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OKLAHOMA CITY Despite Barack Obama's dominance nationally, Democrats are reeling in conservative Oklahoma, where John McCain made his strongest showing and the GOP snatched control of both houses of the Legislature for the first time since statehood.
McCain got 65.6 percent of the vote in Oklahoma, the highest state percentage for him in the country, even though Democrats hold an edge in voter registration by about 300,000 votes.
The GOP candidate swept all 77 counties, repeating George Bush's feat four years ago against John Kerry. No Democrat has won a presidential race here since Lyndon Johnson's landslide in 1964.
Although McCain was considered more moderate than the conservative Bush, he did better than the president did in 2004 in rural areas of Oklahoma, where social conservatism is dominant.
His best performance was in the "Little Dixie" region of southeastern Oklahoma, which is heavily Democratic but most often votes Republican in presidential years.
It is a beautiful area of hills, streams and forests, where many southerners settled after the Civil War. Its most famous resident was the late Carl Albert, Democratic speaker of the U.S. House during Watergate, who hailed from Bugtussle.
That also is where Sen. Jim Inhofe, a Republican who easily won re-election this year, said his "Guns, God and Gays" strategy was born in 1994 at a cafe in Hugo. That strategy emphasizes protecting 2nd Amendment rights to own guns, stressing his Christian faith and opposing expansion of rights for homosexuals.
McCain pulled in 70 percent of the vote to Obama's 30 percent in five Little Dixie counties _ McCurtain, Choctaw, Latimer, Pushmataha and LeFlore. Bush got 56 percent in those counties in 2004.
Ivan Holmes, state Democratic chairman, said race was "probably a factor" in some rural areas after folks became frightened by false information that Obama "was a Muslim who would take away their guns."
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Exit polls conducted for The Associated Press found more than half of Oklahoma voters identified themselves as white, evangelical or born-again Christians. Of those, a heavy majority went to McCain.
State Republican Chairman Gary Jones said it was "not so much an issue of race," but rather of conservative Oklahomans voting against someone known as "the most liberal member of the Senate."
Jones said Sarah Palin's conservative positions were a shot in the arm to Oklahoma voters.
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He said another factor working for McCain was that the state economy is in good shape, compared with much of the rest of the country that went for Obama. The oil and gas industry has been strong here in recent years.
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Carr Hall Castle
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Castle | 5 bedrooms | sleeps 10
|Key Info
STOP PRESS **Le Tour de France Grand Depart 2014 is passing through our village on 6 July 2014. Enquire now about our packages for that weekend**
This gorgeous home which can sleep up to 10 guests, boasts a luxury interior including a fully equipped kitchen with aga and dishwasher, utility room with american fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer and iron. Dining room with real log fire, large lounge with panoramic window overlooking the heated indoor swimming pool, relaxing conservatory overlooking manicured gardens.
This is the perfect place to relax and unwind from the stresses of life for couples, families and groups of friends. Escape to the Yorkshire countryside for a weekend a week or even a month to enjoy privacy, tranquility and luxury in a wonderful setting with great facilities.
Take in the history surrounding this beautiful castle which was built in 1860 by local textile mill owners who wanted to re-create their own castle similar to those they had visited on their grand tours of Europe in the 19th century.
Carr Hall Castle has been graded as Five Star self catering accommodation and awarded a Gold Award by inspectors from Quality in Tourism.
The current owners have spent over £1 million transforming their unique home. They stripped the walls back to the original stone and brickwork, brought many original features back to life and married those with a wonderful contemporary interior of dark woods, deep colours and highly textured fabrics. The attached stable block was converted into a fantastic indoor swimming pool and gym and linked to the main building by an internal bridge
The castle is stocked with all your home comforts to provide for self catering, however a chef is available should you require any catering during your stay.
Staff can also be provided including Housekeeper, Butler, Nanny, Swimming Instructor and Academic Tutor.
Beauty treatments are available to pre-book.
|Sleeps up to 10, 5 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Scarborough 60 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|1 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Manchester 90 km, Nearest railway: Halifax 5 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Private indoor pool, Jacuzzi or hot tub, Log fire, Internet access, DVD player, Boat available
|Private indoor pool
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Telephone, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, 2 En suites and 2 Shower rooms
|Cots (1), Dining seats for 10, Lounge seats for 10
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private indoor pool, Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Private fishing lake or river
|Secure parking
|Further details indoors
Explore Carr Hall Castle...
Ground Floor:-
Grand double height entrance hall with bespoke contemporary Italian Chandelier and sweeping wrought iron staircase.
Sonos sound system, ipad for guests use, sky hd, 3d tv. Wifi throughout.
Dining Hall :-Large antique mirrored top dining table seating 10, bespoke chairs, l
Drawing Room: - Log fire, stone flagged floor, extensive wood panelling, mood lighting, baby grand self playing piano, comfortable sofas,views to front lawns. Sound system
Kitchen: New for 2014 bespoke kitchen with walnut units and central island with seating. Fully equipped breakfast kitchen with miele coffee maker, fan oven, microwave, steam oven and dishwasher. Wine cellar, Gaggenau American fridge/freezer, siemens additional fridge and washer/dryer. Sky tv. Boiling hot tap, 2 villeroy and boch sinks, 2 Miele induction hobs.
Sitting Room: Luxurious suede sofas, log fire, 3D plasma tv, panoramic window with views towards swimming pool. Sound system, Blu ray DVD player, Satellite television.
Conservatory: Floor to ceiling glass windows with views of water wheel and rear gardens. Sumptuous velvet sofas and luxury carpet. Contemporary glass door leading to kitchen.
Indoor Swimming Pool: Heated pool with removable cover. Private shower and toilet facilities. Lounge area with leather sofas, sound system, plasma satellite television.
Gym: Airconditioned with treadmill, cross trainer, free weights, bench weights. Sound system and windows to plasma television.
First Floor:-
Double Bedroom (en suite double): Super king size bed, with dressing room, plasma tv with satellite tv, ensuite shower room. Hairdryer provided.
Double Bedroom 2: King size bed, built in wardrobes, flat screen lcd tv, views of water wheel and gardens.
Double Bedroom 3: King size bed, built in wardrobes. Views of rear gardens.
Double Bedroom 4: Bell tower feature and arrow slit windows with wooden shutters. Plasma TV with leather panelled wall. Door leading to indoor access to swimming pool and massage room. Staircase leading to bedroom 5.
Double Bedroom 5 (ensuite double): Staircase from bedroom 4 to dressing room with fitted wardrobes, contemporary bathroom with shower, his and hers hand basins, lounger. Bedroom under the eaves with exposed beams and brickwork to walls.
Family Bathroom 1: Luxury mosaic tiled bathroom with walk in steam room/shower, bath with television over.
Family Bathroom 2: Round bathroom built into castle turret with slit windows, shower cubicle.
|Further details outdoors
Exterior hot tub on raised decking patio with outdoor furniture. Rear terrace with outdoor sofas and dining. Terrace overlooking the lake with hammocks. Gas bbq.
Rowing boat.
Extensive private parking to front and rear of property.
Private driveway with electric gates and remote keyless access fob provided for guests.
Deer park setting
Cobbled courtyard with outdoor furniture, extensive lawns to front and rear. Woodland walks, landscaped gardens, private woodland.
12 Acres in total.
Cobbled arched walkway with views to swimming pool.
|Further details
Security /Damages Deposit of £1500 required prior to arrival.
A maximum of 10 guests are permitted during any stay. Guest names are to be provided at the time of booking. Any changes will be advised at least 24 hours prior to arrival.
Security Personnel will check the names of any guests/visitors to the pre-notified guest list.
Any day visitors will be pre-notified and agreed by the owners and no unauthorised guests will be invited to the Castle.
CCTV Cameras are in use externally, in the Swimming Pool area and Entrance Hall for security/safety reasons.
Outdoor or Indoor Fireworks must not be used.
Amplified Sound is not permitted outdoors.
Shoes must be removed on carpetted areas.
The West Yorkshire region
Visit Yorkshire.com for a full insight into the region.
Situated in the north of England, around 200 miles from London and Edinburgh, a beautiful and picturesque landscape in England's largest county.
Seasons are Spring- March to May, Summer June to September, Autumn October to November, Winter December through February. Cold winters with some occasional snowfall, mild spring and autumn and average summer temperatures around 20 degrees celcius.
Holywell Green
Situated in a private countryside location, approached through electric gates via a long private driveway. Only 2 minutes drive from a local village and 10 minutes from the M62 motorway and railway stations.
Midway between the northern cities of Leeds and Manchester where international airports can be found. Around 40 minutes drive to either airport.
By train to London and Scotland in under 3 hours.
Explore the Yorkshire Dales, the historic city of York and the Lake District.
Ample free private car parking available at the Castle. Accessible taxi services and private driver for day trips/sightseeing tours can be arranged.
The Royal Armouries museum and Eureka children's museum's are close by.
Archery is available to pre book on site.
Golf,Tennis, Horseriding and outdoor activities, clay pigeon shooting and karting available locally.
Indoor snow skiing/snowboarding available at Xscape within 40 minutes drive
Availability Your dates are available
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23 Sep 2013
"One Word - FABULOUS!"
From the moment we arrived and met Nicola we knew we were in for a special weekend. I booked this as a 50th Luxury Weekend away for my husband and invited 4 couples to celebrate with us. The castle … More
28 Aug 2013
"Perfect Break Away"
We had the pleasure of joining friends for weekend getaway at Carr Hall Castle and can't express how much we loved it!The layout is perfect so that the girls could enjoy our own little pamper day… More
14 Aug 2013
"Perfect weekend away with friends"
We were extremely fortunate to be invited here for a couples break with friends. This place is in a league of its own. It is safe to say we've never been so privileged to spend a night away anywh… More
14 Aug 2013
"Pictures do not do it justice! Stunning venue"
We've just returned from a weekend away in what can only be described as the ultimate venue for entertaining and relaxing.From the minute the castle appears on the horizon you know you're in… More
5 Apr 2013
"Romantic Weekend at Carr Hall Castle"
My husband and I wanted to find somewhere that is romantic, quiet, safe and secure to spend the weekend with the added bonus of having all the facilities that you can find in a 5 star hotel. We were d… More
31 Jan 2013
"Wonderful place, relaxing, luxury at its best"
We stayed on a very cold weekend in January, could not have been more welcoming, the castle is stunning, luxurious and incredibly relaxing, we could not have enjoyed the weekend more, the pool and jacuzzi were wonderful, every little detail had been thought of, we had the luxury of a boutique hotel with all the home comforts, I cannot wait to go back
31 Jan 2013
"Brilliant, what a place for a vacation."
Top facilities and beautiful scenery, warm and welcoming. Everything you could need is provided, the kitchen is large and has all mod cons to make the stay just perfect.
4 Dec 2012
"Words cannot describe how amazing Carr Hall Castle is ..."
Having heard about Carr Hall from a business colleague who stayed there, I was so excited when I was able to book it in the run up to Christmas this year.
My wife and I were treated to such an amazing welcome; there was a guard of honour as we drove up to Carr Hall Castle from a pack of Deer.
Carr Hall Castle exudes luxury from the moment you walk in to a cosy farmhouse kitchen with a wonderful fiery red Aga. The kitchen is excellently appointed and has everything you want, even down to a coffee machine, complete with Costa Coffee!
We enjoyed dinner on Friday evening in the dining room the dining table was one fit for a king and with the roaring wood fire we did not want to finish our meals.
In the living room there's the most luxurious carpet which is so soft its good enough to sleep on. The 3D TV, Blue Ray player, Play Station, iPod docking stations gives one everything they could possibly want to chill out.
To bed and we had the pick of 5 amazing bedrooms, 2 en suites, 2 with Apple Mac's and 2 with TV's bigger than the one I have at home in the living room. The beds have the most comfortable mattresses and toppers, cushions to die for and soft furnishings befitting of a 7 star boutique.
We managed to drag ourselves out of bed the following morning and on route to the family bathroom, the view of the grounds covered in early morning frost and Deer grazing just yards away from the gates stunning.
We went for a swim in the private pool listening to our iPod complete with surround sound, and then could not resist celebrating in the hot tub with a glass of Champers (we've been married 6 months this weekend!). Watching the world go by planes flying past the crisp blue sky and the royal flag clapping in the wind, we could not do anything but relax!
That night we decided to watch Strictly in HD and the Final of I'm a Celebrity (Both my wife's choice) and ordered a take away from Café Thai which is just a 5 minute drive away, they do deliver, however I'd recommend picking it up as it's great to see the deer park at night with just your headlights to guide you.
It's safe to say on Sunday we did not want to leave, but we decided to have a lovely walk in the grounds around the lake, by the water fall and in the little wood.
Terry thank you so much for such an amazing weekend, what a great way to celebrate our 6 month wedding anniversary and I can't wait to come back in the Summer, I can see a BBQ on the cards!
19 Nov 2012
"i felt like a princess in a modern day fairytale setting"
Set in beautiful and immaculately kept grounds , Carr Hall Castle could be straight from a picture book. The entrance is impressive, past the deer park and the lake and then we arrive at what must be the most luxurious and cosiest castle in the world.
We were greeted by Graham who had prepared the castle for our stay. As a clean freak I was in my element. As he showed us around I marvelled at how perfectly spotless everywhere was and so beautifully inviting. The plush carpets, the gorgeous tasteful decor, rich warm colours and fabrics, beds with crisp white linen and soft pillows and cushions. The very best of everything. .luxury toiletries, televisions in all rooms, the best sound system in the pool area with selection of CDs. We would want for nothing.
Of course this is a home and quite the most beautiful one i've ever seen.
Every utensil we could need was in the kitchen with a vast array of crockery, cutlery and glasses and a fab coffee machine with pods as well as a huge box of a selection of luxury teas.Nicola had told me what was in the well stocked food cupboard so I knew what to bring to make breakfast. It was a delight to use the Aga which was left on for us. As was the heating ,so everywhere was always beautifully warm.
Our master bedroom had a spacious dressing room and getting ready for dinner felt so special. We had booked a table in the village and we had a wonderful dinner but we all agreed we were excited to go home to the castle.
So we did and had coffee in the castle before enjoying the pool and the hot tub before going to bed in what can only be described as a big soft cloud. The best night's sleep ever.
6 Nov 2012
"Luxury beyond belief!"
This place really is a hidden gem. We stayed for 3 nights this summer and I was blown away by it. The setting is gorgeous, overlooking a deer park and the grounds are really private.The Castle interio… More
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troops are pursuing them and breaking up their every attempt to The entire Russian divis ion has een completely destroyed The numberof prisoners may exceed those captured iby General Von llin denberg in blast Prussia but the chief importance of the victory lies in tin fact that the Russians concentrated for the invasion of Hungary are txvw menaced from iiotlt the west and ttie east Unless aie extri cated by abler generalship than Russians have far shown t lies are threatened with the greatest dis aster ever recorded in military his tory The have avenged A Vienna Report Vienna Via iMay Austrian olficial statement issued yes terday confirms tlie German reports of a big AustroGerman victory along the entire front in West Galicia and gays that Russian prisoners were captured THOMPSON NEGOTIATES BIG LOAN WILL SAVE BANK AND FRIENDS Mr G Scott Smith President and Kditor Kjuie Republican Kane ienna Dear Mr Smith very much pleased with re sults of Kane slogan rontest started by your progressive newspaper The result proves that Kane possesses many u citixen who is taking a more than ordinaryinterest in Kanes wel fare and futurei for which wei extend congratulations We wish to express our thanks to you iind your newspaper for the en terprising spirit displayed iwhlch has made the success of the contest pos sible Our admiration ami banks are due the able judges who so worthily de cided the prize contest Katie Is the slogan twinning first prize is not only catchy but de eidedly suggestive and expressive Kane is able to enjoy all theluxuries and benefits of electric street lights electric signs and thus enable her 10 take her just place in march of progress to which Kanes popula tion location and advantages entitle her with the other cities and boroughs To the other contestants many of whom submitted most admirable sug gestions for slogan our sincere thanks Well done all Now let us work all together for Kanes Iniure tireatness and prove the Kane is to do anything STIO and do it well as vonhy of her Very truly yours KUIXTHIC LIGHT POWKU COMPANY 1 George Kaelber ITesident BARNES NOT REGULAR AFTER HE LOST BIG PRINTING CONTRACTS Krie Dispatch this n said I dont intend to give up my tight for my baiby nor do I think the court has a right to deprive me of said M rs Cynthia last night When she heard that Judge Walling had re fused her petition for a habeas corpus directing the infants home to return her 14nioiuhsold laby to her is living at the home of lier niother Mrs J T Holcomb a8 Maple street While sle is years old and a mere slip of a girl shesays sluis determined in her ef fort to regain her She has two other ildrvu umi one throe and the other tfuir old She and her husband are separated sie said Mrs placed her baly in Infants home iti April KM 4 she said being unable to care for it and her oilier tivo children Kccently Merman Arnold of took the child on itrolwlion ywith the expeftation that it might adopted Notified of Adoption Mrs Franz said she testified in court that she did not authorize officials to put the baby out for adoption and that she was not notified of it until the day Mr Arnold bad taken the baby home U js the contention of those in charge of the institution that Mrs Franz abandoned her child Then claimed that she brought it to home on April and after paying a small sum tor her keep for a lew weeks puid no attention to the child Franz admits that she was un able to pay for support of her child at home but der lares that she kept in touch with the bwby tele phoning tlie home weekly In refusing to sraiu Uie habeas cor pus writ Indue Walling said that while he was Ioaiit6 deprive Mrs Kranz of her baby that tbij best interests of the child is iimtrolling ronsidera tion in a ase of that sort JJe de larcl he thouirM the bild would be better for in Mr Arnolds home Mis Frnnx is taking in washings and sowins for in her Siiys she is conti ileiit Iuu uiike a living fot1 all rumors that a surprise Iuiyodi It is reported to lie in the story of a hew witness who may tos tilv lhat the of Mrs ISailev ia Dr Carmans ottice at was concealed for an hour Mrs rd SCUo1 moval of D J Garnpp and Each One Received Three Ballots iiieetms borough last l iwas cheerful after a night spent in I am satisfied with the first five men said iMrs Carman after the hearing yesterday I approved of each of them and believe t have not made a Carman who has been onion bail since the jury disagreed at her first trial last November was not rtis tunbed iby the fact that she is to be locked up during the trial She had come from her home in FYeeixrt pre pared for such an order BYlWfE VOIE 446 Motion to Recommit Act For Amend ment Goes to Governor I were chosen but theboard failed to member to take the place of who resigned just prior to leaving this city The names of Dr T L Kane and Dr C A Dickenson were presented by petitioners to nil the vacancy on the board caused by the resignation of Mr Gampp On roll call each ap plicant received the same number of votes Neild gave his report of the work done in tlie schools mention ing patrons day and that there were 010 in attendance cleanup day May iS school gardens Washington tripand that the date for the manual training iind domestic science and art exhibit had been changed to May 121 The secretary was instructedto ad vertise for bids for the completion of the Clay street buildings i The following high school teachers reflected C E Hilborn year Anna Flint per month Margaret Boles per month El idora Flint per month Isabel Gll ensleeve Vestal Marhisburg May 4 Cox child Carolyn Harris lalbor bill passed the senate last night The teachers were by a vote of 44 to In the exact form and wlaries tixed accord in which it passed the house The bill to schedule Kthel Gregg Katii nowgoes to the governor IMIev Hildegrade Foss Marion A mot ion to go into the committee of McFadden J Achsah Bowen Kugeaia the whole for the purpose of general Nettie Russell Blanche amendment was voted down after a Summerville Viola Bailey Anna dubale of more than two hours by Myrtle Stoneberg Mrs All Rubbish Will Be Taken Awgy By the Public on Saturday Next For 10 Cents a Barrel This week beginning Saturday May 8th will see the civic commit tee health officers burgess and school children inaugurate cleanup but it is to be sincerely hoped that It will not end with just that one week all have pride enough to keep the back yards as sightly and cleanly as they d the front lawns not only for cleaning up week but he year round Lot all take this opportunity to make the town with all its other itt thi cleanest and most at tractive towiv on tise livery of lipaMh comfort arxi fbfnuty leniiind it Make less ashamVdwhin they see yards and trim flower beds or take down old broken fences paint or even whitewash will work wonders and a tew cents in vested in flower seeds or vines to cover unsightly places will be a de ligtit all summer and flll the yards with perfume The hearty cooperation of every man woman and child in Kane to have public spirit and pride enough to show that they are interested in the cleanliness beauty and health of the town is sougni It is up to allto be up and doing before warm weather sets in and not allow our back yards to be an eye sore or a breeding plate for flies rats or mice The committee in charge will make a nominal charge of 10 cents a barrel for theremoval ofrubbish etc DAWSON STREET LADY QUITE SERIOUSLY INJURED Mrs Amelia Haas of 631 Dawson street met with R serious accident last evening about oclock when she became dizzy and fell from a stove hearth where she had stepped to re adjust the stove pipe She struck her head on the ibase board inflicting a severe gash over her left eye besides Ibadly bruising her side The accident rendered her unconscious for about an and a hair and will undoubtedly her to her home for several jiweeltK o voie of yeas The test Electa How Flake on going into the committee Jane McFadden Frances Harding Russell of the whole for amendment was as Mary Oliver Mayme Morence follows Eva Breneol Minnie Dieht Ina Smail Margaret MacRwen Ada Quay The regular monthly bills were read an1 paid The treasurers Yeas Buckman Clark Crow De witt Herbst Smith Williams Wallace Charles A Sones Sproul Nays Heidelman Hurke Mullin and depositorys reports were Croft Daix Endsley Farley Gerber and approved ich Graff Gyger Slacken Hilton Hoke Homsher lenkins read Ed Coxen and Winifred Greenwood the popular American leads in The Temple tonight ad Township Teacher Elected The township school Kline Mangee Martin McConnell hoard held its regular monthly meet McKee McNichol Miller iMills Moore ins in its rooms in the Bckels huild Iatton Phipps Sal Senting last night at 3 oclock The fol miiis Sensenich Smith Snyder lowing members were A Stowart Thompson Tonipkins Anderson A Carlson K L Johnson It K Klinger and O E Gustafson Only six senators voted against the vbsent none Among the important wjuit it ptit oit final passage business was transiicted the Tiny uere Ituckrnan Cutlin ol taxes election ol Smith C A Snyder Sones and Warschool touchers occupieil tire givater art of the time On resolution pre Continued on Page j Continued on Page TWO MEN KILLED ON RAILROADS Olean N May 4 Two men were killed here Sunday by railroad trains Frank Barnes a stonemason of Cuba N was stuck by an Krie I train at a grade crossing at North Glean and in two He was 35 years of age James Moore a P R R switch man found dead beside the P R R tracks He had been run down and killed by a freight train MUSE HUBS CONfflff m A GRW1 SUCCESS of Russian Sp phony Concert Was Gen uine treat FORTUNATE OTHERS Kane to Be Congratulated On Secur ing Program of Such High Was Financial Success NATIONAL BANKS CALLED By International Now a Washington May 4 Comptroller of the Currency Williams lias issued a call for tbe condition ot national banks at the close t business on May I j Tomorrow FamOum Player day at Matinee fie night and 10 cents ad By International News Union town May Thomp son president of the First National bank has announced that he had se cured a loan of for five years The sum will be enough to care for all his needs and he and his asso ciates will emerge from their finan cial difficulties without the loss of a dollar HOLD TWO ON CHARGE OF ROBBING SHAMOKIN TRAIN Shamoltln iMay Neihart and Milton Bitting two young resi dents of Trevorton were committed to the Northumberland county prison yeeterday charged with having held up a car on the Shamokln and Kdge wood Electric road last Saturday and iwhich was being taken to that place to pay silk mill em The money has not been re covered I By International News Syracuse May Barnes lost out tin the state printing in 1X99 he bitterly complained to Boss I Matt He denounced E Quigg and fell out with the whole Re publican organization This was brought out rwhen Edward Platt son of the late boss a letter from Barnes to Platt at the Koosevelt trial The introdvjction of the letters how ever opened up an almost endless new line of evidence for the plaintiff Attorney Ivans succeeded in getting permission to have Platt produce all of the RooseveltPlait correspondence not read by Ivans during the croes examination of Colonel Roosevelt 41 ARE OFFICIALLY DEAD IN TEXAS FLOOD By International News Houston May official figures show that the total TRTad In the Texas floods are fortyone Thirtysix bodies have been recovered and flve are miss ing among the Austin tinted dead In Austin alone 21 were recovered See big ad for Star FRENCH WOMEN HONOR BRITISH DEAD Since the arriral in Pnace of ftrat British expeditionary army August many of brave Krgliah soVdiers have fallen Many of the of war were buried en maww In long bat others falling behind their comrades advance or dleing ai the base hospitals were Interred in separate graves with full military ceremonials and each Knwe marked with a cross and tho name of the fallen hero so lhat when the war ia over relalirm and friends may atle to locate it Meantime all those dear ones is that the fallen one lie some where in The Ina to courtesy and kindhetrtedaeas ot the French and their gratitude to the who ame to help France repel her enemies arc pictured in tne above photograph snowing vatlent peasant women of Prance decorating the graves of iJrltish soldiers who in life had been unknown to them last evenings enjoyable concert the Russian Symphony orchestra at the Temple under the direction of iModest Altschuler crowned the credit able effort of the local music commit tee to secure for local music Jovera some of the best productions The Russian orchestra has appeared in every large city in east west north and south but it is very sel dom indeed that a city of Kanes pop ulation can bring an organization ot this kind before its people It is a notable fact that the local commit tee also can show a Hnancial balance on the right side The music com mittee is surely to be congratulated upon this and its eminently successful outcome is fortunate to have a music committee the members of which are so un selfish as to desire no financial Continued success means a grow ing interest in the things worth while a better environment for the young the general taste of the community improved and a pride in the placing of Kane on the map of cities that do things of genuine merit interest Unflagging From the very first moments of the opening overture until the wierd tones of the Caucassia num bers died away the interest of ttoe large audience was unflagging The Symphony from Schubert was the solid piece of the evening but Scbu berts ever fresh and vigorous melo dies proved a rare treat The thematic development of this number being so clearly denned by the composer that everyone iwas able to follow the symphony from beginning to the end The Hungarian music of Liszts sec ond Phapsodie held the closest atten tion and the whirlwind finish was re ceived with a storm of aitplause The Velio soloist chose two very happy selectionsand 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Jay lends a verse to M.I.A.'s "XXXO."
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I just got married to my husband and purchased a new car. I now have 2 cars under my name. Told insurance company he would not be a driver of either. They responded it didn't matter, anyone living in my household is a liability. He is an illegal immigrant and we are just starting to look for our immigration lawyer. In the meantime, how do I handle my insurance company?
Tell them exactly what counsel just advised you to say. Nothing will change the unavoidable fact of life that co-habitants living in the same dwelling under the same roof, are bound in certain, varied intangible ways, and this is just one, ie., car insurance.
To wit, this very day I had the great pleasure of sending my father proof of my motorcycle insurance. Why? Because even at 32 years of age, having never purchased a car for myself, and having sold the one I did buy years ago, he and the insurance company are correct regarding the respective liabilities presented by other co-habitants living with you.
MORE TO THE POINT, GET ON THE PHONE AND CALL FRAGOMEN OR THE LIKE (top immigration firms) as they will either turn you away with a small but painful dose of bad news, OR, they will take you on and counsel you through the motions of becoming naturalized, a process which does not or will not turn to auto insurance until much farther down the line, if and when your husband has got his papers in order.
Good luck!
For now tell them he is not a licensed driver and has no intentions of becoming licensed in the near future.
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Insights Lecture Series
Cincinnati Museum Center's Insights Lecture Series features local and national experts speaking on a variety of subjects chosen for their relevance and their ability to spark insight and dialogue.
All lectures are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted, but pre-registration is requested.
2014 Lectures
Thursday, Jan. 29: Cincinnati Preservation: How it Happened, What it Means for Our Future
Thursday, April 23: Baseball Revolution: The 1869 Cincinnati Red Stockings and the Birth of the Professional Game
Thursday, Jan. 29, 2015
Cincinnati Preservation: How it Happened, What it Means for Our Future
Lecturer: Paul Muller, Executive Director, Cincinnati Preservation Society
When: 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 29, 2015
Where: Reakirt Auditorium
This lecture will present the concept that our historic resources are not static treasures to be held in suspended animation but rather the framework for reinventing our cities and our relationship to the past. Historic buildings and sites gain value when we engage them in the process of creating and sustaining a vital culture. Viewed in this way, preservation becomes a creative endeavor that adds depth and resonance to human experience. Examples will be drawn from the 50 years of Cincinnati Preservation Association (formerly Miami Purchase Association) and from emerging national and international trends.
The related exhibition Celebrating 50 Years of Working Together Saving Places is on display in the Culture Gallery of Cincinnati Museum Center through April 5, 2015.
Thursday, April 23, 2015
Baseball Revolution: The 1869 Cincinnati Red Stockings and the Birth of the Professional Game
Lecturer: Greg Rhodes, Executive Director, Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum and Cincinnati Reds team historian
When: 7 p.m. Thursday, April 23, 2015
Where: Reakirt Auditorium
The evolution of baseball and all professional sports took a huge leap in Cincinnati in 1869 when the Cincinnati Base Ball Club decided to support a professional team, signing all players to contracts and guaranteeing them a salary. A change in the rules in 1869 permitted clubs to employ professional players in for the first time, and the Cincinnati club was the only one in the country to take advantage of the opportunity. The Cincinnati team, the Red Stockings, played coast to coast (the first team to ever do so), defeated every opponent (57-0), broadened the popularity of the game and established the superiority of the professional system. The first professional league formed two years later and professional team sports have been a part of the American landscape since.
Check back soon to register for this lecture.
Previous Lectures
Thursday, Jan. 16
Who: Dr. Stanley D. Gehrt, The Ohio State University
What: The Myths and Truths of Ghost Dogs
When: 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 16
Where: Newsreel Theater
Urban landscapes continue to increase across much of the world, which presents challenges for the management and conservation of large carnivores. Coyotes have become residents in many metropolitan areas across North America, and they are arguably the most mysterious and feared carnivore in the city. For the past 13 years, researchers have been uncovering the hidden lives of coyotes in Chicago, one of the most urbanized landscapes in the U.S.
Results from this project, the largest of its kind, form the foundation of this program, including discussions on how the coyote adjusts to urban life, the ecological role they play in cities, and the implications of their success for people and pets. Over the course of the presentation, we will dispel some of the myths and uncover facts about their lives, and what they mean to us.
Rock Studies
Thursday, Jan. 23
Who: Dr. Kyle M. Straub, Tulane University
What: Rock Studies: A Flawed Record of Earth's History, But the Best One We Have
When: 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 23
Where: Reakirt Auditorium
How do we know what we know about the earth? What does the latest research studying our planet tell us about its history? Join us and Dr. Kyle Straub from Tulane University in exploring the challenges and methods that geologists are currently developing in order to read the grand story of the history of the earth.
Scientifically known as Stratigraphy, the study and research of layered sedimentary rocks on continental margins preserve the most complete record of environmental conditions in Earth's past. These strata preserve information related to tectonics, sea-level, and climate and if correctly interpreted, could aid our ability to predict the consequences of future climate change.
Unfortunately, we lack a Rosetta Stone for reading this record, and unlocking the wealth of information preserved in stratigraphy has proven difficult. Challenges include the incompleteness of the record and the preservation of patterns that resemble those associated with changing environmental conditions, but which are generated by the internal processes of rivers and deltas.
Ancient Greece Out of the Dark
Monday, Feb. 3
Who: Professor Irene Lemos, Oxford University
What: Ancient Greece Out of the Dark
When: 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 3
Where: Reakirt Auditorium
The site of Lefkandi in Greece has offered much to the archaeology of the Late Bronze and Iron Age Aegean. The amazing discoveries made by teams of British and Greek archaeologists at the site have changed our perspectives of the period from 1200 to 700 BCE. In this lecture, a collaboration with the Archaeological Institute of America, Professor Lemos will discuss the most important discoveries at the site. Under the control of the powerful palace of Thebes but after the collapse of the Mycenaean administration system, the site became one of the key and most important settlements in the eastern Mediterranean.
During the last stages of the Bronze Age and into the Iron Age the inhabitants exploited the beneficial location of the site in Greece and the natural resources of its region. Lefkandi developed into one of the most prosperous and affluent communities of its time. Was this an exceptional site whose wealth and complex social organization was indeed unrivaled or is it because of the modern archaeological research that we can gain a glimpse of one of the lesser known periods in ancient Greece?
Fracking Panel Forum
Wednesday, Feb. 26
7 p.m., Reakirt Auditorium
- Dr. Amy Townsend-Small, Assistant Professor of Biogeochemistry, University of Cincinnati
- Dr. Erin Haynes, Assistant Professor, Department of Environmental Health, University of Cincinnati
- Dr. Robert Chase, Professor, Edwy R. Brown Department of Petroleum, Engineering, Marietta College
Moderator: Mr. Kevin Pape, Gray & Pape Inc.
Hydraulic fracturing, commonly known as "fracking," is a method of recovering or extracting natural gas from deep shale formations and has been used since the 1940s. The process of hydraulic fracturing involves pumping millions of gallons of water, sand and a variety of chemicals into horizontally drilled wells. When this combination of liquids is pumped into the well under extremely high pressure, it fractures the shale and allows the natural gas to flow from the fissures that the sand particles hold open.
Fracking is very common and widely used across the United States, including natural gas wells in Appalachian states such as Pennsylvania, West Virginia and New York. Several active natural gas wells in Ohio are currently being fracked. As exploration for natural gas continues, future expansion and fracking of natural gas wells in Ohio is extremely likely.
A hotly contested dispute is currently being played out in the public media and courtrooms across the country. One side of the dispute maintains that fracking is a safe, effective and sophisticated method of extracting natural gas that will reduce our reliance on foreign energy sources. The other side describes it as an unreasonably dangerous process that is an assault on the environment and public health.
Please join our panelists for an informative evening discussion regarding the process of fracking, the implications for the environment and for human health.
Evolution on Islands: The Island Biogeography of East Asia
Thursday, March 20
Lecturer: Herman Mays, Ph.D., Cincinnati Museum Center Curator of Zoology
When: Thursday, March 20, 2014 with special screening of the OMNIMAX® film Journey to the South Pacific at 6 p.m. (buy tickets) and free lecture and Q&A at 7 p.m.
Where: Reakirt Auditorium
Islands are laboratories of evolution. From the Galapagos Islands to New Guinea, the islands of the Pacific Ocean have provided the foundation for our modern understanding of evolution. Comparatively less attention, however, has been paid to the islands of the Eastern Pacific, namely Taiwan and the thousands of islands that make up the nation of Japan. Cincinnati Museum Center Curator of Zoology Dr. Herman L. Mays Jr. has been a key participant in a long-term study of the birds of this region of more than a decade. Part scientific results and part travelogue, you are invited to hear about the exploration of this region by Dr. Mays and his colleagues, its myriad plants and animals and how cutting-edge tools in genetics are helping decipher the history of the region's birds.
Thursday, April 17
This is Your Life: 60 Years and Counting - Transmitting the Lessons of the Holocaust Through One Family's Story
Lecturer: Julie Kohner
When: 7 p.m. Thursday, April 17
Where: Reakirt Auditorium
In Collaboration with the Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education
In 1953, Ralph Edwards, a television personality, took a courageous step and introduced the story of a Holocaust survivor on the popular program he hosted, This is Your Life, the most watched television show of its time. This was only eight years after the end of World War II when people, including survivors, hardly spoke about their experiences at home, let alone on national television.
This presentation introduces you to This Is Your Life and particularly, the woman who appeared on national television on May 27, 1953: Holocaust survivor Hanna Bloch Kohner, the mother of presenter Julie Kohner. The original television episode will be shown during the discussion.
After the video presentation, Ms. Kohner continues the discussion with an update of the lives of those who appeared on the show, how the show came to be, artifacts from the show and life after the show, with questions and answers. A book signing will follow at end of the program.
Wednesday, May 28
A Glass of Wine, a Loaf of Bread and Wow!: Nicholas Longworth's Many Contributions to Cincinnati
Lecturer: Wendy Hart Beckman, Author, Founders and Famous Families: Cincinnati
When: 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 28
Where: Reakirt Auditorium
Presented in collaboration with Wood Herron & Evans
Learn about Nicholas Longworth's many contributions to Cincinnati in this lecture by Wendy Hart Beckman, author of the latest book on Cincinnati history, Founders and Famous Families: Cincinnati. Everything in this book is truly Cincinnati, right down to the research conducted mostly at Cincinnati Museum Center's History Library and Archives. (Read more about the Longworth family in these articles from the Cincinnati History Library and Archives!)
In 1804, when he was 21, Longworth came to Cincinnati to study law under Judge Jacob Burnet. By 1860, Nicholas Longworth owned more land, had more money and produced more wine than anyone else in the country. He was a lawyer, banker, amateur botanist and philanthropist.
Thanks to Longworth's generosity by donating land, we now have the Cincinnati Observatory and Eden Park. Former President John Quincy Adams spread the first layer of mortar and laid the cornerstone of the Observatory, declaring the occasion a tribute to the citizens of Cincinnati and an example to the rest of the nation.
His granddaughter Maria started Rookwood Pottery and was instrumental in starting the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. His great-grandson married Alice Roosevelt, daughter of President Theodore Roosevelt. And the Longworth estate downtown is now the Taft Museum of Art.
Because of Nicholas Longworth, we have familiar names like Mount Adams and Rookwood, as well as Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's famous poem, Catawba Wine. Although Cincinnati had been called the "Queen City" before Longfellow's poem, his ode to the grape sealed the name in the minds of many.
A book signing will follow lecture. A portion of book sale proceeds will be donated to the Cincinnati Museum Center.
Listen to an interview with Beckman on WVXU >
Tuesday, June 24
Harlem's Rattlers & the Great War
Lecturers: Jeffrey T. Sammons & John H. Morrow, Jr., authors of the new book Harlem's Rattlers and the Great War: The Undaunted 369th Regiment and the African American Quest for Equality
When: 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 24
Cost: Lecture is free. A 1913-Style Dinner precedes lecture; click here for more information and to purchase tickets.
Where: Reakirt Auditorium
In collaboration with the University of Cincinnati
When on May 15, 1918, a French lieutenant warned Henry Johnson of the 369th Regiment to move back because of a possible enemy raid, John reportedly replied: "I'm an American, and I never retreat."
The story, even if apocryphal, captures the mythic status of the 369th Regiment, the African-American combat unit that never lost a man to capture or a foot of ground that had been taken during the first World War. Harlem's Rattlers and the Great War reveals as never before the poignant history of this unit from its beginnings as the 15th New York National Guard to its singular performance in WWI and the pathos of postwar adjustment. Read more about the book in the Chronicle of Higher Education
In this lecture, listen to Sammons highlight Ohio's important but little-known connection to the 15th New York National Guard/369th U.S. Infantry Regiment through the "The Original Ohio Players." Find out more about Charles W. Anderson, one of Booker T. Washington's most trusted operatives and native to Oxford, Ohio. And learn about Captain Charles Ward Fillmore, born in the Xenia/Springfield area and perhaps the person most responsible for the existence of the 369th Regiment.
Then hear Morrow recount stories from the 369th Regiment in France in 1918, also known as Harlem's Rattlers. First working as laborers in the American Expeditionary Forces, the Regiment transferred to the French army and worked as frontline combat soldiers.
A book signing will follow the lecture.
1913-Style Dinner
When: Tuesday, June 24 at 5:30 p.m.
Where: Cincinnati Dining Room
Cost: $40 Members, $45 non-Members. Reservations are now closed.
During World War I, the United States encouraged citizens to conserve food and other materials in an effort to increase supplies for the troops abroad. Join Sammons, Morrow and scholars from around the world for a three-course, 1913-style dinner that will transport you back the days just before the First World War. Participants from University of Cincinnati's Summer Institute, World War I and the Arts: Sounds, Sights, Psyches, will be there and ready to discuss WWI topics. The meal includes Grape Fruit Salad, Tourte Au Poulet, Fresh Strawberry Shortcake and a cash bar.
Thursday, July 17
Paul Briol, a Cincinnati Treasure
Lecturer: Maureen France, Photographer/Associate Professor, University of Cincinnati, School of Design
When: 7 p.m. Thursday, July 17
Where: Newsreel Theater
Chances are, you've encountered Paul Briol's work around the Queen City at one time or another. During his 30-year career as a photographer, he captured more than 6,000 photos of Cincinnati, working almost exclusively with a tripod-mounted 8 x 10 inch view camera. Often, he spent hours printing a single photo to his exact specifications—some of which are featured in Museum Center's current exhibit, Treasures in Black & White: Historic Photographs of Cincinnati.
Join us for this upcoming lecture led by professor and professional photographer Maureen France and discover the man behind the camera lens. Learn about his life, work and contributions to his profession, study an 8x10 camera and unearth the background of photography in Cincinnati.
What you'll learn about: Photography in the 20th century, photography and the Queen City, Cincinnati industry and architecture through the ages
Be sure to stop by Treasures in Black & White in our South Gallery to see some of Briol's most iconic photographs.
Thursday, July 31
Maria Longworth Storer: A Woman of Power and Influence
Lecturer: Colonel Constance J. Moore
When: 7 p.m. Thursday, July 31
Where: Reakirt Auditorium and on Ustream
In collaboration with Ursulines of Cincinnati at St. Ursula Academy
Maria Longworth Storer (1849-1932) is famous for founding Rookwood Pottery. This lecture, however, looks beyond Rookwood and paints a portrait of a woman who pushed social boundaries and left lasting impacts on politics through her charitable work.
Storer funded a free pediatrics hospital, daycare center and healthcare team for the Home of the Friendless. She provided scholarships for talented artists. She also invested much of her wealth in municipal improvements and was an expert fundraiser for civic causes, including the Zoological Center.
When Bellamy, her husband, was elected to the House of Representatives, Maria had rollicking discussions at her dinner table concerning Progressive era issues, with dynamic men such as Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft and Henry Adams. She had the ability to draw these dynamic men into spirited discussions about issues of the day.
After Bellamy joined the diplomatic service, Maria influenced negotiations following the Spanish American War. She advised the Secretary of State about political concerns in several European governments. During World War I, Maria bravely sought clarification of the Red Cross entrance requirements so religious sisters could participate in nursing efforts required by the military.
Learn more about Storer's work, along with a look at philanthropy in Cincinnati today, during this lecture.
Thursday, Sept. 18, 2014
Cincinnati Shadow & Light: The Photographs of Michael Keating
Lecturer: Michael E. Keating
When: 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 18
Where: Reakirt Auditorium
Cincinnati-based photographer and Emmy-award winner Michael E. Keating captures portraits that tell moving and nuanced stories about the places we call home. His images of our city's neighborhoods, buildings, sports and people span the last five decades, highlighting new perspectives and revealing the Queen City.
Join us for a retrospective display of Keating's images and discover Cincinnati's beauty while getting a glimpse of the harsh realities of everyday life in the city. Go behind the scenes with him as he recounts decisive moments in professional sports and feel the grit and drama while he tells the stories behind life-changing, breaking news photographs.
Discover Keating's most poignant portraits, tender moments and photographs through five sections titled The Ohio River, Dispatches from the Field, The Cincinnati Reds and Character & Personality. A book signing will follow the lecture.
Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2014
Evolution and Creation: Conflicting or Compatible?
Lecturer: Patricia H. Kelley, Professor of Geology, University of North Carolina Wilmington, 2009-2014 Paleontological Society Distinguished Lecturer on Evolution and Society
When: 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 15
Where: Reakirt Auditorium
Many Americans view science and religion as incompatible, concluding that acceptance of evolution precludes religious faith. The lecture addresses whether evolution is in conflict with creation or whether there is a valid way to reconcile the two. Much of the controversy can be linked to insufficient understanding of what science is, how it differs from religion, and what is meant by evolution.
The lecture distinguishes science from religion, clarifies various meanings of evolution, and presents the evidence for evolution and the mechanisms by which it occurs. Beyond the fossil record, Dr. Kelley also examines the Biblical creation accounts and creationist approaches such as Intelligent Design to assess the compatibility of evolution with faith-based perspectives.
What you'll learn: The difference between science and religion, differing definitions of evolution, evidence supporting evolution, the implications of intelligent design and implications of biblical creation accounts
Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2014
Phil Nuxhall's Stories in the Grove
Lecturer: Phil Nuxhall, Historian & Docent Trainer, Spring Grove Cemetery
When: 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2014
Where: Reakirt Auditorium
Well-known Cincinnati historian of the entombed, embalmed, cremated, and encased, Phil Nuxhall takes you on a personal presentation of his favorite people, places and things at Spring Grove Cemetery and Arboretum. The presentation includes beautiful photographs from his award winning book, Beauty in the Grove.
In addition to learning about the history, art, architecture and landscape of this National Historic Landmark, you will hear Phil's favorite stories about people buried at the cemetery. Among those are a Titanic survivor, the person who created the Cincinnati Reds' first uniforms and the man who created the very first hot air balloon for Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade!
Sit back, relax and listen to an entertaining array of lively anecdotes, little known facts, and just plain oddities that make Spring Grove Cemetery & Arboretum an international destination!
Book signing follows lecture.
Monday, Nov. 10, 2014
Roadside Whales in the Atacama: The Discovery, Digitization and Salvage of the World's Richest Graveyard of Fossil Marine Mammals
Photo courtesy of Nicholas Pyenson / Smithsonian Institution
Lecturer: Dr. Nicholas Pyenson, vertebrate paleontologist and curator of fossil marine mammals at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C.
When: 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 10
Where: Reakirt Auditorium
Join Museum Center and Dr. Pyenson, a paleobiologist at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History, as he shares the story of Cerro Ballena. This unique fossil site, in the Atacama Region of Chile, preserves many dozens of fossil whales, dolphins, seals and other bizarre extinct mammals. The full scope of the site was revealed in 2010, during widening of the Pan-American Highway by road construction crews. In late 2011, Pyenson lead a team of Smithsonian 3D digitization specialists and Chilean paleontologists to document the site before crucial information was lost.
Earlier this year, Pyenson and his team published their findings on Cerro Ballena to international acclaim, along with an open-access website featuring Google maps, Gigapan surveys of the site, and 3D models of the fossil whales that can be downloaded and 3D printed. Dr. Pyenson will describe the discovery of Cerro Ballena, its significance, and what 3D technology had meant for his work in building and preserving natural history collections.
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- The multiple evolutionary origins of marine mammals
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- Room service
- Bar/lounge
- Wheelchair accessibility
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Exploring Rome
... tour.
Next was time to find our way to get the bus back to the hotel. We walked for miles but finally found our destination for the 7.15pm bus.
Feet were extremely sore and hot, was 30 degrees today so was great to sit down and enjoy a late drink and dinner!
More adventure tomorrow. So many photos to share by still can't upload any, can't get good internet.
The Streets of Rome Are Crazy!
... wild and.... interesting ride. He was on the freeway speeding past everyone else, and if they were in his way he would cut them - and he cut a lot! Later, when we were in the narrower streets of Rome, if someone was walking across the street the drivers don't always give them the right a away like we do, they just toot their horns and keep on driving; even if it was an 100 year old who can barely walk. I lost count of how many times he almost ran people over, ...
History and Shopping!
I had completely forgotten how good Italy is for the self-esteem! I had one gentleman offer to show me the city and take me out for coffee. haha. It took me 30 min and a walk to the Pantheon to get rid of him. He said most Italian men love fat women, but not him. I assume this was some sort of compliment about my figure. lol. Also, I seem to be some sort of tourist destination in and of myself. This was the second gentleman to request a ...
"Rome" if you want to...
... arriving at. I thought that the platform number wouldn't be on the screen so early, but to my shock, it was. Ok, next question was, where on the train do we board? On our ticket it said "coaches:2." Walking up and down the platform, we realized that there was a section for each 'coach.' Very easy!
The train arrived and we easily boarded the nearly empty car. I'm so thankful that I spent the extra money for first class. You can't beat a nearly empty ...
Vatican and more
... the vatican as her foot was broken. The next 25 minutes was a boiling, sweaty and uncomfortable climb up at least 400 steps until we reached the top, totally worth it. The view from the top was amazing. We saw all of Rome from up there and the cold breeze on a 32 degree day made it that much better.we then descended and visited the basilica which was huge. Seeing hundreds of people kissing a statues foot was interesting ...