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OK, so having a bunch of kids around may sometimes put a damper on your sex life. A lot of couples accept defeat and believe that sex (if existent), after babies could never be the same as it was before. This is quite wrong. There are perks to knowing someone so well, that exploring your sexual, freakier side could actually make for a more exciting sexual experience…
So without further ado, here is the sexual bucket list for parents. The 50 must-do sexual acts every parents should try. You'd be glad you did:
1.) Sex in the car (cause you can't do it anywhere else!).
2.) Sex in the rain (because you'll get caught inside!).
3.) Trying to finish as the kids bang on the locked door.
4.) Drunk, after a Saturday date night.
5.) In the shower while you're supposed to be getting ready.
6.) Sex on a boat when you're finally alone.
7.) Afternoon delight (when the kids are at school).
8.) Quiet sex in the hotel room while the kids sleep.
9.) Sex during naptime.
10.) A quickie in the closet while the kids play together for five minutes.
11.) Sex in the locked bedroom while the kids watch a movie downstairs.
12.) A date night in a hotel. Bonus points for renting by the hour.
13.) In the bathtub.
14.) In the ocean on a family trip.
15.) On a rock in the backyard.
16.) In a tent.
17.) In the basement like teenagers.
18.) In the middle of the night.
19.) First thing in the morning before the kids wake up.
20.) Scheduled sex.
21.) Just make out. No sex at all.
22.) Have sex slowly.
23.) Have sex fast.
24.) Use a vibrator.
25.) Read erotica together.
26.) Let him show you his porn.
27.) Watch each other masturbate.
28.) Give a hand job with no expectation of return.
29.) Ask for him to go down on you and don't offer anything in return.
30.) He washes her hair.
31.) Hold hands during a movie.
32.) Go to a crappy movie and engage in oral in the back row.
33.) Spend all day kissing and making out, but don't have sex until the night.
34.) Wake him up with a blow job.
35.) Tear each other's underwear off.
36.) Experiment with ice.
37.) Experiment with lubricants.
38.) Massage each other.
39.) Cook dinner together. Naked.
40.) Trade underwear for a day.
41.) Skip underwear for a day and text each other.
42.) Send nude photos to his phone.
43.) Wear a bikini to bed.
44.) Wear nothing to bed.
45.) Suck each other's toes.
46.) Trade deepest fantasies. Do them.
47.) Eat leftover birthday cake. Off each other.
49.) Flirt. Hard.
50.) Make him/her a bubble bath with no expectation of sex.

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With the 2013 draft looming, we decided to take a look back at the 18 finest selections of the Bill Belichick era in New England. The rules for inclusion are fairly standard -- a player had to be drafted by the Patriots from when Belichick took control in 2000 until the present day.
In putting together the rankings, we took several things into account. One, impact on and off the field. While production clearly figures into the rankings -- and is the first and most important measuring stick -- many picks (particularly guys like Matt Light, Richard Seymour and Vince Wilfork) would go on to demonstrate terrific leadership skills, and as a result, become cornerstones of the franchise. Two, overall draft value. Some later-round picks are ranked higher on our list than first-rounders, because it says something about a late-round pick if he exceeds expectations. (That's why you'll see so many fifth-, sixth- and seventh-rounders near the top.) And three, something we'll call intangibles. It could mean a consistent ability to produce in big moments or simply rise above an unfortunate situation to succeed in the NFL.
Oh, and we'll have the worst draft picks coming Wednesday.
With the understanding that the jury still is out on the overall development of the class of 2012, here's our list.
18. Stephen Gostkowski (4th round, 2006): The only player of impact the Patriots drafted in 2006 or 2007, the kicker out of Memphis was taken 118th overall and stepped into the shoes of the legendary Adam Vinatieri. He's led the NFL in points scored twice, reached the Pro Bowl once, and was named first-team All-Pro in 2008. Still active.
17. Devin McCourty (1st round, 2010): Taken 27th overall out of Rutgers, this defensive back made a big splash as a rookie, coming away with seven interceptions and making the Pro Bowl (and getting a second-team All-Pro nod) in his first year. He struggled in his second season, but bounced back -- predominantly as a safety -- this past year and figures to be a big part of the New England defense going forward. Still active.
16. Jerod Mayo (1st round, 2008): Taken 10th overall by the Patriots in 2008, the Tennessee product has become a tackling machine -- he led the Patriots in total tackles in each of his first three seasons -- while becoming Defensive Rookie of the Year (2008), a Pro Bowler (in 2010 and 2012) and first-team All-Pro (2010). He's durable (he's missed four regular-season games in five seasons in New England) and he's a leader (he's served as a defensive captain multiple seasons). Honestly, the only reason he's not higher here is the fact that he was taken 10th overall. Still active.
15. Matt Light (2nd round, 2001): Taken 48th overall as part of a draft that also included Richard Seymour, the Purdue product ended up stepping into the left tackle job as a rookie and managed to make the Pro Bowl three times in 11 seasons while protecting Tom Brady's backside from the likes of Joey Porter, Jason Taylor and Dwight Freeney. Retired following the 2011 season.
14. Matt Cassel (7th round, 2005): Cassel was a career backup at USC, but New England took him 230th overall in 2005. After three years of working as a backup to Brady, Cassel stepped in in 2008 after a season-ending knee injury to the starting quarterback and helped guide the Patriots to an 11-5 mark while throwing for a career-best 3,693 yards. New England ended up dealing him to Kansas City for a second-round pick. Still active.
13. Richard Seymour (1st round, 2001): The highest pick of the Belichick era -- he was selected sixth overall in 2001 -- Seymour spent eight seasons with the Patriots and emerged as one of the most talented defensive linemen of the 21st century. (Like Mayo, the only reason he's not higher is because he's a top-10 pick.) He was a part of three Super Bowl champions and compiled a laundry list of personal accomplishments with New England, including five trips to the Pro Bowl and three spots on the AP All-Pro first team. Still active.
12. Sebastian Vollmer (2nd round, 2009): A converted tight end who didn't play much football before enrolling at the University of Houston (he didn't get an invite to the combine), the big German has managed to make himself into one of the better offensive tackles in the league. Drafted 58th overall in 2009, he recently signed a four-year, $17 million deal to return to the Patriots. Still active.
11. Julian Edelman (7th round, 2009): A former college quarterback out of Kent State, Edelman and Matt Cassel are likely in a dead heat for the honor of best seventh-round pick in the history of the franchise. In the last 10 years -- starting with the 2003 draft -- the Patriots have selected eight receivers, and Edelman has the best numbers of any of them with 69 career catches. (That includes a career-best 37 as a rookie.) Edelman also has displayed tremendous special teams value as both a punt and kick returner. Recently re-signed with the Patriots, inking a one-year, $765,000 deal to stay with the team. Still active.
10. Deion Branch (2nd round, 2002): Perhaps no wide receiver represented not only terrific draft value (he was taken 65th overall) and overall ability over the last 12 years than Branch. The Louisville product played his first four seasons with New England (2002-2005), and had three years in which he caught at least 40 passes while going on to win MVP of Super Bowl XXXIX. After spending four-plus years in Seattle, he returned to the Patriots in 2010 and has been with New England ever since. In seven seasons with the Patriots, he has 328 catches for 4,297 yards and 24 touchdowns. Still active.
9. Stevan Ridley (3rd round, 2011): We wrote about Ridley's impact here, but anytime you discover a running back in the third round who can hit the 1,250-yard mark before the age of 24, that's quite a discovery. Taken 73rd overall out of LSU in 2010, he'll likely be the closest thing to a lead back for the Patriots for the next several years, providing he can stay healthy. Still active.
8. Vince Wilfork (1st round, 2004): Taken 21st overall out of Miami, Wilfork has become the most indispensible part of the New England defense since he arrived in Foxboro. He's made five Pro Bowls, been named second-team All-Pro on three occasions and first-team All-Pro once. (For what it's worth, we believe he's a borderline Hall of Fame candidate.) Wilfork also joined the Patriots as the result of some of Belichick's finest draft maneuvering -- in 2003, he shipped the 19th overall pick for a second-rounder and Baltimore's first-round pick the following year. Belichick used the extra pick on Wilfork, while the Ravens drafted Kyle Boller. Welp. Still active.
7. Logan Mankins (1st round, 2005): It was a pick that left many several scratching their heads when it was first announced, but Mankins could be one of the finest 32nd overall picks of all time. The guard out of Fresno State has started 114 regular-season games out of a possible 128 over the course of his eight-year career with the Patriots -- the only reason he missed six of those was because of a contract issue in 2010. In all, he's made the Pro Bowl five times, been a second-team All-Pro four times and been a first-team All-Pro once. Still active.
6. Dan Koppen (5th round, 2003): Selected 164th overall out of Boston College, Koppen stepped in as the starting center in his first season and never gave up the job. In nine seasons with the Patriots he started 120 games, made one Pro Bowl trip and served as the centerpiece of the New England offensive line. Still active.
5. Asante Samuel (4th round, 2003): Despite the fact that he had one very important ball slip through his hands at the worst possible time, Samuel was the finest defensive back drafted in the Belichick era. The 120th pick overall, the Central Florida product had 16 regular-season picks in his last two seasons in New England before he left via free agency for Philadelphia. Still active.
4. Rob Gronkowski (2nd round, 2010): Taken 42nd overall by the Patriots (after luminaries like Torell Troup and Tim Tebow), he likely slid in part because of his injury history. However, the Patriots jumped in on Gronkowski when they had the chance, and he's been one of the best second-round values in recent NFL memory. Despite some injury issues, in his three seasons in the league he's quickly become one of the best young tight ends in the game over the last decade. Still active.
3. David Givens (7th round, 2002): One of the greatest draft bargains in franchise history, the wide receiver was taken 253rd overall out of Notre Dame and spent four seasons in New England. Part of two championship teams, he had 149 catches in three seasons, including a career-best 59 in 2009. Signed a free agent deal with the Titans after the 2005 season and played only five games after that before calling it a career because of knee issues. Retired.
2. Aaron Hernandez (4th round, 2010): Like Deion Branch, Hernandez not only represents terrific draft value because of where he was selected, but he also has emerged as a tremendous offensive option in the New England passing game. Like Gronkowski, Hernandez has had some durability issues as of late, but he remains one of the most versatile offensive options in the league. The ultimate tribute to the two tight ends is that if you decided to hold a re-draft of the 2010 class, both Gronkowski and Hernandez would be no-doubt first-rounders. Still active.
1. Tom Brady (6th round, 2000): A no-brainer. To their credit, Belichick and former GM Scott Pioli disavow any knowledge that Brady might turn into TOM BRADY, SUPERSTAR. (Pioli used to keep a picture of Dave Stachelski -- who was taken one round before Brady -- on his desk as a reminder that he wasn't some sort of draft genius. Frankly, if they did know the quarterback would become the game-changer he ended up being, they wouldn't have waited until the sixth round to draft him.) Everyone knows the story, so we'll just leave you with the quote from Beilchick shortly after the 2000 draft was completed on his new quarterback: "The value board at that point really just clearly put him as the top value. Brady is a guy who has obviously played at a high level of competition in front of a lot of people. He's been in a lot of pressure situations. We felt that this year his decision-making was improved from his junior year after he took over for [Brian] Griese and cut his interceptions down. [He's] a good, tough, competitive, smart quarterback that is a good value, and how he does and what he'll be able to ... we'll just put him out there with everybody else and let him compete and see what happens."
Dale, Michael and Jerry dig into the details of this draft for the Patriots with ESPN's Mike Reiss.
Giardi and Price discuss the Tom Brady appeal getting overturned and Roger Goodell's victory tour. The guys can't believe the victory lap and some of his behavior. The more you listen to him, the more frustrating his behavior becomes.
Giardi and Price break down how the teams in the AFC East altered their futures after the NFL Draft weekend.
Sam Packard is joined by Celtics 2nd Round draft pick Abdel Nader to discuss his path to the the NBA and how he plans to improve his game. Sam then talks to Player Development Coach Nick Friedman from Elite Skills Training, the pre-Draft camp Nader attended. Friedman also gives his opinion on the Celtics performance at summer league and the development of Jaylen Brown.
Isaiah Thomas talks to Glenn and Lou about why he loves Boston, the NBA Money Bump, oh, and some Durant guy
Danny Ainge joins Glenn and Christian to explain the Celtics draft process; and he also discusses the trade rumors that permeated the night.
Christian recaps the Sox 2-1 loss to the Twins. Eduardo Rodriguez had a good showing tonight but couldn't get the run support needed to secure a W. Thoughts on all of that as well as your calls on Red Sox Review.
Red Sox Starting Pitcher Steven Wright joins Glenn, John Tomase, and Tom Caron to discuss pitching the knuckler in adverse conditions, his journey through MLB, and his All-Star experience.
The final hour of RSR features your calls as well as some thoughts on Clay Buchholz and Fenway Park.
Joey Mac joins Ken Laird on his Saturday show to discuss the David Backes addition and Loui Eriksson departure in NHL free agency
DJ and Pete continue to assess the season that was for the Bruins and look toward the future for the franchise and how they can improve.
DJ and Pete are together for the final Sunday Skate of the season. They get into their overall thoughts on the season, the Bruins keeping Claude Julien on as head coach and the end-of-season press conferences last week. They discuss the rebuild process, what the Bruins need and how they can obtain it. Plenty of callers have their own theories and opinions on all of these topics as well.
Former rock jock Gary Tanguay channels his radio past to attempt to "hit the post" of several classic soft rock favorites as Minihane eggs him on.
Somewhat reluctantly, Kirk and Gary take calls on who would start a one-game playoff for the Red Sox right now between Steven Wright, Rick Porcello and David Price
The 8am hour stays off the rails with Kirk and Gary discussing Ken the producer's sex life and how attractive women find them
Red Sox Starting Pitcher Steven Wright joins Glenn, John Tomase, and Tom Caron to discuss pitching the knuckler in adverse conditions, his journey through MLB, and his All-Star experience.
Acronyms abound, as Glenn, John Tomase, and Tom Caron discuss the MLB Hall of Fame, and PED's. Also, is David Ortiz a Hall of Famer?
Glenn, John Tomase, and Tom Caron discuss Clay Buchholz' current state of limbo.
With less than a week before camp opens up, we discuss some Patriots on a day that just feels like NFL training camp weather.
We talk Sox on a hot summer Friday, and how John Farrell is in a no-win situation with some fans despite the team's performance.
In honor of the passing of coach Dennis Green, we present four of the best NFL Coaching rants (during press conferences) of all time.
Kirk Minihane is joined by Boston comedy legend Lenny Clarke. If you are a fan of stand up comedy this is the podcast for you. Kirk and Lenny talk about Carlin, Pryor, Williams, Murphy and many more.
Kirk Minihane is joined by former ESPN ombudsman and New York Times writer Robert Lipsyte. Kirk and Robert discuss the current state of ESPN and how Robert feels he did in his role as ombudsman. They both criticize ESPN for the lack of journalism at ESPN and look at some of the curious decisions the world wide leader has made in the past few years.
Kirk Minihane is joined by Lenny Dykstra to talk about his book, his life pleasing older women, and Lenny tries to avoid his past issues with money. This is one explosive episode.
Uncle Buck breaks down the WWE Draft and the new rosters for Monday Night Raw and Smackdown Live.
This week we look back at the Open Championship.
Jim Hackett and Pete Davidson are back right on time for the start of the NFL and Fantasy Football pre-draft season. Topics of the day include some news around the league centering on the suspension of Le'Veon Bell, bad news swirling around Ezekiel Elliot and the passing of Coach Dennis Green. Then it's into the fun stuff featuring conversation about the Patriots Offense with the additions of Martellus Bennett and Chris Hogan and a first look at the Top 12 Wide Receivers heading into Training Camp. It's time to gear up for Fantasy Football people, giddy up!
After a few callers argue with Kirk and Gerry about racial profiling in America, the guys get to WEEI's Michael Holley disagreeing with Callahan on the inclusion of Michael Brown into recent examples of tragic deaths of blacks in America.More from this show
Glenn, Lou, and Christian examine the latest Pitcher rumored to be on the Sox' radar.More from this show
Dale, Michael and Jerry talk about the end of it all... Tom Brady will not seek a higher appeal of the US District Court's decision.More from this show
Gerry, Mut and Kirk dig back into the Melania Trump speech on night one of the RNC and discuss how the Trump team will and should handle things going forward.More from this show
ESPN analyst, Stephen A. Smith joins to the show to defend his comments that Tom Brady shouldn't be fighting to the Supreme Court. Glenn, Lou, and Christian demand Stephen explain his reasoning behind calling Brady, "uppity."More from this show


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• Super important treat news: Munchers Bakery has lemon berry cake balls for 85 cents (plus tax)
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• I Heart Local Music covers Richard's Rock Camp and these kids can really rock out. These girls do a pretty great job covering The Black Keys:
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Here are two really awesome reasons to spend the weekend in Santa Fe. First, the Santa Fe Writers Workshop takes over the College of Santa Fe campus (1600 St. Michael's Drive) for a few days. The workshop, which costs $490, gives budding writers of the fiction, poetry and nonfiction genres a chance to hone their skills with some of New Mexico's best. Mark Behr, Michael McGarrity and Bill deBuys are just a few of the big names who want to help you get writing from Thursday, July 8, to Sunday, July 11. Find out how to register at csf.edu/summer_workshops/writers. Once the sessions are over, you can hit up the Santa Fe International Folk Art Market, the biggest market of its kind anywhere. Vendors from around the world gather at on Museum Hill's Milner Plaza (on Camino Lejo) to offer up one-of-a-kind artistic wares. If you're worried someone else will get the really good stuff, there's an early bird market Saturday, July 10, from 7:30 to 9 a.m. that'll cost you $50. Otherwise, head up from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, July 10, for only $10 if you buy tickets in advance or $15 for those who wait and get 'em at the door; or Sunday, July 11, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for only $5. Get tickets at folkartmarket.org.
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The struggling department store operator also said a key revenue figure fell 4 percent in September from a year ago, but that its online sales continue to strengthen.
JCPenney Co. said Tuesday it anticipates more than $2 billion in year-end liquidity after closing on a public stock offering of 84 million shares. It also said it remains current in vendor payments.
JCPenney said that September revenue at stores open at least a year rose when compared with August, with sales of women's clothing increasing.
Online revenue increased 25.3 percent in September, building on a 10.8 percent gain in August.
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Published: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 at 12:04 p.m.
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GRAND ISLE -- Island officials are optimistic that a recent agreement between the local port and the state's wildlife agency will be a boost for the local economy.
One of the main goals of the Grand Isle Port Commission is to attract new business to the barrier island, which, after its influx of tourists depart at summer's end, is devoid of one key economic engine.
With the recent decision of the state Department of Wildlife and Fisheries to relocate its marine research lab to Grand Isle, however, officials are excited about the prospects the move could entail.
Currently, the state agency has a lab on nearby Grand Terre Island, where more than 12 scientists conduct environmental monitoring and field research in the Barataria estuary to manage the state's fisheries.
A state-of-the-art facility at the time of construction 41 years ago, the lab continues to function as a research center and field site for coastal monitoring.
But the benefits of constructing a new facility outweigh the cost of repairing the existing one.
That is according to a feasibility study the state agency conducted earlier this year with federal funding.
Officials began discussing possibly constructing a new lab more than a year ago.
Wayne Keller, general manager of the Grand Isle Port Commission, says the decision was easy.
"They were starting to look, and we were looking for customers," said Keller, who notes that the state Department of Wildlife and Fisheries is now the Grand Isle port's first tenant. "It was a very nice thing, the way it worked out."
The Port Commission was also looking for ways to step up the area's economic development and coastal erosion education and research.
The location of the property the state agency will lease, 7 acres in all, is toward the middle of the island on the bay side.
The lease will be 50 years for $150,000.
The overall cost of the project is $6.04 million, with about 60 percent financed by the federal government.
For the Wildlife and Fisheries Department, the new location offers a more-convenient setting than the current one, accessible only by boat.
Also, officials see as a critical factor the ongoing coastal land loss that has affected the beach's dunes and allows high water to flood the lab.
The Port Commission is readying the site for construction, which could begin in one year.
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We are planning a road trip with our teenage sons to see Mt Rushmore this summer. Would welcome any input on stops, sights and activities to do on our way there and back. We are planning on trying to do loops, avoiding covering the same route where possible. We are planning on bringing our camping gear along so camping will be an options as well as hotels/motels. We are planning on going at the end of July/beginning of August. The trip will be around a week-long more or less depending what it is to do/see.
Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Badlands, Wind Cave, Jewel Cave, Custer State Park, Crazy Horse, Mammoth Site.
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All the things above are found once you actually get out there.
Are you interested in seeing things in, say, Chicago? On the WAY to Chicago?
I think it would help if you were a bit more specific since there are about a jillion routes you can take from Washington to Rapid City
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DC to Mt Rushmore is a 25 hour drive, so realistically you are talking about 4 days of driving round trip. With only a week altogether, you won't have a lot of time to stop along the way. 3 days for the Black Hills area is barely enough time so if you want to see anything on the way out there and back you are going to have to add several days to your trip.
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Yes, I didn't realize the trip will take that long. We might just focus on our stay at Mt Rushmore then. We'll try to see a few of the places that spirobulldog mentioned. Thanks for the input I really appreciated.
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25 hours is a long hard 4 days of driving. If you want just one stop each way for a couple hours and I had teen boys I would stop in Canton, Ohio for the Football Hall of Fame going one way and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Oh going the other. Have to warn you it will be frustrating to only stop in both of these places for a couple hours.
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Interesting to see this post as we were just entertaining the idea of doing this in Aug. from Richmond. It was seeming so long of a road trip that I started to explore airfares, but they are $500+... still thinking.
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There's noting wrong with this as the basis of a road trip - you just need to allow a lot more time if you want to see much of anything.
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We are doing the same trip from dc in august but spending 2 or 3 weeks on the road. Going to include yellowstone and Tetons. Really looking forward to it.
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The first volume is mainly a chronology of Tolkien's life, with several satellite chapters detailing his published works, poems, art, a series of Tolkien's family trees, etc. To say that the chronology is detailed would be a considerable understatement. It's really an almost daily accounting of the events of Tolkien's life: essentially an 800-page biography of dates. Staggering!
The second volume, the Reader's Guide, is even larger at well over 1000 pages. This volume, meant to compliment the chronology (and vice versa) provides alphabetized entries for just about every person, place, and literary idea of importance to Tolkien studies. Many of these are in quite astonishing detail, and even the short ones are extremely valuable little gems. For example, in the entry for Jennie Grove, Hammond and Scull provide the basic facts, of course -- but they also point out where to find a photograph of her as well as a portrait of her drawn by Tolkien. These are fantastic kernels of information, and nowhere else are so many collected together in one place. Not only that, but the list of unpublished and archival sources Hammond and Scull consulted is very impressive indeed! Many details represented here have never been brought to light before.
Another excellent feature of the set is the common index; that is, a single index at the back of both volumes covers references *in* both volumes.Read more ›
The Chronology Volume is an amazing achievement. JRR Tolkien's entire life is chronicled, many times day by day, so that we know what classes he taught, lectures he gave, conferences he attended, and guests he invited for dinner throughout a long, active life. This may seem to be inconsequential minutiae, but all of it is important in revealing the personality and character of the author and the many sources from which his own writings sprang. Historians and sociologists will also find this volume extremely useful since it reveals one man's daily life through three quarters of the twentieth century.
Equally as impressive is Volume 2, the Reader's Guide. Here Scull and Hammond have provided a multiplicity of information on every bit of extant writing by Tolkien, other authors and thinkers with whom he conversed or otherwise communicated, and so much else that it is impossible to enumerate it all. Scholars studying other writers besides Tolkien will do well to consult this volume, since he had contact with so many of them.
As a matter of full disclosure I should reveal that I met Christina Scull some years ago in London, and I have maintained a friendship with her and with Wayne ever since. I am honored that an article I wrote for the Tolkien journal "Beyond Bree" has been referenced in this Reader's Guide. But I hasten to assure you that I would be just as impressed with this work and would recommend itjust as highly even if these connections did not exist.
The chronology may seem overwhelming for the reader without an agenda. Tolkien's letter collection edited by Humprey Carpenter is a great resource for cross referencing. Even if you aren't interested in what day Tolkien had lunch with a comittee at Leeds, don't ignore the chronology! The bibliography towards the rear is well worth the big bucks--plenty of bread crumbs to helpful sources.
The reader's guide is excellent and ranges from Tolkien's work to his life. Hammond and Skull are very good about pulling information from primary sources. Even more so, they do well at avoiding speculation on more subjective matters, and limit their own interpretation to those primary sources (though I am sure it is valuable).
This is type of book that should occupy the reference area of every college library. The companion is certainly a scholarly work, and is the best reference material on Tolkien to date. It is also, however, valuable to readers who are equally fascinated with Tolkien as they are with his creations.
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Wonderful, enjoyable companion to my Tolkein library, and I love the background and insights these boods give to me, a self-teaching Tolkein scholar- Wonderful, wonder-filled... Read morePublished on December 12, 2013 by Leslie Zvolanek
I think that this book is really useful if you have to study Tolkien in depth because it gives you lots of information about his life and creative works. I love it.Published on March 25, 2011 by Trilli86
This set of 2 books has got to be the most informative, fun-to-read, amazing books on Tolkien I have read. Wayne & Christina have done it again. Read morePublished on March 16, 2009 by Ryan D.
I am a Williams alumni, and I was pleased to present this definitive Tolkien guide to my brother for Xmas this year. Bravo to the librarians!Published on January 21, 2008 by Nevin House
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This beautiful farmhouse is divided into six sumptuous apartments, near to a magnificent hillside setting. This is a peaceful location with uninterrupted views over the Tuscan hills. The owners, a very welcoming couple, live in another farmhouse 900m from the property, and will welcome you with a good bottle of Vin Santo. The residents of Vista Bella share a splendid oval-shaped swimming pool with a magnificent, sunny terrace equipped with garden furniture. Each apartment also has its own private, outdoor terrace. The owner organises a small festival to celebrate the wheat harvest in the last week of July, with a parade of tractors and combine-harvesters. The owner also has a riding school with 16 horses and an instructor, and can organise riding lessons and rides with overnight stops through the vast, 120 hectare estate or wine tastings of the local Chianti Rufina wine and cooking lessons. Meals made of the local produce, which is conserved in the farm's authentic 11th-century cellar, can be arranged on request (lunch and dinner on the night of arrival).
Steps to entrance: Ground floor: Dining room/kitchen. Shower room with bidet and toilet. Galleried area with 1 double bed.
Open fire in dining room. CH. Gas cooker. Shared garden and furniture. Shared BBQ. Parking (1 car). Shared swimming pool (392m²), open May – Sept. Pet free of charge. NB: Steps and slopes in grounds.
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This pretty single-storey apartment, one of two with ref ITS152, is situated on the outskirts of the town of Asciano and provides the ideal holiday base. The property boasts comfortable furnishings, a furnished lawned garden and a shared outdoor swimming pool, perfect for cooling off on hot summer days. Set in a quiet and peaceful location yet only a 5-minute walk to the town centre, it is an ideal destination for those wishing to visit the most famous towns of the area, such as Siena, Arezzo, Florence and Montalcino.
All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. 1 double bedroom. Shower room with bidet and toilet.
CH. Cot. Satellite TV. Gas hob. Garden with terrace and furniture. Parking (1 car). Shared swimming pool (72m²), open May-Sep. NB: Steps in grounds.
This contemporary and comfortable holiday apartment is in an historical villa dating back to the 19th-century, with an Italian style garden in front of the entrance. From the terrace you can admire the panoramic views over the fascinating town of Pistoia, 5km. The town features not only numerous monuments from the Roman and Renaissance period, but also a cathedral with one of the most beautiful squares in Italy, and also hosts a number of musical and cultural events. The villa has been converted into 14 separate apartments, but only 4 of the apartments are inhabited, and the villa benefits from shared outdoor swimming pool. The village of San Felice is on the road which connects Pistoia and San Mommè, and is near the banks of the River Ombrone. The imposing Villa Colonna Viarelli dates from the 18th-century and dominates the village, while not far away is the Church of San Felice, which is dedicated to the Saint of Pistoia.
Living/dining room/kitchen. Galleried bedroom with double bed. Shower room with toilet. Beams and tiled floors throughout.
CH. Cot. Satellite TV. DVD. Electric hob. M/wave. W/machine. Shared garden with sitting-out area and furniture. BBQ. Parking (2 cars). Shared outdoor swimming pool (84m², open Jun-Sep). NB: Steps to entrance. Open-tread turning stairs to galleried area. Slopes and steps in grounds.
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This attractive holiday apartment, close to the owner's home, has a great terrace with incredible views over the Chianti wine-growing domain. The property includes a fantastic swimming pool to help relax which overlooks the hills. Located within Valdarno Superiore, Loro Ciuffenna is one of the most distinctive towns in the region. Throughout the town centre is many medieval architecture, including the ruins of a large water-powered mill, dating back before 1200 AD. There are many historical sites to see within Loro Ciuffenna making this a haven for those wanting to see early history.
Steps to entrance: Living room/dining room/kitchen. 1 double bedroom. Shower room with toilet.
Woodburner in living room. CH and air conditioning. Satellite TV. Elec hob. Shared garden and furniture. Terrace. Shared BBQ. Parking (1 car). Shared swimming pool (60m²) with shower, open mid-May - Sept. NB: Access to property via an unmade road. Steep, open tread, spiral stairs to first floor. Steps and slopes in garden.
This holiday property, built with natural stone, has the look and feel to make it seem like home. The property, close to the owner's home, comes with a covered terrace, swimming pool and sunny terrace. The location is ideal for those looking for relaxation as the property is surrounded by beautiful scenery of the countryside of Seggiano. Seggiano is covered in history and culture, as well as vast countryside and rolling hills. Due to this, it's great for long walks and to take in the country air, without being that far from Siena, roughly 70km away.
All on ground floor: Living room/dining room/kitchen. 1 double bedroom. 1 shower room with bidet and toilet.
Woodburner in living room. CH. Satellite TV. DVD. Gas/elec cooker. Garden with terrace and furniture. Parking (1 car). Shared swimming pool (55m²), open mid-May - mid-Oct.
These holiday apartments, five of fifteen, are part of a beautiful holiday complex situated amidst the green hills of the Tuscan countryside. The complex consists of three country villas that have been completely renovated and divided into tastefully furnished apartments, and the discreet owner lives on site for your convenience. The apartments benefit from a shared outdoor swimming pool, and you can treat yourself to a meal at the on-site restaurant, where you can enjoy the local specialities, and horse riding lessons are also available on request. The beautiful art cities of Florence and Siena are easily reached by car and are worth spending the day exploring. This is the perfect location for enjoying a relaxing holiday in beautiful countryside. Please note: Accommodation is allocated on arrival and layout may vary.
Living/dining room/kitchen. 1 double bedroom. Shower room with toilet.
Central heating. Satellite TV. Electric cooker. Shared w/machine and t/dryer. Fridge. Wi-fi. Shared grounds and furniture. Parking (2 cars). Shared outdoor swimming pool (162m², open May-Sep). NB: Steps in grounds.
These three cosy apartments (ITA887, ITA888 and ITA889) are nestled in the wooded hills on the outskirts of the medieval city of Arezzo. The Duomo is the 15th century cathedral, known as one of the greatest gothic monuments in Tuscany. The Piazza Grande is the central square in the city with buildings dating back the 12th century. The city lies in the south east of Tuscany and in the centre of four valleys: the Val Tiberina , Casentino, Valdarno and Val di Chiana making easy access to an abundance of towns, villages and sights throughout the region. Lake Trasimeno, which is Italy's fourth largest lake, is approximately a 1-hour drive away, offering a variety of water sports including swimming, windsurfing or sailing. After a day of exploring this amazing region, guests can relax in and around the lovely shared outdoor swimming pool.
All on first floor: Kitchen/dining room with tiled floor. 1 double bedroom. Shower room with bidet and toilet.
Gas heating. Satellite TV. Elec hob. M/wave. Shared w/machine and t/dryer. Wi-fi. Shared garden with sitting-out area and furniture. Shared 1.5km² grounds. On-site parking. Shared outdoor swimming pool (72m² open May-Sep) with outdoor shower. NB: Steps and slopes in grounds.
In a countryside setting, these beautiful apartments are located in a peaceful and panoramic location on the hills, near the village of Montaione. The discreet owner lives on-site. They are perfectly located just 20 minutes away from San Gimignano. In the surrounding area you can discover other historical villages such as Certaldo and Volterra. The hamlet has a small restaurant where guests can sample typical Tuscan food. Guests can purchase local produce, such as oil and wine, which is produced on the spot locally by the local farm. The apartments area accessed by an unmade road.
All on first floor: Living room. Dining room/kitchen. 1 double bedroom. Shower room with toilet. Beams and tiled floor throughout.
Central heating. Gas cooker. Shared washing machine. Shared grounds and furniture. Parking (1 car). Shared outdoor swimming pool (105m²), open May-Sep. NB: Steps and slopes in grounds.
The farmhouse is situated in the nearby village of San Gimignano, nestling between olive groves and vineyards. The owner lives next door to the properties and, from the garden you can see the famous medieval towers at San Gimignano, looming over the landscape. This walled, medieval hill town is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a feature of any visit to central Tuscany. The town of Sienna is 40km away boasting fine piazzas, magnificent cathedral and museums. The shared, outdoor swimming pool (72m²) awaits after a busy day exploring the hills and vales and the amazing, Tuscan towns and villages.
All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. 1 double bedroom. Shower room with toilet. All rooms with beams and tiled floors.
Central heating. Electric cooker. Lawned garden with sitting-out area and furniture. Parking (1 car). Shared, outdoor swimming pool (72m² open mid Jun-mid Sep). NB: Drops within grounds.
This lovely holiday apartment is set in a quiet panoramic location in an elevated position, above a valley on the outskirts of the town of Volterra, just 2km from the centre. Have a taste of the olive oil, which is produced by the house owner, who conveniently lives on-site. Enjoy use of a large outdoor swimming pool, or lounge on the terrace and enjoy the most spectacular views.
All on ground floor: Living room with double sofa bed/dining room/kitchen. Shower room with toilet.
CH. Gas cooker. Shared grounds with furniture. Parking (1 car). Shared outdoor heated swimming pool (72m²), open Jun-Sep. NB: Drops and steps in grounds.
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This ground floor holiday apartment forms part of an ancient farmhouse in the Chianti hills with 5 other properties (ITC638, ITC637, ITC623, ITC631 and ITC635). Surrounded by vineyards and olive trees, it has been carefully decorated and furnished. The architectonic characteristics that have made this corner of Tuscany famous throughout the world have been conserved through the stone walls, windows and arches of the loggias. The property benefits from beautiful views of the countryside and shared use of the outdoor swimming pool. Completely fenced-in and made even more beautiful by blooming plants, the property includes a pretty lawn with garden furniture. Ideal location for exploring Florence and Siena.
Steps to entrance: All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. 1 double bedroom. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
CH. Cot. Cooker. W/machine. Shared garden and furniture. Shared BBQs. Parking (1 car). Shared outdoor swimming pool (18m x 8m), open mid May-mid Sep.
Basking in the Tuscan sunshine this rural complex is only 2km from the centre of Gambassi Terme, a small town situated between the provinces of Florence and Siena. In a lovely quiet position with panoramic views over the valley, offering two ground floor apartments ITN234 and ITN237, part of a group of six, each is pleasantly furnished, well equipped and with a private sitting area. The beautiful, irregularly shaped outdoor swimming pool is shared with the other apartments, and there are 2 shared barbecues situated in the well-kept and completely fenced, shared outdoor area. San Gimignano is only 18km away, Volterra 27km, and the beautiful cities of Florence and Siena 50km.
All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. 1 double bedroom. Shower room with toilet. Tiled floor thorughout.
Central heating. Satellite TV. Gas hob. M/wave. Shared w/machine. D/washer. Shared garden and furniture. Sitting-out area and furniture. Shared grounds. Shared BBQ. Ample parking. Shared outdoor swimming pool (102m², open May-Sep). NB: Steps and drops in grounds.
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Here are a few of my current insect photos taken at night, tFFhey often find in thick scrub with uncertain foothold. As can be seen, the lighting (and focus) could be better, these also strange colour hues easily seen on the Bristletail, although many rarely stay still long enough for multiple photos. Using a flash with diffuse should help even out the lighting.
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