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By Old Colony Elder Services
Old Colony Elder Services (OCES), a private, non-profit agency designated as an Aging Services Access Point (ASAP) located in Brockton, has recently promoted Barbara Kosovske, M.Ed. to Senior Care Options (SCO) Program Manager.
By Old Colony Elder Services
Old colony elder services (oces), will hold a free seminar for family caregivers of elders on march 21, 2013 at the hanson council on aging, 132 maquan street in hanson. (snow date march 28, 2013.)
By Paradise In-Home Car
Reducing your risk of suffering a stroke is a big part of maintaining your health. New research shows that heart and artery blockages can increase your risk, even if by older standards you were considered to be at a low risk for having a stroke.
By Paradise In-Home Care
Medical technology is always moving forward and this is a big benefit to the senior population, especially those individuals that want to enjoy the comforts of living in their own homes for as long as they possibly can.
By Paradise In-Home Care
Many people who talk about being or feeling old suffer from poor body image. Luckily, this is something that can be reversed in many cases.
By A Florida Nanny, Inc.
FamilyHelpandCare.com, announces its partnership with HomeWork Solutions, Inc., nationally recognized household employer's payroll and tax expert in the in-home care industry.
By Paradise In-Home Care
Loneliness is a major problem amongst the elderly. Senior care can provide just the relief to this problem that your elderly family member needs.
By Paradise In-Home Care
End of life preparations are important. There are many ways to prepare yourself, so make sure you pick the one best for you.
By Paradise In-Home Care
Depression can be a crippling illness and it often goes underdiagnosed within senior citizens. By getting the proper care for your loved one you can help them to fight off the symptoms of this illness.
By Dicks + Nanton Celebrity Branding Agency
Rebecca Barcy, CSA Certified Senior Advisor, home care industry expert and best-selling author, is proud to be eligible for the Better Business Bureau's Business Ethics Award.
By Paradise In-Home Care
Exercise has so many health benefits--both mental and physical. If you don't exercise, you should really start soon. This is especially true for senior citizens. Still, you should always consult a doctor first in order to avoid potential problems.
By Caregiver.com
Today's Caregiver magazine hosts leading experts for January 10th Best Practices Hearing Health Webinar. Learn latest techniques to talk with loved ones and clients about this sensitive topic. Register for complimentary webinar at www.caregiver.com
By American Association for Long Term Care Insurance
Spending on eldercare services including home care and nursing care are expected to grow 5.2 percent through 2016 and the purchase of long term care insurance will also increase according to the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance.
By Paradise Gardens Care Homes
Stress can play a big role in ruining your health. By reducing stress and getting more sleep you can start living a healthier life today.
By Senior Helpers of Seattle
With 36 million seniors living in the U.S. caring for an elderly loved one is a reality most people will face. That's why Senior Helpers, a leading provider of in home senior care, advises learning the signs your senior relative needs assistance.
By Paradise In-Home Care
Aspirin, amongst other good medical care practices, when coupled with a caregiver can be just what you need to improve your standard of living.
By Senior Helpers of Seattle
More than two million seniors are diagnosed with some form of depression every year. That's why Senior Helpers of Seattle, one of the largest in-home care companies in the nation, is raising awareness about senior depression this winter
By Paradise In-Home Care
Alzheimer's disease affects millions of people, but it can hurt families, too. Know what you can do this holiday season to help fight this disease and give back to your community.
By Paradise In-Home Care
Aging in place is a hot topic today, and Paradise makes this as easy as possible when a switch from in home care to assisted living is deemed necessary.
By Paradise In-Home Care
In home caregivers can help your loved one to stay safe this winter. It isn't your only option, however. There are plenty of things you can do to help promote senior safety.
By Paradise In-Home Care
This holiday season, make sure you are getting the care that you need. In home care and assisted living can do a lot toward making your life a whole lot easier. Paradise can help.
By Paradise In-Home Care
Paradise In-Home Care and Paradise Gardens Care Homes recommend that you get your flu shot as soon as possible. New scientific evidence supports the fact that this can have a big impact upon your health and prevent many health issues later on.
By Help Find Care
Help Find Care, a premier online service helps individuals & families find safe and affordable in-home Caregivers, has been selected as a Finalist in the Small Biz Challenge. Hundreds of businesses from across the country competed in this challenge
By Paradise In-Home Care
Paradise In Home Care stands apart from other senior care companies. Explore the reasons why this is.
By Paradise In-Home Care
The senior citizen population is growing and the Paradise caregivers are here to meet and enhance your elderly parent's needs.
By Paradise In-Home Care
The senior care industry is growing quickly. Finding a job in this sector can be exactly what you are looking for in order to jump start your career.
By Dicks + Nanton Celebrity Branding Agency
Rebecca Barcy, CSA, Certified Senior Advisor and Executive Director of I Need An Angel, Inc., Announces plans for tripling the size of their facility
By Dicks + Nanton Celebrity Branding Agency
Rebecca Barcy, CSA Certified Senior Advisor, home care industry expert and best-selling author, was recently named 2011/2012 Woman of the Year.
By Paradise In-Home Care
There is a huge opportunity for finding a new job within the senior care market. More people are needing care than ever before, creating an influx of many new job openings.
By Paradise In-Home Care
The Paradise family of senior care providers invites you to learn more about caring for the elderly with their free consultation and information services.
By www.SeniorHomes.com
New resource pages provide consumers with comprehensive information about assisted living in each state
By Old Colony Elder Services
Old Colony Elder Services (OCES), the Brockton based regional elder services agency is informing elders about fall prevention during "National Falls Prevention Awareness Day", which is observed on the first day of Fall, September 22, 2012.
By Paradise In-Home Care
Paradise In-Home Care is making adjustments that separate their level of service from that of other senior care providers in the Bay Area.
By Paradise In-Home Care
Paradise In-Home Care is looking for the very best people to add to their caring and compassionate staff of senior care providers.
By Old Colony Elder Services
A statewide elder advocacy group will testify this Friday that the Patrick Administration has proposed "unreasonable" rate cuts
By Guardian Angel Carers
Considering care for a loved one? Some useful questions to ask...
By Mother's Keeper
Cynthia Wilson, author of "Who Will Take Care of Mom?" A Guide for Family-Managed Senior Care examines the effects of Paul Ryan's Medicare reform proposals and filial responsibility laws on middle-class families.
By Elite Care
The SPADO task force and Elite Care encourage statewide community involvement by spreading the word on Alzheimer's education, treatment, protection and improvement. CEO Jason Hess is tapped to co-chair SPADO task force to champion state plan.
By Author
The purpose of this release is to inform the readers that The Nurse's Assistant is now available to help caregivers make educated choices in nursing facilities for their loved ones.
By LT Public Relations
LT Public Relations will showcase Elite Care's newest community, while highlighting its expertise and unique approach to elder care.
By Traxer Ltd
Iran offers to Stop Uranium enrichment before West take Military action. USA starts Military build-up in Asia-Pacific to balance China Military ambitions. Are these your future legacy for your children?
By Traxer Ltd
Iranian Investors invited to Invest-in-Finland Technology & Real Estate. Students to join High School to prepare for UK, USA University Entrance Examinations.
By Traxer Ltd
Wanted - Graduated 10 Medical Doctors & 25 Qualified Nurses (Female only). Investors Welcome! On-the-Job-Training - (OJT) Finnish Elder Care Spa Resort & Training Institute. Chinese/Vietnamese/Korean Catholics Preferred. Apply Now!
Elder-Care Medicare Spa Resort Real Estate Project & Medicare Graduate Doctors & Nurses Training Cen
By Traxer Ltd
Elder-Care Medicare Spa Resort Real Estate Project & Medicare Graduate Doctors & Nurses Training Centre Finland Invites Investors Euro 5 -15 million. Business Model for Franchising in Europe. Middle East. Human Resources Placement target 1000 pp.
By Traxer Ltd
Opportunity to Russian & Chinese Investors. Wanted - Graduated Medical Doctors & Nurses (Female). Elder Care experience preferred for Training for Scandinavian Medical Certification.
By D. Domer at LivingSenior
Alliance will provide one-stop access to the best senior living and long term care communities and funding options to help families pay for the costs
By Jacqueline Marcell, Author, Radio Host, Speaker
Bestselling Book, "Elder Rage, or Take My Father… Please! How To Survive Caring For Aging Parents", Recorded By Author, Jacqueline Marcell, Available as Audio Book at Amazon and Audible Books.
By Grammar Chic, Inc.
Having the peace of mind that an elderly loved one is safe is an invaluable feeling for family members. Always Best Care, the premier senior care provider, has launched Always in Touch—a program designed to provide this peace of mind.
By CareNovate.com Team
CareNovate.com is pleased to announce its nomination by SeniorHomes.com as the 2012 Best of the Web in the Social Media Rockstars – Organizations Category finalist.
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How Much Is That House? is a marvellous little game for those interested in property prices – it offers up 10 homes on Google Street View then simply asks you to guess how much they sold for. You get points depending on how close you were and then a final summing up of your score at the end.
First time buyers expect mortgage borrowing to increase by £30,000
Those looking to buy their first home expect to have to borrow £30,000 more than people who have got onto the property ladder in the past two years, new research from YouGov suggests.
Its "First Time Buyers" report shows that the average expected mortgage for people looking to buy their first home is £155,852. This compares to the average mortgage of £121,987 for people who have bought their first house since 2011.
Potential entrants into the property market expect to pay 25% deposits, the same as those who have recently bought their first homes. However, due to the increase in house prices, the average amount of equity needed has increased from £31,954 for existing first time buyers to £51,802 for those currently looking to purchase. Given that their average gross household income of £50,640, this implies a mortgage to household income multiple of three, this figure was 2.2 when existing first time buyers took out their mortgages.
YouGov's report suggests that people who have recently bought their first house are more pragmatic than those currently looking to do so, implying that potential first time buyers have unrealistic expectations of purchasing a property.
Three in ten people looking to buy their first home are choosing the location based on where they can afford compared to almost half of recent first time buyers. About a fifth of people looking for their first home want to buy because they feel they belong to a neighbourhood compared to just 8% of recent first time buyers.
James McCoy, Research Director at YouGov, said: "The recent surge in house prices have made deposits difficult for first time buyers. While the percentage remains the same the amount of money it represents is increasing month by month. Part of the problem is that a lot of first time buyers have unrealistic expectations about how and where to purchase a house. While the government's Help to Buy scheme will help on the financial side of things, it will not change the fact that many potential buyers need to adopt a more pragmatic approach to how they go about buying a house. Instead of breaking the bank trying to stay where they are familiar with they may be able to get better deals by going for locations to fit their budget."
Rental returns in Northwest England outstrip central London
Figures from the Association of Residential Letting Agents (ARLA) suggests that houses in North West England are delivering the highest rental returns in England.
Conversely, the data shows that rental returns on houses in central London have been falling for the past six months. Returns have fallen from 4% to 3.5% over this time period, while levels in the North West have stayed relatively steady at 6% or above. Outside England, houses in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have also recorded broadly rising return values.
Rental figures for flats followed a broadly similar geographical pattern, with central London properties offering an average return of 4.1%, compared with returns of 5.2% and 5.8% in the North East and North West respectively.
The survey also showed the average void period – the time that a rental property remains vacant between tenants – remained steady at three weeks across the UK.
Ian Potter, Managing Director of ARLA, said: "Our data clearly shows that landlords around the UK must choose their rental property wisely to ensure they receive the returns they expect. It may be that rental returns in a particular area come as a surprise to those not directly involved in the local market. As void periods have stabilised, landlords may have an easier job of forecasting returns once an indicative figure has been received. However, some untenanted time should always be factored in to any landlord's investment calculations."Tagged in: first time buyer, game, mortgage, renting
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Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium (map it)
Rowe Blvd & Taylor Ave
Annapolis, MD 21401
Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium website
Year Opened: 1959
Capacity: 34,000
There are no tickets available at this time.
Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium bills itself as a "memorial that happens to be a stadium." Opened in 1959, this intimate venue in Annapolis, MD should be on your to do list if you are in the Maryland state capital area. The experience will be better than you think.
The FANFARE scale is our metric device for rating each stadium experience. It covers the following:
Each area is rated from 0 to 5 stars with 5 being the best. The overall composite score is the "FANFARE Score".
The permanent concession stands don't give a ton of variety, but the mobile stands throughout certainly do. All of your regular ballpark fare is available, in addition to pulled pork BBQ, pit beef, veggie chili, and, of course, crab cakes. It's in MARYLAND, for crying out loud, they sell crab cakes at 7-11 here.
As is the case with many on-campus (or, in this case, near campus) venues, no alcohol is sold in the stadium, but tailgating is vigorously encouraged. You can't bring alcohol into the stadium (they will check) so be sure to partake outside if you would like to.
The tradition and history of the Navy and its academy are on full display here. There are plaques dedicated to various classes and battles fought everywhere you look. There is a set of memorials detailing the history of the United States Navy in every battle from the Revolutionary War to the Cold War.
Finally, there are the battle names. On the front of the seating sections, in chronological order, are the names of every major battle fought by the Navy and Marine Corps. It is truly awe inspiring. If you look at the names Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Salerno and Normandy and don't get goose bumps, there is something wrong with you. Or you're not American. I got goose bumps just writing that.
Also, the general admission seating area includes a grassy knoll on which families are encouraged to spread out blankets and picnic. Another nice tradition is that after every Navy touchdown, a group of Midshipmen runs behind the north end zone (where the grassy knoll is) and does 20 pushups each. I got tired just watching them.
Another neat tradition is that there are no nets behind the goal posts behind the north end of the stadium to catch kicks. A group forms on the grassy knoll and when the ball is kicked, someone gets to catch it. You have to give it back, but still, it's pretty cool.
The neighborhood has a charming section called The Village of West Annapolis. Before you get to that, you'll pass a shopping center with a nice neighborhood type Italian restaurant called Bella Italia. There is no bar, but you can drink on premises, and they sell pizza by the slice, which carries a lot of weight with me.
There are a couple of other spots in The Village such as Regina's, a small place specializing in German and local cuisine. Bella Italia and Regina's were both packed with folks wearing Navy gear. There are even places to get massages. Like, real healing massages, not shady back room massages.
This is a different group of fans than your typical college crowd. For one, it skews more mature than your average university fanbase for a number of reasons, not the least of which is the student section. The Brigade of Midshipmen (as the student body is called) is required to be in uniform for every home game. Thus, while they may cheer and act rowdy, they still have to abide by the Naval Code of Conduct. They are every bit as passionate as other student bodies, but they comport themselves with more dignity and respect. This affects the rest of the crowd as well.
To a degree. They are all very, uh, enthusiastic. The biggest difference here is that they keep the chants clean. At least the ones I heard. The crowd is a good one on its own. The student section makes it great.
Parking is easy if you have a pass, not so much if you don't. Ask about parking when you get your ticket. If you cannot park at the stadium, you will need to use one of the garages on the campus of St. John's College, located at the intersection of Bladen and Calvert Streets. It is just over the bridge, on the left. DO NOT park in the shopping center or in a neighborhood, you will be towed. The garage is free, but it's nearly a mile away. Bathrooms are, well, there.
There is no food item over nine dollars. I was surprised by the relatively low cost of concessions here, even the jerseys are cheaper than average. Seats are priced well also. Kids 12 and under can find a ticket for $12, while adults can get in for standing room only or on the grass hill for $20. Reserved seats cost $33 for most games, $38 for homecoming weekend.
While not your typical college town, Annapolis is a beautiful place to visit. The harbor has tons of things to do, and, historically is the landing place of "Roots" author Alex Haley's ancestor, Kunta Kinte.
If you come to Annapolis, plan your trip around a Navy home game so you can experience this place for yourself. It is not glitzy. It is not fancy. It is simply great. The historical atmosphere and the Brigade of Midshipmen are what set it apart from most other places. It isn't the shiny new venue that a lot of places have. But like the U. S. Navy, it gets the job done.
Geoff Crawley is the Mid Atlantic Regional Correspondent and Voice of the Fan and is the host of a weekly podcast.
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This was the best experience I ever had at a college football game. Get there early as the march on by the Midshipmen (4,000 strong) is awe inspiring. The stadium was a history lesson in itself and when the team ran out with the fight song "anchors aweigh" being blasted by the band I got goose bumps. We went into downtown Annapolis after the game to find several restaurants and a couple of Irish pubs - I would absolutely recommend this whole experience to anyone.
by bquinlan | Apr 23, 2013 12:19 PM
Should be so much better- A nice family day.
The problem I have is the fans themselves. They are too quiet and tend to leave in droves at halftime never to return. The Brigade supplies all the noise and if you cheer too loud you could be told to "please sit down or you are blocking our view"- Ok wont you please stand up too? The stadium is nice and it is a great Naval Memorial. The renovations have added to its intimacy and it is so small when you get in despite being at nearly 40,000. There is plenty of food and a tailgate is the usual must. But to get the feel of Annapolis you need to travel as the stadium is off campus and in a flat area with little excitement to offer. As stated a nice "family friendly day" a nice place to bring the kiddies. If you want ESPN excitement this is not the place. I do rate it far below the Michie Stadium crowd and game day experience and coming from a staunch Navy football fans since 1965-that hurts.
by garyboy | May 03, 2015 10:13 AM
Stay for half-time
So the staff at any stadium wants you to stay for half-time, but Navy is one of the few places that I would say it is a must. The precision military marching is awesome to behold, and you can't see it very many places. Lots of schools have great bands, but the military schools are a notch above.
by Aaron S. Terry | Nov 12, 2015 04:32 PM
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I'm not going to do a big review because Geoff covered it very accurately. If you can't understand the history and get goose bumps at a Navy game, then there is nothing I can say to encourage you to attend a game.
I personally enjoyed the town of Annapolis, although I was disappointed that you couldn't walk around the Naval Base like you can at an Army game in West Point.
I thought the fans and the atmosphere were amazing, loved the march into the stadium that the cadets do.
Access was fairly easy, although I parked where Geoff mentioned and it was just shy of a mile each way. However, it made leaving the game extremely easy as it puts you on a different road then the traffic leaving the stadium.
My return on Investment was really good, as I got in for $20 for a real seat. Apparently it was Boy Scout day and I found a troop who had extra tickets and got in for face value, which was below the normal price of $33.
I liked to food options. I ate a BBQ Pork sandwich that came with a 4 oz side of potato salad for $6. A great price and it was good. However, I really wish someone in the athletic office would have emailed me back about a few questions I had when I was looking for a ticket and parking. I know they got the email...
The extra points are just for the history and momuments set up both inside and outside the stadium. Really connected me to the history since I was not born when most of our past conflicts occured.
I recall coming here in 2001 first time and it was pleasant and nice but lacking in excitement. They have renovated it so end zone has seats but other is a hill where mostly toddlers and Mommies are roaming the back concourse. I have to admit that Navy fans are very bland and dont even stay after half time and thats pretty bad and ruins the excitement. I dont want to knock too hard as I am a Navy fan but Michie Stadium? IT AINT! Its a very nice family setting where people get upset when you stand and cheer too loud and the most noise from some of them is when they are telling you to "please sit down" or giving you rude stares. It feels like you are at a game with a bunch of "Buffy and Biffs" who are just biding their time to get to sailing. Now the Brigade makes the game seem like a game but thats just 4,000. It is the quietest sell out I have seen. We used to go to games here but havent in years after being out cheered one too many times by opposing fans. While the fans are nice- they can be "too nice" if you want an exciting experience.The Navy team deserves better louder and full game support from the mannequins posing as fans in their seats. The seats are close and the food is ok. The stadium is off campus and in a very flat zone which adds none of the great Annapolis setting. Its basically one road in and out. If you do go to Annapolis its a great day- but we are talking at the stadium here.
Navy has some great years sometimes, and other times they don't do as well. But the band is always solid - you have to love the precision military marching, and the only place you can see this outside the service academies is at Texas A&M, but technically they are a military school too (by federal charter), so you can call them one. The stadium is decent, but again depends on the crowd - the cadets are always there in force (b/c they have to be), but you will see bigger, louder crowds in good year. Getting there is easy enough, the stadium is a little off the beaten path and you probably have to park on the grass somewhere (since there are not too many parking lots around) but the crowd is small enough it isn't a hassle.
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Cottage / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 6 / 3 nights min stay
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£420 - £760 / week
Key info: Beach / lakeside relaxation; Nearest beach 40 km; Great for children of all ages ;
13 Jun 2015
"Property with character, right by the lake."
We stayed with our 2 dogs and had a lovely time. The poor house is a property with character and had all that you could need for a comfortable and relaxing holiday. It has plenty of beams and a walled… More
12 Apr 2015
"Very comfortable, convenient and friendly place to stay"
The whole family including Zelda the dog enjoyed their stay in the Poor House (only in name). The sun shone all week- climbed mountains and went to the beach. We had everything we needed in the house-… More
21 Feb 2015
"Gorgeous 17th C Building"
We stayed in The Poor House this Feb half term. Loved the cottage - really quirky and unusual! Perfectly situated to access Bala and some of the local mountains. Ray the owner was a wealth of knowledg… More
Thanks for taking the time to post a review. In response to your suggestions, we have provided a tray for boots, there are hooks for jackets, etc. downstairs in the hall. Th cupboard under the cutlery tray is available for your food - possibly some of the pots & pans had been moved into this cupboard. We are pleased that you enjoyed your stay.
Holiday cottage in Llanycil
Bala / Llanycil
Cottage / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 3 / 3 nights min stay
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£260 - £450 / week
Key info: Beach / lakeside relaxation; Nearest beach 40 km; Great for children of all ages ;
6 Oct 2014
"Lovely stay"
We recently stayed in Tithe Barn 1 and had a really nice stay. The accomodation was lovely and ideal for our requirements. Ray was friendly, very helpful and most accommodating to our specific date … More
26 Feb 2014
"Warm & comfortable and will go back."
The cottage was warm and comfortable and very well equipped. The modern conveniences of having a washing machine and dishwasher were useful. The Whirlpool bath and DVD player were nice additional feat… More
5 Nov 2013
"First Class Holiday Cottage Accommodation"
We stayed for a long weekend in the two cottages thoughtfully converted from the tithe barn. Each was in first class condition and well and comfortably furnished and equipped. I can't think that there… More
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Bala / Llanycil
Cottage / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 4 / 3 nights min stay
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£330 - £530 / week
Key info: Beach / lakeside relaxation; Nearest beach 40 km; Great for children of all ages ;
4 Jan 2015
"Could not ask for anything more"
Me and my other half (aged 21 and 22) stayed here over new year and could not have been happier with the location or the cottage itself. Upon arrival the owner Ray showed us around the property and … More
14 Dec 2014
"Comfortable & cosy stay in beautiful part of the country"
Myself and my partner stayed in Tithe Barn 2 for 5 nights in early December. The cottage had lots of character and charm and was very cosy. The bathroom was lovely with a powerful shower and a whirl… More
9 Sep 2014
"Cosy and convenient cottage almost on the shores of Bala."
We had an absolutely brilliant family holiday, 4 of us dad, mum and 2 kids 10 and 12. We kayaked, walked, biked and visited some beautiful areas. Kayaking was locally on the lake and Trweryyn, biki… More


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Title: Not Just for Show
Characters: Kent, Sain
Genre: Friendship
Words: 1,188
Notes: Mention of Kent/Lyndis. This is also for my pal Sardonic Kender Smile, because she requested this back when I took requests in January.
Prompt: Kent has scolded Sain ten hundred billion times. This time Sain gets to return the favor.
"Let me give you a word of advice. It would never work."
Those words, spoken so long ago, gave Sain reason to pause now, as patrolled the corridors of Castle Caelin.
At the time, he had had a million reasons for why it would never work, the biggest of them being that Kent was a bloody coward despite his bravery on the battlefield.
However…if the sounds coming from the supposedly abandoned room in front of him were any indication, well…he had been wrong.
Of course he'd schooled his boon companion in the ways of women, because the man damn well needed that information. In fact, Sain had wondered aloud more than a few times in Kent's presence if the other man even knew what he had a penis for.
"You mean it's not just for show?" Kent had asked dryly, his humor lacking as usual.
The voices in the spare drawing room did sound familiar, and Sain highly doubted that his friend would be in there proving that a penis was for more than show with one of the handmaids or the kitchen staff.
Or maybe it just sounded like Kent and it was actually one of the servants who'd nipped off to enjoy a bit of fun while on duty. It was getting a bit late, and frankly, Sain's head had been buzzing from sleep deprivation—all his own fault, of course—for the past few hours. He could be hearing things completely wrong.
Unfortunately duty did come first, so as much as he'd like to let his friend—or a random servant—have a bit of fun, he had to check, and with a sigh of resignation—because really, it didn't matter who was in there, he had no desire to actually see anything—he wrenched open the door.
The sight that greeted him inside left him open-mouthed. His mind immediately went blank, possibly to keep himself from thinking too much about his lady liege's bare bum, or the way her legs were bare as she straddled his boon companion. They looked up, startled, as the door slammed shut behind Sain.
For a fleeting moment, he wanted nothing more than to flee. This was a very private moment, and he really hadn't wanted to be privy to it. Any of it. Least of all his friend's undone pants.
They scrambled out of one another's grasp and hurried to pull clothes up to cover themselves while Sain tried to think of something to say.
Finally, he managed a bit of a laugh, and a bright, "It seems you're finally realizing it's for more than show." And he nodded toward Kent, who spluttered in horror and embarrassment and probably other things, too.
Lady Lyndis tried to intervene, to say something, but Kent silenced her with a hand on her arm.
Sain knew what he was about to do—take all the blame, due to some kind of martyr complex his friend seemed to have, but Sain would have none of that. "When you're…finished, Kent, I need to speak with you."
And then he left, closing the door firmly behind him to finish his patrol.
Ten minutes was not a long time to wait, and Sain was certain that Kent had spent half of that time frantically dressing and finding the rest of his clothes, and the other half being assured that he hadn't done anything wrong, and perhaps even that Sain was a right bastard for interrupting them.
When Kent burst into the room he shared with Sain, he looked disheveled and out of sorts, but Sain knew from personal experience that being caught in such a compromising position was, err, bound to have that sort of an effect on a person.
"That didn't take very long," Sain said absently.
Kent simply stared for a moment, before shifting his weight awkwardly. "We didn't feel much like finishing," he offered.
Raising an eyebrow, Sain tickled the underside of his chin with the end of the quill he held. "And I wonder why that is."
"I can explain," Kent tried to say, but Sain cut him off with a barking laugh.
"Are you mad?" he asked, looking up from the parchment he'd been scribbling on. He laid his quill down carefully before turning to face Kent again.
"I—well—yes," he finally said, looking properly ashamed, his ears red to the tips, the sprinkling of freckles on his neck hidden by his horrified flush.
"And after all the times you've lectured me!" he said, sounding more exasperated than he felt. "Of all the stupid, ignorant things for you to do… You could have at least picked a room better hidden! Or one in a corridor I didn't have to patrol!"
"I must ask your forg—"
"No, no," Sain said, holding up a hand. "I'm stopping you right now. For once, you should be listening to me."
Well, that had felt awkward to say, and if Kent's face was any indication, it felt just as awkward to hear. It wasn't every day that Sain tried to spout advice, least of all advice that he insisted someone else listen to. That probably meant it was worthwhile. Or something.
"If I hadn't walked in…" he tried, his expression prodding as he stared at Kent.
With one hand, Kent tugged on his fringe and gave a helpless sort of shrug. "I probably would have…"
"Taken her, right there?" Sain tried to look appropriately horrified, but Kent looked so upset with himself, and the whole idea was so ridiculous, that he couldn't help but laugh.
"I know," he said. "It's terrible, I should never have walked into that room, let alone the rest of it…"
"It happens." The smile on Sain's face faded. "But Kent, anyone could have walked in. If it hadn't been me—and Elimine knows a big part of me wishes it hadn't been—it would be all over the castle by now."
It was obvious that Kent had nothing to say to that; he merely bowed his head.
"Don't think too much about it. Just pick a better room next time. Or something. Anything."
"I'm sorry that you had to see that," Kent finally said, taking a seat on the edge of his bed. "I didn't think things would go so far so fast, or…"
Sain picked up his quill again and continued his report. The scratching on the parchment was only interrupted when he grinned to himself a bit. "I won't write it into the report," he assured his friend. "But I guess I was wrong about one thing, after all."
"What?" Kent looked confused, worried.
"About things not working out. It seems they've worked out just fine."
"Except for the part where you walked in on us." Kent's voice was wry, and Sain couldn't help but chuckle at it.
"I didn't need that eyeful tonight," he said. "Or ever. But I am glad that I was wrong when I said that it would never work out."
After a moment of hesitation, the corners of Kent's mouth tilted upward. "I am as well," he admitted, flopping down wearily.


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Whalley Road , Hurst Green,, Clitheroe, BB7 9QJ
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An Enjoyable Couple of Nights
We did enjoy our stay.
The location of the hotel of the hotel is superb, our rooms were comfortable and clean, the staff were very friendly and dinner was good and in a very pleasant setting and overall our stay was very jolly. The breakfasts were a little bit disappointing possibly because the hotel was very busy.
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Trying but not quite making it
The room looked great on first glance but didn't live up to its value.
At one end of the room we overlooked the kitchen roof, we couldn't open the window unless we wanted to smell frying oil and listen to the constant drone of the kitchen extractor fans - a light was hanging out of the ceiling above the shower, the bath panel was cracked, there was a funny (dirty water) smell on the landing and the carpet on the stairs and landing needed a bit of attention. I think I was taken in by the web site pictures, not sure this room should be charged at the suite rate - if I had been staying more than one night I would have asked to be moved to another room. On the up-side the staff were pleasant and attentive and the bed was comfortable - saved the day really.
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Stopped for one night whilst walking The Ribble Way.
Lovely room and food. Slept like a log in a beautiful location.
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Fantastic place to stay.
Good quality room with ensuite shower room. Very welcoming, excellent meal both in the evening and breakfast. Can't believe I got a room for such a low price. Will definitely go back.
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Enjoyable stay at The Shireburn Hotel
The hotel is in a lovely village, look out the breakfast dining windows to see farmers fields.
Staff are friendly and efficient. The room was warm and cosy, with drink making facilities and our own en-suite. There was no noise at night so we were able to sleep soundly. The food was excellent, we had inclusive breakfast and had something to eat on an evening, this was good value for money. My relative commented it was the best fish pie she'd ever eaten. On an evening it looked like it was a popular place to eat. We could not find any f ind any fault with our stay and would definitely go again.
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A v comfortable hotel with relaxing atmosphere and fab location and views
Wonderfully cosy and rustic
I booked to stay here with my boyfriend so we could get away and go for a walk or two.
I'd phone up the the night before and asked for an earlier check - in, I wasn't expecting much as it was the day before. The gentleman on the phone said they would try their best and true to his word we were able to check - in early. We were greeted with a very warm and friendly welcome from a female in the desk as we arrived and she offered us lots of info on local walks. After getting very lost, on our return this same female asked if we'd like to dry out boots by the open fire. We sat down to dinner and we were ggreeted by a very friendly waiter. We were well looked after and the food was wonderful. I had the fish pie, my only disappointment was I couldn't finish it all. After our meal we found a place by the fire. The atmosphere was lovely and relaxed and there were dogs curled up by the fire. I personally love dogs and loved that the Shireburn Arms offered a pet friendly setting and accommodation. Breakfast was served in the dining room, which offered some wonderful views. There was something to suit all tastes; cereal, yoghurt, toast, fruit and a full English breakfast. We both opted for the full breakfast to keep us fuelled for our walk.
Had I not had to rush off to a family occasion that following evening I would have stayed another night. I will be visiting the Shireburn Arms and I would recommend it to anyone that wants to escape to country a a day or two.
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Poor breakfast service & a cold shower
The room was lovely and was ready when we arrived around 1.15pm which was a bonus.
All was fine until the morning. The shower was cold; it was not only our room which was affected. We went down to breakfast and despite there being two waitresses there were no clean tables, we had to ask for one to be cleaned and reset. We also watched another couple wait 10 minutes before clearing a table themselves. Upon checkout we were not asked if everything had been good with the stay, there were no comment cards. Payment was taken and we were wished a safe journey. Disappointing service.
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The replica table, created and owned by the American Institute of Architects, was unveiled at the national battlefield park's Visitor Center during observances of the bicentennial of the Liberation of French Town Saturday.
It is on loan to the Monroe County Historical Society for a year, during which it will be displayed at regional War of 1812 sites, including Fort Meigs in Perrysburg, Ohio; Fort Malden in Amherstburg, Ontario, and others, according to Jean Guyor, society president.
The park is on the site of the pioneer settlement of French Town, scene of the Battle of the River Raisin, one of the bloodiest conflicts of the War of 1812 between Americans and the British and their American Indian allies.
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The Senate ratified the treaty and President James Madison signed it on a table at the Octagon House in Washington, where he and his wife, Dolley, had taken up residence after the British burned the White House during the war.
In 1898, the AIA acquired the Octagon House as its national headquarters and came into possession of the table, which deteriorated over the years.
" The original was in really bad shape," Mrs. Guyor said. "It was in such poor shape, it was in pieces."
The society's interest in the table sprung from a conversation she had with Dr. Connie Boris, an environmental engineer and friend of the society, who had a contact at the AIA.
Society members contacted the AIA to inquire about the table.
" They said it really wasn't suitable for travel and had never traveled before," Mrs. Guyor said. From that, the idea was born to have a replica made.
The AIA had all the original dimensions and recreated the table this spring. It was transported to Monroe in a specially engineered crate.
" We had to make sure it's insured and that it's stored properly," Mrs. Guyor said. " You can't just put it in somebody's old garage."
She said it's under lock and key in storage, under surveillance and protected from environmental extremes.
" We practically had to sign in blood to get this," she said. "It's a big responsibility and we don't want it damaged.
" We've had to be careful, but it's been exciting."
The society bought an ornate rug to put the table on, a decorative screen, and created brochures to describe its significance.
It was displayed Saturday at the park and next will be in council chambers of Monroe City Hall Nov. 11- 22 when school groups from Monroe and Wayne counties will see it as part of War of 1812 educational tours.
When it goes back to Washington, there's talk of it becoming a fixture in the White House Visitor Center, Mrs. Guyor said.
She said the AIA is working to replicate a chair that goes with the table and a leather document box that held the treaty papers.


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Haley Gauvin is the Referral & Intake Coordinator for Penobscot, Piscataquis, Waldo, Aroostook, Washington and Hancock Counties. She graduated from the University of Maine with a bachelor's degree in Mental Health & Human Services with a minor in Behavioral Health. She also majored in Elementary Education and Psychology before transferring to the University of Maine. Haley has eight years of experience working in the mental health field. Prior employment has included; Residential Support Aide/CRMA for adults in a PNMI program, School Based-BHP/Ed Tech III for children in both private and public school settings, Crisis Stabilization Worker for children and adults in a crisis stabilization residential unit, In-Home Rehabilitation Specialist for children, and several years of experience in the customer service field.
Cheryl Beaulieu, LSW-c, graduated from the University of Maine in 2001 with a bachelor's degree in Child Development and Family Relations. She has over 10 years experience in the children's mental health field in a variety of positions, including home-based services, early intervention work, and children's case management. Cheryl covers the greater Bangor area.
Elesia Moore, LSW, is the Wraparound Coordinator. Elesia graduated from the University of Maine with a bachelor's degree in child development and family relations and a minor in sociology. She has worked in the social service field since 1998 and has been a part of the Catholic Charities Maine team since November 2011. Prior to being the Wraparound Coordinator, Elesia worked as a children's case manager, family specialist II, behavioral health professional, education tech III, and a licensed foster parent.
Leslie Buehler has 12 years children's case management experience with Catholic Charities. She has a bachelor's degree in human development and family relations with a minor in psychology. She also has an associate's degree in human services. Leslie currently serves Penobscot and Piscataquis counties.
Ken Rautiola, LCSW, is the Clinical Supervisor for Children's Case Management in Bangor. Ken has earned masters degrees in social work and education from the University of Maine. Prior to joining the Catholic Charities team, he worked as the mental health program coordinator at Mountain View Youth Development Center, a human services caseworker, a group home administrator, and as a case manager for children residing in treatment foster care placements. Ken also volunteers with the National Association of Social Workers – Maine Chapter and currently serves as the organization's vice president.
Brian Pyzynski has 14 years experience in the mental health field and has been a Children's Case Manager at Catholic Charities for almost five years. Brian has a bachelor's degree in psychology and an associates degree in liberal arts. Brian currently serves Hancock County.
Shannon Flood serves the Greater Bangor area as well as Hancock County as a Children's Case Manager. Shannon graduated from Husson College in 1985 with a degree in business administration. Shannon has experience as a Behavioral Health Professional. She has also worked in a children's residential treatment facility and is a former treatment foster care parent. Shannon spent the past 9 years working for the Bucksport School Department as an Education Technician III.
Malesa Zaneldin has 7 years experience working with children in the mental health field including, home, school, and residential settings. Malesa received her Master's degree at Husson University for Criminal Justice Administration in 2013. She also has a Bachelor's degree in Liberal Studies with a minor in Behavioral Science from the University of Maine Augusta. Malesa also holds certifications as an Education Technician III, Behavioral Health Professional and has her MHRT/C. Malesa serves Northern Penobscot County.
Amber Bickmore, is currently serving as a Children's Case Manager. Amber received her Bachelors in Mental Health and Human Services from the University of Maine at Augusta in the spring of 2014. Her previous experience in the field includes an internship with Child Protective Services at the Department of Health and Human Services.
Jennifer Calden, LSW-c, is currently serving as a Children's Case Manager. Jennifer started working with teen parents in early 2013 and most recently worked with children in residential treatment. Jennifer received her bachelor's degree in community health education from the University of Maine at Farmington in December 2013. Jennifer serves Hancock and Waldo Counties.
Kimber Hoyt graduated from Wheelock College in Boston, Massachusetts, with a Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Child Life. As a longtime resident of Maine, she has worked in the Human Service field for more than 15 years. She has worked as a Case Manager for children and adults, serving Penobscot, Hancock, Washington, and Piscataquis County. She has experience working as a Treatment Foster Care Case Coordinator, a Foster Care Developer, a Family Integration Worker, and Adolescent Group Home support provider. Kimber volunteers monthly at the Lady's Kitchen in Dexter, Maine serving meals to the families within the community in need.
Caribou Staff
Ralph Scheidler is a part-time Children's Case Management Supervisor in Caribou. He is a licensed clinical social worker who has been with Catholic Charities since January of 2009. Since 2007 he has also worked half-time in crisis mental health services in New Brunswick, Canada. Prior to that time he provided contracted therapy for foster care children in Aroostook County, other mental health therapy there, and for many years was employed full time as a school social worker for various school districts in Maine. Ralph has concentrated his work with children and families throughout his professional social work career. He lives presently in New Brunswick with his wife, Kate, and their two university-aged children. He enjoys family time, outdoor activities, Celtic music, and has a special interest in integrating traditional spirituality with mental health awareness.
Tricia Barnes received her bachelor's degree in social work from the University of Maine Presque Isle in 1998. She had worked as an intern for Catholic Charities Maine her senior year of college and was hired in May 1998. She then became the second Children's Case Manager in Aroostook County and has been with the agency for 14 years.
Cindy Gagnon attended the University of Maine at Presque Isle and obtained a Bachelor 's degree in Behavioral Sciences in 2000. She has worked over ten years in child care and then ventured out to work as Children's Case Manager for several years, working as a MR Case Manager all over the county. Cindy has experience as an in home support supervisor for Section 24 services , Family Support Worker, and as an Early Intervention Teacher for children birth to three years old. She is so very excited to have been given this opportunity to work with such a wonderful and supportive team of Catholic Charities and to guide and empower children and their families in Aroostook County.
Fairfield Staff
Ricia Sawtelle-Carrow is the Referral & Intake Coordinator. Ricia has seven years of experience working with children with special needs. Prior to coming on board with Catholic Charities in 2011, Ricia worked within special education in the public schools and holds a 282 teaching certification. She has a bachelor's degree in special education from the University of Maine.
Luc Snipe, CRC, LCPC, received his bachelor's degree from the University of Maine and has a master's degree in rehab counseling from the University of Southern Maine. He is a certified rehabilitation counselor and is a licensed clinical professional counselor. He has been a clinical supervisor for the past five years for the Catholic Charities Targeted Case Management program. Luc worked in the Catholic Charities Adult Case Management program as a community support worker for seven years and in the Catholic Charities Outpatient Mental Health Program as a counselor for two and a half years. He has worked in the mental health field for almost 20 years.
Steve Katz worked in Maine public schools for 27 years as a literacy specialist, administrator and as a special education teacher. He has been a Case Manager with Catholic Charities since December 2008.
Erin Taylor earned her bachelor's degree from the University of Maine in 2006 and has six years of experience working with children in varying capacities. She has a background in special education and has recently joined Catholic Charities as a Children's Case Manager. Erin primarily serves Kennebec and Somerset Counties.
Beth Calvert has 14 years of experience while working at Catholic Charities in the children's mental health field. She has been a Children's Case Manager for seven years. Beth provides case management services in Kennebec and Somerset counties and has a degree in therapeutic recreation and a master's degree in social gerentology.
Sonya Smith MHRT-C, has 12 years experience in the mental health field and has been a children's case manager at Catholic Charities for almost two years. Sonya has a bachelor's degree in mental health and human services.
Beth Sargent graduated from the University of Maine at Farmington with a degree in rehabilitation. She has 20 years experience working in the field of human services. Beth is committed to the Wraparound process and is a strong advocate for children and families. Beth will be serving the areas between our Bangor and Fairfield offices, including Newport and it's surrounding communities.
Emily Widor, BA is a Children's Case Manager for Catholic Charities Maine. Emily covers the greater Fairfield Region. She earned a BA in Social Sciences from USM in 2012 and also has a degree in occupational therapy. She is currently working towards a MSW through Boston University. She has previously worked in the mental health field with adults as well as children with autism. She is also an avid runner and yoga practitioner.
Melissa Stinson graduated from University of Phoenix with a Bachelor of Science in Human Services with a concentration in Family and Child Services in 2015. She has moved around due to her spouse in the military until 2010. She has over 10 years working with children at military base child cares, home based child cares, and has run her own in home child care. She has experience being a case manager aide at a foster care agency in Pennsylvania and has recently came to Catholic Charities from working with adults in Supported Living here in Maine. She is a Children's Case Manager in the Fairfield Office.
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Batool Qweider serves Northern Penobscot County as a Children's Case Manager. Batool graduated from the University of Maine with a bachelor's degree in social work in 2012. She has been working as Career Counselor at Job Corps and holds certifications as Behavioral Health Professional as well as Education Technician III. Batool is fluent in Arabic and English and has travelled and lived internationally.
Portland Staff
Michelle Baldwin graduated with a BA in psychology and went on to earn her Master's in Education. Michelle has been working with children for seven years in schools, group homes, and at a local teen center. Michelle has been with Catholic Charities since 2013 where she began as an Adult Case Manager before switching to the Children's program.
Michelle Warren graduated from the University of Maryland University College in 2009 with a Bachelor's degree in Psychology. Prior to joining Catholic Charities in December 2013, Michelle worked for seven years in a middle school setting as a paraeducator supporting children with special education needs. Michelle also served ten years on active duty as an Army Combat Medic and continues to serve as an Officer in the National Guard. Michelle provides Children's Case Management services in the Cumberland and York county areas.
Jody Dolley graduated with her Bachelor's degree in Psychology from the University of Maine at Farmington in 2005, and went on to earn her Master's in Psychology from the University of Phoenix in 2009. She has worked as a Behavioral Health Professional in school and home based settings. She has also worked as a Youth and Family Counselor in a residential facility. Jody provides Children's Case Management services in the Cumberland and York county areas.


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I think there would some weird psychological impact on having a hologram raise your child. The child would bond to the hologram and yet the hologram is not real.. and any continuation of the relationship once babysitting is no longer needed would require revisiting the hologram just to reconnect to a computer. I like my computer just find but I don't have a relationship with it. Surely it's going to be a lot worse than finding out Santa isn't real to find out the person who potty trained you and read to you and seemingly loved you isn't real.
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I'm so exited right now! I've just finished shooting and editing the very first edition of Web Development Weekly. WDW is going to be a weekly video that I do on everything related to web development. I'm going to talk about tools, libraries, frameworks etc that I'm using on a weekly basis (both new and old).
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well, i think there's probably more i could do here, but, i can't tell what it's missing. if you have any bright ideas, share away!
well, i think there's probably more i could do here, but, i can't tell what it's missing. if you have any bright ideas, share away!
I think the design of the robot is pretty solid, it looks good, rendering is nice too, but why is bloody? His pose seems to suggest he feels pretty bad about whatever he did, but I sure as hell don't have any clue what that might have been.
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I like the robot design, and the blood causes us to question the mystery of the image a bit more. The colors you chose for the metal are nice as well.
For me, I am a little distracted by the reflection on the right of the painting. Is that supposed to be the robot's legs reflecting on the wall? It seems a little incorrect and a bit too distracting for me..sorry if that is a nitpick
thanks for the critiques, and i'm glad you like it.
you are right, the thing on the right IS distracting, i knew it was a bad idea as i added it (listen to your inner critic i suppose) and, i suppose i could have hit the reason he is so pensive home a little harder.
critism accepted, and appreciated. next time, well, we'll see!
What's missing? perhaps a background which enhances the piece.
At the moment, the background isn't doing much for this picture I believe (it is just a bland wall).
Robot is pretty nice though
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Sweet design, I really like the overall concept. Hmmm, but the background maybe needs a bit more...
I think it would be cool if he were in a dim spotlight of some sort. You could darken the wall at the far edges and only have it lit around him. It might add a bit to the contemplative mood he seems to be in. Just a suggestion.
Cool piece.
The extreme darkenss of the floor is taking away from the lighting scheme and if you were to introduce some blood splatters elsewhere (just a couple), it would better integrate the image.
Pretty cool, overall.
Theres no interaction with the scene, you need to provide some visual clues as to the past and the future... maybe a body on the floor, or a little dog he has just killed by mistake.. ( i know im wierd...lol)
RandAlThor is right, you should add a beat up body on the floor.It would really add to the story of the robot. Great piece overall.
I dunno. I kinda like the sense of mystery that pervades the piece. I feel you should be left asking questions. Sometimes. But definitely here.
The wall is metal aswell, so it should have a reflection. That reflection should show us the entire scene. It will complete the piece.
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Forshortening on the leg isn't working quite yet. Maybe make the lines a bit bolder, breaks a bit sharper?
Also localize the the blood splatter some so it doesn't look like it was just dodging some plasma getting thrown at it [that's what I'm getting.]
Fill up the wall in the top right or something.
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i would really have to agree with danomight. i think it would get the point across more to put him in some dramatic lighting. also maybe instead of putting more in the BG put less into it by darkening it. just my thoughts.Originally Posted by Danomight
love the robot though.
it is a nice design. i like the head, personally. good work.
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I have to agree with what dog food said earlier up. Blood on the floor or somewhere around would really connect the background and character. The blood is also in extremely random places. It should probably be coming from one place. The floor and feet don't seem to be on the same plane. I love the spine thing, but I'm not certain it would be able to support the top half of his body. I don't like the idea of adding a body, because I like the sense of mystery. I really like the piece, overall, though.
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