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Proving, once again, they've got a sense of humor, the marketing wags at Ben & Jerry's are rolling out a limited edition ice-cream flavor in the US: Schweddy Balls, named for a punning 2007 Saturday Night Live skit featuring Alec Baldwin as Pete Schweddy, a guest on a fictitious NPR radio show called "Delicious Dish."
A trending topic on Twitter today after NPR featured the custom flavor, the brand had to convince its Twitter followers that it wasn't a joke. The flavor is described as: "Available in both pints and Scoop Shops, this flavor is Fair Trade vanilla ice cream with a hint of rum and is loaded with fudge covered rum and milk chocolate malt balls. It's never too early to start celebrating the holiday season!!"
"The name is irreverent," Ben & Jerry's spokesman Sean Greenwood commented to TIME about the stunt flavor, a co-branding deal with SNL producer Lorne Michaels' Broadway Video Enterprises. "But we've always been about having some irreverence and having some fun ... We're not trying to offend people. Our fans get the humor."
Baldwin, the co-star of NBC's 30 Rock who's hosting the Sept. 24 season premiere of SNL, stated in a press release: "For a long time, I thought that 'Here Lies Pete Schweddy' would end up on my tombstone. Now, thanks to Ben & Jerry's, the goodness of the Schweddy family recipe won't go with me to the great beyond. It is immortalized here, right now, and it's an ice cream. Ben & Jerry's and Schweddy. Two great names in American dessert, together at last."
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Thought this port would be amazing, but it wasn't really. Lots of small vendors on the pier even though it was Sunday, and their selection and prices for black pearl and mother of pearl were good. Albert Tours is a big deal on this island, and we grabbed one of their small buses for an around-the-island tour. Impressive lookout where we could see both bays, and interesting marae....but really not much else to see.
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Bus was crowded, trip was "fast", pointed out lots of churches and not so much on culture or the island. WAY too much enphasis on religion!! Very interesting island, breath taking views and mountains, and quiet inlets! Some traffic. A big island to see in a few hours - you really need a couple days. Outstanding snorkeling we were told again. This island is just 8 miles from Tahiti, the main French Polynesian Island. Small townlets on the island. VIDEO the island's girl dancers - they are incredible!
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Explore an exhibition of contemporary art that resonates with the core ideas of The Theosophical Society's belief system, at A Modern Panarion, Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane.
Founded in New York in 1875, the society espoused a doctrine synthesised from esoteric religious, philosophical, and scientific ideas and aspired toward the formation of a universal community in which all religions, creeds, and races were equal. With theosophy's popularity in the late-19th and early-20th centuries being quite considerable, it quickly drew a community of adherents worldwide seeking spiritual guidance and pivotal inspiration in an increasingly secular and industrialised world.
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My brother is celebrating the BIG 3-0 next weekend and I am trying to organize a night out. My brother is a fan of 'cool' (haha). What ever is hip, trendy, unique (but don't confuse that with 'popular'). Good ambiance is a must, and the food must follow suit.
I was thinking tapas style would be the way to go. And of course, amazing cocktails or wines are a requirement!
I was thinking Cobre? I'm not really familiar with the downtown scene, so any assistance would be greatly appreciated!! I want this birthday to be a huge success. Thanks!
Cobre sounds like it would fit your criteria very well (tapas style and interesting cocktails). It also has several "levels" so that you might be able to arrange a quasi-private area for your group while still getting the benefit of the ambiance -- we did that for a birthday gathering and it was great. Be sure to try their tacos if you go!
I have not yet been....but how about Market (Jean Georges Vongerichten's new restaurant at the Shangri-La)? The place has been getting raves and from the looks of the menu, the food is surprisingly affordable (entrees $12-$28). The bartender is the excellent JT formerly of Boneta...he's famous for his cocktails.
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Another hip and festive place that caters large groups is Samba Brazilian Steakhouse
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2. The Cascade, best cocktail list in the city; also casual and ideal for large parties; new and on main st., therefore super 'cool".
3. Gudrun Tasting Room, "Steveston's hidden gem", though not in the city this place is ultra "cool" as it just opened and looks stunning. Great cheese and charcuteries platters for sharing.
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Alina is one of the most exciting harpists based in Scotland. She has had the honour of playing at Scottish and European Parliaments, at the Queen's 80th-birthday celebrations at Balmoral and at the King of Thailand's birthday celebrations in Bangkok. Alina's music is available for religious, civil and humanist ceremonies, wedding breakfasts, dinners ... » View band profile »
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Ma Lairds & Loddies, Chinas & Fair Middens... The Baltik Ceilidh Band bring you a new generation of celtic musicians bursting with energy. Their burning grooves and rich melodies hit you hard and keep you dancing all night. With high profile performances for the likes of Tower 42, Exxon Mobil, NHS and the Old Billingsgate Market, they are fast becoming the m ... » View band profile »
Beer For Breakfast (based in Stockport)
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Beer for Breakfast are a four piece Irish Band, who play a fantastic and lively range of Traditional and Contemporary Irish Music as well as Celtic Rock and Country Rock & Roll. They are all professional musicians who came together from academic, formal and session music backgrounds to form one of the liveliest bands in the UK Irish music scene today. They g ... » View band profile »
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4 piece up tempo Celtic Folk band performing Scottish, Irish, Contemporary and their own material. Includes songs, fiddle tunes and bagpipe tunes. Their concert/show is based very much on a happy audience participation theme and they are highly experienced at Festivals, Theatres, TV and Radio, Corporate and Weddings. Although Beggar's Row are not a Ceilidh b ... » View band profile »
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Boondock are a young upbeat folk band specialising in traditional songs from the British Isles and Europe. Hailing from Brighton they play extensively around the UK to excited audiences. They play an eclectic range of traditional instruments including the accordion, fiddle, banjo, mandolin, tin whistle, balalaika and bones. As well as English and Irish tune ... » View band profile »
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Camine are twin sisters Ramona and Zinta Egle. Their music originates from Ireland, Scotland and beyond and moves imaginatively from high energy jigs and reels to sublime harmony singing. On their musical travels they have received accolades from eminent music legends such as Herbie Flowers and Mike Scott and have performed their own arrangement of a Laurie ... » View band profile »
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Premium UK ceilidh band for bespoke weddings, corporate events, barn dances and parties. Professional musicians and attentive service. Ceilidh Generation offers a wide variety of Irish, Scottish and English traditional tunes and dances to suit all tastes. Whether you're a hardcore Scot or looking for something a little funkier, they can design a ceilidh t ... » View band profile »
Ceilidh Minogue (based in Edinburgh)
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Scotland's favourite ceilidh band. An enthusiastic, energetic Scottish ceilidh band that never fails to make weddings and ceilidhs a success. The band is based in Scotland but plays all over, covering cities in the UK from Edinburgh and Glasgow to Manchester and London and abroad. They were featured in BBC Radio Scotland's Hogmanay 'Live' show in 2009 and 2 ... » View band profile »
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An international band formed in 2009, Celtica - Pipes Rock includes members from Scotland, America and Austria. Featuring two bagpipers, electric guitar, bass, drums and accompanying visuals-their unique blend of fiery rock brings alive the Celtic spirit wherever they perform! The band spent the winter of 2009/10 recording their first album and filming video ... » View band profile »
Celtic Clan (based in Birmingham)
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Celtic Clan is the Irish band that doesn't just do Irish! They're perfect for everything from weddings through to corporates, garden parties and more - anywhere you need an atmospheric blend of music designed to get people mingling, dancing and having fun. Of course, they've the capability to do full Irish nights (they played Cheltenham Race ... » View band profile »
Dark Patrick (based in Dolgellau)
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Dark Patrick (Britain - Ukraine) successfully combines a mixture of old and new traditions with a modern sense in a moody and mysterious acoustic blend of voice and instruments. Much of the sound replicates the style of a drone with simple percussion and instrumentation. The best feature is in the structure of the music, the rise and fall of the dynamics, ho ... » View band profile »
David Harbottle (based in Totnes)
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David Harbottle & Freya Jonas are a folk duo based in the wilderness of Totnes. They paint pictures with their words and share stories of folk auld and new. They are hardworking songsmiths that place an emphasis on musical independence, originality and breathe new life into Traditional English Folk songs. The Duo have gigged widely in ... » View band profile »
Derek Conlon (based in London)
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Pianist/ Vocalist Derek Conlon is one of the best in the business at what he does. With his easy going demeanor he seems to have a knack of finding the right music to make for a memorable occasion. Covering everything from light classics to rock n roll, he has a unique playing style and a voice to match. ... » View band profile »
Dr Bluegrass and the Illbilly 8 (based in Brighton)
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Foot stompin', thigh slappin' bluegrass from the deep south (of England). Formed in the winter of 2009, Dr Bluegrass and the Illbilly 8 draw inspiration from a wide range of unusual sources for their unique choice of songs. Everything from traditional bluegrass and gospel, to Irish folk, pop and rock ensures that there is something for all ages, played with ... » View band profile »
The FM Party Band (based in Manchester)
Music Description: 5-6 piece party cover band
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The FM Party Band is a Manchester based 5 or 6 piece function band, complete with horn section. Taking their name from FM radio, they perform a genre-spanning set of sing-along hits from the 1960s to the present day. They are masters of the medley, mashing one classic into the next DJ style, keeping you on your toes and on the dance floor! The group also boa ... » View band profile »
The Grinnigogs (based in Hull)
Music Description: A medieval band playing vibrant celebratory music
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The Grinnigogs specialise in historical and themed costumed entertainment . Established in 1987 this band have surprised, delighted and entertained audiences all over the world. Specialising in the performance of exciting, uplifting and sensual music on a diverse range of instruments using a variety of medieval instruments like Hammer Dulcimer, Hurdy-Gurdy, ... » View band profile »
Huw and Roberto (based in London)
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London based Latin, jazz and soul outfit Huw and Roberto are two professional musicians, and friends, who have learned their craft playing alongside the likes of Donna Summer and James Brown. The repertoire stretches back through the era of Nina Simone stopping off in the sixties with the Beatles and Hendrix and arrives in modern times with Jason Mraz. ... » View band profile »
Iain Sparks (based in London)
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Iain sparks is a truly international artist with tours of Australia, Canada, Europe and the Middle East, withs starring Regional & West End Theatre credits to his name. Iain began his singing career performing backing vocals for Barry Manilow (Albert Hall & Wembley Arena) and Sting at the 95 Brit awards. He starred as Roy Orbison in 'The Concert They Never ... » View band profile »
Jim Jam Ceilidh Band (based in Glasgow)
Music Description: 4-5 piece ceilidh band
Packages range from £650 to £1500
The Jim Jam Ceilidh Band are one of the most lively and versatile bands on the ceilidh scene. Each player is a multi-instrumentalist, giving a unique and dynamic combination of fiddle, pipes, guitar, whistle, piano, drums and voice. Jim Jam perform a wide range of ceilidh dances, as well as an array of traditional and cover songs. ... » View band profile »
Licence to Ceilidh (based in London/Brighton)
Music Description: Five-piece young, funky, energetic, Ceilidh band.
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Want to hire a Premiere Professional Ceilidh Band for London, Brighton and the South? ...The Band's speciality is Scottish Ceilidh (Gay Gordon's, Dashing White Sargeant, Eightsome Reels etc) but they also offer the standard English/Irish Ceilidh dances and provide an evening's entertainment that is suitable for all levels, from complete beginners to seasoned ... » View band profile »
The MacDonald Brothers (based in Ayrshire)
Music Description: Scottish Pop Duo
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The MacDonald Bros shot to fame on ITV's "The X Factor" finishing fourth the year Leona Lewis won. The MacDonald Bros are a two piece duo providing a high impact visual and sounding self contained show. They are multi talented musicians and vocalists playing guitars, piano, harmonica, and are also award winning celtic musicians on their accordion and fiddles ... » View band profile »
MPH and the Gooseberries (based in Stranraer)
Music Description: 4 piece band
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MPH are the region's top duo who have been touring the musical circuit together for over 25 years. MPH are versatile, experienced and professional. Neil (guitar/Vocals) and Gary (Keyboard/Vocals) have great vocal harmonies and their musicianship is crafted to a fine art. The Gooseberries are a drum and bass guitar duo. Who ... » View band profile »
Northern Star (based in Edinburgh)
Music Description: 4 piece covers/ceilidh band
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thern Star are a 100% live band with self contained ceilidh section (with caller) if required. They make it their number 1 goal to entertain every single member of their audience by covering almost every music genre from the last 50 years. ... » View band profile »
Off The Rails (based in Fort William)
Music Description: ceilidh and covers band
Packages range from £400 to £1200
"Off The Rails" is a 2 piece band covering all kinds of music: ceilidh including dance calling, and a wide range of vocals from the 60s through to current releases and scottish/irish songs including material from the Proclaimers and Runrig. Although off the rails are a duo they also work with various musicians to make the band up to a 4 or 5 piece depending ... » View band profile »
Pippa Reid-Foster (based in Kilcreggan)
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Pippa is a gifted Clarsach (Scottish Harp) player who adds grace and charm to any event. She will play at a diverse range of venues and travels far and wide to entertain at weddings, public and private receptions, cooperate events, charity events and various other functions. Pippa has a wide repertoire, which ranges from Scottish traditional music to contem ... » View band profile »
Ramona Egle (based in Canterbury)
Music Description: Celtic Harpist
Packages range from £250 to £900
Ramona is an accomplished, professional harpist and has been performing for over twelve years. She studied with renowned classical harpist Mary Morley. Her repertoire includes Irish, English and French music and features pieces by the most revered of Irish harpists: Turlough O'Carolan, whose music embodies the perfect marriage of Classical and Celtic style ... » View band profile »
Remedy (based in London)
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Ron Jappy and Dave Series (based in Glasgow)
Music Description: Celtic/Folk Duo
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Ron Jappy has teamed up with Glasgow based guitarist Dave Series for a duo project. Ron was one of only 8 finalists to be invited to the prestigious Glenfiddich Fiddle Championship in Blair Castle and has been invited to perform in the Highlands & Islands Fiddle Masters in Oban in March 2012. Dave studied guitar at Trinity College of Music in London and met ... » View band profile »
Selkie (based in Canterbury)
Music Description: 3 piece Celtic folk band
Packages range from £550 to £1500
3 piece Celtic folk band available for functions or corporate events. Repertoire based around traditional Scottish, Irish, English and Eastern European folk music. Band biogs. RAMONA EGLE Ramona performs professionally and is well respected as both a singer and multi-instrumentalist. She has appeared at many festivals and prestigious venues including The Me ... » View band profile »
Soul Beat (based in London)
Music Description: 5-8 Piece Function/Party Band
Packages range from £2100 to £4000
Soul Beat aren't just a function band; they are an energetic 5 – 8 piece ensemble whose wireless rigs render them boundless and indispensable if you want your dance floor filled. Their singers, the saxophonist and guitarists will play among the audience enticing them to join conga lines and engage crowds like never before. Forming in ... » View band profile »
Stuart Anderson Ceilidh Band (based in Scottish Borders)
Music Description: 2-6 Piece Ceilidh Band
Packages range from £350 to £1000
Whether you are organising a party, planning a wedding or having a dance in your local hall, the Stuart Anderson Ceilidh Band can provide you with top class musicians at competitive rates. Although based in the Scottish Borders, they travel all over the world performing. A mixed and varied line-up of musicians are available, ranging from Accordion, Fiddle, ... » View band profile »
The Thumping Tommys (based in London)
Music Description: Folk, Bluegrass & Americana Band
Packages range from £600 to £1500
Thumping Tommys are a UK based group of musicians who play a range of musical styles such English, Irish & Scottish Folk, Americana, Bluegrass and Old Time music. They've played at many of the UK's top venues and such as the Royal Festival Hall, and have received much critical acclaim for their energetic and highly entertaining performances which has establ ... » View band profile »
The Timorous Beasties (based in London)
Music Description: Scottish Ceilidh and Function Band
Packages range from £1000 to £3000
The Timorous Beastie's highly flexible way of working means they can offer 3 packages; AcoustiCeilidh, ElectriCeilidh and Ceilidh/Party Music Mix. All packages are completely tailorable to address the unique requirements of the occasion, so please get in touch to discuss exactly how you want your event to be. Each ceilidh dance is called through step by step ... » View band profile »
The Trappini Trio (based in Manchester)
Music Description: Piano trio (with some singing too!)
Packages range from £400 to £1000
The Trappini Trio provides high-class entertainment, from concert hall recitals to corporate events and weddings. With a host of distinguished clients throughout the UK and internationally, this group of professionals is second-to-none in their field. The trio, consisting of violin, cello and piano, is exceptional. Both Rosy and Margit are professional singe ... » View band profile »
U2-2 (based in Sheffield)
Music Description: U2 tribute band
Packages range from £900 to £1800
U2-2 was formed by current members, way back in 1993, under the name Achtung Baby (this is the original band). During the '90s, the band became the biggest tribute to U2 in the world and they performed over 1000 shows. The band toured all Britain, Ireland, the Channel Isles, Europe and even the middle-east. After sell-out shows in Birmingham (Robin/JBs) and ... » View band profile »
The Vancoovers (based in Bridport)
Music Description: Van Morrison Tribute Act
Packages range from £1000 to £2500
THE VANCOOVERS select music from Van's legendary albums such as Astral Weeks, Moondance, Tupelo Honey, St Dominic's Preview, Veedon Fleece, Hard Nose The Highway, Wavelength, Poetic Champions Compose, Enlightenment as well as songs from his early solo career and 'Them'. This musical tribute aims to recreate the vibrant live and studio ... » View band profile »
Wight Hot Pipes (based in Portsmouth)
Music Description: 6 piece Celtic Rock Band with Bagpipes
Packages range from £750 to £2000
Recently seen at the Isle of Wight rock festival the Wight Hot Pipes Celtic Rock band perform unique arrangements of traditional and modern music guaranteed to get the audience on its feet for an unforgettable party night. These guys dress to impress and with their sexed up bagpipes and stunning vocal lead they never cease to entertain... F ... » View band profile »
Yoohoo Ceilidh Band (based in Kelso)
Music Description: 3 Piece Ceilidh Band
Packages range from £500 to £1500
The Yoohoo Ceilidh Band play lively, upbeat Scottish music ideal for dancing. The line-up of fiddle, keyboard and drums provides an energetic, contemporary mix that will have everyone dancing! The high quality of the musicians ensures the band are always able to fluently adapt to each audience they play for. Whether it's a wedding, anniversary, birthd ... » View band profile »
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Sophomore quarterback Jack Heneghan threw for 169 yards and ran for 92 more to lead Menlo School to a surprising 26-0 nonleague football victory over cross-town rival Sacred Heart Prep Friday night at Foothill College.
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on Nov 12, 2011 at 9:53 pm
But SHP's t-shirts said that they were "God's Gift to Football." But they didn't even score. And they always chant, "God on our side." That's a very strange little school they have there.
a resident of Atherton
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PLEASE!!, just another arrogant Menlo comment. Our kids are Gods gift....are yours? We are a catholic school my friend.
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Paly would beat an SHP/Menlo allstar team by 3 TDs
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Fans of mysteries set in exotic locales will be in luck this month, with two new mysteries from faraway lands.
Don't Cry, Tai Lake by Qiu Xiaolong is set in Wuxi, China and features Inspector Chen Cao, the chief inspector of the Shanghai police department. Inspector Chen earns a much needed vacation and heads to a private resort on Tai Lake, only to discover that the lake is heavily polluted by the toxic runoff from local manufacturing plants. Soon the director of one of these plants is found murdered, and an environmental activist is accused. A young woman named Shanshan is certain that the suspect is innocent and enlists Inspector Chen's help in solving the crime.
Qui Xiaolong was born in Shanghai but now lives in St. Louis, Missouri with his family and currently writes his novels in the English language. Don't Cry Tai Lake is the seventh novel featuring Inspector Chen, and brings awareness to the very real problem of water pollution in China. The series began with Death of a Red Heroine in 2000.
Bundle up and head to Sweden to discover The Stonecutter by Camilla Lackberg. This novel features detective Patrick Hedstrom who travels to Fjallbacka to solve the murder of a little girl who was found in a fisherman's net. Fjallbacka is a quiet resort town, idyllic on the surface, but containing dreadful secrets. The murder of Sara Florin will change the lives of the residents of the town and threaten to tear Fjallbacka apart.
The Stonecutter is the third in the Patrick Hedstrom series, following The Ice Princess and The Preacher. Lackberg was an economist in Stockholm, Sweden, but quickly realized her dream was writing crime novels. Today she is one of the top female authors in Sweden. She was born in Fjallbacka in 1974 and with The Stonecutter she revisits her childhood home.
If you can't take a vacation to these exotic locales this summer, be sure to visit them in these great new mystery novels.
Krys Lee's fiction debut, Drifting House, is a unique collection of gritty short stories that examines the lives of Koreans and Korean Americans, from post WWII to present day. In "The Salaryman," a man is fired from a bankrupted company and decides to join the other countless men who have turned to homeless life on the streets to avoid bringing shame upon their families. In preparation for a meeting with his estranged wife, he attempts to disguise his new life by shining his briefcase and spraying himself with a department store's sample of Ralph Lauren Polo cologne.
The term "goose father" originated during the Vietnam War to describe the Korean soldiers fighting for the U.S. army who sent money back to their families. In a story of the same name, Gilho Pak, a successful accountant, leads a solitary and hardworking existence in Korea to support the education of his wife and children who are studying overseas in America. His ideas of life, happiness, and sexuality are all disrupted when he decides to take a tenant, the youthful and intuitive Wuseong who arrives with an injured pet goose tucked under his arm.
Notions of home, family and collective national identity are challenged as the reader follows the mother who fakes an American marriage in search of her kidnapped daughter, and journeys with the young siblings trekking to China to escape North Korea's famine. Readers who enjoyed Chang-rae Lee's Native Speaker or Haruki Murakami's After the Quake will appreciate Lee's ability to depict her many distressed characters with grace and anomalous humor. Although the characters in these nine evocative tales vary greatly in age, social rank, and motive, each will stay with you long after you've put down the book.
Romance author Tessa Dare is one of the most popular up-and-coming Regency romance writers today. Her feisty, educated heroines and witty banter have quickly made her a fan favorite. Dare says that her new Spindle Cove series was inspired by the militia coming to Meryton in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. Spindle Cove is a fictional seaside town where rich families send their daughters who don't fit into society for one reason or another. Life changes for everyone when a militia is raised to defend Spindle Cove.
The first novel in the series, A Night to Surrender, is a finalist for the 2012 RITA Award for Regency Historical Romance. Victor Bramwell, the Earl of Rycliff, is injured in battle and sent to Spindle Cove (a.k.a. Spinster Cove) to raise a militia to defend the coast. Bram wants to be anywhere else, preferably in the field of battle, but he will follow his orders here in Spindle Cove. Susanna Finch wants to keep Spindle Cove a safe haven for intelligent, unusual women, and Bram's militia may ruin everything. Susanna and Bram are immediately attracted to each other, but battle lines are quickly drawn as each of these two characters has so much to lose.
The second Spindle Cove book, A Week to Be Wicked, was recently released. Bluestocking Minerva Highwood has a proposition for Bram's good-for- nothing cousin Colin Sandhurst, Lord Payne. The two of them will pretend to elope to Scotland, but in reality they will travel to Edinburgh to present Minerva's fossil findings at a geological conference. When Minerva's presentation wins the prize, Colin will receive Minerva's winnings. The two of them end up on a crazy road-trip that changes them both forever. This novel is a hilarious, sexy romp through the countryside that will delight readers.
Who among us hasn't wished for more hours in a day? In The Age of Miracles, debut author Karen Thompson Walker presents a world in which having more time is taken to the extreme. For no apparent reason, the earth has slowed its daily rotation, lengthening the day by a few minutes. This "slowing" continues to grow incrementally, and the days and nights grow longer. Society divides itself into two groups: "real-timers" who follow the sun, sleeping whenever it is dark and staying awake when there is light, and "clock-timers" who live by the standard 24-hours-in-a-day system and adhere to a regular schedule for school, work, and sleep. As time goes on and on, real-timers are bullied and eventually forced to move into communes.
People soon begin to realize how disastrous the consequences of more time can be. Power outages, food shortages, environmental changes, behavioral problems and physical and mental illnesses plague people worldwide. Both societal groups eventually suffer from the seemingly endless days and nights as the struggle to be right becomes the struggle to survive.
The Age of Miracles is told from a young girl's point of view, though this is not a children's story. Julia experiences all of the catastrophic environmental changes through the filter of her own life, which is filled with the everyday challenges of growing up. Julia comes to realize that no one is perfect as she watches her friends, family members and community deal with the slowing in very different ways. Readers who enjoy post-apocalyptic fiction such as Life as We Knew It by Susan Beth Pfeffer or On the Beach by Nevil Shute will enjoy this title, which has excellent teen-crossover appeal.
Reflection can sometimes tell the whole story. In Graham Swift's Wish You Were Here, there are few characters, even less action, but plenty about how memory and evaluation of past choices occupy our present-day lives.
The story revolves around Jack, who came from a Devonshire farming family but was forced to abandon his family's profession after fear of mad-cow disease forced them to put the herd down. As the story begins, the majority of the family members once close to Jack, those who helped define him, have passed. He is reliant solely on his wife Ellie, with whom he has co-owned a campground and vacation resort for several years. This has afforded them a more luxurious lifestyle than farming, but has set them adrift from the family and community connections of their childhood.
The real shift in the story comes when Jack belatedly learns of the death of his brother Tom, a soldier who has been killed in Iraq. Tom was already long estranged from the family, but going to retrieve his body and bring him home for burial proves a catalyst for Jack to reflect back on his life and choices. More overarching is the theme of the impact of war not just on his family but on the country of England as a whole, going back many generations.
Swift, who previously won the Booker Prize for Last Orders, spins a slow tale, bereft of suspense or much action. Yet the story he tells is beautiful and poignant. Readers will want to know how Jack reached his present state, and what the near future holds for him. Fans of The Shipping News or Olive Kitteridge will appreciate this understated tale about connections to home and family.
In The Lucky Dog Matchmaking Service by Beth Kendrick, readers will soon fall for Lara Madigan and all of her furry friends. Lara has a special talent for placing the right pup with the right owner and she and her best friend founded the Lucky Dog Rescue Group which has already saved dozens of dogs. They try to find the perfect dog for the perfect family, and until that placement, the dogs live with Lara and her boyfriend, Evan Walker. Between the rescuing, training, and matching, Lara is consumed by all things four-legged, and she and Evan start a pattern of fighting over canine-related issues. Finally, Evan erupts over all of the damage and drool and drops a bombshell on her: he's not a dog person!
Horrified, Lara moves out and is forced to her mother's home with all the rescue dogs (8 at this point) in tow. That home is a mansion with state of the art appliances and priceless interior design details. Lara's mother is everything Lara isn't, and is quick to point out Lara's failures. When Lara's excellent reputation spreads among her mother's wealthy neighbors, she finds herself overwhelmed with demands for her training services. Lara's hard work is finally paying off, her relationship with her mother is improving, and maybe, just maybe, one of her rescue dogs will lead her to the perfect guy! Even the most ardent cat lovers will enjoy Lara's journey in this funny, romantic story filled with the most delightful doggies.
J.T. Ellison's A Deeper Darkness is a thriller that pulls the reader deeper and deeper into the story with its well-paced suspense and complex characters.
Ex-Army Ranger Eddie Donovan was murdered in an apparent carjacking, but his mother doesn't believe that is all there is to the story. She asks Eddie's ex-girlfriend Dr. Samantha Owens, who is now the head medical examiner for the state of Tennessee, to come to Washington, D. C. and perform a second autopsy. What Sam finds pulls her into the center of an investigation that she never could have expected.
Both Eddie and another man from his Army Rangers unit have been murdered in Washington, D.C., and the ballistics show that they were shot with the same gun. In Virginia, another man from their unit killed his mother and committed suicide. Only one man remains from the group of friends who served together. Off-the-grid loner Xander Whitfield is either the key to solving the murders or the prime suspect for all of them. Something happened in Afghanistan that the group covered up, but this secret won't stay buried.
A Deeper Darkness is a heart-pounding thriller, but it is also a story of love and loss. Sam's husband and two young children were killed in the floods in Nashville in 2010, and she is struggling with her grief for the family she lost. She has developed OCD that she tries to ignore, but the mounting pressure from this case pushes her struggle to the forefront of her life. This is the first novel in a new series, so readers will get to follow Sam as she continues to heal.
The new graphic novel, Unterzakhn (Yiddish for "underthings") by Leela Corman tells the story of twin sisters, Esther and Fanya. The sisters grow up on the Lower East Side of New York at the beginning of the twentieth century. Through Corman's attention to detail in both her art and text, readers are immediately transported to New York City, 1909. In addition to the lively New York story, Corman also interweaves the family's tragic past in nineteenth century Russia.
Daughters of Jewish Russian immigrants, sisters Esther and Fanya must learn how to survive when few choices were available to young women. The sisters take decidedly different paths. Esther works for a woman who runs a burlesque theater and Fanya goes to work for a "woman doctor." These choices go on to shape them as the young woman they become. Although their lives are different in nearly every way--lifestyle, politics and values--their childhood bond enables the sisters to transcend these differences in adulthood.
As in any excellent graphic novel, the text and illustrations work together seamlessly in telling the story. Corman's keen attention to detail allows the reader to enter Fanya and Esther's world. Corman gives a real sense of New York and Russia, spanning from the late 1890s to the 1920s. She sprinkles the story with Yiddish phrases throughout and lovingly depicts Russian village life in the late nineteenth century. Corman is also particularly adept at conveying her female characters' expressions as they go through a lifetime of emotions. Unterzakhn is very much a classic immigrant story but at the story's core is a tale of two sisters figuring out to survive as young women in this time and place.
Fifteen-year-old Younas is brought to Pittsburgh after the Muslim village in which he lives is destroyed and his family killed by American troops. Rechristened Jonas, he asks a relief worker why her organization is helping him. She responds:
"...our country sometimes has a habit of making a mess with its left hand and cleaning it up with its right. We are the right hand."
Author Stephen Dau explores these themes of duality and contradiction in his thoughtful debut novel, The Book of Jonas.
As in Chris Cleave's bestselling Little Bee, Dau tells the story of a young immigrant leaving behind unspeakable horrors in a homeland at odds with the comfortable English-speaking country of destination. The author allows the story to unfold using alternating narrators, offering sharp commentary on Western customs and culture as viewed by the immigrant Jonas. His fate is entwined with that of MIA Christopher Henderson, an American soldier party to the offensive on his village, and Jonas is gently pressured to recount his past by both his US court-ordered counselor and Christopher's mother who is desperate for any news of her son. Jonas reflects that the truth of a matter and what the law requires don't necessarily coincide and he attempts to adapt to his new country while struggling to reconcile the nature of his relationship with the soldier. Dau dangles the questions of who is the savior and who is the saved and wonders about the imprecision of memory and words to convey the truth of an experience in this compelling and beautifully written book.
In Passing Love by Jacqueline Luckett, the reader first meets Nicole-Marie following the death of her best friend. Realizing life is too short, she satisfies a long-time dream to spend a month in Paris. Leaving a marriage proposal (from her already married boyfriend) in her wake, she embarks on the trip of a lifetime. Her vacation soon turns into an investigation when Nicole-Marie finds a picture of her father with an unidentified woman. She is drawn to this photo and feels compelled to find out who this mysterious woman is and more importantly, what her relationship was with her dad.
That woman is Ruby Garret, a beautiful woman living in Mississippi during World War II. Ruby is an independent thinker desperate to get out of the south. She is tired of being treated as a second-class citizen in a world where Jim Crow laws governed. Ruby's chance to escape comes in the form of Arnett, an older musician with a dangerous side. Ruby is soon part of the legion of African-Americans who moved to colorblind Paris during the glittering post World War II years which were awash in music, poetry, and art.
Luckett manages to recreate both the Paris of today and the sparkling creative Paris of the '40s and '50s. Indeed, the City of Lights is a major character in this story told in alternating viewpoints and across six decades. Nicole-Marie and Ruby are two strong women whose stories are filled with secrets and betrayal, but also love and a celebration of life after fifty.
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Imelda: Apartment On The Coast
Cottage | 1 bedrooms | sleeps 4
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Bright and open one-bedroom cottage-apartment for up to four guests comprising a comfortable living space with two sofa beds, a fully equipped kitchenette, a double bedroom, a shower room with shower cubicle, hand basin, toilet and bidet, and a large furnished patio for extra space overlooking the Costa Paradiso coastline.
The location is right on the coast amidst a wild and rural landscape, and the village itself is immersed in nature with traditionally styled buildings and well-tended gardens throughout. The property is located in a very favourable position with excellent unobstructed views of the sea, and is part of a private residence with gated access and security.
As a guest of the resort village, you can enjoy the exclusive beach accessed via a short private footpath, as well as many sport and leisure facilities. Everything needed for a great vacation is available on site including a restaurant, mini-market and laundrette.
|Sleeps up to 4, 1 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|The PRIVATE BEACH is just 5 mins walk away 300 m
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|200 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Olbia & Alghero Airports approx same distance 85 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Pets welcome, Yes, smoking allowed
Features and Facilities
|Staffed property, Sea view
|Children's pool
|TV, Telephone, Table tennis, Games room, Wi-Fi available
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Shower rooms
|2 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, Shared garden
|Secure parking
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3 swimming pools (one just for kids).
Private beach within 5 min's / 350m walk.
Walk or shuttle to more beautiful beaches and coves nearby.
Tennis courts, 5-a-side football pitch etc plus beach volleyball and pedalos / canoes available at the beach.
Restaurant, pizzeria, bar, mini-market and laundrette etc all within 300m walk.
Large terrace furnished with table and chairs attached to your apartment, facing west for beautiful sunsets over the aptly named Costa Paradiso.
3 More Reasons To Stay With Us In Beautiful Sardinia...
1. Discounts of up to 35% from June to September.
2. Book now, pay later. Reserve your dates with no deposit (priceless - we can hold the dates whilst you book your flights etc).
3. Book before 31st July 2014 to receive free Club Cards and benefits (worth £297 for party of 5), which include:
- Sun loungers and parasols on our private beach and around the pools.
- Water sports such as pedalo and canoeing.
- Children's Club (supervised activities and games 4-16 year olds).
- Full use of tennis courts, mini-football pitch etc.
- Fresh linen and towels for each guest.
- Electricity, gas, water usage all included in the price.
- Final cleaning fee included in the price (worth £65).
To see more pictures and a virtual tour of the area, please copy the link below into your browser (note: it is slow to load but worth the wait). Click on the drop down list to see all parts of the village, including pools, reception, apartment rooms, terrace and views etc.)
The Sardinia region
Sardinia is often viewed as an exclusive holiday destination and favoured by Italians and other Europeans alike. Recently, due to the availability of more airports and lower cost flights from most major UK and European cities, the region has become more accessible but as yet unspoilt.
Costa Paradiso
This area of Sardinia offers both sandy and pebble beaches with hues ranging from gold to pink. The sea is blue and intense, inviting you in to try the crystal clear water.
We are positioned in the north east of Sardinia between Castelsardo and Santa Teresa di Gallura in the Gulf of Asinara. Our apartment is in a private and exclusive coastal village covering 100 hectares. We have direct access to the beach by foot (300 - 400 m) and also shuttles to neighbouring beaches.
Although you never need leave the village to have a great holiday, you may wish to visit Isola Rossa (Red Island), La Maddalena Archipelago, S. Teresa di Gallura, Alghero, Costa Smeralda, Castelsardo or Orgosolo. You can book trips and excursions from the onsite reception.
More things to do in the vicinity
. Horse riding
. Diving
. Surfing
. Sailing
. Boat Excursions
. Cycle Hire
. Aqua Park
. Gastronomic Tourism
Closest towns
. Trinita' d'Agultu
. Santa Teresa
. Castelsardo
. Aglientu
. Badesi
More attractions
. Monte Pulchiana with largest granite monolith in Sardinia
. Stazzi di Gallura showing ancient Sardinain dwellings
. Valle della Luna featuring natural granite structures including one in the form of an elephant!
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Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat: Wild, Wacky Fun
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Familiar Rhetorical Devices May Not Carry Defamatory Meaning
Extortion is a crime. Statements that falsely accuse another of committing a crime often constitute defamation per se in Virginia, particularly where the crime is one involving "moral turpitude." Does it follow, then, that false accusations of extortion will automatically qualify as defamation per se? The answer, which will undoubtedly surprise many of you, is no. The reason lies in the importance of context in defamation actions.
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According to the CDC, more than 43-million Americans are uninsured, and a recent Harvard study shows 45-thousand Americans die every year partly because they lack health insurance.
While the country waits for health care reform and a solution, some doctors are taking your health into their own hands by offering an alternative.
It looks like any old doctor's office, but Dr. H. Lee Adkins, a family physician in Fort Myers, runs a unique practice.
"About three years ago, I found out there was an increase in missed appointments, and when I talked to the patients, I found out many of them had lost their insurance," says Dr. Adkins.
Instead of turning his back, Adkins set up a flat-fee system where patients pay $75 a month for a year.
"It's a very easy way to perform in the office," he says/
Patients get 15 visits a year and access to all services, including blood tests, EKGs and pap smears.
Adkins says 30-percent of his patients are on the self-pay system. It's helped his bottom line.
"Last month, we were up 30 percent over last year," he says.
While it's difficult to track, one estimate reveals several hundred primary care physicians have begun to offer prepaid plans for their patients. Critics say some doctors who use flat-fee services are operating like insurance companies without proper licensing. But Dr. Adkins says he's just offering a service that benefits patients.
"If the doctors don't get active and do something, we'll have less qualified people making our decisions for us," says Dr. Adkins.
Mike Scott lost his insurance when he lost his job. A diabetic, he found an affordable doctor in Adkins.
"It offered an opportunity to recheck for my diabetes, to keep it in control, and that's what I wanted to be able to do," says Mike.
Like so many Americans, Kim Turano used to have insurance. When she lost it, her health took a back seat.
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Director: Rupert Julian
The famous The Phantom of the Opera, while not a classic terror, is an enjoyable and roaring melodrama impressive in its showmanship.
It tells of a young aspiring operatic singer, in love with a handsome young officer, having an unknown, unseen sponsor who advances her musical career. Although her benefactor seems benevolent to her, the audience knows that in addition to coaching her, he secures her advancement by threats to the lives of established singers who stand in her way. Filled with gratitude, she sends her lover away, when he seeks marriage. However, unable to resist his appeals, she gives in at last and incurs the wrath of the Phantom. He abducts her and carries her off to his subterranean studio far in the underground labyrinths beneath Paris. It is here that she learns the Phantom's secret in an incident which leads to a spectacular chase and his final destruction.
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The Old Stable is a single-story pet-friendly cottage in the hamlet of Penymyndd near Mold, eight miles from Chester and just six miles from Chester Business Park. The cottage has a double room with en-suite shower room, and an open plan living area with kitchen, dining area, sitting area with woodburner, and doors to the garden. Outside is a patio and shared garden, and off road parking for one car. The Old Stable makes a convenient base for enjoying the countryside or touring the area to discover Chester, Snowdonia, Liverpool and beyond. Note: Some road noise may be heard. Note: There is ramped access up to the property entrance. Note: This property may be suitable for the accompanied disabled. Please contact the owner for more information.
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