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By 1985, Alain Thiénot had developed his project and launched his eponymous Champagne House. Using his well-established contacts with growers to the best of his ability, he was able to guarantee an extraordinary supply of grappes.
A precision-managed adventure and a challenge that paid off, Champagne Thiénot has found its place among the greatest Champagne Houses, favouring quality over quantity, creativity over traditionalism.
And it is this long road to success that has formed the bedrock of the Champagne House, notably its family values and independence.


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Unusual Biblical Baby Names
Barnabas, whose birth name was Joseph, was one of the earliest Christian disciples in Jerusalem, who undertook missionary journeys with Paul the Apostle, His name is a bit Old World compared to... Read More
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We just got a new Serrano truck & stupid us bought it without trying the carseat. I have the graco my ride 65. Its too big for the little seat & it just doesn't look safe to me. Lo is 47pounds, going to be 3 on the 22nd of this month & is forward facing. I need something that's small & non reclining & top rated on safety. Can you offer any suggestions?
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Diono Radian, Harmony Defender, Britax Frontier are all forward facing seats without too much bulk. The defender and frontier have built in cup holders and are a tad wider. The radian has the smallest footprint by about 2 inches, but none are close to as bulky as the myride. That thing is a beast! We have one.
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Multitouch with Kernel 2.6.30
Linux and multitouch input also work without X.org and with help from the new Kernel 2.6.30. Three French students show how it's done.
Mohamed-Ikbel Boulabiar, Stephane Chatty and Sebastien Hamdani of the Interactive Computing Lab of the French Ecole Nationale de l'Aviation Civile (ENAC) in Toulouse have demonstrated that Linux can transform into a multitouch system with the help of the new kernel. A patch by kernel developer Henrik Rydberg for the Linux input system makes it possible.
A demo video on the project webpage shows how it looks in practice: what you need is a computer with surfaces from Broadcom 5974, Stantum, NTrig or DiamondTouch, Kernel 2.6.30 and Compiz with a DBus plugin. To rotate or scale windows, you also need the Freewins plugin. The demo reads input directly from the /dev/input/eventX device file. X Server plays absolutely no role at this point.
As the developers report, we're talking about a simple prototype. However, they hope that the adapted touchscreen drivers will land in Kernel 2.6.31. The demo also brings up the question whether X.org might improve handling of multitouch kernel events. The demo code and Stantum multitouch tablet driver and NTrig multitouch screen driver sources are available off the webpage.
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Valley vs. Meadow
The Game: Valley Patriots (9-2) vs. Meadow Bronchos (10-1) in a six-man regional playoff game, 7:30 tonight, Lubbock Roosevelt.
Players To Watch: Valley: RB Clif Yeary has rushed for 1,388 yards on 152 carries with 29 TDs. Fidel Valdez has rushed for 726 yards on 58 carries and 10 TDs. Anthony Ortiz has 27 catches for 579 yards in 712 games. In a two-QB system, Chase Maynard is 35 of 58 for 640 yards and 11 TDs, while Cody Barrett is 20 of 39 for 381 yards and 7 TDs.
Meadow: TB Chris Garza has rushed for 1,207 yards on 147 carries with 25 TDs, and completed 22 of 41 passes for 398 yards and six TDs. QB Adrian Sanchez is 21 of 38 for 325 yards and six TDs. TE Stoney Streety has 20 catches for 410 yards and six TDs. DE Cole Jones has four interceptions.
Number Crunching: This is a rematch of a non-district game on Sept. 5 when Meadow defeated Valley, 62-42. Valley had seven fumbles and an interception. Valdes was injured in the second quarter, and Yeary in the third. "We kinda put them on the map," said Valley coach Bret Tyler ... Meadow's only loss was to Whitharral in week 5 ... This is Meadow's furthest advancement since 1994 ... Valley's 56-26 bidistrict win over Miami was the fourth consecutive game to top 50. The Pats are averaging 46.7 points ... The teams have two of the highest numbers among West Texas six-man programs. Valley has 33, while Meadow has 25 ... Meadow has won six games by the 45-point rule, while Valley has won five.
In The Future: The winner will play the winner between Fort Davis and Ira in next week's quarterfinals.
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Parts of Colorado, already inundated with flash floods and mudslides, are once more dealing with the prospect of significant accumulating rainfall. Within the last week, hard-hit Boulder, CO, has seen more than 15 inches of rain. Just to give you a bit of perspective, Boulder usually sees about 20.5 inches in an entire year.
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No one compares!Reviewed on 5/30/2014 monique w
Stephen was amazing. The photos are absolutely incredible. No wedding photography that I have seen even comes close. He was so easy to work with, he went above and beyond expectations and has such an amazing eye for detail. We can not thank him enough for his services!
2 Oct 2013 - Wedding Package 2 (4 hours)Reviewed on 10/19/2013 adam t
We have yet to receive our photos as the wedding was only a few weeks ago but we are so pleased that we went with Stephen! He was extremely friendly, helpful and attentive during the planning process with his prompt responses and kind suggestions on how to proceed when we came... Read More up with questions or inquiries. He was also incredibly professional when shooting for us and we could really see that he has a passion for what he does which is great because it made everything seem so fun and enjoyable. We really liked how Stephen would think on the fly and incorporate various things that he would notice on-site. For example, he noticed that we had little plush pigs that we had our guests sign for us and so he suggested we take several pictures with the pigs. Stephen also picked up on some of the more interesting cultural decor / permanent fixtures there were at the venue and had us strike a pose or two nearby to make for interesting and candid shots. All of our guests praised Stephen for how great he was and we even noticed that he stayed beyond the four hours that we had contracted him for so that was really nice of him! In addition, he kindly offered to expedite the setting up of a mini gallery for us so that we could print out a few shots for inclusion in our thank yous which was a very nice touch. We are so glad we went Stephen and are confident that he successfully and beautifully captured our special day. We would 100% recommend Stephen.
Consistancy is the KeyReviewed on 10/03/2013 Kalona O
Stephen and I have been working together for about 8 years. He has always provided outstanding images and can change his style to accommodate any request and to fit any wedding theme. One of my client's had a vintage style wedding. Stephen used different photo shop... Read More techniques to give that vintage look to some of her photos. The bride was very impressed as she is a photographer herself. You have to always ask the questions. You can never see everything that a talented photographer/artist can do on one website. Stephen has a very calm and fun personality and can get along with anyone. There is nothing worse then attitude on a wedding day! Consistency is very important as a professional photographer and Stephen has never dissapointed anyone, ever. I can promise all of my clients that their photos will be amazing and Stephen will go above and beyond to get everything he sees that needs to be photographed. I am proud to be able to write this review because the success of the vendors I use as a wedding coordinator makes my own business successful. See you on the next one Stephen!
We hired Stephen Ludwig Photography for our Hawaii wedding celebration. The service and product far exceeded our expectations. We are thrilled with the results and recommend this company without reservation. You will not be disappointed with this company and its personal touch.
AMAZINGReviewed on 10/28/2015 Casey T
Stephen and his wife Litton are amazing! We first hired Stephen to do our engagement pictures. At first it was weird having someone take your picture like that, but after a few minutes he made it so easy and comfortable it was like we were naturals. A month later we got back... Read More our photos and they were spectacular. He really got some amazing shots and the lighting was beautiful. My husband and I didn't have to think very hard and decided to hire him to do our wedding. He kept in constant contact even though I hired him almost a year from the date. The day of he showed up on the hour and not once was he in the way, a bunch of tired women cramped in a small hotel room you could only imagine. He did an amazing job and was constantly behind that camera. It was like he was never there, I had to keep looking around to make sure he was taking pictures and sure enough he was. My brother-in-law took way too long for his best man speech and Stephen and his wife even offered to stay a little over time to get some extra shots of the bridal group if I wanted to. I really appreciated that. A few months later we got back our photos and I cried all over again. He took pictures of things I didn't even notice at the wedding. I'm so thankful and so grateful to have found Stephen. His photos help relieve such an amazing moment in my life and I'm forever thankful! You won't be disappointed with his service! We are definitely looking to him to take our family photos (holiday cards, etc.). Thank you Stephen and Litton for sharing our special day with me and my family and for catching those amazing moments we missed.
Amazing!!Reviewed on 10/28/2015 sakiko
I fell in love with his amazingly beautiful photos on his website and I couldn't think of anyone else but him as our wedding photographer! He is such a talented photographer and all the pictured he edited turned out to be so fantastic!I cannot thank you enough! I would... Read More strongly recommend Stephen!! Thank you so much for your great work...!
Best Hawaii PhotographerReviewed on 10/26/2015 Lillian M
We had a very large wedding of almost 200 people and my guests were very impressed with Stephen and his assistant as much as we were/are. They went around getting pictures of different groups and were very nice and friendly throughout the day. There were pictures of people... Read More goofing around and having fun and other things that we didn't know were happening at our wedding but was a nice surprise to see in our photo gallery. As for me and my husband we are a little bit awkward in general and weren't sure how we would do with posing and smiling but Stephen was really easy to work with and he put us at ease. He managed to make the two of us look good which makes him the best photographer ever. We really appreciate all the hard work that he put into photographing and editing our photos and we look forward to working with him in the future as we expand our family.
Unforgettable MemoriesReviewed on 10/24/2015 Everst S
We were honored to have Stepen as our photographer. There are so many to choose from these days and we met with a handful of photographers but meeting him in person we knew right away that he was the perfect fit for our wedding. Our wedding brought a lot of our family members... Read More together for a long overdue reunion. We wanted someone who would be great with candids and all the little details. It was the best day of our lives and his photos are absolutely amazing. We really appreciate his guidance throughtout the day and making it a wonderful experience. Now we have amazing photos that we will cherish for the rest of our lives!
We just received our wedding photos from Stephen and couldn't be happier! We chose him to be our photographer because of his simple, bright, colorful style and that is exactly what he delivered. The photos are clean, capture the beauty of HI, and are above and beyond our... Read More expectations! He took a variety of photos and poses to really give us lots of options, which is important since our ceremony was very small (just us and our parents) so it's good that all of the photos of only 6 people don't look the same. He was also very easygoing and we enjoyed him being a part of our big day. I would highly recommend Stephen for any of your Hawaii photography needs - he is just absolutely wonderful!
More than a photographReviewed on 6/30/2015 Anna H
If I could give more than 5 stars I would, Stephen is absolutely amazing! We looked at many photographers but found that after looking at 3-4 sample weddings that all of the pictures started to look the same. We were looking for something different, something artistic, filled... Read More with color and life and energy and that is just what Stephen gave us! He was so open to our ideas and really took them on board, we even brought along our surfboards for a few shots! Looking at Stephen's sample weddings I could tell right away that no two weddings were the same each was unique to the couple and this was so important to us. We were overseas at the time we were planning our wedding and even over Skype Stephen made us feel really comfortable and it was so easy to talk to him and share our ideas. On the day of our wedding it was such a pleasure to work with him, he was so positive and kind and genuinely seemed excited for us and that we weren't just another wedding. He captured everything we were hoping for and so much more! Our photos turned out fabulous and the fine art images even more amazing. We received them as agreed upon and on time and Stephen was always very responsive with our questions. Three years later after our wedding we still love our photos and couldn't be happier with the experience!
So happy we chose Stephen!Reviewed on 2/28/2015
Stephen was our photographer for our Kauai wedding. He was a pleasure to work with, very professional and helped us every step of the way from the planning right through to the big day. For people who don't usually like being in front of the camera, he made us feel very... Read More comfortable! He listened to what we wanted and also suggested creative poses and locations. Our pictures turned out amazing and we are so happy to have them! I would highly recommend Stephen as a wedding photographer!
Couldn't be happier!Reviewed on 2/15/2015 Meagan B
I spent months deciding on a wedding photographer and couldn't be happier with our decision! The images were gorgeous and time was clearly put into them. True art! It was pricey but only in relation to having a wedding on the mainland.
Quality and valueReviewed on 2/08/2015
We hired Stephen to capture all the moments on our big day in Kauai and would highly recommend him to other couples. We were so impressed with how professional, patient and personable Stephen was. The quality and value for money was outstanding, as was his customer service... Read More leading up to and after our big day. Looking back on our photos, we are so glad we had Stephen there capturing all of the special moments, especially those that were missed during all of the hype.
Outstanding PhotographerReviewed on 1/26/2015 Tiffani R
When we decided to have destination wedding in Maui, HI, my rigorous research began. I searched and researched several photographers in Maui, but I didnt feel like any of them really captured what I had in mind. Our wedding pictures were important to us, especially since we were... Read More having a destination wedding and our photos would really be all we could share with guests that could not attend. I expanded my photography search to all of Hawaii and I knew instantly when I came across Stephen Ludwig's website that I wanted him as our photographer. I reached out to him and communicated mostly via email, and he was always professional and responsive. Closer to the wedding I sent him some of my own Pinterest inspired request and he welcomed them. On the day of the wedding, he went above and beyond, he made the best use of the 3 hours we budgeted for his services. His natural art for photography was very apparent the day of the wedding and I knew then that our pictures would turn out great. When we were able to view our pictures on the online gallery, we were blown away by how great they were. We definitely recommend his services and would use him again in the future.
Best Photographer!Reviewed on 12/03/2014
From the moment I met Stephen he was so easy to work with. He was happy to work with our ideas. He has the most extraordinary eye for detail. We had an engagement shoot as well as having himself and Litton, his assistant, as our wedding photographers. They really were... Read More incredible. The photos turned out better than we could have hoped. We consistently get compliments on our photos. They really went above and beyond our expectations and we can not thank them enough. We would recommend him to anyone with 100% confidence. After all the excitement of the wedding has passed you are just left with the photographs and memories and the moments Stephen captured make us feel like we are reliving our wedding day. Thank you Stephen and Litton!
The best photographer everReviewed on 10/27/2014 Nicole C
I was planning my maui wedding from where I live in California. I did not have an opportunity to see the venue or meet the photographer before my wedding so I will admit I was a bit nervous. I was so impressed with Stephens professional attitude. At the wedding he made my... Read More husband and I so relaxed. We also had plenty of time to enjoy the wedding rather than feeling like we were taking pictures the whole time. He definitely made it a lot more fun. He was also very creative with the photos he took we have a variety of backgrounds, poses and many pictures of everyone. Somehow he managed to be everywhere all at once. If you are looking for a photographer I would highly recommend Stephen Ludwig.
Talented PhotographerReviewed on 10/22/2014 Heather m
Stephen was one of the only photographers that I found that utilizes the landscape and architecture with the brilliance of bright light. In the midst of romantic ethereal photography, Stephen was a breath of fresh air and creativity. While his photos speak for themselves, upon... Read More meeting Stephen, my husband and I got along like we had all known each other for years. Prompt with email and phone calls and happy to meet pre-wedding for a photo wish list review. Stephen and his assistant were prompt, professional, friendly and courteous to all of our guests and seemed to fit right in with the party. I highly recommend Stephen for your e-sesh or wedding!
Our Special Day!Reviewed on 10/19/2014
Fantastic wedding ceremony on the beach at Kahala Resort! What a location and everything was perfect. The palm trees in our wedding photos will remind us of that special wedding day in Hawaii forever. Stephen is very professional and knows how to bring out the best in his... Read More clients for wedding photos. He even hooked us up with a Hawaiian officiant to perform the ceremony and chant Hawaiian and a musician to play music. We couldn't be happier with our Wedding Photos, they will give us a lifetime of memories. Thanks again to Stephen and his wonderful staff. Aloha Nittaya
Stephen LudwigReviewed on 10/17/2014
Stephen did an amazing job capturing our wedding with stunning pictures! His patience and ability to make anyone feel at ease was one of a kind. When we return to Hawaii for our anniversary, we will surely be contacting him again for additional pictures.
Exquisite photos, excellent serviceReviewed on 10/09/2014
Stephen was our photographer when we married the first time seven years ago. We loved his work so much the first time we are hiring him again for renewing our vows this year! From our first communication he was responsive, professional, and provided a thorough explanation of the... Read More services he provides. He delivered exactly what he promised and we expect he will do the same this time around! Stephen's presence during our wedding was lighthearted and energetic. He was gracious with our families and friends. I was amazed by the detail he seemed attentive to while photographing from every possible location and angle during the wedding. When we received the photos it was evident that he DID see every detail. He captured even the most mundane details as moments of great beauty and meaning in the story of our special day. The photos were exquisite. We can't wait to see those he will share with us this time!
Awesome!!!Reviewed on 9/18/2014 geoff l
Working with Stephen was great! Not only is his work amazing, he's super easy to work with and just a pleasure to be around. I knew when I sent him an email he would respond quickly and take the time to make sure all my questions were answered. I really appreciated that shortly... Read More after our wedding he sent a link to a website where we were able to view/download our photos. The site was very user friendly and it was a great way to share our engagement and wedding photos with family and friends. I would highly recommend using Stephen Ludwig as your photographers!
Amazing to work with!!!Reviewed on 8/10/2014
Stephen was awesome :) Me and my husband don't normally spend so much time in front of the camera, but the 4 hours on the day of the wedding and 2 1/2 hours the day after photo shoot sped by super quickly. He made us feel comfortable and assured us that we were doing great!... Read More I was even more blown away when I received all of the pictures. It was obvious that he spent a lot of time editing. I am ecstatic about how well they all came out, I get to relive that day over and over again :D I highly recommend Stephen Ludwig to capture snapshots of your special day.
Wonderful photographerReviewed on 7/17/2014 Mia H
We got married in Maui in 2009 and were thrilled with Stephen. Our pictures were amazing and he was great to work with. We're going back to Hawaii for our 5 year anniversary and he's planning to shoot our family photos. I'm excited to work with him again. Mia
Stephen Ludwig - Amazing PhotographerReviewed on 7/16/2014
Stephen is a nice guy, with great services. He is the best photographer that I have even used, so the quality of photos is fantastic. Compared with the price, it is a good deal, very high return with reasonable price. Stephen is an art driven guy. He loves photo shooting and... Read More makes it as his career. He has great talent on that. The best photos only come out with the connection between souls of clients and photographers. He works always with his heart. His delivered photos to clients are pure art from heart. That is why I like Stephen. Thank Stephen for taking engagement photos for us. I would like to highly recommend him to other new couples. Hopefully, I would be back to Hawaii again in the future, so I can take more photos with Stephen for my family. Ricky
Picture Perfect Hawaii Engagement Pictures!Reviewed on 6/30/2014 Tasha S
We wanted to take engagement pictures when we were in Hawaii but we were crunch on time since we were going to be there for a short time. We went through tons of websites and reviews on the plane and had only that to relay on which can be stressful since we didn't have time to... Read More interview any of them in person. When we got there we narrowed it down to a few photographers and when it came time to choose the one. We really loved Stephen Ludwig's pictures the best and his professionalism. He was very laid back from the start and put us at ease during the entire photo shoot. We completely trusted the pictures would turn out great at the end and it did! He was so accommodating with our turn a round time knowing that we needed them sooner. We really enjoyed working with Stephen and recommend him!


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On Feb. 13, 2008, Standard & Poor's Ratings Services raised its long-term counterparty credit ratings to 'AA' from 'AA-' on Spain's second-largest bank, Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, S.A. (BBVA), and its subsidiary Banco de Crédito Local de España S.A. The 'A-1+' short-term counterparty credit ratings on both banks were affirmed. The outlooks are stable. The upgrade is based on BBVA's more robust performance than that of its European peers, strong local franchises, increased diversification, resilient asset quality, prudent management, and reduced exposure to equity holdings. BBVA enjoys excellent operating profitability, owing to its successful creation of solid franchises in various countries, with strong positions in all banking and parabanking businesses. The bank benefits from outstanding efficiency, driven by a strict...
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Overall Good vacation hotel
July 4, 2004, my family and I visited for the first time Panama City and stayed at Beachbreak By the Sea. The hotel overall was good but the rooms were not what I expected and although we asked for an upper floor room, we received a room on the bottom floor. I would recommend this hotel for other visitor, and I liked the virtual tour online that I viewed before our stay.
Bad experience!!!!!
When we checked in we were immediately put on the cabana level which I had requested upper floor with a balcony. I showed the reservation to the girl at the front desk and she said there wasn't one available until the next day. BUT, a few hours after someone had entered our room and taken all our cash there was a room available. The Police was called and a report done BUT, they didn't even question any of the people by the pool, in neighboring rooms or anything. They said we should file it on our home owners insurance! What a joke. The suitcases weren't gone through or anything. They new we had cash. I PAID FOR THE ROOM IN CASH! I will not be vacationing in Panama City ever again!
Enjoyed our stay very much
My husband and I got into town on an early Sunday morning in April with no reservations. Our first stop was the Beachbreak. Jamie who was working the desk told us it would probably be a couple of hours before we could get a room if they would have any at all . we went and had breakfast and came back to a great room. Very clean and great view of water. Would tell anyone to stay here.
Great Place to Stay
We had originally planned to stay somwhere else and that places turned out to be a total disaster. We check into Beachbreak and the rooms were affordable and very nice! A group of girls went and we had a blast. We had a room on the bottom level facing the pool and the beach. It was a great place to stay and recommend it to anyone. The pool was a little cold... but the jacuzzi thing was nice! Staff were friendly and willing to help!
Wonderful Vaction
Our family lodged at the Beachbreaker 2 weeks ago. We thoroughly enjoyed it. The facility was extremely clean and the staff extremely nice. We will return again later this year.
Horrible, Horrible Experience
During Labor Day Week-end 2003, I had the most horrible experience at this motel. I was suppose to receive a refund for one night's stay.
However, as of today, December 17, 2003, I did not get compensated.
Even the Better Business Bureau did not follow-up thoroughtly on my complaints. NOT RECOMMENDED! DO NOT MAKE RESERVATIONS THERE.
Horrible experience
If you want a hotel worth your money, DO NOT stay here!!!! The hotel web site said that the hotel had just been fully remodeled, what a joke! If anything had been remodeled, it must have been the lobby because everything else was filthy and rundown. Don't waste your money and ruin your vacation!!!!!!!
Nice, family place to stay
The Beachbreak by the Sea was a pleasant surprise. For a hotel "on the beach", the rooms were much cleaner than expected. The photos on the website were true to life. The entire staff was friendly and helpful, especially the housekeeping staff. There were many other families there at the time so there were no problems with parties, loud music, etc that you expect to hear when staying at a beach hotel. This property is in a great location if you like to be near the activities on the "strip" but far enough away that you don't have to deal with the constant traffic moving all night long. We will stay here again when vacationing at Panama City Beach.
Nice place to stay
My family and I stayed four nights in a suite. The room was clean, the beds comfortable. The only thing that kept it from being a perfect visit was that the pool was so cold. We couldn't play in the Gulf waters, because of the undertow.
The first two days we were there, the sky was very overcast, and several thunderstorms rolled through the area, so the water in the pool never warmed up. We couldn't stay in the pool very long, but the spa was nice. Problem is, EVERYONE wanted to be in the spa at once! Kids were jumping and splashing in the spa, because they couldn't play in the chilly pool for more than a few minutes at a time. We asked that the pool heater be turned on, but were told that the pool is only heated on sunless (HELLO!) days or later in the year. Also, at one point, a teenage boy put something in the spa water that caused suds to build up, and the maintenance worker who came down to the deck was rather rude to my husband about it. I believe that he thought my husband had done something to the water!
Loved the Beachbreak
This is a very nice hotel. Great location on the beach. Staff was very friendly. Rooms were clean and comfortable. Pool and hot tub was also nice
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The Safari app on the iPad has many features that are helpful for searching, finding and archiving information that you're researching and coming to again and again in your class. Let's tap on the Safari app. There's a feature called Lazy Search. Instead of typing the entire address, like Apple.com, you can simply type the word apple. Then tap on Go. And there you are, you are at the Apple.com site. Now let's take a look at a website, the Roux Academy.com. We're going to type in, just simply Roux Academy.
If we tap and hold on any of the links, a pop-up window appears that allows us to open this link, to open in a new tab, add to a reading list or copy. Now let's try the same technique by tapping on an image. Let's go to the apple. As you can see, we can save an image or copy that image. If we save the image, it will appear in the Camera Roll. To zoom, double tap and you will fill the whole page. To zoom out, double tap the page again to return to the original size. Now we're going to switch over to one of my Wikispaces.com classes. This is Art 158, where I teach JavaScript, this is the home page. Tap on the Share button that looks like a rectangle with an arrow. I usually have my students do this, I have them add it to the Home screen. They'll be using this Wiki space and this Home page for all of their projects, for all their materials and for their syllabus and course materials. By clicking on Add To Home, giving my icon a name, I can add this icon to the iPad home screen.
Now my students don't have to remember the URL and can come again and again to the landing page for this course. Another great feature is how to find things on page. If I go into the search box and type in the word art and then scroll to the bottom of the popup box I see there's a feature called, On This Page. That's only looking for the word art, not looking for a website. Now, at the bottom of the browser, there are left and right arrows. You can see that I've found two matches, and when I'm done, I can tap on the done button.
If I want to do another search for the word syllabus, as soon as you type that word you have the popup window that I showed you before. And if you scroll to the bottom of that you'll see, find this word but you've also brought up the keyboard. At the top of the keyboard you'll now see a special thing called Find on Page. You can type any word that you want to search for on the webpage and quickly scan that content. And see if there's anything pertinent to what you're looking for in your research.
Once done, tap on the Done button and you'll go back to the browser. Finally, there's a feature I like a lot called Reading List. Many of us are looking and researching and scanning through many, many websites, but with the reading list, you can add this list or add an article. So let's tap on the Share button, and tap on Add to Reading List. And then if we tap on the book icon at the top, then tap on the glasses. What appears in the list is all recently saved web pages that you'd like to come back and revisit. This works with PDF, and it also works with URLs. This is a great way to quickly go through a lot of information, and then at your leisure go back and read and study what you have saved. Using the Safari browser, in the iPad, is a great way to do research, to sort through content, and to archive those things you wish to keep for a later date. Students and teachers alike use it daily.
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BRISTOL -- With every hair-raising gallop or gentle trot comes a little more healing and a little less pain for Breanna Jackman.
Call it horse therapy. Breanna, 17, is using it to help recover from the trauma of being sexually assaulted multiple times by a former Middletown police officer nearly a decade ago. He was convicted of the crimes against Breanna and two other girls, and is serving a 14- to 31-year prison sentence.
With the goal of giving other sexual-abuse victims the same comfort she gets from horses and horseback riding, Breanna has started a nonprofit called Riding For Recovery. At no charge, she will teach those who join the program all about horses and how to ride, and then take them on rides.
Breanna, a Bristol resident, plans to run the program from the Sundown Stables in Wrights town, where she boards her two horses -- Fancy, a 4-year-old female quarter horse, and Ace, a 10-year-old male paint quarter horse. Her dream is that in two years, she will own her own farm, where she will run both Riding For Recovery and a horse rescue.
"I'll be saving sexual-abuse victims and horses at the same time," Breanna said.
She started riding horses about eight years ago and now rides for several hours every day at Sundown Stables or in adjacent Tyler State Park. She credits her passion for horses with preserving her sanity and self-esteem, which had both been battered by the emotional and psychological trauma resulting from the abuse she suffered.
"Horses are a way to vent out all that stuff and bring good memories and make the bad ones go away," said Breanna. "Horses are my whole life. When I'm out in Tyler riding, it's just me and my horse. Nobody is watching you. Nobody is judging you. You're not thinking about anything. It's the most relaxing thing I can imagine."
Breanna's brochure for Riding For Recovery invites fellow victims to discover the wonder of equine camaraderie.
"You'll find that horses have a way of knowing everything," it says. "They also have a way of bringing you good memories to help you forget about all the bad ones. Horses have changed my life in so many different ways. Now it's your turn to let them change yours."
Breanna said it was a difficult decision to allow her name to be published, but she wanted word of her story and organization to spread so that other victims might be encouraged to seek help.
"Our mission is to bring back what was lost from being victimized," the Riding For Recovery brochure continued. "Our mission is to put that smile back on your face, to build your self-confidence and help you to regain control of your emotions. Last but not least, our mission is to help you follow your dreams and never give up until you reach them."
Breanna is following her dreams to help beat back the memory of a huge nightmare inflicted by her abuser.
The sexual abuse started nine years ago when Breanna was 8.
The abuser, who knew the victims through family members, was retired from the Middletown police force at the time and was living mostly in Florida. However, he traveled to this area frequently as part of his new job of training police officers in accident investigation.
The sexual abuse occurred mostly in various area hotel rooms where Kuechler was staying. He would invite the girls over to swim in the hotel pools and for "sleepovers," said Breanna.
"He was the person you wanted to go with because he took us out to eat or to other places," she said. "He was like the fun person, but then one day, (abuse) started and it all became not fun anymore. It all went downhill from there."
Breanna said her abuse lasted about a year.
"I was so young, I didn't know what was right from wrong," she said. "I just kind of went along with what he wanted."
Alane Jackman credits many with helping bring Kuechler to justice and aiding Breanna and the other victims. In particular, she said, Detective Kevin Cornish of the Bensalem Police Department's Special Victims Unit and Bucks County Children & Youth Social Services Agency caseworker Kim DeGroff played pivotal roles.
Kathy Bennett, associate director of the Network of Victims Assistance in Jamison, another organization that helped victims of the former officer, said she was impressed with Breanna's initiative.
"It's remarkable this 17-year-old girl would take on a challenge like this to help herself and others," said Bennett. "Sexual abuse victims so often feel totally disempowered, so developing this as a positive outlet is certainly to be commended."
DeGroff agreed.
"I'm so proud of Breanna," she said. "She has done an amazing job going beyond herself to help others. She is now feeling empowered and taking control and has taken a step to help others do the same and feel like they can overcome their horrors."


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Articles by Diane Chiddister :: Page 32
Playing in the street
Chamber music wafted from downtown streets last Saturday morning, as young musicians performed to raise money for the Yellow Springs music program, including Summer Strings. A story on Summer Strings, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this summer, will appear in next week's News.
Council gives first nod to CBE
In its first vote on the Center for Business and Education since bringing the issue back to the table, Village Council on Monday night narrowly approved spending $1 million to fund CBE infrastructure. Karen Wintrow, Gerry Simms and Brian Housh voted to fund the CBE, while Marianne MacQueen and Lori Askeland voted against.
College wins victory on path to accreditation
Antioch College recently achieved a significant victory on its path to accreditation, President Mark Roosevelt told a cheering audience of alumni and community members on Saturday evening.
Ohio Brass & Electric to play Emporium tonight
The local horn band Ohio Brass & Electric will perform tonight, Friday, June 20, from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Emporium during the Summer Art Stroll.
Summer Art Stroll Friday night
The annual Summer Art Stroll will take place this Friday, June 20, from 6 to 9 p.m.
Council to vote on CBE
What's the best way for Village Council to proceed with deciding whether to spend $1 million to fund the Center for Business and Education infrastructure? After a hiatus of several months on the locally controversial issue, Council discussed CBE funding again at its June 2 meeting, with some Council members wanting to move ahead quickly and one urging a slowing down of the process.
College big news: wins victory on path to accreditation
Antioch College President Mark Roosevelt announced Saturday night that the college was awarded candidacy status in its pursuit of accreditation, a significant victory in the college's rebirth.
Patti Bates is hired as new Village manager
Patti Bates is excited to have been hired as the new Yellow Springs Village manager.
"I'm really looking forward to coming to Yellow Springs, digging in and seeing what I can do to help out," she said in an interview on Tuesday.
YSAC grapples with funding loss
It's been a year since the Morgan Foundation announced its suspension of about $1 million in annual grants to local and regional agencies. While the funding loss cut a swath through local nonprofits, the Yellow Springs Arts Council, or YSAC, was hit hardest, as the organization in recent years relied on the foundation for most of its operating costs.
Donahoe to read at King Center
Rick Donahoe will read from a prize-winning memoir this Wednesday, June 11, at 7 p.m. at the Coretta Scott King Center on the Antioch College campus.


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'Sons of Anarchy' recap: 'Darthy'
I'm kinda glad there's only one more episode of "Sons of Anarchy" left this season because I need a break. Not a break from the show, necessarily, but definitely a break from Jax Teller.
I've had enough of his smug self-serving schemes, spoiled child-like tantrums, and stubborn refusal to do anything about the constant threat that hangs over the head of everyone he supposedly loves as long as he remains in SAMCRO.
There's no need to like or sympathize with characters to find them interesting. Almost all quality cable dramas are built around anti-heroes who often behave in reprehensible ways. But no matter what vile acts Vic Mackey, Tony Soprano, Walter White, et al. may commit, they're never less than compelling figures at the center of dynamic, nuanced shows. That's not the case with "Sons," and I think more than anything else that's what holds the show back from joining the ranks of TV's best dramas.
In this episode alone, Jax gave Clay a beating after a unanimous vote to kick him out of the club (but spare his life, thanks to Bobby's single "no" vote on that issue), watched helplessly as the "cartel" instigated a gunfight with the IRA, continued to reassure Damon Pope he'd turn over Tig, flipped out that his ex Wendy was spending time with their son Abel, continued to browbeat his mother, accepted Nero's escape plan money to pay Wendy's ransom after she was kidnapped by the IRA and practically strangled Wendy to death while threatening her life if she didn't back off and leave his family alone.
That I didn't sympathize with any of his actions isn't the problem. The problem is I just don't care any more who Jax is angry at or why he feels so wronged or what sort of violent act he's engaging in to protect the sanctity of his club or his family or whatever else he feels allegiance to at that particular time and place. The whims of Jax Teller are nearly as exhausting as the writers' ongoing efforts to make them semi-believable.
After five seasons it's become nothing but a sad joke that Jax won't do anything to change his life. During his heart-to-hear with Nero, Jax is shocked that Nero is willing to part with his money so easily. What will happen to his retirement plans? Turns out Nero could've bailed on pimp life long ago, but a zebra can't change his stripes and all that...
"Now it's too late," Jax concludes. "But you knew that was gonna happen."
"You can't stay in the uniform and not play the game," Nero answers.
It's a sad development for Nero but one that holds significant potential for the show (if Nero survives next week's finale). Jimmy Smits has been excellent all season long, and there's every reason to believe he can sell the hell out of playing a soulful badass -- someone caught up in circumstances that he loves and hates in equal measure.
Charlie Hunnam has proven plenty capable of selling that same conflict in the past, but we've seen too much of what Jax is willing to put up with to buy into the dilemma anymore. Jax doesn't want to leave, period. He needs to man up and just say it.
Maybe that was part of what motivated his loathsome attack on Wendy. After the IRA told her what happened to Abel (isn't she lucky she didn't have to sit through Season 3 like the rest of us?), she understandably unloaded on Jax and Tara for staying in Charming and standing by SAMCRO after a baby was kidnapped, carted off to freakin' Ireland and nearly killed several times over. Seriously, what does it take?
Deep down, Jax may understand she has a point. But, as usual, he blames everybody but himself.
Odds and ends:
- We got our confirmation that Donal Logue's character is the brother of the late Nurse Toric. His name is Lee Toric, he's a retired U.S. Marshal, and he makes it clear to Tara that he's going to avenge his sister's death. Line of the night: "You can hold on to that card. It's obsolete. I'm still looking for a new job."
- Clay's current escape plan: Hitch a ride with the IRA back to Belfast, and he wants Gemma to come with him. She tells him she'll "think about it" but the last thing we see her do is make out with Nero. Has she already told Jax where Clay is heading? Will she?
- Jax asks Unser to find out everything he can about Toric, which sounds like the beginning of an incredible spinoff about a hilariously mismatched pair of retired law enforcement officers.
- Hey, remember when Sheriff Roosevelt was on this show? Just checking.
Sons of Anarchy, Charlie Hunnam, Katey Sagal, Ron Perlman, Maggie Siff, Kurt Sutter, Harold Perrineau, Kim Coates, Jimmy Smits, Donal Logue
Jimmy D (guest)The Hitfix guys just don't seem to like SoA very much.November 28, 2012 at 4:20AM ESTReply to CommentLike (2)Latest Likes:2 Anonymous
desiruCurious, would anyone know where the find the song towards the end of the episode?November 28, 2012 at 4:35AM EST
Zelda@ Desiru - the Sons of Anarchy website lists all the songs by episode: http://www.fxnetworks.com/soa/episodes/November 28, 2012 at 4:41AM EST
DanielUm, yeah, but I thought it was a cover of Neil Young's "Come On Baby Let's Go Downtown".
So I am confused.November 29, 2012 at 9:11AM EST
(forgot my password) Leo"(isn't she lucky she didn't have to sit through Season 3 like the rest of us?)"
This made me laugh. So true. Lucky girl.
I'm still not all that unsympathetic towards Jax (though that Wendy scene at the end pushed me there) and I still think he's redeemable and at least in theory, he is trying to act to benefit the club. For me at least, there's a big difference between him and Clay.
I absolutely stand by my prediction that Jax is setting up Pope and will just pretend to turn Tig over. As bad as Tig has been in the past, he always thought he was serving the MC (and Clay) and there's just no way Jax would hand him over to Pope. If Jax felt Tig should die, he would kill him himself instead of turning him over to this guy – handing him over would be out of character for him and against everything this club is supposed to stand for. (Plus I think Tig knows that Jax is out to get Pope or else he would have acted a little upset about Jax getting so close to the guy that burned his daughter to death.)
I feel even more strongly about this after Jax had that smirk on his face after Pope turned around (during their meeting.) It's the same smirk he had last week, and the same one he had when he met with Stahl in S. 3 the day she made him sign the agreement to "turn rat".
I think it's a big coincidence that both Pope's insurance policy and the debt to Nero are the same amount, minus around 5 grand or so. Don't know if that means anything.
So who thinks that something may happen to that charter plane back to Ireland? Jax has to take care of Galen and since it's a charter (filled with only TV bad guys and not a commercial airline) then that would sure take care of the problem. That would make Clay go away too although I'm not so sure that's a satisfying way for him to exit and downing a plane may be too dark for even Sutter.
Oh, meant to add, love the federal marshall/nurse's brother dude. What a great character. And what is going on with that gun Juice took? Guess we'll find out next week. Also want to know what Jax said to Juice and Gemma and what plots they hatched….November 28, 2012 at 4:34AM ESTReply to Comment
ZeldaI agree that there's a good likelihood that you're right about that smirk on Jax's face re: handing Tig over. It's been the biggest "will he or won't he" in my mind this season, because the answer will give us the information we need to know about whether Jax is, in fact, redeemable. No matter which option Jax chooses, however, I think that if Tig hops the charter to Belfast it's going to cause a serious problem between Pope and Jax.
But what I remember Pope saying was that his insurance policy was $5million, not half a mil. Still a tidy chunk of change, and I'm sure we weren't fed that piece of information for nothing, so it's bound to come into play sooner or later.
And yeah, ex-Marshall Toric is without a doubt the most promising new character on SoA in quite some time. What really struck me about him is the fact that, temperamentally, he seems like he belongs in an MC rather than on the opposing team. Could get very interesting!November 28, 2012 at 4:53AM EST
(forgot my password) LeoOh that's right, thanks Z, it was for 5 million.
If Jax isn't plotting revenge against Pope (with Tig knowing) then I do take back what I said about his being redeemable. I am really hoping that next week's episode will explain a lot of what he's been thinking and plotting all along and that this will have us willing to still root for him. (Wendy notwithstanding.)
Just looked up the meaning of the finale next week. The episode is called J'ai Obtenu Cette, which translates to "I've got this", which is what Opie said before he died. (It was used another time but I've forgotten at the moment.) Love the title and for me at least, sort of reenforces what I think's going to happen. I guess we'll see.November 28, 2012 at 5:05AM EST
ZeldaThere's no doubt in my mind that Jax has an endgame where Pope is concerned, and that it involves something utterly brutal and probably quite psychologically twisted.
The question that remains in my mind is whether or not Jax is willing to sacrifice Tig in his revenge game. Opie's death was a game changer for sure, and the degree to which Jax will betray his other MC brothers to avenge his best friend will be the truest test of his character yet.November 28, 2012 at 5:15AM EST
nolookpass432"I've got this" has been used a couple of times. First was Opie when "the scene that shall not be referred to" happened. Then Jax said it to the guys as he beat the guards head in. Chibs said it right before he shot T.O.'s (Grim Bastards President) cousin. Possibly another time, but those are the ones that I know for sure.November 28, 2012 at 11:27AM EST
(forgot my password) LeoThanks, it was the time Jax said it in reference to killing the guard that I was trying to remember. I'm not sure what the phrase is intended to mean but just know Bad Stuff happens afterwards.November 28, 2012 at 2:53PM EST
AUSpurAgree on the Pope stuff. Jax's brief conversation with Pope's Lieutenant at Charming Heights lend credence to that as well.November 28, 2012 at 3:16PM EST
JeannieFor @Auspur: the thought crossed my mind that Jax was assessing how close Pope's Lieutenant was with Pope. I believe it was since he was a teenager, which Jax observed was very loyal and "very patient" of him. Perhaps Jax will kill this guy as a "message" to Pope.November 28, 2012 at 11:08PM EST
Olive-oylFor @Jeannie - I took the "...and very patient" comment as perhaps Jac perceives his loyalty as a means to get to an end. I believe Jax may view him as a viable and pragmatic successor for Pope, one that he could work with after he inevitably avenges Opie and Tig's daughter's death...November 29, 2012 at 1:08AM EST
Zelda (guest)Here's where I see this going: Tig, repulsed by Jax's attack on Wendy, suddenly discovers he has a conscience, and decides to bail on the club and sail into the Irish sunset with Clay.
Which makes it look to Damon Pope as though Jax has reneged on their deal.
Which sets up the showdown we all know is coming between Pope and the MC (or, more specifically, Pope vs. Jax).
This is going to get seriously ugly.
Not expecting Bobby to survive into Season 6.November 28, 2012 at 4:38AM ESTReply to Comment
Michael Dowling"Tig, repulsed by Jax's attack on Wendy"
Think of all Tig has done, do you really think it's possible for Tig to be repulsed by what Jax did?November 29, 2012 at 2:48PM EST
ZeldaI was surprised, too, but in the scene where Tig meets Jax outside of Wendy's apartment, he seemed hesitant to give Jax the hypodermic, and asked if he was sure he wanted to go through with it.
It might be an inconvenient time for Tig to decide he has a soul after all, but one of my main criticisms of this season has been the way Tig's character has not perceptibly changed or evolved since the traumatic experience of witnessing Dawn's murder - still cracking jokes, still a twisted horn dog, still an MC man, through and through.
My hypothesis is that Sutter might be playing catch-up with Tig in these last couple episodes.November 29, 2012 at 3:40PM EST
Shawn (guest)I'm thinking Jax will use the advice Pope gave him this episode to kill Pope in the next. Other than the obvious of Juice getting clipped, there better not be anymore cast hitting the dirt next episode. I'm not tuning in next season for the filthy Phil show. Seriously, Miles was so much more of a interesting character, why are we stuck with this fat buffoon? Also, I too have lost all sympathy for jax, for 4 season we were lead to believe he was the smart one, but he sure acts like a unthinking spoiled child at that gavel. His duplicity doesn't make for good drama like Clay's did, it's just become loathsome and annoying.November 28, 2012 at 5:01AM ESTReply to Comment
Shawn (guest)I'm thinking Jax will use the advice Pope gave him this episode to kill Pope in the next. Other than the obvious of Juice getting clipped, there better not be anymore cast hitting the dirt next episode. I'm not tuning in next season for the filthy Phil show. Seriously, Miles was so much more of a interesting character, why are we stuck with this fat buffoon? Also, I too have lost all sympathy for jax, for 4 season we were lead to believe he was the smart one, but he sure acts like a unthinking spoiled child at that gavel. His duplicity doesn't make for good drama like Clay's did, it's just become loathsome and annoying.November 28, 2012 at 5:01AM ESTReply to Comment
Jason T (guest)Anyone else find it interesting that this is the newest article in the tv section, yet on the tv page the headline is waaaaay down the list on the right hand sidebar.
Why does Hitfix even bother reviewing this show if it pains them to do so?November 28, 2012 at 5:16AM ESTReply to Comment
JamieWith that perception in mind, why do you even bother coming to Hitfix for SoA recaps in the first place?November 28, 2012 at 6:25AM EST
PrunellaVBecause it's one of the very few venues that actually reviews the show. :-(November 28, 2012 at 4:03PM EST
jerseylintelevisionwithoutpity.com writes good recapsNovember 28, 2012 at 5:20PM EST
jerseylinoh, and yes, I had to search for this one today.November 28, 2012 at 5:21PM EST
Gordon Harries (guest)I suspect Pope has been on borrowed time since Opie died. You have to remember Jax is a guy who's personally killed a FED (that I'm not sure the club even knows about) and engineered the death of another. He's not a guy who considers certain people untouchable.November 28, 2012 at 7:52AM ESTReply to Comment
Gordon Harries (guest)Also, he's not a SON, but it sounds like Nero's a V.P candidate if Bobby turns in his patch/loses his position/get's killed.November 28, 2012 at 7:57AM ESTReply to Comment
Zelda (guest)I don't claim to have any special knowledge or insight into how the SoA episodes get named, but I am assuming that "Darthy" is a Star Wars reference. And I must say, I could just about hear the Vader theme music in the background while Nero was pacing in the Diosa kitchen.
Not that Nero is Darth Vader - that's all Clay (or Jax...?).November 28, 2012 at 8:24AM ESTReply to Comment
buckbeatAnyone else think Logue saying "I'm still looking for a new job" as a sly reference to Terriers?November 28, 2012 at 11:36AM ESTReply to Comment
kro_lin"That I didn't sympathize with any of his actions isn't the problem. The problem is I just don't care any more who Jax is angry at or why he feels so wronged or what sort of violent act he's engaging in to protect the sanctity of his club or his family or whatever else he feels allegiance to at that particular time and place. The whims of Jax Teller are nearly as exhausting as the writers' ongoing efforts to make them semi-believable."
Exactly. Like I always say: WHEN DO THEY HAVE TIME TO EAT!!!
I love this show and all of its stupidity. It's fun to watch.November 28, 2012 at 1:07PM ESTReply to Comment
Timm SWhat a fun hour (+) of television to watch. I'm out of the conjecture business as it relates to this show, so trying to figure out what's going to happen or who's going to die (and for what reasons) is a futile exercise.
The Cartel interrupting the Sons meeting with the IRA was exactly the kind of soap opera worthy trashiness Sutter aspires to. Our anti-hero with a heart of gold gives a stirring "Hey, man, my bad" speech to the Irish and has everything worked out when the cartel busts in and has a gunfight (with Jax recording the only kill? Did I see that right?), and that gunfight ends when a guy busts through another door and has a louder, scarier machine gun (he shoots it in the air!) stopping all the other guns immediately! Classic. But, it did set up the Irish revenge angle, leading to kidnapping Wendy so we could see Jax ruin her life again when he'd already worked out with Tara how Wendy has no proof and couldn't really hurt them in any legitimate way. I really is a testament to how Sutter and his crew make this show that they can show stuff like this and make it at all compelling. But dammit if it ain't!
Everybody is redeemable on this show. They've rehabbed Wendy, the 9 mos pregnant mother shooting heroin and made her look sane (and hot again). Clay is suddenly sympathetic, even to Gemma, after he beat the piss out of her last season and has killed innocents (Donna, Piney, redshirts galore) to remain in power. Watching him cry, I was actually sorry for him. Nothing short of amazing, considering I thought the show was done after deciding not to knock him off last season. Jax isn't beyond redemption, either. But, who knows how they'll play it.
Also, while it shouldn't continue to do so, Danny Trejo's shortness elicits an involuntary "Damn, he's short!" comment from me every time they show a long shot of him.
Donal Logue is killing it. So tortured/wounded and obviously mentally unstable. Really fun to have him skirting the margins.
Yeah, Roosevelt. No doubt he'll be a part of the finale somehow (I hope). Maybe he and Hank Dalworth/Lee Toric can square off. Great chemistry from those two on TERRIERS.
Keep the faith, Geoff. This show as a second-tier piece of entertainment is gold. Sort of like a less subtle SPARTACUS. Another show I can't wait to have reemerge.
Anybody else notice how well this was shot, technically, I mean? SoA has raised their game. Some really pretty looking scenes this week/season.
Apologies for the length.November 28, 2012 at 2:18PM ESTReply to Comment
(forgot my password) LeoI agree with everything you say here, and btw that was a hilarious and accurate recap of the cartel/IRA/SOA gunfight.
I loved how the scene with Clay getting his tattoos covered up was filmed, music and all. That was some fine directing.November 28, 2012 at 2:46PM EST
kro_linI third this comment! And I second Leo's comment about Clay!November 28, 2012 at 2:56PM EST
rcadeDon't apologize for bringing so much awesome in a single comment. You made me happier than Walton Goggans with breasts.November 28, 2012 at 10:19PM EST
GeoffBerkshireTimm, I think the problem I keep running into is that "Sons" really *wants* to be a great show, and every once in awhile it is. As simple well-executed entertainment, it works fine. But no matter what Kurt Sutter says they're clearly aiming for more.
If there were more episodes like the Walton Goggins installment, then I'd be satisfied saying the goal is a fun ride. But I have hard time not taking the show seriously when it takes itself so seriously. That inevitably leads to frustration.
Anyway, I definitely appreciate your take and the take of many commenters here. Even if I don't always love the show, I'm always impressed with the passion it inspires.November 29, 2012 at 5:29AM EST
Timm SYeah, Geoff, I see what you're saying, and I'm tempted to hold them to standards they're just never going to reach. There's what they say they are, what they think they are, and my expectations formed from what I actually see. Now, granted, sometimes I can be fooled into thinking it's a good-good show (and we've all been there with this thing, like the S3 finale), and then it does what only Sons can do and mix the absurd and sublime in equal measures. As I stated at the beginning of the season, in order for me to really enjoy watching this show, I'm going to keep the bar low, no matter how much they might sometimes clear it by. And as a result, my experience is more enjoyable.
Still, I get where you're coming from, and I know you're right. We see it every year when Sutter goes on his cunt-barrage during Emmy nomination time. Again, what they think it is isn't necessarily what it really is. I played ball with plenty of guys who didn't understand why they aren't playing pro somewhere. (NOTE: Best analogy I had. Not intended to be a humblebrag or a straight one. I'm 40 with sore knees and play My Little Pony with my daughters now.)
Thanks for the response, Geoff. You're good at what you do, and I enjoy reading your take on this fun little show.November 29, 2012 at 11:15AM EST
Timm SAnd thanks for the comments, guys. And @RCADE, I've been very amused and not a little confused since Venus VanDamme came into my life a few weeks back. There MIGHT be some explaining to do if my browser history sees the light of day. "But honey, it's Shane Boyd Vendrell Crowder!!!" I'll let you know how that goes.November 29, 2012 at 11:19AM EST
rcadeLike Tig, I don't judge.November 29, 2012 at 12:04PM EST
winkl316It's pretty obvious what will happen to Pope. Jax is going to take Tig to Pope but Jax will kill Pope instead using Clay's gun (that he gets from Juice). So he kills Pope and then all of Pope's guys will be gunning for Clay in hopes of getting the $5 million. Jax will give Pope's right hand man, can't remember his name, inside info on where Clay will be.
Only thing that is unknown is if they get to Clay before he leaves for Belfast or if that is a storyline they drag out to the last season.November 28, 2012 at 2:36PM ESTReply to Comment
(forgot my password) LeoThat's a good theory about Pope's death. You figure that Pope's second in command will come into play after that little discussion Jax had with him in this episode.
I figured that Juice was going to take the gun (per Jax's instructions) and somehow Clay was either going to be framed by it or himself die from it, but Juice seemed reluctant to take the gun and it was only when Clay insisted he take it that he did. That sort of made me wonder about whether Juice planned to take it.November 28, 2012 at 2:51PM EST
rcadeIf Clay kills Pope, how does that not blow back on the Sons even though he lost his patch? He's still closely associated with them.
Jax's plan for revenge on Pope has to be bigger than just killing him and framing somebody else. I think another deus ex machina is in the works like the drug cartel turning out to be the CIA.November 28, 2012 at 5:32PM EST
TSillClay gave Juice his gun, but Jax doesn't know Juice has the weapon. In TV time, we're in the afternoon or evening before the 4 p.m. take-off time for Galen's chartered jet outside of Mendocino. So, how does Jax find out Juice has Clay's gun ... then get the slightly dimwitted Juice to find and kill Pope ... and make a clean getaway, leaving Clay's gun behind? That doesn't even take into account the time Jax then needs to get to Pope's guy to say, "Hey! That's Clay Morrow's gun." (I'm terrible at predicting what happens, so your theory might unfold and I'll realize THEN that it makes sense.)November 28, 2012 at 9:00PM EST
andria goodenPope will not survive season 5 Jax will get revenge and Tig will be his knew bitch bobby ithe wuss with the biggest forgibing heart and should leave samcro gemma will never allow Tara to leave with the kids because it seems the control freak bitch cant ride a bike or take a car ride to Providence to see her grand kids, Wendy throw away junky is collateral damage and will never be seen again till season 5 or 6 because one thing I know for sure Jax's promises never come true and Tara will be in jail.October 16, 2013 at 4:24AM EST
Griff (guest)Jax kills (or gets someone else) to kill Pope with Clay's gun, and therefore Clay gets taken out for the insurance policy, therefore being killed by proxy.November 28, 2012 at 5:38PM ESTReply to Comment
nsk (guest)If Kurt Sutter isn't trying to match best shows then why is he so hard failing to turn Jax into Tony Sopranos type character. Not only is he hurting the show but also he gives that crappy scripts to Charlie Hunnam who's terrible this season. He's like Michonne of SOA + slipping accent here and there.November 28, 2012 at 5:43PM ESTReply to Comment
Nisan (guest)I'm with Jax. Jax is fine, I have no problem with anything he is doing. Whatever he does is OK, cause, they killed Opie. All's fair in love and war and this is war. I will say this one more time. Opie is dead, damn. Go Jax Go, kill em all and let God sort em out.November 29, 2012 at 12:14AM ESTReply to Comment
adamjmilOk, other than a plot device to create more drama, why exactly did the cartel bust up the deal with the IRA? Really, what was their motivation......they WANTED the deal to go down. Did they really think "ok, Clay's out, let's storm the place with 10 armed men, that'll make sure it goes down." Jax was great there - "EVERYBODY WANTS THE SAME THING HERE" and they still screw it up....metaphor for several parts of the show perhaps?November 29, 2012 at 1:04AM ESTReply to Comment
Mike (guest)As overdramatic as the episode may have been, it was an Emmy submission episode for Charlie Hunnam. Hunnam was great and showed great acting chops.
It sounds like the writer of this article just needs to stop watching the show and turn the column over to someone else. He's clearly tired of this show and it apparent in his negative review.November 29, 2012 at 11:33AM ESTReply to Comment
Michael Dowling (guest)No way Jax turns over Tig to the guy who burnt his daughter alive and ordered Opie's murder. Not happening...
I had no problem with what Jax did to Wendy, she continually threatens Jax with his son. Jax just bailed her out to the tune of 500K, she lived the life and needs to just stop coming in every 9 episodes, threaten to take their son, get beat up, then go away. It's enough with the same story line but that can be said for this entire TV show.November 29, 2012 at 2:51PM ESTReply to Comment
Mike (guest)The guy writing this review really doesn't know the show, or any shows good enough to comment. Completely disagree with your views on Jax and the show. Hang it up my friend.November 29, 2012 at 3:09PM ESTReply to Comment
Michael Dowling (guest)And Darthy is a Darth Vader reference:
Clay = Vader
Jax = Luke
Clay is Jax's real father, Bobby knows this and it's why he went behind Jax to cut a deal with Clay and stop Jax from killing Clay. That's my guess at least.November 29, 2012 at 4:21PM ESTReply to Comment
TeklanikaThis season has been all over the place. I just don't know what I'm even supposed to be routing for anymore. The violence this season has escalated so high it's lost its purpose. Every episode people are beaten and killed. Jax has killed several people this year yet there seems to be no repercussions. I remember back in Season 1 or 2 when killing someone was a big decision the characters at least gave some thought to if it was worth doing or not.
I laughed out loud in this episode when Jax took Tara in his arms and said, "I am going to give you a great (or wonderful) life." SHE'S A SURGEON!!!! Given how they live (small house w/ hand me down furniture) she's got to have a ton of money socked away. I've always struggled with this on this show. I think they should have made Tara a nurse instead. It would be more believable that they needed to do this b/c it's all Jax knows or they need a ton of money to leave. But, that's a separate issue.
Aside from that, the club is dwindling to nothing. Clay is out. Tig is dead. I don't think Juice is off the hook. Pretty soon it's just going to be Jax, Bobby, Chibs, Happy, and the fat guy!
November 29, 2012 at 5:09PM ESTReply to Comment
sonsfan (guest)you know you've gone too far when even trig looks concernedDecember 3, 2012 at 7:31PM ESTReply to CommentLike (1)Latest Likes:Froide


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I never understand this concept of breaking up and remaining friends. Some people can do this but it usually is an opening to just get back in the relationship that has not worked so far. There usually is no reason to try to function in a friendship unless their are children. Move on, find happiness, and a positive relationship. By keeping in contact, you only increase the chance of returning to this relationship. It doesn't matter if he got that job, because it should only matter to him. It's his situation.would reinstitute the no contact rule and enjoy being single. Someone will come along that wants a relationship full time. If you stop this now, you don't have to feel guilty if you meet up with someone.
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Yes, I agree. His actions are speaking louder then his words though. He has been attempting to keep him in his life by contacting me a few times. He called me on Tuesday to ask me a silly question that he could have asked anyone. We spoke a little about our relationship last night and he said that he feels guilty doing talking to other girls because he is afraid to hurt me and he has felt like this since we broke up. He said he feels like we havent broken up because he feels this way. I asked him if he was blaming me for this and he said no he was not. He said that he just wants to be free and not worry about it. I asked him if it would be easier for him to do what he wants if i was not in his life and he said no, he doesn't want that. He said that it would not be far to ask me to wait for him because he doesn't know if he ever wants to get married. He is telling me to move on but stringing me along by telling me he still wants me in his life. I am not really sure what to make of it.
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Your sentence about he is telling me to move on...is completely accurate. It's almost like he wants your approval to move on. That's is completely unfair. He is misusing your "friendship" and what appears to be your good nature. I would let it go. The longer you communicate with him, the longer your heart will not be open to someone else. He has given you valuable information and none of it is positive. I am sorry but he is using your kind nature to process his dating issues. End this unless he shows that at least he wants to begin dating you again. You don't need to be emotionally available if it is only to allow him date everyone else. Allow yourself to meet someone wonderful and focused
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