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Animasher is a site with a simple premise based on a powerful tool that helps anyone remix the commons. The core of the site is a flash tool that enables easy key frame based creation of animations complete with music and narration. In order to seed the site with remixable content, Animasher pulls Attribution licensed photographs from Flickr and Attribution and Public Domain music from other sources such as Jamendo and Opsound. Proper attribution is then automatically generated for each animation which is also licensed under CC-BY. All animations can be cloned and edited instantly by anyone visiting the site.
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Digital Copyright Slider
Thanks to The Wired Campus, I stumbled across this nifty digital copyright tool developed by the American Library Association's Copyright Advisory Network (in the Office for Information Technology Policy). The ALA Copyright Advisory Network is dedicated to educating librarians and others on copyright, something that is no simple matter, since, "with copyright, there are no definitive answers."
Check out the digital copyright slider. The tool itself is pretty simple. You basically slide the arrow up and down the years starting from "Before 1923″. The boxes on the left (Permission Needed? and Copyright Status/Term) tell you whether a work is still copyrighted or whether it's now in the public domain, free for you to use and repurpose any way you like. Unfortunately, actually figuring out the copyright status of a work isn't so simple as dragging your mouse—most of the years seem to be marked by a fuzzy period of "Maybe". For example, say John Doe wrote and published a poem between 1964-1977 and you are able to find a copyright notice—you still can't really figure out whether the copyright still applies. And if you can't find a copyright notice? Well, you just don't know then either. The same answer (don't know) seems to apply to a lot of years here…
Props to the ALA for illuminating the incredible complications in US copyright (yeah, that's right—this sliding scale also only applies to works published within the US). And double props for licensing their tool CC BY-NC-SA. I leave you now with this thought:
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Andrew Luck, Shane Vereen among players with favorable opportunities
The real NFL playoffs can be accused of producing random results these days with No. 6 seeds making championship runs and a player such as David Tyree providing arguably the greatest play in Super Bowl history.
The fantasy playoffs carry even more randomness with all 32 teams in action. Who would have imagined journeyman quarterback Josh McCown would lead all players with 38 fantasy points in Week 14? He was one of the quarterbacks I suggested last week as a starter over Andrew Luck, who finished second with 32 fantasy points.
And everyone had LaVon Brazill and Da'Rick Rogers scoring two touchdowns apiece against a Cincinnati defense that had not allowed more than three offensive touchdowns in 23 consecutive games, right?
This is still the time of year to trust your gut (and your studs), but the unexpected results and crushing injuries are certainly harder to take when the season is on the line in the playoffs.
Here are the best and worst fantasy matchups for Week 15:
(Note: References to defensive rankings for the pass and run are based on Football Outsiders' DVOA metric, explained here).
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Last week was a pleasant surprise as Luck tossed four touchdown passes. It helps that no one on the Bengals wanted to tackle Brazill. Luck usually bounces back well from a loss, and Week 14 was the best he has looked since the Reggie Wayne injury. The Texans rank 27th against the pass and just fired their coach. That team is a mess, and the Colts are at home with perhaps a new target in Rogers to catch the passes Darrius Heyward-Bey continues to drop. You can start Luck this week.
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The fans at Paul S. McBrayer Arena will be treated to a game between the Murray State Racers and the Eastern Kentucky Colonels when they take their seats on Wednesday. Murray State was a 91-77 winner in their most recent outing at home against Tennessee-Martin. They covered the 11.5-point spread as favorites. Last time out for Eastern Kentucky, they were an 85-79 loser as they battled SIU Edwardsville on the road. They failed to cover in the match as a 11-point favorite. Murray State:
Team record: 7-7 SU, 6-5 ATS
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You may not say anything untoward about a Republican and his military service, faith, or patriotism. This is derived from the Republican's prejudice that any non-Republican is anti-military, anti-faith, and anti-American. The presumption that supports this is you can't be pro-military, pro-faith, or patriotic unless you are a Republican. Hence, outrage in these areas always follow.Not to be outdone Democrats will blow a fuse over anything regarding race, class, or the environment.
RANK me with those who are a bit puzzled by the howls of outrage over Wesley Clark's comments on Face the Nation this weekend, which are inexplicably being characterised as attacks on John McCain's military service. Here is the relevant segment:
I certainly honor his service as a prisoner of war. He was a hero to me and to hundreds of thousands, millions of others as a prisoner of war. He has been a voice on the Senate Armed Service committee, and he has traveled all over the world.
But he hasn't held executive responsibility. That large squadron in the Navy that he commanded wasn't a wartime squadron. He hasn't been there and ordered the bombs to fall. He hasn't seen what it's like when diplomats come in and say: "I don't know whether we're going to be able to get this point through or not. Do you want to take the risk? What about your reputation? How should we handle it?" He hasn't made those calls Bob.... I don't think riding in a fighter plane and getting shot down is a qualification to be president. [Host: Really?] Barack is not, he is not running on the fact that he has made these national security pronouncements. He's running on his other strengths. He's running on the strength of his character, on the strength of his communication skills, on the strengths of his judgement. And those are qualities we seek in our national leadership.
What, exactly, is controversial about this? The argument as I read it is simply that Mr McCain's experience in the armed forces, though admirable, is not of the sort that's relevant to national securiy policymaking. Certainly one might disagree with this assessment, or say that Mr Clark gives short shrift to Mr McCain's rather more relevant experience on the Senate Armed Services Committee, or wonder why we weren't hearing this point made when John Kerry was doing his military kabuki at the Democratic National Convention four years ago. But this scarcely seems beyond the pale, or even obviously without merit. Military service below the executive level may be germane to our assessment of a candidate's character, but I find it hard to see anything offensive in questioning whether it necessarily imbues one with exceptional policy judgement.


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I think too many people don't realise the power social media has in today's society. Social Media allows us to remove so much censorship that the mainstream media is full of and allows the people to collectively share and express their perspectives on different issues. It allows us to organise and use the power the masses are capable of.
This summer I first hand witnessed the power of social media. With Operation Protective Edge in full steam in Gaza, Palestine with Israel lashing out violently on the Gaza strip killing thousands including children. I'm not going to go in depth into the conflict here, perhaps for another post.
Back to Gaza, this summer over social media I saw the atrocities and what was really happening, without the mainstream media and the very biased and one sided argument on display there. Malcolm X once said, "If you're not careful, the newspapers will have you hating the people who are being oppressed, and loving the people who are doing the oppressing."
The media did just that to so many people.
Thanks to social media though (Twitter and Facebook mainly) protests were organised, and other forms of action and groups were organised. It united people in a sense, and I believe if social media doesn't fall into then wrong hands it can go very far in the impact it has on the world and social change.
Essentially what I'm going at is that media isn't bad, because social media is another form of it too, what I'm saying is it is powerful. And the mainstream media sadly is controlled and we need to see the truth for ourselves. Sites like Twitter give us access to the many versions of the truth, after that you are free to make your own judgements.


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rhody from nursery has shallow, fine roots
When I brought this rhody home from the nursery, I thought it had to be root-bound. I was very surprised when I lifted it out of the pot.
Right out of the pot, in moist potting soil, this somewhat dry-looking rhody had no root ball, just a 3-4" soft layer of just enough filamentous root to hold some soil.
This rhody doesn't look great, but it doesn't look really sick. There are a few dead leaves, or parts of leaves, and the foliage and buds do look and feel dry, leathery. The buds, which should be close to blooming, feel almost hollow.
I followed the thread for root rot, but I don't know whether this is likely to be root rot. All the example photos look much worse than this one.
Is there any particular set of steps I can go through to diagnose and save this nice rhody? I've never seen a woody plant like this, straight from the nursery, that didn't have a tough twisted bundle of roots filling out the pot all the way to the bottom.
I'm hoping that the plant, which looks pretty good, is making a sacrifice of the buds for this year as it struggles to recover from some insult. Is there a way to support root growth while I nurse it through? Or is it a poor prognosis when there is no strong root system? What should I say to the nursery, if anything?
You are probably better off with the root system you describe than with the tight mass of pot bound roots so frequently encountered. If you see healthy white root tips, you have no worries about rot. The foliage and buds may just be showing the effects of winter conditions. Make sure the roots are moist when you plant and do not let them dry out excessively this summer. It certainly would not do any harm to ask the nursery about this plant, but it really sounds as if it's pretty typical of over-wintered plants that may have suffered from lack of moisture at some point.
Thank you! That's encouraging. I really appreciate good advice.
Putting it in the ground, should I use a mixture with sand? Or any particular balance of nutrients, perhaps a starter soil or a transplanting soil?
Does it sound as if those buds will flower? If they are not going to bloom, shall I pick them off to rest the plant? Is there a single preventive protocol to help a compromised plant resist disease? An immune system support?
The best "soil" for rhododendrons contains at least 25 to 50% organic matter. In this case, err on the side of lots and lots of organic matter. Shredded conifer bark, especially if it is partially decomposed, is an excellent additive. So are conifer needles. Sand is useful, but probably not necessary. You want a planting area with a diameter of 3 to 4 feet. It doesn't need to be any deeper than a foot. Providing ideal conditions for root growth and watering with just a trickle at the plant's base when necessary is much better than trying to push things with any sort of fertilizer, which can do more harm than good.
If the flower buds feel hollow, you will likely get only partial bloom, if any. The outermost florets can be killed by cold leaving only the inner ones capable of producing flowers. There's no harm in waiting to see what happens, but dead heading after bloom so that none of the plant's energy goes into seed production is important.
There are various fungicidal drenches, but they have limited usefulness and are pretty nasty. Better to keep a close watch for lacebugs and other pests that can damage the leaves and stress the plant. These can be dealt with using low impact pesticides such as insecticidal soap.
BTW, it would be useful to know the name of this variety. If it's one of the "good doers" you should have no problems. More exotic varieties may require more patience, but should be fine in the end.


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BackgroundYour goal in Art Style: PiCTOBiTS is simple: clear large blocks that fall from above ("megabits") by combining them with "bits" (square blocks) of the same color. Add in the ability to pick up bits and place them anywhere on the touch screen, and you'll quickly find that strategy is critical to your success. By clearing the bits, you gradually reveal each stage's hidden game character - look for favorites from classic NES™ titles - and earn coins that can be spent to unlock DARK stages or to listen to the game's soundtrack in MUSIC mode. This grand mix of familiar elements and new game play leads to the uniquely enjoyable experience that is PiCTOBiTS.
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You have to have someone with the game nearby you for Local, and you have to have someone registered in your 3DS's friends list if you want to visit their town Faraway. You can't go to people's towns willy-nilly because this series has many, many griefers that will ruin your town then leave to have it saved that way.
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Her left eye was bluish and weak, and her left ear in compensation was always nervously erect. The fact that she was nearly blind on that side made Edmund a bit uneasy in a country known for Comanches and dangerous brigands from the States. He imagined all sorts of hazards skulking in the field of her sightlessness. It would have made more sense to ride Snorter, the little mule, who had two good eyes and, it pained Edmund to realize, a finer mind than Cabezon. But, perhaps even more than most norteamericanos, he required the scale and grandeur of a horse. It was his habit to be aware of the figure he presented to the world.
Cabezon was prone to dainty, sputtering farts, and for a moment that's what he thought he was listening to. But then he realized the sounds came from above, from far away in the bright vault of the sky. It was a guttural, whirring chorus, a primeval sound that made his skin tingle. Uncertain, he slipped the leather hammer stall off the frizzen of his shotgun and waited to learn more. Professor, hearing the sound as well, came running back and looked up to Edmund for an answer.
The cries grew louder, and then he finally caught sight of the birds -- hundreds and hundreds of lush gray cranes flying north, flying with such conservative grace that each wingbeat seemed a product of rigorous deliberation. They spanned the sky almost from horizon to horizon, and the whole procession moved with the quiet, ordained manner in which events unfold in a dream.
Professor woofed at the great birds as their chattering voices rained down upon the earth. Then, in confusion, he began to howl, his usual response to anything beyond his knowing.
The cranes were beyond Edmund's knowing too -- he felt it acutely -- but he watched their cloudlike passage in silence. The spectacle made him light-headed, but after the birds were gone the sensation lingered -- a prickly, empty feeling in the top of his cranium. He feared that what he was experiencing was not the rhapsody of nature but an onset of the ague. After a few more miles, subtle pains began to seep up out of his joints, and he noticed with apprehension that his energy and good spirits were starting to trickle away.
In an hour or so Professor came running back again on his short legs, his eyes sparkling with new information about the road ahead. Edmund peered out over the grasslands and saw, a half-mile distant, the dark blue coats of presidial cavalry travelling toward him in a thin cloud of dust.
Professor growled at the horsemen as they approached, and danced about in indignation at Cabezon's feet.
"Shush," Edmund said distractedly, more a suggestion than a command. The dog, in his usual manner, seemed to think about it before complying, and he kept up a low, suspicious growl as the patrol rode up to greet them.
"Don Edmundo, it's good to meet you."
"Cómo está, Teniente," Edmund said, smiling. The lieutenant's name was Lacho Gutiérrez. He was a young man with one good eye and one leaky socket, whom Edmund had often seen promenading with his wife and three young children on the plaza in Béxar. He had lost the eye fighting the Tonkawas.
"You saw the birds?" Lieutenant Gutiérrez asked, showing off his English for the weary lancers behind him. "They were grullas, I think. I am sorry to have forgotten the English word."
"Ah, yes. Cranes. Are you going all the way to La Bahía?"
"Más lejos," he answered, forgetting for a moment that they were speaking in English. "All the way to El Copano, where I board a supply ship for Vera Cruz, and then on to the City of Mexico."
The lieutenant cocked the eyebrow over his good eye, impressed with the magnitude of this journey. He himself, Edmund suspected, had never been out of the Provincias Internas, and the capital of his country was as fabled and hopelessly remote a place as it might have seemed to Cortés three hundred years before.
"How is the road ahead?" Edmund asked.
"Safe enough for a group of men, but I do not like to see you travelling alone, Don Edmundo. Four days ago Comanches attacked a village on Las Animas Creek and killed six people and stole a child."
"Which Comanches?"
"Those with the bald-headed chief. Bull Pizzle."
"I know Bull Pizzle."
"Ask him not to kill you, then," Gutiérrez said, smiling. "And tell him we're looking for him."
Edmund bowed and reined Cabezon to the side of the road to make room for the patrol to pass. The lancers' uniforms were faded, patched, and covered with dust, but their horses and tack were well cared for and the men all pridefully wore a white crossbelt that identified them as belonging to the flying company of Alamo de Parras. The company was garrisoned in the sprawling old Valero mission -- better known as the Alamo -- that commanded a low rise several hundred yards away from Edmund's house. The Alamo was as decrepit as all the other missions, but it was the closest thing Béxar had to a real fort.
"You look pale, Don Edmundo," Gutiérrez whispered, with innate discretion, when the last of the presidials had ridden by. "Are you well?"
"Well enough for the present, and no doubt better tomorrow."
"You are welcome to ride with us back to Béxar," the lieutenant said, "and start your journey on a better day."
"Thank you, Teniente, but the day is good enough."
"As you wish. We have four men stationed on the Cibolo. It would be wise to stay there tonight rather than in the open. The Comanches know where all the usual parajes are. They might come up to you while you are camping and steal your horse and mule and scalp you and your dog."
Edmund smiled courteously at what he thought was a witticism, but the lieutenant's face was set.
"I have seen it, señor. A scalped dog."
They rode off with their lance points gleaming, their escopetas jouncing on their carbine sockets. The men of Alamo de Parras were seasoned frontier fighters, and Edmund watched them go with a vague unease, wondering to what use those lances and muskets would be put in the months ahead. Nothing was certain in Texas, except that some ugly event was brewing. Edmund expected war within the year, though he could not predict the nature of this war or who exactly its protagonists would be. Perhaps the radicals among the American colonists would be the ones to spark it. They were restless and aggrieved, always meeting in conventions and forming committees of safety, petitioning the distant Mexican government to make Texas a separate state, to grant it special concessions on slavery, on taxes, on tariffs -- all the while harboring in their hearts the conviction that Texas should not belong to Mexico at all. The colonists had all sworn loyalty to Mexico and, sometimes with winks of disdain, had allowed themselves to be baptized as Catholics, as the colonization laws required. But Edmund knew that Mexico had come to perceive his countrymen as a nightmarishly avid race, a race of parasite worms that would eventually eat out the heart of the shaky republic.
But if a revolt came, he suspected it would not be limited to Texas. It might be a massive civil war in which the inhabitants of Texas, both Anglo and Mexican, would join with the citizens of Zacatecas and Coahuila and the Yucatán to overthrow President Santa Anna and replace him with another just like himself, another tyrant stalking his way to power in the guise of a republican reformer.
Either way, the war would be one more wave in a forever turbulent sea. Seven years before, travelling with the Boundary Commission on the Medina River, Edmund had stopped to sketch a frostweed flower and had noticed a whitened oval buried at the base of the plant. It was a skull, and when he stood up and inspected the nearby ground he discovered he had come upon an ossuary, a field of bleached human bones -- skulls and jawbones with loose, rattling teeth, scattered vertebrae, splintered femurs, and pelvic cradles. The bones marked the spot where another wave had passed back in 1813, when an alliance of Mexican and American adventurers had come charging into Texas, determined to pry it loose from Spain. Eight hundred of them had died here, their bodies left for the wolves.
He rode another five miles, his mind slowly twisting itself in thought, reaching for some connection between the scattered bones and the gray cranes spanning the sky. He felt an increasingly urgent need to find this linkage, to bind these images into a reassuring whole. But the world would not come together; it kept splintering apart. Professor looked up at him with deep concern.
"As I suspected," the dog said. "You have the ague."
Edmund could feel the warmth of the fever spreading through him.
"Have you seen these before?" Professor asked, standing in a sudden field of yellow flowers -- small star-shaped flowers, notched at the tips, the blossoms completely evolved though it was still only March. "One of the Compositae, of course, though previously undescribed."
Edmund peered at the flowers with fleeting interest. His morale was sinking, and a glimmer of rational thought told him he was in danger. He remembered his last attack of the ague, several years ago, as an almost pleasant experience. He had been collecting on the San Marcos River when he fell ill near the homestead of a family named Kenner. Hugh Kenner had claimed not to be a doctor -- at least not anymore; like practically every other American in Texas he was in flight from an obscurely troubled past -- but he had doctored Edmund all the same, binding him in tight bandages like a mummy to keep the shakes from rattling him to death, and then dosing him with Peruvian bark until the fever had gone off. Because of his skill, both the fever and the chills had been mild, and Edmund and Kenner had carried on a three-day conversation touching on everything from the treatment of hydrocephalic infants to their mutual distaste for the poetry of Byron, whose martyrdom in Greece had further annoyed them both.
But now Edmund had no Peruvian bark, and the fever was steadily enveloping him. In his delirium, Cabezon's ears assumed vast importance. He imagined that the ears, with their ceaseless twitching, were trying to communicate with him, the way Indians sometimes spoke in signs. It bothered him greatly that he could not decipher the message.
"What is she saying?" he asked Professor, possibly out loud.
But the dog had resumed being a dog and had no opinion.
From the Hardcover edition.
Posted September 8, 2001
The author has filled this book with details that have surfaced since the 13 Day to Glory book came out. No battle has so inspired the world's imagination as much as this one, and no book has documented the events as well as this book. Even if you are not a Texan, or an Alamo buff, you will enjoy this read! Don't cut yourself short by ignoring this major effort!
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One of the best historical novels I have ever read! Could not put it down because I just had to know what the next page contained. Highly recommend!!!Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted March 4, 2011
This book was wonderful rich with detail of the land. The people jumped off the pages, you could feel what they were feeling, the land they were living or traveling in came alive.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted July 25, 2008
This is a fabulous work of historical fiction. The author gives us a very believable set of characters that range from average folks swept up in the conflict to the leading figures of the day 'Santa Anna, Houston, Travis, Crockett, etc'. Meticulous attention to historical details make this not only entertaining, but an informative read as well. I'd recommend this for anyone, whether you are a history fan or not it's a great story.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted September 5, 2001
This is a real 'Texas' story. Steve takes Texas history and makes it come alive. I think this book should be mandatory reading for all High School Seniors in Texas! The controversial scenes after the battle of the Alamo are priceless, and the Battle of San Jacinto segment sent me back to Baytown looking at the scene of the battle again. Keep up the good work, Steve!Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted September 7, 2001
You can almost smell the blood, sweat, and tears that were shed on that horrific day. The fear and bravery of the people who fought that day will forever echo in your mind.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted July 25, 2001
Very readable history of the Alamo told in a most human way. You get all the points of view, Texans, Mexicans, outsiders, soldiers, officers, etc. A must for any Texan and I think everyone else will enjoy it as well. Remember the Alamo!!!!Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted March 8, 2001
My wife gave me this book as a present. I groaned: not another Alamo book! But it held me from page one to the end. A book whose reputation is going to grow. ...The supporting character who haunts me is Joe, the black slave of 26 year old Colonel William Barret Travis, leader of the Alamo's defenders. Joe is almost liberated by two Spanish soldiers early in the siege of the old mission, survives and is freed by the victorious General Santa Anna. For his troubles the new Republic of Texas declares him the property of Travis's widow. Joe flees. Is arrested as a runaway slave. And flees again to reappear (in the novel) in Mexico nearly two decades later. Joe thinks about his situation a lot. ...The south Texas coastal plains town of Refugio is one of the geographic nodes of the novel. Hobart Huson of Refugio, the late great historian of those parts, once lauded the Republic of Mexico for its unflinching, never-ending opposition to that chattel slavery to introduce which many Anglo immigrants wrenched Texas away from Mexico. 'Travis's negro'--Joe, makes it impossible to forget a shameful aspect of otherwise often glorious Texas independence.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted December 5, 2000
Well played out until the end. This book gave a interesting look into other peoples lifes and emotions as it centered around a major event in Texas history. Good solid enjoyable reading.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted April 28, 2000
This novel is a must for anyone who has an interest in the Alamo. The author deftly weaves the stories of three Texians and two Mexican soldiers whose destinies meet at the fabled mission. The book's brilliance lies in its ability to combine the nuances of everday life in 1836 Texas with the historical facts of the times. We are given a first person account of battle and insight into the minds of the attackers as well as the defenders. Great book!Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted April 9, 2000
A splendid retelling of the battle of the Alamo. It is on a par with 'Lonesome Dove' in story telling and characterization. The personalities are well fleshed out, from Crockett to Santa Anna. Life in Texas was never boring and this book will keep your interest from waning even beyond the last page.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted March 1, 2000
Simply stated, Stephen Harrigan¿s The Gates of the Alamo is the best novel ever published about the Battle of the Alamo. The author drew from a deep well of background research, and he displays a sound understanding of the time, the place, and the people of Texas during the revolt of 1835 and 1836. In every possible respect this book has the ring of truth and authenticity, and it abounds with thoughtful insight. The author¿s descriptive powers are formidable, and the reader will feel the sights, sounds, and smells of a bygone world. The main characters include Texans and Mexicans, and both sides are portrayed fairly and with sympathy. The author's narration of the final battle for the Alamo probably comes as close as we will ever get to the truth of what that savage contest was like. The endpapers feature Gary Zaboly¿s two helpful aerial perspectives of the Alamo compound and San Antonio de Bexar. I recommend this book in the highest terms and without reservation!Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted March 2, 2000
From the first page this large and satisfying book, you know you are in the hands of a master. Stephen Harrigan not only knows his Texas history like nobody's business, but he knows how to create characters we immediately care about, and builds suspense regarding a historical event with a well-known outcome. Using a mix of Northamerican, Mexican and Tejano characters both real and imagined, we see what life in Mexican Texas was like. One major character, Edmund McGowan, is a naturalist in the employ of the Mexican government who sees no reason to break away. The mysterious end to that income sends him to Mexico City to find out what's happened. The possible breakaway of Texas is the talk of the town, and although Edmund insists that many of Mexico's Texas citizens are perfectly happy (settlers had to become citizens and Catholics in order to own land) a Mexico City barber sets him straight: 'Ah, but these days one can only be a Mexican in one's soul. It is very difficult to be a citizen when one's government is so inconstant.' Also on this trip he meets Stephen Austin, fresh from prison following his latest attempt to have a rational dialogue with Mexican president Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, and Juan Almonte, an intelligent and powerful Mexican nobleman, all of whom will play major parts later in the book. McGowan's relationship with widow Mary Mott, who runs an inn on the Texas coast, adds a deep personal note to their troubled times, as does the tie between the Mexican sergeant Blas and a mysteries Maya girl. The roster of character is large, but each one is sharply drawn and memorable. The siege of the Alamo is exciting and unromantic. Some of its heroes emerge as quite heroic, others portrayed as regular people fighting for their lives. The heroism is not confined to the defenders of the Alamo: many Mexican officers were horrified at Santa Anna's insistence on killing everyone in the fort. I'm not sure I agree with using a 1911 Alamo parade as familiar bookending device used to encase the story, but what the hell, I enjoyed reading it anyway.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted February 24, 2000
This book is the story of the Alamo from the point of view of common people, caught up in a great event. It reminds me of Lonesome Dove. It also portrays Mexico in a more sympathetic light than one is accustomed to..A wonderful read...Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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W: E. Santana (3-4) L: T. Cahill (6-2)
S: J. Walden (10)
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A last-gasp goal from Brian Hurley gave Cork a 2-07 to 0-12 Allianz Football League Division 1A win over Mayo at Páirc Ui Rinn in a game in which the Rebels were far from their best.
A last-gasp goal from Brian Hurley gave Cork a 2-07 to 0-12 Allianz Football League Division 1A win over Mayo at Páirc Ui Rinn in a game in which the Rebels were far from their best.
Fermanagh confirmed their place in the Allianz NFL Division 3 Final, while there were also wins for Tipperary and Limerick this afternoon.
Donegal coasted to an emphatic 1-13 to 0-06 victory which pushed rivals Tyrone closer to relegation from Division One of the Allianz Football League.
Longford confirmed their place in the Allianz Division 4 NFL final, with Antrim and Leitrim also claiming wins, and London and Waterford sharing the spoils this afternoon.
Relive the action from the Allianz Football League with games in all four divisions, including the meeting of Cork and Mayo.
Emmet Bolton scored a late goal to leave Laois in the relegation mire as Kildare recorded a 1-12 to 1-09 Allianz Football League Division 2 win in O'Moore Park.
Relive the action from the Allianz Leagues, including the football clashes of Dublin and Derry, and Down versus Meath.
In the company of former Sligo star Eamonn O'Hara, James McMahon looks ahead to the Round 6 action in the Allianz Football League.
Laois made the most of Galway defensive mistakes to secure an invaluable 2-10 to 0-10 victory at Tuam Stadium in Division 2 of the Allianz Football League.
Relive all the action from the final round of Allianz Hurling League fixtures, including Kilkenny v Clare, and the day's three football games.
Manager Éamonn Fitzmaurice has said his side reacted to "a right trimming" from Cork in their Allianz Football League win over Donegal on Sunday.
Read how all the action unfolded across Sunday's games in the Allianz League
After their Allianz League win over Derry on Sunday, Malachy O'Rourke's Monaghan have put themselves in a good position to maintain their Division 1 status.
Kerry battled to a 2-13 to 2-11 Allianz FL Division 1 victory over Donegal at Tralee that puts them right in the mix to qualify for the Division 1 semi-finals.
Roscommon manager John Evans heaped praise on his side as they kept the scoreboard working overtime in their 0-24 to 2-12 win over Kildare in the Allianz FL Division 2.
Monaghan remain on course for a semi-final place while Derry move closer to relegation after they suffered a five-point defeat in their Allianz Football League Division One clash at Clones.
Armagh and Fermanagh continue to be neck-and-neck at the top of Division 3 of the Allianz Football League, after both maintained their unbeaten run.
Longford and Offaly maintained their unbeaten run, while Antrim also emerged with a win in the latest round of Allianz Football League Division 4 games.
Five points from substitute Martin Dunne saw Cavan defeat Galway 0-12 to 0-10 in their Allianz Football League Division Two encounter at Pearse Stadium.
Dublin produced a superb first-half display to secure an invaluable Allianz Football League Division 1 victory at Elverys McHale Park in Castlebar when they ran out emphatic 2-18 to 0-10 winners over Mayo.


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"Greatness is not found in possessions, power, position, or prestige. It is discovered in goodness, humility, service, and character."
"Whoever undertakes to set himself up as a judge of Truth and Knowledge is shipwrecked by the laughter of the gods."
"True humility is intelligent self respect which keeps us from thinking too highly or too meanly of ourselves. It makes us modest by reminding us how far we have come short of what we can be."
"What makes humility so desirable is the marvelous thing it does to us; it creates in us a capacity for the closest possible intimacy with God"
"The best thing to give to your enemy is forgiveness; to an opponent, tolerance; to a friend, your heart; to your child, a good example; to a father, deference; to your mother, conduct that will make her proud of you; to yourself, respect; to all men, charity."


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Trim fat from steak; slash edges to keep from curling.
Brown in 1 tablespoon cooking oil over moderate heat.
Slowly cook onion and green pepper in remaining cooking oil for 5 minutes; add tomato sauce and seasonings.
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|Property type
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|3 nights
The loft situated in the centre of Menaggio is the perfect place if you wish to have a enjoyable and cultural holiday on the Lake Como. The home located on the ground floor of a new building very quiet, will give you the opportunity to relax yourself. You can sit outside where there is the terrace with table and chairs so that you can enjoy the sun of Italy. Just outside the main door you will have a private secure parking.
Kitchen and living area: The new kitchen is fully fitted and includes oven, fridge/freezer, American coffee machine, toaster and electric kettle.
The living area has a complete entertainment system, including satellite TV and a DVD player.
The open plan terrace of 65 square metre accessible from the living and kitchen area.
Bedrooms: There are two room one double situated on the ground floor and the other one with twin beds in the loft which overlooks the living /dining area.
In the living room there is a also sofa bed.
The bathroom on the ground floor near the double room has shower, bide and wc.
Laura and her family were very attentive, responsive, and fantastic hosts! They were accommodating to our schedule, and even purchased 2 bottles of wine for us on our arrival from a long journey. The 2 bedroom, open, airy (vaulted ceiling), and contemporary apartment was located in a well-maintained building, in a central location near the waterfront, central square, ferry dock, and numerous amenities. In addition, the apartment has a large and lovely courtyard , perfect for relaxing with your travel companions. It was an ideal apartment for our party of 5, with a great kitchen, full-size bathroom, and nice living room with a large pull out couch as well. A well-designed apartment, located in a great location, perfectly suited for families and friends. Thank you Laura and family for providing such lovely accommodations! We loved Menaggio and our stay on Lake Como!
A group of 6 of us, including 2 teenagers, stayed here for 3 nights in June and we loved it. We took a late train and arrived after the last ferry to Menaggio, but Laura and Guido met us in their cars at a different village and delivered us to this fabulous apartment. It was bright and clean, very well-appointed and secure and the location was perfect. Menaggio is a beautiful town and the ferry dock is close by to hop over to Vernazza or Bellagio or other spots. The teenagers enjoyed the lido and we all liked the shops, restaurants and gelato. The owners were very helpful and responsive when we had questions. Would come back here in a heartbeat!
This is a great apartment for a family with slightly older children. Our two teenage boys were happy to share the upstairs bedroom and we all enjoyed the spacious living area and terrace. There's not really a view from the terrace, but you are so near to the centre of the the beautiful town of Menaggio that you can just stroll out along the lakeside and enjoy the beautiful views there.
We had travelled by train but didn't need a car as shops and restaurants are very close by. We enjoyed travelling by bus to Lugano in Switzerland and also up into the hills above Menaggio.
The apartment is really well equipped and provides everything needed for a great self-catering holiday! Highly recommended!
We stayed here early July 2011 and could not fault it. The number one benefit of the accommodation is the location - it is in central Menaggio, yet quiet and has the benefit of outside space too! It is literally a one minute stroll to shops, cafes and restaurants in the delightful Menaggio town square, and about a two minute walk to the ferry stop (very useful indeed). There is also private parking for your hire car should you require it - fantastic.
The apartment itself was pristine and delightful. The outside terrace was much more than we bargained for and it was lovely to sit out with breakfast in the morning or a glass of wine in the evening and get some sun.
I would recommend both the apartment and the town to anyone looking to stay in Lake Como. You will definitely not regret it! We were thrilled we had chosen Menaggio as, having visited most of the other towns on the lake, we think it offers the best of all worlds, with plenty of lovely restaurants and cafes etc but is not overwhelmed by tourists like Bellagio can tend to be. Varenna is beautiful but very quiet (too quiet for us) so we were delighted with our choice. It is also a bonus having the tourist information office in the town square. (I would recommend the icecream in the town square - amazing!)
The welcome we received from our hosts was also fantastic (very good English spoken) and they were able to tell us where the nearest supermarket was etc which was very helpful.
All in all, a perfect holiday - thank you so much.
We had a fantastic holiday at this excellent apartment. We easily fitted into this open plan arrangement with our 2 teenage children (16 & 13). The apartment is very clean, modern, well maintained and has all the facilites we needed.
The location of the apartment is very close to the centre of town and everything required is well within walking distance. Numerous restaurants are close by or within short drive if you wanted to explore further afield. The apartment is only about 150m from the ferry terminal with regular ferries to all parts of lake Como. We visited both Bellagio and Varenna which were really nice.
It was convienent having personal and gated parking space with the apartment so that we had no hastle parking and could therefore use our car to explore Como area and southern Switzerland.
We took Manissimo's advice (Laura's brother in law) and took a trip to Refugio Menaggio. This is a fantastic viewpoint over Lake Como and further views over Lake Lugano also. This involved catching a bus to Breglia (7km from Menaggio and height 752m) then walking via well signposted route through forests and fields to the Refugio (height 1383m). It was a hot day when we did it but it was well worth it.
Laura was very friendly and helpful to us we and we would definitely recommend this apartment to anyone wishing a relaxed holiday base in the western Italian lakes.
We have just returned from a weeks stay in this apartment in Menaggio and we had a lovely time. We were a aparty of 2 adults and 2 teenagers. The apartment was as described, very spacious and modern with a large patio area which gets plenty of sun in the morning and afternoon. The property is ideally located just a few minutes from the bus stop, town centre and boat ferry. We were met by the property owner who was on hand to give us advice and help throughout our stay. Overall I would highly reccomend this property.
Menaggio situated on the central west coast of the Lake Como is the perfect place if you wish to have a relaxing and cultural holiday. Just outside the apartment you have the possibility to have a lovely walk on the promenade and have a special italian breakfast or lunch in one of the bars and restaurant that are all around.
Moreover there are two supermarket if you decide to have lunch at home.
If you like golf you can visit the one that is five minutes by car from the apartment,that is the most historical golf in Europe.
From Menaggio there is ferry (5 minutes walking distance from the apartment) to go and visit villa Melzi in Bellagio, Varenna, Villa Carlotta in Tremezzo or Lenno where you will have the opportunity to visit villa like Villa Balbianello FAI (where casino royal was filmed), .villa Collina in Cadenabbia (Kohnrad Adenauer residence).
|Rental Period
|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
|Event Price
Low Season
4 Jan 2015 - 27 Mar 2015
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
€557 **
Mid Season
28 Mar 2015 - 26 Jun 2015
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
€857 **
Higt Season
27 Jun 2015 - 28 Aug 2015
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
€1,157 **
Mid Season
29 Aug 2015 - 23 Oct 2015
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
€857 **
Low Season
24 Oct 2015 - 18 Dec 2015
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
€557 **
Mid Season
19 Dec 2015 - 8 Jan 2016
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
€857 **
|Cleaning, towels, linens
|Residential tax
|€ 1 per person per night
We can accept payments by cash or cheque
Supplement for heating depending on the season.
Our one & two weekly service charges are inclusive of final cleaning with all bed-linen and towels included.
Second parking place € 30 per week.
Cot hire, push chair, high chair €25 each per week.
Boat mooring € 75 per week .
Key pick up with owner.
** This rate is subject to a per person/per night fee. The displayed price reflects one guest.
Please Note: The owner of this property accepts payment in the original currency specified (EUR), before use of conversion tool. The conversion tool is provided for your convenience only. The owner may accept other currencies if specifically agreed in advance.


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Deputies file liquor charges
Published: Monday, November 17, 2008 at 5:22 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, November 17, 2008 at 5:23 p.m.
The report of a stabbing at a party early Monday morning resulted in deputies citing 10 people, most for underage drinking, according to a release from the Davidson County Sheriffs Office.
At 1:56 a.m., deputies were called to a large party at 310 Latham Drive in Welcome. On arrival, they found the victim had left the party. Deputies later found him and learned he had been stabbed in the stomach with an unknown sharp object. The victim refused treatment and did not want to press charges.
While investigating the stabbing, deputies found several teenagers at the party were drinking alcohol. Erin Elizabeth MacDonald, 17, of 1417 Hannaford Road, Jazmyn Monet Reynolds, 17, of 2808 Westridge Road, Baxter Allen Lindsay Jr., 19, of 214 Craver Drive, Khiry O. Wagner, 19, of 811 Norman Shoaf Road, and Meliha Hanusic, 18, of 2506 Lullington Drive, all in Winston-Salem, and Derek L. Carter, 18, of 285 Latham Drive in Lexington, were charged with consuming alcohol underage. The resident of the house, William Zeno Marshall, 21, and Jeremy Glenn Hayes, 23, of 1249 Ruff Leonard Road, were charged with aiding and abetting underage drinking. Marcus Anton Ferguson, 24, of 185 Thomas School Road in Winston-Salem, was charged with resisting a law enforcement officer by leaving the scene after deputies told him not to.
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The Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau on Thursday arrested three Revenue department officials attached to a village office near here on the charge of demanding cash to "smoothen" the transfer the registry of ancestral of property in the name of one of its inheritors.
Early this week, Vamadevan, a non-resident Indian, had complained to S.S. Firoz, the Superintendent of Police, VACB, Southern Range, that the Revenue officials of the Pazhekunnumel Panchayat office in Kilimanoor taluk had demanded Rs.30,000 as bribe for mutating a two-acre plot in the name of his wife, Seetha. The VACB registered a first information report on the basis of his statement and gave Vamadevan marked currency notes to the value of Rs.20,000, and asked him to hand the money over to the Revenue officials.
The VACB arrested one Rajesh Kumar, Village Assistant, and Rafi, Village Man, when they allegedly accepted the marked notes from Vamadevan. The VACB team, acting on intelligence, also inspected the scooter of the Village Officer, one Anil Lal of Attingal. He said the investigators found Rs.25,000 in bundles ranging from Rs.3,000 to Rs 8,000 from the vehicle's glove compartment.


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