text: Moving Reviews Read unedited moving reviews from real TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® customers from all around the United States. No matter where you're moving, you can trust the professionals at your local TWO MEN AND A TRUCK®. Like what you read? Request a Free Moving Quote or use the form to the right to get started. We'd love to make you just as happy. Overall, TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® has a 4.5 rating. Based on 264730 reviews. Have an opinion? Submit your own review. by Starr from Caledonia on 12/7/2014 Nick Clay and Chris Brooks were a great team! They were very professional . I was plesently surprised at how efficient they were. They were very conscious that we were paying by the hour and they moved at a very fast pace all day. But still took great care in moving our belongings. It amazed me that after 8 hours they were still moving at the same pace as when they started that morning. They were so helpful and happy to assist us with anything we asked. You have 2 supurb employees !! by Eddie from Hendersonville on 12/6/2014 You guys were Awesome! You made our moving day the easiest it has ever been! Thanks for your great work, and the careful handling of our things!! by Susan from Oldsmar on 12/4/2014 Totally satisfied with the move. The office staff were helpful and professional, and our "two men" were friendly, professional, and seemed like they really enjoyed their job! What a novelty these days! Wouldn't hesitate to recommend this company..... by Lois from Altamonte Springs on 12/3/2014 I have made a few moves, but this was the best ever. Two Men and a Truck will be who I call if I need to move again. The care they took with my furniture was absolutely amazing. The crew was very professional and worked quickly, wasting no time. They made sure my furniture was reassembled properly. The movers placed each piece, carefully and if the spot was not right, without hesitation they would move it. They were pleasant, friendly and polite. Could not have expected a better team. Thank you for hiring the best. Lois Holt by Terry from Waterville on 12/2/2014 We contracted two men and a truck for our recent move. We were very nervous at first because we were on a very tight time schedule to get everything moved in one day. When Shane and Georgio first arrived, none of us were sure it was even possible to be done. A call to the office did not help. The office staff underestimated how much work it would take and did not have any additional people to send to make sure our job could be finished on time. The most redeeming thing about this company was the wonderful young men they have as employees. These two men worked straight through from 9:30 am until 8:00 pm. They were very polite and extremely hard-working and stayed working until the job was finished. My husband and I were both very impressed and pleased with their professionalism, hard work and dedication. They made the difference between a successful move and a disaster! Kudos to Shane and Georgio! by Kathleen from Houston on 12/1/2014 Two Men & A Truck helped me with the first part of my move. They were on time, professional, honest & hardworking. They reviewed all of the necessary paperwork with me at the beginning and end of the move. The guys who helped me that day were great! by Laura from Houston on 12/1/2014 I was very satisfied with the service we received from 2 men and a truck. They took their time with each piece and were up front and honest about their moving procedures. I wasn't expecting any money back but a few weeks after we moved 2 men sent us a check in case any damages happened during the move. I would recommend 2 men to any of our friends who need movers. Thanks! by Stacey from Mississauga on 11/28/2014 My experience with Two Men and a Truck during my first move was amazing. I was so stressed and unsure, but the movers put my mind at ease from the moment of arrival. They were friendly, helpful, reassuring and polite. They gave me suggestions when I needed them and asked questions when they needed to. Everything went smoothly and I was so appreciative of everything they did! by Chris from St. Louis on 11/28/2014 On behalf of Inmod.com and our customer, we thank you for the great service you provided in moving their fiber glass chair into their home! Should we ever need service in your area, you will be the first people we call. Thank you so much! by Deborah from Cleveland on 11/28/2014 Am moving to Memphis TN. Give best rate, Jackson, MS or Memphis, TN as the service origination point. If truck returns to point of origin, Memphis May be a better choice. by ken from thornton on 11/27/2014 We had a great experience with two men and a truck.We were moving my mother-in-law to assisted living. We had to change the date & time because her room wasn't ready. Josh made the change with no problem. Miguel & Efrain were right on time, wrapped her bed, mattress and furniture in plastic and did an excellent job getting her moved which was fantastic because she couldn't be out of her bed for very long at a time. We highly recommend this company.Ken in Thornton,Colorado by Abdur from Whitby on 11/27/2014 My move was from Whitby to Toronto. The customer service from Two Men & A Truck was exceptional. The CSR, Sara, called the day before to confirm my move and even called during the move to ensure all was going well. The movers showed up on time. The guys, Andrew & Gareth, were not only very professional and courteous, but worked carefully, quickly and efficiently. The move came in at 2 hours under the initial estimate. I will be using them again without a doubt, and would whole-heartedly recommend Two Men & A Truck without hesitation. I believe the location that facilitated my move was the Oshawa location. My thanks to Sara for making the initial estimate/booking phase as painless as possible. And many thanks to Andrew & Gareth for a kick-ass job!!! Thank you Two Men & a Truck!!!!! by Kate from Minneapolis on 11/25/2014 The moving crew was terrific - they work quickly, are polite and careful, and seem to be having a good time while working hard. This was the second time we hired them and can't say enough good things. by sarah from Austin on 11/24/2014 These were the guys to call. Corey C. and Brett D. were very kind and professional. All my things were handled with care. They worked amazingly well together. I was very impressed by their ability to moved my huge king size bed up narrow steps and through small hallways with such ease. Thanks again guys. I will be requesting them by name next time. by Fay from Keller on 11/22/2014 by Chris from florence on 11/22/2014 Two men and a truck are local movers that came highly recommended from a good friend of mine who informed me that they were very professional and were a top notch moving crew. On the day we needed to move out of our apartment I had to work and my wife stayed home to direct the movers and they did everything for us from boxing up our goods to loading and taking apart furniture. When arriving at the new house they put everything into the rooms my wife requested and they put all of our beds together. The men were very careful and there was no damage to any of my property. After the move when I received the bill it was exactly as promised and there were no hidden charges. Over all I would highly recommend Two men and a truck and I consider them the best movers in Northern KY. by Lisa from newark on 11/21/2014 Mike and Mike moved me with no fuss, no muss. They arrived on time and were quick and efficient. They were cheerful, helpful and completely amazing as I watched them wrestle my unwieldy oversized couch around. I would highly recommend them to anyone who needs a great move. by Sherri from Tulsa on 11/20/2014 This was my second time to use "two men and a truck" and i find them to be so professional on all levels, their endurance and skills to move heavy objects up/down stairs and NOT A THING had a scratch on it.....not my nerves or even my wallet :)Plan on using them to move my mother when the time comes. She has lived in the house for 50 plus years and the one thing i do know is WHO im gonna call on to move her! by Barbara from Spring Lane on 11/20/2014 From my first call to the office speaking with Mia, to the movers, Josh & Dominique...my experience has been 5 STARS...this time "mama" paid for the baby girl to move, because I personally have used this company both time we have moved over the years. Highly recommend this company !!! by Jackie from Cantonment on 11/19/2014 Christosen, Steven and Chris were exceptional. On time, used their time efficiently, polite and very professional. They picked up my day with their positive attitudes and that no request was left undone. Their cohesiveness as a work team was apparent. They represented your company very well and that's the kind of employees you need and the customers love! THANKS TWO MEN AND A ATRUCK. Jackie by Sheila from Savannah on 11/19/2014 My son and daughter in law are in the process of relocating to Savannah, GA. Skip and Sean along with Desmond unloaded the truck that my son drove down and they packed all their belongings into a storage unit for them. They were quick, professional, treated all their belongings with respect and were extremely pleasant to work with. They will definitely use this team when they find a place to live. by Wayne and Jennifer from Kitchener on 11/18/2014 We were very pleased with the service we received in our move! Kyle, and Jeremy were fantastic! They provided us with excellent service being careful, considerate and setting up our furniture the way we wanted it. They even offered some decorating tips! They worked continuously not wasting any time. We would glady hire two men and a truck again and recommend this service to everyone. Thanks Kyle and Jeremy for making our move successful with ease. by Anne from Longwood on 11/17/2014 I've used this location before and today was no different. Excellent service every time. They are hardworking, respectful, nice guys. I don't have a negative thing to say. Moving can be stressful so 44its nice to have a trustworthy company to call to make things easier. Thanks guys! by JJ from Lincoln on 11/16/2014 The move started out as a bad experience because we got an untimely snow storm that basically messed up everyone's plan. My truck arrived 4 hours late, and although I received heads up phone calls from the office, I was still pretty frustrated with the whole ordeal. However, as soon as the guys arrived, they made me feel glad that I decided to choose 2 Men And A Truck over the other movers. Stephen and Trey were professional, friendly and somehow made the late evening move in 15 degrees and 4-5 inches of snow fun. They were quick to get things set up and moved the stuff out and in incredibly quickly and carefully at the same time, and never stopped smiling. All these things after a 10-hr shift of nonstop moving is impressive. I don't plan on moving again anytime soon, but if I do, I know who to call, and I know who I'm going to recommend to people I know that need moving. Sometimes unexpected things happen and I wish people can just be a bit more forgiving and patient and make the best out of a bad situation. by Guylaine from Vaughan on 11/16/2014 I was very pleased with Liam and James. Talk about service with a smile.Punctuality , efficient and a sense of recognizing that you as a client are a bit anxious and then you see how professional they are . ! Stay calm and use two men and a truck . ! Love the experience I recommend them anytime..To Josh : You have a great team with Liam and James. Bravo ! by Lance from Kenyon on 11/15/2014 We had 3 movers but probably could have gotten by with 2, with the exception of moving the piano, where it did take 3 to move it. They were all courteous and careful with our furniture. Overall, it was a good experience, and we would recommend them to others. Thanks! by Tyrell from San Antonio on 11/13/2014 I have seen the "Two Men And A Truck" moving vans all over the city. I figured it was just another set of cross country movers. But, i started hearing people at my job talk about them and how their service was amazing. So, when it came time for me to move, i went ahead and looked up long distance movers, seeing as how I had a long term stay in North Carolina, and sure enough these guys popped up. I gave them an address, time, and date and sure enough they were on time. To the minute. Everything was quick, there were no damages, no hidden fees, and everything was packed easily and perfectly. I paid what they said I would and i was definitely satisfied with their work. I will definitely recommend for any one needing help with a long distance move. by Lauren from Grosse Pointe Park on 11/13/2014 Toronald Haile and Logan did an exceptional job of moving my furniture and placing it to my exact specifications. I can tell you I will be calling and requesting them again if I need to move.Thanks for all your help Men you did a great job and with a pleasant attitude as well. by Dianna from New Hope on 11/13/2014 #0364-000001751/0364-1748I was very pleased with the Golden Valley crew. They were friendly,careful and hardworking. by Sara from Mills River on 11/12/2014 I would like to thank you for having a customer oriented business. From my original move on September 2nd to my piano move on November 10th I could not have asked for a more professional team. The house we moved out of has a steep driveway therefore we had to have a shuttle truck move our things from a small truck to a larger truck. We had decided not to move the piano on the original move because we had decided that we would probably sell it and not move it to our new location. Then we found out that you can not "give" away an upright 1920's piano. When I called back at a much later date I spoke with Patrick and Lou Anne and as a courtesy to us Patrick scheduled a move of the piano. He could have easily said no said they aren't necessary in the piano moving business. The 2nd team were there on November 10th but had forgotten to call ahead to arrange for me to meet them at the house so therefore they had to wait until I got there. Instead of making me feel like it was my fault they apologized for not calling and patiently waited until I got there. I knew that moving the piano would be somewhat of a challenge because of the weight of the piano and the narrow steep stairs leading from the main floor to the ground level. When we originally moved the piano to the home the weight of the piano actually split each stair on the way up. Having just replaced the stairwell this summer I was not thrilled about this happening again and was concerned about the safety of the movers. The team discussed and strategized a plan to remove part of the fence and place a ramp 3/4th's the way up the bank so they could move the piano over the bank and not down the stairs. I was afraid that when they asked me if it would be ok to do this that I would be the one putting the fence together but they said no that they would fix it back. Was I surprised that they came up with another way to get the piano moved and at no additional problem to me. From the first move I learned that the same group of people do not always work together and I believe it was the same in this case, but one would never know that because of the respectful way they treat each other and each seem to have their own responsibility. I am very pleased to recommend Xavier, Jeremy, Austen, Darren and Mathew at any time. Each worked together to assist in my move and made my part effortlessly. I only wish that I could have given each a monetary reward but I can only extend my sincere gratitude and appreciation to each of the young man that assisted with my move. Therefore I would very much recommend Two Men and a Truck to anyone needing a moving company. And a thank you to Patrick and Lou Ann for considering my delayed request. It is so nice to work with companies that makes their customers feel special.Sincerely,Sara Duque by Gary from Frederick on 11/12/2014 My crew of Kason, Detrick and Glen showed up for my move just a tad late but considering the traffic in Frederick I was pleased with their arrival time. Kason, Detrick and Glen came in to my house to get a quick overview of the job and went right to work, they were outstanding and extremely professional. They demonstrated that my belongings were very important to them. They worked quickly with no wasting of anytime. They double checked the truck to ensure that nothing was left behind and finished the job under the estimated time and cost. These guys deserve a 10 out of 10.Go with this company and you wont go wrong. by Dyla from West Bend on 11/12/2014 by Robert from New York on 11/11/2014 by Susan from Minneapolis on 11/11/2014 Larry Coplen and his teammate were terrific! They had come from a job complicated by hornets' nests. It was an hour after the window had closed for their arrival. It was almost dark when they arrived and there could have been some bit of negative, tired energy. They were the opposite!They, hopped cheerfully and apologetically out of their truck, came into dad's home and warmly greeted my 94 year old father who was worried about why we had waited so long. They put him at ease w their kindness. Then they quickly and perfectly prepared and moved the heavy, leaded glass cabinet.My neice now has the heirloom from her grandfather safe and sound! Excellent work Larry and teammate! by Bonnie from Fort Mill on 11/10/2014 by bill from Grady on 11/7/2014 On 11-5-14 Rob came and walked thru the house for the estimate, he was very professional and polite. Later that same day Ms. Megan called and when over the charges in detail and until a actual moving date would stay in contact. It is my pleasure to deal with these two folks and i told Ms. Megan i would not even consider another moving company. When this home and property in under contract, i trust Two Men and A Truck to get me back to North Carolina. My thanks, Bill. by Neil from Potomac on 11/6/2014 Glenn, Edwin and Israel were great!! by Mike from Greenfield on 11/6/2014 Your 2 Jason's were absolutely excellent with their moving skills and helped me arrange my bedroom and office in my new "digs".As a Apartment Manager I always recommended 2 Men and a Truck because of their rates, availability, and professionalism.Hopefully I won't have to move in the near future, but you can be assured if I do, you'll be the only one that I call. Thanks again, you done GREAT! by Jane from Wilmington on 11/6/2014 The men who moved me were polite and efficient. They moved my items from my home to a storage unit and it took less than an hour. I would recommend these 2 young men Chris and Joe were great by Bruce from Milgrove on 11/5/2014 Rob, Matt, and Justin were fantastic. The were efficient, friendly and helpful. They went above and beyond the call of duty by putting so much stuff in our crawl space.Highly recommend this company. by Bob from Itra-city move on 11/4/2014 Wait. Only a rating to 5? Pff! They get a ten. On time and on budget. Courteous and careful. Scheduling was a breeze and confirmations timely. Paperwork clear and concise and not a lot of it. Hardworking crew got to business and no lolly-gag-gin. Never in my wildest dreams would I imagine that this move would have been as stress free as it was. Did you get that? Stress free! Would I use them again? Dern tootin'. Would I use anybody else? Why? Took pride in their work. Something you don't see a lot any more. Does all this sound weird? Well, you could say they "Keep Austin Weird." Thank you, Two Men and a Truck! Movers who really do care! by Mary from Meridian on 11/4/2014 Just to explain why this has taken me more than a month since my move, I just received my internet. However I want to let you know how much we liked and enjoyed the two young men Zach and Devan. They were not only extremely hard working but also were extremely pleasant to be around. Please let them both know how very much We liked and enjoyed having them enable our moving process. I have to say that the number 5 came up and I am not sure if that means great or not, but I want to say it should be explained which is which. I want to give both of them the very best review. They were so helpful and I would glowingly recommend them to everyone! Thank you for only sending the best movers to us.Very sincerely, Mary Egusquiza by Lisa from Huntsville on 11/4/2014 The two gentlemen who came out last Saturday to move my furniture into a storage facility where absolutely the most courteous and finest young men I have seen in a very long time.Their professionalism and care for the furniture was outstanding!I will be requesting the same two individual in about a month to move my furniture back into the house. The best of the best. It is nice to know that courtesy and professionalism still exist today in a world that has turned inward and is all about "me." by David from Arvada on 11/3/2014 Travis, Jon, and Joe were super hard workers and very courteous. They made our move go very smooth. I'm so glad we choose Two Men and a Truck. by Debbie from Lakeland on 11/3/2014 by Debbie from Lakeland on 11/3/2014 by Michelle from Clayton on 11/3/2014 Kendrick and Jemarius were our movers. They were extraordinary and worked quickly and diligently. Even though it was a nasty, wet day, our belongings and furniture arrived dry and undamaged. I know it was hard and tiring bringing up household items two flights of stairs but they didn't miss a beat. They were pleasant, respectful and showed a good sense of humor. They should be rewarded. Thank you. by Shan from Newnan on 11/3/2014 I just wanted to get an estimation of how much it would cost to have movers come in and move me I live in a two bedroom apartment master bedroom and spare room ( four year old) living room washer and dryer dinning room set? I will have of my things packed I just need them moved to another apartment less then 5miles away? I am not sure on the move out date yet just wanted to see the estimated cost before moving forward. I live on the third floor up two flights of stairs to my apartment! by Charlotte from Monroeville on 10/27/2014 Cody, Ron and Gilbert were my movers. They were very professional and courteous, going out of their way to make sure my husband and I did not lift a finger. They worked without delay, coming in at almost half the estimated time. We could not have asked for a better outcome. We have used Two Men and a Truck before and have always had a good experience. There is no better way to move. by Kevin from Tamarac on 10/24/2014 Excellent professionalism and work ethic. Will absolutely recommend. Have an opinion? Submit your own review. Next page >


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This weekend I am reading:
- The Doll's House, by Rumer Godden, library book.
- The Campbell Plan, by Thomas Campbell, on my Kindle.
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My family and I have become fascinated by Barn Owls. We are enjoying watching a Barn Owl family on a nature cam located somewhere in Northern California. We found a YouTube channel called SVNature, with its 'owl cam live,' and we've been watching since the first owlet hatched. What an amazing way to learn about owls! By checking in on them numerous times a day, we have become very attached to these fluffy little dinosaur-like owlets and their patient and attentive parents.
We also discovered an interesting program about Barn Owls on Nature – PBS, called "Owl Power," and learned a lot more about these amazing birds. And then, because as you all know when you get interested in something you find all kinds of connections and information around you that you hadn't noticed before, I remembered that I actually have a book sitting on my shelf with two beautiful Barn Owls on the cover. It's called The Owl Papers, by Jonathan Evan Maslow, and it looks fascinating! I don't know why it sat there unread for so many years, but it is definitely time to read it.
"With a naturalist's eye and a poet's soul, Mr. Maslow pursues owls through history, literature and myth. A superb and utterly fascinating book."
~ The New York Times
It's pretty obvious that the reason I became a teacher 30 years ago is because I love to learn. I do love finding new interests and then experiencing the web of connections to that new interest that surround us all. Who knows where this little parliament of owls will lead me?
At my local library yesterday, I found this photo and quote on the back of one of the Rosamunde Pilcher collection. I really liked it, although I didn't just discover this favorite author of mine. I found her years ago, read as many of her books as I could find, and loved them. Her book, The Shell Seekers, is one of my all-time favorites. I recently discovered that her books and short stories are now available on Kindle, so I decided to give myself a treat and re-read them all. What a lovely thing to do for myself!
What do I love about her books? I enjoy her characters who, to me, seem like real people with real emotions. I love her landscapes, beautifully described. They make me want to spend time in Cornwall and London and Scotland, and when reading her books, I feel like I'm there! I really like her ideas about families and loved ones. There are blood families and there are chosen families, and I love that many of her characters find and surround themselves with the people who really mean something in their lives. And, finally, I simply love being part of each of the little worlds she creates in her books and stories.
I'm enjoying this re-reading, and will probably read them again in another few years! I obviously agree with the statement "now that I've found her, I'm not going to let her go!"
From the Archives: Click on the highlighted title to read a post I wrote about her in 2007… "The Gentle Books of Rosamunde Pilcher"
Anne Morrow Lindbergh is an artist who has been an inspiration to me throughout my life. I was a young mother when I first found her books. Her words touched my heart and my life in so many ways and gave clarity to my own journey to define my Self. I read her diaries as they were published, then her novels and her lovely non-fiction. Then I found her beautiful poetry.
In 1974, I marked with interest the passing of her husband, Charles Lindbergh, but in 2001, I mourned Anne's passing. She had become a mentor, a guide, an inspiration to me, so I felt her loss deeply.
When I recently discovered there was a little book called Shells: A Cameo of Anne Morrow Lindbergh, by Virnell Ann Bruce, I was instantly curious. I haven't read many of the biographies written about AML because I preferred to read about her life in her own words, or in her daughter's words — Reeve Lindbergh wrote some beautiful memoirs of her parents. (Click here to watch a YouTube video of Reeve talking about her mother.) But Shells is actually a one-woman play with Anne Morrow Lindbergh sharing stories and reminiscing about her life. The author has done a tremendous amount of research for this play, (Click here to watch a YouTube video of Virnell Ann Bruce talking about AML) and it's a lovely way to learn about AML and her amazing life. I would love to have the opportunity to see this play performed on stage.
As I read the play, I bookmarked numerous passages that resonated with me. One passage, in particular, described well what I admired about AML, and why she became my own "friend" and "guide" over the years.
I spent a lot of time over the years, looking inward for myself and my world. It's hard work to become a whole person, to develop and understand your own heart, your mind and your true spirit. Especially since it's a continuous process as life changes. While I spent a good amount of time in Charles' world of action, I think I found my own place in the world. Oh, it included Charles and the children, but it also included my world of books and poetry and art. And I found many wonderful friends in those worlds.
Anne Morrow Lindbergh's sensitive and insightful world of books, poetry and art continues to inspire me and guide me on my lifelong journey to understand my own heart and spirit. This little book was another lovely encounter with a beautiful artist.
Mishmash! Sounds like a casserole or something…but actually it just describes my reading since the first of the year. It's been all over the place, not following any plan, just going where whim takes me. My reading has often been project-driven over the years, so letting go of plans and just wandering through my bookshelves is very relaxing and enjoyable! Here's a thumbnail collage of my mishmash of reading since January 1st. Oh, and the photo above is of my vegetarian Paella.
Spring has arrived and with it comes my favorite reading event of the year: Carl V's Once Upon a Time challenge. This is the 9th year he has hosted this fun event. I'm very fond of it because it was the first reading challenge I participated in when I first started blogging, and it inspired me to expand my reading choices to genres I'd seldom tried. Each time I participate, I find new reading friends, new favorite authors, and many new favorite books. Now it has become a rite of Spring for me and the year doesn't seem right unless anchored by Carl's wonderful OUaT.
If you haven't tried a reading challenge before, this is an enjoyable way to start. Choose books from four different genres, read short stories, watch films, or play a game. No pressure, just fun and celebration of the fanciful!
The Once Upon a Time IX Challenge has a few rules:
Rule #1: Have fun.
Rule #2: HAVE FUN.
Rule #3: Don't keep the fun to yourself, share it with us, please!
Rule #4: Do not be put off by the word "challenge".
Set goals that fit your reading wish list and available time. Carl has many different options to choose from. This year I'm keeping my choice simple and choosing "The Journey" for my goal. I will read [at least] one book from any of the four genres between now and June 21st. I will write a post for each book I read and will update my list in the Challenges tab on my menu bar.
Thank you, once again, Carl, for hosting this delightful reading event! I know I'm going to love my reading in the next few months and enjoy reading the posts of the other participants!
Early last year I re-read one of my favorite books, Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows. It was delightful to revisit this old favorite, and I discovered that the landscapes of Grahame's timeless story fit very well with the landscapes I see around me here in Oregon. I have some favorite spots that I pass by every day, and I'm sure they are inhabited by Mole and Ratty, Mr. Toad, and Badger. It keeps this beloved book close to my heart on a daily basis.
This morning I celebrate the first day of Spring by once again thinking of that delightful book which starts out with Mole doing some Spring cleaning. I'm sure that many of you, especially my friends enduring that endless East Coast winter this year, are also feeling that 'spirit of divine discontent and longing' on this first day of Spring. May your day be filled with wonderful stories, beautiful blossoms, perhaps some spring cleaning, and respite from those Winter storms! Happy Spring, friends!
The mole had been working very hard all the morning, spring-cleaning his little home. First with brooms, then with dusters; then on ladders and steps and chairs, with a brush and a pail of whitewash; till he had dust in his throat and eyes, and splashes of whitewash all over his black fur, and an aching back and weary arms. Spring was going in the air above and in the earth below and around him, penetrating even his dark and lowly little house with its spirit of divine discontent and longing.
Oh joy! Today I replaced my old clunky laptop with a snazzy new one! I am hoping that this newfangled machine will empower me to return to my blogging more often. My old, slow, very outdated computer made for easy excuses NOT to post. It's heavenly to have a newer, faster, sweet machine! And I look forward to more frequent book conversations with you all!
January 1915. One hundred years ago, Ernest Shackleton's beautiful ship, Endurance, became completely locked in the ice of Antarctica. The story of this extraordinary expedition and the survival of the entire crew, despite being stranded for two years in one of the harshest environments in the world, is a fascinating story. All the men survived that experience because of the phenomenal leadership skills of Ernest Shackleton.
When I taught 6th grade many years ago, my teammates and I put together a January unit of study on the Shackleton story. We used Jennifer Armstrong's book, Shipwreck at the Bottom of the World, as the basis of the unit, and the 6th graders became as fascinated by the story as we (the teachers) were!, It was a unit in which we focused on some very important life lessons–lessons and discussions about leadership, compassion, hope, and endurance.
So in the middle of January, I stopped everything I was doing and revisited that story in honor of my hero. I loved sharing that book and story with my students, and, if you haven't read anything about Sir Ernest Shackleton and his ill-fated ship, Endurance, I urge you to pick up one of the many books about this expedition and discover why this man is one of my heroes. There are quite a few books to choose from, but I'm very fond of the little, nicely written book I used to introduce him to young people. It is also available as an audio download through Audible.
Today is my birthday, and this week is also marks the 8th anniversary of starting this reading blog. I'm celebrating becoming an official senior citizen (according to the Social Security office) quietly today because I've been fighting a mean cold all week. The day will definitely be filled with books, however!
And I celebrate my 8 years of blogging, quietly, too. I've been an off-and-on blogger for the last few years, disappearing for months at a time while I focus on life happenings. But I return and check in, and share what I'm reading more often now. And I so appreciate my friends in the blogging world (hugs to each of you!), and all of you who visit me and comment on my sporadic posts. Thank you so much for being part of my reading life!


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Historical Traveler Reviews Andel's Hotel Cracow Krakow
Outstanding Hotel
The hotel is a short 10 minute walk from the Main Square. The hotel is next door to the Krakow Galleria. At the time of our stay, (mid July 2007), this ultra modern hotel had only been open for about 6 weeks. The staff was extremely helpful and friendly. The rooms were slightly on the small side. All the amenities in the room were first rate (including the flat panel television). There is garage parking available and the front desk staff is quite helpful with arranging tours of the area. There is a very small work out facility on the property along with a sauna. Massages are available, however, the setting for the service is a little odd, by American standards. The massage took place in the lounge in the workout area. During the service the lounge was closed. However, it was a little strange. Everything else was perfect. Over all, this is definitely a hotel worth your consideration. Location, price and the cleanliness of the property cannot be beat.
Great Hotel
We stayed here for four nights in total and weren't disappointed. This is a brand new Hotel, which is nicely designed and decorated to a high standard. The staff are both friendly and helpful and overall we found the Hotel to be excellent value for money. It is in a very central location beside the main Station and large Shopping Center and within walking distance of the cities main attractions. I would recommend taking the Train from the Airport to the Hotel, taking about 15 or 20 minutes and costing much less than a Taxi.
Two different Tour Operators pick up from this Hotel, so day trips can be organized through Hotel Reception and average at a cost of €30 per tour.
The Hotel provides a good Breakfast with plenty of variety until 11 o'clock. Most Restaurants in the area are excellent value for money, in particular the 'Ancora Restaurant' on Ul. Dominikanska 3. This Restaurant is set in a beautiful building and has great food and wine.
¡Muy agradable!
Este es un hotel nuevo as� que no sab�amos que esperar. El hotel es impecable, personal fant�stico, muy servicial y entusiasta. A nuestros hijos les encant� el reproductor DVD, disfrutamos del bar fant�stico. Ubicaci�n excepcional y muy buena, bufet de desayuno para nosotros y tambi�n para los ni�os. Definitivamente recomiendo este hotel a otros viajeros.
Spanking new pristine hotel
Stayed one night at this hotel in this beautiful vibrant city. (not yet over-run with tourists), It was a little more money than we expected to pay �100 per night for my wife and I, but glad we did as the service was impeccable, very friendly and helpful. We took the hotel taxi to Auschwitz, and travelled in style. Although the hotel is a little on the "arty" side, it is pure luxury for a city hotel, and the rooms were very impressive and extremely comfortable. Would definitely recommend this hotel. In my top 10 hotels of all time...
Un bellissimo hotel completamente nuovo
Abbiamo soggiornato in questo hotel una notte in questa bellissima e vibrante citt� (non ancora invasa dai turisti). � un po' pi� costoso di quanto ci aspettavamo: 100 sterline a notte me me e mia moglie, ma il servizio era impeccabile, molto cordiale e disponibile. Abbiamo preso il taxi dell'hotel per Auschwitz, e viaggiato con stile. Anche se l'hotel ha qualche pretesa artistica, � molto lussuoso per essere un hotel di citt� e le camere erano davvero impressionanti ed estremamente confortevoli. Consiglio vivamente questo hotel. � uno dei miei 10 hotel preferiti...
Excelelnt Hotel, Excellent & Helpful Staff, Excellent Location
Just back from staying in the Andels Hotel in Krakow. Stayed there for a week, and cant wait to return again!
Before we got there the Hotel arranged to collect us from the Airport with their own Taxi Service, emailed the hotel to ask about directions and Artur informed me about taxi service. Collected us at the aipoirt at 630 am!!
When we arrived we were greeted at reception by Dorata and Angieszka who were more than helpful in telling us all about restaurants/locations/shops in Krakow, and their English was excellent. During out stay all the reception staff, Adam, Artur, John,Dominika, Hanna were most helpful and polite, never ever come across so many kind, nice helpful people in a hotel before.
The rooms were excellent, air conditioned, plasma tv,DVD player, lovely bathroom, nice shower/bath, bar, electronic safe, nive view from the window.
Had dinner there only one night and it was fantastic, breakfast in the mornin was even better, you had a massive selection of a breakfast; cereals, yougarts, fruit, ham, salmon etc
Lovely bar, great selection there, reception area is lovely and air conditioned, nice setting.
The locatioin of the Hotel is great, walking distance to train station, 250 shops in a shopping centre next door, walking distance into town.
To sum up, Andels Hotel in Krakow is super place to stay, recmmnend it to anyone, I am already planning a return visit, staff make you feel at home,and location is excellent!
Molto gradevole!
� un hotel nuovissimo quindi non eravamo sicuri di cosa aspettarci. Invece abbiamo trovato l'hotel pulitissimo, il personale fantastico, molto disponibile ed entusiasta! Il nostro bambino ha apprezzato molto il lettore DVD, noi il fantastico bar. Posizione eccezionale e colazione a buffet molto buona sia per gli adulti che per i bambini. Consiglio vivamente questo hotel a tutti.
Very enjoyable!
It is a brand new Hotel so we were not sure what to expect. But the Hotel is spotless, great staff, very helpfull and enthusiastic!. Our kid loved the DVD player, we enjoyed a great bar. Exceptional location and very good breakfast buffet for us as well as for kids. I will definetly recommend this hotel to others.
Brilliant hotel. Great value for money
Stayed 15 - 18 June 2007 - Just 2 weeks after hotel opened. Fabulous staff, so friendly and helpful. On arrival we were advised that we had been upgraded! However initially we were disappointed that the room was a bit small, but everything was there, and we did not spend much time in the room. When we were in the room we were fascinated to watch the people coming and going from the Railway and Bus stations which are opposite the hotel. Don't get a taxi from the Airport, just hop on a bus or train and get off at the central station.
Immaculately presented, everything matched, perhaps the only drawback
to the bedroom was the easy chair had to be moved to sit at the desk,
so a little cramped. The shower-room was spotless, walk in shower/wet
room ideal for disabled. Reception staff helpful advising on where to go and when. Bar staff great, always smiling and advising on the best Vodka!
A good mixture of guests from UK, America, Norway and far East.
Would definitely recommend friends to book at the hotel.
Unas buenas instalaciones con un personal necesitado de aprendizaje
En primer lugar vaya por delante que este hotel abrio sus puertas el dia 1 de junio 2007 y nosotros nos alojamos en el los dias 8 y 9 de dicho mes.
El hotel esta situado junto a la estacion de trenes donde finaliza el tren que en un trayecto de 15 minutos te trae desde el aeropuerto a Cracovia.
Desde el hotel caminando se tardan unos 10 minutos hasta la Rynek o Plaza Mayor y poca mas de 15 hasta el castillo de Wavel.
Las habitaciones son totalmente de dise�o equipadas con tv de plasma,dvd y conexion a internet.
Los ba�os muy amplio dotados de ba�era y tambien cabina de cristal para la ducha.Pero la cabina de cristal al no estar dise�ada con un cierre totalmente hermetico permite que el agua salga por las rendijas de la puerta.La temperatura del agua excelente y la presion buena pero sin llegar a excelente.
El ba�o equipado con toallas de buen tama�o y de 2 albornoces.
El minibar de la habitacion estaba vacio y el dia 10 cuando nos marchabamos del hotel estaban empezando a llenarlos.
Tambien estaba vacio el lugar donde habitualmente se ponen los kleenex y tampoco habia bolsa de basura en el cubo que estaba situado debajo del lavabo.
Todo el hotel olia a nuevo y sorprendentemente en el pasillo de las habitaciones habia unos molestos moscardones negros que afortunadamente no entraban en las habitaciones pero que estaban en los pasillos dia y noche.
El dia de salida y a pesar de tener en la puerta el cartel de no molestar, el personal de la limpieza llamo dos veces seguidas a la puerta por si podian limpiar la habitacion,cosa que no debia realizarse hasta pasadas las 12 del mediodia, hora limite para dejar la habitacion.
El salon del desayuno muy amplio y luminoso pero el personal que lo atendia no te ofrecia cafe o te salvo que tu se lo pidieras expresamente y tampoco revisaban los diferentes productos para reponer aquellos que se iban terminando.
La seleccion de productos para el desayuno era corta para lo que se espera de un hotel de esta categoria,como ejemplo solo habia dos tipos de zumo y no habia huevos duros que suele haberlos con diferentes tiempos de coccion en todos los hoteles.
Al efectuar el check out sorprendentemente el personal de recepcion nos pregunto si habiamos consumido algo del minibar y finalmente intentaron cobrarnos el alojamiento cuando nosotros al llegar habiamos entregado un bono prepagado.Es cierto tambien que este malentendido se soluciono rapidamente y sin mayor problema.
TripAdvisor Reviews Andel's Hotel Cracow Krakow
Travel Blogs from Krakow
Krakow to Lublin
... took the maximum 22 people and we had a five hour trip with no toilet stops through the rural countryside of Poland. The lend seemed to be quite productive and their was little evidence of poverty. There were McDonalds signs everywhere and even Wild Bean Cafés. In Lublin we pulled into a vey busy mini bus terminal and got a taxi to the gate to the Old a Town. We walked to the market square where a high wire carnival was in progress. Our apartment was above a ...
Krakow, Auschwitz and Birkenau
... a new book 'Voices from the Holocaust' First hand accounts of those that survived the camps. Kind of my way to empathise with them and remind myself of the power of the human spirit. That evil can not break the power of life and love.
After the factory, we walked through the ghettos of Krakow as well as the Jewish Quarter. Passed a few synagogues, cemeteries and old houses and slums of the suburbs. I can only imagine what Warsaw is ...
Krakow - Cracovia
... en Cracovia ha sido el mejor de todos. Luminoso, grande, espacioso, a�n m�s para el estandar europeo. Pero noten la foto donde les ense�o el negocio vecino en el primer piso. Lo mejor de todo es que dos puertas al lado, hay un jugueter�a de, pues, juguetes para ni�os!
Aqu� algunas fotos.
Las de la bicicleta son resultado del matar tiempo jugando con un "app" en el tel�fono mientras lavaba ropa en una lavander�a.
Poland Will Never Forget Nor Forgive
... as a belated wedding anniversary present to ourselves. With the temperature continuing to drop and the rain falling unabated, we sought refuge in a nearby coffee house, which delivered possibly the best coffee we had enjoyed on our trip so far.
We then walked back to the hostel and collapsed. Of everywhere we have yet travelled, Krakow was the first place where we truly would have liked another day or two to do some more exploring. But that wasn't possible; we ...
Take advice with a grain of salt...
... virtually alone, against the odds. The few who actually did something, anything, to save lives should have been the majority.
We are told to learn from the past so that these things never happen again. It's easy to look back in hindsight and yet I wonder how much we've 'learned.' How far have we come since the 1940's? Rwanda, Darfur, Sudan...
If it's not happening in our backyard, it's not our problem? Yet, what is the right thing to do?


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I am trying this if it works I have a few comments.
First, thank you all for making suggestions on programs that are easy to work with. I tried many but Chispa had the winning suggestion. Paint was so easy to use. Thanks so much Chispa!
The Madeline blue quilt and shams arrived yesterday and I am pleased with how nice the quality is. The mood board and on-line pics show the white as a brighter white when IRL it is a very creamy white. I love it! Thank you Mtn for posting the Madeline. I saw it months ago and loved it then but had forgotten about it.
The mirrors are ordered and should arrive tomorrow. I think they will look nice with the other elements of the room and they were inexpensive so if I ever find a mate to my DM mirror I won't feel bad giving them to DD.
I have searched endlessly and can't find anything that I like as much as the Kells lamp. I did see a few that were ivory crackle finish that would tone the formal vibe down a bit and I truly liked them but I love the Kells. The one issue with the Kells is that the bottom diameter of the shade is as large as the one I have there now so I may need to search for a square shade for it.
The curtains that I posted are lovely however they only come in 98" or 108" length. I only have 8 foot ceilings so to make the curtains work I would have to hire a seamstress to shorten them. They are less than $300 a panel on sale but with the added labor cost of a seamstress it makes me think that custom drapes wouldn't be much more costly.
Glad Paint worked for you. I think I mentioned that I used it before I he'd my Mac. Unfortunately they don't make Paint for a Mac. It is very easy to use.
Love the vibe you've got in your room, as I tend to more rather than less formal too. Coming together nicely.
Re hemming, check w your dry cleaner to see if they hem. Old fashioned Indy dry cleaners still offer repair and hem services, and they're usually the most economical option around.
A drapery hem is the easiest straightest hem there is.
I had some rod pocket panels hemmed and pleated and the charge was only $25 per panel at a sewing work room.
I found rectangular shades to be a great shape for lamps to be placed on a shallow piece of furniture against a wall. I looked up lamp repair on Yelp! and found one that also sold lamp shades. Using a local vendor allowed me to take my lamp in and try different shades to find the shape, size and color that I liked best.


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Hi there. Will be over in the UK from South Africa end August and thought i might keep my eyes open for some good second-hand sailplane deals.
Can anyone direct me to the correct UK based sites and/or forums to try realise this?
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http://www.bmfa.org/ classifieds at the bottom of the page, also e-bay of course.
They seem to be the best two that i know of, but interested in what other people think?
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Such a beauty! Congratulations on your sale.
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SuperShot!......Awesome light glow!.......Congrtas on your sale!...... Carry On!
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Thanks for featuring this image in FAA Featured Images Robert.
Parma, OH - United States
Another beautiful shot!
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Thank you Kristin.
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WOW! Beautiful Stephen!!
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Perfect shot in perfect light!
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Perfect composition, light and mood, Sttphen!
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Thank you Raffaella.
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Beautiful composition, light and colors. Ciao, Raffaella
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Thank so much to you all...Iris, Malcolm, Kathy, Sandra, Carl, Dennis & Bruce !
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Aboslutely gorgeous capture. Congratulations on your sale.
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G'day *Stephen*! Firstly my heartiest congratz on the sale. I like how you have so successfully caught the light paiting this seascape and how it dances across the well worn rocks. A great vantage point has given the image a nice perspective and depth and the colurs and tones are lovely and warm. GB Dennis
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incredible depth of field!
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Beautiful Stephen - congratulations on your sale.
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now this is gorgeous, congrats on your sale
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Ya'lls gotta stop with these excellent images... I'm running out of superlative words... great shot!
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Congratulations on your sale! This is very beautiful!
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Very cool
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I love the light and the composition here. I can feel what an awesome morning it was... great job.
Thanks Scott, a great morning it was but it actually turned out better than I thought through the camera.
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Wonderful capture of the morning light, Stephen. Great shoreline.
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Is this Pebble Beach, CA?
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Great Art Thefts
Great Art Thefts examines famous art crimes and the hunt to find the thieves. Part of the Treasure Hunters series, 'Great Art Thefts' offers a crosscurricular mix of science & technology and history, with a fun, dramatic approach. Art thefts covered in the book include the Mona Lisa, the Scream, the Millennium theft from the Ashmolean Museum, and the greatest ever single art theft: the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist. The book also looks at the motives for these crimes, and the measure that can be taken to protect valuable works of art from unscrupulous criminals.
Publisher: Chicago, Illinois :, Capstone Raintree,, [2013]
Edition: 1 edition.
Copyright Date: ♭2013
Characteristics: 48 pages :,color illustrations ;,22 cm
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Man jailed following drugs haul
A Gravesend man has been sentenced to six years and nine months in prison for conspiracy to supply class B drugs. It's after a huge haul of cannabis was discovered.
Clive Stephen Brown who's 59 and formerly of Alfred Road, Gravesend, pleaded guilty in August.
Brown met Gary Newman of Coal Post Close, Orpington back in May, who was driving a silver Ford Transit van at a café in Watling Street, Gravesend.
Newman entered the café while Brown drove the van away before returning later. Newman then returned to the Transit and Brown back to his black Nissan hatchback.
But as Brown went to drive off, officers swooped on both vehicles following covert surveillance by the Serious Organised Crime Agency.
Inside the rear of the Transit officers found a large wooden crate containing more than 1,000 bars of cannabis resin weighing just under 460kg.
The estimated potential street value of the haul totalled around £2.3million
Taxi driver sprayed in the eye and then assaulted
Police are investigating a nasty assault on a taxi driver in Gravesend.
The driver picked up two men who needed to get to Denton.
As they asked him to stop, the front passenger threatened the driver with a sharp object.
He was then sprayed with something in the eye.
As he ran from the taxi and began knocking doors for help on Shamrock Road, the men approached him again and began to kick and punch him.
The taxi driver threw his mobile phone on the floor and the two men picked it up and ran.
The men ran off in the direction of Dickens Road at around 12:30am.
One of the offenders has been described as a white man, between 20 and 25, of slim build with short dark hair. He spoke with an accent and wore a blue hooded top.
Anyone with information should call 01474 366088 quoting XY/332958/13.
Police go undercover to jail cocaine dealer for 3 years
A drug dealer has been jailed for three years following an undercover police investigation into the drug supply in Gravesend.
Brian Warrington was sentenced for three years at Maidstone Crown Court after pleading guilty to being concerned in the supply of cocaine.
Warrington was arrested in August after a five month operation in which he offered to supply cocaine to an undercover police officer.
Investigating officer Detective Constable Chris Weatherstone of Kent Police said,
This investigation involved an officer working undercover to get to the heart of a local drug dealing network in Gravesham.
Whilst the quantities of Class A drugs might have been small, disrupting this network can only be a good things as we look to keep drugs off our streets."
Toddlers lucky escape after car crash
A toddler miraculously escaped unharmed after a pushchair was crushed against a wall by a car.
The incident happened at 7.38am in Darnley Street, Gravesend when two cars collided. One of the vehicles is believed to have mounted the pavement and struck the buggy.
Police said that three people were taken to hospital as a precaution but that none of the injuries were serious.
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VIDEO: Cost of school uniforms 'unfair on the parents'
A shopkeeper in Gravesend has put up a banner outside his clothing shop criticising schools about their choice of uniform suppliers.
Dilip Ahluwalia isn't an official supplier of uniforms, but he's selling them despite some local schools objecting.
He claims parents aren't getting value for money. Schools say the suppliers they use are providing quality goods at a fair price.
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Cold war bunker out of cold storage
A cold-war nuclear bunker, buried beneath a park in Gravesend, has been given Listed Building status by English Heritage. The Civil Defence Bunker would have been used as a communications centre in the event of a Soviet attack, and was fully functional between 1954 and 1968.
David Johns has been to see it, and speaks to volunteer Naj Lehl, Melanie Norris from Gravesham Borough Council, and volunteer Sam Willoughby.
Bunker wouldn't have survived a nuclear attack
A bunker that has been given listed status by English Heritage would not have survived a nuclear attack.
The bunker would have been used between 1954 and 1968 in the case of a Soviet air attack.
The building would have handled information and coordinated the response to a nuclear attack.
Cold was bunker recognised by English Heritage
A bunker in Kent has been given listed status by English Heritage today.
The bunker is a rare example of a purpose built civil defence centre, which would have been used in the case of a Soviet air attack.
The building would have been staffed by around 35 people and was in use between 1954 and 1968.
It has now been restored and is open to the public.
Kent Police tackle anti-social behaviour
Kent Police have been given more powers to deal with anti-social behaviour near the clock tower in Gravesend.
A Dispersal Area will operate for a three month period from 1st October.
All roads and public spaces near the clock tower to the east of the town will come under the Dispersal Area.
Young people under 16 not accompanied by a responsible adult between 9pm and 6am should be taken back to their home.
Failure to comply could lead to a fine of up top £2,500 and/or three months imprisonment.
Chris Carter, Inspector of Gravesham's Community Safety Unit, said: 'Kent Police has received a number of calls from members of the public and businesses in this area concerned about anti-social behaviour, noise and litter left by groups that tend to congregate near the clock tower.
Jewellery raid press conference at 2pm
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PORTLAND, Ore. - Louisville coach Rick Pitino predicted it would be a low scoring game. He never anticipated such a struggle.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Marquette has perfected the art of the comeback.
PITTSBURGH - Jared Sullinger doesn't get mad anymore. Those days are over. The Ohio State sophomore forward knows he can't afford to lose his temper if the Buckeyes want to reach the Final Four.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - The basket was as wide as the ocean for Brady Heslip, and because of that, the future looks as bright as those uniforms for the Baylor Bears.
OMAHA, Neb. - Matt Painter knows the topic isn't sexy. He knows that it's liable to put folks to sleep, sometimes his very own players. But the coach of Purdue also knows that it often saves teams from misfortune this time of year.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Freshman Marquis Teague finally feels in step with Kentucky coach John Calipari's offense.
PORTLAND, Ore. - Four years after hitting rock bottom, Indiana is making noise again in the NCAA tournament.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - The Wisconsin Badgers are riding the nation's stingiest defense - and admittedly a bit of luck - back to the round of 16.
Kevin Regier, a pharmacist at Medical Park Pharmacy in Great Bend, will talk about what people need to know about prescriptions and prescription plans during the Touched by Cancer support group meeting at 5:45 p.m. Tuesday, March 20, at Heartland Cancer Center. Reigier will answer questions after his presentation.
Barton Community College honored five employees during an All-College Forum on March 2, recognizing them for their years of service to the college. Awards were presented for five, 25 and 30 years of service.
PITTSBURGH - It had been a while since Syracuse played like the team that spent all season ranked in the top five.
In a few short months our youngest granddaughter will be mobile and that means we will need to child proof certain areas of our home. Children should be curious, but curiosity can turn dangerous if kids are getting under the kitchen sink or into the medicine cabinet where hazardous chemicals and adult medicines are kept. In recognition of National Poison Prevention Week, I want to use my column space today to remind you about storing hazardous materials out of a child's reach.
Mildred Bean, 97, died March 8 at Country Place Senior Living, Ellinwood. She was born Aug. 21, 1914 at Jetmore the daughter of Lloyd M. and Ethel M. (McGee) Scothorn.
Zulet Rodriguez Harp, 38, of Great Bend died Friday, March 16 in Barton County. She was born April 13, 1973 in Mexico, the daughter of Ricardo and Griselda (Ortega) Rodriguez.
Robert D. "Bob" Engle died on Feb. 9 at Ellinwood District Hospital, Ellinwood. Bob was born on December 25, 1929 in Ransom to Oscar V. and Florence E. (Combest) Engle.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Kansas coach Bill Self made sure to remind his team at halftime Saturday night that Iowa State has a penchant for putting together dramatic comebacks.
AVONDALE, Ariz. (AP) - Kevin Harvick has been nearly unstoppable since he charged to his first Sprint Cup championship last season.
The Dominican Sisters of Peace announced Wednesday the election of J. Basil Dannebohm and Karla Kirkman as co-chairs of the Heartland Farm Advisory Council. The advisory council works with the sisters toward the wellbeing of the farm.
Central Plains Middle School recognizes seventh graders, Rebecca Stratmann and Jerred Bieberle, as the March Students of the Month.
WICHITA - Joseph F. Bunk, 67, passed away Feb. 28. He was born July 14, 1947, in Great Bend, to Maurice and Mary (Kaechele) Bunk of Hoisington. In 1965, Joe graduated from Hoisington High School. After serving his country in the United States Army during the Viet Nam War, he attended Kansas State University and graduated with a Master's Degree in Business Administration and Accounting.
AUGUSTA - Victor L. Shumate, 64, died on March 12, at Kansas Medical Center in Andover. Born Jan. 4, 1951, in El Dorado, he was the son of Paul Bennett and Isa Lou (Gale) Shumate. He was a graduate of El Dorado High School and Butler County Community College. He was a retired truck driver and care giver. Mr. Shumate served his country in the United States Air Force during the Vietnam Era.
Leona A. Reichuber, 92, died March 13 at Cherry Village Nursing Home, Great Bend. Born Aug. 28, 1922 at rural Great Bend, she was the daughter of John and Antonia (Langer) Stoss.


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Posted September 23, 2009 at 5:16PM
With Win 7 in mind I opened a Hotmail account and imported my Windows Mail ISP account into it.
ie now have two addreses.
Have found that Hotmail is much to frilly and complicated when all I want is a basic email send and receive.
Had a look at gmail which looks much more like Windows mail- is gmail OK ?
Could I import my old ISP e address into it from Hotmail?
Only reason for original change was due to impending Win 7 installation
Thanks for any help.
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Posted September 23, 2009 at 7:08PM
why not just use windows mail.
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Posted September 23, 2009 at 7:38PM
Because Upgrade Advisor says that windows mail will not be included with Windows 7 and another package must be used.
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Posted September 23, 2009 at 8:47PM
I know it does not ship with win 7 but I am using it sucsessfully . you can copy the email folder complete from a fresh install of vista . over to win 7 .
It works a charm I am using it with the full rtm version of win7 .
look here: click here
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Posted September 23, 2009 at 9:46PM
Thanks for that will attempt it when I get 7.
In the meantime will have to try to get my ISP win mail back to windows mail.
Another thing about Hotmail it seems you have to keep resigning in for instance after doing a file clean up.
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Posted September 24, 2009 at 12:05AM
is an excellent (free) alternative to Windows Mail.
I use it (in Windows 7) for one of my mailboxes, and it works perfectly. It's fast, looks good, and is relatively gizmo-free, it just does what you want a mail client to do.
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Posted September 24, 2009 at 5:27PM
Mozilla Thunderbird I'm sure is fine. But why not download windows live mail into W7 as you would have to do with MT?
Or am I missing something?
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Posted September 24, 2009 at 7:07PM
Dont like Live - too fussy too many other things popping up. I just want to go straight to an inbox in the simplest way just like standard windows mail,
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Posted September 25, 2009 at 5:01PM
I was missing something!
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Thanks all - plenty to go on.
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Check Out This Behind-The-Scenes Footage From Taylor Swift's Nashville Shows [VIDEO]
Taylor Swift used to release the coolest behind-the-scenes videos from her tour and personal life. She was one of the first artists to use social media to the max!
Taylor Swift used to release the coolest behind-the-scenes videos from her tour and personal life. She was one of the first artists to use social media to the max!
Hunter Hayes may only be 22, but he's caught the eye of Elton John, and finished up the title track track for the legend's forthcoming tribute album.
For her final show of the American leg of the 2013 Red Tour -- and the third night of a sold-out trio of concerts at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville -- Taylor Swift wanted 'Crazy,' and she got it.
Hunter Hayes is on top of the world once again. Last year, he became the youngest member of the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame, inducted at the Mahalia Jackson Theater in New Orleans during a benefit concert. He's written tunes for the films 'Footloose' and 'Act of Valor'. Carrie Underwood took him on her sold-out 90+ city to
Hunter Hayes' duet with Jason Mraz is his fifth single release from his self-titled debut album and its repackaging. But 'Everybody's Got Somebody But Me' still manages to show something new to those who haven't bought it. It's a change of pace from the heavy ballads and the more intense country-rocker 'I Want Crazy.' This is the most fun he's been since 'Storm Warning.'
Entertainment Weekly has picked out 50 of the "the new generation of actors, makers, authors and musicians" who are changing Hollywood for the better.
Representing the country music world is none other than Hunter Hayes
Luke Bryan only just released his new 'Crash My Party' music video, but fans didn't waste any time in getting it into the hot Taste of Country Top 10 Video Countdown. Did they beat out other dedicated fanbases to earn a Top 5 slot for their favorite hip-shaker?
It's been a week since Danielle Bradbery won Season 4 of 'The Voice,' helping propel Blake Shelton to a threepeat as coach. While making the promo rounds, she appeared on 'TODAY' on Friday (June 21), and was surprised by her duet partner Hunter Hayes, who gifted her with a guitar.
Hunter Hayes is at the top of his game right now, and there's no stopping him. Not only did he just release 'Hunter Hayes (Encore),' much to the delight of his fans, but he also just sold out at the Nashville's historic Ryman Auditorium -- twice.
Nickelodeon used to have a TV game show where people would give clues about their special talent or profession, and a "celebrity" panel would have to guess what it was. It was called Figure It Out. One of country music's fastest-growing stars was once featured on the show. Can you guess who this little guy is?
On Thursday afternoon (June 6), a select group of Hunter Hayes fans -- or Hayniacs, as they like to be known -- had the opportunity to attend an exclusive listening party for Hayes' new album, 'Encore.' These lucky fans got more than just a first listen of the re-released bonus album. Hayes treated them to more than an hour of interviews and live performances.
Crazy. That's exactly how the crowd reacted to superstar-in-the-making Hunter Hayes when he took the outside stage at the 2013 CMT Awards to perform his uber catchy single 'I Want Crazy.' How could they not go nuts over this talented and adorable country wunderkind who was born to perform?


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Maryland Office Building Acquired by 1031 Exchange Options Client Investors.
6401 Golden Triangle Drive was acquired for $13.27 million, net of reserves. An 86,355-square-foot, four-story Class A office building with subterranean parking garage, the property's tenants include long-term lessee Wells Fargo, Bardon, Inc. and Internosis. The property is currently 100% occupied.
"This is the second Baltimore/Washington (DC) property acquired by our client investors in as many months," said Christian Mirner, Executive Vice President - Real Estate for 1031 Exchange Options. "This property is ideally located in a suburb north of Washington DC, at the intersection of two main thoroughfares providing excellent visibility and access to the surrounding highway system. We are pleased with the increasing opportunities for our client investors in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions."
NPV Direct Invest acquired 6401 Golden Triangle Drive from Goldstar Golden Triangle, LLC on behalf of the co-ownership group of TIC/CORE investors.
About 1031 Exchange Options
1031 Exchange Options is a national real estate investment consultancy representing clients in investments structured for co-ownership. We advise clients on 1031 exchanges, Tenancy-in-Common (TIC) ownership, triple net leased properties, funds, LLCs, REITs, and other alternative real estate investments. 1031 Exchange Options offers securities through Sigma Financial Corporation, Member NASD and SIPC.
1031 Exchange Options' national headquarters is located in the San Francisco Bay Area. The company services clients nationwide. Additional information is available at www.1031ExchangeOptions.com.
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