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Gallets House B&B, Allegany
- Free continental breakfast and free parking
Main amenities
- 5 guestrooms
- Spa tub
- Air conditioning
- Library
- Self-serve laundry
- Conference space
- Wedding services
Feel at home
- Private bathroom
- Television
- Laundry facilities
- Iron/ironing board
- Coffee/tea maker
- DVD player
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- Birch Run Country Club (2.1 mi / 3.4 km)
- St. Bonaventure University (2.7 mi / 4.3 km)
- Gargoyle Park (4 mi / 6.5 km)
- Rock City Park (8.9 mi / 14.3 km)
- Pfeiffer Nature Center (10.1 mi / 16.3 km)
- Bradford, PA (BFD-Bradford Regional) 42-min drive; 33.2 miles/53.5 km
- Buffalo, NY (BUF-Buffalo Niagara Intl.) 87-min drive; 73.9 miles/119 km
- Free self parking
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Gallets House B&B, Allegany
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $139
- Full bed room
- Regina Barbara room
- Queen - private bath #3
- Rose Clara room
- Cottage, Three Beds
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 5 rooms
- Check-in time 3 PM-7 PM
- Check-out time is 11:30 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets allowed
- Restrictions apply *
- Free self parking
In the hotel
- Free continental breakfast
- Spa tub
- Conference space
- Laundry facilities
- Wedding services
- Year Built 1896
- Library
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- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Bathrobes
- Iron/ironing board
- Individually decorated
- Private bathroom
- Cable/satellite TV channels
- DVD player
- Phone
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On Site
- Spa tub
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Cross-country skiing nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Snowmobiling nearby
- Snowshoeing nearby
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This bed and breakfast has limitations on children. Children are only allowed in Carriage House units.
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Excellent 4.1 /5 from 8 reviews
Owner was very accommodating to my needs, very pleasant and friendly. Would HIGHLY recommend the stay to anyone. Very clean, comfortable and interesting past history of the building and property.
It was wonderful. We didn't get in til about 8pm and left after breakfast, but wish we could have had more time to enjoy the wonderful front porch. Sat out there with a bottle of wine from about 9 - 11pm and could have sat out there all night! Breakfast was to die for.....we did not need lunch. Thanks Joan.
A fairly unpleasant experience - old, shabby rooms (but plenty of space). We were also asked to take out the trash after our stay and expected to pay extra for breakfast (even though the place is advertised as a bed and breakfast).
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Obey and Honor
Yesterday's devotional helped us understand the importance of obedience. Over the next few devotionals, I want to focus on three areas I believe are critical for you and me to ensure we are obedient.
The first is found in Ephesians 6:1-3 This first category of obedience has to do with family, something God teaches very specifically in His Word. It says,
Children, obey your parents in the Lord, for this is right. "Honor your father and mother," which is the first commandment with promise: "that it may be well with you and you may live long on the earth."
As long as a child is under his parents' roof and under his parents' direct authority, he needs to obey. But throughout your entire life you need to honor your parents.
One time I had a dear lady come to me after a service when I preached on this command and say, "Pastor, I just have to tell you. I just felt I needed to make things right with my dad. I went home that night and called him and said, 'Dad, you need to forgive me because I've been bitter against you for all these years. I'm sorry, and I want you to know that I forgive you for all the past.'"
Then she said, "Pastor, you need to understand, I've had a migraine headache for 15 years, 24 hours a day. I take piles of medication. I go to bed with a migraine, and I wake up with one, but the morning after I made things right with my dad, I woke up, and I had no headache." And she started to cry.
I am telling you, this promise is full of power! It is better to obey and honor your parents!
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Nothing feels worse than hearing your alarm clock ring in the morning when your body is screaming for a few extra hours of rest. To tell you the truth, I really don't think I've caught up on the hour that was lost during the daylight savings change.
I've recently read
an article that stated that many people don't get as much sleep as they should. Whether we're kept awake by our partner's snoring or we stay up too late watching TV, we wake up tired, groggy and cranky... no wonder the coffee industry does so well.
Unfortunately, sleep deprivation has some side effects and they can't all be remedied with a little extra caffeine.
It was also said while the mechanism of sleep isn't fully understood yet, doctors and scientists do know that it's one of our body's most important processes.
Studies show that sleep is important for cellular renewal, helping to replace muscle tissue and dead cells throughout the body. These studies have also shown that sleep is a key time for the brain to process and archive information, including memories. Deep restorative sleep, the kind associated with dreaming, seems to stimulate regions of the brain used in learning.
Ok, maybe now we are getting somewhere with all of this. This could explain how and why teenagers act the way they do at times. Everyone knows teenagers and young adults don't get as much sleep as they should be getting. And even better, could I have finally stumbled upon the answers to my many mysterious afflictions? I surely hope so!
They also said, every night without adequate rest is like adding to a sleep debt that will eventually have to be repaid to avoid further consequences. It was said, after just one sleepless night, we can feel the first effects of sleep deprivation including irritability, memory loss and drowsiness, which can lead to more serious problems as depression and yes, even type 2 diabetes with added lack of sleep.
Whether you're experiencing short-term or long-term side effects from sleep deprivation, I think they are equally dangerous. According to this study, it is very important to get an adequate amount of sleep to elude any of these effects and to avoid any unwanted situations.
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Dance the night away at Chicago's best clubs
By Jamie Bartosch
Chicago Local Expert
House music was born in Chicago when a new club called The Warehouse gave it its name. The Warehouse is no longer but the beats continue at a number of dance clubs around town. Chicago's nightlife is hot ~ if you know where to go and sometimes it's in the basement.
Smart Bar in Wrigleyville has been a destination for dance-partiers since 1982 and still holds its own with its rocking DJs while Lakeview's Berlin harkens back to Belmont Ave's longtime punk scene and simultaneously connects to the future. You may encounter drag queens, exotic dancers, and other controversial icons on the dance floor at this gay (super) friendly club (hint: don't show up before midnight!).
River North's Sound-Bar is made for dancing. Check out the upper areas for some of the best hip hop in the city. The Underground is one of Chicago's favorite places to see and be seen. Be sure to dress to the nines at this exclusive club in River North where you'll dance to beats dropped by a roster of internationally-known DJ's. The Hangge-Uppe is a favorite casual late night spot in the Gold Coast where oldies tunes are played on the lower level.
The ultra-hip, ultra-modern Sound-Bar is certainly the place to go for a wild night out. A star-studded list of resident DJs produce fresh bass lines throughout the sprawling, mulit-level 20,000 sq ft club and the scantily clad dancers keep things going all night long. Laser lights, projectors and flat-screen monitors complement the eight bars, two dance floors and upscale lounges to complete Sound-Bar's impressive repertoire. There usually is a cover but if you arrive early (before 11 p.m.), sometimes the cover is waived. Be forewarned: if you're coming here, don't expect to leave before morning! Luckily it's located in an area where a cab won't be hard to grab. (312-787-4480)
A longtime fixture in the Rush and Division area, and a popular spot for bachelorette parties, Hangge-Uppe (pronounced hang ups) is a popular dive bar where you can dance to Top 40 hits or oldies music. Buy a beer from one of the open beer tubs, or do a colorful shot from a test tube, and then prepare to singalong to the well-known songs and dance until 4 a.m. The younger crowd stays upstairs dancing to current hits, while an older crowd meanders downstairs to dance to songs from the 70s, 80s and 90s. Just beware of the super small bathrooms, which always have long lines. ((312) 337-0561)
Green Mill Cocktail Lounge
Trendy folks and jazz aficionados regularly flock to this cool joint. Once a hangout of Al Capone, Charlie Chaplin and Gloria Swanson, the place has tons of character. It was also a speakeasy during Prohibition, meaning that Green Mill retains a past-days air of the Roaring '20s. Swing music is offered Tuesday and Thursday, Wednesday night is their gypsy jazz band although jazz crops up almost nightly, and Sunday features poetry slams. Cocktails are inexpensive but if you want to enjoy them from a table, get there early and definitely before the bands go on otherwise you'll be out of luck because this place gets packed. (773-878-5552)
Castle Chicago
Located in an historical landmark building, Castle is surprisingly huge for a dance venue. It boasts four different spaces spanning five levels and 60,000 square feet. In addition to dance floors galore, it's one of the few Chicago spots that offers a full kitchen until 3 a.m. on Fridays and 4 a.m. on Saturdays. Located in the heart of Chicago's River North district (you can't miss the place, it's looks like a caste and it's huge), it attracts a younger crowd and a fair amount of out-of-town visitors. From Swedish progressive trance to local pride DJs, almost anything goes at Castle. (312-266-1944)
Nacional 27
Bring your dancing shoes! The sexy, salsa dance crowd packs this restaurant on weekend nights to dance to salsa, bachata, meringue and other Latin music by beloved DJ-X. The dressed-up, international dancing crowd doesn't show up until late at night - dancing is from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. on Saturdays, and from 11 p.m. to 3 a.m. on Saturdays. There's typically a cover charge - $20 for men and $10 for women. National 27, whose name refers to the 27 recognized Latin American countries, is also a popular restaurant, offering a menu with items like empanadas, ceviche and garlic-roasted chicken Cubano. (312-664-2727)
Rolling Stone magazine once named it "Best Dance Club" in Chicago for good reason. This intimate joint has two bars, a small dance floor with a tiny stage and bass cabinets that double as platforms for drag queens, exotic dancers, or fetish shows that perform on occasion. Video screens run "out there" reels that are put together by DJs. Music varies from new wave to house and the last Wednesday of the month is disco night. Not for the closed-minded as a mixed crowd prevails, of mostly gays and goths. Berlin is located just around the corner from Halsted Street and Chicago's Boystown neighborhood. (773-348-4975)
Beauty Bar
This combo salon-dance club is a great place for a manicure, a martini, and a fun dance party. The kitchy 60s decor includes sparkly glitter paint on the walls and 1960s styled salon furniture. Between 7 p.m. and midnight, you can have your nails painted (or not), and then dance the night away to live DJs or fun theme parties (Wednesday night disco, anyone?). Their drink menu includes martinis with salon names (like the Bedhead, which is sauza blue silver tequila shaken with pineapple and lime juice). Beauty Bar also has locations in cities like New York, Denver, San Fransisco and Las Vegas. ((312) 226-8828)
Studio Paris
Some of the best DJs in Chicago play electronic dance music on this second-floor nightclub, above the French restaurant, Paris Club. The room's retractable glass roof is opened on nice weather nights, converting the space into an open-air dance club. The upscale crowd includes people from the fashion and entertainment business, and there is a roving photographer who snaps black-and-white photos of the scene. Studio Paris has hosted some of the biggest names in EDM, including Tiesto, DeadMau5, Avicii, Kaskade, and Calvin Harris, and there have been performances by stars like Jason Derulo and Rita Ora. Tables can be secured only with bottle-service reservations. ((312) 377-9944)
Smart Bar
A basement dance club with less posh, more punk. If you want a place that gets you dancing, look no further. The DJ spins a mix of techno, rave, funk, house and well, anything you can dance to. Expect an alternative mix of clientele. Located in Chicago's Wrigleyville neighborhood (also home of Wrigley Field), it's the kind of spot where designer jeans aren't necessary. Since developing a relationship with popular concert venue The Metro (conveniently located upstairs), Smart Bar hosts rock and dance fans alike allowing for award-winning co-mingling, co-rocking, and co-getting down. Just come ready to dance the night away. (773-549-0203)
The Underground Chicago
Recently renovated, Underground has sleek decor, updated tech elements and an elevated food and beverage program. The hot club owned by Chicago bar guru Billy Dec attracts a rotating guest list of who's who of Chicago notables, celebrities, international DJs and celebrity live acts. Among those who have performed over the years are Katy Perry, John Mayer and Kanye West. Underground has two unique spaces to entertain: The Club offers a higher-energy, more modern club vibe while The Lounge has an old-school, upscale lounge vibe feel complete with plush seating with funky patterns, rich woods, swanky music and a one-of-a-kind groundbreaking mixology bar. (312.943.7600)
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Jamie Bartosch is a lifelong Chicagoan who thinks her hometown is the greatest city in the world. She is an award-winning newspaper reporter, a freelance travel writer, and the mother of two great kids.
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The No. 24 Texas Tech soccer team starts its most anticipated season in program history tonight at 7 p.m. when the Red Raiders travel to Albuquerque to play the New Mexico Lobos.
Tech made the program's first ever NCAA Tournament appearance in the 2012 season and got to host a first round game. The Red Raiders defeated North Texas in the first round and lost at Florida State in double overtime.
Being on the road may have played a key factor in the loss to Florida State. Road woes are something Head Coach Tom Stone wants to change.
"One of the things we realized last year was that we need to be a better road team," Stone said. "We won some good road games last year, but we want to be better on the road, so we're starting out on Friday away."
Tech finished 3-4-1 on the road last season including the loss to top-seeded Florida State. Three of those losses were in non-conference games with two of them coming at the hands of teams from the Southeastern Conference.
Another factor going against the Red Raiders is history. The Lobos hold a 2-4-1 advantage over Tech since the two programs first met in 1995. Tech has not started on the road since 2007 when Georgia routed the Red Raiders 4-1.
The team looks to push history aside after a 1-0 road victory against the #25 Denver Pioneers in an exhibition game.
Redshirt senior midfielder and team captain Conner Williams said the exhibition game is important.
"I think it's really important because both Denver and New Mexico are very strong teams," Williams said. "New Mexico has always been really difficult to play."
Tech defeated the Lobos 2-0 at home in 2012. Both goals were scored by players who return this season. Alli Murphy scored the first goal on a penalty kick nearly 50 minutes into the game.
Murphy then added an assist with less than three minutes to go when Jessica Fuston put the ball in the back of the net. Fuston is a senior this season with Murphy being a sophomore.
Murphy came off the bench in that game and the bench may play a factor in this game. The team's top two scorers, Janine Beckie and Paige Strahan, were held to one shot each. Strahan was a substitute in that game too.
Tech returns eight starters from the 2012 season including Beckie, who was recently placed on the MAC Hermann Trophy watch list and the College Sports Madness Pre-season All-America Second Team. Beckie is the reigning Big 12 Rookie of the Year.
The Lobos finished 11-7-2 in 2012, which included wins at Texas and Georgia. The Lobo team is young and returns five starters. 26 of the team's 35 players are either sophomores or freshman.
The Lobos defense kept them in ballgames last season. New Mexico scored multiple goals in six games in 2012 and only once did they score more than 2. One of those games was a 2-1 victory at Texas in double overtime. The Lobos defeated SMU 4-1 for the most goals in a game. New Mexico was shut out six times in 2012.
The Lobos return one player who had more than one goal. Brianna Webster had two goals. The rest of the returning squad had four.
Coach Stone said he believes his team is ready.
"They've worked hard," Stone said. "I think fitness is not a question. We're strong, but the team's still coming together."


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Orthopaedic Surgeon, Surgical Specialist
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Berlin, VT 05602 Phone number & directions
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Why does an okapi look like it's wearing zebra-striped pants?
It sounds like the beginning of a riddle, but it's one of several questions that visitors to the Ridgecrest Elementary School rainforest exhibit had on Dec. 14.
Fourth-grader Kyla Moore was the designated okapi explainer. She can tell you all kinds of things about an okapi. Like the fact that even though it looks like a horse wearing zebra-striped pants, it's actually a member of the giraffe family.
You'd think a creature like that would attract a lot of attention, but the animal, a favorite snack of the Pygmy tribe in Zaire, Africa, wasn't even discovered until 1901. Okapi hide inside the rainforest, wandering alone (okapi like to be by themselves) and looking for bunches of tasty leaves.
Moore and her "Minds of the Millennium" classmates were full of facts about the rainforest and its inhabitants for visitors to the exhibit. Students were especially proud of the research and rainforest construction, said Peggy Frost, Ridgecrest principal, because they did all of the work themselves.
The project was supervised by the "Minds of the Millennium" students, the name given to Ridgecrest's Gifted & Talented program, Frost said.
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Stop at Taewez Guesthouse to discover the wonders of Bangkok. Featuring a complete list of amenities, guests will find their stay at the property a comfortable one. Free Wi-Fi in all rooms, Wi-Fi in public areas, business center, tours, laundry service are on the list of things guests can enjoy. Comfortable guestrooms ensure a good night's sleep with some rooms featuring facilities such as internet access - wireless, internet access - wireless (complimentary), air conditioning, fan, shower. Enjoy the hotel's recreational facilities, including garden, before retiring to your room for a well-deserved rest. Convenience and comfort makes Taewez Guesthouse the perfect choice for your stay in Bangkok.
Taewez Guesthouse - Bangkok classifies itself as a 1.5 star hotel.
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Plymouth, one of America's oldest automotive nameplates, has faded in the last three years as Chrysler poured its resources into rebuilding its higher profile Jeep, Dodge and Chrysler brands. Asthe 1996 model year gets under way, you'll find just two vehicles are in the Plymouth lineup: the popular Neon compact and this week's test vehicle, the Voyager minivan. But Plymouth won't be left high and dry for long. Smoother sailing - in the form of a new marketing strategy and fresh products - is on the way. The new strategy: Plymouth products will be less expensive than Dodge and Chrysler vehicles and will be aimed at value-conscious, budget-minded buyers. The new vehicles: Next spring a new midsize sedan called the Plymouth Breeze, an offshoot of the Dodge Stratus/Chrysler Cirrus, joins the Plymouth lineup. Sometime after the Breeze appears, Chrysler plans to add the Prowler - a flashy, retro-styled convertible hot rod - to Plymouth's portfolio. Until the new vehicles arrive, the all-new Voyager minivan will be Plymouth's high-profile vehicle. PERFORMANCE The Voyager is available with numerous drivetrain combinations that range from a 2.4-liter, 150-horsepower four-cylinder engine and three-speed automatic transmission to a 3.8-liter, 166-horsepower V-6 and four-speed automatic with all-wheel drive. Our test vehicle came with the midrange engine -a 3.3-liter V-6 - and four-speed automatic transmission. This powertrain adds $815 to the base price. I found Grand Voyager's performance to be quite good in all situations. This smooth and quiet-running engine is very responsive, providing ample verve from a stop. Such responsiveness makes city driving much more enjoyable. There was also plenty of power available when I accelerated into fast-moving traffic. I heard the engine make noise only when the tachometer needle reached 5,000 rpm, and even then the muted whine it made was pleasing. The Voyager's four-speed automatic is the smoothest shifting automatic transmission I have yet to test from Chrysler. The transition from one gear to the next is close to seamless. I would describe the Voyager's performance as very carlike. It performs as well as the average midsize sedan. Acceleration didn't suffer, even when the seven-passenger van was loaded with people. Fuel economy is excellent for such a large vehicle. The Grand Voyager runs on the least expensive grade of unleaded. Fuel mileage came in at 19 mpg in the city and 25 mpg on the highway. HANDLING Unlike other minivans, the Voyager doesn't have a stiff, bouncy trucklike ride. Rather, it rolls over the pavement in near silence and without any harsh movements from the suspension system. In fact, the Voyager is the first minivan I've tested that rides like a luxury car. The van dips gently in one fluid movement when it rolls over a bump. The Grand Voyager is the long wheelbase version; i t's 6 inches longer than the base Voyager. That and 70 pounds of additional weight (the Grand Voyager weighs in at 3,766 pounds) help give this minivan excellent road manners, including the ability to roll down the highway impervious to crosswinds. Chrysler uses gas-charged shocks, struts, coil springs and stabilizer bars up front and leaf springs connected to a tube-type axle in the rear. There's nothing new here, but structural improvements in the Voyager's body have enabled the suspension system to provide a smoother, quieter ride. The Grand Voyager is very maneuverable for a large van. It can turn a complete circle in just 39.5 feet - a circumference 3 1/2 feet smaller than last year's vans. Power-assisted front disc/rear drum anti-lock brakes are standard on all models. They provide ample stopping power. The ABS system is quiet and effective, and it stops the vehicle easily and in a straight line on slippery roads. FIT AND FINISH I'm convi ced the Grand Voyager is the most user-friendly minivan money can buy. It seems as if Chrysler's interior designers took a close look at their old minivan - as well as competitive vehicles - and then set out to make the new Voyager better in every way. For now, the Voyager and its siblings - the Chrysler Town & Country and the Dodge caravan - are unique in that they offer sliding doors on both sides. Traditionally, the sliding door has been available only on the right. The left-side sliding door is a $450 option, but it is well worth it - it basically doubles access to the interior. And getting in and out of the Voyager is one of the vehicle's best traits. The door sill is very low, so you step in, not up. Everything about the Grand Voyager, from the minimal effort required to slide open both doors, to the versatility of the seats, to the size, shape and layout of the controls, has been designed to be easy to operate. From the driver's seat, all important controls are less than an arm's length away, and they require only a slight amount of attention to operate. To adjust the temperature or change the direction of the air flow, all you do is turn a knob in the center of the dash. With only a small movement of my thumb, I could activate the cruise control (the buttons are located in the center of the steering wheel). Large buttons on the radio made it a cinch to change the stations or the volume. Just underneath the radio is the very latest in cupholder technology. A pop-out tray has two cupholders that have a built-in ratcheting mechanism that grips the bottom of cups and cans. Nice touch. And by the way, these cupholders can hold the biggest convenience store drink you are likely to find. Switches for the windows are housed on the door panel. The electrically operated rear side vent windows open outward about 3 inches, an exclusive feature on Chrysler minivans. Our test van featured two rows of removable rear bench seats. The middle row came with built-in child safety seats. These bench seats are latched to the floor but can be easily removed. And because they are on wheels, the seats can be rolled into the garage. On the down side, the removable seats weigh 90 pounds each, so taking them out is more than most people can handle on their own. With the rear seats out, there is enough room in the back to haul such things as sheets of plywood. There is also plenty of room between the seats when they are in, so passengers can move about the cabin easily. The rear area also has its own air-conditioning system with vents neatly integrated into the roof. After a week and nearly 400 miles, our van exhibited nearly flawless quality. Sometimes the engine was a bit cranky when hot, but I discovered that it restarted much easier when I didn't touch the accelerator. All in all, it's the best minivan money can buy. Truett's tip: The 1996 Plymouth Grand Voyag er offers an exceptionally smooth luxury-car ride, takes user-friendliness to a new level and puts Plymouth at the head of the parade of minivans.
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Woody Allen's 'Blue Jasmine' a study of a life in two directions
One person's lies are another person's reality. When these qualities are found in the same person, the extremes can give you whiplash.
Enter Cate Blanchett, who plays her own Doublemint Twin in Woody Allen's "Blue Jasmine."
At one extreme, she exudes the confidence and willowy poise of privilege that comes with having appeared to marry well. At the other, she possesses the desperate denial of someone unprepared and unwilling to make her own way through life.
We first meet her at the second extreme, mumbling to herself like a pathology looking for a diagnosis.
A random person talking to themselves on the street might have a similar riches-to-rags tale to tell, but it is unlikely to have been as cleverly stage-managed as the one told here.
Like Allen's other recent films, this one offers a refinement and reorganization of themes familiar from his earlier work. It reminded me a little of the 1990 film "Alice," with Mia Farrow as a woman whose problems are also in her head.
But "Blue Jasmine" is less a comedy than a performance-driven character study.
Blanchett plays the icy beauty on the arm of a philandering husband, played by Alec Baldwin, whose business deals are not exactly legal. And when his fall leaves her penniless, she clings to an idealized view of the life she once had and thinks she deserves again — and it doesn't involve living in the humble San Francisco apartment of her working-class sister.
Yet she is happy to mooch off the sister, played by Sally Hawkins, and guzzle Stoli. Andrew Dice Clay plays Hawkins' caveman ex-husband, Bobby Cannavale her grease-monkey boyfriend and Louis C.K. the worst kind of rebound date. She clearly has a type.
But the mercurial Blanchett is the maypole around which they — including Peter Sarsgaard, as Blanchett's elegant potential suitor — all dance.
Getting out of New York has clearly refreshed Allen, as "Midnight in Paris" and "Vicky Cristina Barcelona" demonstrated.
And like them, the regionally anchored "Blue Jasmine" is stamped with various trademark themes — flights of fantasy, bouts of selective memory, top-notch ensemble cast and provocative female characters among them.
And the series of flashbacks are not random images of the past but paint a portrait of how and why Blanchett ended up this way.
The result is a solid outing from a writer-director who is already in preproduction on his 46th film.
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Cast: Cate Blanchett, Alec Baldwin, Sally Hawkins, Andrew Dice Clay, Louis C.K., Bobby Cannavale, Max Casella, Michael Stuhlbarg, Peter Sarsgaard
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On Saturday, July 21, 2012 at approximately 3:40 PM, officers from the Reno Police Department responded to a reported fight involving a baseball bat in the 200 block of Mill Street, Reno, Nevada.
While officers were attempting to investigate the circumstances and make contact with one of the subjects involved, an officer involved shooting occurred.
One subject was transported to the hospital for what is believed to be non life threatening injuries.
In accordance with the policy of the Reno Police Department, the involved officer has been placed on routine administrative leave.
The Regional Officer Involved Shooting Team, comprised of the Washoe County Sheriff's Office, Reno Police Department, Sparks Police Department and Washoe County District Attorney's Office is conducting a joint investigation into the shooting. The Washoe County Sheriff's Office is the lead agency conducting the investigation.
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Most of the time we can figure out the darkest and lightest points in the photograph by just looking at it, but that may not be easy if the whole photograph is faded and that makes it harder to find points to use the Levels Eyedropper. There's an adjustment in Photoshop Elements 9 that can help you find those black-and-white points. With your faded photos selected go to the layer menu, New Adjustment layer, Threshold or you can go over to the create new fill or adjustment layer icon and go to Threshold.
Threshold nondestructively converts your photo into black-and-white and allows you to find the black-and-white points. When you select Threshold the new adjustment layer will appear in your layer stack and the histogram will appear in the Adjustments panel under the layers panel. Note that there's only one slider under the histogram. To find the white point move the slider all the way to the right, the entire photograph turns black, don't panic remember this is nondestructive; it's only the Adjustment layer itself that's affected not the whole photograph.
With the slider all the way to the right start moving it slowly towards the left and let's get to where you're out of the frame and in the photograph itself. Now notice small areas sometimes just specks start to show up white, when you have a large enough white area to use as the Eyedropper selection you found your photographs white point, the lightest area. There's no way to mark your light and dark points in Photoshop Elements, so you'll need to make a mental note of the area.
To find a darkest area repeat the procedure by taking the slider all the way to the left and the whole photo turns white. Now bring slider over slowly toward the right, same as we did before and you'll see the black start to appear. Make sure you get into the photo itself until you get a large enough area black to use your Eyedropper selection tool, be sure you use only the black-and-white points within the photograph itself and avoid areas like the white area around the photo.
If there is one or many areas that have been torn try to find your black-and-white points with in the area of the original photograph. When he found your black-and- white points simply move the threshold adjustment layer into the trash can in your layers palette and you back your original photograph. Now that we found the lightest and darkest areas in this photograph the lightest being the top of her shirt and the darkest being in the doorway behind, let's see how our Eyedroppers work, lets go again down to the Create new fill or adjustment layer and choose Levels and take our black eyedropper and take it to the point we found in the darkest area and let's get our white eyedropper and go right here and that looks a lot better and you can adjust it manually as you need to.
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US 'Troop Targets' May Force Conscription on Afghanistan
Afghan Defense Ministry Drawing Up Plans to Draft Thousands
Citing targets imposed on the nation by the United States, the Afghan Defense Ministry reports that it is now drawing up a plan to impose conscription on the war torn nation as a way of meeting the US requirements.
Already nearly 100,000 strong, the US is continually pressing Afghanistan to dramatically increase its military's size, and is now hoping they will eventually have 240,000, an enormous number for the impoverished nation.
But even though jobs are tough to come by in Afghanistan, many of its residents aren't exactly enamoured with the idea of joining the poorly-trained military of an increasingly weakened government facing an ever escalating war against a powerful insurgency. Fortunately for the Afghan government, their post-occupation constitution gives them the authority to draft people to fill their military shortfalls.
US General McChrystal says it is important to avoid the appearance of being an occupation force, but with his policy edicts essentially poised to force tens if not hundreds of thousands of Afghans into forced combat fighting a war on the behalf of the US it seems impossible to see it any other way.
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SOUTH BARRE Charles James Sonny Deuso, 70, of the South Barre Road, died Saturday, Jan. 19, 2013, at the Central Vermont Medical Center in Berlin. His family was by his side.
Born on Nov. 25, 1942, in Barre, he was the son of Charles Lewis and Annabelle (Smith) Deuso. He attended Spaulding High School in Barre.
On Nov. 26, 1960, Sonny married Yvonne Cecile Poirier in St. Sylvester Catholic Church in Graniteville. They made their home in Holyoke, Mass., and later Graniteville before moving to their Maple Street home in South Barre in 1993. She died on Aug. 2, 2005.
Sonny was first employed in Barre-area granite sheds for several years before going to work as a machinist at Vermont Castings in Randolph for nearly 15 years. Later, he worked as a long-distance truck driver in Massachusetts and Texas and as a welder for Bombardier in Websterville until his retirement.
He was a member of St. Sylvester Catholic Church in Graniteville. He enjoyed woodworking and carpentry work for himself or while helping others, hunting and driving a racecar at Thunder Road in Barre Town.
Survivors include his two daughters, Penny Keifer and her husband Jon of Arcanum, Ohio, and Wendy Farnham and her husband Michael of Barre Town; four grandchildren, Christopher Keifer, James Keifer, Cori Farnham and Craig Farnham; four brothers, Raymond Deuso and his partner Carol Spencer of Arizona, Kenneth Deuso and his wife Delores of Graniteville, Ronald Deuso and his wife Ginny of Florida, and Timothy Deuso and his partner Bert Garcia of Plattsburgh, N.Y.; three sisters, Marylou Florek of Williamstown, Donna Spencer and her husband Theodore of Orange, and Cheryl Comstock and her husband Allen of Williamstown; many nieces, nephews and cousins.
Besides his wife, Yvonne Deuso, he was predeceased by a son, Reginald Charles Deuso, and three sisters, Barbara McQueen, Victoria Spencer and Terry Lee Deuso.
Entombment will take place in the Hooker and Whitcomb Vault in Barre to await his graveside service in the St. Sylvester Cemetery in Websterville in the spring.
Family and friends may call at the Hooker and Whitcomb Funeral Home, 7 Academy St., Barre, on Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2013, from 6 to 8 p.m.
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ASUS A7V333 Motherboard Review
ASUS' line of motherboard is one of the largest growing lists that I have ever seen. If there is a new chipset of value, ASUS has a board for it, especially in the AMD sector. Their support for AMD has been unwavering. Even with the Intel vs. AMD wars back in the initial release days of the old Slot A Athlon and AMD 750 chipset, ASUS has not backed down to anyone, and it is not looking like they will in the near future.
ASUS' motherboard for AMD started in 1999 with their release of the Slot A 750 chipset based K7M. Regarded as the biggest overclocking board based on 750 chipsets, this pushed ASUS to the top of the AMD must have list, and since that time has not changed in our opinions. With Socket based Athlons and new chipsets, ASUS had their boards out to the public and were the first to include onboard multiplier unlocking and overclocking. This made them an ultimate overclockers board. KT133A and KT266 saw ASUS with more boards and more overclocking, KT266A saw yet another line of boards and more features added as the hardware community demanded more for the dollar. Now with DDR-333 standards hitting our shores, VIA releasing the KT333 for Athlon CPU's supporting DDR-333 memory, ASUS are at it once again.
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Stephen Curry did his best to keep the Warriors from a stressful fourth quarter, but too many turnovers by the home team made for an interesting finish. (USA TODAY IMAGES)
OAKLAND -- Well, wasn't that a white-knuckler? And why wouldn't it have been? It's the Golden Damned State Warriors. That's how it should have ended.
"It," we needn't tell you, being the Warriors' 92-88 win over the Denver Nuggets in Game The Last of this Western Conference quarterfinal.
"It," we needn't add, being this team's second real blooding of this unlikely season.
"It," we add anyway, being their advance to the second round against the team that most tortures them, the San Antonio Spurs.
And "it," in conclusion, being how they roused David Lee from the morgue and turned his appearance into an afterthought by making an 18-point lead nearly disappear in the fourth quarter.
That's an awful lot of "it" for this team to deal with on a night when nobody was quite sure what Warrior team would apply itself. And ultimately, it turned out to be all the Warrior teams at different times.
It was the Warrior team that came out overwhelmed and smaller than the moment, falling behind by 11 five minutes into the second quarter. It was the Warrior team that rallied around Andrew Bogut's ability to frighten the Nuggets away from the basket singlehandedly to cut the lead to 42-40 at halftime. Bogut finished with 14 points and 21 rebounds.
It was the Warrior team that waited for Stephen Curry to set the building on fire in the third, which he did with 11 points in 2:40 to take an eight-point lead. For the series, Curry was 23 of 34 from the field in the third quarter, 13 of 20 from three – enough to make Denver coach George Karl hold his head afterward and say, "We let their three-ball get loose, and we couldn't make a shot, and we lost our confidence."
And it was the Warrior team that tried to hurl the game into the street with 10 fourth-quarter turnovers, nine in the last seven minutes. "God has a sense of humor," head coach Mark Jackson said, "because he wanted to show folks as we threw the ball all over the place that it was a miracle that we survived and advanced."
Yes. It was.
But it was also . . . well . . . weird. Plain weird. It got that way about a half-hour before the game when the rumor broke that Lee might play eight to 10 minutes, and when he came off the bench with six minutes left in the first quarter, the contents of the arena emitted a jet airplane's worth of noise.
He didn't get in for four more minutes, though, took a shot the first time he touched the ball, missed it, came out of the game and never reappeared.
"I guess the New York City ran in me, the Willis Reed impact as a kid," Jackson said. "Not only did I put him in, I ran a play in for him that was just like that, just about where Willie hit his shot (in the 1970 championship series). Obviously part (of playing him) was inspiration."
"You read he's out for the season," Denver coach George Karl said. "I thought he was playing Willis Reed impressions and save the team. (But) I'm too old to be shocked by something like that. Even if he played 20-30 minutes, we could put in a scouting report on how to play him."
Then he laughed helplessly and said, "It was weird."
But so was Bogut's biggest game as a Warrior, after what he called "a nightmare, pitch black for months." He literally turned away from beer for nine months to keep his ankle from swelling, and then turned away the Nuggets singlehandedly from the basket. Time and again Denver's players drove the basket and either kicked the ball back out or took a bad and contested shot. Bogut blocked four of those shots, changed any number of others and was without question the best player on the floor for all of his 39 minutes.
It was a game that ultimately made no logical sense because it followed no rational thread. The Warriors were going to Denver, then they were going to San Antonio, then they were going back to Denver again, especially the way they mangled those nine possessions in their final 20.
"It felt like each possession can't get worse than this, and then it does," Curry said. "They were trapping all over the floor, the sense of urgency was heightened for them obviously. We gave them every opportunity to get back in the game, with a lot of miscommunication, playing on our heels. Hopefully we don't do that again."
On the other hand, they have a chance either to learn, or repeat it. They have advanced to the second round to play the team that is historically meanest to them, which is a tradeoff they will happily take – white-knuckles or no.


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December 2, 2013 – At 1:07 pm, Dane County Sheriff's deputies responded to a one-vehicle crash on CTH K, just west of Church Road in the town of Springfield.
Jamie G. Thompson, age 40 of Rio, was operating a large dump truck when he swerved to avoid hitting a deer. He lost control of the truck, struck a guard rail, and then went into a culvert. The truck sustained extensive front end damage. Thompson was treated for minor injuries at the scene by Middleton EMS. The Middleton Fire Department also responded to the scene and assisted with a large fuel spill resulting from the crash.
Thompson was cited for Failure to Maintain Control. The Dane County Sheriff's Office advises that motorists try to resist the reaction to swerve in an attempt to avoid hitting animals or debris in the road. In many cases this increases the extent of damage or serious injury.


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so i may have more of an hourglass shape.if so how much would the price be to have this done. thank you.
How to Transfer Fat from Belly to my Hips and Butt?
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Brazilian Butt Lift a very popular technique
Fat transfer to the buttocks e.g Brazillian lift is becoming a very popular procedure. It is a technical procedure that involve both liposuction and fat transfer. An average of 400cc is needed on each size to be able to have a sizable difference.
The average time frame is 2-4 hours, depending on the amount needed for transfer. Average cost from 5-10k. Best of luck!
Web reference: http://newportplastic.com/body/
How to transfer fat from my belly to my hips and butt?
In our practice we offer third part financing options through companies like Care Credit. The costs are dependent on the extent and complexity of the planned operation. Best of luck!
Fat Transfer to the Buttock
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Fat Transfer From the Belly to Hips and Butt
The amount of fat needed depends on the shape and needs of each individual patient, however in general at least 500cc per buttock need to be placed to see a significant difference. On average patients typically receive around 800cc per buttock side for a total of 1600cc of fat transfer. However just like a breast augmentation the amount of fat needed various from patient to patients. Also the sculpting done with the liposuction is a big part of the procedure to improve the overall shape.
When considering this procedure it is very important that you have your procedure performed by a board certified plastic surgeon.
In general of the procedures that I perform this is one where patients tend to be universally extremely happy.
I hope this helps.
Web reference: http://www.austinbrazilianbuttlift.com/
Fat Transfer from Belly to Buttock
Web reference: http://www.drshermak.com/body-surgery-baltimore/fat-transfer/
Fat transfer from belly to buttocks
This can be achieved with a fat transfer
Yes, it's possible to achieve that Jennifer Lopez, sculpted buttock using your own fat that can be taken from the abdomen.
Buttock augmentation with your own fat allows you to get a natural more pleasing shape and contour to the backside by augmenting curves, correcting an imbalance or increasing size and prominence of the buttock.
Fat taken from the abdomen (stomach) can be used for this enhancement, so you get the benefit of reducing your stomach while you enhance your butt and all without implants, which can be painful.
Fat Transfer
Dear Kassy
Fat Transfer is an excellent technique to help wth shaping the body and to acheive an hourglass shape.
The procedure is basically a speacialized liposuction and the fat that is removed is prepared for injection. The fat is placed in multiple layers to add 'shape'- shape being the key word. The liposuction is not just for the harvesting but also the shaping to acheive the hourglass shape!
You will need a few days to recover- it will feel like you had a hard workout. Bruising can last 2 to 3 weeks. The small incisions for the fat harvest and injection are place in areas so that they are minimally visible.
On occasion you made need a little more fat added. to acheive a great result you will need to have enough fat for injection!
Good Luck.
With Warm Regards,
Trevor M Born MD
Fat transfer
You are referring to a fat transfer procedure. This basically is liposuction, where the fat is processed rather than discarded, and then placed in the deficient areas. The problem with this is that the survival of the transferred fat is not that predictable. You may consider a tummy tuck which will accomplish all but the butt.
Yes, it is possible to transfer fat from your abdomen and thighs to your butt and hips. The surgery usually lasts between 2 and 4 hours. The cost here in Manhattan can range between $7,000 and $20,000 depending on how much fat transfer is involved. Good luck.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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What is reflexology
Reflexology is a wonderful therapy. It feels fantastic, is profoundly relaxing and when used in the right way, can help the body recover from a wide range of conditions.
It is one of the oldest forms of complementary therapy with roots in ancient Eygpt, China & India.
It is based on the theory that there are micro-systems on the feet, hands and face that connect to all aspects of our bodies. By massaging specific points on the feet, hands or face, one can affect corresponding parts of the body. Amazing!
A reflexologist looks for areas of sensitivity or deposits on the feet, hands or face that indicate potential weaknesses and causes of problems in the body. By working on these areas, it is possible to help the body recover.
What type of person has reflexology?
I see two types of clients.
The first group is those people that use reflexology as a preventative treatment ie they use reflexology as a way of maintaining their health. These people tend to either run their own businesses or have high-stress jobs or lives. Without regular reflexology treatments the stress would begin to impact negatively on their health.
The second group is those that come with a particular condition or illness and are looking for help in recovering. Typical clients are looking for relief from pain (eg headaches, migraine, sinusitis, abdominal pain, sciatica, neck/shoulder/back pain etc), stress (anxiety, sleep problems), and also help with any hormonal imbalances or changes (eg irregular menstrual cycle, fertility problems, pregnancy reflexology, inducing labour, menopause etc)
Reflexology and Pregnancy
Pregnancy is a wonderful time in a women's life. However for some, fatigue, nausea and discomfort can take away a lot of the excitement and joy of expecting a baby. Since there is not much medication that can be taken during this time, a lot of mothers-to-be look to complementary therapies to help with these symptoms.
Reflexology is a gentle, non-invasive treatment which has been shown to be safe throughout pregnancy (though there are instances where it is contra-indicated and caution should be applied during the first trimester).
Here are 5 ways in which it can help:
1)Produces a feeling of profound relaxation leading to a reduction in stress & tension
2)Can provide relief for all the major and minor symptoms associated with pregnancy
3)Eases the body through all the changes, helping prevent problems arising in the first place
4)Soothes tired and aching feet
5)Can significantly reduce labour times. (Research by G. Motha & J.Mcgrath in 1992 has shown that regular reflexology treatments during pregnancy can significantly reduce labour times)
Aside from these, pregnancy is a time to put your feet up, indulge yourself a little and prepare for the journey ahead
Reflexology and Autism
For the last four years I have been the reflexologist at the Holmewood School in North London. I spend one day a week giving Foot and Facial reflexology treatments to children and staff. You can read more about it on my blog page.
Reflexology for improving athletic performance
Reflexology is not necessarily the first thing that springs to mind when you talk about sport but you'd be surprised how helpful it can be. You read more about it here
I offer Reflexology, Facial Reflexology and Japanese Facial Lifting at the following clinics:
St Johns Osteopathy & Acupuncture
54 Abbey Gardens
St Johns Wood
London NW8 9AT
10 minutes walk from both St Johns Wood & Maida Vale tube stations. It is also easily accessible from West Hampstead, Swiss Cottage & Queen's Park
1 Adam & Eve Mews
High St Kensington
London W8 6UG
Less than 5 minutes walk from High St Kensington tube, it is also easily accessible from Holland Park, Notting Hill, Earl's Court, South Kensington & Gloucester Road.
The Crypt, St Peter's Church
119 Eaton Square
London SW1W 9AL
Based in Belgravia, just 5 minutes walk from Victoria Station. It is also easily accessible from Knightsbridge, Pimlico, Sloane Square & Westminster.
For those who can't make it to the clinics, I offer home and office visits in the boroughs of Brent, Kensington & Chelsea, Westminster & Hammersmith & Fulham.
I also spend one day a week working on pupils and staff at the Holmewood School in North London.