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5.0 out of 5 stars Discovering more Cybermen from their Tombs on Telos!,
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This review is from: Doctor Who And The Tomb Of The Cybermen (Dr Who) (Audio CD)
Back in the 60s, 70s and 80s, there wasn't much availability in terms of videos to watch `Doctor Who' stories. The only way fans could enjoy a `Doctor Who' story again and again, was by reading the Target novelisations provided for them based on the original TV scripts when it was first transmitted.
`Doctor Who and the Tomb of the Cybermen' was written and published in 1976 based on the original scripts for 'The Tomb of the Cybermen' back in 1967. More recently in 2013, AudioGo has produced a lavish audiobook reading on the novelisation of that story with Michael Kilgarriff reading and Nicholas Briggs providing the Cybermen voices. I bought this on holiday in Chester last summer, and just recently listened to it all the way through while reading the book that I purchased just recently. I really enjoyed the experience listening and reading the book of the story. It kept my attention all the way through, with such descriptive detail and dramatic plot threads with characters and situations.
Gerry Davis wrote the novelisation of the story based on the original TV scripts he did with Kit Pedler (who co-created the Cybermen) in 1976. Davis has only just recently scripted the Tom Baker story 'Revenge of the Cybermen' and much of the influence from that story is resonant here. The novel provides a more richer atmosphere and setting to the story compared to what was shown on TV. The story feels more cinematic than ever before. It's still the same plot and character dialogue throughout the story, but it's still enjoyable as more input in the characters' thoughts and feelings is added.
From the front cover of the story, it was originally intended to have Patrick Troughton's Doctor against the Cybermen in their Tomb versions. But BBC insisted that Target only used the current Doctor - Tom Baker - on the front covers, so it had to be abandoned. You can see what the front cover would have looked with Patrick Troughton inside the CD casing under Disc 1. Instead we have a Cyberman adorning the Tombs of Telos - yes that is the wrong Cyberman, I know. They used 'The Invasion' Cybermen for the front cover. I like the Invasion Cybermen very much, but it's odd they used them for that front cover for the 'Tomb' novelisation. But it was the only Cyberman photo and portrait they had at the time for artist Alistair Pearson to contend with, which is strange. But despite what the front cover looks like, the story's still very exciting.
There's a introduction to start off the story detailing how the Cybermen came to be entombed on the planet Telos, that's only about a few pages. It's an interesting introduction to start off with, although the writer seems to have made the mistake of stating the Cybermen originally came from Telos and claims it's their home planet whereas it's not since it's Mondas that's their home planet. The Cyber Controller re-emphasises the point they came from Mondas, contradicting the earlier statement made in the introduction.
In this story we get to know more about the characters from the story such as Victoria. Victoria is wearing a dress that she picked up from the TARDIS wardrobe that former companion Polly wore, which is very interesting and should be noted in mind when watching the TV story as to where she got the dress from. Also Victoria's changing opinion of Kaftan from being an admirer of her to being shocked by her actions was very interesting to read. Klieg's intellectual snobbishness is emphasised more strongly in this, especially when he has doubts at first controlling the Cybermen to his moment of madness to being `master of the universe'. It's a tense sequence, and even when reading or listening to it from the audiobook it makes for dramatic purpose.
The question of how Telos should be pronounced is debatable. Some say 'Tee-los', some say 'Tel-los'. I prefer the latter, but it's still an uncertainty that's raised today.
For the audiobook, Michael Kilgarriff reads the story. Michael Kilgarriff played the Cyber Controller in the original TV story for `The Tomb of the Cybermen'. It's interesting he's reading this since he had nothing to say during the story since all he had to do is open and close his mouth and somebody else spoke the lines for him. It's great to hear him reading this since he's a radio actor and has that deep voice providing a such a richness when reading the novel. I enjoyed listening to his voice telling the story, since it was very unusual yet very exciting hearing the Cyber Controller in his actual voice.
I liked how Kilgarriff provides voices for the characters. I liked his interpretation of Viner who's very panicky and nervous when he's in the Tombs of the Cybermen. I like how Viner redeems himself in the story when he attempts to shut down the reviving process freezing up the Cybermen again, since he was rather intellectually dismissive and too obsessed with recording his calculations. I liked Kilgarrif's strong Scottish accent for Jamie, which helps to visualise Jamie clearly even though it's not the clear Scots acent Frazer would use (more like Hamish Wilson really). I found his voice for Kleig a little more aggressive compared to how George Pastell played him in the actual story, but this is made up when he plays Kaftan providing silky and soothing tones for her exotic Arabian tones.
I liked how Kilgarriff read the scene between the Doctor and Victoria which is also included in the novel as well as the TV story. This is much more lighter and calmer scene compared to the action sequences happening in the story. Although Kilgarriff doesn't get the voices right for Victoria and the Doctor, it's still a nice scene throughout and well calmly read.
The Cybermen voices are provided by Nicholas Briggs during certain chapters of the story, mostly in the later half for Discs 3 and 4. Nick Briggs does wonders with the Cybermen voices, making them sound like they were in the TV story. The Cybermen voices are low and very electronic, as Nick provides the right pitch and level for the voices when speaking to the characters. I liked how Nick did that slow-motion sequence when the Cyber Controller couldn't get into the revitalization chamber, matching exactly what was on TV. I was happy with the Cyber voices in this audiobook, and was sad when the book was finished that there were no more of those Cyber voices to listen to since it's contained on two discs.
Reading the Cybermen in the book was great as they sound exactly right with their dialogue matching what was in the TV story. The Cyber Controller's still the same, although has a blackened head which he didn't have in the TV story. This is because Gerry Davis was following on from what he wrote in `Revenge of the Cybermen' since the Cyber Leader in that had a black head, although I don't think he should had deceived the readers to what was actually on the screen. The Cybermats also derive slightly from `Revenge' since they have stings in their tales rather than gnashing teeth.
At the time this was published, `The Tomb of the Cybermen' was a lost story from the BBC Archives. So Gerry Davis has to rely on his imagination and experiences to convey what he remembered from the story to make it so rich and exciting. How could he have known that the story would later be found at a TV station in Hong Kong years later?
On the CDs themselves, the endings of each disc don't match with what was on telly since most of the endings overlap from the original cliffhangers. The first disc ends with Kleig causing a tremor in the Tomb building with a power overload with the Doctor shouting `You fool! Why couldn't you leave it alone?!' The second disc ends with Kaftan closing the hatch, locking the Doctor party inside the tombs. And the third disc ends with Captain Hopper leaving the Tomb building after saving the Doctor and others from the Cybermen locking them down in their tombs with the hatch closed. The novel ends rather abruptly with the Doctor and others saying goodbye to Professor Parry with him apologising for all the deaths that happened with the Doctor saying `I know, I know.' So structurally the story's different compared to what was on TV both in novel form and on audiobook.
I enjoyed reading and listening to `Doctor Who and the Tomb of the Cybermen'. It must have been exciting for fans to read this book when the story wasn't available back in the day. I enjoyed the audiobook with Michael Kilgarriff reading and Nick Briggs providing the Cybermen voices. It's such an interesting addition to the Cybermen story that provides more depth and insight, and it was really enjoyable to experience more of the classic story in prose form as well as audio.
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5.0 out of 5 stars The Tomb of the Cybermen,
Keen Reader "lhendry4" (Auckland, New Zealand) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Doctor Who And The Tomb Of The Cybermen (Dr Who) (Audio CD)
The Tomb of the Cybermen is one of those classic stories, that seem to evoke memories - memories of the first time you saw the awesome power of the Cybermen, little knowing how formidable they would evolve into being over the years in more stories with more Doctors. While the Cybermen had appeared in Doctor Who before (The Tenth Planet, with the First Doctor in 1966, and The Moonbase, with the Second Doctor in 1967), this, I think is the first time the audience gets to see just how organised, widespread and frightening the Cybermen are, given their clear organisational skills and strategies for domination. These are not just random aliens, they're an entire civilisation. And they seem to be everywhere.
This reading is of the novelisation (by Gerry Davis) of this story from late 1967, which features the Second Doctor (Patrick Troughton) with his companions Jamie, and Victoria Waterfield in only her second story after being rescued by the Doctor from the Daleks who killed her father in Victorian England. To start with, she seems a reserved and proper Victorian miss, but even in the development of this story, she shows an intelligence and a backbone that will stand her in good stead in future stories.
The Doctor and his crew land in the Tardis on a planet, which they learn when encountering a team of archaeologists and others is Telos, the home of the Cybermen, who apparently died out some centuries earlier. But the Doctor, clearly to us, is suspicious from the start, and when access to the Cybermen's tombs is clearly based on advanced human scientific and mathematical knowledge, the Doctor is convinced that a trap is about to be sprung. But unfortunately for everyone involved on Telos, there are more schemes and more plots hatching than even the Doctor may suspect.
Given that this is only a four episode story, there's a lot going on. There's the expedition with their mix of different professions and the ship's crew, intent on remaining alive long enough to get off Telos, and the Doctor with his friends. And then there are the Cybermen, with their Cybermats. What do the Cybermen intend, and will the Doctor be able to stop them and the others with evil on their mind from unleashing a potentially unstoppable horror on the universe?
This narration of the story is read by Michael Kilgarriff, who played the Cyber Controller in the originally televised story. Given that he's now in his mid-70s, his voice is strong and vibrant; you can imagine him as a man of presence, which would fit with his playing a larger than life character in 1967. It may seem a strange choice for narrator, but believe me it really works. His voice and his reading are spot on for this story; methodical and clear, and wonderfully emotive where required; even his rendering of Victoria and the mysterious Kaftan are absolutely convincing. The Cyber voices are done by Nicholas Briggs.
This is a great story, and it's great to hear it in its novelised form and in this really great reading. I absolutely thoroughly enjoyed this from beginning to end, and look forward to listening to it again and again.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars "...genius...invincibly disturbing...atmospheric...",
The EYE OF HORUS Editor (London, UK) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Doctor Who And The Tomb Of The Cybermen (Dr Who) (Audio CD)
There's a business phrase that is apposite in reviewing AUDIOGO's release of Gerry Davis' novelisation recording of DOCTOR WHO AND THE TOMB OF THE CYBERMEN; "...bringing your A-Game..." In effect, an attempt to complete an activity to your best ability given all your experience, resources available and ambition, and that, for this release, is exactly what has been done.
Thoroughly absorbing - even more so than the frequently vacuous NEW SERIES broadcast episodes - and combining the enviable talents of Michael Kilgarrif, the post-production of MEON SOUNDS and vocal interpretations of the Cybermen by Nicholas Briggs, this four-disc issue is as perfect as both a novel and an audiobook interpretation can be. It's a rare achievement.
(Description of the Second Doctor) "...his green cat's eyes still on her face..."
It's September 1969 - Season Five - and THE TOMB OF THE CYBERMEN premieres a set of stories that collectively have, quite rightly, become known as "the monster era" (Cybermen [twice], Yeti [twice] along with the Great Intelligence, Ice Warriors, and Seaweed creature) that has become a cornerstone in the series' 50-year history and, certainly, never surpassed by the 2005-2013 re-imagineered series with its digital technology and finances.
Like RONSEAL varnish's iconic marketing slogan, this on-screen collaboration between Gerry Davis and Kit Pedler does exactly as its title say. The Doctor, Jamie McCrimmon and, new companion, Victoria become embroiled - through the Time Lord's own curiosity - with an archaeological expedition to uncover the centuries lost titular resting place of the part-mechanical part-organic aliens.
In his novelisation, Davis retains the character-led formatting of the original four-part broadcast, focussing upon the internal paranoia and power-struggle of the humans as each faction seemingly undermine each other in the feint hearted & misguided attempt to secure the ignominy of discovering the actual Tombs. In effect, bravely, it is story of two halves; the first (represented on television as the first two episodes) is the study of conflicting human interaction
Unsurprisingly, Kilgarrif's reading reinforces the tensions within that build toward the faltering first awakening steps of the silver metal giants from their hibernation (whether this is accidental or self-impose, as a form of `genetic gene bank', it is not wholly clear). Whilst the clarity of his voice has diminished with age - as it will with all of us; "...taxes and death...."), it remains as arresting and spellbinding as he sympathetically delivers (there is no attempt, thankfully, to re-create the original actor's performances) Davis' written text with a relish and verve that draws you into the machinations on Telos (or, as it is pronounced, "...Tealos..."). Diligent in his accent choice, vocal gesture and clinical examination of the combination of pitch, stress & time, each character is crafted without pastiche or undermining comedic element, and if you had not watched the original (or DVD release) television broadcast then from his reading then every single player can be visualised.
From the caustically irritating, paranoid and persistently perspiring John Viner, to the `by-the-book' North American Captain Hopper, to the reptilian-like guile of Kaftan, and to the calming ethereal presence of the Second Doctor, Kilgarrif's degree of energy is captivatingly precise skipping from subdued to vehement within a heart-beat, as is his application of rhythmus and melody lifting the printed word into a digital realm.
The author's description of the murder of Peter Haydon is horrifically realised by Kilgarrif that will cascade cutis anserina across your increasingly clammy skin. (Disc 2 Chapter six).
However, there is another contribution within DOCTOR WHO AND THE TOMB OF THE CYBERMEN that matches Michael Kilgarrif's contribution, and in what seems to have been a `labour of love, Simon Power (as MEON SOUNDS) has created an aural canvas upon which its reader deftly colours with vocal brushstrokes.
Overall, the music `cues' are suitably atmospheric, coated with an enigmatic hard frost that uncompromisingly chills to the bone and then penetrates further to a chromosome level within you. Occasionally, a low-rumbling, akin to lying flat with your ear pressed to an Underground Station platform listening to an approaching train, ominously resonates - almost psychedelically hypnotic - as the threat from the silver-metal bionic alien becomes apparent.
Equally, incidental sound effects are invincibly disturbing whether they are the hydraulically-driven biomechanical joints of the waking giants, or the accurately observed footfalls on frozen metalwork, or the purely science fiction elements of the Cybermen weapon testing area, or the more substantive validity of the Tomb Hatch (the new sound effect gives a credible mass-weight and multi-locking [perhaps, even deadlock seals] format that the television version failed to achieve back in the days when the series was fiscally challenged and realised by hardboard and cooking aluminum foil).
"... now you belong to us..."
It's not easy but ensuring that a sound effect actually sounds like what it is supposed to be is an art, and in this release we witness a Masterpiece being painted within our ears (as opposed beneath our eyes); vast blocks & sheets cracking ice sounds like cracking ice, whilst nefarious footfalls on frosted floors sound suitably treacherous.
Additionally, the sound treatment for the Cybermen voice is genius. Probably, the best rationalisation of these aliens ever, with annunciation crystal-clear and vocal articulation enviously pure courtesy of BIG FINISH's Nicholas Briggs that removes the mildly comical twang of the television versions (past and present) that made them sound like a something from The Buggles' 1976 song, "Video killed the radio star".
If I haven't persuaded to buy - or borrow from a library - DOCTOR WHO AND THE TOMB OF THE CYBERMEN already then I can do no more.
Remarkably astute in its vision, gloriously crafted by AUDIOGO, an intelligent and thrilling novel, this release will stand head and shoulders and ear-pieces above the rest, setting a benchmark for future unabridged TARGET novelisations.
Truly, it is aspirational.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The Curse of the Cybermen's Tomb,
Mr. D. K. Smith (South Wales, UK) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Doctor Who And The Tomb Of The Cybermen (Dr Who) (Audio CD)
Whatever happened to the Cybermen? Once they were the scourge of the Galaxy, but then they seemed to just disappear. In order to answer this question, a group of archeologists land on the planet Telos, reputed to be the last resting place of the silver giants. However, there are some in their party who have more sinister motives. And are the Cybermen really dead? Or are they merely sleeping and awaiting the signal to rise again?
Landing on the planet at the same time, The Doctor, Jamie and Victoria find themselves in mortal danger as the Cybermen begin to awake .....
Gerry Davis' novelisation of the 1967 TV script was published by Target books in 1978. It's a faithful adaptation of the original story, sticking closely to the original source material.
Michael Kilgarriff, who played the Cyber Controller in the original TV production of Tomb, is the reader. Amongst his other talents, Kilgarriff is a vastly experienced voice actor, which makes this reading very enjoyable.
When he played the Cyber Controller in 1967, he didn't do the voice - Peter Hawkins did. It's therefore slightly ironic that some 45 years later he's still not able to, as this time Nicholas Briggs provides the Cyber voices.
After the disappointment of Earthshock which had the wrong type of Cyber voices, it's good to find that on this audiobook Nicholas Briggs produces a good approximation of the authentic Tomb Cyberman. This really does help to create the atmosphere, as although the Cybermen don't say an awful lot, what they do say sounds so much better with the weird buzzing monotone delivery as heard on the TV broadcast - "You belong to uzzzzzz".
Tomb of the Cybermen is a great reading of a classic Doctor Who tale.
5.0 out of 5 stars Michael Kilgarriff reads,
This review is from: Doctor Who And The Tomb Of The Cybermen (Dr Who) (Audio CD)
it one of the best and greats of Dr who. Michael Kilgarriff reads this great book they sould to do the Cybermen vice
2 of 4 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Well worth digging up,
M. Hevingham "Mark Hevingham" (BIRMINGHAM, WEST MIDLANDS United Kingdom) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Doctor Who And The Tomb Of The Cybermen (Dr Who) (Audio CD)
Tomb of the Cybermen is considered by many to be one of the classic stories of the original run of Doctor Who. The book - a novelisation from 1978 - comes to audio courtesy of a dramatic and entertaining reading by the Cyber Controller himself, Michael Kilgariff.
From the start, the reader draws the listener in with one of the best readings in Audio Go's recent titles. Clear and easy to follow, Kilgariff also acts many of the characters and whilst avoiding an attempt to copy Troughton's Doctor, the characters are all distinct and Viner in particular sounds as though the late Cyril Shaps was present.
There has been some disappointment in other Cyber novels that the voices all sounded too much like the 2000's version of the silver giants. Here Nick Briggs delivers a very similar intonation to the original TV versions.
For once, the sound effects are kept in their rightful place - as background tonal soundscapes, and are much the better for it. The dripping water in the echoey tombs adds to the sense of tension as the Cybermen begin to unthaw. THe only slight disappointment is the ineffective "feet walking in cat litter" sounds to suggest people walking - where everyone from the petite Victoria to some of the Cybermen have the same monotonous tone. Also the producers are tempted to add sound where none is necessary and again we have text suggesting silent events that are accompanied with a sound effect!
These are very slight criticisms and I would rate this release as one of the very best of the range. I hope that Mr Kilgariff is invited back - Attack of the Cybermen would be a must - but any other adventure would be great. Michael offers a clear, effective reading of an enjoyable classic novel. Highly recommended!
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When is it OK to lie?
DDs apartment was burglarized yesterday while she was at work. Thank heaven she was not home and did not come home when the intruder/intruders were there.
Among the missing items is her great-grandmothers wedding ring. My dd was named after her, so my MIL gave her this ring on Christmas day for her 25th birthday.
My MIL is 83, has lost several good friends this past year, and has had a hard year. Honestly, this would really make her distraught to know that her beloved mother's wedding ring is now in the hands of some thief (who also took a rosary that was a family heirloom).
DH wants to tell his mother the truth. I think she would be better off not knowing. DD lives in another city, so it's not like mom would ever really know.
Am I wrong in wanting to keep this from her?
Hmmm...I think I too would keep mum, so to speak. I don't see it as lying, which I would NOT do, but why does this need to be mentioned? It was a gift to your dd and no longer belongs to your MIL so its loss is your daughter's, not your MIL's. If you choose not to share that your dd's apartment was burglarized, I don't see that as committing any sin and I actually believe, as you do, that this is information that would do nothing to help and much to hurt.
I would not say anything, either. As my Mother got older, I found myself keeping more and more things from her all the time. Either something was too hard to explain, or she would start obsessing about it. If something like this happened to us, Mother would have spent the rest of her life obsessing about DD being away from home, living in a bad neighborhood, never should trust a child with soemthing like that, on and on and on. Seriously, that's when I started keeping things from Mother, because it did not do anything to help her life, day to day. She never knew we had a lawsuit with our contractor, or a thousand other little things, some of which involved her, some not.
Great advice. I enjoyed reading your opinions. Like Fairegolds mom--MIL obsesses to the point that she loses sleep. Much worse as she has gotten older.
Unfortunately, dh brought mom over last night for dinner and told her when he picked her up about the burglary.
So, it's just a matter of time before she ask me if the ring is OK.
So, I guess I really will be in the position where I may be lying to her. But, I still think she is better off not knowing.
DD called this evening and now realizes that her eighth grade graduation ring is missing as well--an inexpensive small sapphire ring with lots of sentimental value. Her laptop is gone which has the draft of her just completed law school application/essay.
Also, my engagement ring from my first fiance (wedding did not happen). Good riddance.
I don't see what was to be accomplished by telling her. Did your dh say why he insisted on telling her something that will only serve to upset her and she has no role in or control of. If she asks about the ring I would lie to her but if you do, make sure your dh is on the same page.
Watch out, because that obsessive behavior just intensifies as the person gets older. Seems like traits just get greatly exaggerated, somehow. Time turned my frugal mother into someone who obsessed about every penny, staying up late at night adding the same same column of numbers a hundred times. Finally when she was 93, I took the checkbook away from her, and in another two years I refused to discuss finances with her.... she lived within her income and had a little extra, and had nothing to worry about.
But whatever behavior you see now will just continue to intensify.
But back to your DH. Momj47 expressed my thoughts very well! Have a talk with DH now. Get on the same page. As the years go on, you'll need to be on the same page mroe than ever.
My mom passed just a year ago this week. Her ex (my step-brothers' dad) is still alive but he's in his mid 80s and suffers a bit from dementia. He's also quite depressed because all his friends are gone.
When mom passed my brothers decided not to tell him. They still haven't. When he asks about her they just say she's ok, nothing new (that's true -- we like to joke that she's on a hillside with a view of Nordstrom's).
I totally agree with them. Yes, I guess it's a lie technically but sometimes it's just easier not to get into it all and avoid hurting someone at a time when they are most vulnerable.
I had a friend that had her custom made engagement ring stolen. She had a picture of it and faxed it or dropped it off at every pawn shop within a 100 mile radius offering a substantial reward for its return. She actually got a call from one of the pawn shops and got her ring back.
If you have a picture it might be worth trying. We've been robbed before and I don't think the police really even bother looking. And no, I wouldn't tell the MIL--there's nothing to be gained except her pain.
You also should discuss with your DD getting an alarm system in her apartment. The system I have costs about $35 a month and is well worth it.
Also, you should call the computer company with the serial number of the stolen computer to let them know that it has been stolen. And there is a stolen computer registry on the internet (stolencomputer.org).
Knowing how anxious my mother gets after having three strokes, I wouldn't volunteer a single iota. Since it's out about the robbery, I would probably say something like, "I'm so glad all they were after was the lap top." If she asks about the jewelry, I would fudge that one. I would. My mother would be going bonkers about the lap top...and she hates computers. She'd go on an on about an alarm system. I can only imagine how she would react if jewelry was missing. She'd need a hand full of pills for sure.
To answer your question: In Joshua Chapter 2, Rahab, a prostitute, lied to the King of Jericho about some spies she had hidden in her home. She lied to save their lives, then in return, when her city was attacked, the spies spared her life and all of those in her family.
So, yes, sometimes lies or omissions are justifiable, I fearfully tread.
Telling an aging grandmother that her mother's wedding ring, recently given with love to a granddaughter, was now stolen would not be truthful, it would be cruel.
Would you go out of your way to tell her she looks a tad wrinkly? That you don't care to hear her stories again? Would you ring her up to say you were tired of the knick knacks she passed along so you finally packed them up for goodwill? Hope not! Kindness is more about looking for occasions to share good thoughts and good experiences.
Imagine how all would feel later if the ring was recovered but grandmother was no longer around for the update.
I've had stolen things returned, and I know others who have as well. Some things can be stolen but never returned -- like peace of mind, trust, a loving heart. Sometimes love isn't simple. I'd talk with her about other things and celebrate what you still have.
I adored my husband's grandmother, now gone, and I can't imagine offering her unnecessary information that might break her heart.
Maybe you can share this thread with your DH & family.
Not telling is different from lying. If you MIL asks directly about the ring or rosary, then you have to make the decision to lie. But not bringing up a topic that you know your MIL will find extremely distressing is a kindness. Even if she brings it up, IÂd simply say how much it means to you daughter that your MIL passed these heirlooms on to her and gently change the subject. While my mother fought her long battle with terminal cancer, there were a few things that I never told her. Although it would have made me feel better to have everything out in the open, it would have made her unhappy. Your husband doubtless feels that heÂs outright lying to his mother by not telling her about the theft. Honestly, she may find the fact that her granddaughterÂs home was burglarized extremely distressing. If sheÂs obsessing, information like that might actually harm her.
Also, point out to your DH that his mother certainly didnÂt tell him awful things that he didnÂt have to know when he was a child. Now that the roles have reversed, he has an obligation to protect his mother just as she once protected him.
Just a little update since I noticed this thread had further postings.
MIL did (unfortunately) ask me straight out, if the ring was taken--and although it was really hard for me to lie to her face, I did just that. I told her that the ring was hidden well and the thieves did not find it.
DDs landlord put some type of device on the back door (the one busted in) which makes it harder to break into. She has bars on the lower windows, so they are pretty secure.
I would love to see her get an alarm system, but this is a rental apartment. Does anyone know of something that would work that is not hard wired?
She still has not gotten renters insurance. She is a responsible money making adult now--and I am not going to lead her by the nose on this one. I just told her, don't come crying to me if you are burglarized again and do not have renters insurance.
Thanks for all of the great words of wisdom!


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Make a Mini Pumpkin Wreath for Fall
Instead of making a wreath with bulky plastic gourds, try using putka pods, which are natural dried seed pods that look exactly like tiny pumpkins. This wreath makes an elegant fall statement that can be displayed year after year.
By: Marian Parson
Materials Needed:
- 12" foam wreath form
- 7-8 cups dried putka pods
- hot glue gun and glue sticks
- scissors
- ribbon
Apply Putka Pods
Preheat hot glue gun. Apply a small dab of hot glue to foam wreath (Image 1). Immediately press a dried putka pod into hot glue and hold into place until glue cools (Image 2). Repeat until entire front and sides of wreath are covered, arranging pods as close together as possible (Images 3 and 4). The back side of the wreath can remain uncovered unless wreath is going to be hung in front of a mirror (Image 5). Note: Some of the wreath form will still be visible through the pods at this point.
Backside of Mini Pumpkin Wreath
Preheat hot glue gun. Apply a small dab of hot glue to foam wreath. Immediately press a dried putka pod into hot glue and hold into place until glue cools. Repeat until entire front and sides of wreath are covered, arranging pods as close together as possible. The back side of the wreath can remain uncovered unless wreath is going to be hung in front of a mirror.
Add Second Layer of Pods
Place a small dab of hot glue on underside of a pod and press it into a place on the wreath where form is showing through (Images 1 and 2). Continue to apply pods to fill gaps until wreath form is no longer visible (Images 3 and 4). Tip: Step back from wreath a few times during this step to make sure second layer of pods is evenly applied.
Mini Pumpkin Wreath
Place a small dab of hot glue on underside of a pod and press it into a place on the wreath where form is showing through. Continue to apply pods to fill gaps until wreath form is no longer visible. Tip: Step back from wreath a few times during this step to make sure second layer of pods is evenly applied.
Clean Wreath and Hang With Ribbon
Once all pods are glued in place, use your fingers to gently remove any strings left by hot glue (Image 1). Loop a wide ribbon around completed wreath to hang indoors or out. Tip: This simple, rustic wreath would also make a beautiful candle ring for a fall centerpiece or you could make miniature wreaths to hold tea lights.
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At that time Ric designed the famous Gold's Gym Logo and later on the World Gym Gorilla which are both part of massive mobile marketing campaigns. During that time he wrote articles and posed with products for Joe Weider's Muscle & Fitness magazine.
Ric later joined Lou Ferrigno on the Incredible Hulk TV Series as the Demi Hulk (Middle Hulk) which became a cult favorite.Though he won a few bodybuilding titles, Ric turned to Pro Wrestling as 'The Equalizer' becoming a heavyweight champion and made a huge name for himself in federations such as WWE,WWF,CCW,NWA,AWA, and more Indy Feds, also doing many TV Commercials and Films.
Ric also works as a consultant and wrestling coordinator for many TV shows and donates his time in his ring via the Police Dept for underprivlege teens who want to learn some basics in the ring.
Ric, now being retired, He shoots videos in the ring to share with those around the world who don't access to learning so that they can learn the right wayand also writes fitness and nutrition articles for Bodybuilding.com Muscle&Fitness.com and RXMuscle.com.
Ric's Corner is a world of information on wrestling, old school bodybuilding, diet, relationships in gyms, etc and now has 12 million viewers and growing. One of the most popular channels on You Tube!
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Ric Drasin, personal trainer to the stars and former WWF Pro-Wrestler ("The Equalizer"), has been involved in bodybuilding and Pro Wrestling for more than 40 years. In the 70's, Ric trained with Arnold Schwarzenegger and many other bodybuilding legends. Each month, he'll share his opinions and experiences about serious bodybuilding. Watch for his book to be out soon. A great 'autobiography', including all his travels on the road wrestling, experiences with Arnold, Lou Ferrigno and a never released story on the 5 owners of Gold's gym and all the characters involved in the mobile marketing campaign that made it what it is today."
Ric won the first ever Joe Gold Lifetime Achievement award.
Ric accepting this award in Las Vegas:
Ric has one of the most popular Channels! It is called Ric's Corner..."Everything you always wanted to know about old school bodybuilding."
Ric constantly adds new videos and has amazing guests! If you like bodybuilding, you will love Ric's Corner!
Here is one of the episodes with his friend and WWE legend Steve Austin!
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The Neon Army will lead a mobile dance party powered by boomboxes and a FM radio frequency. After marching a undisclosed route through the city of Portland, Oregon it will end at a blowout Con Bro Chill concert.
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The party will be highlighted by four stops. A meet up point with pre-party inspection , two middle stops with ridiculous themes, and one insane final concert. This mass of partygoers is directed by a very radical squadron of party professionals as well as an MC broadcasting live through the boomboxes.
We will reveal the covert meetup location two hours prior to the event through the Neon Army mobile app and on Social Media. @TheNeonArmy #PartyMarch (#PDXPartyMarch)
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This was never an actual TV series but it was one I created a few years ago when I was in a fantasy network programming game where we had to create a series and write episodes and ratings were determined by voters. I posted a few synopsis here for voters and was encouraged to on the board to make a real pitch to a network or at least turn it into a graphic novel.
I did wind up writing the graphic novel and if I ever get motivated again I will resume pitching it to a graphic novel publisher.
In short DIVERGENT POINT dealt with the idea of what if the history we live is actually THE ALTERNATE HISTORY...that a time travel experiment gone horribly wrong resulted in the crazy messy world we live in where the US actually used Atomic Bombs in WW2-MLK gets gunned down in '68 instead of becoming president in 1976...that sort of thing. And how can it be made right again.
I still have a few copies up on Wordpress if anyone who digs alternate history wants to read more about it, see some of the pages or even pick one up it can be found below.
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As is recommended often, one should water thoroughly in any free-draining mix. To the point of water draining out of pot. What would be best way to deal with this 'overflow' - obviously it's not a problem when plants are outside, but inside is another story. I use to just dump water out of saucer onto another plant, knowing that this may not be best thing to do.
Any suggestions?
I make sure the saucers are large enough that I can water properly - so 15-20% of the total volume of water exits the pot. I raise my pots in the collection saucer so they're above the effluent that collects below, so no water that's passed through the soil can find its way back into the soil. The water that collects in the collection saucer is allowed to evaporate.
If you have only a few plants, carrying them to the sink or loading them on a little cart you can roll to the sink is another option. Most of my indoor plants are under lights over collection saucers in the basement, but those upstairs are watered/flushed individually & left to drain at the sink before being returned to their places, also in/on saucers in case there are a few drips.
Watering at the sink might also allow those growing in water-retentive soils to take full advantage of wicks; this, in order that they might water beyond the saturation point to flush the soil of salts w/o as much concern for impaired root function or rot due to soggy soils. Wicks 'fool' the excess water in soils into 'thinking' the pot is deeper than it really is. Water moves down the wick 'looking' for what it 'thinks' is the bottom of the pot and gets pushed off the bottom of the wick by water moving down from higher in the pot and wick. In order for wicks to be effective, they need to dangle a few inches below the pot until water stops dripping off the end of the wick.
My Spidy won't fit in the sink, the tub is the best place for her. I just let her sit until she isn't draining anymore. The hanger I have for her won't let me put a draining tray in it. But the other ones fit nicely in the sink and trays for after words.
thank you for suggestions. I use saucers, most of them have a layer of pea gravel at the bottom so the pots do get raised too. I just thought that there may be more water draining out since the plants would be potted in free draining mix (most of my plants are not yet since I just recently came accross the info on soil here/from you; I am tempted to repot all of them but understand that I need to wait-time is not right to repot now).
I have about 55 pots inside, few of them very large, so to carry over to sink is bit too much. I have always done that with orchids (have only 4), which I water exactly as you are suggesting & letting excess drain out completely before putting back in saucers.
The wick idea sounds great to me & will work wery well as soon as I can put pots outside, I keep them raised from the soil. I have used wick in a pot with my small Benjamina tree, the pot is only 1gal & easy to keep raised. I also have 2 plants in 3gal & 5gal pots that I put wicks in & was able to raise (couple of pieces of 2x4 across the saucer...)


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There's a whole new holistic animal care concept coming to town.
Bowen Therapy for Animals, says founder Barbara Ahern, is a safe, gentle, complementary therapy for pets.
"The practitioner activates a specific series of key acupoints on the animal that encourage a chain of events to take place," she says. "Animal Bowen stimulates the immune system, accelerating the healing process by as much as 80 percent. So, the animal recovers much quicker from injury or surgery."
With a Bowen workshop coming up in Carmel this weekend and all September, the Weekly wanted to learn more. Here's what Ahern illuminated on the topic.
How was the Animal Bowen approach developed? The Bowen technique is a unique hands-on therapy developed by Tom Bowen of Australia in the 1950s and adapted for use on animals by Carol Bennett in 1997.
What kind of science does it incorporate? Through a series of specific activations performed across muscle fiber, Animal Bowen seeks to restore balance to the body by sending neurological impulses (signals) to the brain.
Simultaneously, electrical impulses are also sent through the nervous system—stimulating the body to "remember" normal movement in the joints, muscles, and tendons.
This "neuromuscular re-education" results in the release of contracted muscles, increase in blood oxygen and acceleration of the body's own innate healing response.
You've said the technique is "overdue" in Monterey. Where is it more common? Due to Bowen Therapy's origination in Australia, and the fairly recent development of Animal Bowen, this treatment is most well-known and widely practiced in Australia, New Zealand, and the U.K. However, Animal Bowen is increasingly being used in veterinary clinics in the U.S. and Canada—as well as in rehabilitation facilities, sanctuaries and homes.
How can you tell if your dog is feeling sore or uncomfortable? Because pain is linked to changes in behavior, some active indicators of pain in an animal include: slower movement, a reluctance to respond, chronic pacing or panting, whimpering, and unsettled demeanor. To evaluate pain, practitioners commonly use a checklist such as the Glasgow Acute Pain Scale to better determine the degree of pain and discomfort in animals.
Can this technique help with training and acclimating newly adopted animals? The Monterey Peninsula has taken rescue animals into their hearts and homes. But, along with these loving companions comes the unknown history of physical and emotional trauma.
The contribution that Animal Bowen makes to improving negative emotional states and behavior is without exception.
One simple move can remove mistrust and fear in some animals. While in others, it may take several full treatments to achieve the same result. Usually within several moves, the animal grasps that this treatment is beneficial to them and they relax into their treatments—just as we might relax when treating ourselves to a luxurious day at the spa.
How does it affect arthritic animals? Arthritis is an auto-immune disease; a direct effect of an overactive immune system. This condition attacks the soft tissue and the cartilage between joints. Animal Bowen helps to restore balance to the immune system, addressing pain and inflammation in the animal.
In a study published by the Association of Veterinary Anesthetists in 2005 on Animal Bowen for chronic pain in geriatric dogs aged 13 to 16 years, one of the dogs in this study had complete resolution of hind limb lameness—of 5 years duration—after three sessions of Animal Bowen treatments.
How long does it take? And how long does it take to see results? Animal Bowen is a minimally invasive, highly relaxing, and low stress therapy that can be performed even on a painful or stressed animal. A session takes an average of 30 to 45 minutes to perform. In some cases, the animal responds with the first treatment. However, neurologists say it takes six weeks to restore autonomic balance to the body. Therefore, a series of Animal Bowen treatments—spaced one week apart for six weeks—is recommended to change the neural-response pattern in the animal.
Tell me about the first time you treated an animal. How have you changed your treatments since? The very first time I treated an animal with Bowen therapy was on my own dog. My 6-year-old cocker spaniel had been diagnosed with having suffered a stroke affecting the left side of her face.
The recommended treatment for her condition included manual lubrication of her eye several times a day, clearing out the food on left side of her mouth after each time she ate. In other words, I had to compensate for what her nervous system was no longer taking care of automatically. I was given no indication by the doctor as to when, or if, the condition may resolve itself.
So I decided to mimic a Bowen treatment on her, in the same way that I performed it on my human clients. The next day there was no change. However, 48 hours after her treatment, my little Mitzi with symptom-free.
That experience convinced me to pursue advanced training to make Animal Bowen the new focus in my career.
Holistic Canine Therapy workshops happens 9am-5pm Sundays in September at The Raw Connection, 26549 Carmel Rancho Blvd., Carmel. Intro modules take place Sept. 9 and 16, with professional series Sept. 23 and 30. $250/module one; $450/both modules. For more on Animal Bowen treatment call 250-8800 or visit www.animalpractitioner.com.


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for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom jeff city
OkPosted Nov 28, 2014
It was ok. Got what I paid fifty dollars for. Cheap hotel. It was ok
by A verified travelerfrom toledo
Posted Oct 14, 2014
No breakfast, fairly run down. Bedding looked very old
by A verified travelerfrom North Carolina
Just a place to sleepPosted Sep 20, 2014
Pros: The price
Cons: water temperature, coffee machines in the room
Location: I just ate at a local restaurant
On a long journey, this place is ok for one night, just to rest and get back on the road. The shower was not hot, not even a little coffee machine in the room. There was coffee in the office in the morning but I was not near it. Room was comfortable, TV, micro and min refrig, but things were old and it was kind of outdated.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Springfield IL
Great value.Posted Sep 2, 2014
We had a last-minute one- night stay when nearly every hotel in every price range was sold out due to Cubs vs Cardinal game. Room very clean and bed comfortable. Would stay there again.
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Posted Aug 26, 2014 on Hotels.com
Room is kinda dirty Smell bad
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good place for the pricePosted Jul 29, 2014 on Hotels.com
good place for a late night stay last minute
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Good for the moneyPosted Jul 23, 2014
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Not what would be considered updated, but serves its purpose. Clean, with decent Wi-Fi connection. AC was a little noisy but not terrible. Room did have a mini-fridge and microwave.
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You get what you pay forPosted Jul 13, 2014 on Hotels.com
Cheap but even though it was a nonsmoking room it smelled like stale smoke. Also found a dead roach in my room. But all I needed it for was a few hours sleep before hitting the road again so it served its purpose.
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Inexpensive one-night stayPosted Jul 9, 2014 on Hotels.com
We chose this hotel for its location on our route and the price. We examined neighborhood before reserving the room and it is not a bad area. Fairly rural. Price was right. Room served it's purpose well. We stayed just one night and moved on with our trip. I would stay there again.
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