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Sunset Players launches its 2013-2014 season with "Harvey" by Mary Chase.
Directed by Mike Burke, this is the first time "Harvey" has been performed in Greater Cincinnati since its re-release several years ago.
The play, which won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1945, evolves about mild mannered Elwood Dowd and his delusion of a six-and-a-half foot rabbit named Harvey. As Elwood's family attempts to commit him to a sanitarium, a comedy of errors ensues. The events and Harvey have an overwhelming influence on Elwood's family and his doctors.
The cast for the Sunset Players' performance includes:
? Sharon Cardona as Myrtle Mae Simmons;
? Cathy Woodruff as Veta Louise Simmons;
? Ray Smith as Elwood Dowd;
? Lynne Aronson as Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet;
? Dawn Fricke as Ruth Kelly, RN;
? Joe Luckey as Duane Wilson;
? Jamie Ball as William Chumley, MD;
? Debbie Case as Betty Chumley;
? Dave Myers as Judge Omar Gaffney;
? Michael Maloof as E.J Lofgren.
Shows dates are: Oct. 4, 5, 11, 12, 13, 17, 18 and19. All shows begin at 8 p.m. except Sunday performance that begins at 2 p.m.
Tickets are $14 general admission, $12 for students, seniors or groups of 10 or more.
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Thomas Gibbs, dean of All Saints, dies at 80
Published: July 20, 2010
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ST. THOMAS — The Very Rev. Thomas W. Gibbs III, dean of the All Saints Cathedral Episcopal School, died Sunday in his home.
Dean Gibbs, 80, had delivered his final two sermons at All Saints Cathedral Church that morning, reflecting on the lesson of Mary and Martha in the Gospel of Luke.
"Dean Gibbs will be missed, because he's been a familiar face for all of us," All Saints Senior Warden Reubina Gomez said. "He's seen our children and grandchildren go through life. He went suddenly, and he will be missed."
Gomez, who said she has known Gibbs for more than 50 years, called him "a great advocate for punctuality, education and discipline."
Gibbs came to the Virgin Islands and All Saints in 1958 from Evanston, Ill. and became the rector of All Saints.
Although officially retired, he served as acting rector for the church and dean for All Saints after Dean Ashton Brooks left two years ago.
Throughout his time here, Dean Gibbs also held leadership positions in the Episcopal Diocese of the Virgin Islands.
Funeral arrangements and obituary details are pending.
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The Mental Health Crisis Program provides the following services to residents and professionals in Carver and Scott Counties. All staff are Licensed Mental Health professionals, and Allied Medical Providers in the three local hospitals.
Services include diagnostic assessments, evaluation of risk to self or others, therapeutic interventions, consultation to community providers, disposition planning, coordination of crisis intake appointments, referral, and follow-up services. An emphasis is placed upon collaboration with current providers and community resources to coordinate care. The goal is to provide immediate crisis intervention, early identification of mental health issues, and avoid out-of-home placements.
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The family of the woman who says she was raped by Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston said late Friday his attorneys contention that their relationship was consensual is false.
To be clear, the victim did not consent. This was a rape, the statement said.
Winstons attorney, Tim Jansen of Tallahassee, said this week at a media conference he was not surprised DNA of his client matched the fellow FSU student who filed a sexual-assault case against him in December 2012. Jansen said his defense supported by the statements of two witnesses he provided always hinged on the contention that the two had consensual sex.
But the womans family said that assertion was too little, too late, calling it a self-serving and misplaced effort at reactive damage control in the face of matching DNA results.
What is significant is that the DNA matched the person identified by the victim to law enforcement back in January 2013, the statement said.
The woman reported being sexually assaulted in the early morning hours of Dec. 7, 2012. At first, the suspect was listed as unknown in a Tallahassee Police Department report, but a few weeks later she identified Winston as her assailant, the family said this week.
The family said the detective in the case, TPD Investigator Scott Angulo, should have taken a statement from Winston at that time, but instead, after telling her she would be raked over the coals for accusing Winston, he placed the case on open, inactive status.
The family said neither the victim nor her attorney were ever told by TPD that Winston had been informed he was suspect.
TPD officials have said the case was deemed inactive in February after the woman cut off contact and indicated she did not want to pursue it, a fact the womans attorney, Patricia Carroll of Dade City, has denied.
In its Friday statement, the family questioned who at TPD informed Jansen the case was closed in February and why Angulo would deactivate the case after notifying Winston he was a suspect.
The letter also asks why TPD would say the woman broke off contact when on Jan. 11 Carroll wrote Angulo informing him that she would be the contact person for the complainant.
The letter says then-TPD Chief Dennis Jones was never notified that Winston was the suspect in the case when it is customary for the chief to be notified of cases involving athletes, and questions why City Attorney Anita Favors Thompson provided information in a Nov. 12 email to commissioners about an open police investigation.
A decision by State Attorney Willie Meggs whether to charge Winston in connection with the alleged rape is expected in the coming days.
Meggs said on Friday his team was tying up some loose ends surrounding the investigation. He did not indicate exactly when his decision will be announced, but said he expects it to come next week.
Meggs said he is taking a very deliberative approach because of the high-profile nature of the case and the scrutiny his decision is to sure to receive.
Im going to try to have all of our Is dotted and Ts crossed, he said. Hopefully, we dont overlook anything we could do.
If Winston were to be charged with a felony such as a sexual battery charge FSU Athletics rules would call for him to be automatically suspended. Winston currently is a contender for the Heisman Trophy and the No. 2-ranked Seminoles are poised for a shot to play in this years national college football championship.
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Travel Advisory; MUSIC AT SEA, CARIBBEAN BOOKINGS; Annual Shipboard Serenade
By John Brannon Albright
Published: December 20, 1981
A music lover's dream come true: 12 days in the company of Maurice Andre, the trumpeter; Daniel Barenboim and Misha and Cipa Dichter, the pianists; James Galway, the flutist, and Yo-Yo Ma, the cellist. Not to mention the Cleveland Quartet and the English Chamber Orchestra. All will be aboard the Mermoz for the 21st Music Festival at Sea in the Caribbean from Jan. 3 to 15.
Passengers will meet the artists as well as hear their concerts, and there will be lectures. At ports of call - among them St. John's, Antigua; Fort-de-France, Martinique; Caracas, Venezuela - the passengers can attend concerts ashore.
French cuisine, unlimited table wines and an open bar are promised during the trip, which departs from Miami. Rates are from $2,370 to $5,740 a person, double occupancy. For more information contact Paquet French Cruises, 1370 Avenue of the Americas, New York, N.Y. 10019 (212-757-9050).
Mexico For Cooks
Three main ingredients go into this tour: cooking classes, sightseeing and relaxation. For four days participants stay in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico's colonial art capital. During that time they learn to make such dishes as mole poblano de guajote (turkey in chocolate and chili sauce) and carne asada a la tampiquena (broiled beef Tampico style). On the way to San Miguel, the group spends two days touring Mexico City. The group also goes to Guanajuato and Dolores Hidalgo, both short trips from San Miguel.
The trip is being sponsored by an organization called the Wandering Spoon. The programs are devised by an experienced cook, Lucille Haley Schechter, a former editor of Harper's Bazaar. The seven-night Mexico program, beginning Jan. 8, will concentrate on Mexican, nouvelle and haute cuisine.
The program is limited to 10 people and is priced at $1,100 each in double occupancy. The fee covers accommodations, all meals and tours. Two dinners will be at leading local restaurants. An accompanying spouse or friend not taking the classes pays $950.
Additional information is available from Mrs. Schechter, 340 East 57th Street, New York, N.Y. 10022 (212-7511-4532). Close to Nature In Finger Lakes
Here is a chance to look for animal tracks in the snow, sight winter birds, identify hibernating insects and visit beaver and muskrat lodges. Cross-country skiers will be doing that with a nature expert as a guide on weekends in January and February at state parks in the Finger Lakes region of upstate New York.
The expert is Tony Ingraham, state park nature interpreter, and the cross-country ski tours he will lead will take place at 1 P.M. on Jan. 10, Jan. 24 and Feb. 7 at Buttermilk Falls State Park and Jan. 16, Jan. 23 and Feb. 20 at Pinnacle State Park. He will also lead two moonlight ski tours at 8 P.M. on Jan. 9 and Feb. 6 and a daytime tour at 1 P.M. on Jan. 17 at Newtown Battlefield Reservation.
For those who prefer walking to skiing, the nature interpreter will take a group on a winter walk to Taughannock Falls in Taughannock Falls State Park, using the only gorge trail kept open in winter. That trip begins at 1 P.M. Feb. 21.
All the tours last about an hour and a half and are offered without charge. Mr. Ingraham says that skiers should bring their own skis and should have had at least some instruction, but beginners and families, he adds, are welcome. Trails are easy to moderate and the pace is comfortable.
For more details contact Finger Lakes State Park and Recreation Region, R.D. No. 3, Trumansburg, N.Y. 14886 (607-387-7041). Mardi Gras By Train
A banjo player strumming Dixieland tunes and 1920's jazz sets the mood on the Mardi Gras train, which will make its seventh trip from Chicago to New Orleans, beginning at Chicago's Union Station on Feb. 19.
For a round-trip fare of $788 a person in double occupancy at the Marriott Hotel in New Orleans and sharing a bedroom aboard the train, passengers receive four nights' accommodations, a welcome reception, breakfast at Brennan's, sightseeing, a two-hour jazz cocktail party at Duke's Place and a four-hour Mississippi River cruise. If coach travel is substituted for a bedroom the rate is $653 a person. The ride back to Chicago is on Feb. 25.
Additional information is available from travel agents, Amtrak offices or Sierra West Adventures, 111 Pine Street, San Francisco, Calif. 94111 (415-981-2348). Caribbean Forecast
What are the chances for booking a Caribbean holiday this winter? Generally, there are seats on airplanes and rooms in hotels from early January on, according to John H. Keller of Caribbean Holidays. ''Good bets are Jamaica, Barbados, Puerto Rico and the Bahamas, simply because of their size and variety of accommodations and the total number of rooms,'' he said. ''Most have recently added a substantial number of rooms.''
Joan Pflueger of the Jamaica Reservations Service says that there is still lots of space, although it is tight from Washington's Birthday to the end of February. The same pattern obtains elsewhere, with local variations. Frank Paulino, information officer of the Dominican Tourist Office, says that there are rooms available in all hotels from Jan. 9 on, following the ''Little Christmas'' (Epiphany) celebrations that bring many Dominicans home.


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|Reviews for as it goes down
| wren-kt7oz chapter 1 . 2/15/2014
I always liked Daphne and you really do her justice here.
| pampoo chapter 1 . 9/7/2013
Love it!
| Emma chapter 1 . 4/30/2012
This is the first story of yours I read, and it was hilariously amazing! Daphne is one of my favorite characters but she just doesn't have enough interaction with the rest of the gang (especially Brian :D) and you wrote this perfectly, they were brilliantly in character and you enlightened the Ethan situation with just the right amount of humor!
Well done! I loved it :)
| soul1essharpy chapter 1 . 7/17/2011
Go Daphne! I love her, she just kept on trying to get Justin to see he turned into a TOTAL twat while with 'Ian' (still makes me giggle) Even his wardrobe, yuck! He screwed up leaving Brian, BIG time! I always loved the banter between her and Brian, too, she could totally keep up with him.
| CourtneyScott chapter 1 . 6/13/2011
Oh my gosh how am I just finding this now? I love this! P ; I always loved Daphne, and really loved her few scenes with Brian.. I really wished she had been used more. Ah well. Cant change it now. Anyways, awesome fic!
| tiny ineffectual fists chapter 1 . 4/23/2011
I think this is perfect. You have Brian and Daphne's characters spot on. (:
I wish there had been more Brian/Daphne on the show, especially a scene like this. It's sweet.
Ugh I love this so much.
| xrifree chapter 1 . 9/30/2010
ok I just have to say this. Your Harry Potter fics were some of the first-and best- I read when I first started reading fanfiction,when I was like...15 I think...(i am 19 now).So I was going through your profile, trying to decide what to read(you do have over 200 stories!god!) and saw that you wrote for Qaf, which is my favourite fandom, so I had to read it lol.
Loved the story, Daphne is very true to character. and pretentious turtleneck-wearing Justin used to get on my nerves at season 3 (although I was sort of on his side...confusing...)
"Ethan's boring," she says. "And he drinks orange juice. From Walgreens." haha perfect line. I've been in her shoes -having to face a friend who's just broken up with an even closer friend. All you can do is crack jokes and subtly show your support..
I loved this story. Write more qaf fiction please?
| DiorNicole chapter 1 . 3/29/2010
This was a wonderful One-Shot and beautifully written! Thank you, for taking the time out of your life to share your talent with us.
1.) Its been such a long time since I've some good QAF fanfiction.
2.) Always loved Daphne & Brian's interactions/relationship. Brian could lie to Daphne but she was at the prom; she knows the truth.
3.) Love Daphne's inner thoughts on Justin, Brian & The Fiddler. She has POV that the others don't.
4.) This part was so funny to me. And she was right.
He and Ethan are going to a show (and that's the way he said it now, drawing out the o like he was orgasming or something, going to a show, Daph, me and Ethan just love to go to shows)
5.) Bad Justin for putting Daphne in the middle of them like that. You left (Although he might have had reasons.) be man enough to face what you left; if your so happy now.
6.) I keep thinking, 'Daphne, he'll never believe you.
You look real," he compliments, and then stumbles into the hallway.
Daphne frowns, not sure why she's offended. "I am real!" she calls after him, and for some reason this is very important to her.
7.) This was a really good look into the 'Dark Period' as I like to call it. You stayed true to everyone involved.
Great Work! Happy Writing!
| Albiku chapter 1 . 3/27/2010
God, you should write more Queer as Folk. I just loved this. So much!
You are a great writer. Congratulations!
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The first volume of Aku no Hana (Flowers of Evil), an excellent manga, went on sale today in the U.S. and Canada.
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The first volume of Aku no Hana (Flowers of Evil), an excellent manga, went on sale today in the U.S. and Canada.
Well Kodansha owns part of Vertical so I imagine they will begin licencing some the titles that other publishers aren't too keen on localizing. I was also looking through the list of series they've licensed and I literally had to double check because I could not believe they actually brought Litchi Hikari Club for western audiences.
ending? anime? Because I can't see it going much longer.
I would like a anime, covering all the manga. It would be depressing to watch though (if well done).
I want a Choujin Gakuen anime when will there be one?
Aku no Hana has sold decently. And I think it's licensed in the US. I could see it happening.
I should catch up on that series.
The last chapter I read also seemed like it was heading towards a conclusion, so I wouldn't be surprised at all if it was ending.
Doubutsu no Kuni may end in the near future, too. But it's hard to tell with that series. I really need to get back into scanlating it.
It would be really cool if you got back into scanlating it. I think it is a majorly overlooked series on the internet manga community. It may even boost sales of the American volumes since there is hardly any press or buzz about this series. I doubt it sells well over here.
As in reaching the end of the series. Volume 10 just came out. And based on recent chapters, they're getting close to who seems to be the main villain and in his main base. We've seen all his main weapons and forces, too. And it's turning into a real all-out-battle and secrets-revealed mode now. Course, more things can happen. So we'll see. I don't expect it to end in the next FEW chapters, but maybe within a year or so.
Aw, cool. I've kinda liked Aku no Hana. It's sort of a manga trying to handle a deep subject that may be over its head. But it's still interesting nonetheless.
I wonder if they'll make an anime of just "Part 1" and then end at the end of that (Maybe doing another season if it's successful). Because Part 2 has only gone on for about 3 chapters so far.
And I'm still pulling for a Doubutsu no Kuni anime. I think there probably will be one, seeing how much Kodansha has pushed the series. It's gotten more color pages or covers than the whole rest of the series in Bessatsu. Because it's done by Raiku who's a successful author. It's gotten on the top 30 in the Oricon even if it's not a huge hit. I'd hope an anime would push it to be more popular.
I'm actually kind of surprised with the news. It's not the type of series that usually gets a anime.
Still Looking forward to it. I really enjoy it (in a weird way), and recommend to anyone to go and pick it up.
It's ranked on the Oricon, at around 50K or so. That's much better than some of the shit like Joshiraku and Sankarea which all have animes just because they're ecchi series about young girls.
I think Kamisama no Iutoori has done well enough to probably get an anime at some point, too. Though I think it's only 3 volumes long so far so it probably won't be until later. I vaguely remember seeing it on the Oricon, but I can't seem to find it...


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Bumgarner Not at His Best, but Giants Out-Slug Braves to Take the Series
On a scorching day in San Francisco, the Giants bats picked up Madison Bumgarner and torched Braves pitching in a 10-4 victory over Atlanta.
It was 79 degrees at first pitch, and the Braves bats were hot against Bumgarner right out of the gate (heat pun!). Tyler Pastonicky led off the game with a single, and Freddie Freeman doubled him to go put Atlanta on the board. With two outs, Chris Johnson collected his first RBI double of the day, and it was quickly 2-0 with the Giants coming up.
Turns out the San Francisco bats were warmed up as well, as they jumped all over Braves starter Julio Teheran. Gregor Blanco – starting in place of Angel Pagan, who was just getting a day off – walked to lead off before Hunter Pence crushed his third home run of the year to right-center field to tie the game at two. Pablo Sandoval hit a one-out single back up the middle, Michael Morse walked, and Brandon Crawford dropped a bloop single into left to give San Francisco a 3-2 lead.
Blanco got himself around the bases in the bottom of the second to extend the lead to 4-2. He stole second during Pence's at-bat, stole third during Buster Posey's at-bat, and came home when his steal forced a throwing error from Braves catcher Evan Gattis.
The Braves wouldn't go down without a fight. Gattis and Johnson led off the top of the fourth with back-to-back doubles, and Andrelton Simmons hit a two-out triple, and the game was tied once again.
But the black and orange refused to stay behind in the ballgame and took the lead back in the bottom of the inning. With one out, Pence, Posey, and Sandoval hit back-to-back-to-back singles to make it a 5-4 game. Sandoval currently has a five-game hitting streak, and his RBI single was his eighth hit over that span. His average is now up to .203 after hovering in the .170s for much of the season. Pence is happy for his teammate's recent success.
"This game is full of a lot of ups and downs, and he's been battling through the tough times, and I'm really proud of him. I'm proud of the way he's carrying himself. The charisma that he always brings, and his energy's always up there. He's playing hard defense, he's grinding, and now the swing…he's starting to hit some good line drives and have some great at-bats…It's awesome to see him start to find some holes."
That run was enough to knock Teheran out of the game after going just three-and-a-third innings, allowing seven hits, five runs (four earned), five walks, while striking out four. He threw 84 pitches, 51 strikes. Prior to Wednesday's game, the Braves right hander had recorded a quality start in all seven of his starts this season.
The fifth run also earned Bumgarner his fifth win of the year, despite not having his best stuff. The lefty labored through much of the game, but gritted out five innings, giving up four runs, one walk, and five strikeouts on 96 pitches (54 strikes). Bumgarner was grateful to his teammates.
"I tell you what, the offense picked me up today big time. They played their butts off and battled nine innings. They didn't take an inning off, they were scrapping the whole game. And that's awesome to see."
San Francisco added some insurance in the next inning off of reliever Alex Wood. Crawford led off with a double, and Blanco delivered a two-out single to bring him home. Blanco then promptly stole second for his third stolen base on the day and came in to score on a Pence RBI single. Pence finished the day four-for-five with a home run and three RBIs. Morse joined the RBI party in the sixth, when he crushed his ninth home run of the season into the left field bleachers. The solo shot gave him nine bombs on the season, tied for the team lead with Brandon Belt.
Not to be left out, Crawford launched his second splash hit of the year in the eighth – a two-run shot that scored Colvin (who'd doubled) – to make it 10-4.
Manager Bruce Bochy said that responding quickly to being down early was crucial for the win – and his two lead-off guys played a major role.
"Great job. Both of them reeked havoc. The start of the first inning, Blanco –he's be having his tough times, too – and he throws a nice at-bat up there…and Pence a huge day, obviously with his four hits. You get down two runs to this club with Teheran going, who's throwing the ball very well, it's nice to get back in it right away."
The Giants bullpen continued its dominance, with Juan Gutierrez, Jean Machi, and Javier Lopez combining to throw four innings of no-hit baseball. San Francisco relievers now boast a 0.94 ERA at AT&T Park this season.
The Giants have now won both series against the Braves and are 5-1 against them this year. They'll welcome the Miami Marlins for a four-game set starting Thursday night.by


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"It is far better to light a candle than to curse the darkness."
—HH Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama
The first of the Four Noble Truths taught by the historical Buddha affirmed the reality of human suffering. The Buddha went on to outline a methodology for transforming negative emotions of anger, despair, and helplessness into a path of active compassion toward oneself and others.
Sandy Hook Promise will host a special presentation, "Violence, Loss and Emotional Healing: A Buddhist Perspective," on Wednesday, March 13. It will begin at 7 pm at Congregation Adath Israel, 115 Huntingtown Road. Admission is free.
The presentation will explore the intersection between Eastern mind training and Western psychology. Presenters will describe their personal struggles and professional efforts to address the problem of violence and to promote healing from the emotional trauma caused by violence. In addition, the presentation will attempt to explore how a community's path of healing from violence might also create a framework for preventing future violence.
The lecture will consist of presentations by four panelists: two Tibetan Buddhist lamas (teachers) involved as chaplains and in chaplaincy training, and two students of Buddhism with extensive personal and/or professional experience in dealing with violence and its aftereffects.
Panelists will include Lama Kathy Wesley (Gyurme Chotso), who has been a student of Khenpo Karthar Rinpoche (abbot of Karma Triyana Dharmachakra, a Buddhist monastery in Woodstock, N.Y.) since 1977. She participated in the first traditional Tibetan three-year retreat led by Khenpo Karthar Rinpoche at Karme Ling Retreat Center in upstate New York, and thus earned the title of Retreat Lama.
Lama Kathy serves at the Columbus Karma Thegsum Choling in Ohio as its resident teacher, and travels to other Buddhist centers throughout the country to teach. She is particularly in demand as a teacher of Lojong, a set of Tibetan Buddhist practices that train the mind in compassion and loving kindness.
James L. Knoll IV, MD, is the director of forensic psychiatry and associate professor of psychiatry at SUNY Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, where he serves as the training director for the forensic psychiatry fellowship. Dr Knoll is board certified in both adult and forensic psychiatry. He has worked for many years as a forensic evaluator for state and federal courts, corrections, and the private sector.
He served as the medical director of psychiatric services for the New Hampshire State Prison system, and now serves as a forensic consultant to the Central New York Psychiatric Center. Dr Knoll is also editor-in-chief of Psychiatric Times , and contributing editor for The Correctional Mental Health Report . His main interests include violence prevention, and areas in which western psychology and Buddhism overlap.
Lama Tsultrim Yeshe (John Samuelson) has been a student of Khenpo Karthar Rinpoche since 1989. He completed the first traditional Tibetan three-year retreat held at Karme Ling (Delhi, N.Y.), led by Khenpo Karthar Rinpoche, and took monastic vows with him in 1994.
Lama Yeshe, a retired prison chaplain, lives in Wisconsin, and teaches at dharma centers throughout North America. He is especially known for workshops in which participants use Tibetan Buddhist practices to explore the nature of forgiveness and to learn how to heal old wounds.
David Kaczynski is executive director of Karma Triyana Dharmachakra Inc. He is the brother of Theodore Kaczynski, the so-called "Unabomber," whose 17-year reign of violence came to an end after David and his wife Linda read the Unabomber's manifesto in The Washington Post and reported their suspicions about David's brother to the FBI.
Mr Kaczynski formerly served as executive director of New Yorkers for Alternatives to the Death Penalty and as assistant director of Equinox Youth Shelter, a shelter for runaway and homeless youth in Albany, N.Y.
Their discussions will be followed by a question and answer session.
Sandy Hook Promise is a nonprofit corporation, with a 501(c)(3) Foundation (in process) as well as a 501(c)(4) Action Fund.
For additional information call 203-304-9780 or visit SandyHookPromise.org.


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Titan A.E. is a 2000 animated film about a young man who learns that he has to find a hidden Earth ship before an enemy alien species does in order to secure the survival of humanity.
- Directed by Don Bluth and Gary Goldman. Written by Ben Edlund, Joss Whedon and John August.
- Cale: [to Tek, after escaping from Po and his cronies] I've got to be scarce for a while.
- Korso: [slides into the seat next to Cale] You don't know the half of it.
- Cale: Are you still bothering people? Hey, Go away!
- Korso: [to Tek] Great job with the kid, Tek. He's a charmer.
- Preed: [Sarcastically] Such motherly concern for the subject.
- Cale: Why am I naked?
- Preed: You positively glow with maternal warmth Akima- it's very touching. I must have you.
- Akima: In your dreams.
- Preed: Akrennians don't dream, remember?
- Akima: They don't bathe much either.
- Gune: [holding up a small device] Does this look familiar? Do you know what it is? Neither do I. I made it last night in my sleep. Apparently I used Gindrogac. Highly unstable.
- Preed: Gune...
- Gune: I put at button on it. Yes. I wish to press it, but I'm not sure what will happen if I do.
- Gune: Preed! Preed! Aren't you supposed to be watching for the Drej?
- Preed: [not paying attention] Yes, Caveman. Drej bad, we good. Now go look at something shiny for a while.
- Gune: I think you'd better look again!
- [Preed looks up from the gun and sees Drej]
- Gune and Preed: [shout] DREJ!
- Akima: What exactly are we looking for?
- Cale: This ship's going to help save mankind!
- Akima: What exactly are we looking for?
- Cale: Not a clue.
- Korso: [after Preed captures Akima and Cale] How long were they standing there?
- Akima: Long enough.
- Cale: You lied. Everything you said, everything you told me...?
- Korso: Not everything. Your father hid his ship, then the Drej killed him. All because he couldn't face the truth!
- Cale: [angrily] Yeah?! What is the truth?!
- Korso: That the human race is out of gas! It's circling the drain! It's finished! The only thing that matters is grabbing what you can before somebody else beats you to it.
- Cale: No! I don't believe that!
- Korso: Then you're even more like your father than I thought - a fool.
- [Gune has been injured by a bomb]
- Stith: Gune, are you all right?
- Gune: I'm...all right...for business. [chokes] I'll just take a little...nap, since I'm so...very sleepy. [seemingly dies. However, he is seen in his ship, battling the Drej] I've finished my nap!
- Akima: What are you going to call it?
- Cale: I think I'm going to call it... 'Bob'.
- Akima: Bob?
- Cale: You don't like Bob?
- Akima: You can't call a planet 'Bob'!
- Cale: Oh, so now you're the boss. You're the king of Bob.
- Akima: Well, no, but...
- Cale: What?
- Akima: Can't we just call it 'Earth'?
- Cale: Well, no one said you had to live on Bob.
- Akima: [laughing as she leans in to kiss Cale] I'm never calling it that.
- Get ready for the human race.
- Prepare for life after Earth.
- When Earth ends, The Adventure Begins.
- The Next Generation In Filmed Animation.
- Matt Damon— Cale Tucker
- Drew Barrymore — Akima
- Bill Pullman — Joseph Korso
- Nathan Lane — Preed
- John Leguizamo — Gune
- Janeane Garofalo — Stith
- Christopher Scarabosio - Drej Queen
External links[edit]
- Titan A.E. quotes at the Internet Movie Database
- Titan A.E. at Rotten Tomatoes


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I slid down the wall flipping open my phone and pressed send, before putting it to my ear.
Mom* Are you okay Baby? Where are you? Where's your brother? Bailey why aren't you answering my questions? Bailey?
Me* Mom slow down and breath I'm fine. I promise.
Mom* Bailey why aren't you answering my questions?
Me* Because you asked about five questions in the space of like 20 seconds.
Mom* Okay your right. I'm sorry. Let's try this again. Are you okay?
Me* Yes Mom. I'm just peachy.
Mom* Sarcasm Bailey solves nothing.
Me* Sorry, I'm just getting pretty cold.
Mom* Which goes on the next question. Where are you?
Me* I'm at school. Sitting in the hallway outside the locker room.
Mom* Okay why are you cold? The school is heated.
Me* Yeah well that the problem because heat runs on electricity.
Mom* Your point is?
Me* We don't have any electricity.
Mom* Your in a high school with no heat?
Me* Ding ding ding!
Mom* Can't you leave?
Me* Nope. The roads are closed because it's already snowing.
Mom* Oh baby who else is there?
Me* It looks like just me, Coach Michel, and the entire football team.
Mom* Man sweetheart I'm sorry.
Me* Yeah well I'm freezing here Mom.
Mom* Let me call your Uncle Jesse and see if he can do anything.
Me* Coach already called him. He can only send in Marines after the storm is over.
Mom* Oh no that is not acceptable.
Me* Yeah well I'm stuck here.
Mom* No I am calling him right now and demanding he send in the marines.
Me* Mom just because the base commander is your Uncle doesn't mean it changes his answer.
Mom* It does when he hears his Great niece and nephew are stuck in there also.
Me* Alright, sorry I asked.
Mom* Alright I will call you back. I love you.
Me* Love you too Mom.
Taylor* Oh really where you because I can hang up?
Me* Yeah like you haven't talked to a girl in what? Like a couple of weeks now?
Taylor* Not true.
Me* Your mother doesn't count.
Taylor* But-
Me* or your sister
Taylor* Okay your right. You are the only female I have talked to. Wait a minute….what's a female?
Me* You're an ass hole.
Taylor* I know. So how's chilly North Carolina?
Me* Fucking freezing.
Taylor* Dude you don't know how much I wish it was 'fucking freezing' here.
Me* No, you don't.
Taylor* Oh I so do.
Me* I'm trapped in a High School with 20 guys, including my brother.
Taylor* Hey, I'm trapped in the ass end of the desert with 20 guys including my brother too here.
Me* It's fucking snowing.
Taylor* We just get sand storms.
Me* Did I mention there is no heat here and the temperature is dropping fast than Justin Bieber's balls?
Taylor* Hey take some of the heat from here. We don't need it.
Me*I would love some right now. I'm so cold.
Taylor* Why? Isn't there heat or something?
Me* a transformer blew so we are powerless.
Taylor* Aw man that sucks Blondie.
Me* Thanks for pointing that out there Sherlock.
Taylor* Your welcome Mrs. Williams, I'm here to help.
Taylor* I got you to laugh. Do I get an award?
Me* You get a hug when you get home….if I get out of here alive.
Taylor* Oh I can't wait to get home now. I'm counting down the days to when I get my hug.
Me* Hmmm you should. I do give nice hugs.
Taylor* I can't wait Blondie.
Me* Taylor can you do me a favor?
Taylor* What is it Bailey?
Me* Stay safe? For me?
Taylor* Of course. I can't miss out on my hug can I?
Me* You better not.
Taylor* Don't worry; I will do my very best.
Me* Okay.
Taylor* I got to go now Blondie.
Taylor* Alrighty then.
Me* Hollywood?
Taylor* Yeah?
Me* Stay safe.
Taylor* Yes Ma'am.
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Interview with Kimberly Killion, Her One Desire
Each year, RWA recognizes excellence in romance writing through the RITAs, considered the top honor in the genre. Though awards are presented in a dozen categories, a writer has just one shot in her career to win the Best First Book award. This interview series focuses on the debut authors nominated in that category. Alyson H undertook to bring this idea to Dear Author and completed all the interviews. Alyson is a great interviewer and elicited some fun information. Alyson makes you, the reader, interested in the interviewee. It's a great skill. Thanks Alyson and I hope the readers of Dear Author enjoy this six part series.
Originally, Kimberly Killion had chosen The Executioner's Daughter as the title for her debut novel. Maybe not the sexiest title for a romance, but the concept itself is pretty irresistible. No wonder an editor at Kensington wanted to see the book before Killion had even finished it. The title became Her One Desire, but the story of what happens when an executioner's daughter rescues a prisoner from the Tower of London remains as intense and intriguing as the original premise. It also manages to be funny and charming. All this, plus a Richard III cameo–pretty irresistible.
About Her One Desire…
First, give us a six-word memoir for your protagonist:
Executioner's daughter rescues Scottish spy forever-
What were the original "triggers" or inspiration points for this story?
While in the midst of brainstorming ideas for my next book, I found myself looking in the mirror. I thought if I kept staring I might be able to find something in my brain to trigger an idea. Unfortunately, my reflection hollered, "What the hell are you looking at?"
I didn't find what I was looking for there so I went outside and looked at the fields of corn, the gravel driveway, a blade of grass. Nothin'. So I looked up and said, "Give me an idea, pleeeeease."
Yes, I was asking for the supreme being of all creation to take time out of His busy day and give me an idea for my next book. That was selfish when you think about it. I mean, He has more important things to do, right? So, I thought long and hard and what did I come up with? Lunch. Yep. Lunch. So I fixed myself a sandwich and flipped on the TV. A documentary was on about the lives and families of the executioner. It was really quite fascinating. So then I started playing that game-you know the one-the "What if?' game.
What if I wrote a story about the executioner? Oh, he started out as my villain, then I mixed it up a little and he became the hero. It still wasn't right, so I said the word's that practically wrote HER ONE DESIRE for itself-What if the heroine was the executioner's daughter. And there is was. An idea was born.
You know how long it takes the Road Runner to sneak up on Wile E. Coyote? Well, that's how long it took me to google a few keywords: executioner, occupation, medieval, torture – This went on and on, and before I knew it I had educated myself on every form of torture between hung, drawn, and quartered to peine forte et dure (Pressing to death)
Your favorite line, moment, or scene in the book:
Favorite line: Thwack!
Favorite snippet: Keep in mind, Laird Broderick Maxwell prides himself on being skilled at holding his breath….
"I am the son of a man who sired twelve bairns. 'Tis expected of me to do the same."
"Twelve?" Lizzy practically drooled. She would have given anything for just one sister.
"I can say all their names in one breath."
The tickle dancing in her throat snuck out between her lips in a sort of hoot.
His head turned, popping his neck in two snaps. "Think ye I cannae do it?" He took a deep breath, held it, for extra drama, no doubt, and then-"Magnus-'named after Da, but died in infancy; Aiden-'named after my grandda; Broderick-'that would be me, named after my da's brother; Muira-'named after my mam; then Radella, Jean, Lindsay-'named after my aunts on my mam's side; Beth, Deirdre, Lilian, Mattie-'named after my aunts on my da's side; and Ian."
He inhaled and beamed a wide grin.
Regarding your favorite line: That is a good one. The lead-in to it was powerful, and I didn't know where you could go after that point. Did you? You said in another interview you tend to plot as you go rather than working from an outline.
I'm a pantser. I don't plot, but obviously I knew I wasn't going to do THAT! I knew I wanted a big dramatic scene where the reader would be convinced there is no way there would be a HEA. I hope I succeeded in providing the drama, the "oh-no", along with a believable HEA.
You started at a rather risky place with Lizbeth's character: She thinks of herself as weak and cowardly, while in her past, it seems she's been fairly passive. Yet she turns out to be one of several strong female characters in the book. It's so interesting how the women demonstrate their strengths in such diverse ways, from the militant leadership of Broc's mother to Edlynn's wisdom and Grandmum's eccentricity. Was this theme important to you from the beginning, or did it gradually evolve?
I wanted Lizzy's character arc to be huge. She had to overcome a lot and Broc, along with the other female characters they helped Lizzy grow into a strong woman. Broc helped Lizzy overcome her weaknesses and to me that is love. He was her perfect match.
I take it you side with scholars who think Richard III has been much maligned over the centuries?
I really didn't have an opinion one way or the other until I started researching the time period and the nobility. I read RICHARD III by Paul Murray Kendall, well I should say I studied this book, thoroughly. Kendall certainly did his research. I won't say King Richard didn't kill his nephews, but I won't say he did either. As a writer, my goal in creating this plot point was to challenge the reader. When they finish the book, I want them to sit back and say, hmmmm. To me, if that happens, then I have done my job. Call me crazy, but I thinks it's fun.
The best or most unusual fan mail you received about Her One Desire?
I had a woman gushing over the book, and then just as she was finishing up the post, she asked, "Just one question; why did Broc always pop his neck?"
However, this is my favorite all time quote from a fan: "The book was intense and I had to put it down a few times because I was afraid of what would happen next."
On Publishing-
HER ONE DESIRE is your first published book, but was it really your first book?
Her One Desire was my third book. I started out writing a Regency and that one is still collecting dust bunnies.
From the decision to write for publication to the "sold" call: How long?
11 years
How did you find your agent?
I called five agents after I got the offer from Kensington and asked if they wanted to represent me. I sent them my writing and within a 24-hour turnaround 4 of the 5 offered me representation. I would like to think it was the writing, but I had already got the deal right? However, I am so very fortunate to have Meredith Bernstein representing me. She is the "POO."
On Writing-
Your weirdest or most reliable writing ritual/habit:
Weirdest: I write in my camper.
Habit: I get up around 3:00 a.m. to write before I have to go to my "other" job.
Writing ritual: I listen to "Super Massive Black Hole" by Muse before I write the really hot love scenes.
Writing advice you're glad you followed or ignored:
I'm glad I followed a friend's advice to persevere.
Three items within arm's reach when you write:
- Caffeine
- Walkie Talkie (so I can communicate with the family who actually live in the house)
- The cat
Biggest distraction and how you deal with it:
My major vice is the internet, email, IM-I love the blogs, the networking communities, and chatting up friends. How do I deal?…I get up at 3:00 a.m. when no one is around to play.
What's coming up next from you?
HIGHLAND DRAGON comes out in October. Here's the elevator blurb:
Eighteen years after hiding the secret of his betrothed's lineage, Laird Calin MacLeod is forced to choose between avenging his father's death and surrendering to the passion he finds in the arms of his enemy's daughter.
As a RITA Nominee-
How did you celebrate the nomination?
I got online and spread the news all over cyberspace!
Wearing or carrying any lucky charms to the awards ceremony?
Nope. However, I am hoping to have my karma clean by then.
The author who, despite your usual poise and eloquence, would reduce you a blathering fangirl if you found yourself sitting next to her/him at the ceremony:
Teresa Medeiros
First person you'll hug/text/call if you win:
Hug: Megan Kelly
Text: My daughter
Call: The list is far too long-
A Little More Personal-
Your paying job(s) pre- and post-publication:
I've been a graphic/web design instructor at a business college in St. Louis for ten years.
An author or book you recommend again and again:
Heather & Velvet by Teresa Medeiros
Your own "best first":
Proving to my children that dreams do come true. It just takes a lot of wishing, a lot of work, and a hellova lot of luck!
RITA winners will be announced at the RWA national conference in July. You can enter Kimberly's current contest and read her blog at www.kimberlykillion.com.


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CHARLESTOWN — Community 2000, a nonprofit foundation that provides tuition scholarships to Chariho graduates and funding for educational projects, recently added the Chariho Career Development Portfolio Scholarships to its stable of endowments. Many of the organization's scholarships are focused on defraying the costs of college tuition, but the newest fund will provide funding for students who will attend vocational school.
Community 2000 now comprises six scholarship funds that it awards to students in the towns of Charlestown, Richmond, and Hopkinton. According to its web site, many of the organization's scholarships are available for up to four years for support throughout a student's undergraduate career. Students can apply to Community 2000, which is partnered with Scholarship America, online. Funds are also available for educational projects within the Chariho community.
The organization's president, Chris Philips, a former chemistry teacher and director of research and development at Pfizer, said that Jim Sullivan, a former Chariho school committee member, started the group's new Career Development Portfolio Scholarships.
"He had this idea of giving kids a $1,000 scholarship who have done a great job with their electronic portfolio or other activities in making a career choice – and when Jim talked to me about this, I loved the idea," said Philips.
"When I was teaching, I spent a lot of time advising students and the only students that were difficult to advise were those who didn't know what they wanted to do," he said.
Philips said he was excited about the focusing on non-college-bound kids who are making a definitive career choice.
"We love Career and Tech – everyone does not have to go to college," he said. "You can make a very good living as a plumber, electrician, or an automobile mechanic. So, we've always supported Career and Tech as well as kids going on to [college]."
For more, pick up today's Chariho Times.
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Cocktail of the weekComment on this story
Bar: Characters, corner of Roeland and Buitenkant streets, Cape Town
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Cocktail: Oor die Klippe
Price: R35
Ingredients: Espresso, Klipdrift brandy, Kahlua liqueur and ice cream
The saying goes "stadig oor die klippe", a cautionary instruction often given to me by an editor or two on my approach to alcohol.
Fortunately, as this alcoholic milkshake is a thick one, it has to be sipped slowly.
Bar manager Brandon Ngwenya makes the concoction by blending the ingredients together until the mix is smooth. This is poured into a poco grande glass and garnished with whipped cream and coffee beans.
I was a bit afraid of too much cream but it turned out not to be too heavy a drink. Sip it slowly and have some water on the side if you are wary of rich drinks.
The drink is new to the menu and was designed by Ngwenya, who adapted it from a patron's request.
The addition of espresso and Kahlua brought different flavours.
Characters is open from 7.30am to 2am Mondays to Saturdays and from 8am to 4pm on Sundays. Happy hour is Wednesdays to Saturdays from 5 to 6pm. The special applies to selected beers, ciders, wines and shooters. – Weekend Argus
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Carroll injury blow for HammersComment on this story
London - West Ham United's on-loan striker Andy Carroll will be out of action for up to eight weeks with a knee injury, manager Sam Allardyce said on Saturday.
Carroll, on a season-long loan from Liverpool who he joined for 35 million pounds ($56.09 million) in 2011, twisted his knee in the 1-0 defeat to Manchester United on Wednesday.
"Andy Carroll's injury is pretty severe. We didn't expect it to be quite as severe," Allardyce told Sky Sports after revealing Carroll would play no part in the club's match against Chelsea at Upton Park on Saturday.
"It's going to be about six to eight weeks. It's a blow for us and Andy. We must soldier on. The lads out there have plenty of experience but we are a bit light on the bench."
Carroll, deemed surplus to requirements by Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers in the close-season, has struggled for form and fitness since moving to the east London club.
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The Hungry Scientist Handbook: Electronic Birthday Cakes, Edible Origami and Other DIY Projects For Techies, Tinkerers and Foodies by Patrick Buckley and Lily Binns
If you're a foodie and a techie, this is the book that will allow you to combine your hobbies for maximum enjoyment. Personally, I'm not really a foodie or a techie, but I wouldn't mind eating wonton wrappers folded like cranes and then fried, a 20-sided pecan pie or a birthday cake lit up with LEDs.
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LeBron James
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It hasn't quite taken off like the Occupy protest movement - not yet, anyway - but the objections being registered about a new, limited-edition pair of Nike sneakers that'll cost about $300 a pair ought to find some traction with consumers already dealing with the rising costs of necessities like groceries and gasoline.
The shoes are associated with NBA superstar and Olympic gold medalist LeBron James. Less expensive versions of the shoes will be sold, but the pricier ones have high-tech soles equipped with motion sensors to measure how fast their wearers are and how far they run and jump.
The National Urban League has mounted a high-profile campaign about the shoes and the "sophisticated and seductive" marketing that Nike has used in the past to peddle its expensive wares to teens and young adults.
Marc Morial, president of the league, says the shoes represent a values issue, that the cost of shoes could go for a computer, textbooks, books or tickets for a classroom of students to go to a museum. Parents, he said, need to "consider whether this type of product is really where your priorities should be."
We hear what Mr. Morial is saying, but for our money Charles Barkley's message about athletic shoes - and what they do and don't deliver to the consumer - gets the message across a little better about what people are really getting for their money:
"These are my new shoes. They're good shoes. They won't make you rich like me, they won't make you rebound like me, they definitely won't make you handsome like me. They'll only make you have shoes like me. That's it."


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The first day of the training course Open Data in Practice in the Open Data Institute.The first day included 8 hours with short breaks for coffee. Our class of 12 people listened to a few lectures and learned about the world of open data (Discovering Data on the Web). The lectures led by David Tarrant of the University of Southampton were lively and moved along at a brisk pace.
The format of the presentation was accessible and an accommodating way to learn about open data, the evolution of the web, data formats, why and where these formats are used.
Dave also delivered a separate lecture on related data and the RDF-model of data. This was a much more interesting area of open data. I will organize and publish my thoughts and notes I made during the class.
Amazingly, our group included several people I have known only virtually. One of these virtual friends was Jason Hare, who I met on the Internet a few months ago on the basis of open data. He heads a wonderful project on open data of Raleigh. Another member of our group attending was Ibrahim Ahmed Elbadawi, who, like me ( http://aims.fao.org/linked-open-data-webinars-at-aims/irina-radchenko ), conducted a webinar in February on open data related to FAO UN (the United Nations).
The community of open data is close!
The institute puts all open data presentation training courses in open access. I think that the presentation of this course will also be available for viewing and downloading later.
For those interested in post the links to useful resources:
- Interactive visualization of the evolution of the web: http://www.evolutionoftheweb.com
- Useful service that allows you to design various online applications (using different libraries):http://jsfiddle.net
- The code for creating RSS-aggregator David Tarrant: http://jsfiddle.net/davetaz/zHPNK/ Note that jsfiddle can be branched projects (to fork, as in Github)
- GRAPHITE PHP Library Linked Data: graphite.ecs.soton.ac.uk .
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A restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a fitness center are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a bar/lounge, a 24-hour business center, and conference rooms.
Room Amenities
All 147 rooms feature thoughtful touches like bathrobes and slippers, along with conveniences such as refrigerators and coffee makers. Free WiFi and pillowtop beds are standard, as are plasma TVs with cable channels.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The Hills Hotel, an Ascend Hotel Collection Member features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 10,000 square feet (929 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, concierge services, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site. The property may provide extended parking privileges to guests after check-out (surcharge).
The Hills Hotel, an Ascend Hotel Collection Member is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- ATM/banking
- Number of floors - 4
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 147
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference space size (meters) - 929
- Number of meeting rooms - 11
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Outdoor pool
- Concierge services
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 10,000
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Wedding services
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Free self parking, RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Plasma TV
- Cable TV service
- Free local calls
- Bathrobes
- Premium TV channels
- Air conditioning
- Refrigerator
- Slippers
- In-room safe
- Coffee/tea maker
- Desk
- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- Iron/ironing board
- Free WiFi
- Private bathroom
- Phone
- Room service (limited hours)
- Pillowtop mattress
Where to Eat
The Hills Hotel, an Ascend Hotel Collection Member has a restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Ski equipment rental shops nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is Noon
Pets allowed, Only dogs and cats are allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 2, Pet maximum weight in lb is 50
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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Just this past weekend I moved 45 miles west to a tiny town, Culbertson, Montana, to avoid the exorbitant cost of living in Williston. Well, it's still rather exorbitant, but not nearly so much.
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I was informed that I must visit the town hall in order to pay a deposit on my city water account. Setting aside the modern conveniences of GPS and the Internet, I decided that finding the town hall should be easy. There are about two streets that would be considered "main" streets and no stoplights to speak of. Downtown itself is not difficult to run into, and the absence of traffic allowed me to inch slowly along as I tried to spot a building grandiose enough to be the town hall.
By chance, and not because of any ornateness on its part, I caught sight of a one-story, tan building with plain black letters: "TOWN HALL." I quickly adjusted my thinking that town halls should be the most impressive structure in a town and accepted that this building was erected for utilitarian purposes, not impressive displays. How practical, I mused to myself as I pulled into a parallel parking spot. I was the only person parked on the nearly empty street, and I left my car running since it looked like there wouldn't be waiting in line involved.
Once inside the single glass door, I was confronted with a wall and a door to either side of me. A single brown placard hung on each door: to my left, "SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER" and to my right, "TOWN CLERK." I opened the door to my right and entered a small room with filing cabinets and two desks. A woman sat at each desk looking busy. As I glanced from one to the other, unsure of how I should announce myself, one said, "Can we help you?"
"I need to pay a deposit on my water account?" I asked, assuming that one of the women would definitely be helping me, but still feeling disbelief that I should be able to walk into one room in a building and be helped by the first person I saw. There were no other doors in the room other than the one I came through, and besides the two women, I was the only one there.
"Sure!" the one on the left said, a thin woman that looked like she'd probably be quite tall if she were to stand up. I moved to the chair in front of her desk. "You called the other day, didn't you?" she asked. Hmm, well I guess they don't get many phone calls.
"Yes," I replied. "You told me I needed to come in and pay a deposit."
"Yes, Rachel Kelly, right? Okay, so what's your address again?"
"220 5th Street West," I replied.
"Ah yes, and who are you renting from again?"
"The Snyders."
"Thaaat's right. Let me see if I can find your account number." She pulled out a small collection of stapled papers, perhaps five or six pages thick and began thumbing through them. She had a computer, but it remained untouched for the duration of my visit. The screen was black in hibernation mode, indicating it hadn't been used in a while. I wondered what other daily tasks she handled and if any of them required a computer.
"So you live over in that duplex behind the school?" the other woman asked from the desk on the other side of the small room. She had obviously been listening in and smiled at me warmly. "When did you move here?"
"This past Saturday," I replied, marveling at the antiquated efforts of the woman before me. They keep their records on paper? I marveled to myself, wanting to giggle at the unbelievable quaintness. Having lived in LA county, the comparison of government buildings and service felt akin to time travel. I glanced around the room which had wood paneled walls that I knew were popular in the late seventies. There was a bird's eye view of the town on one wall and several city plan layouts. Papers litter nearly every wall surface, but mostly I noted the aged nature of the place, how it smelled sort of comfortable and settled with it's industrial carpet that was probably original to the building. The desks were both brown lacquered metal and a folding table behind me had stacks of papers and flyers and forms of every sort. I got the impression that this was the town center, full service and the place one would go for any kind of town business.
"Here it is," the woman in front of me said.
"So you take checks?" I asked, already having been told they don't accept credit cards, hence the personal visit.
She replied in the affirmative, to my relief, (at that point I would not have been surprised if they told me these things were cash-only), and while I made out the check to the City of Culbertson for the amount of fifty dollars, she wrote something down, then pulled out a massive ledger, about two feet long by three feet wide, and placed some kind of oversized carbon copy receipt book on top of it which she aligned with the grid lines of the massive ledger. She wrote my name and the amount and signed it, tearing off the receipt and handing it to me. Once we completed our transaction, I began to ask questions about the trash service and the postal service (the USPS doesn't deliver mail to each home here). She answered pleasantly and informed me afterward that should I have any questions about anything, I should call her. I knew she was serious about that. I wish I had asked her name, because if I spot her in town, she'll probably remember mine.
I walked out of the building with the flimsy receipt in my hand, proof that I now belonged to this infinitesimal corner of the globe in some respect. People know where I live. The secretary at the school hugged me when I brought my kids in to register. And the lady across the street watches my goings and comings with interest from her living room window. I've been sucked into the fabric of small-town living. And it's delightful!


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Law enforcement agencies in Muncie and Delaware County jailed 10 people Thursday.
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If I do something or suggest something that he doesn't like (this could be anything from trotting around to doing shoulder-ins) sometimes what he does is get tight as a coiled spring and hollow, and he "snaps" at me. He'll give me like 4 inches of loose rein then haul his face forward to try and pull the reins out of my hands. Even though he's 20, he still has a bit of bottle rocket in him and frequently does beautiful Lippizaner-style moves. He doesn't make me nervous at all (he's not dirty, just energetic) but he does tend to make me a little tense because he can and will blow.
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ORANGE, Ohio (AP) - A Cleveland-area man accused of overbilling Medicaid and Medicare by more than $2.5 million has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit health care fraud and four counts of health care fraud.
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CHANDLERVILLE — A juvenile was arrested late Saturday in connection with the shooting death of a 39-year-old rural Chandlerville woman, according to the Mason County Sheriff's Office.
CHANDLERVILLE — A juvenile was arrested late Saturday in connection with the shooting death of a 39-year-old rural Chandlerville woman, according to the Mason County Sheriff's Office.
The boy is believed to be 11, though authorities would not confirm that, nor would they release his name or his connection to the victim.
Brenda Schaad was pronounced dead of a single gunshot wound at her home about 6:18 p.m. Saturday by the Mason County Coroner's Office.
An Illinois State Police attempt-to-locate message broadcast Saturday night said authorities were looking for an 11-year-old boy wanted for a homicide in Mason County.
The message issued by state police to its officers said the incident occurred in rural Chandlerville, across the Cass County border in Mason County. The address given by authorities Saturday was in the 5900 block of County Road 200 North.
The suspect, described as male, 4-foot-7 with dark hair, was believed to be in a white 1999 Plymouth Breeze registered to a man in Springfield.
Cheryl Richard, who works at Marr's Quik Stop, said Brenda Schaad and her children shopped at the gas station numerous times. She described Brenda as friendly and having a good rapport with her kids.
"I have no idea why it happened," she said. "It's a very, very sad thing."
Mason County Sheriff Wayne Youell said he could not confirm if the boy was arrested in Havana, which is about 20 minutes north of Chandlerville.
The police attempt-to-locate for the boy was canceled about 7:45 p.m.
Youell also would not say where the suspect was being held.
The state's attorney for Mason County, Kristin Miller, could not be reached.
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The juvenile arrested in connection with the shooting death of a 39-year-old rural Chandlerville woman Saturday could face first-degree murder charges, according to Sangamon County State's Attorney John Milhiser.
The suspect, believed to be 11 years old, can be charged with anything an adult can be charged with, said Milhiser, explaining the law in general. Milhiser said he had no direct knowledge of the circumstances of the Mason County case.
The youth would have to be at least 13 to be tried in an adult court, he said.
Juvenile courts are more informal than adult courts, according to the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority.
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The site also states that only juveniles 10 years old or older can be held in juvenile detention centers.
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Penguins goaltender Vokoun signs with Karlovy Vary in Czech RepublicNovember 2, 2012 10:00 AM
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Penguins goaltender Tomas Vokoun has joined Karlovy Vary in his native Czech Republic.
He becomes the fourth Penguins player to sign with a European club during the NHL lockout. Center Evgeni Malkin is playing in Russia, forward Dustin Jeffrey is playing in the Austrian League and defenseman Deryk Engelland is playing in Norway.mobilehome - breaking - penguins
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