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A great Facebook idea took hold this year – "30 days of giving thanks." Facebook users listed something for which they are thankful every day in November.
We'd like to hijack that idea and list 30 things about Cleveland County for which we are thankful.
(Maybe we'll even get a few "likes!")
Here goes …
An indomitable spirit of giving. From record-breaking United Way campaigns to The Star's Empty Stocking Fund to "Connect, Commit to Change" and many points beyond, Cleveland County residents never stop giving.
Uptown lights . Kings Mountain, Shelby and other towns usher in the holiday spirit with lights that are a sign of the season.
Barbecue! From the "two Bridges" to the Flying Pig, local eaters take their cue from the 'cue.
South Mountain State Park . Have you hiked up to see the waterfall? If not, you are really missing out on something in your own backyard!
Friday Night football . Need we say more?
Four seasons . It's hot in the summer, brisk in the fall, mild in the spring and the winter is, usually, good for a couple of snows.
Fruits and veggies. In some places, all the produce is imported. But here, during the various seasons we can enjoy all sorts of home grown produce.
The American Legion World Series . If you have been, you know why this is on the list. If you haven't, you are missing a slice of Americana.
Broad River Greenway. What a beautiful natural resource!
Sunset Cemetery. This might seem a bit creepy, but if you've ever spent some time walking through this graveyard, you would be awed by the history and stories that can be learned.
Red Bone Willy's/Knob Creek Orchard – just when you think Cleveland County can stretch any farther north, you come upon these two establishments. Produce, knickknacks and homemade ice cream await!
Parades . Most Cleveland County towns still have Christmas parades and thank goodness for that! Seeing ol' Santa bringing up the rear is a sight every child should see
The Cleveland County Fair – vinegar fries, the Ferris wheel, pig races … the fair will be here forever.
A commitment to the arts. From the Arts Council to strong school programs, our county understands that a well-rounded education is a balance between academics, athletics and the arts.
Santa's House on the courtsquare. First National Bank's Christmas tradition is a priceless part of any child's Christmas.
Patriotism. Not the phone jingoistic stuff – we're talking the real patriotism that emerges when a fallen soldier returns home. Cleveland County residents get it.
Historical legacy. From the Gardners to the Hooeys to the Webbs to the Weathers, to strong individual leaders such as Ezra Bridges, Cleveland County's legacy of leadership will forever be a part of this state's history.
Gardner-Webb University . Speaking of "Gardner," having a full-fledged university in our county is a tremendous resource.
The Joy and Don Gibson theatres – two terrific performing arts centers that bring an array of talented artists to our county.
Livermush. If turkey isn't available for Thanksgiving …..
The Earl Scruggs Museum . It's not even open yet, but we can already sense the positive impact it will have on this community.
Trees. Might seem silly, but this time of year, as the full growth of summer cycles toward the bare branches of winter, we can really see the majesty of the many trees that dot our landscape.
A vibrant community college. Cleveland Community College continues to grow and size and stature. It is a huge resource for our community.
Baseball. Not just the American Legion World Series, mentioned above, but a love of our national pastime permeates through our communities.
Proximity. There are few places in the world that are just a few hours from gorgeous mountains, endless beaches and major metropolitan areas – not to mention the quaint small-town feel we all get right here at home.
A vital faith community . Spend a few minutes on a Friday going through The Star's Faith section – the number of activities and events is staggering.
A spirit of collaboration. From our health care community to helping agencies to the business world, there is always a feeling that folks will chip in for the greater good.
The Inn at Webbley. It is indeed a national treasurer and important part of our state's history.
Civic clubs. From Rotary to Civitans to the Lions and more, local civic clubs do more than just meet and fellowship, they make important contributions to our society.
We left the last one blank – that is for you to fill in. Go to our Facebook page or send us an email and let us know what we left off the list that makes you thankful to live in Cleveland County.


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LA GRANGE — When Anthony Loftin was coaching North Lenoir's girls basketball team he ran a system known as "32 minutes of hell" for its ball pressure and frenetic pace, and it worked.
Loftin's now coaching the boys and he's using the same system.
It still works.
Jauquez Jones scored 24 points and North Lenoir forced South Lenoir into 33 turnovers, more than half of them steals as the Hawks won 71-60 Friday in the first game on the hardwood between the county rivals this season.
Jones had five of his team's 18 steals and hit a pair of 3-pointers during a key third-quarter stretch in which North Lenoir (4-3) scored 10 unanswered points to turn a tie game into a manageable one for the Hawks.
"We went. We played like we was playing pick-up ball — up and down the court, we did what we wanted to, didn't run any sets and that pressure got us that lead," said Loftin, whose team has now surpassed its win total for all of last season. "We did a real good job of getting our hands on a lot of balls."
North Lenoir led 27-20 at the break thanks to a 13-0 first-half run that saw the Blue Devils (2-3) go nearly six minutes without a field goal.
During the stretch the Hawks had two, sometimes three defenders on the ball, which led to 12 turnovers and six points in transition.
South Lenoir fought back to start the third quarter by scoring the first seven points of the second half to tie it. But North Lenoir, which had been out of its full-court press, switched its defense back to the full length of the court and used a 10-0 run to pull ahead for good.
"I feel like the difference in the game was probably a 3- or 4-minute stretch in the first half and a 3- or 4-minute stretch in the second half where we just panicked. It was poor coaching," said South Lenoir coach Jeremy Barnett, whose team has lost three games to teams that excel with ball pressure. "My job is to get them to do the things we need to do … and I've done a poor job.
"Whatever I've got to do I've got to do better because they're trying. … Right now we're a very poor-coached basketball team."
Playing without a true point guard the Blue Devils, who were led by Ishmael Baldwin's 26 points and 17 rebounds, found it hard to get into their offense due to the pressure they faced. But when they were able to break the press, shots just would not fall.
South Lenoir hit only 18 of its 47 shot attempts — 2 of 16 from behind the arc — and didn't convert a 3-pointer until Dion Jones, who scored 15 points, hit one midway through the fourth period.
"We've just got to have somebody step up and do their job. We're not shooting the ball well," Barnett said. "I really thought we'd be a good shooting team. They were open shots, we're just not making them."
The Hawks struggled with their shot as well, hitting just 21 of their 61 field goal tries. But their pressure allowed them more opportunities, thus the difference in scoring.
"We couldn't execute our offense, get the type of shots we wanted to but I'm happy," Loftin said. "South Lenoir never gave up. … They've got a good team over there but I'm proud of my guys."
South Lenoir did its part to help out the Hawks by putting them on the free throw line 43 times, but it was North Lenoir's inability to connect at the charity stripe that did it in.
Heather West scored 15 points and grabbed eight rebounds and teammate Marquia Suddeth had a double-double of 12 points and 13 rebounds as the Blue Devils (3-2) held on late for the win.
Three South Lenoir players fouled out but North Lenoir (1-6) was only able to hit 14 of its 43 free throws — 6 of 17 in the fourth quarter alone.
Ayshalai Supel hit two of those fourth-quarter freebies to pull the Hawks to within a point at 40-39 with 1:58 to play. West's younger sister, Hailey, hit a jumper with 38 seconds left to go up 42-39, then the older West, who was being scouted by a representative from Methodist College, hit a pair of free throws with 12 seconds to play to ice it for South Lenoir.
Ta'Breia Foster scored a game-high 18 points for the Hawks, who built an early lead but couldn't sustain it. They were outscored by South Lenoir 17-8 in the final period.
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South Lenoir 9 11 13 27—60
North Lenoir 17 10 20 24—71
BLUE DEVILS (2-3) — Ishmael Baldwin 26, Dion Jones 15, Wooten 7, Turner 6, King 3, Janning 2, Davis 1, Garner, Cooper, Kennedy, Smith, Ezzell.
HAWKS (4-3) — Jauquez Jones 24, Rouse 9, Summers 5, Carlton 5, Davis 5, Troy 5, K. Robinson 4, King 3, Pridgen 3, Hough 3, Sutton 2, J. Robinson 2, Stocks 1, Wilkes, Letchworth.
South Lenoir 8 13 6 17—44
North Lenoir 14 5 12 8—39
BLUE DEVILS (3-2) — Heather West 15, Marquia Suddeth 12, Jones 6, Meready 4, Adams 3, Ha. West 2, Franklin 2, Combs, Pelletier, Stapleford, Hardy.
HAWKS (1-6) — Ta'Breia Foster 18, Lee 7, Supel 6, Howard 2, Hart 2, Goodall 1, Haerer, Varnell, Stallings.

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Comment: These bags look sharp on my 2005 Honda Shadow Spirit VT750DC. Maximum size for my bike. The strap is too thick to go under my seat, so I suggest mounting brackets. To find a better set of bags you will have to add a zero to the end of the price.
E Ostby
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Gurnee, IL
Comment: These saddlebags look great and I am please with this product. I did mount them using the Ghost Brackets.
S. Snow
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Comment: Bags fit well. They could not be any larger. I had to add more holes to adjust height and keep them off the exhaust. Great quality for the price. I'd buy them again.
Dale M.
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Comment: I bought these saddlebags for my 2007 V-Star 650 classic. I had to modify the yoke with some additional holes so that they were far enough away from the pipes, but other than that they are great.
Jim B
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Comment: I read the reviews before I bought these bags and everyone said how surprised they were of the quality. So I was expecting some really nice bags and they still exceeded what I thought they would be. Very sturdy with the back being a layer of plastic I was able to cut of the straps and mount them to a bracket to fit on my 02 fatboy. They fit perfect and really nice quality.
Denver Colorado
Comment: All the reviews I read about these bags were all positive so I bought a set. The bags were as nice as was said on the reviews. The bags fit my VTX perfectly. For the money you won't find a nicer set of bags.
Ronald Blandford
Comment: I just bought these bags for my Honda. They look great on my bike. They are a nice size bag. For the money I'm really pleased with them.
Comment: I just received my saddle bags by Fedex and I really like these bags they fit exactly like I hoped. I would definately buy from these Jafrum again.
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Comment: Bags are better than expected. Well made, zip off with handles are great. You will not be sorry you purchased these bags.
Comment: I ordered these bags for my 2011 Suzuki Boulevard S40. They were shipped promptly and looked great when I got them out of the box. Unfortunately, they were too big for my small-frame bike. Rather then return them, I sold them (at cost) to a friend with a 2006 Yamaha Roadstar and they seemed to fit just fine.
Philadelphia, PA
Comment: I ordered these bags for my (new to me) 2005 V-Star 1100 Classic on Tuesday evening and received them at the office on Thursday afternoon. WOW! These bags look like I spent 3 or 4 times what I did. I read all the reviews and figured I'd return them if they weren't exactly what I was looking for. Well, there's no way these are going back! I did need to add extra holes (one row) to move them up from the pipes, but it only took me about 45 minutes to complete the entire job. I'm a newbie, so I want to ride as much as possible before Daytona Bike Week and therefore I'm riding this bike everywhere, including the grocery store. These bags will carry the groceries and all the other crap us girls think we 'need' for any ride. Thanks Jafrum, you're my new favorite store!
Titusville, FL
Comment: I read the reviews of bags on here and couldn't believe the reviews they got for the prices they are asking. I have not mounted the bags to bike yet. Although I will be using Edge Brackets to hard mount them. Just got my first bike last August, so I know very little about different kinds of bags. But after looking at bags at Iron Pony in Columbus, I am unsure how Jafrum makes any money off these bags. My brackets cost twice as much as the bags. I was SHOCKED at how solid these bags were, right out of the box. I would probably give these bags a 4.5 stars on quality. However, for the price there is NO WAY I can give it less than 5 stars.
Columbus, Ohio
Comment: Have these on a 2002 FLSTFI. I wasn't sure about them as I took them out of the box, but they fit the lines of the bike, and I am not disappointed in the look. The bags are made well, and well worth the money. I recomment these bags to anyone looking for a clean look for their bike.
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Comment: These bags are great! I read the reviews and everyone was right. They are big, but they look awesome on my 2003 Honda Shadow ACE Deluxe. I use my bike as a commuter, so I need room for my purse and work stuff. I also need to dress warm in the morning and shed layers in the afternoon. Now I can carry my raingear all the time for those pop up thunderstorms.
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Comment: What a great price for the quality of the bags! I put them on my Victory v92sc and at first tried the throw over attachment and used the shoelace type ties that came with it. I ended up taking off the throw over attachment, then removed my seat and using heavy duty zip ties I secured the bags. If you want a secure fit, don't even bother with the throw over attachment. With a little ingenuity, you will have great looking bags at a great price!
Comment: My husband was very leary about having saddle bags on his "cool" manly bike. I ordered these bags a week before our first weekend bike trip without his knowledge. When they came in he was very impressed with the quality and after making brackets for them he was pleased with the outcome. They are roomy and sturdy.
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Comment: Ordered this set of bags for my 06 VTX 1300C. Put them on and there was no need for turn signal relocation. They seem to fit perfectly between the passenger's floor boards and the rear turn signals. Ordered them on Tuesday and received them on Thursday. Quick shipping. Also appear to be good quality. Definitely appear to rival high priced leather. I do recommend getting brackets to keep them off of your shocks to prevent rubbing.
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Comment: Fit nicely on my 09 vulcan 900 custom.
Comment: Great bags for the money had to relocate the rear directionals but worth it!
Manchester NH
Comment: These are fantastic for the price. When you get up really close and open it up to see the plastic/cardboard-like material inside that holds the shape, you can tell they aren't top of the line. And one of the studs isn't in all the way. But they look great on my 2004 Suzuki VZ800. They are very functional, I'm not afraid of anything falling out of them, and they're easy to take off/put back on at the end of a ride. I am VERY HAPPY with my purchase!
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Comment: I wanted more of an OEM look (without the humongous price) for my Suzuki C50 cruiser. These bags are a close match. Very sturdy, tons of room, nice fit and finish.
Chicago Illinois
Comment: Great bags for the price. The day after I got these bags it snowed on them after I rode to work. The snow caused no damage to the bags, the road conditions were a different story.
Comment: You will not find a better built set of saddle bags than these for the price they cost! HUGE and look great on a Honda Shadow ACE.....and fit perfect. I have owned several bikes, HD's and all, these bags would cost 3 to 4 times as much if sold by Harley Davidson....they are that well constructed and look just as good hanging off the side of my bike. Built in inside pouches is a big plus. Great looking bags indeed.
Rodney S
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Comment: I had to replace my smaller bags on my 2006 Fatboy and i could not have found a better deal. These bags are large enough to carry all my gear for long trips and look great.
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Comment: Great fit and a great price. Was kind of nervous about buying online but very nice. Didn't have to modify anything had them on in 15 minutes. Great quality at a decent price.
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Comment: Bags Were Way Better Than I Expected. Wicked Fast shipping. Great Ablility To Track Your Order The Same Day You Purchase It. You Won't Find Better Products For The Price.
Clarksville, TN
Comment: The were easy to install on my Honda Shadow 2001. They fit great and look great. I don't get a lot of rain here and tend not to ride when it does (it is sunny 90% of the time but when it rains it is torrential.), so I cannot comment on weatherability.
Comment: This are great bags, but the stated sizing is off. I purchased a pair 6 to 7 years ago and they have lasted well. At that time the measurements were stated as 15.5 x 9.5 x 7 -- These are correct. I saw these bags and thought they were a slightly bigger version. They were Identical. Again they are nice bags and hold up well, but they are smaller than stated.
Comment: bags are very nice hard sided with heat resistant fabric on the bottom. Leather like material is actually leather like some pvc bags I've purchased before from other places are hard these are very soft and plyable. Size is great maximizes the potential for saddlebags on my 2012 750 spirit
Comment: The saddlebags arrived a couple of days after I ordered them and were just as advertised. Good size bags, nice looking, and easy to install. I did not have to add extra holes to the yoke as some reviewers did. I installed Yamaha saddlebag support brackets which help. Naturally, it's a little tricky tying the bags to the support brackets since the ties are on the back side of the bags. I love the video reviews on Jafrum's website and Louie is correct, the small padlocks will scratch the paint on your fender if you don't position them just right. Have not been rained on yet, so I can't attest to how waterproof these bags are. No complaints and I will buy from Jafrum again.
Wilmington, NC
Comment: Love this site, placed order on a Wed. and had product on Sat. of same week. They fit like a glove. Have had several friends, see bags , now going to site to order theirs. will be buying other items soon.
Myrtle Beach SC
Comment: Mounted these to my 2010 Yamaha Raider 1900 about 2 months ago. They look awesome and performe even better !!!!! Plenty of room for storage. Very waterproof, got cought in a 4 hour rain storm and nothing got wet. Great durable construction, holds it's shape. I tried the throw over at first, but strap was to short (I have a wide rear fender due to wide tire on the Raider) and had to Jimmy-Rig it with strips of velcro & zip ties to fit under the seat. Didn't like that, so cut the straps off with a razor and did a hard mount, very easy to do and looks Way Better !!!!! Get a lot of complaments everywhere I go, people can't beleive how great they look on my bike, and paid so little for them. Live in the Atlanta area, shipping was very fast, had them in 2 days. You can't go wrong with these bags !!!!!!
Ed W. Solvinsky
Atlanta, Ga
Comment: These bags fit great.They could not be any bigger and fit a V Star 1300 in my opinion.They are everything that the description says and more.Frankly I was surprised at the quality of theses bags.I have stuffed them with my leathers,rain gear and even several bottles of water and they still snap and buckle with no issues.I did permanant mount them to the guards I have because I did not like the strings being tied to the guards as the way to secure them.I was not interested in taking them on and off,so I can not comment on how easy or difficult they would be to remove or put back on.These bags are well worth the money.
Lexington, Illinois
Comment: Fits well using yoke on fender under passenger seat. Took off two rear rubber pads on seat pan to compensate for yoke thickness. Sturdy, large and look good. Did not come with advertised padlocks and handle configuration is different than pics. Not complaining for price though.
CJ Mathews
Gastonia, NC
Comment: I just got a Stryker Star and need bags for it, I really liked these, they arrived quickly, easy to put on and lots of room. You will enjoy these very much
These Saddlebags are constructed using a leather-like PVC material and are
available in a plain or a studded version. Each version has a separate listing
on our site so be sure the item you wish to purchase is the item pictured in the
listing. These are a large sized bag and measure 18.25 x 7.5 x 10.5 inches. They
are perfect for large cruisers and work on many medium sized bikes as well,
although some customers had to relocate their turn signals. These bags are
designed to be used as either a throw over style, or a rigid mounted bag. To
mount using the throw over method, simply remove your one piece seat or the
passenger half of your two-piece seat and lay the yoke of the bags over the rear
fender. Adjust the yoke to ensure that the bags do not touch your exhaust
system. There is a layer of heat resistant fabric that has been added to the
bottom of the bag which keeps the bag from melting but exhaust clearance is
still needed to protect the bag's contents. In the reviews, some customers have
indicated that extra holes were needed in the yoke to get the height of the bags
perfect, but that adding the holes was easy. We also recommend using a saddlebag
support system like saddlebag bracket A, to make sure your bags don't sag or get
pulled into the wheel. Once you have reinstalled your seat, you can secure the
bags to the supports using these tiedowns. To eliminate the yoke for bolt on
mounting, you will need to purchase a rigid style mounting system. The back of
these bags are constructed using a rigid plastic offering a variety of mounting
options. These SD4068 bags are easily removed for security and convenience.
Lifting this hook and loop flap exposes a zipper for easy removal, and these
grommeted holes allow the bags to be locked to the yoke as a light theft
deterrent. Use caution when using these locks while riding to make sure they
aren't touching the paint. The carry handles are on the inside edge of the bag
instead in the middle of the lid. This allows the handles to be tucked away out
of site, giving the bags a cleaner look, and also makes it possible to carry
both bags with one hand. The bags are held closed by these hidden, lockable
quick release buckles, and a snap on the front and rear of the lid. Opening the
bag exposes a flap that is designed to help keep water and dirt out of your
luggage. Inside the bag, there are two low profile perimeter pockets and the
semi rigid panels that help the bags keep their shape.
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A few weeks ago, "Jurassic Park" was on cable and I watched it. I hadn't seen it since it was released 20 years ago and I was curious to see if it held up. It did, in fact. I found it quite entertaining, even though I knew how it turned out.
I was so stupid. If I had only waited until April 5, I could have paid an exorbitant amount of money to see a 3D conversion of the same movie. It would cost the price of a movie ticket, plus an "event charge" for the 3D.
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Shooting a film intentionally in 3D is admirable, and it occasionally results in an enhanced experience in the theater. I think the two best recent uses of the technology were James Cameron's "Avatar" and Martin Scorsese's "Hugo." One almost got the feeling that the filmmakers did it to make their films better, not to make money.
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Most 3D conversions are found lacking. One of the exceptions was last year's conversion of Cameron's "Titanic," but he had the time and money to do it right. He told me it took 300 artists working full time for 60 weeks – at a cost of $18 million.
"Normally, I am against 3D conversions," Cameron said at the time. "It has to be done right."
Most studios would not be willing to shell out $18 million, or devote so much time, to make the conversion right. After all, the whole purpose of the conversion is to make a quick buck on a product that has long been on the shelf. They call it found money, so why cut into the profits?
What bothers me even more than the "event fees" that jack up ticket prices is the tinkering with old movies. Hollywood rarely converts bad films that were unsuccessful at the box office. Instead, they grab whatever big movies they can find and convert them.
It scares me to think where this might end. Is there any film considered off limits by these numbers crunchers?
I've been trying to come up with a 3D conversion that would upset me the most. Of course, it has to be "The Godfather." I'm sure Francis Ford Coppola would never allow it, but the notion still keeps me up at night.
I suppose the conversation might go something like this:
FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA: You said you wanted to talk about an exciting new project that involved "The Godfather." You aren't talking about a "Godfather IV," are you? I can't go through that again, after "Godfather III."
STUDIO EXECUTIVE: I wouldn't do that to you, Francis. My idea won't cause you any grief at all.
COPPOLA: What is it?
EXEC: Are you sitting down?
COPPOLA: I'm sitting right in front of you.
EXEC: That's right. I'm so excited about this idea that I can't think straight. I want you to convert "The Godfather" into 3D.
COPPOLA: Are you out of your mind?


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With the help of $100,000 in seed money from the state, a University of Mississippi professor's dream of launching a new business is about to come to fruition.
Mike Repka, UM chairman and associate professor of pharmaceutrics, was on hand Monday to accept the money from the Mississippi Technology Alliance. The funds will help start Oxford Polymed Corp., a new clinical stage pharmaceutical development company based in Oxford focusing on several drug delivery systems.


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Hui Defends his Packwood Tire Rack ProSolo Win
PACKWOOD, Wash. (July 25, 2013) – Stephen Hui, of Bellevue, Wash., repeated as winner of The Tire Rack® SCCA ProSolo® Super Challenge on the grounds of the former Hampton Mills Lumber Yard in Packwood, Wash. Laura Molleker, of Granite Falls, Wash., won gold in the Ladies Challenge.
The 131 entrants enjoyed clear track conditions all weekend, with temperatures in the low 80s. The favorable conditions allowed drivers to focus on tackling the course designed by Tim Weidemann, who was assisted by Geoff Clark. The shape of the lot did not allow for mirror-image courses to be created, so Weidemann and Clark improvised. They created two similar courses, one of which was more flowing and longer, while the other was shorter and more technical, resulting in an average time difference of one second.
The hospitality of the Northwest Region was on full display, as they hosted a Friday welcome party for all the competitors consisting of corn-on-the-cob, hamburgers and other party food. During the weekend, a local church group ran concessions, but Saturday night witnessed an impromptu, after-hours margarita party break out amongst those still at the competition site.
Sunday's 8:00 a.m. start came quickly for some, but Hui (Road Tire 2WD, Toyota Celica) was ready to go after setting the quickest indexed time in his class on Saturday. His combined time of 48.270 seconds was enough to ensure a class victory by 0.369-second.
Hui's first-round matchup was against class-competitor Jon Pomrenke (Road Tire 2WD, KFS, Inc. Mazda Miata). Hui had Pomrenke's number, once again taking the win after beating him on Saturday. In round two, Hui moved forward in the competition after he dispatched class-winner Karl Coleman (Stock/Street Index 5, Tight-n-Tidy Racing Subaru WRX).
In the quarterfinal round, Hui went up against Eric Stoltz (Bump Class 1, Advanced Suspension Design Mazda Miata). He took the win over Stoltz, and met another class winner, Ryan Johnson (Stock/Street Index 1 Ryno Management, Inc./Blackwatch Racing Lotus Elise), in the semis. Hui took the win over Johnson, advancing to the finals where he took on Jon Clements.
Clements (Race Tire Index 1, Mondiale 85S), the runner-up in his class after Saturday's runs, beat Super Stock winner Ryan Otis (SmallTownCookie.com Chevrolet Corvette) in the quarters. In the semifinals, Clements sent another class winner, Ron Bauer (Race Tire Index 2, Bauerspeed Racing/Tight-n-Tidy Racing Mazda MX-5), to the third-place runoff after taking the win.
The final matchup proved to be one of past Packwood ProSolo Super Challenge winners. Clements won the event in 2010 when he was 16, while Hui was defending his Super Challenge title from a year ago. It proved to be Hui's day, as he took the win over Clements. Clements ran faster, but incurred a two-second penalty for hitting a cone in the slalom section that moved Hui to the title. Bauer took home third, winning the consolation round against Johnson.
After Saturday's Ladies Class runs, Molleker (Ladies Class 2, Air Testing & Design Mini Cooper) sat second. However, on Sunday, she beat Tasha Mikko (Ladies Class 3, MAPerformance/CIRO Design Mitsubishi Evo IX) and class-winner Laurie Hyman (Ladies Class 1, Cobb Surgeline/GT-RR Nissan GT-R) en route to the final. Molleker kept up her winning ways, beating Connie Smith (Ladies Class 2, 3Zero3ms.com/SPE-ED/Customcraft/KW Audi TT) in the final to take the Ladies Challenge title.
Gene Baker (Stock/Street Index 4, Pontiac Firebird) took the Bonus Challenge win.
The Tire Rack SCCA ProSolo series has one more event before the finale in Lincoln, Neb. Round Nine is schedule for July 27-28, at the Toledo Express Airport.
Information on the Packwood Tire Rack ProSolo Series event can be found here. More information on the entire Tire Rack SCCA Solo program is available at www.scca.com/Solo.
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Mugler Cologne.
Thread: SOTD Tuesday, December 12th
I wore Relax yesterday for the first time in a while, and i really appreciated it for all that it is. Today I think I just about have to go with something a little refreshing. SO, Mare by Creative Universe will fit the bill perfectly.
Mugler Cologne.
L'Artisan's Passage d'Enfer
Continuing on day three of my L'Artisan exploration with Dzongkha.
De gustibus non est disputandum
CdG Synthetic: Skai
i just got about 15 samples today (6 AdP vials, and the entire CdG incense series, + navegar and tabac blond) so i really have no freakin idea where to start. i can say this with confidence: i'll wear at least one of them.
Buy my extra scents - mainly niche - over 50 items (tiny bottles)
Bvlgari pour Homme
Heure Exquise
"Wovon man nicht lesen kann, darüber muss man schreiben."
My parents are visiting & we're going to Osage Beach for some shoppin' over the next couple days. SOTD: Gaultier2. SOTD 12/13: Bvlgari Black.
"Wait...is David Bowie really God?" - Penelope Garcia
Joining foetidus and ifconfig in L'Artisan.
Fou d'Absinthe
Top Notes: icy-cool alcohol, absinthe, a green, slightly bitter note, angelica, blackcurrant buds
Heart Notes: star anise, pepper, clove, nutmeg, ginger, patchouli
Base Notes: dry pine needles, cistus, fir balsam
Le Labo Rose 31
The Dreamer - my first Versace ever! This is beauty in a bottle.
Thank you Biffo_the_Bear :-)
Creed - Vétiver (1948).
LL Au Masculin 2nd day in row
Good Life.
Annick Goutal Sables
"Perfume is the dream that carries me."
There is always the sky to look at
Dior Homme
"It is the mark of a brave man to admit defeat, cut his loss and move on." - David Ogilvy
Musc Ravageur again
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L'Artisan Dzing!
Escada Sentiments
Current Top 5
1. Creed Aventus
2. A*Men Pure Malt
3. L'instant Extreme
4. Nasomatto Duro
5. CDG - Kyoto
Robert Piguet - Bandit EdT
decant sales:
Crystal Flacon
Ormonde Jayne - Isfarkand
"The grand essentials of happiness are: something to do, something to love, and something to hope for", Allan Chalmers.
Going subtle today ... Bvlgari Pour Homme Soir
I'm giving a full-on test of Signature VIP Room today.
I've trademarked the color bleu
I'm very sad in these days. Bois du Portugal (Creed) is the only thing to lift me up, giving me confidence.
Gendarme V.
Just because it happened to you doesn't make it interesting.
In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice, there is.
My sales thread: http://www.basenotes.net/threads/304...85#post2614885
Wanted: YSL Nu EdP
Rose 31 - Le Labo
John Varvatos
(STILL have traces of Aramis Havana for Men from last night, even after a long, steamy shower!)
These things cannot be long hidden: the Sun, the Moon, the Truth--Buddha
"We are fast approaching the stage of the ultimate inversion: the stage where the government is free to do anything it pleases, while the citizens may act only by permission; which is the stage of the darkest periods of human history, the stage of rule by brute force." Ayn Rand...
"The essence of fascism is to make laws forbidding everything and then enforce them selectively against your enemies."
Daily Wardrobe
Vétiver Extraordinaire by Editions de Parfums Frederic Malle
Terre D'Hermes EDT, shower gel, stick deodorant, after shave.
Chanel Egoiste, day 2
Eau du Lalique
Wishlist is pointless.
I'm wearing Datura Noir
DH is wearing Lolita Lempika for Men
"Of the five senses, the sense of smell is incontestably the one that best conveys a sense of immortality."
Salvador Dali
M7 at the office.
I'll blow them away! My concession to decorum: I only used one spray.
Ungaro 111
Very Irrisistible edt, a/s balm, deo stick
(I'm fighting off a cold, so I'm just wearing old reliables for a while. Once I beat this, I'll be trial-wearing some Montales Vijay sent me.)
Helmut Lang Cologne
In rotation: Greenbriar (new), Silver Mountain Water, Dunhill for Men (1934), Acqua di Parma Colonia, Habit Rouge EDC, Ho Hang, B*Men, Agua Brava
Bouquet Impérial
Roger & Gallet
Brulure de Rose
Generale 13
Cuiron Pour Homme
Grey Flannel - Geoffrey Beene
In honor of Frank Sinatra's birthday today, I'll be wearing Bois du Portugal.
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Dave here.
Chanel Platinum Egoiste
Nihil Obstat Ben
My Wardrobe
Comme des Garçons 2 Man
Yr good bud,
"Why spend life seeking that which does not satisfy? Why remain a slave, when freedom waits? Let your life shine; illumine the world with your truth!"
My Wardrobe
My Reviews
Fiat justitia ruat cælum.
Let justice be done, even if the sky should fall.
Lucius Calpurnius Piso Caesoninus
Qui nihil potest sperare, desperet nihil.
Let him who can hope for nothing despair of nothing.
Male irato ferrum committitur.
It is an evil thing to arm an angry man.
Diptyque Virgilio - Parfum d'Empire Eau de Gloire
Gris Clair by SL.
"A great perfume is a work of art, it can lift our days, haunt our nights and create the milestones of our memories. Fragrance is liquid emotion. And that never goes out of fashion. " MICHAEL EDWARDS
My Wardrobe Icon says it all.....Anvers
Same here.Originally Posted by CologneJunkie
"It always seems impossible until it's done." -Nelson Mandela
My mission statement: "I am not afraid to keep on living - I am not afraid to walk this world alone."


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16 April 2012
Shepherd Neame's Faversham Brewery will feature on BBC 2 as part of a new series looking at the best regional ingredients in the UK.
Presented by restaurant critic Giles Coren, this week's episode of Our Food – the third in the series – focuses on Kent. It will be broadcast at 8pm on Wednesday 18 April.
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30 March 2012
As everyone will be aware energy is expensive and the brewing process uses a lot of it – we spend time heating things up, cooling them down or moving them around. There are comparisons between energy usage in the home and in the brewery but with an obvious difference in scale.
29 March 2012
Food served at Shepherd Neame pubs has been recognised as the best in the UK at the pub industry's national awards. The company's managed houses were awarded Best Food Offer at The Publican Awards 2012, held at the Grosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane last night. Fighting off stiff competition from a shortlist including three national pub operators, the judges concluded that Shepherd Neame was a worth
21 March 2012
Shepherd Neame chief executive Jonathan Neame said: "The Beer Duty Escalator is an economically illiterate policy that is inconsistent with other measures to develop a safer drinking culture in this country."The tourism and hospitality sectors are great sources of job creation, particularly for young people.
20 March 2012
We don't only run Beer & Food Evenings in our Visitor Centre - our expert team regularly visits pubs all around the South East (and sometimes further!)
Learn how Master Brewers and the Taste Panel assess every batch of Shepherd Neame beer and discover fascinating facts about each beer as well as enjoy a perfectly-matched meal in the comfort of your local.
Contact us by email
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Dark 'Man of Steel' could use more heart
Warner Bros. Pictures
Paging Christopher Reeve: Henry Cavill is buff but rather dull in the title role of "Man of Steel."
Warner Bros. Pictures
Laurence Fishburne is given nothing to do in the role of Daily Planet editor Perry White, and Amy Adams, as ace reporter Lois Lane, lacks chemistry with Henry Cavill's Superman.
Here was this guy from another planet whose superpowers set him apart from Earthlings, yet the ingratiating thing was that he had to pretend to be ordinary -- even bumbling and a little geeky -- to fit in. That masquerade, combined with the sunny performance by newcomer Christopher Reeve, humanized the otherwise bland superhero.
Lots of comicbook, TV and movie variations have played around with the man from Krypton since then, and the makers of "Man of Steel" have definitively veered from that 25-year-old example. This Superman is dark and brooding, and the film around him barely cracks a smile.
So fine: Let's forget the previous versions and see what we've got here, as cooked up by screenwriter David Goyer ("Dark Knight" man Christopher Nolan worked on the story) and "300" director Zack Snyder. It starts strong, with a long prologue on the planet Krypton.
Here the wise Jor-El (Russell Crowe, easily out-acting everybody else) prepares his infant son Kal-El for escape from a disintegrating world. His political rival, General Zod (Michael Shannon, malevolent but monotonous), swears an oath to find the kid.
Krypton looks cool, all dark gold and heavy-metal curlicues, and it goes without saying that the digital effects of the world exploding (and back on Earth later, half of Metropolis getting torched) are stupendous.
The boy ends up on our Earth, raised by parents named Kent (Kevin Costner and Diane Lane) and compelled to discover the source of his unusual gifts. And even though the overall plot would seem to be solvable by everybody talking to each other and working out an equitable solution (I'm serious; this is not rocket science), Zod finds our planet and brings his mighty wrath to bear.
Mild-mannered Clark Kent is played by Henry Cavill, best known for "Immortals" and "The Tudors." He carries the Superman cleft chin and pumped-up physique that befits a man of steel.
What he doesn't carry into the role is much personality, although he tries his best to convey Supe's allegedly angst-ridden mood.
Cavill shares no chemistry with spunky Daily Planet reporter Lois Lane (Amy Adams). She bumps into Superman when she investigates a story about UFOs; boss Perry White (Laurence Fishburne) is relegated to side duty.
Snyder and Goyer make some promising choices, including a winner of an epilogue. But what's cool about the film is seriously damaged by the dullness at the center. Superman doesn't need to be cuddly, and maybe Cavill's likability isn't an issue. But it would be nice if something magnetic were going on.
It all comes down to a giant computer-generated donnybrook that looks designed to out-do "The Avengers" for sheer noise: bodies slammed into pavements, buildings toppled, explosions aplenty.
The preview audience disagreed with me, but I found it more grueling than fun: a movie with steel in its heart and soul.
"Man of Steel" 2 and 1/2 stars
Director Zack Snyder tries out some interesting ideas during this (yet another) origin story for Superman, but none of the giant-scaled action can disguise the dullness of the main character (Henry Cavill). After an excellent opening section on Krypton (Russell Crowe out-acts everybody as Supe's father), the film fumbles Clark Kent's romance with Lois Lane (Amy Adams) and builds to the usual computer-generated mayhem to try to top "The Avengers."
Rated: PG-13 for violence.
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Scott Hahn discusses the Catechism and the Year of Faith.
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I work as the "IT guy" for our business (60 users) by default as we generally outsourced IT previously, and I have a good handle on basic networking, security, support, etc. I've been given the task to replace every machine in the office, and I made contact with our regular consultants (who sell solely HP Products) for a quote. While waiting, I went to Dell and built a Vostro system under the 'small business' class to make sure we were getting a competitive price from HP and our resellers.
So I received a quote back from Dell for the Vostro 460 (Intel's new Quad Core i5-2400, 4 GB RAM expandable to 16 GB, Gigabit ethernet, Windows 7 Pro 64, three year extended on site parts and labor warranty) and the price was great - in fact, it was $25,000 less expensive than the price I received from our consultants! For reference, the consultant provided a quote for an HP business class model (HP 3130) and the only differences was that it had the i5-650 dual core and only a one year on-site warranty.
I contacted the consultant informing him of the price difference for a model that was technically better than what he was offering and he responded making the following points:
Dell doesn't have the management tools that will be required on your LAN (no specifics given)
There is no Product Life Cycle on the machine.
It's less robust and reliable than the HP business model and the Dell OptiPlex business model.
The Vostro isn't tested for network compatibility like the HP business class machine and the OptiPlex.
My initial responses would be:
What management tools? We don't have any special hardware requirements currently that are required on our LAN. We solely use the computers for Microsoft Office, our CRM, and our accounting software.
I understand, but is it really worth $25,000 extra? I mean, we will buy a comparable machine in the future if we need them.
How is it less reliable and less robust? It's the same hardware (a better processor), it is just as upgradable, and it comes with an upgraded three year on site parts and labor warranty.
Why is there concern it won't work on our network? It's a business class machine as well.
He went on to say how it was an inferior product which is why it's being priced so low, but I don't see how it's inferior.
So am I missing something or are we being taken advantage of by a sales pitch? Is 60 machines too many for a "small business" machine like the Vostro and if so, why?
Sorry for being so long-winded, but I would really appreciate some opinions from an intelligent third party.


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"Long, but well worth it."
I have to admit to buying this audiobook solely for the reason that I wanted an author I'd never read before, and a story that would last a while. At 32 hours it did that, BUT, I really enjoyed it. It took a few chapters to get into the scenery as there was a plethora of character's names to remember, but Timothy West convinced me that there was treasure to come. He does an awesome job with the accents and different voices for each character. It really seemed like a a full cast performing a perfectly timed dialogue. As for the storyline, I'll leave that to the publisher's description because my review would go way over the 2000 letters allowed. Put it this way, - hearing this book made me look up and watch the entire new BBC film version on youTube at 10 min intervals because the DVD was unavailable in my area. I look forward to more Anthony Trollope, and definately more Timothy West.
"Timothy West is marvelous"
Anthony Trollope just possibly could not find a better reader for any of his wonderful books. Timothy West makes the stories come to life. He is wonderful.
"The Best"
It is said that this is the best of the author's books and I very much agree. It is also one of the best audiobook performances I have heard and even though Trollope's longest book,100 chapters,
it kept me into it all the way. After I started listening I remembered watching the film on PBS and imediately went to BBC and bought it.
"30 hours of enjoyment"
I was a little hesistant about getting this book as it is so long! I wasn't sure that I had the patience to sit through it all, but I can now say, I've enjoyed every minute of it. Apart from the wonderful writing of Trollope, I must say that Timothy West did a marvellous job reading the tome. It wasn't reading, in fact. It was acting. I feel like I was listening to a very well-performed audio play.
"Excellent book, excellent reader."
What a great book this has been. The story is consistently interesting, with interesting characters who are well fleshed-out. Very Tolstoy-esque. The reader is also, fortunately, excellent. A very long book which I wish could have been longer!
I've listened to all of Trollope's Chronicles of Barsetshire on audiobook (I recommend the Simon Vance-narrated versions), and I've been longing to read his most famous novel this way, too. However, for the longest time Audible only had a version narrated by the awful Flo Gibson, who sounds like she's 90 years old. So hooray for this new narration by Timothy West of one of Trollope's fabulously entertaining and relevant masterpiece! I was spellbound. Considering that one of the main plot elements is the rise and fall of a Bernard Madoff-style pyramid stock scheme, some of this novel rings painfully true. But there's also love, money, marriage and literary gossip -- something for everyone. Bravo to Audible for finally getting a decent version of this great book.
"For My Money, Better than Dickens"
I bought this book because I had been listening to Victorian literature, familiarizing myself with some works that I had neglected earlier in my life, and the reviews were so positive I decided to give The Way We Live Now a try. I had not even heard of Anthony Trollope until now. To say that I am pleasantly surprised would be a terrible understatement. Trollope skewers the money and status-obsessed upper class of late 19th century London in a manner that surpasses Dickens or any other author I am familiar with from that time. He relentlessly exposes the neuroticism, betrayal, greed, jealousy and lack of authenticity that characterize humanity in general, but were especially salient in that highly constrained society.
Unlike Dickens, Trollope does not give the reader any syrupy and lovable characters. He exposes everyone as self-obsessed and challenges the reader to love them in spite of their flaws, and God help us, we do. We empathize with Trollope's rogues and victims because we see a bit of ourselves in them and appreciate the fact that that at bottom each of them is vulnerable.
Much has been said of Timothy West's narration. It is, as previously reviewed, pitch perfect in every way. I particularly liked his take on Mrs. Carberry and her insufferable whining. Also, the narrator's voice had just the right blend of intelligence, wit and irony. I can easily see how this work might be tepid in less skilled hands.
Highly recommend. It's more cynical than Dickens, but also more intelligent, and that is what gives it its tremendous satirical bite.
Indiscriminate Reader
"Excellent choice for any fan of Victorian dramas"
This was a fantastic melodrama, worthy of being compared with any other Victorian novel, with a large cast of characters, a dozen subplots, and a biting, satirical wit that Trollope applied to what he saw as the greed and lack of class evident in London in his day. Other reviewers have commented on how Augustus Melmotte is entirely believable as a 19th century Bernie Madoff, and his ponzi scheme house of cards has been seen over and over again on Wall Street. But if The Way We Live Now were just a book about greedy high society types being taken in by a con man, it wouldn't have as much to recommend it. What makes this book great are the characters, from Melmotte himself to the many other players large and small, all of whom do wind up being interconnected in some way, though not all tie into the central storyline.
Of course a great deal of the book is taken up by marital intrigue -- that is to say, pretty much everyone is trying to get married. Some are trying to marry for love, some for financial security, some start seeking one and wind up choosing the other, but there are so many couples and would-be couples in this book, you almost need a dance card. They're each and every one of them different, with their own vividly described motives. Some are dastardly, some are grasping, some are naive and sweet, some are vulnerable, some are just weak. A few are even noble. But it's all a grand drama, and Trollope, paid by the word like most authors in his day, gets to indulge the reader in chapters full of resolution for each individual character in a way that modern novels, which favor tightness and paring away of unnecessary subplots and secondary characters, don't allow. It's a big, wordy book but if you like dramas, every bit of it is entertaining.
Timothy West really livened up the reading with perfect dry English wit to bring out Trollope's satirical tone. One of the best narrators I've heard on Audible.com; every character, even the women, was distinct.
"Simply Supreme"
Anthony Trollope tells an intelligent and engaging story about plausible characters and Timothy West is one of my all-time favorite readers.
A fantastic read. Timothy West does a masterful job of interpreting the many characters. Anthony Trollope never gets old. Amazingly relevant plot.
"Fantastic! Fantastic!"
Timothy West and Trollope is the best combination I know of, I was dismissive of audiobooks until the delight of hearing unabridged Trollope read by this most intelligent of interpreters came my way - all of his readings of Trollope are utterly exquisite and the clever perceptions of the author are conveyed to the listener with exactly the right nuances. Please Mr West, if you ever read this review, have my thanks and pleas to continue your sensitive portrayals of the entire Trollope novels. You are a national treasure - just as these undervalued books are.
"A book for the 21st Century"
I am very fond of Trollope's works but hadn't read "The Way We Live Now" before purchasing this audiobook. It has been so difficult to switch it off and I have been held captive throughout. I know the book has its detractors but I found it full of wisdom and compassion. It is not just of historical interest but says a lot about how we live now in the 21st century. The mistakes in the original text have been retained but it's quite fun to spot them as the reading goes on. Timothy West is masterful as always and does full justice to a wonderful novel.
"A dark but absorbing novel"
Although I have read a good deal of Trollope's work this novel was unfamiliar to me, but has proved to be a compelling and thoroughly enjoyable read.The author unsparingly depicts a dark social scene with many deeply flawed characters caught up in their various pursuits of wealth.The reader becomes anxious to discover how the inevitable downfall of Melmotte and his cronys will come. The characterisation here is wonderful and I have particularly enjoyed Trollope's portrayal of the female characters Mrs Hurtle and Marie Melmotte as well as the heroine Hetta Carbury.Once again Timothy West gives a superlative reading. I cannot recommend this too highly.
"Timothy West Is Just Fantastic"
I would never have read a hard copy of this book. I chose it because of the reviews on Audible. They were not wrong. Great story of genteel 'ruthless people' brought alive by brilliant narration. Funny and touching. The best I have downloaded so far.
"My First Trollope Novel but Not My Last"
This was quite simply brilliant in every possible way and a fantastic introduction to Trollope's writings for a 'first-timer' like me. Timothy West does the most superlative job as the narrator and I can't imagine anyone else who could do such justice to this wonderfully rich and colourful novel. I now have my eye firmly set on more of Anthony Trollope's novels and fortunately there are loads of them, but I can't imagine any of them being more engaging or thoroughly entertaining than this.
"it was great"
I really enjoyed this book. Because of its lenght, I did fear that it would be just a very long drawn out, and perhaps rather dull 19th century novel, but not at all. Its still fresh. So well paced that each hour is enjoyable with no need to rush onward. Beautiful writing.
"Nothing changes!"
This book was recommended to me as an interesting reflection of the current financial situation, despite being set in 1873. And it certainly is, showing the power that society gives to those who are thought to be wealthy, without troubling to look too deeply behind the scenes. Beautifully read by Timothy West, the story is easy to follow despite the length of the book and of the cast list! Recommended if you enjoy Victorian literature and even more so if you have a rather dry sense of humour.
Timothy West reads this extremely well, as I would have expected. The various voices are well-characterised and clear.
It's a very long novel but Trollope's writing is so entertaining that it doesn't drag. It could have done because he was, to my mind, spinning it out just a bit but my interest never flagged. Trollope does tend to deal in this book with one story line for long stretches and then retrace his steps to go back to what was happening a few weeks before to other characters so he has to do a bit of a recap every now and then.
It's very witty in places and West brings out Trollope's wry humour at the expense of some of his characters well. Very few escape his wit.
There are some splendidly vile characters here notably Melmotte (who only just stays the right side of pantomime villain) and Sir Felix Carbury who is a hopeless case. There only seem to be three really good people amongst the main characters, Hetta Carbury, Roger Carbury and Marie Melmotte and I must admit Marie is for me the real heroine of the piece. I was cheering for her from quite early on. I also have a soft spot for Mrs Hurtle who is a rather modern American lady with a surprising moral code.
It's a good listen.
"Better than TV"
Trollope has not been translated to my native tongua (Finnish) so I got to know this great novel through the BBC TV adaptation with David Suchet as the star. The adaptation took rather many liberties in polarising the issues and drama. The novel is superior to the screenplay, more nuances and verisimilitude.
Timothy West is even to me well-known actor with genuine wit. He omits the often annoying strong impersonations ie he does not try to speak high for females or anything like that. Still, he paces the characters very well and lives out their psychology engagingly. He has a most plesant voice and diction.
Indeed, yes it is the way we live now, the way we lived when Trollope wrote it and the way we lived before that point. A wonderfully absorbing novel populated by vivid characterisation brought to life by West's masterful reading. Even when he takes the role of young women the listener is convinced he hears the girl and not West. Utterly splendid.
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Stephenson receives bridal shower
Bride-to-be Katy Stephenson was given a bridal shower Feb. 19, by Mr. and Mrs. Jason Gilliand and Jacie and Kadence. The room was decorated in daffodils, bells of Ireland, narcissus and an old fashioned bridal wreath. The flowers came from Doni Lucius, grandmother of the bride. Guest enjoyed sampling recipes that spanned three generations of family cooks. The food table was topped with a beautiful bride doll belonging to the bride-to-be. Pictured are,(from left) Laurie Stephenson, Katy Stephenson, Doni Lucius, and seated is Wilma Wright.
Beckner, Dempsey Wedding
Arlis and Cheryl O'Brian of West Point, are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter, Mindi Dempsey, to Brian Beckner, son of Sonya and Larry Forrester of West Point and the late Brian Beckner.
The bride is the granddaughter of Mimi Mays of Altamount, Ill., and the late Garry Mays.
She received military training at Camp Shelby.
She is currently employed with Car Mart of Columbus.
The groom is the grandson of Judy Calhoun of Calif.
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OXFORD, Ohio – Leading their teams on the mound and at the plate, the Miami Athletes of the Week connected by Frontier Communications for the week of April 29-May 5 are sophomore pitcher Megan Mattera on the women's side and freshman outfielder Jake Romano for the men.
Mattera (Lake Zurich, Ill.) was very strong in the circle this past week for the softball team. While she didn't record any decisions in her four appearances, she had a 0.64 ERA, allowing only one earned run in 11.0 innings pitched. She struck out six in her four outings. Her best performance of the week came in a start against Kent State on Friday when she allowed no earned runs on only three hits in 5.2 innings of work. Mattera also had relief appearances against Wright State and in both games against Buffalo. Opponents hit only .179 against her during the week.
The honor is the first of Mattera's career while she is the third softball player to claim Miami Female Athlete of the Week this year, along with Kayla Ledbetter (twice) and Tiyona Marshall.
Romano (Algonquin, Ill.) extended his hitting streak to a season-long nine games with multiple hits in all five contests last week. He batted .478 (11-of-23) on the week and tied his season best with three hits in a win over Cincinnati on Wednesday. Romano had two hits in each of the other four games, giving him 14 multiple-hit games this year. He scored seven runs in the five games and had four RBIs. In addition to his strong defense, one of his hits was a double while he also walked once. Romano was perfect in 14 fielding chances last week and now leads the team with a .385 batting average.
The Miami Male Athlete of the Week accolade is the first of Romano's career while he is the fifth different RedHawk baseball player to claim the award this year.
Mattera and the softball team are back in action Wednesday as the RedHawks begin postseason play at the Mid-American Conference Tournament in Akron. Miami Softball opens against eighth-seeded Toledo at 11 a.m. and will at least play again Thursday in the double-elimination tournament that runs through Saturday. Romano and the baseball team return home this weekend to host Buffalo in a three-game MAC series from Friday to Sunday with Friday's opener set for 6 p.m. at McKie Field.
The next Miami Athletes of the Week connected by Frontier Communications will be announced Tuesday, May 14. For a list of previous winners, click here.
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