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New London - Maybe it's time to start considering development options for the historic Lighthouse Inn other than restoring it to its former glory, Economic Development Coordinator Ned Hammond told the City Council Monday.
Hammond, the point of contact for developers interested in buying the city-owned property, addressed the council during a public hearing that gave residents a chance to voice their ideas about the future use and development of the 4-acre property on Guthrie Place.
Nearly 50 people attended the meeting, including several developers who suggested the city's previous invitation to bid was too restrictive and did not allow for many options.
"We still have quite a few people interested, but maybe not for an inn," Hammond said. "Maybe open it up a little bit, listen to some proposals ... whether it's as an inn or for some other use.
With the condition of the closed Lighthouse Inn deteriorating and an assessed value that recently dropped from $3 million to $1.6 million, Hammond said, "Every day that we have it, is an additional burden on the city."
Several council members appeared to be interested in soliciting proposals for the property. There was no formal vote though as Council President Wade Hyslop asked Hammond to come back with ideas about how to open up the process.
The property is currently in limbo. A tax auction last year failed to elicit a single bid at the minimum price of about $577,000 and last month the City Council rejected the lone offer from a developer who bid $100,000, far below the minimum starting bid of $500,000.
Built in 1902, the inn closed abruptly in 2008 but still elicits fond memories among residents of brunches, weddings and special events. Two main buildings on the property, including a 53,000-square-foot mansion and 33,000-square-foot carriage house, together offer 51 guest rooms.
Hammond said many developers had written off the carriage house as undevelopable because of its condition. The city also recently cut funding for security and maintenance of the property.
He said the property could be used for an inn as a grandfathered non-conforming use, residential homes on an estimated 11 building lots, cluster housing that could double the amount of residences to 22 and age-restricted housing with the right zoning approvals.
Developers have been hesitant because of the inn's condition, the cost to restore it and the fact there are no guaranteed tax breaks or beach rights, Hammond said.
Allyn Devars asked the council to look at the options, such as retaining ownership like they did with Ocean Beach Park.
"We then control the future of that property," Devars said. "We can breathe life into the Lighthouse Inn."
Tim Ryan, a neighbor of the inn, said he has romantic images of wedding parties and other activities coming back to the property but "realistically the city needs it back on the tax rolls."
"I just want you to explore every option," Ryan said.
Among other ideas was former Navy Captain Marcus Fisk, who suggested a group of non-profit historic organizations come together to find an investor and again run it as an inn.
Councilor Michael Passero agreed it should be a more open process for developers and suggested soliciting proposals, "so the situation doesn't get any worse." Any concerns about a proposal, he said, could be addressed by the council, he said.
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The increase is marginal and ranges from $1 for open basketball gym fees to a $6 increase in cheer classes. Most of the increases are aimed at breaking even for instructor, facility and equipment costs.
"The exception to covering our fees, facilities and instructors is the general recreation activities like the open basketball," said Mary Jane Trate, recreation manager for Oak Creek. "They are drop-in programs. Traditionally the council has looked at those as a service to the community. Those fees are kept really low and we pretty much cover the cost of the supervisor."
The proposed fee increases will be brought before the common council, who will review and have the power to change the costs before adopting them. The changes will not be officially acted upon in an open meeting, but will be added if there are no objections in the next two weeks.
Trate said that recreation fees have traditionally increased over the years to cover the rising cost of maintaining the programs. While the recreation department is subsidized by taxes, each program's primary funding comes through fees.
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Running programs without a deficit and maintaining competitive attendance with nearby communities is a balancing act for the recreation department, she added. If fees were to get too high, residents might go to Franklin or South Milwaukee for their recreational needs. If costs run too low, the program runs at a deficit, draining money from the department and the city.
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The Social Security Administration is in search of software packages that could help it build an on-premise private cloud.
According to a request for information released Jan. 14, SSA wants to determine the market availability of private cloud software packages that automate processes that currently require significant manpower.
SSA asks that interested vendors indicate their products' compliance with a lengthy list of features and functionality, including a Web-based self-service portal, a unified service catalog, performance monitoring, virtual machine life cycle management, multitenancy, capacity planning and asset management.
"SSA will integrate the desired software into VMware server virtualization infrastructures, enabling us to better utilize the resources of these infrastructures and automate many processes currently done manually today," the RFI states. "The main objectives of implementing this product will be to create a self-service virtual machine (VM) provisioning portal, automate common administrative tasks like VM creation, recoup unused resources, and [perform] infrastructure maintenance tasks as well as implement reporting like capacity analysis, utilization reports and end-user costing."
SSA makes clear that the RFI is not a solicitation for proposals and that "no contract will be awarded resulting directly from this announcement," though responses to the RFI will ultimately be used to shape the agency's acquisition decision.
Although it is only a midsize agency, SSA's internal systems house more than 20 petabytes of data. In the past year, the agency paid approximately $800 billion to more than 60 million Americans, handled more than 8 million benefit claims and posted 245 million wage reports. SSA was an early cloud adopter in government and is one of the few agencies to harness big data's analytics capabilities, which SSA is using to find ways to save money.
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Not all last place teams are alike.
Some last place teams realize that the formula isn't working and won't rebound. They scout the market, get the best possible deal that they can get for either prospects or major league talent and accelerate the process on returning to contention quickly.
The other has crippling contracts on declining players, feeling as though they don't have to bite the bullet and sacrifice anything to get the return they wanted.
The difference between the Red Sox — last place in the AL East — and Phillies — last place in the NL East — has been drawn in the past. But they were never more apparent than Thursday at the non-waiver trade deadline.
Boston made things happened with an eye toward the future. The Phillies? They were the same team that they've always been — old, broken down, saddled with the same ill-managed core with goofy contract options and no-trade clauses along with a front office lacking creativity or gravitas about the situation.
The fact that Philadelphia did nothing Thursday is not a surprise. The writing has been on the wall for a few weeks that the major players were not going. And the poor performances of notable players — Antonio Bastardo, Cliff Lee, A.J. Burnett — over the past two weeks reduced values even further.
The lack of moves Thursday and through July were an indictment of what the Phillies have become. It falls under three categories
— The rest of the baseball world thinks very little of the talent on the roster that could help them in their situations.
— It finds the contracts and all the options that are written into them so ridiculously awful that it doesn't want them.
— Phillies management asked for prices so high that nobody felt compelled to buy into the blackmail.
All of those speak to the problems that the club has going forward and the dire straits it has placed itself in. A team can live with one or two poison-pill contracts. There are 10 of them in the Phillies' clubhouse — and that speaks to the poor management decisions that are now threatening to turn off a generation that has embraced the club for the past decade.
The toughest job in the organization now belongs to any marketing person or ticket manager who somehow has to try to draw people in to watch a lifeless franchise headed by a general manager and front office that has lost every single shred of trust of the fan base.
And while deals can be made in August or during the winter with the same players, the better question is will they make those deals? If the price wasn't good enough for Marlon Byrd and his third-year option now, what makes it any different Aug. 31 or Dec. 9 at the winter meetings?
The only person who the August scenarios makes sense for is Burnett — who needs to prove himself but figures to clear waivers due to his contract. Lee, who injured his elbow Thursday night, is a bigger problem.
In contrast, what Boston has done in two of the last three trading seasons is really remarkable. The deals that jettisoned Carl Crawford, Adrian Gonzalez and Josh Beckett during the waiver period in 2012 freed up a ton of cash that resulted in the moves that allowed the Red Sox to become a World Champion last year.
The two biggest moves that Boston made Thursday — getting powerful outfielder Yoenis Cespedes from Oakland for Jon Lester and Jonny Gomes, the talented but struggling Allen Craig and fresh-armed Joe Kelly from St. Louis for aging but effective starter John Lackey — have set the Red Sox up for another big run in 2015.
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The Bookseller's Buyers' Guide to Autumn 2015 is now out – and these are the books on classical themes which publishers think will be of interest to the general public.
The big one – and a highlight – is SPQR from Mary Beard ("Britain's favourite classicist") due 6 October, just before "Super Thursday" when over 500 best-sellers are released – including Dictator from Robert Harris, the third part of his Cicero trilogy. It will be preceded, on 8 September, by Dynasty from Tom Holland, the sequel to Rubicon, about "the rise and fall of the House of Caesar". If all three are energetically publicised, we will be hearing a lot about Roman history. There was talk of a television series from BBC2 but, if her blog is any guide, this is not something which Mary Beard has had time to do. She will, however, be at the Cambridge Literary Festival and, on 19 November, will be debating with Boris Johnson in Central Hall, Westminster (he will argue for the Greeks, she the Romans); this Classics for All fundraiser has long been sold out.
Other scholars will also be entering the fray. Nigel Spivey has just published Classical Civilisation, a history of the Greeks and Romans in 10 Chapters. Jerry Toner has a succinct The Ancient World in the Ideas in Profile series, with animation by Cognitive, available from iTunes. Richard Alston with Rome's Revolution, Thomas Mitchell with Democracy's Beginning and Peter Thoenemann with The Hellenistic World – using coins as sources – have produced what look like textbooks for students.
We also have more quirky miscellanea about the ancient world. Jane C Hood tells How to Win a Roman Chariot Race, Paul Chrystal offers In Bed with the Romans and Iain Ferris The Mirror of Venus: Women in Roman Art. And Peter Jones' Eureka, all about Ancient Greece, is now out in paperback (and, we suspect, has proved to be a much better seller than the Edith Hall).
There is a new OUP text of Herodotus, edited by N G Wilson and a new translation/commentary on Plato's Theatetus and Sophist from Christopher Rowe. Peter Rhodes has added a volume on Thucydides to the Ancients in Action series, Richard Stoneman's biography of Xerxes has been out for a while, Robin Lane Fox's Augustine: Conversions and Confessions is due in November. Eleanor Dickey is offering both An Introduction to the Composition of Greek Prose and Learning Latin the Ancient Way: Latin Textbooks from the Ancient World, decidedly pedagogical.
And, reflecting the current enthusiasm for ancient drama, Oberon is publishing The Fall of the House of Atreus (the Oresteia plus Iphigenia at Aulis) in iambic pentameters from Andy Hinds (assisted by Martine Cuypers), not the version used by the Almeida, and a Medea by Rachel Cusk (which they are using). Bryan Doerries offers The Theatre of War: What Ancient Greek Tragedies Can Teach Us Today, based on his work with traumatised veterans and others. Ken McMullen and Martin McQuillan have combined to produce Oki – an original screenplay inspired by Antigone concerning the current Greek predicament.
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HOUSTON (AP) - Jon Singleton drove in three runs, and the Houston Astros handled Yu Darvish again in an 8-3 win over the Texas Rangers on Saturday night to stretch the streak against their in-state rival to seven victories in a row.
Darvish (10-7) allowed nine hits and six runs - five earned - in four-plus innings in his second-shortest start of the season. It was his second straight tough outing against the Astros after they tagged him for a season-high 10 hits with six runs in six innings on July 9.
Singleton had an RBI single in Houston's two-run first and added a two-run double as the Astros tacked on four runs in the fifth.
Houston's Scott Feldman (6-8) allowed eight hits and three runs with six strikeouts in 6 1-3 innings.


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percent to 15,359.38 while the NASDAQ surged 0.27 percent to
3,778.27. The S&P also rose, gaining 0.19 percent to
Top Headline AutoZone (NYSE:
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15% rise
in its fiscal fourth-quarter earnings.
AutoZone's quarterly profit surged to $371.2 million, or
$10.42 per share, from $323.7 million, or $8.46 per share, in the
year-ago period. Its adjusted earnings came in at $9.76 per
Its net sales climbed 12% to $3.1 billion, while sales at
stores open at least one year jumped 1%. However, analysts were
expecting earnings of $10.34 per share on sales of $3.09 billion.
AutoZone's total auto-parts sales climbed 10% to $2.99 billion.
However, its domestic commercial sales jumped 17% to $506.8
Equities Trading UP MAKO Surgical (NASDAQ:
) shot up 82.19 percent to $29.46 after the company
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by Stryker (NYSE:
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company reported upbeat fiscal fourth-quarter results.
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Equities Trading DOWN Shares of Clovis Oncology (NASDAQ:
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that the company has received no interest from buyers.
) shares tumbled 9.15 percent to $27.19 after the company
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Silver traded up 1.34 percent Wednesday to $21.88, while
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Economics The MBA's index of mortgage application activity
climbed 5.5% in the week ended September 20, versus a rise of
11.2% in the week ended September 13.
US durable-goods orders rose 0.1% in August, while core
durable-goods orders fell 0.1% in the month.
US new home sales climbed 7.9% to an annual rate of 421,000 in
August. However, economists were projecting sales to rise to a
rate of 420,000 in August.
Crude stockpiles increased 2.6 million barrels for the week
ended September 20, the US Energy Information Administration
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Can older jeep dash be switched out for newer?
Im a soon to be jeep owner for the first time, Im looking for a 97 and newer jeep for the interior and the suspension. If i have to settle for an older jeep liek a 95 can i convert the interior from a newer model like the 97?
I think it would be more costly to do that, then to get a newer Jeep. Technically, I guess it's possible, but it may be more trouble then it's worth.
Go really old and get the full metal dash of an early CJ. Those are old skool cool.
I'd agree with G-Pur. Anything's possible, but sounds like a really big job for not much reward. Lots of cutting and welding, shaping and filling, plus all the electrical stuff.
And then you've got a TJ dash in a YJ. Still got a YJ front end (square headlights) still got a YJ suspension. YJs are cool rigs. If you get one, embrace its funkiness!
Or hold out for the TJ you want. It aint' the dash that makes you want a TJ.
[QUOTE=Geoff@Bestop;583978]Go really old and get the full metal dash of an early CJ. Those are old skool cool.
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Goggle designs seem to be getting out of hand—when did everyone suddenly become so dissatisfied with their old goggles that they're willing to get new ones that make them look like fighter pilots on the mountain? Airblaster took a different approach with the Terry Goggle. The frame is wide and sits close to your face for unrestricted peripheral vision and a comfortable fit so you can see everything there is to see without all the unnecessary tech.
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Last July, IFAW co-authored and submitted a technical petition to list a little known, but amazingly unique, animal as "Endangered" under the US Endangered Species Act (ESA): the pangolin. Pangolins are small, scale-covered, ant-eating mammals that live in several areas of Africa and Asia. But while pangolins are fascinating and play an important role in their ecosystems as insect regulators, they are one of the most imperiled species on the planet.
Luckily, pangolins received some good news from the US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) last month. Our petition received an official, positive "90-day finding." This finding is just the first hurdle in the long ESA listing process, but it means that the US government will conduct an investigation, based on our petition, to find out if pangolins will receive "Endangered" status.
And there is no time to waste. Pangolins are the most illegally trafficked mammal in the world. Over 1 million pangolins are estimated to have been poached in the last decade in order to satisfy demand for their meat and scales. The rate at which they are being killed is completely unsustainable and cruel, and may lead to extinction if nothing is done. The U.S. can take a step in stopping the trade of pangolins through an "Endangered" designation. According to government data, thousands of pangolin products are imported into the U.S. every year.
FWS is now asking for comments from the public to help them make that decision. You can help by signing our petition showing support for listing all seven unlisted pangolin species under the ESA (there is only one species that is currently protected). All you need to do is fill out the form here, and will submit this letter with your signature. Make your voice heard today!
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Last month, elephants received some much needed good news:
Our petition to list African elephants as "Endangered" under the US Endangered Species Act (ESA) received a positive 90-day finding from the US Fish and Wildlife Service. This is an important step in the long ESA listing process. It means the US government will conduct a comprehensive investigation to decide if elephants will receive full "Endangered" status. Currently, African elephants are only listed as "Threatened," which sets a lower bar for protective measures.
That elephants need our help is clear. African elephant populations have declined dramatically in the last decade due to extremely high levels of poaching. It is estimated that an elephant is killed every 15 minutes, on average, for its ivory tusks – that is 96 animals a day! At this rate, some regional populations of elephants may be wiped out in the next decade.
Trophy hunting – overwhelmingly conducted by wealthy Americans – is another inhumane threat to these magnificent animals, because hunters target the healthiest animals and destroy their tight family bonds. An "Endangered" listing would be a huge step towards stopping trophy hunting and the trade of elephants once and for all.
The Fish & Wildlife Service is now asking for comments from the public to help them make the decision on whether to protect elephants further. You can help by signing our petition showing support for listing elephants as "Endangered." All we need is for you to fill out the form here, and we will submit this letter with your signature. Make your voice heard today!
An Endangered listing is fully supported by the scientific data, and represents the strongest step the federal government can take to protect African elephants under US law. It should be noted that such a listing would increase existing protections so that it would be illegal to buy or sell even non-antique items containing ivory, and would make those items illegal to transport into and out of the country, controversially including items such as non-antique musical instruments made with ivory.
A critical colony of around 200 koalas near Ballina, New South Wales, Australia is at risk of extinction from a highway upgrade. Our efforts so far have forced the Australian Environment Minister Greg Hunt to stall Stage 10 of the Pacific Highway, insisting on further studies before making his decision. These studies are now with the Minister.
We have serious concerns and feel the science may have been manipulated to meet the desired objective. Everyone agrees that these koalas are already in severe decline, with the biggest threat being road kill. A four-lane highway will not protect this population. These koalas need help not a highway!
Send a message to Australian Environment Minister Greg Hunt asking him to protect these iconic koalas not sign their death warrant.
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The Gourma region of central Mali, Western Africa is home to one of the last herds of desert elephants. Like other elephants in Africa, they're disappearing at an alarming rate. But Mali's desert elephants could go extinct much sooner than others.
Poachers killed more than 80 desert elephants in 2015, with 16 more killed just since January. These special elephants could be gone in three years unless the Malian government does more to protect them from poachers.
Tell Mali's Environment Minister, Sir Ousmane Koné, to take action to save the last 300 elephants of Mali now.
Your message to the Environment Minister will help save elephants. We have prepared a template email for you to send as is, or with your own respectful comments included.
Reflecting broad public support for big cat protection, both the U.S. House and the U.S. Senate have introduced bills to bring an end to the private ownership of dangerous wild cats. We now have an opportunity to let members of Congress know that their constituents support big cat protections and to ask that they cosponsor the Big Cat Public Safety Act, H.R. 3546/S. 2541.
By advancing H.R. 3546/S. 2541, Congress can help end the mistreatment of captive wildlife and greatly reduce the unnecessary risks to the public from improperly managed big cats.
Tell members of Congress that you care about big cats and support H.R. 3546/S. 2541.
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It's time for Canada's commercial seal hunt to end.
Every spring, seal pups between 3 weeks and 3 months of age are brutally shot, clubbed and skinned. Their carcasses are left to rot on the ice or dumped into the ocean.
Seals are dying needlessly for an industry that wouldn't exist but for government subsidies. Most of the world no longer needs or wants seals products. Still the killing continues.
Canada's new Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, has a historic opportunity to end the commercial seal hunt once and for all.
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Many independent organizations along the coast of the US rescue and collect data from stranded dolphins, whales and seals, helping the US government to fulfill their mandate to protect these animals.
The John H. Prescott Marine Mammal Rescue Assistance Grant Program was established to provide critical funding for marine mammal rescue and research. But this federal grant support for marine mammal stranding response has been cut by almost 73 percent since 2000.
The cuts in funding have resulted in a decline in capacity for the stranding network, which goes to extreme lengths to save animals in crisis. Funding cuts have also reduced our ability to collect important biological data about stranded animals. The data are used to monitor the health of our coastal oceans - critical habitat for commercial fish and shellfish species.
These same cuts can also endanger people's lives. Early warning signs of harmful algal blooms may go undetected. Also, when there are no trained, authorized responders, well-meaning members of the public often take matters into their own hands, putting themselves at risk for wounds and the transmission of zoonotic diseases.
Please urge your U.S. Senators and Representative to restore funding for the Prescott Grant Program, so that this vital rescue work can continue.
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The Governor of the island of Bali ordered the mass killing of roaming dogs. Thousands of innocent dogs are killed every year, often suffering slow and painful deaths.
The Governor claims free-roaming dogs will lead to the spread of rabies. But human and animal health experts have proven that culling doesn't work to control rabies. In fact, it can result in the spread of the disease. Often, dogs that have already been vaccinated are among the victims of a mass killing.
Tell Balinese officials to stop the mass killings.
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Tying our winning paint for coverage, Benjamin Moore's Regal Select did an excellent job covering up both black and white surfaces. This paint and primer in one proved resistant to fading when exposed to UV light. In GHRI tests and we found we were able to clean a range of stains off its surface without leaving behind marks. It's low VOC and should be largely resistant to wear.
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Join Mary Edwards, neighborhood expert, and Susan Williams, co-author of Upheaval in Charleston, on a tour of Hampstead Village, which was designed after the historic English town model. Once a hub of Civil Rights history, it now faces demolition due to neglect. Walk along Columbus and America streets and discover why there's more to Charleston's first suburbs than meets the eye. The second in a series of five historic markers from the Civil Rights era will be unveiled. Meet at Trident Technical College, Palmer Campus, 66 Columbus St. Saturday, 10am-noon. $20; $15 member. (843)722-4630, www.preservationsociety.org
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Though Ireland - and Dublin in particular - is home to a large number of beautiful historic buildings, few are as charming or as unique as the Casino at Marino. Located to the north of Dublin city centre, not far from Bull Island, the building makes a fantastic day trip for holidaymakers staying in the capital as well as those based in one of the many nearby hotels.
The Casino at Marino
Built in the mid-18th century by James Caulfeild, the 1st Earl of Charlemont, the Casino at Marino was designed by Scottish architect Sir William Chambers. Inspired by the Earl's travels through Italy and Greece, the building is a fantastic example of neoclassical design. Laid out in the shape of a Greek cross, the Casino's deceptively simple façade hides a complex network of 16 rooms.
Though today we associate the name casino with gambling, in this case it comes from the diminutive for the Italian casa, meaning house.
Hotels Near the Casino at Marino
Located to the north of the city centre, close to the Clontarf and Beaumont areas of Dublin, the Casino is well placed for visitors looking to explore the city's attractions.
The hotels close to the Casino at Marino vary from luxurious stately homes to cosy B&Bs, elegant guesthouses and purpose-built establishments, giving visitors a good choice of amenities, prices and locations.
Active Breaks Near the Casino at Marino
As the Casino at Marino is close to the coast as well as the beautiful Irish countryside, the hotels close to the attraction are perfect for holidaymakers who want to explore Dublin's natural attractions.
For a day of fresh air, exercise and golf, head to the nearby Bull Island. Home to the Royal Dublin Golf Club, the island is the perfect place to enjoy a break from the hustle and bustle of the city. The National Botanic Gardens are also just a short journey from the Casino at Marino and well worth a visit during your stay.
The Best Hotels for Historic Breaks Near the Casino at Marino
If your visit to the Casino at Marino has whetted your appetite for all things historical, Dublin has a wealth of other attractions for you to explore.
If you're staying in a hotel close to the Casino at Marino, jump on a bus or train into the city centre and spend a day wandering round Dublin's beautiful streets and grand, imposing buildings. From the Bank of Ireland to Dublin Castle and St. Patrick's Cathedral to Trinity College, the city is packed full of fascinating historical sites just waiting to be discovered.
Enjoy the Casino at Marino
A great way to escape the buzz of the city and see a different side of Dublin, a day trip to the Casino at Marino will be a memorable part of your trip to the Irish capital.
Beautiful to look at and easy to reach, the attraction will help you to understand the unique culture and heritage of this fascinating city.


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This page contains Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo HD Remix Unlockables for Xbox 360 called "Evilot" and has been posted or updated on Aug 30, 2007 by MazyooNa.
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- Developer: Backbone Entertainment
- Publisher: Capcom
- Genre: Puzzle Matching
- Release: Aug 29, 2007
- ESRB: Everyone
Press down, while having Morrigan highlighted on the player select screen, to reveal Evilot (Devilot in japan). She is from the Capcom fighting game "Cyberbots".
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Theatre News
Hobson's Choice
My Theatre Firsts: Hobson's Choice's Jodie McNee
By Ben Hewis
We launch our new feature by chatting to one of the stars of this year's Open Air Theatre season
Hobson's Choice (Open Air Theatre)
Nadia Fall's revival of Harold Brighouse's play features a stellar cast including Mark Benton
Theatre highlights of the week: Bill Nighy and Carey Mulligan open Skylight, last chance to see Fatal Attraction
By Ben Hewis
Busy times for the West End this week
Twelfth Night next at Bolton Octagon, 27 February
By Glenn Meads
David Thacker follows Hobson's Choice with Shakespeare's classic.
Open Air Theatre casting: Mark Benton in Hobson's Choice, Nicola Hughes revisits Porgy and Bess
Principal casting has been announced for two major revivals at the Open Air Theatre
Hobson's Choice (Bolton)
By Alan Hulme
David Thacker's production of Hobson's Choice at the Bolton Octagon is faithful but too long, says Alan Hulme.
All My Sons and Porgy and Bess in Open Air 2014 season
Regent's Park Open Air Theatre has announced its 2014 season, with a revival of Arthur Miller's All My Sons, Gershwin's Porgy and Bess, Hobson's Choice and a re-imagined version of Twelfth Night