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Stonehouse, South Lanarkshire
Stonehouse (Scots: Stanehoose)[1] is a rural village in South Lanarkshire, Scotland. It is on Avon Water in an area of natural beauty and historical interest, near to the Clyde Valley. It is on the A71 trunk road between Edinburgh and Kilmarnock, near the towns of Hamilton, Larkhall and Strathaven.
In 1971, Stonehouse was designated to become one of Scotland's New Towns,[2] a modern urban design[3] to alleviate overcrowding in and around Glasgow and to generate industrial development, similar to the towns of East Kilbride, Cumbernauld and Livingston. Following the West Central Scotland Plan of 1974 and the inception of Strathclyde Regional Council in 1975, regional planning strategy was refocused upon regeneration within Glasgow. and finally in 1976 the Secretary of State for Scotland decided that Stonehouse development would be halted.[4]
The population of Stonehouse is around 7000.
The old village centre has several rows of late 18th century and early 19th century weavers' cottages, some of which have double windows which were originally intended to maximise the amount of light coming in, for weavers working on their looms.
The village's oldest structure are the ruins of St Ninian's Church, which date from the 17th century and stand in an ancient graveyard on the edge of the village.
Close by is the Alexander Hamilton Memorial Park which has pathways down to the Avon Water, a bandstand and other recreational facilities.
- 1 Historical
- 2 Schools
- 3 Roads and transport
- 4 Railways and stations
- 5 Churches
- 6 Parks, gardens and play areas
- 7 Sports facilities and recreation
- 8 Buildings of interest in Stonehouse
- 9 Countryside
- 10 Rivers
- 11 Hills
- 12 War memorial
- 13 Cemeteries
- 14 =Other cemeteries
- 15 Bridges
- 16 Hospitals
- 17 Community groups and organisations
- 18 See also
- 19 References
- 20 External links
Cot Castle[edit]
Not much is known of the mysterious Cot (Kat) Castle which once stood on the banks of the Avon. Resting on a precipitous cliff face, the castle or "Keep" as it should be known, was home to the Hamiltons in the year 1500AD. The failure of Edward I to impose lasting peace in Scotland brought about three centuries of border warfare. With the constant destruction and changing possession of castles, it proved to be time consuming and expensive task to constantly maintain and defend great fortresses. Thus the 14th and 15th centuries saw the evolution of a type of "keep" or "tower house" more appropriate to the limited resources of the defenders. This stone structure was both fireproof and capable of being defended should the castle be stormed. Basically it was a type of fortified house rather than a castle. In Ireland and Scotland keeps tended to be smaller than their English counterparts, a compromise between comfort and security where the sudden raid was feared more than the prolonged siege.
The basic type of keep was either square or rectangular rising through three or more storeys enclosing hall, chamber, kitchen, chapel and final place of refuge. Cot castle was probably very similar to the keep (tower house) within Craignethan castle which is thought to date from the 15th century. Cot castle is noted in Bartholomew's Castles map of Scotland as a "keep" and in 1836 there were said to be remains still visible.
In the 1937 Statistical Account of Stonehouse mention is made of Cot castle in the following extract:
"Among the documents discovered in 1887 in the Hamilton Chamberlain's office, is a notarial instrument, narrating that in terms of a charter granted by himself, Alexander Hamilton of Catcastell, passed to the one-mark of Woodland and the half-merk land of Brownland, lying in the barony of Stanehouse and the sheriffdom of Lanark and there gave sasine of these lands with his own hands to James Wynzet, his heirs and assignees in usual form, 29th January 1511-12."
Cot castle farm was later built on this site but fell into disrepair and was abandoned at the end of the 1970s. There was also a railway station sited here for transporting goods. Various derivatives of name are listed under placenames.
Holy Wells[edit]
There have been four holy wells within the Stonehouse area. All the wells are of pagan origin and are said to have had healing properties and may also have been used for Christian baptisms. Evidence of all four wells can still be found, though some are more prominent than others.
Site of Ringsdale Castle[edit]
Like Cot castle, Ringsdale was probably a "motte" rather than a castle. It once stood high on the roof of the Avon gorge overlooking the winding waters of the river. The name of the castle possibly derives from the ancient language of the Britons, Rhyn, signifying a promontory or hill. The word has been corrupted in pronunciation to Ringsdale. Today all that remains of the castle is the raised "motte" at the summit of the gorge overlooking the river bank. Even the romantically located Glenavon cottage which once stood next to Ringsdale has vanished though a small corner of its walls still stands marking its resting place.
On a map of 1838, there is marked a mill known as Cloxy mill (Clocksy, 1864) near the remains of Ringsdale castle. Today there are still ruins of the mill to be seen on the banks of the Avon, but no records of its origins.
Castles appear to be abundant in this area. On the outskirts of the parish can be found the sites of Allanton, Brocket, Plotcock, Glassford and Darngaber motte.
Stonehouse has two primary schools in modern buildings: Stonehouse Primary and Newfield Primary. Both these schools are within the catchment area of Larkhall Academy, but some children in the village attend Strathaven Academy. The local Catholic Primary School is St Patricks Primary School in Strathaven.
Roads and transport[edit]
Stonehouse has regular bus transport to the nearby towns of Larkhall, Hamilton, East Kilbride and Strathaven.
Stonehouse is close to the M74 motorway, with a junction at Canderside Toll (about 1 mile (2 km) from the village), which provides a link to the rest of UK.
Stonehouse is also on the A71 trunk road, which stretches between Edinburgh and Kilmarnock. A by-pass was constructed around the old village area, rejoining the original route of the A71 near Stonehouse Hospital at the village's Newfield area.
Railways and stations[edit]
The railway was closed in 1965. There was a junction in Stonehouse where the Coalburn branch diverged from the line to Strathaven.
Today, the nearest railway station for Stonehouse is at Larkhall. South Lanarkshire Council have recently undertaken a feasibility study in order to examine whether the railway from Larkhall could be extended towards Stonehouse; however the major obstacles are the viaduct which whilst the piers remain, the decking was removed in 1984. Also in the mid 1990s the A71 bypass was partially built over the trackbed of the former line.
There are two closed lines at Stonehouse, one to Dalserf and the other to Strathaven.
St Ninians Church[edit]
This church was built in 1896, at a time when the Old Parish Church lacked space. In 1929, after the Union of the Churches, this was renamed to St Ninian's Parish Church of Scotland. The ruins of the church are situated within its own cemetery off Manse Road.
Stonehouse United Reformed Church[edit]
Paterson United Free Church of Scotland[edit]
Renamed to honour H A Paterson, the church's minister who died in 1901, this church was originally called the United Presbyterian Church and was built in 1879. Prior to this was the church for the Associates Secession or Burgher denomination, which was built nearby in 1796 and existed until 1878.
Parks, gardens and play areas[edit]
Alexander Hamilton Memorial Park[edit]
The Alexander Hamilton Memorial Park was opened in 1925, gifted by Alexander Hamilton (from Stonehouse) who made his fortune in carpet manufacture.[5] The distinctive bandstand[6] came from the 1911 Scottish National Exhibition in Glasgow.[7] The park and bandstand look over the picturesque Avon Valley.
A long park chute was built into the hillside and was opened in 1933 by Councillor Thomas Wilson but was dismantled in 1967[8]
Today the park has a floodlit athletics track, football pitch, multi-surface games area as well as woodland walks and various play areas.
Sports facilities and recreation[edit]
Tileworks Sports Ground[edit]
The Tileworks sports ground has a floodlit all weather playing surface designed for football or tennis. The facility also has indoor changing facilities and a full size grass pitch used previously by Stonehouse Violet FC and now used by Royal Albert.
Stonehouse Bowling Club[edit]
The bowling club was first formed in 1857 at Loch Hall but later moved to its present location in Vicars Road
Buildings of interest in Stonehouse[edit]
Stonehouse senior citizens hall[edit]
This hall started life as the Gas Office. It is situated in the village square at Stonehouse Cross and shares the building with Stonehouse Library.
Stonehouse Public Institute[edit]
The Institute was formerly the Miners Welfare Hall. It was built in the early 1900s on New Street, close to the cross and is used for a variety of events and concerts. The smaller part of the building was also used as a radio studio, providing a local FM radio station for most of South Lanarkshire. AvonFM is being set back up again by a team of dedicated team of volunteers and aims to get a community FM license.
Stonehouse Library[edit]
Stonehouse public hall[edit]
This hall was built in the late 19th century at Trongate, close to the cross.
South Lanarkshire Lifestyles - Stonehouse[edit]
The old public buildings were replaced by a new community centre at the edge of town, opened in 2011[9]
Cander Moss[edit]
This reserve is a remnant of a large area of raised bog and is maintained by the Scottish Wildlife Trust. The site is rich with all types of wildlife that can be found in this type of habitat.[10] However, there are no footpaths and access across it is difficult.
- Avon Water
- Cander Water
- Grossyet Knowe
- Sodom Hill
War memorial[edit]
Stonehouse War Memorial is situated in the middle of Stonehouse Cemetery and lists those who died in both World Wars. The World War 1 soldiers names are on the side that faces the cemetery gates and the World War 2 names are on the opposite side.
The memorial is in the form of a cross on a long shaft which stands on a four tiered octagonal plinth. There is no decoration on either the plinth or cross.
Stonehouse Cemetery[edit]
The cemetery, which contains the town's war memorial (details above), has the Commonwealth war graves of 8 British service personnel of the World Wars.[11]
=Other cemeteries[edit]
- St Ninians Church Cemetery
- Glebe Cemetery
Stonehouse Viaduct[edit]
Linthaugh Bridge[edit]
Linthaugh Bridge crosses the Avon water at the bottom of Linthaugh Brae. The bridge was built in 1772.
Stonehouse Hospital opened in 1896 and provided care for sufferers of tuberculosis and other infectious diseases and was said to be "the best isolation hospital in Scotland".[12] The old Victorian hospital building was demolished and a new hospital opened in May 2004[13]
Community groups and organisations[edit]
Stonehouse Community First Response[edit]
Starting operations from late August 2009, the CFR group for Stonehouse is one of many groups operating in Scotland. The purpose of the group is to provide supplementary emergency medical cover within the area, specifically to allow rapid attendance at instances of things like Cardiac Arrest, Central Chest Pain, Sudden Adult Collapse or Breathing Difficulties. Due to the rural location of the Avondale area, it can sometimes take an ambulance upwards of 10 minutes to attend an incident. In the event of a Cardiac Arrest, ideally you would want a Defib. unit on scene within 5 minutes, preferably sooner. Members of the group are fully trained in the use of Defibrillators, supplemental Oxygen use, Airway management, and various other aspects of Basic Life Support. Community First Responder
The scheme is completely staffed by unpaid volunteers who are dispatched by the Scottish Ambulance Service to appropriate medical emergencies within the areas covered. At the current time, the Stonehouse scheme also covers:- Larkhall, Strathaven, Ashgill, Glassford, Sandford, & anywhere in between. In some circumstances, cover can also be extended to Blackwood/Kirkmuirhill/Boghead (Usually only if the fellow CFR scheme in Lesmahagow area is not on call). At the time of writing (1 September 2010), the first year stats. for the group are over 3500 hours of cover and attendance at over 220 emergency incidents. There are currently 10 members of the group, but new volunteers are always welcome.
Stonehouse Heritage Group[edit]
Stonehouse Heritage Group (SHG) was formed in 1991. SHG website. It was created by a small band of volunteers. Their First Project was the inputting of census information on Stonehouse (Lanarkshire) into a computer database. The first census return to be input was the 1891 census. Search routines were developed so that the data could be easily accessed through a number of options that included Surname, full Name, Address etc. therefore providing an extremely quick search facility. Since then more information has gradually been added. SHG have access to a resource room above the library at 4/5 the Cross Stonehouse ML9 3LO.
See also[edit]
- ^ The Online Scots Dictionary
- ^ http://www.southlanarkshire.gov.uk/info/427/libraries_and_archives/588/records_and_archives/5
- ^ http://ssa.nls.uk/film.cfm?fid=0949
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- ^ http://www.victoriacarpets.com/Aboutus.aspx
- ^ http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/sc-49588-millheugh-road-alexander-hamilton-memoria
- ^ http://theglasgowstory.com/image.php?inum=TGSA00395
- ^ http://www.stonehousebooks.co.uk/downloads/photographsinteractiveguide.pdf
- ^ http://www.southlanarkshire.gov.uk/press/article/388/stonehouse_community_centre_opens
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- ^ http://www.stonehouseonline.org.uk/health.html
- ^ http://www.nhslanarkshire.org.uk/Hospitals/communityhospitals/Stonehouse/Pages/default.aspx
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- Keep It Stonehouse - Stonehouse Business Association
- StonehouseOnline.org.uk - The community website of Stonehouse, South Lanarkshire
- Stonehouse Heritage Group
- St. Ninian's Parish Church Stonehouse
- Stonehouse Gala Group
- Stonehouse Books - history publications by John R. Young to buy or download
- Stonehouse Tourism
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Sontag & Kael is deeply personala quality both exhilarating and maddening, as Seligman grapples with his own blind spots. He quickly points out that these critics do not get equal billing in his heart: "I revere Sontag. I love Kael." Kael, whom he befriended late in her life, was a consummate stylist, funny and off-the-cuff, American to the core, whereas Sontag's list of crimes includes being "elitist and condescending toward those less informed than she is (i.e., everybody)" and basically "not . . . likable." He points out that Sontag has no higher term of praise than "serious," whereas Kael used the word as a term of derision; Sontag agonizes over every word, whereas Kael refused to do so. Self-flagellating Sontag is always "justifying her pleasure," but good old Kael apparently never justified anything (including reviews that were perceived as being either anti-Semitic or homophobic).
"In my scale of enthusiasms," Seligman writes, "Kael's humanity and her virtuosity trump Sontag's loftiness, and it's a constant temptation to use Kael as a cudgel to bonk the smirk of self-esteem off Sontag's face with." Of course, you could say the same about James Wood or any number of "serious" male critics. Since when has likability been on the list of job requirements for intellectuals? As much as I agree with many of the charges against Sontag, it seems to me a strange approach to criticism, judging work by whom you'd rather hang out with. However, in his own love-hate way, Seligman does revere Sontag, and so even after his most damning comments, he gallantly steps back and smooths things over. Playful and passionate, he sets dozens of ideas spinning but comes to few conclusions, preferring instead (as Sontag wrote of Walter Benjamin) to "keep his many 'positions' open."
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For the next three weeks, your power symbol will be manna. In the Old Testament it was the delicious food that miraculously materialized to sustain the Israelites as they wandered in the wilderness. The superstars of the New Testament, Jesus and Paul, called it the magical bread of life that provided spiritual nourishment. Updating the concept for your purposes, we'll define manna as any experience that satisfies your soul's hunger (though not necessarily your ego's). I predict that you'll be able to feast on it in the coming weeks.
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In Why Smart People Can Be So Stupid, a book edited by Robert J. Sternberg, the stupidity scholar David N. Perkins lists eight common traps for individuals who are usually pretty intelligent. I gently want to bring his catalog to your attention, Gemini, because you're in a rare phase when you may be capable of both extraordinary brilliance and embarrassing foolishness. Please be extra vigilant that you don't fall prey to any of the following missteps: (1) impulsiveness; (2) neglect; (3) procrastination; (4) vacillation; (5) backsliding; (6) indulgence; (7) overdoing; (8) tempting fate. (Thanks to Gavin McNett for his review of the book at www.salon.com.)
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"Where is your belly cord buried?" According to an editorial at www.indiancountry.com, this is the question Native American elders pose when they want to find out where you belong. Chances are you don't know what happened to your umbilical cord, Cancerian, so let's find another way to stimulate your imagination as we probe for the whereabouts of your true home. How about this: On this earth, are there any power spots that provoke shivers down your spine or raise goose bumps on your arms? At this juncture in your astrological cycle, you need to be thereat least in your dreams.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Congratulations, Leo. The shrieking gargoyles from the fifth level of hell have decided you're no longer worth harassing. They've headed back to the nasty pit they came from. Similarly, you can disappear your fear about those pious monsters from the garbage dumps of heaven. They've also given up on tormenting you. For the foreseeable future, in fact, there's little likelihood that any more demons, bad guys, or jerks will try to tickle you into hysteria with a vulture feather. You are, as we say in the consciousness industry, free.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
If I were your psychotherapist, I'd urge you to talk to me about control and manipulation, about dominance and surrender, about how to transform power struggles into exercises in mutual empowerment. Whereupon maybe you'd blurt out, "No way, man! I'm bone-weary of you always trying to regulate what we discuss. In fact, I'm sick and tired of everyone who tries to move me in the direction they want to go without any regard for where I want to go." And this, Virgo, would be the exact response I'd have hoped to elicit from you. It would blast away your excessive humility, maybe even purge the compulsive aspects of your desire to be of service. I bet you'd then set out on a quest to claim the authority and command you have forbidden yourself from owning all these years.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22):
I hope no one is foolish enough to underestimate you in the coming days. People who interpret your harmonious grace as a sign of weakness will no doubt be flummoxed when they get an up-close look at the iron fist that lies inside your velvet glove. For that matter, everyone you encounter may be amazed both at how multifaceted you are and how skillful you are at expressing all your facets simultaneously. I won't be surprised at all, of course. As your soul coach, I know for a fact you're less fragmented and more integrated now than you've been in months. In fact, I'd love to see you unveil the whole uncensored truth of who you are: to get out there and be part saint, part wild thing, part beauty-worshiper, and part hardass negotiator.
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I dreamed my horoscope columns were printed on grocery bags in supermarkets all over the world. As a result, teenage boys working as baggers were relentlessly exposed to my counsel. They became enthralled with my secret agenda, which is to galvanize the feminine aspect of the Divine Intelligence. Lo and behold, thousands were inspired to place their raw, macho energy in service to the Goddess. Soon, hordes of young men had created a militantly peaceful supranational fighting force called the United Snakes of Gaia, which strove to reverse the mass extinction of species that is raging all around us. And that's my fantasy of how I saved the world. Come up with your own version, Scorpio. It's time to rededicate your life to a power beyond your own personal glory.
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It's a jungle out there: An adventure to Peru's Amazon
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The Peruvian Amazon is quickly becoming a hot-spot for travelers looking to experience one of the most diverse ecosystems in the world
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George Bareham, Reginald's father, a capable farmer, was having difficulties working a farm in Barton for an owner, Mr. Warwick, who treated him shabbily and gave him no freedom to perform his tasks efficiently.
Now Reginald Bareham's letters to his mentor, Oscar Browning, from the archives of Kings College, Cambridge University in England, reflect a dramatic change in the farming operations of the Bareham family.
Bareham, 16-years-old, to Browning, February 7, 1911:
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It seems timely to write about the Great War, now known as World War I. Just over 100 years ago, on July 28, 1914, with the declaration of war on Serbia by Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria-Hungary, the war commenced. Its genesis had been the assassination a month earlier in Sarajevo of the Emperor's son and heir, Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
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October 26The Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled against Nicholas Meriwether in a case involving his rights as assignee to two settlement tracts of 400 acres each and two associated preemption warrants of 1,000 acres each. Two months after the court's ruling, his son, Richard, in Shelby County, wrote his Uncle William Meriwether a disquieting letter:
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- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. In a medium bowl, combine butter, cream cheese, and granulated sugar. Beat with an electric mixer on medium speed until mixture is combined. Add flour and orange peel, beating on low speed just until combined. Set aside.
- In another medium bowl, combine powdered sugar, 1/3 cup of the pistachio nuts, the dried cranberries, and egg; mix well.
- Press a scant 1 tablespoon of the dough evenly into the bottoms and up the sides of 24 ungreased 1-3/4-inch muffin cups. Spoon filling into muffin cups, filling each about three-fourths full. Top with the remaining pistachio nuts.
- Bake in the preheated oven for 25 to 28 minutes or until crust is golden brown and filling is puffed and set. Cool in muffin pan on a wire rack for 5 minutes. Remove from pan; cool completely on wire rack. Makes 24 cookies.
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The monastery has often been likened to a powerhouse of prayer, providing light and energy for the countless numbers who make up the Body of Christ. This image has inadvertently furthered the view of monasticism as separate from the rest of the Church, apart from the concerns of "the world." In Lovers of the Place, Abbot Kline provided a fresh vision of the monastic life as one form of the Christian vocation which now must struggle to find its place alongside other expressions of Christian life, for he firmly believes that as monasticism renews itself for the Church, it will in turn renew the Church.
Abbot Kline shows that monasticism can renew itself in its very essence by giving of itself for the sake of the Church. In looking to the baptized, who discern in the monastic way their own journey, monastics can find new energies for the journey ahead. Having had their own treasury blessedly looted by the baptized, the monastics find themselves loose in a world which has become more and more their place and their home. By exploring this theme of monasticism in the Church and the Church in monasticism, readers will find answers to such questions as How do we belong to the Church? and What can we give to the Church in a more obvious way?
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'The Grey': What the Critics Are Saying
In The Grey, Liam Neeson stars as Ottway, a sharpshooter who is stranded with a group of roughnecks after surviving a plane crash. He leads the men on a dramatic journey against the deadly Alaskan winter and even deadlier wolves that are determined to kill them.
The Open Road Films project, which hits theaters on Jan. 27, has been received well overall by critics. Many praise Neeson's acting, as well as the balance in the thriller between action and thought.
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"Some viewers will find the movie's slog through snow and pines longer than necessary, but Carnahan and co-screenwriter Ian Mackenzie Jeffers make the most of the time, wringing as much meaning as they can out of every test of courage and campfire bull session," writes The Hollywood Reporter's John DeFore.
"Expected man-versus-wild, man-versus-absent-God themes ring more true than usual here, though not at the expense of the promised scares: Plenty of chase scenes and gory encounters keep tension high," added DeFore.
A.O. Scott of the New York Times writes, "It's a fine, tough little movie, technically assured and brutally efficient, with a simple story that ventures into some profound existential territory without making a big fuss about it."
"The Grey, meticulous in its choreography of fight and flight, and questionable in its depiction of wolf behavior, is notable for the thoughtfulness and sensitivity with which it addresses the thorny ethical and metaphysical matters of mortality," adds Scott.
AP's Jake Coyle writes that "ultimately, the film feels less like a genuine existential thriller than a movie aping the conventions of one."
"When the filmmakers try to let the outside world into the film - in conversation and flashback memories - all they can manage are cliché images that sap the movie of depth, and keep it lost in the woods," adds Coyle.
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"Carnahan indulges himself in ways most filmmakers would avoid: He gives several of the men, for example, extended soul-searching discussions about God's existence (or not), about owning up to one's fears, about the precarious nature of love," writes Michael Phillips of the Chicago Tribune. "The best parts of The Grey connect the interior lives of these roughnecks with their newfound and lethal obstacles to safety.
Amy Biancolli was not such a fan of the soul-searching discussions, writing in The San Francisco Chronicle that The Grey is "a handsome but gabby take on the standard survivalist thriller that's more concerned with lofty metaphysics than which poor blockhead is about to bite it next."
Biancolli does praise the acting in the film, writing "Besides Neeson, who huffs and puffs with the best of them, the standouts are Dallas Roberts as a genial religious type and Frank Grillo as a hard-bitten nihilist with a neck tattoo."
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From the prim and proper Victorian era to angsty '90s TV shows, San Francisco's Victorian houses have played a lot of roles. Take a guided stroll through Pacific Heights and Cow Hollow to see over 200 meticulously restored Victorian houses. Learn the difference between Queen Anne, Italiante and Stick-Style Victorian architecture. See where Mrs. Doubtfire was filmed, the Victorian featured in the 90's sitcom Party of Five and Jessica McClintock's home (formerly Francis Ford Coppola's). The company's guides are long-time San Francisco residents with a penchant for the neighborhood and architecture. Best of all, this tour is an easy walk (no hills!).
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on September 19, 2014
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Our True North Courses & Events Fall 2014 Catalog is here! Be sure to visit our Courses & Events page to sign up for anything you'd like.
- Boston Classical Orchestra | September 22 | 7:30pm-8:30pm | Free
Boston Classical Orchestra music director Steven Lipsitt and members of the orchestra perform works by Bach, Beethoven and Mozart in a North Hill performance previewing the opening concert of BCO's 35th anniversary subscription season in historic Faneuil Hall.
- Esther Pullman Artist Talk | September 23 | 2pm-3pm | Free
Join artist Esther Pullman as she discusses her photography, inspiration and process.
- Common Ground: The Romance of Landscape | September 29 | 10am-11:30am | $10 Fee
Yosemite, in California, and Abiquiu, New Mexico, are sites of breathtaking beauty, and the images created there by the great American modernists Ansel Adams and Georgia O'Keeffe have long been admired for their evocative power. These two artists, as well as their associates John Marin, Arthur Dove, Edward Weston and above all Alfred Stieglitz, responded with equal eloquence to quieter, less spectacular places. Join Carol Troyen for a look at the romantic landscapes of O'Keeffe, Adams and their friends.
- Opening Reception: Greenhouse Home | September 29 | 4pm-6pm | Free
Since 1999, Esther Pullman has been photographing greenhouses in a panoramic format of multiple panels. Initially drawn to plants in their architectural setting, she soon came to recognize that light was her subject. The greenhouse's unassuming, utilitarian structures provide endlessly interesting detail. The greenhouses depicted in Greenhouse Home are all located in Boston's MetroWest.


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Kiwiana Panorama (Auckland to Christchurch)
1 country \ 18 days \ from US$2649 per person
Feed your adrenaline cravings - relaxation is overrated! Blackwater raft in Waitomo before you hit Rotorua. 'Zorb' or luge then chill out in a Polynesian spa! Have a hāngi, cruise Lake Taupo then head to the adventure Capital of the World, Queenstown where you'll take a spin on the Shotover Jet. Ever tried bungy jumping or canyon swinging? Now 's the time! Get into Queenstown's legendary nightlife before the good times end in Christchurch.
New York Uncovered
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New York, New York...the city so nice they named it twice! Explore one of America's most exciting cities. See 5th Avenue, Central Park, the Empire State Building, Madison Square Garden & lots more! To make the most of this buzzing city & to experience it the way locals do, your Trip Manager will show you around the city on foot & by subway (subway pass included). You'll get the perfect mix of sightseeing & freetime, with plenty of insider tips from your Trip Manager so your time in the Big Apple is absolutely unforgettable.
Eastern Discovery (Start New Orleans)
1 country \ 14 days \ from US$2141 per person
Contiki's Eastern America tour will give you action and adventure, as well as time to chill out and unwind. From the relaxed beauty of the Southern States to the fast-paced lifestyle of the Northern hotspots, get a good taste of America! While you're up north, why not get consumed by the city that never sleeps, New York. And down South, get charmed by some traditional southern hospitality. Still craving more northern action? The Big Apple Explorer offers you the complete sights of the exciting city of New York.
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European Inspiration (Winter)
10 countries \ 20 days \ from US$2915 per person
The European Inspiration gives you the best of both holiday worlds. A great combination of destinations, Berlin, Prague, Munich, Rome and Paris to name a few, as well as two nights everywhere, giving you time to explore each city in greater detail. Scenic drives through Italy and Austria, a stopover in the heart of the Swiss Alps and plenty of awesome extras that you definitely won't want to miss out on.
European Vista (Winter)
11 countries \ 22 days \ from US$3119 per person
If you're looking for a leisurely yet adventurous holiday around Europe then the European Vista fits the bill. 10 countries in 21 days means time to really get acquainted with each city while fantastic destinations like Lucerne and Vienna as well as the essential Paris, Rome and Amsterdam stops mean all your sightseeing bases are covered. Options for your free time include a Tuscan dinner, Mozart concert and wine tasting.
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It's not called the adrenalin capital of the world for nothing! Dive into the thrills of the South Island - from Franz Josef Glacier to Queenstown's non-stop action, you'll need loads of energy to keep you going! Continue the adrenaline rush as you head through "The Lord of the Rings" country to the North Island, packed with Maori culture, cruising on Lake Taupo, Waitomo's caves & metropolitan Auckland. NZ's two small islands definitely packed full of adventure!


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66ers Team Up with Recycling Center During NBA D-League Green Week
TULSA, Okla. -- Tulsa 66ers players and staff were back in the community on Tuesday volunteering at The Met Recycling Center in Tulsa. In conjunction with NBA D-League Green Week, 66ers players, front office staff and season ticket holders performed multiple tasks around the center, including planting flowers and bushes.
Jacob Niebergall, Media Specialist for the Met Center, thanked the entire 66ers organization for the assistance.
"The 66ers helped with the overall beautification of our main Tulsa recycling branch," he said. "It is important that the center is taken care of, and the players and staff specifically helped with the overall maintenance of our flower beds. We are happy to partner with the team and the D-League in this great cause."
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Dougie Hamilton wins Bruins' Seventh Player Award
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In what could be the first of many individual honors, Dougie Hamilton received his first Thursday night.
The Bruins announced that the 19-year-old defenseman is the winner of the NESN Seventh Player Award. Voted on by Bruins fans, the Seventh Player Award is an annual award presented to the Bruin who went above and beyond the call of duty and exceeded the expectations of Bruins fans during the season.
Ironically, Hamilton was a healthy scratch Thursday night against the Lightning as the team gives him a rest before the start of the playoffs next week.
In his first season with the Bruins, Hamilton has notched five goals and 11 assists in 42 games with a plus-6 rating. The rookie ranks second among Bruins defensemen in points (16) and goals (5).
Hamilton is tied for third in the NHL among rookie blueliners in points (16), third in assists (11) and tied for third in goals (5).
Hamilton started the season with the Niagra IceDogs (Ontario Hockey League), skating in 32 games, notching eight goals and 33 assists for 41 points. Last year, he was named the Canadian Major Junior Defenseman of the Year.
The 6-foot-5, 199-pound native of Toronto was drafted by the Bruins in the first round (9th overall) of the 2011 NHL draft.
In addition to the Seventh Player Award trophy, Hamilton will receive $5,000 to donate to the charity of his choice.
Recent recipients include Tyler Seguin (2012), Brad Marchand (2011), Tuukka Rask (2010), David Krejci (2009) and Milan Lucic (2008).
The Seventh Player Award sweepstakes winner was Scott Martioski of Orange, Mass. Martioski wins a three-year lease on a 2014 Kia Sorento courtesy of Central Auto Team of Norwood and Raynham.
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Located in Flint's College and Cultural Center. Website is: http://www.sloanlongway.org/buick-gallery. The Buick Automotive Gallery has some of GM's great concept cars on display Well worth a visit!
There was only space for about 20 cars when we visited. The display only lasted one more day before being closed for 1-2 wks for a new exhibit to be placed. We saw Muscle cars from the 60's & 70's and they sure brought back some memories. These cars were immaculate, and the pride of some multiple collectors. Very small...
Being a fourth generation Buick worker (1 of only 2), It is extreamly acurate in its history and contains many of the products that Buick built during both world wars.ie. M18 Hellcat Tank Destroyer. Many photos and exibits. Must See for all Buick lovers.
This is a package deal along with the Sloan Museum ticket. Very inexpensive and a good history lesson. Great for car buffs.
This was a fun walk through museum of the history of Buicks including several proto-types and a tank destroyer. The real fun in this museum was the research that Heather assisted us with and the restoration shop discussion with Jacob,.
The vintage cars were fabulous, and it was fun to walk around and read the history of each one. Also included were articles about the history of Flint. We could have gotten a personal tour, but did not do so this time. There were just the two of us, and it was great just taking our time looking and reading...
Can't come to Flint (Buick City) with out seeing what gave us our name. From one of a kind concept cars to classics, its all Buicks.
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BELLBROOK — The Bellbrook High School girls softball team has had to remain calm during the storm, missing several early season games as a result. Now they've been anxious to weather a storm of make-up games to finally get the season started.
"We didn't have the opportunity to go anywhere over Spring Break (last week), so a couple extra days to practice actually did help us a little bit," first-year coach Jeff Eckley said. "Now we kind of get into it full force. We have games Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and then we have a doubleheader on Saturday. It is Ohio though, so to have that many days without rain would be unheard of. So we expected some rainouts."
The Golden Eagles are loaded with experience and talent. They return seven returners from last year's team that finished third in the Southwestern Buckeye League's Southwestern division and advanced to the third round of the postseason. Five of those players were credited with All-SWBL honors in 2013.
The returning honorees are: senior first baseman Emily Smith; senior left fielder Madison Pittman; senior pitcher Haleigh Perry; senior shortstop Kara Eckley and junior third baseman Maranda Phillips. Also back this season are senior centerfielder Ali Bowers and junior catcher Livia Baker.
"The team is a good balance of speed and power, and has shown to be a solid defensive unit in the two scrimmages," Eckley said.
The team will have plenty of depth with juniors Haylie Gazda (2B), Nicole Smallwood (1B), sophomores Anna Starkey (OF), Jackie Thompson (OF), Nicole Licher (P) and freshmen Megan Phillips (OF), Vica Apanasewicz (C) and Claire Fryman (3B).
Eckley said the team's 10-15 overall mark (7-5 SWBL Southwestern) wasn't indicative of the team's abilities last season. Bellbrook took its lumps early on with an 0-6 road trip into North Carolina, but they were 10-9 the rest of the way.
"They rebounded well after that trip to North Carolina. They played some pretty stiff competition down there. When they returned, they had a pretty good finish to their year," Eckley said. "We're in a very competitive league — Franklin is always very strong, Valley View is always very strong, Brookville has a very good team — and then in our area, we have Kenton Ridge, who we'll play later on this month in a doubleheader, who is the 2013 state runner up.
"So, we do have a good deal of experience coming back, and we have some outstanding players, but we realize that the level of competition in this area is pretty steep."
Eckley says the strong level of league competition can only help the team once the post season rolls around.
"We really don't have any games on our schedule that're gimmes. Our league is pretty tough all around, and so it gives us an opportunity to be very prepared when it comes to tournament time," he said.
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Heavy rain lashed the district in the early hours of Sunday. Several villages in the interior regions were inundated owing to overflowing of lakes.
The rain, attributed to Cyclone Helen, commenced at around 2 a.m. and lasted for several hours. Fields on the Mysore-Bannur Road, Melahalli, Harohali, Madegowdanahundi, Nirala and other villages were inundated by water from lakes. Standing crops, mainly sugarcane ready for harvest, were damaged. There were similar reports of inundation owing to the overflowing Ramapura canal. Traffic on the Mysore-Bannur Road was thrown out of gear on Sunday.
The impact of Cyclone Helen was also felt in the city which experienced heavy rain till Sunday morning. Low-lying areas in Medarkeri, Bamboo Bazaar and so on were affected. Similar reports came from Hittavalli village in T. Narsipur taluk where water overflowed from Rajaparameshwari canal and inundated fields. There were reports of crop damage from Mirle in K.R. Nagar. H.D. Kote, Hunsur, Nanjangud and Periyapatna taluks too reported rainfall.
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The maneuver probably doesn't violate federal law because the money Hostess failed to put into the pension didn't come directly from employees, experts said.It's a little more than sad. It's infuriating, at a minimum. And the fact that "that stuff does happen" as often as it does is a sign of a diseased economy.
"It's what lawyers call betrayal without remedy," said James P. Baker, a partner at Baker & McKenzie LLP who specializes in employee benefits and isn't involved in the Hostess case. "It's sad, but that stuff does happen, unfortunately."
This was how these workers were saving for their retirement over decades at Hostess. They were being responsible, planning and saving like we're told we should all do, making that decision at a local level as they bargained their contracts:
For example, John Jordan, a union official and former Hostess employee, said workers at a Hostess factory in Biddeford, Maine, agreed to plow 28 cents of their 30-cents-an-hour wage increase in November 2010 into the pension plan.And in the end, Hostess was very aggressive about stealing those savings, hour by hour, from the workers. While there may not be a remedy because the 28 cents an hour didn't first go to the workers and then into the pension fund, morally, it's no less stealing, adding up to tens of millions of dollars. The current CEO of Hostess says it's "terrible," but don't blame him, he didn't know it was happening.
Hostess was supposed to take the additional 28 cents an hour and contribute it to the workers' pension plan.
"This local was very aggressive about saving for the future," he said.
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The New Jersey state budget is in perpetual crisis. Every year the governor and the legislature engage in the June 30th soap opera: Will a budget be in place by the June 30th deadline? Or, will there be a state shutdown because the legislature failed to pass a budget in time for the upcoming fiscal year?
As the budget vote in the Legislature nears, Governor Christie may be facing a mini revolt from members of his own party. Republicans Allison Littell McHose and Michael Patrick Carroll in the Assembly and Senator Michael Doherty are complaining that their districts will be hit hard by property tax hikes, because the Governor's budget substantially reduces aid to suburban communities. If not enough Democrats vote for the budget and the three Republicans stick to their guns and refuse to vote for the budget, there may not be enough votes to pass the budget by the June 30th deadline.
New Jersey's budget crises have been building like a volcano since 1976 when the Supreme Court ordered the passage of an income tax to pay for additional school aid for low income urban districts. In other words, the income tax, which was supposed to be used to offset New Jersey's notorious high property taxes and provide aid to urban school districts, has become a Trojan horse. Instead of providing relief to all communities, the income tax has become a redistributionist's delight, taxing suburban homeowners to help fund school spending in the state's special needs districts, formerly called the Abbott districts.
The bottom line is that the state budget is now in perpetual crisis because of the income tax and the unsustainable spending in cities and towns around the state. The only way to end the annual Kabuki dance between the governor's office and the legislature is to restructure government up and down the state.
The first reform that must be enacted is to abolish the state income tax so families and individuals will have the resources to pay for the services they want in their local communities. Local residents would determine how large or small the police force should be and how much to pay for law enforcement officers. State arbitration must end so local officials would not have their hands' tied in salary negotiations.
Second, the public schools must be depoliticized. Education is too important to be left to the vagaries of state government and the state Supreme Court. Teachers, administrators and parents should run the schools as nonprofit institutions funded by tuition, fees, endowment income, grants, etc. Real school choice would occur under this structure. Schools would be "diverse"; parents would choose a school based on the curriculum and the quality of teaching at the institution, just as students and parents choose a college or university.
As far as the urban school districts are concerned, they would no longer receive any state funds to pay for their schools, which would be phased out over four to five years. Urban schools have to rely on their own resources and ingenuity to educate their kids. Donations from suburban taxpayers who claim that outside aid is needed in these districts should be forthcoming. If the aid does not come voluntarily from these taxpayers, then they are hypocrites. The best indicator of an individual's values is the old saying, "putting one's money where one's mouth is."
And lastly, there should be "rational" consolidation of the 566 towns and municipalities in the state. Overcoming the obvious objections should be discussed and debated as soon as possible. We have met the enemy and it is clear: too much government is undermining prosperity in New Jersey and in the nation. It is time for limited government.
Murray Sabrin is professor of finance at Ramapo College. He was the Libertarian Party nominee for governor in 1997 and a Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate in 2000 and 2008. Check www.MurraySabrin.com for more of his writings.
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At La Jolla Nurses Home Care we see it as a team effort, working with you, family members, physicians and other health care professionals. You may not need help forever. You may just need help right now. Your needs will determine services and scheduling visits to someone living with you or your loved ones 24 hours a day.
When you contact our office we will discuss with you certain aspects of the type of care needed so we can masterfully guide you to the right level of service for your particular needs. Don't worry if you've never done this before, we have and we know the right questions to ask to glean a snapshot of the care needs if you're not sure yourself. For a summary of the available service levels along with typical job duties for each classification, click here.