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Mujeres Emprendedoras Group
This is a very active group. All of its members demonstrate camaraderie and solidarity. They attend the weekly meetings and carry out business activities to make funds for the common good of the group. This is one of the best groups working with Fundación Paraguaya since most of its members have been active since the first loan and, for this reason, they demonstrate solidarity and camaraderie.
One of the group's members is Epifanía who sells vegetables from a small business that she has in her home. She is requesting a loan to buy vegetables in large quantities such as tomatoes, onions, beets, bell peppers and carrots.
Es un grupo muy activo, todas las integrantes demuestran compañerismo y solidaridad, asisten a las reuniones semanales y realizan actividades para recaudar fondos para el bien común del grupo.
Es uno de los mejores grupos que se encuentra trabajando con la Fundación Paraguaya ya que la mayoría de las integrantes del grupo siguen activas desde el primer préstamo y con eso demuestran solidaridad y compañerismo.
Una de las integrantes es la señora Epifanía quien se dedica a la venta de verduras desde un pequeño negocio que posee en su casa.
Ella solicita el préstamo para la compra de verduras en gran cantidad como, tomates, cebollas, remolachas, locotes, zanahorias.
Additional Information
About Fundación ParaguayaFundación Paraguaya is a financially self-sustaining social enterprise that promotes entrepreneurship in urban and rural areas through microfinance, education programs, and more. Its focus on agriculture has helped many farmers boost their crop yields. And a number of other borrowers have taken out loans to start and grow social businesses that have helped deliver eyeglasses, medicines and other helpful services in their local communities.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 6 months (Additional Information)
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Following his critically acclaimed "Blue Is The Warmest Color," director Abdellatif Kechiche toyed with a few ideas for this follow-up. He talked about an extended cut of his lesbian romance film, a potential biopic of '70s porn star Marilyn Chambers, and a film about Héloïse & Abélard. But now he's decided on his next film and....it's none of those.
Figaro reports that this summer, Kechiche will get rolling on "La Blessure," based on the book "La Blessure, la vraie" by François Bégaudeau (who wrote the novel that inspired Laurent Cantet's excellent "The Class"). The film will tell the coming-of-age story of a fifteen-year-old, but unlike the book which is set in France, Kechiche will relocate the story to Tunisia, with filming to take place in North Africa. The director is already looking at casting actors aged 14-22.
With the Cannes market set to go into full swing next month, we're sure more details will come soon. And it's probably not outrageous to suggest that Kechiche might be back on the Croisette next year with the finished film, hoping to replicate the success of 'Warmest.'

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The federal health insurance marketplace (Healthcare.gov) opened for business in the fall of 2013, and has provided an affordable health insurance shopping platform for millions of Americans. Admittedly, the federal exchange – along with many of the state-run exchanges – got off to a very rocky start in October 2013. But by December of that year, things were working better, and the exchange was quite functional during the latter half of the six-month initial open enrollment period.
In August 2014, Kevin Counihan, who had served as CEO of the highly successful state-run exchange in Connecticut, was selected to be the CEO of the federally run marketplace. In the ensuing year, the federally run exchange has continued to grow and improve.
In 2014, there were 191 health insurers selling policies on the federal exchange in 36 states (including states with partnership exchanges, as well as Idaho and New Mexico, both of which had federally supported state-based marketplaces in 2014). In September 2014, HHS issued a report on carrier participation for 2015, noting that the federally run exchange would have 57 additional insurers in 2015 – a 30 percent increase over the prior year.
The federally run exchange has also proven to be a cost-efficient enrollment platform. For 2014 enrollees, the federally run exchange spent an average of $647 per enrollee, which was less than half the $1,503 per enrollee that state-run exchanges spent.
By August 2015, enrollment through Healthcare.gov had reached nearly 10 million people (including 944,000 who enrolled between February 23 and June 30 via special enrollment periods), although not all of the plans had been effectuated. And nearly nine out of ten Healthcare.gov enrollees are receiving premium subsidies to lower the cost of their coverage.
In addition, millions of people have enrolled in Medicaid through the federally run exchange, including many who are newly eligible due to Medicaid expansion (nearly half the states have opted not to expand Medicaid however, and a disproportionate number of them are states that use the federally run exchange).
Healthcare.gov does the heavy lifting
There are 27 states that have a fully federally run exchange (seven of them provide plan oversight for the plans sold through the exchange: Kansas, Maine, Montana, Nebraska, Ohio, South Dakota, and Virginia).
In addition, another seven states (Arkansas, Delaware, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, New Hampshire, and West Virginia) have established partnership exchanges, working together with the federal government to run the exchange. All seven of them use Healthcare.gov for enrollment, but the states also take on varying levels of plan management, consumer assistance, and outreach. They are generally counted together with the 27 states that rely fully on the federally run exchange, with all 34 states considered to be using the federally run exchange.
Some of the state-run exchanges also use Healthcare.gov for enrollment. Prior to the 2013 launch of the exchanges, some states wanted to operate their own exchange, but weren't able to get an enrollment platform up and running in time. Idaho and New Mexico both opted to establish federally supported state-based exchanges for 2014, meaning that while their exchanges were run by the state, they were using the Healthcare.gov enrollment platform, just like the states that rely fully on the federally run exchange.
Ultimately, Idaho was able to transition to running its own exchange by the time the second open enrollment period began in the fall of 2014. But New Mexico has opted to continue to use Healthcare.gov as a supported state-based marketplace.
Oregon and Nevada ran their own exchanges in 2014, but have since become federally supported state-based marketplaces, with both states ditching their troubled enrollment platforms prior to the second open enrollment period, and using Healthcare.gov instead. Hawaii operated its own exchange in 2014 and 2015, but is transitioning to a federally supported state-based model in time for the 2016 open enrollment period that starts in November.
So while Hawaii, Nevada, Oregon, and New Mexico will all be using the same enrollment platform as the states that rely on the federally run exchange, they're still considered state-based exchanges. Utilizing Healthcare.gov's economies of scale and technologically smooth enrollment software simply proved to be a better choice than operating their own enrollment platform.
All told – including states with partnership exchanges and federally supported state-based exchanges – Healthcare.gov will be enrolling consumers in 38 states during the 2016 open enrollment period (November 1, 2015 through January 3, 2016).
More options for consumers
Prior to 2014, many people looking to buy individual health insurance had few options. A 2011 study by the Kaiser Foundation found that the individual insurance market was dominated by a single insurance company in 30 states and the District of Columbia.
The American Medical Association (AMA) also conducted a series of studies analyzing competition among health insurers, and found similar results. A 2012 AMA study determined that in nearly 40 percent of US metropolitan areas, a single insurance company had at least half of the market share. The same study also found that a single carrier had at least 30 percent of the market share in nearly nine out of ten U.S. markets.
Although 2014 ushered in a new era of guaranteed-issue individual health insurance – a dramatic change from the medically underwritten markets that existed in most states prior to 2014 – some states still had relatively few carriers offering coverage, particularly in the exchange.
In 2014, West Virginia and New Hampshire had only one participating exchange carrier, and several other states – Alabama, Wisconsin, North Carolina, Florida, Mississippi, and Arkansas – had only one carrier in at least a portion of the state (all eight of those states either rely fully on the federally run exchange, or have a partnership exchange model). In 2015, West Virginia still has just one carrier in the exchange, although the CO-OP in neighboring Kentucky is planning to expand to West Virginia in 2016 (it had planned to do so for 2015, but pulled out at the last minute). But New Hampshire now has five exchange carriers, and the other six states each gained at least one additional exchange carrier for 2015.
Multi-state plans were available in 31 states in 2014 and in 36 states by 2015. They are slated to be available in all states by 2017, but HHS noted in early 2015 that they are being flexible about that target, given the challenges that insurers face in expanding rapidly into multiple states. Multi-state plans were created through the Affordable Care Act to address the lack of competition in the individual health insurance market. Multi-state plans are operated by the Office of Personnel Management, which is the entity that runs health insurance programs for Congress and federal employees.
New market, some new players
While some big-name insurers stayed away during the first year of ACA enrollment, the exchanges attracted some new companies to compete in the individual health insurance market, along with many existing big-name carriers – all drawn by the opportunity to gain new customers.
According to a 2013 White House memo, about a quarter of the insurers who applied to participate in the federal exchange in 2014 were new to the individual market, and about 65 percent of those newcomers were joining markets previously dominated by a single carrier.
Among the new carriers are CO-OPs, newly created by the ACA; their plans are currently available in 12 states that use the federally run exchange. The CO-OPs are all start-ups that began offering coverage in 2014, so they're added to the diversity of the health insurance landscape in the states were they're operating (CO-OPs are also operating in the majority of the states that have state-run exchanges).
And some of the big-name carriers that initially stayed away are now joining the federal exchange. United Healthcare only offered plans through exchanges in four states in 2014, and they were all state-run exchanges. In 2015, the carrier expanded significantly, selling exchange plans in 23 states, including 16 that use the federally run exchange. They are planning to expand further into more exchanges in 2016.
Long-term success
Healthcare.gov was created to fill a need when more than half the states decided that they didn't want to run their own exchanges – either because they didn't think it would be financially or technologically feasible, or because they were simply opposed to the ACA and didn't want to participate in any activities that helped to implement the law.
But with two years of open enrollment in the books and many hurdles overcome, Healthcare.gov has proved to have staying power, and has also become a feasible solution for states that have run into problems with their own exchanges. In late 2013, the federal exchange's glitchy website was the butt of many jokes and the cause of many headaches. But it has become an integral part of the individual health insurance market in two-thirds of the states, gaining more insurers and insureds with each passing year.


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Riggs Bank agreed to pay a $16 million fine yesterday after pleading guilty to violating the Bank Secrecy Act by hiding transfers of millions...
WASHINGTON — Riggs Bank agreed to pay a $16 million fine yesterday after pleading guilty to violating the Bank Secrecy Act by hiding transfers of millions of dollars in accounts controlled by Chilean despot Augusto Pinochet and top officials of Equatorial Guinea.
The bank, one of the oldest and most prestigious in the nation's capital, set up accounts under deceptive or phony names, ignored requirements to file federal reports on transfers of significant sums and helped establish dummy corporations in the Bahamas, where banking laws are notoriously lax, federal investigators said.
U.S Attorney Kenneth Wainstein described Riggs' failings as "long-term and systemic misconduct," at a news conference after the court hearing.
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In addition to the fine, Riggs agreed to five years of probation and to cooperate in ongoing investigations of former Riggs officers.
The fine is subject to the approval of U.S. District Judge Ricardo Urbina, who is scheduled to issue a sentence March 29.
The felony guilty plea is an especially rude knock for an institution that once advertised itself as the "most important bank in the most important city in the world," one that catered for generations to Washington's diplomatic, military and political elite.
Founded in 1836, Riggs counted Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis as well as Ulysses Grant, Douglas MacArthur and Dwight Eisenhower as customers.
A Riggs subsidiary, J. Bush & Co., a money-management firm, is run by Jonathan Bush, President Bush's uncle.
The criminal penalties come on top of an earlier $25 million civil fine levied by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency for Riggs' handling of accounts held by diplomats and government officials of Equatorial Guinea and Saudi Arabia.
Despite Pinochet's well-known record of brutality as Chile's leader from 1973 to 1990, warrants against him alleging human-rights abuses and a court order in Spain to freeze his assets, Riggs accepted more than $10 million in deposits from him between 1994 and 2002, Wainstein, the U.S. attorney, said.
The bank maintained the accounts in Pinochet's wife's maiden name and in Pinochet's maternal family name to avoid detection, according to court documents. To mask the source of funds, Riggs moved money from a Pinochet account into an internal Riggs account before sending it to a destination outside the bank, the documents show.
The bank also helped Pinochet set up shell corporations in the Bahamas in 1996 and 1998, Wainstein said.


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We're entering an age where everything is set to sync, communicate and collaborate with the entire world around us. Welcome to the age of the 'Internet Of Things'. In the past 18 months investment in IoT has exploded and big players like Apple and Google are starting to set out their stalls in the space.
As a newly-emerging sector there are plenty of issues still in need of resolution. In particular, there is the need for an industry standard form of communication between devices to emerge - otherwise consumers will end up with houses full of smart appliances that aren't speaking the same language. It's may still be finding its feet, but once the internet of things gets steady on the starting blocks it's potential is massive, with Berg forecasting annual sales of USD9.4bn by 2017.
The wholly-connected future feels closer than ever and with money to be made, investors are continuing to pump capital into the sector. StrategyEye tracked more than USD1.1bn in VC dollars being invested across 85 deals in the past 18 months. That covers all things connected - from smart shirts to clever keyboards to the networks pulling it all together and beyond. We expect funding to keep flowing in thanks to dedicated, internet of things-focused funds from Intel, Microsoft, as well as a joint fund between Google and Valley heavyweight Kleiner Perkins.
Connecting The Dots
For consumers, the internet of things means we'll be able to connect our phones to everything from cars to fridges to dogs, making life easier. However, for businesses the real value lies in all the data passing from one device to the other, relaying constant flows of information – that's why Google is so interested. Helping firms lay down the infrastructure to shift that precious data from one device to the other is Jasper, an internet of things software company that provides enterprises with cloud platforms to connect every part of their business. The company raised USD30m this July from Benchmark Capital and Temasek Holdings and counts 1,000 clients.
Also helping companies get ready for the connected future is London-based startup EVERYTHNG which raised USD7m to help brands and manufacturers to make their products smart, connected and trackable. Of course the company doesn't just make a companies' products smart, it also helps them understand what valuable data can be garnered and how to use it. Jasper and EVRYTHNG show that the internet of things is very much an emerging space and investors like their efforts to assist businesses in it.
Smart Home
The smart home space will be a competitive one. It will put startups against giants and blur the lines between traditional appliance manufacturers and ambitious tech firms. Google is looking to make its Nest subsidiary the central point for all its users home automation needs by opening up the devices API, while Apple will roll out its Smart Home platform in the Autumn.
With Berg predicting 36m smart homes in Europe and the US by 2017 there's a lot of money to be made. Needless to say there are startups hoping to break into consumers' homes. LIFX raised USD12m in June from Sequoia for its smartphone-controlled light bulbs, SNUPI brought in USD7.3m January for its leak and damaging detecting wall sensors and smart doorbell Doorbot took USD1m in December.
One of the big advantages of smarter home appliances will be the potential for energy saving and improved efficiency of our homes. That also translates onto a bigger scale, where enterprises can save big sums of money through energy monitoring, with Lucid grabbing USD8m to track energy using appliances.
Wearable Tech
While consumers aren't rushing out to buy new connected air conditioners and washing machines just yet, wearable devices are seeing significant levels of consumer uptake. The health sector is an important one in the internet of things, with connected health and fitness devices attracting significant amount of funding this year. In fact the wearable tech space attracted nearly USD500m in funding over the last 18 months, according to our data.
While disruption from new Android and Apple smartwatches is expected by the year's end, the space's current leader in terms of funding is Jawbone. Raising a total of more than USD350m over the past 18 months and reaching a valuation of almost USD4bn, the company's fitness tracking UP wristband is one of the space's leading products. The company is built around Bluetooth-connected devices, also producing wireless Jambox speakers, and as the industry develops it's worth watching where Jawbone looks to apply its Bluetooth expertise.
Also in the space, digital health device manufacturer WiThing raised USD30m last July and smart shirt maker OMSignal snapped up USD10m this June.
Consolidation To Continue
For all the VC funding that's flowing into the internet of things, it was Google's acquisition of smart thermostat and smoke detector Nest that really ignited everyone's attention. The search giant snapped up Nest and its teams of Apple designers for USD3.2bn in January. At the time it caused some raised eyebrows and head-scratching, but now as the potential of the smart home space begins to blossom, it looks increasingly like a no-brainer. With Google's ad-generated cash behind it, Nest recently acquired connected security camera Dropcam for USD555m, as it becomes clear that it's looking to become the central port for all users' smart homes.
Overall, the past 18 months have seen USD7.8bn spent across 10 mergers and acquisitions, with the biggest being Zebra technologies' acquisition of Motorola Solutions. The companies had long been partners, with Motorola's rugged mobile tracking equipment allowing enterprises using barcodes for shipping to keep track of all their containers. Also in the enterprise space Cisco gave it internet of things capabilities a boost, buying Tail-f Systems for USD175m. As these big established tech firms seek to enter this new frontier we can expect more acquisitions to follow.


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Ira Sachs' acclaimed Sundance drama "Love is Strange" has been acquired by Sony Pictures Classics. The drama stars John Lithgow and Alfred Molina as a longtime couple who lose their New York City home shortly after getting married. The film co-stars Marisa Tomei, Darren Burrows, Charlie Tahan and Cheyenne Jackson. Sony Pictures Classics previously distributed Sachs' "Married Life" in 2007.
"I'm thrilled to be working with Michael, Tom and Dylan again," said Sachs, "What was clear from our meetings is that they understand the film as a New York love story anchored by two powerhouse performances by Lithgow and Molina."
"Filmmaker Ira Sachs, one of our most acute observers of humanity in modern times, has made his most accomplished film featuring two of the greatest actors in the English speaking world at the peak of their form. It is a privilege to collaborate with them on releasing 'Love is Strange," said Sony Pictures Classics.
A release date hasn't been announced as of yet. Go here for Indiewire's glowing review.


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Ross McCurdy, a teacher at Ponaganset High School in Scituate, received the Presidential Innovation Award for Environmental Educators given out by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency at a recent White House ceremony. more
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Forbes on Monday named Washington Trust Bancorp one of the top 50 most trustworthy financial companies in the country. more
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Employers added 215,000 jobs in July and the unemployment rate held at a seven-year low of 5.3 percent, signs of further progress in the U.S. labor market that's keeping the Federal Reserve on the path toward raising interest rates as soon as next month. more
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Washington Trust Bancorp Inc., parent of Washington Trust Co., paid $7.1 million to complete the acquisition of Halsey Associates Inc., increasing the bank's wealth management assets by 15 percent. more
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Aspen Aerogels Inc. narrowed its loss to $2.7 million and reported what it characterized as "record" second-quarter revenue for the period that ended June 30. more
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Lifespan has created the Lifespan Lyme Disease Center at Newport Hospital, which it said is the first of its kind in the state. more
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Sensata Technologies Holding N.V. has reached an agreement to acquire the sensing portfolio of Custom Sensors & Technologies Inc. for $1 billion, a move that will extend the company's reach beyond the automotive industry. more
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(Updated 12:58 p.m. and 1:33 p.m.) Approximately 8,000 National Grid customers remain without power two days after a violent thunderstorm tore through Rhode Island. more
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New England had the third-lowest unemployment rate in June among the nine geographic divisions nationwide at 4.8 percent in June, according to the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics. more
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Tulsa officer accused in killing released on bond
TULSA — An off-duty Tulsa police officer accused of being an accessory to murder in the shooting of her daughter's boyfriend has been released on $25,000 bond.
A local television station reports First Assistant District Attorney Doug Drummond says Gina Kepler is not considered a flight risk or public safety concern.
Jeremey Lake was shot to death Tuesday. Gina Kepler and her husband, Shannon, were arrested not long after in connection with the killing.
Police say Shannon Kepler shot the 19-year-old Lake after an argument. Lake had been walking with the Keplers' daughter.
Shannon Kepler is being held on suspicion of first-degree murder. Kepler's attorney says he should qualify for release.
The Keplers are expected to be arraigned on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, more than 150 people gathered Thursday for a candlelight vigil for Lake.


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A simple HTML,ASP,JS and CSS editor for your coding on the road, use menu to>"save and view file" to preview.
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I see I don't have time to maintain this app, if any one with experience think he can convert this app into an open source project please go to the app website, download the source and go craze.
This is a great free & ad-free app! You CAN access any html file from a file manager. And looks like the virtual keyboard issue is fixed.
Sorry but the brackets don't show up on my keyboard either. Nexus s. I agree it would be great for a g1
To open a file while it is open you can go to settings and change the file name go back it should have changed to that file. Could be better. Droid x
No way to open file from inside the program. once I got it open, no text appeared and the file was corrupted by it. Android 1.6; Archos 5.
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Easy to Setup and Use Ordered this at the last minute as I was going away for 2 weeks.
Setup was straightforward. The unit was also very easy to test i.e. to make sure the settings worked! The rain-sensor worked really well - definitely not a gimmick as I thought...
Very pleased with this product and Easy Watering.
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Directions clear & easy to follow. Excellent product which was quick & easy to install. Instructions made it easy for my wife to programme! Bought rain sensor which I thought might have been a waste of money, however I am very impressed with it. Should have bought batteries at same time as I thought I had some, big mistake.
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Does what it says on the tin ! This is the first time I have used a timed watering device and to my pleasant surprise it was incredibly easy to configure and worked first time.
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Winter weather ends in SC; power outages endure
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Now that the snow and ice have ended in South Carolina, hundreds of thousands of residents are waiting for power to return so life can get back to normal.
The final act of the three-day winter storm were downpours of rain early Thursday morning that froze on contact, leaving power lines and tree limbs encased in an inch or more of ice. That sent them crashing to the ground and about 350,000 utility customers in the dark when the sun rose.
Crews restored power for thousands Thursday, but 295,000 customers in the state faced a night in the dark.
Officials warned it could be next week before power is back on for everyone.
The winter storm was also deadly. Authorities said the storm contributed to four deaths — one man poisoned using a grill to heat his bedroom, one in a fire caused by people trying to keep their home warm in Marion and two in wrecks on slick highways.
It was the worst storm to hit South Carolina in a decade. The federal government agreed with Gov. Nikki Haley's request to declare the state a disaster area, making it eligible for federal aid. It was the first time South Carolina had a declared disaster since 2006. No other state in the nation had been spared longer.
Roads remained icy and slushy, but people started to brave the conditions. Many of them were looking for a warm place to stay or gas or groceries.
The Highway 521 Minimart was the only business open in western Georgetown County on Thursday morning. Nearly a dozen cars were waiting in line to get gas and the store was crowded with people looking to buy supplies.
Wesley Carter lost his power as the storm started around 11 a.m. Wednesday. No power didn't just mean a lack of heat and light, but it also left him out of work. The machine shop he owns can't run without electricity.
"This thing just slipped up on everybody," Carter said.
More than an inch of ice coated trees and power lines in Barnwell County, according to the National Weather Service. An inch-wide band of ice extended east through Bamberg and Orangeburg counties and into Colleton, Dorchester and Berkeley counties.
"Ice is not easy to clean up. You usually have to wait for it to melt away," Bamberg County Emergency Services Director Sharon Hammond said.
Areas along Interstate 95 from Florence north also were hit hard. Francis Marion University lost power. Marion County Supervisor Tim Harper said his county was a mess with dozens of roads blocked by fallen trees and branches and nearly every home and business in the dark.
"It was an ugly night," Harper said.
A man died Thursday afternoon in Berkeley County, likely from carbon monoxide poisoning, trying to heat his home with a charcoal grill, Berkeley County Coroner Bill Salisbury said. One person died in a house fire in Marion and a second person was injured Thursday morning while trying to heat their home with the power out, Harper said.
The Highway Patrol blamed at least two traffic deaths on icy conditions. Troopers say a 24-year-old passenger died when a car hit a tree limb knocked down by ice around 2 a.m. Thursday in Hampton County, and a woman died around 8 a.m. Wednesday when she lost control of her vehicle on Interstate 95 in Clarendon County and hit the back of a Department of Natural Resources truck on the side of the road helping a motorist.
In the Upstate, 4 to 8 inches of snow fell, icing up roads, but causing few power problems.
The Ravenel Bridge in Charleston remained closed another day as ice fell from the bridge cables. Temperatures rose above freezing across the entire state, but roads were expected to refreeze Friday morning.
Power was being slowly restored in some areas. But smaller, rural power companies warned of historic damage to their grids.
The Electric Cooperatives of South Carolina reported 144,000 customers without power Thursday evening, a number that rose slightly during the day. South Carolina Electric & Gas reported about 90,000 outages and Duke Energy reported about 65,000 customers without service.
The hardest-hit areas are spread throughout the state. Power companies said most of the customers in Aiken, Colleton, Dillon, Florence, Marion and Sumter counties were without service.
SCE&G officials said most of its outages are in rural areas, so they are moving crews out of cities to help. They said they will restore power as quickly as possible with the company's 1,200 workers getting help from contract crews from utilities in Indiana, Ohio, Michigan and Kentucky. But it will likely be early next week before their work is done.
Other utilities are still trying to assess the damage and figure out how long it will take to get power restored.
The electric cooperatives also brought in out-of-state crews and were bringing workers from co-ops that weren't heavily affected south to help where the outages were concentrated, said Todd Carter, vice president of loss control and training.
Troopers have responded to about 3,000 weather-related calls through Thursday morning. They reported more than 350 ice-laden trees or branches blocking roads overnight.
Jimmy Ward and his wife Cherie decided to test the roads Thursday after losing power the day before at their Bonneau home. They were looking for a hotel because they were running low on propane and needed to rest after a harrowing night of listening to pine trees snap under the weight of the ice.
"From 2 o'clock yesterday until this morning it just sounded like gunfire — all the trees popping and falling," Cherie Ward said.
Associated Press Writers Bruce Smith in St. Stephen, Meg Kinnard in West Columbia and Jack Jones in Columbia contributed to this report.


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Early one eastern Congolese morning six months ago, Josephine was sleeping in her hut, dreaming about selling her crops. She heard people singing victory songs, thinking it was part of her dream, but gunshots jolted her awake. She could see in the light of dawn that the next village was on fire. She saw people fleeing toward her village, some being shot as they ran.
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Just in time for summer reading: Robert Rotstein's new mystery, Reckless Disregard, gets early rave reviews from book trade publications.
(PR Web Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) New York, NY (PRWEB) May 01, 2014 Robert Rotstein's debut novel featuring lawyer Parker Stern, Corrupt Practices, was published last year to great critical acclaim.
"Bestselling authors such as Sue Grafton hailed Rotstein for coming up with "a fresh take on the legal thriller," and in a starred review, Booklist called Corrupt Practices, "a tautly constructed, fast-moving narrative with an appealing protagonist. . . . This promises to be a compelling series for legal-thriller fans. Get in at the start." The Washington Post celebrated Corrupt Practices "for showcasing the most dysfunctional law firm" they could ever expect to come across.
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So i'll take that as a 'yes' then.I've read about the proposal for a new stadium and what surprises me is the fact that re-locating in the 'suburbs' is an acceptable option. The comparison with Bolton is pertinant as i have read numerous articles whereby the Bolton Chairman etc are trying to persuade people to come to the stadium as the fans are staying away. If you are comfortable with a move great i'll stay 'stuck' in my village and watch the fallout.


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So You Think You Can Dance: Revisiting Season 11
[Programming Note: I know I usually post a "Dear Susan" recap of The Bachelor on Tuesday mornings, but I went to the So You Think You Can Dance tour last night and haven't had a chance to watch the episode yet. I'll post tonight or tomorrow morning.]
Season 11 of So You Think You Can Dance seems like it happened SOOOOOOOO long ago! I barely remembered the names of all of the dancers, let alone my favorite dancers. The live show last night was epic as usual and jogged my memory about a few beautiful dances that must be added to the list of all-time best on this show. (It's a long list). In no particular order, some of my favorite Season 11 dances:
1. "My Immortal" by Evanescence, choreographed by Mandy Moore
Seeing this dance live made me cry. It is so beautiful. The women are all so incredibly alive in this piece. Also, I want one of those dresses. Continue reading
Weekend Binge: Empire
I've been watching Empire since its premiere, but wanted to give it a closer look so I re-watched the first 4 episodes. This show is pretty much exactly what TV has been missing. It's the perfect nighttime soap in a brand new package. It's what Nashville wishes it was. It is decadent and dramatic and funny and clever and more than anything, it is deep in rich characters. I'm not going to pretend for a single moment that I know anything about the music. I know I like it, but I'm not the right person to judge whether it's good or not. What I can judge are the characters and the plot and the performances and the clothes (OH THE CLOTHES!). Continue reading
Fox Tuesday Night: First winners of the season (IMHO)
I have read some wildly disparate views on Fox's Tuesday night line up over the past few days but I come down firmly on the "pro" side of things. I love everything about it. I love that Raising Hope is just as weird and loving and demented as it ever was. I love that Ben & Kate continues that trend but also ups the ante by creating a world much closer to reality than Raising Hope. I love that the roommates on New Girl are starting to really gel (despite the fact that Winston still feels like he is shoehorned in there) and that Jess has become more than just a typical "Manic pixie dream girl" trope (although there is still definitely room for improvement). And I love that The Mindy Project is trying to show a woman who is both girlie and professional and together and a mess and confident and awesome all at the same time without giving her excuses or judging her in any way. Of the new comedies this fall, Ben & Kate and The Mindy Project are the only ones that have really made me laugh out loud. Continue reading
Returning Shows Quick Takes: Parks and Recreation, Castle, Bones, How I Met Your Mother
The list of returning shows that I watch is astronomically long. It's a serious problem and depending on how the new crop of shows do, I may have to make some cuts. While most of the shows that I'm really looking forward to haven't premiered yet – shows like The Vampire Diaries, Fringe, Revenge and Homeland – a few of my favorites are back. But are they better than ever?
Parks & Recreation: Still my favorite sitcom I think. I just adore the characters so much. On last week's premiere I felt like a few of them were a bit too much like caricatures than actual people (especially Ron and Tom) but hopefully things will even out a little bit. I really liked Leslie's realization that outside of Pawnee, IN she doesn't have much of an influence and that she used that realization to have more of an influence in Pawnee. The big fish/little pond story has been done before, but never with such an optimistic fish. Regardless, this show still cracks me up. Continue reading
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I guess that the official start of the Fall TV season has come and gone since both NBC and Fox have premiered both new and returning shows over the past couple of weeks. Although, I think it would be epic if no premieres occurred until after the Emmys (which are this Sunday 9/23 – mark your calendars). I mean, what a great kick off to the season that would be! Anyway, that's not the case. On top of the fact that NBC used the summer Olympics to give a sneak peak at Go On and Animal Practice, multiple premieres have been available online for a few weeks and I have watched them all.
Last Resort: Technically, Last Resort doesn't premiere until next Thursday, but I caught it online earlier this week (on Hulu – love that site!) and I loved every second. That doesn't mean it's perfect – far from it – but I am totally hooked. I am so glad to see Scott Speedman back on TV and in a character who is far different from those I've seen him play before. While, like Revolution, there are a lot of characters and different threads being set up in the pilot, I am interested in where these stories are going and intrigued about who these characters will turn out to be. I think one thing that really separates the handling of such large casts of characters is that on Last Resort they are compartmentalized very definitively and separately – there is the submarine crew (headed by Andre Braugher), the island inhabitants, the NATO workers, and the people in DC. I'm excited to see all of these threads weave together and split apart. But, I'll be honest, like with the beginning of Fringe which I basically stuck with simply because I am a big fan of Joshua Jackson, I watched Last Resort mostly for the Scott Speedman factor and that will probably keep me coming back until the show itself finds its legs and grabs me. Continue reading
So You Think You Can Dance – From 20 to 16
Group Routine, choreographed by Christopher Scott performed to "The Beautiful People (District 78 Remix) by Marilyn Manson: I really had no idea who choreographed the opening group routine while I was watching it. It highlighted Cyrus which led me to believe that it was a hip hop choreographer, but had these great group movements (that I really have no way to describe other than to say it was like the dancers were portraying the movement of breathing) which made me think that it was a contemporary choreographer. The dance was completely great, but the director did a really poor job of capturing it and editing the performance which is a bummer. I LOVED the choreography – really challenging and different and entertaining. The whole piece had a really great vibe to it. I'm so glad the producers recognized how important these group routines are and didn't get rid of them when they got rid of the elimination episode.
I can't believe we're going to lose FOUR dancers tonight. That's not cool. We jump RIGHT into the top 20 announcement by pairs. Everyone is pretty much getting the same level of screaming across the board although it definitely lessons as the pairs go on, as if the crowd got tired of cheering which is really weird and kind of sad. It doesn't take that much energy, guys. Also, it is made very clear that the group numbers are pre-taped. I am ok with that. I adore Cat's dress. So summery and adorable. Umm, that routine was apparently Tabitha and Napoleon. They have really switched things up stylistically this season. It's kind of crazy.
Tonight's guest judge is Adam Shankman which I think is a good choice for the first cut. At least he knows something about dance/dancers so he'll actually be able to have an opinion unlike, say, Zooey Deschanel last week. After Nigel does his whole Dance Day Spiel (which I'm all for, really, but he does go on a bit long) Cat says that we are not only going to get 10 performances from the contestants but also a sneak peak at Step Up: Revolution and a live performance from some of the dancers from the movie PLUS we have to see four people eliminated. All in under 2 hours. Ummmmm, right.
Lindsay & Cole, Hip-hop, choreographed by Christopher Scott, Performed to "Teeth" by Lady Gaga: I have a total soft spot for this song so I'm prepared to really like this performance. I thought his costume was great and Lindsay is definitely tried to bring the personality and character, but I don't think the props really worked the way that they should - she seemed to be working extra hard to move that chair around and things kept flying off her costume. She definitely out-danced him a little. He was just a little less sharp or something. Maybe she was more exaggerated in her sharpness? I'm not sure. It's was cute, but maybe a little under-choreographed. Cole totally annoyed me when he remained in character during judging. The first time, ok, but after that it's obnoxious.
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The show opens with a group number which I'm almost positive has been choreographed by Christopher Scott (I was right) and I am immediately relieved because I assumed that with the elimination of the results show the group numbers would be eliminated as well. Anyway, The costumes makeup and hair are just rockin'. I love the use of the spinny chairs as props and I really feel like everyone is in complete unison and just kind of rocking it. Wow. I'm really excited to get to know these dancers. They just completely hold my interest. They all look as if they've been a company forever. I can't imagine what it's going to be like to lose any of them. Why, GOD, WHY!
Now we have our intro to the top 20 dancers and its clear that the opening number was pre taped because everyone is in different hair and makeup and costumes. I guess I'm ok with that. Our judges tonight are Nigel, Mary and Kenny Ortega (he of Dirty Dancing and the High School Musical series). Right off the bat they explain how things are going to go down next week – America will vote for individuals and the bottom three guys and bottom three girls will be announced next week and 2 of each will be sent home by the judges. Apparently there will also be some discussion with the choreographers about the dancers, which I think could be interesting if we get to see any of that. They better not kick off 2 dancers each every week. That would be a depressingly short show. I'm hoping the double elimination is just to make up for the lack of episode last week. Shall we get on with it?
Witney (why no "H" Witney?) & Chehon, Samba, choreographed by Louis Van Amstel, performed to "Jump" by The Cube Guys & Lucinana: Chehon is a little stiff. Witney is awesome at this, as she should be considering that this is her thing. I wish they had chosen a different hairstyle for Chehon. There's something a little stop and go about the choreography that's not really sitting well with me. They are trying to connect, you can see them trying to connect, but there's definitely something missing here. They gave it the good old college try, but the two of them together just didn't work. Yes, Witney was great, but I think she wasn't quite there for Chehon to bring him into it a little more and that would have been nice to see. I pretty much don't care what the judges say, but find it hilarious that Kenny clearly didn't know Chehon's name so chose to call him "mister" during his critique.
Good god. I can't even handle this season. There is barely a weak link. Plus, no results show means I have to wait another whole week for another episode. Unfortunately, I think that Nick and Amber's Viennese Waltz is going to land them in the bottom three because it didn't quite have the same allure as a lot of the other dances. I'd also put Janaya and Brandon in the bottom but I don't want them to go home at all. I think it's possible that Daniel and Alexa will end up in the bottom as well which would be really sucky. I don't want anyone to go home. LET THEM ALL STAY. Let's just pick the final winners at the end of 10 weeks of awesome dancing. That's my vote. UGH. Two people going home next week is stupid. Can't they just keep a double elimination for further down the line when they can seen who's not improving and have more evidence of the dancers' abilities? I HATE (but really love) this show!
So You Think You Can Dance Season 9: Top 20
Every year I think that there is no way the talent in the So You Think You Can Dancetop 20 will surpass the previous season and every year I am wrong. Season 9's top 20 appears to be particularly strong, not only in dance ability, but likability as well. What I'm really excited for, though, is the fact that Mia FREAKING Michaels is BACK! This is huge news that I wasn't aware of before last night and I am very excited to see what kinds of stuff she comes up with for this crop of dancers. Nigel Lythgoe has done some really great things with this show – never staying too precious with the format – and one of the best ideas was this first episode introduction. It gives the dancers a chance to get comfortable on the SYTYCD stage in front of a live audience without the pressure of the competition hanging over them and produces some really great stuff. And the choreographers tend to just KILL IT as they did last night. Continue reading
Fox 2012-13 Schedule
Fox made more scheduling changes than anything else. Of course, they do only have 2 hours of primetime to schedule so there's not a lot of room for new shows, but the new shows they have don't look completely awful. In fact, a couple of their mid-season shows look kind of good (The Following and The Goodwin Games especially). They do have a few big changes, but I pretty much agree with them.
#1 The Tuesday night comedy block was something they seemed to be leaning towards this year and have committed to 100% for the fall. I'm totally on board with this decision. Especially because new shows Ben and Kate and The Mindy Project actually look both funny and like they will fit well with Raising Hope and New Girl as lead-ins.
#2 Moving Touch to Fridays. First of all, I think it was actually kind of stupid to give Touch a second season seeing as that show is lame. However, I think that putting it on Fridays and pairing it with Fringe just makes sense. And let's all thank whatever God spoke to Kevin Reilly and convinced him to give Fringe 13 more episodes of awesome.
#3 Outside of the fact that I think that X-Factor is totally noisy and not at all good, it makes total sense to pair it's result show (and American Idol's come mid season) with Glee. I don't know why no one had done that before. Glee is kind of on its way out (at least it is if it's being smart) so it could definitely use the boost of the music competition audience (because even though X-Factor didn't do as good as was expected, it still held it's own ratings-wise).
There's really not too much to say though. I'm a little disappointed that The Following and The Goodwin Games are being held til midseason but that seems like something a lot of networks are doing now. And regardless, the Fox Tuesday comedy block is totally going to become a thing – like NBC's Must-See Thursdays or ABC's TGIF block from the early 90's. I wonder what catchy name they're going to give it.


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Class 5A-4A Not even a case of bronchitis could keep Hereford's Cody Hodges from excelling last Friday. Coming off the bench in the first quarter, Hodges completed 12 of 16 passes for 161 yards and two touchdowns in the Whitefaces' victory. Running back L.J. Vallejo also rushed for 109 yards and two scores for Hereford.
Caprock defensive end Brandon Harper had a career game against Levelland, registering 11 tackles - two of them solos - and one sack. The 6-foot-2, 185-pound junior also had six quarterback pressures and graded 81 percent.
Pampa's Thomas Long led his team in rushing against Estacado, picking up 144 yards on 14 carries. He also scored one touchdown, although it was not on a run - Long picked up a Harvesters fumble and raced 45 yards to give Pampa the lead.
Palo Duro defender Eric Hodgest was all over the field against Plainview, racking up 14 tackles - seven of them solos - in the Dons' loss.
Despite a tough opening loss to Liberal, Kan. Dumas quarterback Josh Peredes had a solid night through the air, passing for 178 yards and one touchdown for the Demons.
Tommy Johnstone came through for the Borger defense against Perryton when it needed him. Johnstone recorded 16 tackles - 11 of them solos - and recovered one fumble. Defensive linemen Matt Bargas and Russell King also had standout games for the Bulldogs.
Amarillo High running back Garrett Glass ran for 144 yards on 20 carries and scored touchdown in Amarillo High's 31-0 win over Clovis. Glass averaged 7.2 yards per carry breaking many tackles along the way. Defensive lineman Shane Sillivent had tackles, including three for losses of 17 yards, and safety Brad Hanson added seven tackles in leading AHS to the shutout victory.
Tascosa running back Marlon Brown ran for 101 yards on 24 carries and scored a touchdown in a 29-13 loss to Hereford. Brown also intercepted a pass. Rebel linebacker Nick McAlister made a team-high 13 tackles.
Canyon running backs Clete Andrews and Josh Small each eclipsed the 100-yard barrier during Canyon's 49-0 pasting of River Road. Andrews gained 112 yards and scored on a 34-yard run. Small totaled 112 yards scoring on runs of 9 and 2-yards. Canyon linebacker Cade Wartes returned an interception 15 yards for a touchdown.
Randall tight end/defensive end Trevor Babbitt participated in an incredible 112 plays during Randall's 20-15 win over Lubbock High. Babbitt caught a touchdown pass and was in eight tackles. Sophomore Jacob Felton was busy for the Raiders against Lubbock High making seven solo tackles, three unassisted tackles, intercepting a pass and knocking down one pass. He also punted for 37 yard average, and returned two punts averaging 17 yards a return. Randall quarterback Branden Knapp threw three touchdowns passes and for 247 yards.
Plainview running back Rod Ansley rushed for 166 yards on 21 carries and scored four touchdowns in a 41-6 win over Palo Duro. Ansley scored on runs of 14, 4, 1 and 1 yards. Class 3A Sanford-Fritch running back Ryan Hand ran for 171 yards on 11 carries and had touchdown carries of 46 and 65 yards. Drew Neal added 110 yards on 15 carries and Willie Lytton chipped in 118 yards and one touchdown. Quarterback Shiloh Reed scored three touchdowns as the Eagles dumped West Texas High 44-6.
Childress running back Willie Thomas ran for 119 yards on 13 carries and scored three touchdowns as the Bobcats beat Tulia 39-14. Thomas also returned a punt 30 yards for another score. Quarterback Don Grunden completed all six of his passes for 97 yards and two touchdowns.
Perryton back Jeremy Stiles rushed for 155 yards on 21 carries and had one touchdown in the Rangers' 29-22 loss to Borger.
Friona put two running backs over 100 yards in its 35-8 win against Lockney. Noel Grajeda ran 23 times for 156 yards and a touchdown. Freshman Adam Bandy scored three times and ran 10 times for 145 yards. Class 2A Highland Park knew it had some big shoes to fill with the loss of running back Terry Foster. But Nick Albino may be putting those questions to rest. Albino rushed for 186 yards and three touchdowns as the Hornets started the season in impressive fashion against Shamrock.
Spearman's Dusty Barber has always been known for his defensive prowess - where he had 13 tackles last Friday. But it was on offense against Panhandle where he really made his mark, rushing for 98 yards and three touchdowns in the Lynx' opening-night win.
Ronnie Anderson has already stepped into the Boys Ranch lineup and made an impact. Anderson carried the ball 22 times against White Deer, compiling 156 yards and one touchdown in the Roughriders' first season-opening victory since 1983.
Farwell's Clint Corn used his feet multiple ways against Petersburg, gaining 95 yards and one touchdown on the ground while also booting a field goal for the Steers.
Clarendon needed a little magic to win its opening game. It got that in the likes of quarterback Colt Floyd and running back Dee Thompson. Floyd accounted for 203 total yards and two touchdowns, while Thompson rushed for 90 yards and two touchdowns - including the game-winner - in the Broncos' overtime victory.
George Peyton was a scoring machine for Canadian, rushing for 108 yards and three touchdowns while also catching a touchdown pass in the Wildcats' victory against Gruver. He also converted two extra points on the night for 26 points total. Eric Hall also had 104 yards on the ground for the Wildcats.
Sunray's Jerrod Drinnon rushed for 131 yards and three touchdowns, plus had an interception on defense in the Bobcats' shutout victory against Texhoma.
Floydada's Brandon Wickware and Lonny Nelson had career nights against Post. Wickware posted a career-best 23 tackles, while Nelson recorded 20 tackles and blocked an extra-point attempt in an overtime loss. Class 1A In addition to Finsterwald's big night, Wheeler also had two other backs go over 100 yards. Casey Childress ran for 120 yards and two touchdowns and quarterback Brooks Brown gained 104 yards and scored twice. Defensively Ben Dollar made five solo tackles and 10 assists, knocked down a pass and had one tackle for a loss. Kelby Ledbetter made four solo tackles and had 10 assists.
Vega turned in several outstanding performances in the Longhorns win against Crowell. Justin Wolfe ran 13 times for 146 yards and two touchdowns. Todd Hubbart ran for 119 yards and two more touchdowns. Fausto Ruiz Made 10 tackles, recovered a fumble and made an interception.
Memphis running back Ronel Saenz scored twice and rushed for a game-high 120 yards to lead the Cyclones to a 32-6 win against Valley. Josh Harrison passed for 102 yards on six of nine completions Justin Harrison ran for 84 yards on four carries and scored twice.
Nazareth tailback Cameron McLain ran for 264 yards and 4 touchdowns on 14 carries in the Swifts' 48-13 win against Lubbock Christian. Six-Man Lefors senior running back Michael Steele scored five touchdowns in the Pirates' 48-46 overtime loss to Fort Elliott. He had touchdown runs of 5, 3, 30, 4 and 4 among 33 carries for 202 yards.
Fort Elliott sophomore running back C.J. Bryant rushed 12 times for 64 yards, caught six passes for 80 yards and two touchdowns, caught the game-winning PAT pass in overtime and had eight tackles in the Cougars' 48-46 win over Lefors.
Higgins senior running back Garrett Barton rushed for 291 yards and four touchdowns in a 62-20 win over Hedley as the Coyotes rolled up 608 total yards.
McLean senior running back Aaron Rice scored six touchdowns in a 58-16 win over Miami. He had touchdown runs of 8, 14, 5, 49, 50 and 18 for a pack of Tigers who amassed 322 total yards.
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Great Location...Close to a lot of things. The Train station was within walking distance. The staff was really helpful. The rooms and bathroom were clean. The stairs are a little hard to manage sometimes. But it's all good. Chill out room was fun!
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I loved the atmosphere and friendliness of this place. A great introduction to hostels, my first hostel experience was at the St Christopher's and I loved everybody's attitudes and the convenience of a downstairs fun allowed for a lot of great nights. I stayed in the 22 bed dorm which was really large and comfortable. The amenities are all fine and cleaned regularly. Only complaint is when I stayed in one of the smaller dorms for a night there was only one PowerPoint and it was behind somebody else's bed so very difficulty to get to and not good for sharing.
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Someone slept in my bed and the reception was awfully rude to me when I walked down the block to assess the situation. I can't wait to move to the St. Christopher's Camden.
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As authentic an experience of being in an Irish country pub as likely possible sitting in an SF theatre. The accents and pub banter were exactly as I remember being a part of when travelling in western Ireland. It felt as if I was with them, overhearing their stories and completely absorbed by their tales.
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There is nothing like the intimacy of a small theater to draw you into a well done play. For 90 minutes I was in a small bar in Ireland. This play has layers and layers of meaning and I highly recommend it!
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