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Outdoor Pool (seasonal), Grounds, Terrace
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Very friendly staff. Great facilities. Clean and recently refurbished. Would come back again.
There could be a bit more choice for breakfast, namely fruits / fruit salads.
The room is very silent and the whole hotel is quiet. All the staff members were very kind and helpful.
I don't think the breakfast is worth the price. For sure high quality food but a small selection especially of savoury things.
The room was clean and beautiful. The hotel is in a quiet area near a nice park with a zoo and a very good Michelin star restaurant, but a bit far away from the center. The breakfast was ok.
The spa was a small disappointment, I expected more and that it would be included in the room price. The hotel lobby looked like a furniture shop, a bit weird to me... The coffee wasn't good.
Big room Very modern and clean bathroom King size bed
the service was unable to refill shower foam, even quite small number of guests
Midcentury ambiance in this small, quiet hotel that is located in a beautiful area outside of Strasbourg! Lovely rooms and bathrooms, first class acommodations.
Considering that this is a Bed & Breakfast and off the beaten track, it would have been nice to provide guests coffee in the morning. The breakfast is not included, we didn't find it interesting or even a good value. We suggest going out to breakfast! There is a daily additional fee to use the spa facilities. That being said, it seems appropriate to provide drinking water to guests in the spa area in order to avoid dehydration. This hotel is outside of Strasbourg. One must take a train or bus to the center of town. I imagine most guest arrive with a car. It is a very long walk and not for the faint of heart!
Kindness of the staff, quiet of the neighborhood, design furniture all over the commom areas
Personnal touch, friendly & very helpful. The opposite from big chain hotels. Nice interior. Well maintained and heated swimming pool.
Elegantly styled; lovely design in the hotel and the rooms; shutters on the windows means that you can shut out all the light and noise from the street (great for sleeping); very clean; small outdoor swimming pool.
The location (in the middle of a residential area but close to the Orangerie Park) is a bit weird and not all that great if you want to go to the centre, but good for the EP and CoE; breakfast is too expensive for what it is; WiFi is rather slow; my room did not have any cupboard where you could hang your clothes; it was expensive (but likely due to it being European Parliament week).
Loved the serenity and staff the best.
Everything was first rate. Nice safe and quiet location about 15 minutes away from the tourist center by foot.
Nothing to mention.
The rooms are very stylish, the whole building very light and modern. Having a pool in the garden, in such a location was a bonus, and invigorated us after our long drive. Great view from room and would have like to stay longer to try the Spa... Next Time
Very little... The car park is small...but on street parking looks safe.. good neighbourhood. The pillows are rather peculiar compared to out English ones... but if you master the technique... they work:-)
Would recommend it ... Excellent value for money
Quality of service and hospitality. Quiet environment. Friendly staff. Wonderful rooms. Excpetionnal breakfast. The teddybears!
Spa closes early at 8 PM,
it's in a beautiful residential area but still able to walk into main area the staff is amazing - always willing to help great rooms
the welcome, at this place was great, and the subsequent care, especially by Pauline,was just wonderful.but everyone was most, accueillant,the place was clean the room great by any standards, and the breakfast, of great quality.also the spa,small but very nice and the care ,counsel, and massage,by the young women there,most pleasant.this place is a little pearl, in a quiet neighborhood,to be highly recomended.bravo, any time again.cv.switzerland
very nice room.. recently updated. great shower. nice breakfast. great service.
The location was great for us this time - being in Strasbourg before, we didn't wanted to stay in centre again, but rather in nicer area a bit on walk-able distance. This worked great - nice residential area next to wonderful park. No issues with car parking - plenty space on the streets near by, however I believe hotel shall clear state that on the site ("free public parking" instead of "free parking" onsite). Upon arrival we were advised to upgrade for a little extra to a very spacious room with outside terrace, so that we did and no regret. Superb cosmetics in bathroom, even specially bought the shower gel for own house when leaving. Free wi-fi was appreciated too. Haven't tried Spa (too little time) neither the outside pool (was raining). Receptionists were always great, friendly, did a restaurant booking for us and spoke good English.
Other than reception, no much English speaking. The massive disappointment was breakfast - arriving there a 9:30am we found almost no food available any more. Very little or no refill either. No English speaking service on breakfast - while asked for a help with eggs to boil, I got a scrambled eggs instead a few min later.. So, a bit of bread, a different eggs and coffee - all that experience which you have to pay 22 eur per person..terrible. Overall - would recommend with clear caution on breakfast and parking.. Probably may stay again if again in Strasbourg, but would go for a breakfast to the cafe in nearby park.
What I have really appreciated the cleanliness of the hotel, the space of the rooms, nicely decorated, and very complete and impeccably clean toilets, anything to say about that. The other thing I want to emphasize is that the owner saw us looking at her garden and then came to talk to us have to admit that is a very nice gesture on her part, and we were talking about her garden. I also want to note that the hotel is in a very elegant and very quiet quartier and the personal at the reception was exremely nice too.
When we arrived at the hotel we were given two rooms that was on the fourth floor (but the elevator only went to the third floor) and then climbed a spiral staircase rather complicated. We could not take that room because the person who was with us has sciatica and osteoarthritis and was therefore very difficult that she could be going up and down the stairs. So before getting into the room when we saw the situation immediately requested to give her another room, the hotel was not full, it had 30 rooms and when we booked two days before arriving there were still 15 free rooms, then ordered another room and got one more expensive alleging that they had no single rooms, and this caused us displeasure, because it was not a matter of whim simply because there was a person who was not able to go up and down the stairs. To that end I would say that the room she was given was not a simple room it was a double room and had to pay 40 euros a day for 2 nights. I think it is a special situation and the hotel shouldn't have taken an extra supplement. And the second thing I want to say that in France someone can pay for a lunch 22 euros which is the price they charge for breakfast, too expensive.
The staff were very friendly and polite. The room was very comfortable and had a big bathroom. The outside facilitaties were amazing! The pool was very clean and it all looked very well kept.
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Great staff, located near a beautiful park. We rented bikes and enjoyed easy biking to downtown, restaurants and EU buildings.
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Our room was extremely well designed and comfortable. Loved the feel of openness with the glass walls. Bathrooms are top notch. The location is perfect. Having the bikes for hire in the hotel itself is a BRILLIANT facility.
1) Breakfast is poorly managed: food display is incredibly unattractive, dried out hams and cheeses, petit pain au chocolat and croissant are XXL-sized (far to big to allow you to eat anything else and frankly more like what you would expect on a supermarket display), one knife only to cut the breads AND the 3 or 4 cakes (bizarre!), service mediocre, environment bleak. Yet, the actual choices are rather good. 2) missed not having hair conditioner in the bathroom 3) the hotel did not have and could not provide a kettle which is frankly unheard of for in a 4star hotel, so we bought our own. 4) not geared up for international travelers: the hotel information is in French only, there are only 2 French newspapers 5) the reception & public area's deco is "confused" by the surprising sales displays (of beauty products, stuffed animals, food stuff). NO CLASS! The interior decorator would cringe if he/her saw what has been done to the original theme.
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Where to start? This film is terrible in so many ways. There's the stupid 'Gone with the wind' costumes, the fact that Darcy is obviously nice from the beginning, the culling of some of the most important scenes in the book,and the worst ending to a film ever. Also this is revoltingly 'olde England', only Americans would have made this. This bears no comparison to the wonderful TV adaptation. Not only one of the worst literary adaptations ever but one of the worst films ever.
This is a fun comedy and drama about the Bennets and how they have to
marry off their daughters to suitable males from wealthy society that
may bring them happiness. From the get go Mrs Bennet is hunting
suitable admirers from the landed gentry.
The film is an adaptation of the stage play and condenses the Jane Austen novel as well as moving it forward to the Victorian era.
Mr Bennet is played by Edmund Gwenn who is more knowing and wants his daughters to marry for love rather than status.
The central plot is that of Elizabeth Bennet (Greer Garson) and Mr Darcy (Laurence Oliver.) Darcy is haughty, wealthy and proud. Elizabeth is a proto feminist, more intelligent and prejudiced in her views of Darcy but develops feelings for him.
Even though the plot is shortened the machinations of the various love tangles does begin to drag before the film neatly concludes. Good performances from Olivier and Garson as the main suitors who fall each other.
I recently watched again this film version of Jane Austin's classic
novel. Of course, by now, I have had the opportunity to watch all the
later versions as well. This 1940 film and the 2005 film might best be
viewed as adaptations of the Austen story, based more on the modern
mores and culture of the time each film was made. That excuses the
departure from the settings, clothing, manners, and mores of the early
1800s and the landed gentry of England. Those were the substance of
Austen's great book, and she beautifully put them under a huge
microscope for all to see in her novel. I am most grateful to the BBC
for its 1980 and 1995 mini-series that so faithfully and painstakingly
transposed the printed pages onto film.
Hollywood often alters, revises, rewrites and sometimes completely changes stories or their outcomes. Sometimes it makes for better movies. Sometimes, great reductions are needed just to get a story on film. So, I understand that. And, we movie buffs can take or leave the results. As some of the IMDb reviews indicate on the 2005 movie, there is an audience out there that likes the modern-day adaptation. I too enjoyed the 2005 film. It is truer to the times and culture than this 1940 film. But it omits or drastically condenses significant parts of Austen's storyof necessity, no doubt, to fit the movie length. For the much better and complete telling of the story, viewers should watch either or both of BBC TV minis-series.
I'm in the camp of people who really enjoy the wit and humor of clever dialog, accompanied by wonderful expressions to match, and the poking and jabbing at the foibles and follies of cultures. Those things are the essence and value of this story. Through it, Austin explores and exploits those very time-specific mores of English society. She does it with wonderful irony, satire and spoofing. So, when those things are altered significantly, as they are in this cramped version, we are left with something else. A soap opera of sorts, perhaps? Or maybe even a romantic comedy? But it certainly is not the wit, clever story-telling and wisdom of Jane Austen.
This 1940 film has a cast of great actors. But many are too old for the roles they play. The costumes are only the start of the failings of this film from the opening scene. But the script and direction are its biggest failings. One reviewer (vincentlynch-moonoi from the U.S.), on 3 July 2012, wrote: "I confess I don't get it." I think that honestly reflects the script. For anyone who doesn't know the story, too many things in the movie are left dangling or have just piecemeal references. The plot is too disconnected at times. I won't go into more detail on the many miscues in this adaptation. Two other reviewers nail these very well Ivan-166 from Australia, 16 August 2006; and Keith-moyes from the U.S., 21 November 2006.
So, while some people today may enjoy this 1940 film as a light comedy- romance of sorts, we don't know if they also would be interested in reading Austen's novel or watching the longer accurate depictions on film. What would be interesting to me would be to see how people rated this film in 1940. How would reviewers have posted comments on IMDb if it were around back then? And what would they have to say?
My five stars for this film are for Jane Austen, just for the parts of her great novel that are in this film. And for the cast of wonderful actors of the time who gave it a try with a very poor script and far sub-par direction.
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The 1940 version of Pride and Prejudice is what I think of as a typical
MGM movie of the Golden Age. Of course, MGM made many other types of
picture, but they were particularly associated with this kind of
'prestige' movie. It is a big, expensive production, based on a world
famous book, written by an eminent literary figure (Aldous Huxley),
with lavish sets and sumptuous costumes, starring their most
prestigious English actors. In other words: portentous, showy and
completely empty.
This movie is all packaging and no content.
It goes without saying that it is a travesty of the book, but it is hopeless even as a simple exercise in story-telling. It would be easy to deplore it for its technical incompetence, its wild historical inaccuracy and its somewhat trashy notion of elegance and sophistication, but I suspect that would be missing the point.
In 1939, when this movie was being planned, America was still mired in the Great Depression and there were millions of women who had been struggling to make ends meet for the best part of a decade. What they wanted from MGM was to be transported out of the grim reality of their own lives into a fantasy world of opulence and ease; of glamour, luxury and elegance. That is what movies like Pride and Prejudice were designed to do. I can complain that the plot is, at best, perfunctory, but who cared? The story was almost incidental to its core audience. It was the over-the-top costumes, the soaring sets, the glittering chandeliers and the gleaming carriages that the audience really wanted to see.
The packaging was the point!
For example, the costumes are absurd they are not only wrong for that period, they are probably wrong for any period. However, I am sure the MGM costume department could have designed gowns that were authentic down to the last button, if that was what MGM had wanted but they didn't. And who am I to say that they were wrong? MGM was the only Hollywood studio that went right through the Great Depression without ever making a loss. They must have been doing something right.
When I view this movie today, I know I must try to understand why it was made the way it was. This vision of Regency England may have been very naïve and very fanciful, but there is no reason to suppose that the people that made the movie were naïve: or even that the people in the audience were. I know I have to put myself into the position of that audience if I am to enjoy it in the way that was originally intended, but I cannot do that. I have to judge the movie on the basis of how it looks today, in the context of other movies of the era, not how it might have looked then.
From that perspective, it has not lasted well. Nor, I suspect, have MGM movies as a whole. From the very beginning of the Thirties, Hollywood churned out scores and scores and scores of movies that are still highly watchable today. You don't have to be a movie buff or film historian to enjoy Universal horror films, Warner Brothers gangster movies, RKO musicals, Disney animations or the Westerns, 'screwball' comedies, romances, melodramas, thrillers, historical pictures and other movies that flooded out of Hollywood at that time. Until the last twenty years or so they were part of everyone's film education.
MGM was the biggest and most successful studio of the Thirties, but my gut feel is that fewer of their movies have stood the test of time than those of most of their competitors. Too many look like Pride and Prejudice: frothy, over-stuffed, over-egged but ultimately unsatisfying: timely but not timeless.
This movie is of undoubted historical interest as a representative artifact of Hollywood at a particular time in its history, but from any other perspective it is utterly negligible.
Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice is an enduring drama romance. The story line is lighthearted and comical: a scheming mother whose only goal is getting her daughters married off, a self important cousin who parades about peering through his eyeglass and praising the "gracious" Lady Catherine DeBourgh (Oliver), silly sisters who get drunk at parties, and lively balls. The deeper more classic theme,however, lies in the story of Elizabeth Bennet (Garson) and her struggle with her prejudices against the English upper class snobs and the misconceptions she forms about handsome, eligible Mr. Darcy (Olivier), a wealthy and proud English gentleman. Despite being one of five girls in a middle class family with low class relations, no inheritance, and no hope for a high marriage, Elizabeth is delighting with her fresh sense of humor and sarcastic wit, her candid opinions, and her vivacity. In the end not only does she enchant a more humble Mr. Darcy but she also casts a spell over her viewers. Pride and Prejudice is a charming film and I have fallen in love with it as will anyone who sees it.
My wife and I read Pride and Prejudice together about thirty years ago. I
have since read it several more times as has she. There are very few books
that I have read more than once, so my love for the book is evidenced.
are many radical departures of this movie from the book, the most
regrettable being the omission of the Pemberley Estate scenes. But I still
must give it a 10/10. Some of the changes seem to be actually preferable
from an entertainment point of view. But as I reread the novel (as I have
two or three times since first seeing the movie) I appreciate both
This is a movie that sits in its case on our entertainment center in our bedroom. Once or twice a year, when the offerings on the tube become unbearable, it's popped into the VCR and never fails to entertain.
This book and the movie have been a launching pad for us on the road of entertainment. We have both since read most of the Austen novels. The only other one we have enjoyed on the screen is Emma (Gwyneth Paltrow), though we have tried several other screen versions including the 5 hour version of P&P. It also was a starting point for searching out more Greer Garson & Lawrence Olivier movies. It was the first movie we saw with either of these great stars in it. Then of course, you can't be a Greer Garson fan without becoming a Walter Pidgeon fan - and it goes on and on. And this was the beautiful starting point for all of this fun.
In my situation, I finished the book immediately before viewing the
movie. I was fearful of disappointment, but I have watched the movie
twice since first viewing it, as I simply adored it. The arrangement of
the script coincides very well with the original writing of the book.
(One can even spot some direct quotes if he or she is that perceptive.)
Although there are differences in plot (I would suppose for
movie/play-length purposes), they all make sense and allow the story to
successfully fit together without any holes. In my opinion, the changes
were necessary to get the points of the story across. My only doubt is
that someone who has not read the book may find the plot confusing as
it all comes together so rapidly.
Although the movie is not completely true to the story, I still find it to be enchanting and entertaining.. of course, not nearly as much as the book (as is always the situation with books --> movies), but I really do enjoy it and think the acting entirely believable and the choice of actors to be extraordinarily close to how I imagined them to look and act.. namely Mr. Darcy, Mr. Collins, Jane Bennet, and Miss Bingley. In addition, Greer Garson and Laurence Olivier embrace the very essence(s) of Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy. Overall, it was delightful for me.
This movie left me in love. It truly keeps to the novel and does not disappoint. It is a definite watch for the romantic!
I am a fan of older films. I simply adore them. That being said, I am
still able to put my love for classic film aside when something is so
The words of Jane Austen need not be reworked here, even if by a writer
esteemed by Huxley. There was no reason to chop up the storyline and add
such nonsense. It no longer stayed true to the original story, which I
again say, needed no alterations. Everything lined up and read quite
linear. But, in the film, the silly background music and awkward
deliverance made the final outcome poor, at best.
The main sticking point for me, beyond the unbelievably bad costumes
the Regency period that hard for the costume department to research?) was
the inability to even follow in the true spirit of the characters. In
Thompson's "Sense & Sensibility," although she had to cut and chop and
rework to get the film into the standard length for the theater, she
remained true to the spirit of the work and the characters. Here, the
characters were one-dimensional cut-outs that carried with them no
particular depth that was so evident in the novel.
I hate to say this, but through out the film, my husband and I laughed
hard at the insanity we were watching. No true Jane Austen fan, someone
devours the books, loves reading about the Regency (NOT Victorian) era and
reading other Regency authors, can possibly enjoy this for it's merit as
Austen adaptation. However, due to it's rather modern language (not true
Regency,) someone new to the time period may find this an easy way to
in, understanding the customs, such as entailment, marriage and
But this is not for the advanced Regency scholar.
At best, for a beginner, 6/10, for the true Regency/Austen fans,
As a stand-alone film, the 1940 version of Pride and Prejudice is
There's other romantic films made around the same time that are infinitely
better, though.
As an adaptation of a classic novel, this film really really sucks. While the film and the novel share the same basic plot and all the same characters, the similarities end there. Mrs. Bennett trying to race Lady Lucas in a stagecoach? Lady Catherine's ridiculous turn of character at the end of the film? What's the deal here? As far as the performances go, Laurence Olivier and Edmund Gwenn turn in good ones as Mr. Darcy and Mr. Bennett, and Greer Garson makes for a tolerable Elizabeth. Otherwise, the cast is nothing to write home about.
If you want to disengage your brain and watch some romantic fluff, this is the movie for you. If you want to watch an adaptation of Jane Austen's novel that both preserves the plot, the characters, and the dialogue and brings them to life, go rent or buy a copy of the 1995 BBC/A&E version starring Colin Firth and Jennifer Ehle. Yeah, it runs just over 5 hours, but it's well worth it.
The Garson/Olivier version of Austen's Pride and Prejudice takes great liberties with every aspect of the text, not the least of which is the smiling demeanor bestowed upon Edna May Oliver's Lady Catherine. None of this matters: the brilliance of the casting, the gravity-less quality of the acting, the pretty musical score, the lovely anachronistic costumes, and the velocity of the story-telling coalesce to make cinematic caviar. Every scene is memorable, and almost every line is quotable, delivered with immense punch. Freda Inescort in the library describing the accomplished woman, Edna May Oliver quizzing Garson's Elizabeth Bennett, or Ann Rutherford's irresistible and brainless Lydia return once married to Netherfield Park are indelible scenes. Olivier is at the height of his beauty and Garson conveys every drop of brains and beauty that Austen must have intended. If one wants a strict reading of the text, this will disappoint compared to the 1995 A&E version; if one wants all the joy and camp implicit in Austen, this is as good as it gets. If I could take one film to a desert island with me, this would probably be it.
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October 18 2005
Crystal Palace lost 1-0 at home to rivals Brighton.
Brighton had the best chances throughout the match and scored a deserved goal on 78 minutes through Paul McShane.
Clinton Morrison thought he had scored a late equaliser, but his goal was disallowed for offside.
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Crystal Palace: G Kiraly, D Butterfield, D Ward, F Hall, E Boyce, J McAnuff, T Soares, M Hughes, M Reich, D Freedman, C Morrison.
Subs: J Macken, B Watson, G Borrowdale, W Andrews, J Speroni.
Brighton: W Henderson, S Carole, P McShane, G Butters, P Reid, R Carpenter, D Hammond, C Oatway, G Hart, J Robinson, L Knight.
Subs: K Mayo, A Frutos, A El-Abd, C Kazim-Richards, A Blayney.
Referee: A Hall.
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Investigators last week added a theft charge against a former Sharpsburg Recreation Committee president accused of having sex with a 15-year-old boy.
Susan M. Sundo, 45, of Sharpsburg was arraigned on March 27 on the new charge before her preliminary hearing on charges of corruption of minors, statutory sexual assault, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse and unlawful contact with a minor.
District Judge Elissa Lang ordered Sundo to stand trial on those charges. The boy testified that they had sex seven times beginning in the summer of 2012.
The theft charge involves a debit card issued to her by the Aspinwall Youth Athletic Association, a youth baseball and softball organization. Its members notified police on Feb. 20 that someone made unauthorized transactions on the card issued to Sundo.
She was to use the card only for the concession stand at youth softball and baseball games. An audit of the account by the bank showed $4,886 was charged to the card.
Sundo did not comment as she left court.
"She's trying to spend as much time as she can with her children," said her attorney, David Joel Shrager.
Sundo was removed as head of the Sharpsburg Recreation Committee after police filed the sex charges in January.
Among the charges to the account listed in the new criminal complaint are a wire transfer through a Western Union auto payment account for $1,508, a charge to Verizon Wireless in the amount of $588 and one to Duquesne Light for $643. The audit also showed checks cashed for $130, $150 and $70.
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Sundo's preliminary hearing on the theft charge was set for April 3. It was then continued until June 12.
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There's No Need For The San Francisco 49ers To Trade Quarterback Colin Kaepernick
Recently there's been a notion that the San Francisco 49ers should trade second year quarterback Colin Kaepernick and that does not make sense. Even with four quarterbacks on the roster with Alex Smith, Josh Johnson and Scott Tolzien that doesn't mean a move is necessary.
Johnson signed this offseason because of his familiarity with Jim Harbaugh as he played for him at the University of San Diego. The rationale for the signing is to give competition for the no.2 quarterback spot and Johnson has also experience as a starter as he started four games in his rookie season for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2009 and started one game in 2011, he also appeared in 21 other games for a total of 26 appearances.
He did not win a game as a starter, he completed 54.2 percent of his passes, threw for 1,042 yards, threw five touchdowns to 10 interceptions, a long of 42 and got sacked 16 times. So, even with some experience and his familiarity with Harbaugh it does not leapfrog him over Kaepernick who barely saw action in 2011 appearing in three games in which he went 3/5 for 35 yards and a long of 19. Tolzien is also in his second year, yet did not see any playing time and spent the year on the practice squad.
Harbaugh said "the competition for no. 2 and no. 3 will be there when we get to training camp. That will unfold with the practices and the preseason games. That will be very exciting."
Trading Kaepernick makes little sense because the 49ers traded three draft picks to the Denver Broncos to take him with the 36th pick and the Broncos selected Rahim Moore, Quinton Carter and traded the other pick to the Green Bay Packers who selected D.J. Williams.
The view on Kaepernick when drafted is that it would take him a few years to develop and with Smith signing a three-year contract extension he has plenty of time to showcase his talent. Even if Johnson does beat him out for the no.2 spot this season he can return the favor during the season or next year.
If the 49ers were to entertain thoughts of trading him what would the team get in return or would there even be an offer? There's not much of a need for a quarterback with no experience and that is several years away from being a starter. The most likely scenario for the way the season begins is Kaepernick as the no.2 , Johnson the no.3 and Tolzien being sent to the practice squad.
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The 2010 Tablas Creek Vineyard Vin de Paille "Quintessence" is Tablas Creek's reserve bottling of this traditional Mediterranean technique for producing dessert wines. Ripe grape bunches are carefully laid down on straw-covered benches in our greenhouses, and allowed to dehydrate in the sun. When the grapes reach the desired concentration, we press them and move the juice to oak barrels for fermentation. The juice ferments until it reaches an alcohol level where the sweetness of the juice is balanced by the acids and mineral characteristics of the wine itself.
The grapes for our Vin de Paille were grown on our 120-acre certified organic estate vineyard.
In 2010, we dried Roussanne on straw in our greenhouses. We then pressed the grapes and fermented the wine in three barrels. Two of these barrels were high enough quality that we aged them an extra six months in our cellar and bottled it as Vin de Paille "Quintessence".
The 2010 vintage saw healthy rainfall after three years of drought. The ample early-season groundwater and a lack of spring frosts produced a good fruit set. A very cool summer delayed ripening by roughly three weeks, with harvest not beginning until mid-September and still less than half complete in mid-October. Warm, sunny weather between mid-October and mid-November allowed the later-ripening varieties to reach full maturity. The long hangtime and cool temperatures combined to produce fruit with intense flavors at low alcohol levels.
We harvested the Roussanne for our Vin de Paille in one day on October 29th. It spent roughly a month on straw in our greenhouses, and was brought into the cellar for pressing on November 30th. The wine, after pressing, was aged in two new French oak barrels for 14 months before being bottled in January of 2012.
The 2010 Vin de Paille "Quintessence" has a beautiful nose of maple syrup, caramel and ripe apricots, with remarkably concentrated flavors of honey, spice and pear, good balancing acidity and an exceptionally long finish. We expect it to drink well for decades.
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You never listen baby
We were both together, naturally
I was lovin' you baby, you were lovin' me
Every word I said, Every word is true
I was on the inside, but he was lovin' you
Oh, oh, listen to your heart
You never listen baby
I didn't wanna see it
You felt so good
I didn't wanna know girl, this love's misunderstood
One more day, won't make it right
Still I lie in your darkness defenseless tonight
Oh, oh
(Never) no, there's something here
Won't last very long
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Listen baby listen
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Our love was tender then
Love was an open door
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Russian photojournalist killed in eastern Ukraine
Russia's state-owned RIA Novosti news agency says one of its photojournalists has died in eastern Ukraine.
Russia's state-owned RIA Novosti news agency says one of its photojournalists has died in eastern Ukraine.
Andrei Stenin went missing in early August, his whereabouts unknown.
The agency's director-general, Dmitry Kiselyov, said in a statement on Wednesday that the remains in a charred car found outside the rebel stronghold of Donetsk have been identified as Stenin's. Kiselyov said the car apparently burst into flames after coming under fire from Ukrainian forces.
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For just the second time in program history, Laureldale will play host to a District III football game. Muhlenberg takes on Shippensburg as the Muhls look to advance to the District quarterfinals.
The Muhls earned the 8-seed in the District III tournament following a 7-3 campaign.
Rich Kolka has really turned the program around in two years. Recall, the Muhls went 2-8 in 2011.
Muhlenberg has done it this year behind one of the most dominant defenses in Berks County.
Led by the county's touchdown champion Ben Ortiz, Muhlenberg also dazzled at times on offense, but found some trouble moving the ball consistently against tough defenses.
Shippensburg is sure to provide a tough, physical challenge. But it's a challenge this team feels ready to face, especially after going through a trying Berks Section I schedule.
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You hear that? It's the sound of 130 million people closing the Instagram app. Ok, perhaps that's a bit hyperbolic, but I'm placing my bets right now: Instagram video is a big mistake. Huge. Instagram, an app best known for photo-sharing, added video last week, as it sought to defend against the advance of Twitter's fast-growing video-sharing app Vine. The drama with Justin Bieber and his pets is never-ending, and once again?here we go! Remember that monkey from Germany? You know, Mally? Well, somehow he got to Florida! Perhaps to hunt down the Biebs for his bad behavior, but however it happened and for whatever reason it seems the teen dream was also determined to reunite with his former friend.


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While he understands people might want to return home, the expected storm surge could be worse than when Tropical Cyclone Yasi crossed the coast.
"It's high tide and we don't know what the storm surge is doing," Mr Crisafulli.
"Please stay away until we have clarification that it's safe to return home."
Water was released from the Ross River Dam over the last week and although it is at capacity he says the storm surge won't impact on the current situation.
"That flow starts from the other end of the catchment. It still was a good decision to release the water early."
Despite Townsville being hit hard by Tropical Cyclone Yasi, Mr Crisafulli says his thoughts are with communities further north that felt the full impact of the storm.
"We are a very tight knit community and a tight knit group of council."
"We feel for our mates in Mission Beach, Cardwell and Tully."
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Catelynn Lowell, 22, is thrilled to be expecting a second child with her fiance, Tyler Baltierra, also 22. As she prepares to welcome a baby girl five years after giving her first up for adoption, the expectant mom is sharing the intimate and terrifying details of her struggle with anxiety and depression. How will it affect her — if at all — once she gives birth?
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There is Nothing to Compromise on Guns
The second amendment is quite clear. The government
does not should not have the ability to restrict gun ownership. I don't even understand why there is an argument. The founding fathers made it quite clear on why they incorporated the second amendment into the constitution. You can read my article here if you don't quite get it. It had nothing to do with self defense. That is just a bonus.
If you actually want to restrict gun ownership you need to amend the document itself. Have fun getting super majority. It would be hard to have a super majority in the congress or senate. The states could always do it, luckily California only counts as one vote.
If you actually want to have an argument about gun control. You need to argue about throwing out the second amendment completely. The founding fathers made it quite clear what exactly they meant. You can go back to the hundreds of quotes about the issue.
Those on our side of the isle need to realize this shouldn't even be a debate. We don't have to give anything up. The Bill of Rights completely restricts any proposed government action. We all feel bad for Gabrielle Giffords, but facts remain facts. Just because you want to feel safer that is no reason to give up our freedoms. Our freedom is too important to mess with.
They have already essentially rubbed out the majority of the 4th-6th amendments. We encouraged them and let them. This is why they feel like they can mess with the second. The second amendment was put in to protect the others. There is no argument on this issue.
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Plus: Jessica Biel is headed to New Girl, Stephen Colbert isn't moving the Late Show, and Orphan Black is getting drawn up.
No Tatiana Maslany, no The Good Wife, and more idiocy from TV's "biggest" awards.
Sarah and her sisters will be back for more Clone Club drama in 2015.
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The penultimate episode of Orphan Black's second season saw nearly all of the show's separate plot threads come together with a shocking, episode-ending reveal.
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John Fawcett and Graeme Manson talk the the decision to introduce a new clone and more.
"Variable and Full of Perturbation" introduced an important new character, shining a light on the complex issues of identity and individuality.
Game of Thrones? Orphan Black? The Americans? What series are on your mid-year Top 10?
The majority of this episode served to remind us that Orphan Black is just as gifted with comedy as it is with drama, which served to increase the intensity of the hour's more serious moments.
Broad City, Walton Goggins, and Albert Tsai also get noms in this well-picked lot.
Other nominees include Brooklyn Nine-Nine and The Mindy Project.
Everyone was lying to everyone this week as Delphine decided to keep a potentially huge secret from Cosima and Vic returned to stir up trouble for the Clones. But more importantly, Helena sang a song.
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