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Library patron Michael Slattery said he has been to libraries all over southern New Hampshire, but the Hooksett Library is by far the best and deserving of the annual library of the year award. (BENJAMIN KLEIN PHOTO)
Patrons and town officials say the honor is well-deserved.
Word of the award first came down about two weeks ago, and will culminate with a ceremony Nov. 9 at the library when library trustees and employees will receive a plaque.
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10 years after introducing 43 Things to the world, we have decided we have met our last goal: completing the incredible experience that has been 43 Things. Please join us in giving one last cheer to all the folks who have shared their goals with the world, as well as all the people who have worked at The Robot Co-op to build this incredible website. We won a Webby Award, published a book, and brought happiness to a lot of people.
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Masseria Il Trappeto
Trullo | 7 bedrooms | sleeps 13
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Masseria Il Trapetto is a sensitively restored 17th century olive mill just 1.5km from Ostuni ("La Citta Bianca") and set in an ancient olive grove from which we produce our own oil.
Il Trapetto was last used to press olives before the war but we have painstakingly restored this beautiful building ensuring that all the original features and arches have been returned to their original condition.
Tastefully furnished with antiques, Il Trapetto offers a high standard of holiday accommodation. With its seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms, it comfortably sleeps 13 people.
In front of the house, there is a walled garden with a heated swimming pool. In the corner of the walled garden is a pergola of 42 sqm which has a proper roof, beside which you will find the BBQ on which to enjoy grilling
fish from the Adriatic Sea
The first floor, which looks up to the medieval centre of Ostuni and out to the Adriatic Sea which is just 4km away, has large sun terraces, ideal for sunbathing and looking out to the sea and Ostuni. The back terrace is the perfect place to watch the sun go down.
|Sleeps up to 13, 7 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Ostuni Villanova 4 km
|Car advised
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Brindisi 30 km, Nearest railway: Ostuni 1 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, Yes, smoking allowed
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|Private outdoor pool (heated), Log fire, Internet access, DVD player, Boat available, Sea view
|Private outdoor pool (heated)
|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|7 bedrooms, 17 bathrooms of which 7 Family bathrooms, 4 En suites and 6 Shower rooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|Single beds (3), Double beds (5), Cots (1), Dining seats for 13, Lounge seats for 15
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Private outdoor pool (heated), Balcony or terrace, BBQ, Bicycles available
|Secure parking
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The Ground Floor
Glass doors open on to the main sitting room (soggiorno), which is 13m long and where the olive pressing took place; the structures are still in place. This fabulous room has a dining room at the end with an extendable oak table, which can be taken into the main sitting room. There is also a further small sitting room with its own fireplace leading off the left of the main sitting room.
Leading off to the right of the sitting room is the large kitchen, which has a stone table sufficient for 10 people to eat, and glass doors opening onto the garden and pool. The kitchen can easily handle large-scale catering with its 1m fridge, dishwasher, five-ring hob and large oven. There is also an open fireplace here for cosy winter dinners.
Off this is the lavanderia, which has a washing machine and the logs
There are also three bedrooms downstairs: one small double and two twins, which share a bathroom.
The First Floor
Large terraces, ideal for sunbathing and looking out to the sea and Ostuni, surround the first floor. The back terrace is the perfect place to watch the sun go down behind the beautiful town of Ostuni
There are four bedrooms upstairs which all have en-suite bathrooms and one with its own bath. There are three doubles, with an adjacent twin leading off one double bedroom for a family with small children.
The décor and furniture
We have been very keen that the building should sing for itself since what is more beautiful than ancient stone walls? However, we all want comfort on holiday so the house has air-conditioning in six of the seven bedrooms and under-floor heating on ground floors and traditional on first floor.
The furniture is eclectic and original – this is a home, not a hotel: antique French wardrobes, Indian sideboards, a classic 60s "Egg" chair make up the mix. All the mattresses are brand new and handmade. Together with the Egyptian cotton bed linen, we guarantee you the best night's sleep.
The Puglia region
Protected by its previous lack of international airports, Puglia is still what we all think of when we think of Italy: great food, ancient architecture and a welcoming people whose attitude to life is a holiday in itself.
Puglia is about enjoying yourself: going out to dinner is cheap and children are welcome everywhere. And there is always something to do and a town to visit. Indeed, Lecce has been described as the loveliest baroque city in the Mediterranean.
Puglia is situated in the heel of Italy. Its outside heel runs along the Adriatic and its instep runs along the Ionian. Its major towns are Brindisi, Bari, Lecce, Gallipoli and Otranto.
Lying on a water basin, Puglia is extremely fertile and was heavily settled by the ancient Greeks who planted its famous olive groves and vines. Hence, the Romans called it Magna Graecia.
The landscape, with its thousands of olive trees intermingled with huge prickly pear cacti and honey-coloured dry stone walls, is most unusual and more reminiscent of parts of Greece than Italy.
You can happily spend a relaxed week exploring Ostuni on foot, enjoying its strange mix of architectural styles and sampling the delights of its many cafés, bars and restaurants.
Closer to Ostuni are some delightful small hill towns (Ceglie Messapica, Carovigno) with beautiful old buildings in their centres – do not be put off by the ugly high-rise structures around their perimeters. If you persist you will find fantastic treasures beyond these cement monstrosities: park in the modern areas and walk to the centro storico where the streets are often very narrow and difficult to negotiate with a car.
If you want the ultimate hands-on safari experience, a visit to Zoosafari, in Fasano, is the must-do family outing. Remember to bring nuts for the monkey train and breadsticks for the camels and giraffes. This is Italy and the animals are there for feeding.
Perhaps most interesting is Alberobello, famous for its thousands of trulli – the world famous circular stone houses with cone-shaped roofs made of dry stones (without cement!). These fascinating buildings are dotted all over the countryside round Ostuni and look like hobbit houses. There is even a trullo church.
Not far from Alberobello are the Grotte di Castellana, the amazing underground caves and passages full of magical stalagmites and stalagtites. Don't be put off by the touristy shops and long queues in summer months – the caves are spectacular and worth a wait.
Also worth a visit is Cisternino, with its delightful centro storico, and Locorotondo, built in a circular formation, hence its name, where streets spiral up to a magnificent church which can be seen for miles around. In the modern area, the local cantina sociale, a vast wine factory, sells the very good local wine. Best is the white wine, which costs about 8 euros for 5 litres.
In July and August all these small towns have their own festivals, when thousands of people descend on them to see the decorated streets and sample the local food until the early hours of the morning. Martina Franca, another town not far from Ostuni, holds an international arts festival every year in late July/early August – if you want tickets you need to go online to www.euro-festival.net and look for the Festival della Valle d'Itria. You would need to book some months ahead: they stage little known operas which get booked up early.
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Apple releases iPod software update (trivia added)
Apple has posted iPod Updater 2005-02-22, which includes updated versions of the software for use with various iPod models. According to the release notes, the update includes new software for the iPod mini (v1.3), iPod with Dock Connector (v2.3), iPod shuffle (v1.1), and iPod with Touch Wheel or Scroll Wheel (v1.5).
The iPod mini software update adds support for the newly introduced models and adds support for charging and syncing over USB with Mac OS X v10.2.8 or 10.3.4 or later.
The iPod shuffle software update adds support for the iPod shuffle Battery Pack and offers "increased software stability."
The iPod software update for those devices with Dock Connectors, Touch Wheels or Scroll Wheels brings the Shuffle Songs and Music items into the Main Menu, and adds support for iTunes 4.7 or later.
Editors' Note: Trivia buffs may be interested to know that Apple's new 4GB and 6GB iPod minis come with an earlier "new" version of the iPod Updater, dated 2005-02-07, which differs from the company's January 11, 2005 Updater only in that it contains version 1.3 of the iPod mini software. Was the 6GB iPod mini originally planned for release less than one month after the iPod shuffle?
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Maybe I didn't notice that before and so I'm wrong but it seems to me there is a new feature in new SW: I own a 3G and now when iPod plays a playlist, it's name is shown in the top bar (where usually there an "iPod" or the clock)
Posted by CortoMaltese on February 23, 2005 at 12:52 PM (CST)
I don't think I noticed the Playlist name being there either. Maybe it is new.
Posted by Daveoc64 in UK on February 23, 2005 at 12:57 PM (CST)
when, o when dear Lord is Apple going to add crossfade (i.e., removing gaps between playing songs) to ipods - not just iTunes???
This is terribly frustrating!
Posted by nocrossfade in mexico on February 23, 2005 at 1:04 PM (CST)
At last! It was so unfair that they weren't updating the older models with these features, as it would have been so easy to do so. I know they're nothing major, but hey. I'm happy.
Posted by iPodNod in London, UK on February 23, 2005 at 1:06 PM (CST)
Posted by ipodman715 on February 23, 2005 at 1:28 PM (CST)
More, when you browse your music and play a song belonging to an album, the name of the album is shown in the top bar.
If you browse by genre, than it's name is shown.
In few words in the top bar the last "search criteria" is shown
I think this featrue is really nice
Posted by CortoMaltese on February 23, 2005 at 2:03 PM (CST)
So, does this update correct the error I get if my ipod goes into *deep sleep*?
Posted by dnoble9 in maryland on February 23, 2005 at 2:33 PM (CST)
This would have been a nice oppertunity for Apple to move the Album name scrolling into the older iPods, just like it does on the iPod photo. I had to rename all the U2 albums so I didn't have to navigate the 40+ albums seeing only "(The Complete U2…".
Posted by MKM on February 23, 2005 at 2:43 PM (CST)
This 'shuffle songs' option doesn't seem to offer anything new. I wonder why it exists. Before (and since) the update if I choose play on my 3G iPod from the main menu the iPod would play a random song or album based on the shuffle settings within the 'settings' menu.
'Shuffle Songs' seems to do the same. Why?
What's the point?
Posted by Sir Alien in United Kingdom on February 23, 2005 at 3:01 PM (CST)
It's to make it faster. Turn on, scroll to "Shuffle Songs" then press select.
Instead of going through all of the options etc…
Posted by Daveoc64 in UK on February 23, 2005 at 3:06 PM (CST)
Gee I wonder about Apples new found generosity. Paint me skeptical but, given the fact that there was nothing to update in that long strain of iPod Updates' over the course last Year. One wonders if this update insn't 'Two Fold'. One to quell those type that incently whin! (Well I don't buy it, or we'd have Gapless too by now!). Or if this is the iPodOS we were promised that would break Real's Helix DRM'ed Files! The other reasion might be to keep interested Third Party (Read Hackers), from doing such things themselves with iPodWizard!
As for the first reasion I personaly don't really care as I'd reather eat Dirt then support Real! But, given there was no change to 2.2 needing one to update this would be a nice FAT CARROT for us Mules' to keep using there iTMS. Therefore I would tell the Real Supporters out ther to Beware!!
Posted by Ichijoe in Deutschland on February 23, 2005 at 5:07 PM (CST)
Contrary to my initial response, this Update is critical to Shuffle users as it solves the annoying noise problem. Thank you Apple! Silence is golden and the music is FANTASTIC!
Posted by Michael Kelly in Chicago, IL on February 23, 2005 at 5:18 PM (CST)
Shuffle songs on the main menu is great! The only way I iisten to my iPod is to shuffle all songs all the time. Personally, I wouldn't mind Metallica followed by Enya, though in my case it would be, say The Smiths followed by Enya!
Posted by rmbracalente on February 23, 2005 at 5:54 PM (CST)
Some thoughts on the update for 3G. The battery meter has always been solid since firmware 2.1 or 2.2. The screen at the top has always displayed the name of your album or playlist (as far as I can remember). The only thing this adds is Music and Shuffle to the main menu.
To the nay-sayers who think Shuffle All Songs is a waste of an update, this is exactly the update that people have been clamoring for since the 4Gs came out. I dislike it when some people beg for an update, and then complain that it isn't enough or wasn't what they expected. The update is exactly what is available on 4G iPods. I actually like the Shuffle All option. It lets me leave shuffle turned off in my main settings, and still shuffle my entire library when I feel like it.
As far as excluding podasts from the shuffle, if you convert the MP3s to AAC and then make them bookmarkable (with an AppleScript or other method) the iPod recognizes them as "audiobooks" and will exclude them from shuffle. The new version of iPodderX for OS X does this automatically for you.
Posted by Chris VandeVenter in Bismarck, ND on February 23, 2005 at 7:11 PM (CST)
The charging screen for the 3G when it is in sleep is different. Instead of the spaces in between the metres, it is now fully filled.
Posted by ipodman715 on February 23, 2005 at 7:13 PM (CST)
ipodman – you are right. I hadn't needed to charge my iPod yet, so didn't notice until checking just now. I thought other posters were referring to the meter at the top of the iPod while it is operational.
Posted by Chris VandeVenter in Bismarck, ND on February 23, 2005 at 9:31 PM (CST)
I've just updated my 20gb 3G iPod and now have a photo option?? whats all that about?? I don't remember seeing it before… could it be the camera adapter will work?? you may have to add it to your main menu via the settings option.
Posted by BigTallGuy on February 23, 2005 at 10:13 PM (CST)
I bought my iPod almost a year ago and I must say that as time goes by I like it less and less and get more and more frustrated as I find more and more features that really should be in the iPod isn't there. There are just SO many small, small things Apple could do to improve the iPod. They wouldn't take more than a couple of hours programming, so what are they waiting for? Just a few examples:
* There should be a "Shuffle"-option everywhere. I would like to be able to choose an artist, album, playlist or genre and select "shuffle" inside that choice.
* The "Compilations"-feature in iTunes is great, why not transfer it to the iPod? It would make it SO much easier to navigate your music.
...and so on… as I said, there are lots of small improvements they could give us. Then when it comes to iTunes… don't get me started…
Posted by Olf in Singapore on February 23, 2005 at 10:28 PM (CST)
I was quite content with my 3rd Gen beforehand, so this update is a nice little bonus. A few superficial changes, clean up the menu a bit, it's all good to me. the only downside to it was the fact I mssed up with the updater, and had to reinstall Itunes eventually, losing my play counts and ratings etc. it's not that bad, It could have been a lot worse… Anyways, Apple gets a thumb up for actually giving us 3rd gen owners a tangible update lol.
Posted by Jeff C. on February 23, 2005 at 10:37 PM (CST)
>This 'shuffle songs' option doesn't seem to offer >anything new. I wonder why it exists. Before >(and since) the update if I choose play on my >3G iPod from the main menu the iPod would >play a random song or album based on the >shuffle settings within the 'settings' menu.
>'Shuffle Songs' seems to do the same. Why?
>What's the point?
>It's to make it faster. Turn on, scroll to "Shuffle >Songs" then press select.
> Instead of going through all of the options etc…
>By Daveoc64 on Feb 23, 05 2:06 pm
What nonsense. How can it be faster? The shuffle songs menu item takes it's settings from the 'shuffle songs' option in 'settings' AS I SAID.
1.main menu..press play..random song or album
2.main menu..scroll to 'shuffle songs'..press play…random song or album.
It's not quicker. It does the same.
Posted by Sir Alien in United Kingdom on February 23, 2005 at 11:43 PM (CST)
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So it's been a couple of weeks since my last update. Everything is going well and I've been able to put in a good amount of seat time on my new Euro-spec KX450F. It's pretty cool because the FIM series isn't as restricted as SX/MX so we get to try some different stuff.
For instance my bike uses an trick-looking carbon fiber subframe that also serves as the airbox. It's not a huge weight savings, but every little bit helps at this level. Other than that, my bike isn't too different than last year's.
We've been doing a little bit of testing here and there, but mainly I'm just focusing on putting in motos and getting my pace back to where it needs to be. Outside of that, I've been spending sometime working on a couple garage projects and hanging with my wife, Kristen, and my two French Bullies, Olive and Sako.
As you're reading this I'm taking off to Spain for the FIM gala. This time I have my wife and Tanner (my practice bike mechanic/man friend, J/K Tanner, haha) in tow. We are actually heading over a week early, as the team decided to combine this trip with some more testing which is always good, because Qatar will be here before we know it.
That's all for now, I'll drop another update when I return from Spain… -RV
Now that I've had the chance to idle for a minute, I want to give everybody a recap of what I was up to a couple weeks ago in Europe. So what did we do? We did a lot of driving that's for sure. It's kind of like SoCal but with less traffic and even further distances if you can believe that, haha. But the worst part? You can't speed! There are cameras everywhere!
But seriously, I got over there and went straight to the race shop. I met the guys and had a little meeting to discuss the plan for the week, including riding and what Tyla was going to test. Nothing too special, just going through suspension stuff and different hard parts. Testing current settings and some for next year's set-up— the normal deal, really. But it's a real breath of fresh air to be involved with a team that's excited and passionate about the sport.
We visited four different tracks and Tyla rode three of them. One was in Germany, one was in France, and the other was in Holland. It rained the first few days so the first track we went to was a little muddy. It would have been okay to train in but since we were trying to do some testing it wasn't going to work. So we had to pack up and go somewhere else.
Most of the tracks in Europe have been there for a really long time so they are a little smaller than what we normally ride in the States. But the main difference is the various types of terrain. From 30 minutes to an hour, it will go from sand, to hard pack, to rock.
That Wednesday, I flew to Spain to see the knee doctor that works with the Barcelona soccer team, which is one of the biggest soccer teams in the world. He's a high profile guy. I just wanted to get that check-up out of the way and make sure everything was okay to do one day of riding just to feel out the bike and see if there was anything major I needed, or wanted to change. He was pretty happy with my knee. He asked who did the surgery and I told him 'Tom Hackett from the Steadman Clinic' and he had heard of them. So that was reassuring. Everything looked good, so with that news, I returned to Belgium to do a little bit of riding.
I was pretty surprised with how good the bike was. I didn't have to change anything. I started off with my current setting and hard parts. After I rode once, I put on the team's stuff and it was good straight out of the box. We ended up riding at a sand track in Germany. It wasn't obviously the best track to ride for my first day back on the bike, as it's hard to ride sand slow. So I had to ride a little more aggressively than I would have had we rode on a hard pack track. I was definitely sore after that, haha. But it was good to be back on the bike…
As of right now I am still looking for a place to live in Europe. I have a couple ideas and have some people helping us who know the area pretty well. The plan is to base ourselves near the team and travel the world from there. For transportation I will probably get a little van. Everything is smaller in Europe but they have these little Opal vans with a sliding door and a wall that's built-in, so that will be our 'touring van'.
We had some good food too when we were over there. Nothing too crazy though. We ate Italian a few of the nights. Probably the biggest difference over there is that they have little to no preservatives in food so it doesn't make you feel weighed down.
Now that I'm back in America the plan is to slowly get back to riding full-time when my 450 shows up later this week. Then I'll go back over to Europe in mid-November for eight to ten days and we'll do a little more testing and attend the the FIM Gala in Spain.
My current practice mechanic Tanner Ellingsen will be my mechanic here in the States but once we get over there his role will change. In Europe, there aren't any goggle, gear, or dedicated people that do that one specific job, so the riders have to take care of that themselves. It's a luxury to have that here in America so that's what Tanner's going to handle once the season gets underway.
Will hit you guys with another update soon as I have some riding under my belt.
Till then….
Hey everybody, so I just got back home from Belgium last night. During my trip I actually felt well enough to throw a leg over my new KX450F and put in a couple motos (after getting approval from the team's doctor in Spain). I didn't plan on riding as hard as I did, but if any of you have ridden in sand you probably know that you can't just putt around. Needless to say I was a little sore the next day, haha. But it felt good to ride my dirt bike again and I'm pretty pumped on how good it felt out of the box. Anyways, I will fill you all in on the trip later but for now here are a couple of photos from the track. – RV
Finally able to throw my my leg back over the bike after months off (released a bit earlier than expected). It feels amazing to be back in my element (even though it's just some slow-pace testing). My new KRT team is making me feel right at home though I am thousands of miles from it. That said, check out day one on my @gopro! There may not be a day two if I am too sore to walk, ha ha
Hey everyone,
By now you probably know that I will be racing MXGP next season. What a relief it is to get that off my chest and share it will all of you. I know the suspense was driving some of you crazy but I had to keep my lips sealed until my contract with Kawasaki of America was complete. Together we had a good run with some great memories, but now it's time to switch gears and try something a little different.
I know a lot of people were speculating that I was going to retire, and to be honest, I considered it. Life for a pro motocross racer can be pretty tough—especially if you fall down a lot, lol. Did I want to have to climb back up that ladder? Get myself back into shape? I didn't know if I wanted to tackle that all again. I've done that already twice—coming back from a fairly major injury. Even at this point right now its five months or so until the gate drops in Qatar…
Once I was able to swallow that one and be like 'okay, yeah let's do it', it is definitely something that is a work in progress. It's funny because although Kawasaki is one company KMC, KME, and KHI are three separate entities. So we had to get everything correlated and running in the right direction… trying to get all the moving parts aligned. It's taken some time.
Then there is my own physical aspect: It's not just like coming off a season and taking two weeks off and then kind of getting back into it. You don't lose much at all if you do it that way. Definitely the hill is a lot steeper the way I'm going about it.
There are a couple of things that make me nervous. Obviously traveling to different countries. Some of the counties are a maybe little bit sketchy, so there's things I have to watch out for. Learning the tricks of the trade. And I have to learn them very quick, lol. It's going to be making the mistake of eating an ice cube that was frozen from tap water, then you get sick—that's the sort of stuff I will need to learn real quick. Not make a mistake in that area.
When it comes to the bike, the tracks—that's all the stuff I am really good at. I have a good base coming from KMC. Our factory bike is one of the best. Kawasaki of Europe, they have a good bike as well. The great thing is that it's going to be essentially the same bike—with a few different parts and set-up a little differently. I know how I like to ride my bike and have it set-up, so I plan on doing the same.
As far as the competition goes, I have raced the majority at des Nations, but that's a hard race to gauge off. It's kind of like Anaheim 1—not the best place to make assumptions. I feel like Tony Cairoli's probably going to be one of my strongest competitors. You can't not think he's going to be the guy—he's won eight years in a row! Then there's other guys like Gautier Paulin and Steven Frossard. The Europeans are going to be tough. I think they will surprise me in areas and I will surprise them in areas.
We're flying into Brussels on October 10 to meet the team, I've met a few of the guys already, and go see the race shop. The race shop is in Holland which is about 40 miles from where my friend and teammate Tyla Rattray lives—basically just outside of Lommel. He's going to do some testing at Saint Jean. It's where I last raced des Nations in '11.
Most of all, I'm just trying to go over there and really enjoy this last year. This is a one-time deal. I am going to finish my career win or lose after this next season… But I'd love to win and leave on top. I'm not going to say it's going to be easier or harder—it will for sure be different though. I know a lot of my fans are bummed that I won't be racing Supercross or Outdoors, but I hope you tune in and follow me in GP's as this will be one ride you won't want to miss.


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This is one of the tamest things Alec Baldwin has ever done -- but it still landed him in handcuffs. On May 13, Alec Baldwin was arrested at Fifth… Read Article ▶
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Alec Baldwin Outraged His Daughter, 5 Months, Selected For TSA Pat-Down11 months ago 6
The '30 Rock' actor called US flight travel 'a disgrace' after he shockingly claimed that airport security selected his 5-month-old daughter, Carmen… Read Article ▶
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Alec Baldwin's MSNBC Show Suspended After 'Offensive' Slurs1 year ago 11
It's been a busy, curse-filled week for Alec Baldwin -- but there's one place he won't be running his mouth off -- and that's on his late night show… Read Article ▶
Alec Baldwin's Stalker Found Guilty & Sentenced To 210 Days In Jail1 year ago 0
Alec's stalker, Genevieve Sabourin, was found guilty of stalking him in a NYC court on Nov. 14 -- and received a contempt order on top of her jail… Read Article ▶
Alec Baldwin Attends 2013 Emmys With Daughter Ireland Baldwin1 year ago 1
The '30 Rock' star brought his model daughter to the Emmy Awards on Sept. 22. The duo shared a fun daddy/daughter moment on the glamorous red carpet… Read Article ▶
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Alec & Hilaria Baldwin Welcome A Baby Girl — Congrats1 year ago 9
The '30 Rock' star and his fitness-savvy wife welcomed a baby girl! Hilaria gave birth to little Carmen Gabriela on Aug. 23. Congrats! Alec Baldwin… Read Article ▶
Hilaria Baldwin: Her Fitness Tips & Advice To Other Pregnant Women1 year ago 4
HollywoodLife.com sat down EXCLUSIVELY with the beautiful mom-to-be and got her insights on her favorite body wash, pregnancy fitness, and -- of… Read Article ▶
Alec Baldwin Defends Pregnant Wife In Homophobic Twitter Rant1 year ago 14
Don't mess with Alec! The actor went to extreme lengths to defend his wife after a reporter claimed she tweeted during James Gandolfini's funeral… Read Article ▶
Alec Baldwin & Pregnant Wife Hilaria Thomas Expecting Baby Girl2 years ago 2
The actor's wife is expecting her first child, and spilled the beans that it's a girl on March 7! The yoga instructor revealed the couple's… Read Article ▶
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Alec Baldwin & Wife Hilaria Baldwin Officially Expecting Their First Child2 years ago 0
Even though Alec will no longer play Jack Donaghy on '30 Rock,' he's about to take on another role -- father of two! The couple announced Hilaria is… Read Article ▶
Alec Baldwin & Hilaria Thomas Are Expecting First Child — Report2 years ago 3
Are a congrats in order for newlyweds Alec and Hilaria? They're reportedly expecting their first child together! Read on for all the details. Alec… Read Article ▶
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Alec Baldwin & Hilaria Thomas Wed In New York City2 years ago 1
This beautiful couple said 'I do' in New York City -- congratulations! Alec Baldwin and the gorgeous Hilaria Thomas have finally tied the knot in a… Read Article ▶
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The low-key Pete Rouse, whom President Obama will name chief of staff on an interim basis later this morning, has at least one high-profile detractor: former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin.
Palin has suggested that Rouse was one of the driving forces behind attacks against her.
In Palin's Going Rogue, she writes on a period when "a group from the Republican Governors Association traveled north to warn us that I was being 'Emanuelized' or 'Thumped.' As evidence, they pointed to a book called The Thumpin': How Rahm Emanuel and the Democrats Learned to Be Ruthless and Ended the Republican Revolution. It's the story of how the Illinois congressman, now President Obama's chief of staff, had crafted and executed the ruthless 2006 campaign strategy that won back Congress for the Democrats. The RGA told us that Alaska was being given the 'Chicago treatment.'"
Continued Palin: "Their arguments fit the bill. Those who have seen this before traced the ethics attacks back to the period when I was being vetted for the vice presidential slot and also linked them to the partisan investigation known in the media as 'Troopergate.' Walt Monegan knew that I was well within my rights to remove him, and in normal times it would have been a nonissue, but a few days later, the troopers' union and a group of Democrats with close ties to a senior adviser to the Obama campaign, Pete Rouse, then Senator Obama's chief of staff, were demanding an investigation."
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Palin also suggested that then-Sen. Obama lifted the incredibly common campaign theme of "change" from her gubernatorial campaign. "Every part of our campaign shouted 'Change!'" she wrote. "We were amused a couple of years later when Barack Obama, one of whose senior advisers (come to think of it) had roots in Alaska– adopted the same theme."
Rouse's mother, the daughter of immigrants from Japan, grew up in Anchorage, Alaska. In 1978, Rouse flew to the 49th state in 1978 to visit a friend, Terry Miller, a Republican who had just been elected lieutenant governor. Rouse became his chief of staff, returning to Washington, DC, in 1983, and working on the Hill for Democrats. Rouse kept many ties to the Land of the Midnight Sun, including his voter registration. The Anchorage Daily News notes that in 2008 Rouse voted absentee from Juneau.
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After Rouse was mentioned as a potential replacement for Emanuel, Palin tweeted: "Alaska's Pete Rouse (@ least he claims to be 'Alaska')finally comes out of the shadows; Obama looks to appt him COS;strange doings in the WH."
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A weak title from the famed Suda51.
posted by Celor997 (FREDERICK, MD) Jun 14, 2012
Member since Jan 2009
16 out of 22 gamers (73%) found this review helpful
This game.. is a zombie slaughterfest with a storyline that spans one of the best soundtracks I've ever heard in a game (seriously, up there with Brutal Legend's soundtrack). Yet, the game's still sort of.. weak.
What I mean by weak is that the game is short; the storyline is mostly nonexistant, save for the boss fights, and the controls are sluggish.
The story follows a single day--the birthday of the main character, as the underworld breaks loose and zombies infest the world, and five evil spirits (each one covering a genre of music; viking-metal, punk-rock, groove, funk, and oldschool hard rock.)
Of course, the main character just happens to be from a family of zombie hunters.
Yeah, that's pretty much the majority of the story.
So, here's pros/cons:
+Goofy sense of humor that only Suda51 can pull off (by which I mean rainbows exploding from zombies' necks, and gratuitous panty-shots.)
+Awesome premise (a zombie-slaying cheerleader with a chainsaw. COOL!)
+Freaking SWEET soundtrack! (The music selection for different segments of each stage is superb, and fits perfectly.)
+Hilarious dialogue
-Weak story. (Again, what I said above is about 50% of the story.)
-Short game (Yes, it's meant to be replayed multiple times, but the game probably won't last you more than 4-6 hours if you're like me.)
-Sluggish controls (I know, I know; you're wielding a chainsaw, which isn't exactly a fast weapon, but still. You can at least make it feel satisfying to wield!)
Bottom line:
This game is a lot weaker than Suda51's previous titles. It's definitely worth a rent if you're a huge fan of Suda, and love dorky humor. But if you're looking for a game with great combat with a great deal of depth, you may want to consider Devil May Cry or Bayonetta instead.
Not a bad title, just not a great on
Made to Capture the Attention of pre teen males.
posted by Chessfu (PORTAGE, IN) Jun 14, 2012
Member since Apr 2005
10 out of 15 gamers (67%) found this review helpful
- A character wearing a semi revealing cheerleaders outfit. Equipped with a magical chainsaw that never needs fueling. How can you not love it!
- Lots of gore and some interesting dialogue.
-Controls are basic and easy to master.
- Storyline is so-so. Not much meat to it.
-Instead of survivors paying you off. Why not let them pick up a weapon and help out?
-You don't re spawn where you died at. Instead you have to restart the entire level. Or from the last save spot.
- This is a game where you need to be able to save manually. The auto save feature is simply not good enough.
-if you fail to rescue a survivor they turn into a "berserker" Zombie. Why? Doesn't make sense, just makes them harder to kill.
I had to rate this game a 7. It's light, fun at times, dismembering Zombies with a chainsaw is always my definition of a great night out.
- The game developers went with a bright, campy up beat theme.
-This game's hardcore following will be in the pre teen-12-15 gamers. It teasing those age groups.
-Game is worth a rental, but I can't see the replay value.
Another flavor of the month?
posted by Nineteenth (BRONX, NY) Jun 19, 2012
Member since Feb 2010
6 out of 9 gamers (67%) found this review helpful
Graphically, the game is fine. No graphical lag or pop-in. It all runs smooth except for the 1st level for some unknown reason.
Control wise, the input is laggy even when slowly tapping the buttons- Most of the combos are pointless in the long run.
Music wise, the original BGM for the game is pretty good. The Licensed Soundtrack on the other hand is terrible. Songs you've already heard in other games or songs you're tired of hearing already playing on an endlessly loop. Example: I got tired hearing of Sleigh Bells -Riot Rythmn in Saints Row 3. Having to hear it on a near endless loop in the Highschool level was not my cup of tea.
Completion time: 4 -5 hours the first time through with a total of 9 hours playtime.
Replay Value, very little unless you're trophy/achievement hunting. Even then, you can get most of them by simply playing through the game on Hard to begin with.
Unlockables: Very little. A good two dozen lousy costumes for the main character with only two decent ones ( Rosalind & Mom), that are just boring skins- Nothing more.
Annoyances: The game loves it's instant death QTES , Minigames ,Defense Missions and Events. The only thing missing is an underwater escort mission.
Another annoying problem with the game is that it periodically locks the camera in place or disables the lock on function. Turning a 40 second fight into a 4 minute struggle to get her to face the right direction.
If this game was sold as a budget title off the bat, I wouldn't complain. But for the 44 to 50 dollar price tag they're asking for? There is simply not enough content to even remotely begin justifying the price.
Glad I didn't waste my money on this.
Waste of time...
posted by Vannagan (ORLANDO, FL) Jun 17, 2012
Member since Oct 2010
4 out of 6 gamers (67%) found this review helpful
Not Good
posted by jcagni (DENVER, CO) Jun 16, 2012
Member since Jan 2011
4 out of 6 gamers (67%) found this review helpful
Mindless gameplay. Can't recommend this game.
posted by Guyton (BEAVERTON, OR) Aug 9, 2012
Member since Aug 2012
2 out of 3 gamers (67%) found this review helpful
After losing interest and the fun before even finishing the first play through I can not recommend this game. Save your time and pick something else.
Fundamentally weak game
posted by Ichiban (SAN JOSE, CA) Jun 21, 2012
Member since Apr 2006
5 out of 8 gamers (62%) found this review helpful
...the main problem I have with this game is that it's just not very good. While the graphics are bright and colorful, they are hardly pushing the envelope of what the PS3 can do. The controls however are hideous, combos make little or no sense, and it resorted almost instantly to button mashing. Gameplay essentially is walk a bit, fight a group of enemies to clear the area, wash-rinse-feel_dirty_inside-repeat. It's a one trick pony of a game, and that one trick gets boring very quickly.
So, if you are looking for some cheap titillation, there are better avenues for that than here. If you are looking for a good game, you've definitely come to the wrong place.
Burn, Burn, Burn!
posted by Envy_Aus (TUCSON, AZ) Jun 12, 2012
Member since Jun 2012
9 out of 15 gamers (60%) found this review helpful
Lollipop Chainsawful
posted by StarRaven (WELLINGTON, FL) Jun 22, 2012
Member since May 2011
3 out of 5 gamers (60%) found this review helpful
Story is everything you expect it to be. No real complaints there, it is what it is. If you even know of this game, you know what I'm talking about.
Gameplay is weak. It's just not fluid. Kinda clunky, kinda stiff but some good ideas I suppose.
It's nice and short, which is great unless you actually buy this. DO NOT BUY THIS. Renting is okay.
It's funny, the Voice acting is actually pretty good. But it's not enough to make the game good.
The game gets annoying and frustrating at times. It's not unforgiving or hard, but when certain parts are more annoying than others, it's hard to forgive a game that's just not that good or fun to play anyway. It's easier just to shut it off and send it back.
If you know of this game, you've probably played Killer 7, or Shadows of the Damned and I can tell you that this game is not as good as those, and Killer 7 is still the best of the three.
The game has replay value in the sense that there's incentives to play it again, but none of them are "The game is good and fun to play."
Not a huge fan
posted by mihopkins (STRATTON, CO) Aug 1, 2012
Member since Aug 2012
2 out of 4 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
Not that entertaining
posted by GylWind_Knight (ROUND ROCK, TX) Oct 16, 2012
Member since Oct 2012
1 out of 2 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
posted by VINCE47 (Terrell, TX) Aug 16, 2012
Member since Jan 2008
1 out of 2 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
Horrible game!
posted by Zentech (APACHE JUNCTION, AZ) Jun 16, 2012
Member since Jun 2012
3 out of 7 gamers (43%) found this review helpful
Very Good
Great game but has a few issues
posted by UFAME (LOCKHART, TX) Jun 14, 2012
Member since Oct 2011
2 out of 5 gamers (40%) found this review helpful
Lolipop Disaster
posted by kidgamer1996 (LITITZ, PA) Aug 9, 2012
Member since Mar 2012
3 out of 8 gamers (38%) found this review helpful
The story and characters look good, but from the pictures, I saw how weak the graphics were. Here's my advice: If it looks weak, it feels weak. And if it feels weak, don't play it.
A decent rental
posted by ceejay11 (RENO, NV) Jun 14, 2012
Member since May 2010
1 out of 3 gamers (33%) found this review helpful
Excellent rental game
posted by Fyren (WEST SPRINGFIELD, MA) Jun 11, 2012
Member since Mar 2012
3 out of 11 gamers (27%) found this review helpful
If you're a fan of charging your weapon by shaking your dildos, suggestive sexual innuendos, and now, a headless boyfriend as your sidekick; rent this game.
There is a cult following for Suda's game and NMH/Shadow of the Damned are perfect examples why. I don't even have to play this game to know that whatever my expectations are, SUDA went way over left field and out of my view. All his games start with a solid 8, a grade of B as baseline and gets only bumped if another innovation is present.
Really Bad
Repetitive as heck
posted by ImMeno (SACRAMENTO, CA) Jul 29, 2012
Member since Mar 2012
1 out of 4 gamers (25%) found this review helpful
Wouldn't even buy this if it cost $5.
Juliet Juliet you are so hot but your game is not
posted by mars188 (BRISTOW, OK) Jun 14, 2012
Member since Dec 2003
1 out of 4 gamers (25%) found this review helpful
Solid, silly zombie slaying game
posted by tjsmoke (NORTHAMPTON, PA) Jun 16, 2012
Member since Dec 2008
1 out of 6 gamers (17%) found this review helpful
worst game I ever played
posted by cscheffer (ARTHUR, IL) Sep 13, 2014
Member since Sep 2014
A Handful of Gems in a Pile of Garbage
posted by sageoftruth (SOMERVILLE, MA) Jun 27, 2014
Member since Jun 2014
The protagonist, Juliet, is the captain of her school's cheerleading squad, and fits the stereotype to a T, but she's also a zombie hunter. This leads to several absurd moments where you see a valleygirl slaughtering a horde of zombies in highschool clothes with a flashy chainsaw, while yelling "OMG!" among many other one-liners.
To serve as a foil for all this, Juliet takes her boyfriend Nick along for the ride (literally) who offers constant commentary on the absurdity of everything happening around him. Then, there are the bosses, who are all styled around musical genres and play up the stereotypes in several amusing ways.
Needless to say, the game is full of charm. And the lines spoken by many of the characters frequently put a smile on my face.
Unfortunately, to experience those delightful moments, I had to play the game. I have to give the game credit for not being a pure button masher, but not button mashing is pretty much all you need to do to be a pro at the game. Juliet is an agile character with an arsenal of crowd-clearing attacks, which only grows as you unlock new moves. Considering her enemies are all brain-dead zombies (with character nonetheless), this arsenal quickly reduces them to cannon fodder. As is a common problem with Suda51 games, the enemies often tend to basically function the same, differing thematically, but fighting like zombies.
Another major faux pas is the game's reliance on quicktime events, especially the instant death ones. The game is riddled with them, and they never feel satisfying when properly executed, as is often the case with quicktime events. Sadly, in the final boss fight, half of the fight involves quicktime events.
I'd recommend a rental for that Suda51 experience, but that's all it has going for it.
Very Good
suprised by it
posted by durango95 (DECATUR, AL) Jun 7, 2013
Member since Aug 2012
Lollipop Chainsaw
posted by JAM5909 (FLINT, MI) May 16, 2013
Member since Apr 2013
Compelling Aesthetic, terrible combat.
posted by furiouscabbage (SAN DIEGO, CA) Apr 15, 2013
Member since Apr 2013
The game is irreverent in it's almost Grindhouse-y presentation, brazenly immature with language, gore, and fetching angles of Juliet Staring in her cheerleader outfit.
But again, presentation goes only so far. Lollipop Chainsaw is one part brawler, another part Quick-Time-Event simulation. Neither of which would be a problem if they were actually fun. Combat is clumsy, lacking flow and feedback. QTEs largely stand-in for platforming and traversal.
Again, if you're a fan of Suda 51's particular brand of manic presentation, and can often overlook the lackluster gameplay that often graces his games, then you might get something out of Lollipop Chainsaw. If you're not a fan of Suda, then I would avoid it.


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Katara Keyed Entry Door Lever Set with SmartKey by Kwikset
NEW! Kwikset's New Contemporary Lever features a modern design with sleek finishes. This single cylinder keyed entry door lever set features a keyhole on the exterior side and a turn button on the interior side.
- Key it Yourself: Lock is rekeyable by using the included learn tool in less than 30 seconds without removing the lock from the door.
- Features a fully adjustable latch to fit all standard door preparations
- ANSI/BHMA Grade 2 Security
- Includes Standard Round Corner Strike Plate Part Number 83796 (Strike Plate is on Door Jamb). For Square Corner Strike Plate See Product: Kwikset 83437. For a T-Strike Plate See: Kwikset 83028.
- Lever is Reversible. Details on how to reverse the lever will be included in the shipment. The levers can be removed from the rosettes and attached in the handing you need. By reversing the handing the curve of the lever will not be affected.
- Lifetime mechanical and finish warranty.
- Features Round Decorative Rosettes
- Concealed Screws
- Easy Installation
- This technology allows you to re-key your lock in seconds with 3 simple steps and features stainless steel racks, pins, and side locking bar for increased strength and security.
Additional Kwikset Links
Our SKU: Kwikset 740KTL-S
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Kwikset 740KTL-26S
Polished Chrome
- Kwikset 740KTL-26DS
Satin Chrome
- Kwikset 740KTL-15S
Satin Nickel
- Kwikset 740KTL-11PS
Venetian Bronze
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
Manufacturer Resources
Product Videos
How to Reverse Handing on a Kwikset Door LeverReversing the handing of door levers is made simple by Build.com Watch this "How To Reverse Handing on a Kwikset Door Lever" to learn just how easy it really is!
SmartKey Re-Key TechnologyEasily and securely re-key your lock in seconds using SmartKey Technology. The best security is smart security.
Installation Resource Center
Whether you are installing the product yourself or hiring a professional, our installation Resource Center has everything you need to get your project done. Visit the Installation Resource Center to get started.


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