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BEHIND THE ALTAR by Robert Henman
Xlibris Publishing 2008
This is a work of fiction reflecting on the role of contemporary institutional religions in the modern world. Over the past 500 years science has emerged as a challenge to contemporary religions that have their origins in the mythical and classical consciousness of the past 3000 years. Those modes of consciousness have collapsed into an eclectic mix of consciousness. Do traditional forms of religion have a role in the future of humanity? This story, based on the author's 24 year experience of working in pastoral and educational positions with the Roman Catholic Church, attempts to raise this question. It challenges the reader to reflect on their own authentic "way" of moving forward. As all issues in contemporary society, the issue is global and serious, as we witness the tension between religions, not unlike that of the Medieval Period in Europe and its destructive colonization of valid cultures world wide. History, or perhaps the longer cycle of decline, will perpetuate itself until some cross cultural, cross gender, and foundational human commonality is empirically discovered. This story is an attempt to reveal local functioning problems as a manifestation of a much larger historical problem. The story ends with a subtle pointing towards solution.
This novel is about personal survival within the context of modern institutions, more specifically, contemporary religions. The main character, Jimmie Deveau, and his wife Mel, work as pastoral associates with the Roman Catholic Church. The institution begins to take its toll on their personal lives. Jimmie has had to deal with numerous problems in his career and he accepted them as part of his job and life in general. As ongoing problems emerge within the institution, Jimmie discovers a secret about his childhood that has been kept from him. Jimmie finds himself wondering whether he can continue working in the institutional church. Relationships become strained as Jimmie attempts to work through to a decision. These events send him into a deeper reflection on his career, his life, and the role religion plays in contemporary society. Through dramatic fiction, the story explores a growing self-interest in contemporary religion and the difficulty of personal change.
See below or go to Roberthenman.com for a review of this book and more information on the author.
Review by William Zanardi of Behind the Altar by Robert Henman
Published by Xlibris Publishing April 2008
Available at Amazon.ca/com and most online bookstores worldwide> Love and betrayal, anger and distrust – such are the phases of relationships ending in pain. In Behind the Altar, Robert Henman narrates his protagonist's journey through these phases. The love was for a Church that offered a secure home, moral ideals, a purpose for living. Betrayal took the form of institutional authorities putting personal gain and the Church's reputation above service to those they professed to love. If anger is proportionate to love lost, then the greater the original love, the greater the distrust betrayal evokes.
The reader will suspect much of the story is autobiographical, an insider's report on the psychological flaws and rationalizing defenses of fearful individuals: authority figures desperate to hang on to power and prestige and their too trusting followers anxious about leaving the only secure home they have known. The author's careful depiction of the wrenching trauma of betrayal is so nuanced that it must have a basis in personal experience. There is no sudden shift from naïve belief to disillusionment. Instead, trust erodes slowly; doubts arise and subside; resolve takes shapes and retreats; efforts to overcome fear and to accept financial and spiritual risks only gradually build momentum.
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- DePauw 4, Allegheny 1: At Greencastle, Ind., the host Tigers (12-1-4, 6-1-2) scored three goals in the first 34 minutes to take a commanding lead en route to an NCAC win over the Gators (13-4-1, 5-3-1).
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The Secret Service got kind of close to the MPs and shared that Hillary Clinton was the absolute worst detail imaginable.
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In honor of the Hawaiian tradition of celebrating Lei Day on Saturday, the Children's Museum will have hula lessons provided by Carson City's hula dance group, Kaulana Na Pua O Hula.
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Kids also can make Mother's Day cards.
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LinkedIn Corp (NYSE: LNKD) beat Wall Street expectations Thursday when the company reported second-quarter earnings of 38 cents a share on revenue of $364 million, compared with analysts' expectations of 31 cents a share on $354 million in revenue, according to estimates from analysts polled by Reuters.
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Moeen Ali and Mark Wood were the star performers for England Lions as wickets tumbled on the opening day of the tourists' match against Sri Lanka A Emerging Players in Colombo.
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Martinez, Chavez Returns in Play, Rematch in The Mix
By Rick Reeno
Although there are a lot of obstacles to overcome before it happens, WBC middleweight champion Sergio Martinez (50-2-2, 28KOs) could very well defend his title against Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. (46-1-1, 32 KOs) in a rematch next fall - according to multiple sources who spoke with BoxingScene.com.
They clashed on September 15 at Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas. The event itself was one of the most successful shows of the year. The fight broke the attendance record at the Thomas & Mack Center with 19,186 seats, eclipsing the prior record of 19,151 for the Lennox Lewis vs. Evander Holyfield rematch. The HBO pay-per-view numbers were equally impressive. The event was able to exceed expectations by generating an estimated 475,000 pay-per-view buys and $24 million in revenue.
In terms of the actual action, Martinez arguably dominated the action for the first eleven rounds. In a very dramatic twelfth and final round, Chavez badly hurt, dropped and nearly stopped Martinez.
In the aftermath, Chavez fell under fire when his post-fight drug test revealed minor traces of marijuana.
Top Rank's CEO Bob Arum would like to have Chavez Jr. make his return to HBO in April. The date, and the return, can't be set until the outcome of Chavez's hearing with the Nevada State Athletic Commission in the coming weeks. As a result of his post-fight drug test, Chavez is facing a suspension and a fine. The suspension would run from the date of the contest. Most are expecting Chavez to receive a six month suspension, which in turn would make him available for an April date or possibly May.
One possible opponent is Mathew Macklin (29-4, 20KOs), who gave Martinez all that he could handle before suffering a TKO loss in the eleventh round of their March fight. Macklin returned on the Chavez-Martinez undercard and destroyed former champion Joachim Alcine in one round.
"We're looking at Macklin. He's a good guy, he's a good fighter but I heard yesterday that he was having some kind of surgery. I don't know if that's true. Martinez is definitely going to fight in Argentina. And hopefully in September we'll match [Chavez and Martinez] together," Arum told BoxingScene.com.
Promoter Lou DiBella told BoxingScene that Macklin is rehabbing an injury but he expects the boxer to be 100% and ready to go by February.
"He'll be ready in February and we are very interested in a Chavez fight," DiBella told BoxingScene.com.
On the other end, plans are being put together for Martinez to make a title defense on an April/May date in Argentina. HBO will televise the fight in the United States.
Martinez's adviser, Sampson Lewkowicz, tells BoxingScene that three venues are in the running - including Luna Park and La Plata stadium, which holds close to 55,000 people.
Martinez's return will depend on the necessary rehab time to properly heal an injury to his right knee. Martinez is having surgery next Monday in Madrid. Depending on the recovery time, Martinez will return in late April or early May.
"Right now, me and Lou DiBella are having negotiations for Martinez's next fight, which is going to happen in Argentina. We are very close, but we are waiting until after Sergio's surgery, next Monday, to set a date," Lewkowicz told BoxingScene.com.
Should both Martinez be successful in his next outing, Lewkowicz confirms that a rematch with Chavez would be the target for the fall.
[QUOTE=New England;12678796]first things first, let's see if martinez can get that knee back to 100% for a full 10-12 week training camp and sparring.[/QUOTE] From what I have read its simple outpatient stuff will be working out in two week…Comment by New England on 11-08-2012
first things first, let's see if martinez can get that knee back to 100% for a full 10-12 week training camp and sparring.Comment by kiaba360 on 11-08-2012
[QUOTE=Nyboxfan1;12678323]It's Martin Murray as long as he wins his fight this month.[/QUOTE] Murray is fighting for the interim WBA belt, not for the WBC mandatory. But I do hope that Martinez's comeback fight is against Murray. Another solid fighter with…Comment by El Angel on 11-08-2012
Chavez Jr. gets wrecked again. Let's do it :boxing:Comment by julian45 on 11-08-2012
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Christian Theology in Historical Perspective
David Steinmetz is a senior scholar who can
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The biggest question about social media and the church is not how the church can harness the power of social media for good ends while safeguarding against bad ones (useful as such discussions may be). It's how social media is changing what it means to be church.
John 8:31-36
There was a time when Reformation Sunday provided the occasion for Protestants to get together and say bad things about Catholics. Reformation services were conclaves of smug pronouncements. We had the truth and they did not. They felt the same way about us.
Martin Luther's Theology: Its Historical and Systematic Development, by Bernhard Lohse
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7 of the Best Black Friday Deals
Sitex is currently underway here in Singapore, but over in the US, Black Friday madness is about to grip the nation. If you're prepared to jump through a few hoops to get the best deals, online shopping on Black Friday (even with the extra shipping costs) can be much cheaper than local prices.
Hands-on with the Nikon Df, Nikon's Retro-Inspired Full-frame DSLR
Nikon has just announced the Df camera, short for Digital Fusion, a retro-inspired DSLR camera with a 16MP full-frame sensor inside and full compatibility with Nikon's range of lenses, including classic non-AI lenses. We get hands-on with the new camera and give you our first impressions.
Nikon D7100 - Nikon's APS-C Prince
Coming two years after the Nikon D7000, the D7100 is quite the beast on paper. It's the latest in Nikon's APS-C DSLR cameras to get a high-resolution 24MP sensor, and the first to come without an optical low-pass filter, which promises to increase the amount of detail captured in its images.
Preview: Nikon Coolpix A (Updated: Price)
The Coolpix A is Nikon's answer to the Fujifilm X100S and Sony RX1. With its fixed 28mm equivalent f/2.8 lens and 16MP APS-C sensor, does the A have what it takes to win over the niche but demanding enthusiast? Get a first look at this new product to see for yourself.
Preview: Nikon D7100
Nikon announces its newest high-performance DX-format DSLR camera, the D7100. We managed to get a quick hands-on, so here's our preliminary views of the camera.
Nikon D5200 - A Performance Entry-Level Camera
The Nikon D5200 comes with some impressive specs for an entry-level camera - a 24MP sensor with the AF system from the D7000, and an Expeed 3 image engine based on the flagship D4. Here's why it's a good choice for anyone looking for their first DSLR camera.
Nikon 1 V2 - Still Fast, Handles Better
Coming one year after the Nikon 1 V1, the V2 is Nikon's answer to all the photographers who griped about the V1's handling. Do the new improvements make the V2 an attractive new camera to get for the holidays? Read on to find out.
Nikon D600 - Full-frame for Everyone
The Nikon D600 is an exciting camera for one big reason: its price. While S$3,249 isn't something to be sneezed at, it's the most affordable full-frame camera from Nikon yet. Find out why this might very well be the most important camera of the year.
Nikon Coolpix P7100 - Big Image Quality
Made for the enthusiast photographer, the 10-megapixel P7100 features a large 1/1.7-inch CCD image sensor along with a 7.1x optical zoom lens. Read on to find out how it fared in our tests.
Nikon Announces D600 24MP Full-frame DSLR, We Go Hands-on
Nikon has just announced the D600, a 24.3-megapixel full-frame DSLR. At S$3,249, it's one of the more affordable full-frame DSLRs out there. Here's a summary of its features, and how it stacks up against the competition. And we've some hands-on photos to boot!


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Sovereign Silver by Natural-Immunogenics Corp.
Works for colds/flu, Candida, skin infections
Posted by KentuckyWildcat on Jan 04, 2011
I have had previous good experience with colloidal silver as an anti-bacterial and anti-fungal. I have taken it internally for cold/flu symptoms and for Candida overgrowth symptoms. When my friend developed a severely infected boil/carbuncle on his back that was not responding to OTC triple-antibiotic ointment, he was worried that he would have to see a doctor. I applied silver to the abscess and the bandage. Within 3 days it had drained significantly and begun to heal, and was completely healed within 2 weeks.
spread the word about silver
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this has diminished the two cysts that i had. it took a couple of weeks but it worked. amazing. curious to see how it works on other types of bacteria and infections.
Use in place of antibiotics
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My husband & I took this silver when we had a cold with a cough, and while it didn't alleviate the symptoms immediately, we feel that after taking it for a week it helped us to get over the sickness sooner. This is much better than taking an antibiotic prescribed by a doctor. My husband claimed that it tasted a little of metal, but I found it to be pretty tasteless. It definitely wasn't difficult to get down. We're happy with the quality of the sovereign Silver and will be buying more.
I am amazed
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My sinuses have been stopped up, particularly at night. I use the dropper that comes with the bottle. I spray it up each nostril. The relief is almost immediate. My naturopath says that I can use up to 10 drops if necessary
very happy with it
Posted by Reviewer1771709 on Jan 02, 2012
It helped very much with my ear infection
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This is a wonderful healing aid to so many things. It got rid of a sinus infection pretty quickly, and now I've found that dabbing on cold sores (used also with an antiviral cream) heals them in record time. It's also great for cuts and scrapes. Wonderful!
Sovereign Silver
Posted by ivyengland on May 24, 2016
My favorite is Silver Shield, but this product is great, just not as strong. I use this as a spray or the dropper with success.
Helpful for infections
Posted by DawnMellowship on May 17, 2012
I do find when I take silver it seems to have an anti-bacterial effect. Sometimes this can cause detox symptoms, but it's a good product.
for eczema
Posted by Reviewer2858286 on Jun 03, 2012
Helps relieve itching along with lanolin.
haven't used cant honestly rate so will not lower it.
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haven't used cant honestly rate so will not lower it.


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The UK show for electronics buyers and engineers, ES Live 2012, will now include a 'Meet the Buyer Zone' where exhibitors can pre-book 15-minute one-on-one meetings with industry purchasing professionals. ES LIVE takes place on Thursday 24 May 2012 at the Madejski Stadium in Reading, UK. There will be 60 exhibitors, including components manufacturers and distributors, and entrance is free for visitors.
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I didn't think that was possible since I took it off sale here before putting it in the KDP program. Sure enough, I followed the link in the email and the title is back on sale here. No idea how that happened.
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Flo, I always understood that the best pollinator for Comice is in fact Concorde. I have both but the Comice still remains a bit of a failure each year with only a couple of pears. I think it doesn't like my sticky clay soil and would much rather have a chalky or sandy bed for its roots.
Regarding gages, yes they are a great fruit with rich spicy aroma. Better than the best of plums, so it surprises me that I've never planted one or two of my own. My mother-in-law's Old English variety is lovely but I can't say which is the frontrunner for flavour, hardiness, reliability etc.
His is planted out, large and, annoyingly, he does nothing with it but prune back every few years. The hard winter before last nearly did for it, but it sprang back to life by May/June although didn't fruit of course. The puzzling thing about mine is that, seemingly, nothing out of the ordinary has happened to them which means I have no lessons to learn for next time. Just when you think you're in some control, nature has its way of biting you back in the nethers!
I usually have a modest but pleasing crop of figs ... brown and white... from my two containered trees but this year is especially disappointing. Just when the fruit should begin to swell and ripen, nearly all have dropped off over the space of three days or so. Some I expect from non-pollination during the season but why such a sudden disaster? I understand that temperature drops can cause this (it did go cooler earlier this week) but my father-in-law's tree no more than a few hundred yards down the road has been unaffected. The trees are in a sheltered position and are reasonably well watered and fed.Anyone else suffering?
I made 10 gals of damson wine with my crop last year. This year, I will be lucky to find 10 damsons! Lord knows what to expect for 2013.
Planted mine ( for the first time) outside in early May after growing from seed. Good soil, plenty of chicken pellets dug in. Watered (by the rain) almost daily. Some have hardly grown. The best, after 15-16 weeks, not much bigger than an egg. Looks like another few weeks or so to harvest these, but some in danger of bolting. What's to be done?! (and I don't even like beetroot)
That's what I meant. Grow now for some result to eat for Xmas dinner. I'll go give them a good talking to straightaway!
You mean for Xmas dinner, I assume?
Peeling a shop-bought sweet potato recently, we found it was beginning to sprout. I firmed in the pieces of peel into damp compost and now leaves are beginning to grow happily. Too late into the growing season to hope for results but, question is, can I overwinter these plants and hope to grow a crop in containers next year?
Squirrels most likely.
Talking of hybrids. Several years ago I was growing a mini-plum variety called Rosada in the GH and someone gave me a couple of yellow plants, probably Golden Sunrise or the like (medium fruit but average flavour), which I remember did not do very well. I kept a couple of Rosada toms for sowing the following year, and when they fruited, they came out as yellow mini-plum, very sweet and a prolific cropper, very dark leaves, which I have continued to grow every year since. Modesty forbids that I should name the variety anything other than 'those yellow things'.


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Police obtained warrants for breach of trust for two Walmart employees who allegedly stole from the store, according to the Aiken Department of Public Safety.
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When confronted by loss prevention officers, both suspects admitted to the crimes.
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We seek a Product Designer to act as a strategic lead for a new product innovation lab on a mission to change the credit card experience, deep inside a company with millions of existing customers.
As one of the founding members of a small, multi-disciplinary team of technologists, designers, and product strategists, you'll have the freedom to make key product decisions without much oversight, and the tools and resources to build and ship ideas quickly. You'll be a part of a startup-like environment in a company with millions of existing users.
Your mission: before the dawn of the Internet, banking was intimate and personal. People loved it. Today, the trend toward digital seemed to have made things worse. Statements look like an accounting ledger. Self service is clunky. We play phone tag when we call customer service.
These are big problems, and we want you to solve them.
How we will work
We will exude leanness, practicing iterative design techniques to concept, prototype, test, and build products. We will commit to a fast-paced release cycle from idea to product, measured in weeks instead of months.
You'll have equal say throughout the product development process — from conception, to build, to launch. You'll create paper prototypes. You'll meet with customers. You'll observe credit card behavior at small businesses. Your work will evolve into a product that will ship within 6 months of your start date.
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Did AGNC actually generate any UBIT in recent years? If so, do you know about how much per share for the last complete years? Reporting level (for tax advantaged accounts) is $1,000 in UBIT, I believe.
Thanks in advance for your input.
Sentiment: Buy
Think you are confusing MREITs with MLPs. AGNC is an MREIT for which UBIT is not a concept. One must pay a tax on UBIT above $1000 on MLP investments in tax deferred accounts. UBIT is found on line 20(v) of the K-1 for MLPs. MREITs do not issue K-1s. Instead, the corporate 1099 is issued for tax purposes.
All is quiet on your string so far. Some regulars have recommended a REIT in a IRA. It might be to the advantage of more than a few if there was a sell off before ExDay . Be weary of BS stories like the StealingAlpha slop going into a Dividend run. Can a REIT generate UBTZI ? Answer is yes if they don't follow the IRS rules. I have never heard of a problem with AGNC or other major M REIT,s.
I've seen one of my BDCs - TCAP - generate some insigificant UBIT, but none of the mREITs.
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All Hounslow infant and primary schools have nursery classes. Children can take up a free, part-time place in these nurseries in the September after their third birthday, but cannot be admitted before the school year in which they reach the age of four.
If your child was born between 1 September 2012 and 31 August 2013 they can be admitted to a nursery class in September 2016.
Applying for nursery
Nursery admissions are managed by individual schools.
We advise all parents to read our Starting Nursery Class in a Hounslow School –September 2016 brochure ( PDF Help, size 1274kb) - before making an application. Paper copies will also be available directly from Hounslow schools. Some schools require applicants to complete additional forms. Please contact each school to ensure you have completed all the required forms.
Education in a school nursery is not compulsory and it may not be possible for every child to secure a place in a school nursery. If your child already has a place at a private day nursery or playgroup, you may prefer to keep them there until they start reception in the following September.
The government also provides funding for Early Education Entitlement.
See also - Nursery admissions - outcomes
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Family Information Service (for information on Early Education Entitlement) - Tel: 0800 783 1696
For more information on starting nursery and the Early Education Entitlement for three and four year olds, please contact Hounslow Family Information Service on 020 8583 3470


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This review is from: Samsung Galaxy Note 3 N9000 32 GB White 3G Quad-core 1.9 GHz Cortex-A15 & quad-core 1.3 GHz Cortex-A7 Unlocked Cell Phone
Pros: The phone is fast, very fast! The phone is beautiful, very beautiful! The S-pen is a fantastic tool and has changed how I use my phone for notes and research. The camera is as nice as you can get from a mobile phone, and the video capabilities of the camera are more than impressive, to include 60FPS 1080p recording.
Cons: The touch capability of the phone is hit or miss for me. It seems to have what I think is a software bug where it will sometimes thinks I'm touching it when I'm not, so when I try to hit a button it ignores my touch until I either lock and unlock it, or put 2-3 fingers on the screen to "reset" the issue. I can verify this by enabling the show touch option on the phone and watch the thing freak out when it does this.
Other Thoughts: I still like the phone, the S-Pen has never bugged like the touch does, which makes sense since they're two different pickups on the screen. I am hopeful that Samsung will put an update out to fix this issue also.READ FULL REVIEW
This review is from: Barska GLX AU11406 Red Laser with Built-In Mount & Rail
Pros: The sight seems very stable and is solid in construction. My first thought upon mounting it was, "This thing feels really strong." The laser is very visible in low light, haven't tried it in daylight, but it's comparable to any other 5mw red wavelength laser.
Cons: "The compact mount allows secure mounting to the shortest of rails on handguns and rifles." Is quoted directly from the product page. I, however, could not get the laser to mount to my .40 XD subcompact. I should have done some better measuring to be sure I could, but they advertised it to fit the shortest of rails, and it didn't. This is the reason for the loss of 2 eggs. I wanted it for my pistol, but it's been relegated to my .22.
Other Thoughts: The laser isn't going to be wasted, but I needed it on my SKS and 10/22 much less than I wanted it on my pistol.READ FULL REVIEW
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Pros: I've messed with a lot of multiple monitor stands before, and this stand is great for the price. I bought it @ $200 and was pleased with the purchase. It's very stable and easy to put together.
Cons: The monitors are difficult to get perfect at first, you'll mess with them a lot for the first day or two, but once you get them tilted and turned exactly as you want and tighten down the nuts, they'll stay.
Other Thoughts: Try finding a comparable stand for even close to the same price, you probably won't.READ FULL REVIEW


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Faded English grandeur
Booked via Lastminute and got an Executive room for �120. Phoned before hand to request a river view [as was special weekend], also confirmed on check-in that we had river view and was assured it was. Perhaps if you leant out of the window and had a mirror on the end of a long stick you could see the river....[Room 19 for your ref]
Room very large but characterless. Bed was only a double, bland furniture. Bathroom certainly needed the grouting near the bath replacing.
Guests have free use of the Spa - sauna and jacuzzi which was pleasant.
Will echo other comments that this is typical English hotel - upstairs, downstairs, round corners...very higgledy-piggledy! Carpet stained in several places.
Did not have dinner here - but ate in restaurant right by the river and the train station and carpark - The River House which was excellant.
Breakfast was a feeble buffet, hardly any selection for which they charged �12. Save your money and go to the Chocolate Theatre opposite. Restaurant does has fantastic views of the river though if you are lucky enough to get a window seat.
Excellent Hotel - Extremely comfortable and beautiful surroundings
Stayed here with my partner via Lastminute at the beginning of January this year. Had a wonderful time. Our bedroom was very very comfortable and had a large bed and gorgeous chunky oak furniture, with views across the river Thames towards Eton. The restaurant, although very expensive, was exquisit. The building itself was lovely, very charasmatic and romantic.
All staff were very friendly although on arrival we had been told that we could leave our car in the hotel car park for two nights for �10 when in fact it was �10 per night! If you visit with a car its cheaper to park around the corner in the train station.
We had all that we wished for whilst staying here, and I would definately stay here again, but only at the reduced costs that places like lastminute.com can offer.
Generally very nice
The room we had was at the top of the hotel and of a good size, very clean, nice size bathroom. The staff were very friendly and attentive, although maybe a little aloof. The restaurant has wonderful views across the Thames and the food was of a consistently high standard. The hotel has a wonderful location, service is a good standard. I would recommend a stay here although it is rather expensive!
All front and overpriced
This is a spectacularly beautiful con of a hotel. Overlooking the Thames and the bridge, it is an ideal location for a wedding photoshoot. Indeed when we stayed the place was buzzing with wedding activities. Windsor is crying out for a decent 5 star hotel and it is amazing that establishments like the Sir Christopher Wren can extort the prices they do, yet offer so little. Designated as a 4* and charging �233 for a basic en suite room including breakfast, we managed to secure a deal with superbreak for �157.50. We wanted a day at the races and decided to combine Windsor with Ascot. (Ascot is a �20 taxi drive away)
Chief gripe apart from the inflated prices was the poor quality of accommodation. We cheekily asked for an upgrade and did not succeed. The hotel certainly couldn't have downgraded us! Our room was at the top of 3 flights of stairs (no lift). The stair carpets were worn and badly stained in places. The hotel was a higgledy piggledy affair divided into 4 separate areas. You have to park in a public car park at least 5 minutes walk away and pay the hotel �3 for this privilege. Having registered (both check in and check out were painfully slow - a rather surly reception wanted photocopies of our superbreak correspondence) we then had to cross the street into a most unprepossessing shop front with another hotel door plus security slide at the side. Our room was so small (67 for the protection of future guests!) the wardrobe space was outside the bathroom. Whilst the bathroom was a good size, the shower area was insufficiently protected to stop the entire area becoming flooded including the trousers I planned to travel home in!
To complete our Fawlty Towers experience, the steam from the shower set off the fire alarm! About 15 minutes later a lackey enquired if we were alright. Unbelievable.
Room service was poor and you are unable to purchase something as simple as a club sandwich after 11.00pm. My wife dined in the restaurant that evening and enjoyed the goat's cheese,duck and cheapest bottle of red for �44.25. I had the most excellent large doner kebab with plenty chilli and garlic sauce at Ramsey's grill just around the corner. Absolutely delicious and unlike the hotel grossly underpriced(�4.50)
Plus points: Well the setting is beautiful. even on a grey late September day. Our breakfast was magnificent as we sat at the best table overlooking the luvved up swans. Ascot whilst not as grand as Epsom or even Folkestone was a good day out with some winners to boot!
Historic Hotel with lovely terrace overlooking the river
Very charming historic hotel, with a lovely restaurant terrace overlooking the Thames and Eaton across the river. Walking distance to the castle, and boat rides along the Thames. We enjoyed our stay. Hotel staff were very friendly and accomodating, the room did not live up to the rest of the hotel. But overall this is an excellent place to stay in Windsor, just steps from where you want to go, but quiet (a pedestrian street out front). Parking was available. A wonderful start to our visit to England. Highly recommended. (only 20 minutes from Heathrow.)
Extremely Disappointed
Having booked what we hoped would be a wonderful bank holiday weekend away for the family, we were shown to a room (purporting to be a suite) but which appeared nothing more than a superior room. On the website it states that this "suite" was approached through a mews. We were shown up a flight of stairs which can only be described as a fire escape. I was also informed upon booking that my children, aged 10 and 8, would be sleeping on the sofa bed in the lounge area - instead, there were two tiny camp beds - barely six inches off the floor - and really only capable of taking a child under the age of 5. When we called the manager to discuss our complaint, we were greeted by a young man who merely smirked and told us that all other rooms were booked. We turned on our heels and left immediately. In the reception area, another couple were also complaining that they did not get the room they requested when booking. I would not recommend this hotel under any circumstances. Drive to Bray and have a more peaceful and relaxing break.
Ok for an overnight stay
Average rooms, we had a nice view over the car park. Brilliant location in regards to Windsor and Eton.Waiting staff 90% were ok, most weekends a wedding is booked for the function rooms, so staff are busy waiting on that whilst neglecting the other guests. To sum up, ok for an overnight stay, good location, expensive food.
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having been told by the desk staff that my reservation did not exist - despite having telephoned to confirm only two days before - i was then offered a lesser room at the same cost, which was eventually upgraded to my original booking of an executive double after a room suddenly became available ....... i was however slightly suprised to find that an executive double actually consisted of two single beds (of slightly different heights) pushed together - something that i found hilarious after slipping between them ....... the helpful desk staff, upon receiving my query as to whether this was normal for the room told me that sometimes it was used as a twin - i was of course pacified by this new information. there was a plus side - the resturant was excellent and the waiting staff were all friendly and helpful - verdict: a good place to eat
Fantastic Hotel, Great Service and Amazing Location
Sir Christopher Wren's House Hotel in Windsor is an amazing hotel overlooking the River. When we arrived the staff couldn't do enough for us. Our room was lovely, just like something out of Hello magazine.
We dined in the resturant on both nights because the food was very reasonable and good quality, the atmoshphere in the restaurant was calm and inviting and the staff were very welcoming.
Our stay was even more relaxing because of the massages we had at the health club, we would definately return again for a pampering weekend.
Really nice hotel, just needs a little organisation
A group of us usually use this hotel when working in London. Its a hotel situated over a few buildings, which can mostly be described as apartments. Depending on how lucky you are, your room can range to a decent class hotel room to an apartment with king-sized bed, living room, kitchen 2 TVs, etc. The hotel is in a good location, situated right beside Windsor castle and adjacent to the river which is usually full of swans. One bad thing to say about the hotel is that there has seldom been a week where they mess up the booking for us .. whether it be double booking or forgetting someone was supposed to be staying there.
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Author, Desiree Woodland, is pleased to announce her book, I Still Believe. This memoir is the story of a parent's worst nightmare; the suicide of a child.
Author, Desiree Woodland, is pleased to announce her book, I Still Believe. This memoir is the story of a parent's worst nightmare; the suicide of a child.
I Still Believe chronicles the slow painful process of learning about the mental illness that killed Desiree's son, Ryan. Through the chaos of trying to find meaning in her son's death, she found a way to sift through the remnants of a shattered faith and find God.
According to the Foundation for Suicide Prevention, every sixteen minutes someone in America dies by suicide. There were more suicide deaths of young Americans in 1995 than deaths from cancer, heart disease, AIDS, birth defects, stroke, pneumonia, influenza and lung disease combined. In 2010, it was still the third leading cause of death of young people ages 15-24. Studies suggest that the great majority of them suffered from a diagnosable mental illness, and that most of them received either no treatment or inadequate treatment.
Desiree's son, Ryan, suffered from mental illness, that neither he nor his family understood, that did not respond to treatment, and resulted in his death. The scar across his family's hearts is still open, reminding them that learning to live without him is the work of a lifetime. They are forced to face what they cannot see. The act of writing became a spiritual journey for Desiree, to probe the beauty within the darkness, to seek understanding in mystery and to believe once again in life after death.
Desiree says, "There are no pat answers or guide books through such sorrow, and those left behind can only feel their way through the darkness. It is my prayer that I Still Believe will not only educate parents, therapists and individuals about mental illness and suicide, but will also provide families with the courage to allow God to transform their pain into hope."
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Uncovering Forgotten Stories of Hiroshima
Keiko Horikawa is a Japanese freelance journalist whose work, unknown in English translation until now, deals with the value of life and the weight of death. Her two subjects are the death penalty and the atomic bombing in Hiroshima, which has gained new urgency as bomb survivors, the hibakusha, die out after 70 years. Here is a translation of an event promoting her book about the Genbaku Kuyoto, the mound containing the unclaimed remains of approximately 70,000 bomb victims, and her effort to reunite the 815 identified remains with their families.
"...thou shalt not be a bystander" ― Yehuda Bauer
You'll Never Know
A video has emerged of a man serenading his wife of 73 years on her deathbed with a song she sang to him as he went to fight in the Second World War.
My Mother's Lover
What we knew of Angus was this: Angus—the only name we had for him—was a flight surgeon our mother had fallen in love with during World War II, planned to marry after the war, but lost when the Japanese shot him down over the Pacific. Once, long ago, she had mentioned to me that he was part of the reason she decided to be a doctor. That was all we knew. She had confided those things in the 1970s, in the years just after she and my father divorced. I can remember sitting in a big easy chair my dad had left behind in her bedroom, listening to her reminisce about Angus as she sat with her knitting. I remember being embarrassed, and not terribly interested. I was interested now. Even 30 years before, her affair with Angus had been three decades old. Now, 60 years after he had fallen into the sea, she wanted to follow him.[more inside]
"...research that is scientifically valuable but morally disturbing."
The Nazi Anatomists. "How the corpses of Hitler's victims are still haunting modern science—and American abortion politics."
A life well lived.
"In life, things happen twice if you're lucky. There's the father you get and the father you choose." [more inside]
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In 1974, Leon Leyson was one of a group of Jews who greeted Oskar Schindler when he visited Los Angeles. It was the first time the two had seen each other since the war. He began to introduce himself, but Schindler interrupted: "I know who you are," Schindler said, grinning at the middle-aged man before him. "You're Little Leyson." On Sunday, the youngest name on Schindler's List passed away at the age of 83. "The truth is, I did not live my life in the shadow of the Holocaust," he told the Portland Oregonian in 1997. "I did not give my children a legacy of fear. I gave them a legacy of freedom." [more inside]
Beate Sirota Gordon, 1923-2012; "The Only Woman In The Room"
Beate Sirota Gordon, Long-Unsung Heroine of Japanese Women's Rights, Dies at 89: a NYT obituary relates the fascinating story of a young woman who was just the right person in just the right place at just the right time and managed to strike a blow for gender equality. [more inside]
I shot Saint-Exupéry down
I shot his plane down. First his fighter plane was just lost under unknown circumstances during WWII. People speculated on a possible suicide of the writer. Then his golden armband was found by a fisherman in the sea. Then the plane of well known french writer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry was found in the mediteranean. Now 88 year old journalist Horst Rippert, who was a fighter pilot during WWII, admits that he shot down Saint-Exupéry and that he regretted this his whole life.
"It was so peaceful a death, that I felt its reproduction would not be in bad taste. But there probably would be another school of thought on this."
Before a hill, a figure rests, his hands folded. His face retains a unsettling demeanor of peace, or contemplation. Whatever thoughts come to his mind at this point, we shall never know, for he shall never awake from his slumber. [via] [more inside]
Vrba told the world, but for some it didn't help
Rudolf Vrba-RIP --he escaped from Auschwitz with another guy, Wetzler, in April 1944 and got to Slovakia and Hungary, telling the world of the atrocities in the Auschwitz Protocol. Some Hungarian community leaders, however (Hungary was the only country that hadn't had its Jewish population deported yet), were busy making deals with Eichmann for safe passage away. In any case, the result was that about 1,700 Hungarian Jewish leaders, with their families and friends, ended up in Switzerland, while almost half a million unsuspecting Hungarian Jews ended up dead in Auschwitz. Vrba's report first alerted the world (including the Vatican, Red Cross, and US and British authorities) to exactly what was going on, and helped prosecute some who were tried later. ...Knowing perfectly well that it was the secrecy surrounding their actions that allowed the Nazis to herd unsuspecting Jews and transport them like sheep to slaughter, Vrba and Wetzler — as soon as they got in touch with Jewish community representatives in their native Slovakia — compiled a detailed report. They wrote about Auschwitz and what awaited Hungarian Jews once they arrived: immediate death by gassing.
Eyewitness to History
American's censored Nagasaki A-bomb report unearthed after 60 years: The first reporter to reach Nagasaki following the August 1945 "Fat Man" atomic attack had his newspaper stories censored and banned by US General Douglas MacArthur's office. The reporter, George Weller, who worked for the (defunct) Chicago Daily News, was prevented from reporting on a mysterious "Disease X" out of fear that the stories of radiation poisoning would horrify the world and shift public attitudes regarding the bomb.
Weller died two years ago. Carbons of the articles were discovered by his son, Anthony.
Four of them were published today for the first time by the Tokyo daily Mainichi Shimbun, which purchased them from Anthony Weller.
Weller died two years ago. Carbons of the articles were discovered by his son, Anthony.
Four of them were published today for the first time by the Tokyo daily Mainichi Shimbun, which purchased them from Anthony Weller.
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Being a sugar baby is considered one of the easiest and best ways to add to your lifestyle with minimal time commitment on your part. As women are compensated highly for their companionship, many find that they are able to make more money in one evening as an event date than they would at their normal 40-hour-per-week job. From college students to working professionals, attractive women are flocking to sites providing an opportunity for them to work in a mutually beneficial relationship and get paid.
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During the negotiation phase of your new relationship, you will determine what kind of availability that you and your partner have. This is similar to planning dates in a more traditional romantic relationship. Most engagements take place in the post-work hours. This means that you can easily maintain full time schooling or a full time job and sugar on the side. If your partner only requires you one night per week, then you are also free to entertain other guests or have your own plans on the other night. For the most part, the schedules are flexible which makes it easy to accommodate your current lifestyle.
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While there is flexibility in how your time together is scheduled, there might be times when you need to make plans on a whim. For example, a business trip or surprise vacation with a sugar daddy might impact your normal schedule. For this reason, it is good to have some boundaries regarding what kind of travel/events you are open to. Make sure that your time away from the daddy is respected, just as much as you respect his.
When you are negotiating the finer details of your arrangement, that is the time to bring up any issues you might have with time constraints and scheduling to ensure that everything works seamlessly and stress-free into your life.


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Last Updated: 8/30/2010
What to Expect from Wine.com
Wine.com is known for an extensive wine selection and they've made their website a terrific tool for finding new wines to drink based on your preferences and interests. Since their retail prices aren't spectacular (their wines are usually right around suggested retail price or "release price") you shouldn't expect wines that are of exceptional value, but you can expect wines that are of good quality and good variety, carefully chosen for maximum wine education and enjoyment.
Why we recommend Wine.com
When you're selecting a wine club, it's important to consider the reputation of the company you're planning to purchase from. Wine.com is one of the oldest and most established sellers of wine online. They run a tight ship with excellent customer service and they carry an excellent selection of wines. Reputation is super-important when choosing a gift.
Wine Club FAQ for Wine.com
All of the policies and details are clearly laid out in an FAQ on their website. This kind of up-front disclosure shows they're committed to their business practices and organized enough to see them through. Note: They don't appear to guarantee the wines shipped via their wine club. If you open a bottle and it's defective in some way, they will likely send you another free of charge. If you open a bottle and don't like it, you're on your own.
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Wine.com Ships Wine to:
Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Dist of Columbia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin