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BWW Recap: GAME OF THRONES Raises Some Eyebrows in 'Book of the Stranger'
by Jessica Naftaly - May 16, 2016
This week's episode of Game of Thrones just aired, entitled "Book of the Stranger," a title that had little to do with the episode besides a not so subtle namedrop halfway through. This episode delivered more of what Thrones is seemingly becoming more about; shocks, deaths, quips and nudity, and les... (more...)
BWW Recap: Dear Susan, Won't You Come Out to Play on SCANDAL
by Jennifer McHugh - April 01, 2016
The campaigns are starting to get dirty... dirty, ugly and unfathomable. This is also happening on SCANDAL.... (more...)
BWW Preview: The Song Remains the SHAMELESS for Season Six
by Jennifer McHugh - January 07, 2016
Look, I'm not going to lie to you, I adore this show and it's hard for me to be a critic about it. So forgive my gushing as I love everything Gallagher and will most likely over praise them an exorbitant amount. I'd like to apologize for it, but I won't.... (more...)
BWW Recap: Besties and Brujo on ASH VS. EVIL DEAD
by Desiree Fantal - November 21, 2015
A quickie recap of epi three ICYMI, and then on to epi four where Ash gets stoned, almost kills Kelly, and Xena starts a manhunt with my favorite character from the sitcom Girlfriends.... (more...)
BWW Recap: Epic Rap Battles of THE AMAZING RACE
by Courtney Henley - October 31, 2015
Last week, there were a lot of surprises - and arguably even more fights - on THE AMAZING RACE. Who would've ever expected Team Alabama (even with the Express Pass) to climb to the top of the pack and land at the Pit Stop in first place? Not me, I'll tell you that. As for the arguing, well, the came... (more...)
BWW Recap: LIVE West Coast HEROES REBORN Series Premiere Recap
by Courtney Henley - September 24, 2015
Tonight, NBC takes another stab at its 2006 fan favorite science fiction show with a new series, aptly named HEROES REBORN. This time around, we'll be introduced to a whole new set of extraordinary people with a whole new set of extraordinary abilities (in other words, you'll be fine if you've never... (more...)
BWW Recap: EMPIRE, The Lyons' King
by Jennifer McHugh - September 24, 2015
A multitude of guest stars, a concert, a cage and a cannibal, yes, all those things were in the Season Two premiere of EMPIRE. If you were worried about this season easing you into the action, rest assured, there is no rest for the wicked.... (more...)
BWW Recap: You Took the Tongue Right Out of My Mouth on TEEN WOLF
by Jennifer McHugh - August 04, 2015
It must have been while you were killing me... what? No Meatloaf fans? Ah well, so that was horrifying and will provide me with new nightmares about how I don't want to die for years. Goodness, that was graphic!... (more...)
BWW Recap: Can Anyone 'Ransom a Man's Soul' on Tonight's OUTLANDER Finale?
by Kara McCoy - May 30, 2015
I'm going to cut to the chase here: tonight's season finale of OUTLANDER was hard to watch. I mean, really hard to watch. It made 'Wentworth Prison' look like an episode of 'Full House.' I'm pretty sure my skin was crawling for the entire 60 minutes, starting with that first shot of Jamie staring de... (more...)
BWW Recap: Alex Celebrates Graduation, & More, on MODERN FAMILY's Season Finale
by Matt Smith - May 21, 2015
So, here we are. After nine months and 23 episodes, we've arrived at the MODERN FAMILY season finale. And the Dunphy-Delgado-Tucker-Pritchetts are going out with a bang, capping two season-long story arcs — the first, of course, being Alex's send-off to college, which we/she has been preparing for a... (more...)
BWW Recap: Here Comes the Sun on SCANDAL
by Jennifer McHugh - May 15, 2015
That felt like… a happy ending? Am I still watching SCANDAL? As the fourth season comes to a close, it was an uncharacteristic bow tie for most of our characters. Sure, some were out of a job, some out of a marriage, but it did seem like temporary bliss for the Commander-in-Chief.... (more...)
BWW Recap: The Latest Twists are a 'Headache' for Our Resident GRIMM
by Tiffany Croisant - May 08, 2015
You guys, Trubel is coming back this week! Does anything else even matter? Oh, yeah, Nick was getting ready to shoot Monroe. Let's start there.... (more...)
GREY's ANATOMY, 'She's Leaving Home', 4/30, Recap Updating LIVE!
by Desiree Fantal - April 30, 2015
Last week featured a Thursday that was 'a beautiful day to save lives.' Well, everyone's life but Derek Shepherd's. After nearly a full 11 seasons of scrubbing in, Patrick Dempsey's character was killed off of the hit ABC show, and the internet exploded.... (more...)
BWW Recap: Leaving Home on THE GOOD WIFE
by Jacqueline Bublitz - April 26, 2015
My head hurts. I want to go back to Season 1. When THE GOOD WIFE universe was whole. When we had Diane and Will, and Cary and Alicia. And Kalinda. Always Kalinda, working for everyone, figuring everything out, saving days and sharing shots.... (more...)
VH1's LOVE & HIP HOP: ATLANTA Returns with All-New Season Tonight
by TV News Desk - April 20, 2015
VH1's smash hit series "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" returns for another sensational season tonight, April 20th at 8:00 PM ET/PT immediately followed by the series premiere of "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta: The Afterparty LIVE!" at 9:00 PM ET/PT, which will dish about all of the OMG moments with cast member... (more...)
VH1's LOVE & HIP HOP: ATLANTA Returns with All-New Season 4/20
by TV News Desk - April 09, 2015
VH1's smash hit series "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" returns for another sensational season on Monday, April 20th at 8:00 PM ET/PT immediately followed by the series premiere of "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta: The Afterparty LIVE!" at 9:00 PM ET/PT, which will dish about all of the OMG moments with cast memb... (more...)
Public Television's WORLD Channel to Air Season 3 of AMERICA REFRAMED
by TV News Desk - April 06, 2015
Join journalist and series host Natasha Del Torofor the continuation of the 3 rdseason ofAMERICA REFRAMED,WORLD Channel's independent film series co-produced with American Documentary, Inc. (AmDoc).... (more...)
BWW My Two Cents: No Paddle Needed, SCHITT'S CREEK is the Place to Be
by Jennifer McHugh - March 26, 2015
Are you watching this show? If your answer is no, then I question your life choices. This is comedy at its best. Canada has rewarded us with this comedy gem that makes us almost want to forgive them for Bieber.... (more...)
BWW Recap: It's History Time on BETTER CALL SAUL
by Courtney Henley - March 10, 2015
Until now, we've only been given teeny tiny, itty bitty glimpses into the complicated, troubled past that belongs to one Mike Ehrmantraut. We know he used to be a cop, and we know that he now works as a parking attendant, but that's about it. Every good BREAKING BAD fan knows that a lot happens betw... (more...)
BWW Recap: You're Invited to the 'Boyle-Linetti Wedding' on BROOKLYN NINE-NINE
by Kaitlin Milligan - March 01, 2015
Tonight on BROOKLYN NINE-NINE, Boyle's dad and Gina's mom get married! On 'Boyle-Linetti Wedding' the entire squad is given a job to fulfill for the ceremony. Unfortunately, Jake and Amy get sidetracked chasing down a criminal and Terry struggles to officiate the wedding. Nick Cannon also returns to... (more...)
BWW Recap: Dr. Herman Suffers from a Crisis of Hope on GREY'S
by Desiree Fantal - February 26, 2015
After reading last week's recap, I was emailed this food for thought: "Think they'll make Lady Shepherd fail and she'll be tempted by the drugs again? I hope not. We don't need to see that, but Geena Davis doesn't feel like a long term cast member." So these are the questions that milled around my b... (more...)
BWW Live Recap: Theatre Stars Front and Center at 87th Academy Awards
by Matt Smith - February 22, 2015
It's that time of year again! Hollywood heavyweights are flocking to the Dolby Theatre this afternoon to attend the 87th Annual Academy Awards. Like the Golden Globes, presented earlier this year, the roster of nominees are primarily made up of film stars (well, duh!) more so than stage actors, but ... (more...)
BWW Recap: Crazy Little Thing Called Love on SHAMELESS
by Jennifer McHugh - February 15, 2015
I don't want to oversell it, but was this the best episode of SHAMELESS yet? My goodness with these performances. I'm so grateful William H. Macy was finally given a SAG award for his performance. The rest of this cast needs to be acknowledged as well.... (more...)
BWW Recap: Fitz Went Down to the International Terrorist County Auction on SCANDAL
by Jennifer McHugh - February 13, 2015
I was gone on vacation last week, I didn't miss anything, did I? Except Fitz revealing the truth to Mellie and Cyrus, Huck torturing Liz for the truth, Jake and David Rosen figuring out where Liv was just after she made a deal with her captor, Ian? Is that all? Sheesh. I'm never going away again!... (more...)
BWW Recap: Hate and Date on This Week's MARRY ME!
by Dylan Siegman - February 03, 2015
Last week, we got a taste of Jake's past with the arrival of 'The Boyz' - outrageously/drunkely played by Jerry O'Connell, Steve Little and Brandon Johnson. After Annie pulls Jake away from plans with his friends to take care of wedding stuff, tensions rise pulling Jake in two directions. In the end... (more...)
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The biggest question I find on these forums is "Do my kills count if the players drop below 6?"
The answer is, yes, they do count. Your "Seriously..." and weapon achievements will still count, no matter how many people. Even if the host quits. As long as you stay in the match until it is over, you'll get you're kills.
People are confused over this because if you go look on the leaderboards, it does not count these kills or points, because they do not consider these as legitimate. But you, as a gamer, still receive your kills.
Got it? However, this game's achievements are still really messed up, so I don't know if they'll unlock at the right time for you. I mean, come on Epic, how the hell do you screw up your achievement system, THIS badly? lol
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Frank Martin doesn't like to use the mini-phrase "go to" player, but that's exactly what Jacob Pullen was last year, and what Rodney McGruder has pretty much become this year.
"I like a team," the Wildcat coach says. "If I was interested in coaching a very good player, I would be the one-on-one coach over at the Boys' and Girls' Club. This is a team game."
Perhaps, but it's been the individual heroics of McGruder within K-State's framework of team play that has put him in the spotlight as K-State sports a 6-5 Big 12 record, and 17-6 mark overall heading into the killer four-game schedule of at Texas, Kansas, at Baylor and at Missouri.
Averaging 17.2 points in KSU's Big 12 games to rank fifth in the conference, Martin said of his 6-foot-4 junior, "He is playing great and it is very well-deserved. He is trying to evolve as a player and we are trying to find ways to use him better as a player."
McGruder played on a gimpy leg throughout the 2010-11 season when he averaged 11.1 points on 44 percent shooting, plus secured a team-high 5.9 rebounds per game during a year when it was Pullen who played the starring role.
This year McGruder is averaging 14.7 points per game on 45 percent shooting and controlling his normal five-plus rebounds while averaging a team high 32 minutes per game. His play of late has been plagued by an infected blister that has prevented him from practicing.
The Washington D.C., native has certainly been "go to" in his play of late with games of 33 points against Texas, 30 against Baylor and at least 19 points in three other conference games.
"He just keeps getting better and better," said Martin. "He is on-go right now."
While Martin says he's not K-State's "go to" player, he admits that opposing scouting reports may say otherwise.
He admits of those reports, "They say we cannot let McGruder catch it in this area and when he does catch it, we cannot let him do this."
He adds, "They do things that take him away and that is where having balance helps your team. To take one player away, you have to do it with more than one guy. When you do that, you open up other areas of the floor and you have to have guys that are willing to make plays."
While Martin knows that No. 22 can't do it by himself, the Wildcat coach does say, "What he can do is create a personality. He can be the guy who stands up and create the demand the team needs to be held up to. He needs a group of guys with him, and he knows that, but he's starting to do what Denis (Clemente) and Jacob (Pullen) did."
"Every team needs a guy who sets the standard on how a team needs to play," said Martin. "Rodney continues to improve in that department. That comes from within. It can't be assigned. He's been awesome. He represents everything I want my kid to represent when he grows up."
Humble by nature, K-State's leading scorer does say, "I do believe it's my team. Frank has trusted me and given me the leadership role, but I also know I have to become a better leader. Some of it comes naturally, but it's also something I have to work at. No one comes out being a leader. You have to work for it."
Where McGruder separates himself from other Big 12 scorers is his mid-range game that the Wildcat roster has not recently enjoyed. Michael Beasley was a post-up guy, while Pullen played at the top of the circle or made plays by driving to the rim.
"Rodney has that ability to take one or two dribbles and score on a mid-range jumper. Jacob never had that game," said Martin. "We all know he can shoot the 3, but he's continued to work on his mid-range game."
Overall, McGruder added of his personal play, "I've been more aggressive trying to attack and create a shot for myself rather than settling for the 3 all the time. I want to be able to switch it up a little bit."
A year ago with Pullen scoring 20-plus points per game, McGruder said, "I wouldn't say I settled, but I played kind of passive at times. I wasn't as aggressive as I've been of late."
After watching McGruder torch the Baylor Bears for 30 points on 10-of-14 shooting, BU's Quincy Acy said of the Wildcats star's play, "He is their best player. Good players make great plays. He is a great player."
One not arguing that comment is Martin: "He's wired the right way. He has an engine that never slows down."


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Watching this "reseller" documentary is fitting for a #tbt. I know most will view the piece as an introspective on hypebeast thirst but I've digested the videos as a blast-from-the-past and reflection on how much this game's changed. But first off, I won't front like I've never flipped anything. In
CLSC opens 1st storefront on FAIRFAX!
Wsup y'all, first and foremost, congrats to Jesse & the homies at CLSC for their new storefront! The store is in the heart of Los Angeles' infamous Streetwear mecca, Fairfax Avenue, and boy was it the #ILLEST! CLSC started in 2010 by Josh Vides, and has since been putting their
HUF, back on The Block!
First and foremost, I am happy that the very first Streetwear store I ever walked into, is now back! I remember walking into the HUFSF store, back in San Francisco *YAY AREA, BREH-BREH*, hearing jokes from Mega, lining up for all the HUF collabos, and later finding out that everything that
Agenda Long Beach 2013
The tradeshow season kicked off the new year with the first Agenda show in Long Beach this past weekend. Armed with my iPhone 4S and Izzi Gadgets Orbit I walked through the multiple aisles to share a bit from the industry only event. I selected a few up and coming
Queens, Vancouver | Winter 2011 Lookbook
I had blogged about Queens' inception over the summer time earlier this year. The company, (ran by the amazing Rose Raflores) has been blossoming in the city. Here's a sneak peak at their Winter 2011 lookbook- featuring Vancouver's own, Emmalyn Estrada. Check their website for the whole lineup. Official Website


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Paige's Guide to Downtown Gainesville
- CAHOOTS HANDBAGS: 205 S. Commerce, Gainesville, TX 76240
The store, which is housed in the historic George Y Bird Building with a 100+ year old Sarsaparilla mural, has the locally made line handcrafted from vintage textiles in teensy limited editions, other handmade lines, art, and interesting gifts. The creaking wood floors, wavy glass, and the colorful merchandise create a comfortable backdrop for store parties and you can usually find locals hanging out on the store's couch having a beer.
2. Favorite Coffee Shop, Café, or Restaurant
- THE FRIED PIE COMPANY: 202 W. Main, Gainesville, TX 76240
A Gainesville institution that has been around for over 30 years, this breakfast/lunch spot is the daily meeting place for locals and it draws a crowd from all over the country for their infamous fried pies.
3. Best Neighborhood Park
A gorgeous woody park with amazing community-built playground, Leonard Park also includes Frank Buck Zoo with its daily giraffe feedings and wonderful animal education programs.
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Cahoots Handbags & a leisurely walk around the neighborhood after a Fried Pie breakfast to see the Victorian homes.
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- Off-Topic General Discussion (http://www.snowboardingforum.com/off-topic-general-discussion/)
- - Invest in beer, not Wall St. (http://www.snowboardingforum.com/off-topic-general-discussion/7508-invest-beer-not-wall-st.html)
Invest in beer, not Wall St.
If you bought $1000 of stock a year ago, you would now have:
$91.28 if you bought Washington Mutual
$37.50 if you bought Neomagic
$21.29 if you bought Freddie Mac
$20.79 if you bought Fannie Mae
But, if you had purchased $1,000 worth of beer one year ago, drank all the beer, then turned in the cans for the recycling REFUND You would have $ 214.00 in cash.
So the best investment advice is to drink heavily and recycle.
Yo thats clever and quite the eye opener... Lucky for me I own none of that stock but my recycling bins are full of bottles.
i have stock in budweiser, they are doing quite well. honestly stock in alcohol wouldnt be a bad idea, people feel shitty due to their failing stocks and drink. brilliant!
As much as this is a sad reality, I find it funny as fuck :laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:
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James Page Gets 7 Years in Prison For Bank Robberies
A federal judge in Oakland sentenced a former world champion James Page, convicted of several bank robberies, to seven years in prison, handing down a lighter sentence in part because of the defendant's boxing-related injuries, his difficult childhood and a mistake by a Georgia court in 2001 that resulted in his spending additional years in prison.
James Page was facing up to 20 years in prison during Tuesday's hearing after he pleaded guilty to the San Francisco Bay Area bank robberies in February. Prosecutors say the 43-year-old Page - who had been dubbed the "Button Down Bandit" because of the shirts he wore - took more than $20,000 during the heists last year, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
Page told U.S. District Court Judge Jeffrey White in Oakland he knows what he did was wrong.
"With the pressures of life out there and my ego, I decided to take things in my own hands and make poor choices. I made a mistake, a mistake I take responsibility for," he said in court, according to the Oakland Tribune.
Page - known in the ring as "The Mighty Quinn" - won the World Boxing Association welterweight title in 1998. He later lost his title and was sentenced to 11 years in prison following his arrest in 2001 on suspicion of robbing a bank in Atlanta.
White noted on Tuesday that an error by a Georgia court kept Page in prison four years longer than he should have been, taking away what might have been his last chance at continuing his boxing career, the Tribune reported. Page also suffered injuries that impaired his memory and ability to reason, according to his attorney, Ellen Leonida, and a neurologist.
Page attempted a comeback in 2012 after his release, but lost his first match.
His mother, Pamela Page, thanked the judge after the sentencing, saying he had helped to save her son.
Now Page is a gatekeeper........just the wrong gate.Comment by La_Vibora on 08-21-2014
[QUOTE=Dirk Diggler UK;14875193]"No one can talk about pound-for-pound until they beat Page"[/QUOTE] LOL, thats right, this was the actual quote, not the one that I wrongly quoted.Comment by TBear on 08-21-2014
Page was once a very good boxer with exceptional power. Sorry to see how far he has fallen.Comment by jas on 08-21-2014
the boxing world turns the page into a new chapter in boxing historyComment by Dirk Diggler UK on 08-21-2014
[QUOTE=La_Vibora;14874788]"No one is the true welterweight champion until they beat James Page." Which one of you young whipper snappers knows who said that and why?[/QUOTE] "No one can talk about pound-for-pound until they beat Page"Post a Comment - View More User Comments (16)


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Yeah, I am not sure why there is a coupon for Mass Effect 2 when most Best Buy stores are not carrying the game anymore. I had to go to Gamestop to get a copy since none of my Best Buy stores around me have it in stock, new. I felt dirty after walking out of Gamestop. Bleh!
My store got about 8 copies in for the PS3 this week. prob dumping warehouse stock to certain stores


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What is the Porter Hospital internship?
The Porter Medical Center Internship is an intensive month long community based internship for pre-medical students. Interns are assigned a physician preceptor and spend the month shadowing health care providers both in the office setting and the operating room. Students also participate in electives, which include riding along with the ambulance crew, shadowing in the nursing home/rehab facility, visiting hospice and learning how blood samples are processed in the hospital lab. The weekly classroom component of the internship includes selected readings and presentations from invited guests. In previous years we have had representatives from the UVM College of Medicine admissions team to speak about the admissions process, and had a panel of allied health professionals discuss their career choices. Upon completion of the internship, each student will be asked to reflect on their month long experience and submit a paper that explores a medical topic of interest.
While the internship allows for some flexibility, the expectation is that students will be in a clinical setting for roughly 25 hours per week, totaling a minimum of 100 hours for the term. Most students take full advantage of the many opportunities made available to them at Porter and engage more than the minimum number of hours.
The Health Professions Team will coordinate the review of candidates with head preceptor of the Porter Internship, Dr. Eric Benz. 15 interns will be selected; in 2014 there were 51 applicants for the 15 slots, so the process is competitive. Applications are due at 11:59 PM on Sunday, October 11, 2015 and you will be notified of your status no later than October 14, 2015. Late applications will not be considered. Your participation in the internship will be contingent upon your complying with our immunization requirements and completion of an Assumption of Risk and Code of Conduct Form. You will also be responsible for completing an application for Winter Term credit. Hannah Benz will serve as the Academic Sponsor for all the Porter Hospital Interns.
Please submit the following material via MOJO no later than 11:59 PM on Sunday, October 11, 2015: Cover letter, resume, internship selection form, written responses to questions.
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Steve Hochstadt: As grass-roots organizations, unions are feared by dictators. All of the world's dictatorships, whether left or right, have banned free unions.
Behind the Kitchen Door
Diane Lefer: A comment last week on an LA Times blog argued that "working in a restaurant is not supposed to provide a 'living wage'. It's a job that teenagers and students use to get started in life." Not so according to ROC-LA co-coordinator Cathy Dang who reported that nationwide, people tend to stay in the industry for a lifetime.
Why We Should Trade Broccoli and Asparagus for Hot Dogs and Apple Pie
Robert Reich: The requirement that everyone purchase health insurance, or pay a fine doesn't appeal to many Americans. They don't like the government telling them they have to buy something. But the healthcare system can't work without this mandate. Only if everyone buys insurance can insurers afford to cover people with preexisting conditions, or pay the costs of catastrophic diseases.
Why Has Every Pro-Repeal GOP Lawmaker Given Their Congressional Staff Taxpayer-Funded, Government Health Care?
Lee Fang: Evan as they rip the bill as some sort of "monstrosity" of "socialism," nearly every Republican lawmaker eagerly accepts government health benefits afforded to them as members of Congress.
Republican Assault on Health Care Could Backfire
Robert Reich: If successful—either in Congress or in the courts—a Republican victory could turn into a Phyrric one by opening the way to the alternative model, based on the system Americans seem to prefer: payroll taxes and public insurance.
Reconsidering Japan…Reconsidering Paul Krugman
Steven Hill: No one has been more influential in defining this narrative than New York Times columnist and Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman.
The Myth of the Overtaxed Europeans
Steven Hill: In return for their taxes, Europeans get valuable support systems like childcare, senior care, university tuition and healthcare. Americans must pay exorbitantly, out-of-pocket, for these support services often going without because the cost is prohibitive.
What's the Matter with America? The Big Disconnect
Charles Hayes: If America is going to have a better future, we need to put our Stone Age feelings of exceptional identity aside and intellectually guard ourselves against emotional manipulation while reasoning our way forward.
In Praise of "ObamaCare"
Diana Peterson-More: I thank President Obama enormously for having persevered against much rancor and dis-information to pass health reform. My family, along with all American families, will benefit a great deal.
Health Care Reform – Six Months Later
Peter Dreier: Lots of reporters and pundits-all of whom have good, employer-provided health insurance plans-now say that Obama invested too much capital getting the Affordable Care Act through Congress when he should have been concentrating on the economy.
Congress Should Pass the "Medicare You Can Buy Into" Act
Tracy Emblem: Grayson's simple public option plan is more cost-effective for many individual's who are held hostage now by the BIG Four. Buying into Medicare's larger insurance risk pool brings down individual premiums.
Americans Need a Job
Tracy Emblem: Workers are the backbone of America but the backbone has been aching for some time and needs immediate and serious attention – through job creation policies.
The Economic Fallacy of 'Zombie' Japan
Steven Hill: Paul Krugman and others have got Japan wrong: Americans should be so lucky as to get a Japanese-style lost decade
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Steven Tyler Loves J.Lo's Movies
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Treachery!By Amos Barshad
Plus, Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert broke up their "best friends for six months" relationship on our regular late-night roundup.By Nim Barshad
Celebrities like Kim Kardashian were happy that by doing nothing, they could raise money for AIDS.By Kyle Buchanan
"Keeping Up With the Kardashians" — all day, every day.By Mike Vilensky
Larry seems really familiar with the song.By Edith Zimmerman
Plus: January Jones denies reports that Jason Sudeikis has seen her naked.
"You always know when it's the right time to go."By Josh Duboff
We hope this will serve as a lesson to any of our readers considering sharing their feelings with Ryan Seacrest.By Lane Brown
Bowersox: "What's the point?"By Lane Brown
And he's happy that Ryan Seacrest dissed him.By Emma Rosenblum
Why did he keep trying to make Didi Benami cry?By Emma Rosenblum
Episodes on March 23, March 30, and April 6 will all be double-length.By Adam K. Raymond
Is this a risky or genius move by Fox? We'll see!By Mark Graham
On E!'s upcoming Seacrest-produced 'Bank of Hollywood,' a "celebrity panel" will dole out "their own money" to regular cash-strapped people.By Lane Brown
Tweets Ryan Seacrest: "guy that runs nbc- put office biggest looser etc on is leaving to launch a new studio."By Lane Brown
She wants $20 million per year.By Mark Graham
He just signed a $45 million deal to host 'Idol' for the next three years.By Mark Graham
Unless we're mistaken, three incidents in a short time span definitely indicates a trend.By Mark Graham


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Hello friends! The fall season has begun!. The muskadine grapes and pears are coming in fast with
plenty for all. The persimmons should be ripe in another week. The grapes and persimmons are $1/lb and the pears are 50 cents/lb. U-Pic
or we can arrange the picking for you for a little extra. Nothing is ever sprayed on any fruit, We do not have regular hours
so you must call Linda (352) 344-4496 to arrange a time to come visit. This time of year early morning or late in the
day is best. The grass is wet in the am so we recommend sturdy shoes/boots and be prepared for the usual hazards of having
fun outdoors which includes the possibility of encounters with insects (some may sting) or uneven terrain. Stay
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Presently we are only offering ginger plants for sale by phone. Otherwise, you must come to the farm. Here
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1815 (dated) 23 x 20.5 in (58.42 x 52.07 cm)
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John Thomson (fl. 1804 - 1837) was a Scottish cartographer, publisher and bookbinder active in Edinburgh during the early part of the 19th century. Thomson is generally one of the leading masters of the Edinburgh school of cartography which flourished from roughly 1800 to 1830. Thomson & his contemporaries (Pinkerton & Cary) redefined European cartography by abandoning typical 18th century decorative elements such as elaborate title cartouches and fantastic beasts in favor of detail and accuracy. Thomson's principle works include the Thomson's New General Atlas, published from 1814 to 1821 and his Atlas of Scotland. The "Atlas of Scotland, a work of groundbreaking detail and dedication would eventually bankrupt the Thomson firm in 1830. Today Thomson maps are becoming increasingly rare as they are highly admired for their monumental size, vivid hand coloration, and superb detail.


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The California Music Center nurtures the talents and careers of young musicians from around the world by assisting them with the development of professional and performance skills, encouraging their community involvement, and providing them performance opportunities and monetary support.
Congratulations to This Year's Competition Winners
Thanks to all 9 Semifinalists for sharing such wonderful music and spirit over the past few days.
Here are the results for the 2016 Irving M. Klein International String Competition:
- The Chamberlain Family 1st Prize: William Langlie-Miletich, bass
- The Elaine H. Klein 2nd Prize: Coleman Itzkoff, cello
- The Milton Preves Memorial 3rd Prize: Alina Kobialka, violin
- The Jerry Lee Klein Memorial 4th Prize: Evin Blomberg, violin
- The Harry Adams Memorial 5th Prize: Sarah Hall, violin
- The Roman Goronok Scholarship: Coleman Itzkoff, cello
- The Pablo Casals Prize for the Best Performance of Solo Bach: William Langlie-Miletich, bass
- The Allen R. and Susan E. Weiss Memorial Prize for the Best Performance of the Commissioned Work: Coleman Itzkoff, cello
- Semifinalist Prizes: Austin Haley Berman, violin; Dongmin Hyun, cello; Jacqueline Tso, violin; Maya Ramchandran, violin
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Open-Source Databases, Part II: PostgreSQL
where <username> is a PostgreSQL user with sufficient access privileges on the server. The -U option lets us indicate the user name, and the -l option asks the server to list those databases that are available, such as:
List of databases Name | Owner | Encoding -----------+-----------+----------- testserver | reuven | SQL_ASCII postgres | postgres | SQL_ASCII template0 | postgres | SQL_ASCII template1 | postgres | SQL_ASCII (4 rows)
Like many database systems, PostgreSQL maintains its own list of users and groups separately from the underlying operating system. To create a new user, we use the createuser program, which comes with PostgreSQL:
createuser -U postgres reuven
This invokes createuser as postgres (which has permission to create other users) and then creates a new user named reuven. If we make this new user a superuser, reuven also will be allowed to create new databases and roles.
Now, we can create a new database in this cluster:
createdb -U reuven linux
Double-check that the database exists with a reuse of psql -l:
psql -U reuven -l
You might have noticed that we have not given a password any time we have invoked a command that required a user. The default setting for PostgreSQL makes the server available via a local socket (and thus unavailable over the network). Because only local users will be allowed access, we allow connections from any defined user name, even without a password.
We can change this behavior, as well as other security- and connection-related behaviors, in the pg_hba.conf file located at the top of the cluster directory. The file contains extensive documentation and explains how to set up the connection parameters.
Let's connect to our database and see what happens:
$ psql -U reuven linux
Sure enough, we get the psql prompt, inviting us to enter a query. A list of psql comments is available by typing \? at the prompt. We also can get help with SQL syntax and commands with \h, as in:
\h CREATE TABLE
Sure enough, let's start by creating a table:
CREATE TABLE People ( id SERIAL NOT NULL, first_name TEXT NOT NULL, last_name TEXT NOT NULL, email_address TEXT NOT NULL, added_at TIMESTAMP NOT NULL DEFAULT NOW(), PRIMARY KEY(id), UNIQUE(email_address) );
This table has five columns and three different data types. The most common type is TEXT, which is the typical way to store textual data. PostgreSQL has full support for Unicode, and TEXT columns may contain very long strings. (Until version 8.0, PostgreSQL could store a limited amount of data in each row, so this might come as news to some people.) There is no built-in support for indexing TEXT columns, but an add-on module, called tsearch2, is relatively easy to install and provides such functionality for anyone who needs it.
The added_at column is of type TIMESTAMP. PostgreSQL provides a very sophisticated set of time- and date-handling routines, thanks to the division between two basic data types, known as TIMESTAMP and INTERVAL. A timestamp indicates when something happened, whereas an interval tells you how long something took. We thus can subtract two timestamps (to get an interval) or add an interval to a timestamp (to get a new timestamp). Moreover, PostgreSQL lets us define intervals using English-like syntax, such as:
SELECT id FROM People WHERE added_at > NOW () ↪- interval '30 days';
The above query shows us all of the people who were added to our contact database in the last 30 days.
The added_at column defines a DEFAULT value as well. This means that if we fail to INSERT an explicit value for added_at, PostgreSQL will use the current time (at the time of insertion).
The id column, which we define to be our primary key, uses a SERIAL data type. The thing is, SERIAL isn't a data type at all. Rather, it's syntactic sugar that does several things:
It creates a new sequence object, whose values are integers that start at 1 and increase each time we ask for a value.
It defines the column type to be INTEGER.
It sets the DEFAULT clause for our column to be the result of requesting a new value from the sequence.
This might sound like a complicated way of saying, "SERIAL gives us an auto-incrementing column". And that's true, in a sense, but you can have as many SERIAL columns as you like in a table, and each sequence can have all sorts of properties associated with it, including its starting point and increment.
Finally, by defining id to be a primary key and email_address to be unique, we implicitly ask PostgreSQL to create indexes on these two columns. When we execute the above query, PostgreSQL notifies us what it's doing behind the scenes:
NOTICE: CREATE TABLE will create implicit sequence "people_id_seq" for serial column "people.id" NOTICE: CREATE TABLE / PRIMARY KEY will create implicit index "people_pkey" for table "people" NOTICE: CREATE TABLE / UNIQUE will create implicit index "people_email_address_key" for table "people"
If and when you drop the People table, these implicitly defined objects are dropped automatically.
To list all of the tables, sequences and views in our database, we can use the \d command:
linux=# \d List of relations Schema | Name | Type | Owner --------+---------------+----------+-------- public | people | table | reuven public | people_id_seq | sequence | reuven (2 rows)
We can add a letter to \d to get a list of only tables (t), indexes (i), sequences (s), functions (f) or views (v). For example, here is a list of the indexes that we have created:
linux=# \di List of relations Schema | Name | Type | Owner | Table -------+--------------------------+-------+--------+------- public | people_email_address_key | index | reuven | people public | people_pkey | index | reuven | people (2 rows)
We can also use \d to inspect a particular object more closely. For example, we can look at our People table with \d People:
linux=# \d People Table "public.people" Column | Type | Modifiers --------------+-----------------------------+---------- id | integer | not null default nextval('people_id_seq'::regclass) first_name | text | not null last_name | text | not null email_address | text | not null added_at | timestamp without time zone | not null default now() Indexes: "people_pkey" PRIMARY KEY, btree (id) "people_email_address_key" UNIQUE, btree (email_address)
There are several things to notice in the above output:
First, PostgreSQL sees the table as public.people, not just people. This is because every object must exist inside of a schema, or namespace, and the default schema is called public. We can use schemas to partition the namespace within a particular database or to handle partitions. This means we don't need to split data across two more databases just to deal with conflicting permissions and names.
The table name, as well as all column names, are displayed in lowercase letters. That's because PostgreSQL tries to adhere to the SQL standard as best as possible, and the standard says that identifiers should be case-insensitive. If you really want case-sensitive names (and you probably don't), use double quotes around the identifiers.
Our id column has been transformed, as expected, into an integer column with a default value taken from a sequence.
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Antrell Rolle is not ashamed of it. "I'm a 'momma's boy,'" he says proudly.
In fact, the Arizona Cardinals' new cornerback – the No. 8 overall selection in the 2005 NFL Draft – did not want to move far from home when he graduated from high school.
Considered the top defensive back prospect in South Florida when he played for South Dade High in Homestead, Antrel opted to go no further from home than to the University of Miami. "I didn't really want to be far from home," he says. "The furthest I would have gone was the University of Florida."
So it's safe to say that Armelia Rolle will be getting a big Mother's Day present from her NFL rookie son next Sunday, May 8.
Every year, NFL players -- using the smallest gestures and the grandest of plans -- devise creative ways to express appreciation for the love and support they have received from their mothers.
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BROTHERLY LOVE: New York Giants running back Tiki Barber and his twin brother, Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Ronde, plan to treat their mom Geraldine to a brand-new Mercedes. It may be extravagant, but they think she's worth every penny.
"Our mom means so much to us," says Tiki. "She sacrificed a lot to make sure we would not need or want for anything."
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"Mom is a big traveler," says Tiki. "With two sons on opposite ends of the east coast, she has to be. In fact, she drives so much that her seven-year-old car already has 100,000 miles on it. It's time for an upgrade. Of anyone in our lives, she deserves it."
YOU'RE RETIRED!: As an early Mother's Day present, Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver-kick returner Dante Hall told his mom she was no longer working.
CAROLYN HALL spent the past 17 years working at Houston's Passport Agency. All told, she has been in the workforce since she was 16 and often worked two jobs to make ends meet.
"She spent so much of her life working to give me the things I needed growing up," says Dante. "Retiring her was my way of thanking her for everything she did to help me along the way."
Dante's retirement present was a house for mom just four miles from his own in Houston, Texas. "She loves that house so much," says Dante. "She was so happy when she first stepped into it that she started crying. It was very emotional for both of us because it signified that we had finally made it."
Carolyn is enjoying retirement. "At first, I didn't know what to do because I had been working for so long," she says. "I was never able to enjoy myself before. I was always worried about putting food on the table. Now I'm able to do the things I want to do. It's the best gift I could have ever received."
Seattle Seahawks 2005 first-round draft pick Chris Spencer will make sure that his courageous mother, Sharon Wallace, never wants or needs for anything. Wallace is retiring at the age of 37 after working several jobs and undergoing brain surgeries. She gave birth to Spencer as a teenager.
A FAMILY AFFAIR: San Diego Chargers wide receiver Kassim Osgood is planning a "day of dates" for his mom. A limo will take her to four outings -- one with each of her children with a topping-it-all-off dinner together.
In the morning, mom Phyllis will join Kassim's sister at a local spa for several hours of pampering. Afterwards she will enjoy lunch with his brother. On the third date, Kassim will escort her on a shopping spree. Then the whole family will meet at a restaurant of her choice for dinner.
BACK TO BASICS: Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Peter Warrick understands that sometimes the little things matter most.
"There's nothing unusual about my plans for Mother's Day," says Peter. "But that doesn't mean it isn't a big deal.
"It's an absolute must to be with my mom on Mother's Day. I am her only child. She always tells me I don't owe her anything, but that just makes her more special to me."
Warrick's mother JoAnn lives in Ellenton, Florida.
"I'll start the day taking her to church and then we'll have a nice meal together," says Peter. "Then I'll probably invite some friends over and do some barbecuing. The rest of the day, it's whatever she wants. It's her day."
BON APPETIT!: Indianapolis Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney is planning an all-day feast for his mom Joy.
She will rise to breakfast in bed when he cooks her favorite meal at 7:00 AM. It will be bacon, eggs (scrambled hard), biscuits (with apple butter) and whole-wheat waffles.
During the afternoon, Dwight will exercise and run errands before rejoining Joy to escort her to a local steakhouse. The reservation must be for no later than 8:00 PM, per Joy's request.
MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Some NFL players celebrate Mother's Day by hosting functions for the moms in their community.
Dallas Cowboys safety Roy Williams will accompany a group of women from the Roy Williams Safety Net Foundation, which provides financial support and guidance to single mothers in low-income households, to a nice dinner in the city.
In Tampa Bay for the second consecutive year, Buccaneers linebackers Ryan Nece and Shelton Quarles will team with Family First to recognize the year's Top 50 Moms in the Bay Area.
Together the players review more than 1,000 applications submitted by loved ones, but the criteria isn't what one might expect.
"We're not looking for the Bucs' best fans," says Ryan. "We're looking for the best moms."
"We want stories of people who have heart, and enjoy their relationships," says Shelton. "We look at a lot of different things."
Those selected will be treated to a special luncheon at Raymond James Stadium, the Bucs' home, where prizes will be presented. All 50 moms invited will receive a gift bag while the top two runners-up for Top Mom will receive two front-row Buccaneers game tickets.
The Top Mom also will receive front-row seats and, in addition, she and her guest will have their photos taken with Ryan and Shelton on the field prior to the game.
But the guys consider themselves the real winners.
"Last year we put it out there like it was a prize for them to have lunch with us," says Nece. "After we read the stories and selected the top 50, we realized we were honored to be in that room."


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For best results marinade for a couple of hours before putting it in the crock pot. I suggest serving this with peach salsa or another type of fruit salsa. My husband likes to substitute beer for the water.
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- 1 lb pork loin
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons cumin
- 1 teaspoon oregano
- 1⁄2 cup onion, minced
- 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 1⁄2 tablespoons chipotle chiles in adobo, puree
- 1⁄4 cup fresh cilantro, chopped
- 1 dash salt
- 2 tablespoons water
- Put all the ingredients, in no specific order, in the crock pot and cook on low for about 3 hours or until done.
- Once the pork is cooked all the way through shred and serve on warm tortillas with your choice of toppings.
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I used pork shoulder to make this. I didn't marinate it but it turned out great anyway. Because of my choice of meat I let it cook on low for 8 hours. The meat was very tender and very spicy. I didn't need any salsa with it. Made for some super tasting tacos. Thanks for sharing. Made for ZWT7.
This was a home run at our house. They even went out of their way to comment on how good it was. We have pork loin quite a bit because it goes on sale regularly and this was a great change of taste. Thanks!
This was REALLY good. My girl friend is not big on eating meat (maybe once a week) and she pigged out. she ate 5 tacos! :)

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Furniture.com's 2006 business strategy went beyond just adding new retailers such as Leon's Furniture Ltd. and RoomStore Furniture. The company also developed better e-commerce tools and branded web sites.
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RoomStore, which operates 65 stores in six Mid-Atlantic and Southern states, will list its available merchandise on Furniture.com and use Furniture.com as its e-commerce platform provider.
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To promote more efficient trading partner communications as they grow sales, Levitz, Steinhafels and Wickes have signed up with FurnishNet.com to electronically exchange business documents over the Internet with their suppliers.
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Furniture.com is growing as a web merchant in large measure because of the ongoing relationship it`s building with traditional furniture chains such as Seaman's, Levitz and Harlem Furniture.
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Stemster Hill Standing Stones
The standing stones below Stemster Hill, are unusual in that they consist of a U shape, rather than the traditional stone circle. Their real purpose is unknown but they may have had an astronomical usage.
Directions: On a minor road off the A9 and the A99
Stonehenge is probably the most recognisable and enigmatic stone circle in Britain. The structure has fascinated people for centuries, and there are many theories as to what purpose it was put to by ancient man. Stonehenge has suffered over the years from trophy hunters, and the wear and tear of many visitors. Read More »
Stoney Littleton Long Barrow
This early Neolithic Long Barrow was constructed around 3700BC. The forecourt is flanked by two projecting horns, which frame the entrance to the passageway. The actual passageway extends under the mound for 48 feet and has 3 chambers on either side of the passage and 1 end chamber. These were found to contain a mixed group of bones some of them burned, from a number of different burials. Read More »
Strange Project Albion
Project Albion is part of one of ASSAP's longest running and most successful research endeavours and it has been likened to a Domesday book of the paranormal. It is an attempt to record the full spectrum of anomalies, past and present, within their geographical, as well as historical, context. Read More »
Strata Florida Abbey
The abbey was founded in early part of the 13th century by the Cistercian monks, and was one of the grandest in Wales at its height. It was seen as a centre of education and political activity. The abbey was destroyed during the reformation. Read More »
Swinside Stone Circle
A beautiful solitary stone circle, the stones are said to be uncountable, there is also a legend which suggests a church buried beneath the stones. It is sometimes referred to as the Sunkenkirk for this very reason. The circle is also referred to as the 'grey cobbles'. Read More »
The Bridestones
The Bridestones are a set of natural weathered stones that are thought to have been used for ancient worship. A weathered horned head is carved into one of the stones, the date of the carving unknown.
Directions: To the East of the A169 Northeast of Lockton.
The Broad Town White Horse
According to an article on the Gazette and Herald website 'THE origins of the Broad Town White Horse are somewhat confused. Located three miles south of Wootton Bassett, the horse is on a steep slope on land belonging to Littletown Farm. Read More »
The Chalice Well, Glastonbury
The Chalice Well has been associated with healing and with the Holy Grail for many years. According to legend Joseph of Arimethea placed the cup that held the blood of Christ into the well. The waters run red with Iron Oxide another association with blood. Read More »
The Copper Mines of the Great Orme
The Great Orme officially has 'The Largest Prehistoric Copper Mines in the World' according to the Guinness World Records team. There are more than five miles of tunnels and passageways that have been explored so far. The mining began in the Bronze Age, about four thousand years ago, when the mining tools included animal bones and stone hammers. Read More »
The Devil's Arrows
The Devil's Arrows are three Neolithic Megaliths - the tallest of which is 23 feet high - standing in a crooked alignment of around 580 feet. The fourth stone was destroyed in the 16th century, when Camden noted that it had been pulled down by treasure seekers.
In legend they were thrown by the Devil from Howe Hill to destroy Aldborough, hence their common name. Read More »
The Granny Stane
The squat black rock, which sits in the river Irvine below the modern Rivergate shopping centre, is once thought to have belonged to a stone circle. Read More »
The Grey Cairns of Camster
The Camster Cairns are some of the best-preserved Neolithic burial mounds in Scotland. They date from around 3500BC, and are developed sites, in that they were used over a long period of time. Read More »
The Hill O' Many Stanes
This ancient site of worship is similar to Carnak in Brittany in its concept, but on a much smaller scale.
250 stones are set into 22 rows, which sweep in a fan formation down the hillside. The stones are set in a North South alignment, and are quite small in size, all standing under 3 feet in height. Read More »
The Llyn Eiddew Bach Stone Circle
This stone circle is located close to Bryn Cader Faner, just to the east of the path that leads to this more famous ancient monument. The circle is difficult to find in the Welsh mountain moorland, chiefly because the stones are low to the ground and have been overgrown by the moor. Read More »
The London Stone
Mounted behind an iron grill in the wall of 111 Cannon Street (originally known as Candlewick Street) can be found what could be described as one of London's most ancient monuments, The London Stone (also known as The Brutus stone). Read More »
Merry Maidens
Standing stones known as the Merry Maidens, lie Southeast of St Buryan, and are thought to date back to the Bronze Age. The circle consists of regular spaced granite stones, most under four feet in height. Read More »
The Millenium Devizes White Horse
In 1998, unaware of the now lost 1845 Devizes White Horse (aka Snobs Horse), Sarah Padwick who was new to the area wrote into the local newspaper suggesting that to celebrate the Millenium, a hill figure should be cut on Roundway Down. Read More »
The Tarxien Temples
The Tarxien Temples were discovered in 1913 or 1914 by local farmers ploughing the field and the sites thorough excavation began in 1915. A World Heritage Site, the megalithic Tarxien Temples are made up of four interlinked structures dating from between 3600BC and 2500BC. The structures are referred to as the South Temple, East Temple and Central Temple. Read More »
The Twelve Apostles (Stone Circle)
The twelve apostles, although the largest stone circle in Scotland and the fifth in Britain, tends to be overlooked because it is not visually that impressive. The circle consists of eleven squat boulders of a probable twelve, constructed in a flattened circle, some 88M in diameter at its widest. Read More »
The Undreamed Region: Barrows In Folklore & Archaeology
Hills, mounds and burial sites. Places which have a timeless allure. Such places can be seen and regarded as mythically liminal, a place that it is not a place. A place outside of time. A place where the living freely walk with the dead. Barrows are just such places. Read More »
The Well of Heads (Tobar nan Ceann)
The monument which stands by the roadside above this ancient well was erected in 1812, its gory carving of a hand holding a dagger and seven severed heads commemorating an incident that took place in 1665. Read More »
The Well Of The Holy Rood, Stenton
The 16th century Well of the Holy Rood at Stenton has a legend attached to its finial which resembles a rosetted cardinal's hat. The legend states that the tenure of Beil depends upon the well keeping its hat. Read More »
The West Kennet Long Barrow
West Kennet Long Barrow is one of the many prehistoric monuments that are part of the Avebury complex of Neolithic sites. It is one of the most impressive and well-preserved burial chambers in Britain, as well as being one of the most visited. Read More »
The West Kennet Long Barrow: Evidence of Occult Activities
[Please note the views expressed in this article are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Mysterious Britain team]
To the average tourist the West Kennet Long Barrow is another ancient monument to look over and wonder at the way in which it was constructed, with numerous slabs of sarsen stone laid one upon another. Read More »