. I love that they have a dart board, and how the place was well lit. It is a small area but seemed to fit a good number of people comfortably. There are about 25 taps, with locals, domestic crafts and imports. Overall it is a good list, I got a yeti, friend got a Bump in the Night. They try and keep a sour on one tap at all times. Unfortunately none of us cared for the one on tap, which is to bad for my friends wife, since the only beer she likes are sours. The prices were reasonable, I believe mine was $6, and my friends was $5. The staff was friendly and willing to talk a little beer and ask your opinion on things. I can see why my friends make this their local bar. I have no problem stopping there some more.
03-25-2011 06:07:44 | More by nanobrew
3.6/5 rDev -15.9%
My buddy owns Blue Water Fish Market located next door to this place, so when I went there for lunch the other day I poked my head in this joint and saw they had a decent beer menu and decided to give it a shot the following Friday.
This place has a good amount of space with a big bar up against the wall and a chalkboard listing their beer selection (app. 24 taps), a large sitting area right in the middle and a handful of 2 - 3 person tables scattered about. Man this place has some bright lighting - too bright! They really need to tone it down a bit. The clientele is a bit upscale - tons of businessmen in suits and ties and kind of a sausage party - no pun intended, just too many dudes! I did notice as the sun went down and night set in that the suits thinned out a bit and a younger and more relaxed crowd seemed to be coming in - we left around 7pm, so maybe it becomes less of a businessman sausage party as the night goes on (???).
The guy bartending the night we stopped in made sure to finish his conversation at the end of the bar before taking our order and seemed put off when we ordered our first round (second round went pretty much the same).
The selection saves this place, but it's nothing you can't find anywhere around town these days. At the same time though - I was pretty hyped on the Mikkeller Single Hop Chinook IPA and hadn't actually seen this on tap in the States. If I do happen to stop in this place again, it will be strictly because of their selection (and they're only a 10 - 15 minute drive from my pad).
Stopped in just to check the place out and have a couple drinks, so I can't actually comment on the food, except for the fact that they use a blow-horn to announce when an order is ready and not a PA system - thought this was pretty classic and hilarious. The price really wasn't bad at all - 2 Mikkeller IPA's and 2 Port Mongo IPA's for $24. after tip. Suppose it depends on your interpretation of a good price, but I thought it was pretty reasonable by today's beer standards.
01-16-2011 03:59:57 | More by DeanMoriarty
4.28/5 rDev 0%
Atmosphere: Great ambiance with a 'locals' feel to it. The decor is simple with dark furniture that offsets that glistening So Cal sunshine. The most attractive artwork is the wall of chalk tablets, each displaying a name of a beer, the brewery of origin, ABV, and IBUs. Several tv's are mounted around the dining/bar area. When ordering from the bar, the bartender attaches the ticket to a carabiner and flings it across a steel cable into the kitchen. Another unique feature is the use of personalized koozies instead of the typical mug with a name on it for the regulars.
Quality: Very good and clean, which was a little surprising considering the location in a very average 4-5 unit commercial strip mall next to the freeway with no more than a dozen parking spots. Lots of street parking available.
Service: Great service. The bartenders seem to know what they are serving. Food came out quickly, with no hassles. No attitudes either, just the typical laid back San Diego atmosphere.
Selection: Nice selection of local brews (I think every SD brewery is represented) with the remaining third made up of breweries from around the country and a few Belgians. 24 taps in all. Only thing missing is a cask and maybe a bottle list, but neither are really necessary. Due to lack of space, they have a mini-fridge with a few cans of Maui Brewing and Oskar Blues, but they sit right next to a stack of Coors Light, which earned negative points.
Food: Excellent sausages! Meat in tube form is always a great accompaniment with beer. Moroccan style lamb, smoked Cajun, German garlic, turkey cranberry, veal brats, and jalapeno cheddar to name a few, and each with a side of chips at reasonable prices. Can't forget to mention the side order of tater tots and selection of six different mustards.
Overall, this should be a regular destination for locals and worth a stop for tourists on the way to the airport. Ambiance, beer selection, delicious sausages, friendly bartenders, and value... Regal Beagle seems to have it all.
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SEVERAL train stations across Taunton Deane and West Somerset could be re-opened if radical proposals went ahead.
Richard Cottrell, Independent candidate for the West in the May 2014 European elections, is calling for a shake-up of rail services in Taunton Deane and West Somerset.
The former Euro MP, who is a member of the European Parliament's transport committee, said: "I am strongly in favour of a chord line proposal connecting re-opened stations at Wellington, Norton Fitzwarren and Creech St Michael with Taunton station, also calling for an entirely new stop at Taunton Staplegrove.
"Somerset County Council has been looking at a very similar proposal and it's now time to move forward," he said.
Mr Cottrell is also supporting an agreement with the private West Somerset heritage railway to restore direct services between Minehead and Taunton, with some services operating to and from Bridgwater.
He said: "The question as always is money in this age of politically-induced austerity. But the Government is talking about investment in infrastructure, so let them prove it."
Stations across Somerset were some of many in the UK which were axed in 1964 as part of the infamous Beeching cuts, and Wellington is thought to be the largest town on the Penzance to London Paddington line without an operating station.
Mark Edwards, deputy leader at Taunton Deane Council, has been drawing up a plan for a Metro rail service between Exeter and Taunton which would see the disused Wellington station re-open.
He said: "I'm very supportive of any plans to find ways of improving the rail network. I am, however, very aware of the major connectivity issues in such a process, which is why I'm concentrating on the work with Devon County Council to re-open Wellington and Cullumpton, which both sit on the main line and are realistic in their ambitions."
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Set in a peaceful gated community in beautiful natural surroundings, it is easy to forget that our spacious luxurious villa is only 35 minutes away from a host of amazing theme parks, including the fabulous Walt Disney World, the likes of which exist nowhere else in the world. These include Magic Kingdom Park, Epcot, MGM Studios, Animal Kingdom, SeaWorld, Discovery Cove, Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure, Busch Gardens, Wet 'n Wild, Water Mania, Holy Land Experience, Arabian Nights Dinner Show, Florida's Silver Springs, Bok Tower Gardens, Cypress Gardens, Gatorland, Orlando Science Center, Blue Springs State Park, and many more.
Lake Marion is within easy reach of many fine golf courses including Diamondback, Bull Run, Southern Dunes, Sun Air, Stonegate, Grenelefe and many more.
Visit the Kennedy Space Center, NASA's launch headquarters, where you can tour the launch and landing facilities, experience interactive simulators, live shows and massive rockets, meet a member of NASA's astronaut corps and maybe even witness the launch of a spacecraft
Daytona beach hosts Bike Week and Nascar racing including the Rolex 24, Budweiser Shoot-out, Hershey's 300 and the world famous Daytona 500
Or for a more peaceful pastime, you can swim with the Manatees in the pristine, clear waters of the Crystal River on the Nature Coast of Florida. Or enjoy trail riding adventures or riding lessons at Horse World Riding Stables.
Poinciana village centre is a 10 minute drive away and has a Wal-Mart superstore, Publix, Winn-Dixie, Blockbuster Video and take-away food outlets. Eagle Ridge Mall, 15 minutes away from the villa has over 90 stores including JC Penney, Dillard's, Sears, a multiplex cinema and bowling.
vacation rental rates
Standard rate: $425 per week
Easter, Christmas, Thanksgiving: $475 per week
We offer discounted monthly rates for SNOWBIRD and long-term rentals. Please contact the owner for details.
Sarah L Lakin +447710215119
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Top things to do in Kissimmee
- Disney
- Sea World
- Universal Studios
- Many other Theme Parks
- Restaurants
Top things to do on a budget
- Free on-site pools
- Free on-site sports facilities
- Lakeside picnic and BBQ
- Biking and nature trekking
Top things to do with a family
- Airboat rides
- Theme Parks
- Gatorland
- Swimming and child pools
- Ocean or Gulf beaches
Sarah L Lakin , owner