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Rated 4.4 out of 5 by 521 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Longslander Top Notch I have stayed at this hotel two to three times per year for the last 7 years. I travel here for summer fun, leaf peeping, skiing, horse show in Manchester. My favorites are the Pub for food , the red wine list, the pool and the fact I dont need to leave the pool area. The Pub delivers to us. Which is great if the kids are starving and you dont want to move. There are different size rooms with different views out each window. I prefer the view to the back mountain. My husband prefers the view to the courtyard. Its always clean, there are bicycles available in season. Its close to Bromley, a great family mountain.I dont have anything bad to say. If you reuse your bath towel , you can be credited SPG points. If you want quiet , go to the top floor. If you want quick out, stay next to the elevators or stairs. Plenty of free parking out back. Swings for the children and a tennis court too, if you're into that. Its historical too. Presidents have stayed here. Lincoln's kin lived up the road at Hildene. December 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kel19 Perfect Vermont Getaway! I recently stayed at the Equinox for my birthday with my fiance. The hotel is incredibly charming and is in the perfect location, nestled in historic Machester Village and near plenty of shopping outlets and fine dining. There is a amazing spa on location with an indoor pool. The staff is like no other, upon arrival we were upgraded to a suite and given great shopping and dining recommendations; they even over-nighted my favorite pair of boots that I left in the room at no charge! This was the perfect getaway from the city and I hope to return in the near future! December 1, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Orvisfan4007 Missed a perfect rating because.... Very nice hotel, great spa, food was great. Need to improve the complementary car service offered. Fully aware that the night in question there was a bit of snow falling, and a busy night before Thanksgiving, but to leave a family waiting for 45 minutes without any update or EST regarding getting picked back up from a local restaurant was not acceptable. In addition, having both the local and 800 number ring without anyone answering (20 rings each of the three attempts) failed the level of service excepted. And to top it all off, the offer to comp the $35 resort fee for the inconvenience showed up on my bill anyway. Wonderful place, room was very restful, food was great, but can't give you a 10 when you fail to keep the lines of communications open with your guests. November 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by KS111213 Wonderful Stay Beautiful hotel in a very tranquil setting. All the hotel staff we encountered were very helpful. Breakfast at Colonnade both mornings was fantastic and the staff were so friendly and accommodating. We had our 1 year old in tow and they helped make mealtime enjoyable (not always easy with a 1 yr old!) and even made some great recommendations for where to go with him while in town. Our guest room was incredibly spacious and comfortable with a beautiful view of the courtyard. The spa and indoor pool are both fantastic. Impeccable service and a perfect place for a relaxing family vacation, Girl's Weekend, or Romantic Getaway. November 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Irene54 Perfect stay We spent pefdect days at the Equinox , We love it because of the perfect combination of comfort, history an relax. November 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jet5 Dogs I understands that allowing dogs is a policy of the brand. I think that the brand should rethink this with all the allergies and issues that surround dogs. There were 5 or 6 dogs hanging around the lobby. I thought I was in a dog hotel. Also, I think the brand should do away with the accent pillows. Keep the bed white and free of items November 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by BILLY25 PEACE AND QUIET NESTLED IN THE MOUNTAINS, IT IS A QUIET, SERENE PLACE TO ESCAPE. EVERYONE WAS SO FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL. THE SPA WAS FANTASTIC!!! November 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Davey27 Great hotel in great location Great place, great staff, great location and surroundings. October 20, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Mark10032014 This hotel is terrific but my last stay was a bit disappointing My wife and I have been coming to the resort every year for the past 7 years. We love it. We didn't have the best experience on this last visit, though. Our room wasn't ready when we checked in, which was fine. We got a call saying it was ready and went upstairs and the cleaners were still inside and told us we'd have to wait 20 minutes. We were supposed to get a welcome gift (chocolates for my wife). They were never delivered despite me asking the front desk twice over the two days we were there. No paper was delivered either and in the morning we received a letter under the door from the hotel addressed to another guest. There was a wedding in the hotel that weekend and at night there was a very loud party above our room which kept my wife up. Again, we've stayed here a bunch so we recognize the hotel can't be perfect every time and we will definitely come back next year, but since we only come once per year now to celebrate our anniversary this stay was a bit disappointing. October 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by txjenzen Highly recommend! Exquisite! Loved the hotel and location. Don't hesitate to book your stay here! October 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Teeps Excellent Hotel Nothing to fault at all, this place is awesome! The only thing, it would be good if the children were given something to welcome them at check in, but apart from that, it is an amazing property! October 6, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by MacKenzie17 Equinox Resort - good but not Luxury Collection My wife and I stayed at the Equinox with two other couples for 3 nights (no kids). As a platinum SPG member, we were upgraded on our room to a bi-level suite in the main hotel (room 350). We found the upstairs "perch" nice for watching football one rainy afternoon but otherwise the set-up was sort of strange with the bedroom downstairs and the living room upstairs. While I like the thought of an old-time hotel with tons of history, the Equinox has to pick what it wants to be. For example, we had a newly renovated bathroom in our suite but the heater sounded like it was 30 years old, the 8 degree slope in the floor made for a vertigo-like walk to the door, and the large coffee stain on the carpet made me think management simply doesn't care that much. The Inn is quite old so you will have drafty rooms and paper-thin walls. We were there during prime foliage season so the rooms were very expensive but I'm not sure it lived up the price. Staff at the hotel is spotty on how much they care and frankly how "with it" they really are. Perhaps its hard to find good service people up in VT but again, if you're a Luxury Collection hotel, you need to have superior service. Above all else, it's clear management wants to be rated highly in these reviews. We received two letters under our door during our stay saying "if you aren't going to give us the highest rating possible, please let us know." We found that to be a huge turnoff. Clearly they have incentive to be rated high but I felt as though they were only focused on that aspect and not necessarily providing a fabulous experience. This resort has a lot of positives (spa was nice, swimming pool too, great location, great hiking trails behind resort, fun golf course) but you're expecting something top notch when you pay premium prices and are told it is a Luxury Collection hotel. As far as the area, we loved it. As far as staying at this hotel to access the area, I'm not sure we would stay here again any time soon unless they completely renovated the hotel. October 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Verified Reviewer Main Hotel is Top Notch After being upgraded to main building from the town houses, our stay was extraordinary. Love our room and staff, especially Stephenee at the front desk who was outstanding and very accommodating. We were very dismayed at our initial town house accommodation prior to the main Inn upgrade given it was advertised as a deluxe King room which certainly did not match our expectations of the Equinox Resort. Totally enjoyed our stay & amenities at the Main Resort. October 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dalboy Gem of a hotel Excellent facilities, gorgeous location,and very responsive and helpful staff. Stayed for the 2nd time in this hotel and found the experience consistently great The grounds and surroundings are great for a relaxing vacation Rooms are comfortable with good facilities. Continental breakfast (free for Platinum members) is awesome. Only surprising thing was the small and cramped bathroom in otherwise huge suite in the Charles Orvis Inn October 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by runner2222 Great family vacation Family of 5 in room with king, blowup mattress, and fold away bed. Fit perfectly and we had a blast. September 29, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by ron17 Autumn 2014 Excellent opportunity for golf and leaves. September 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by GeneralNuisance Great cleanliness We were very pleased with the cleanliness and comfort of the renovated room. September 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by ELRU Grand Old Hotel Wanting to avoid shore crowds, the Equinox fit the bill as a last minute Labor Day weekend getaway for me and my partner. I had stayed at the Equinox 15 years ago for a NYS Bar Assn meeting and I am quite familiar with Manchester, although only when snow is on the ground as a frequent Southern VT skier. We could not have chosen a more perfect place. We were forewarned that due to being at full capacity an SPG Gold upgrade would not be available. Yet we were delighted with the so called "Traditional" room assigned in the main building. It was spacious, quiet (despite no shortage of kids at this family friendly resort), with pleasnt views of Manchester Village. The staff, from the front desk (Brian), housekeeping, wait staff, concierge (Astri) and parking valets were always helpful personable. and it was allways apparent to us that our enjoyment of their property was a high priority. I will return to the Equinox and I highly recommend it to anyone without reservation. September 5, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by potom blissful retreat with beautiful mountain views We loved this entire resort. From check-in to check -out, every need was attended to. Everyone, from the front desk, to the bar, to the bellmen, was cheerful, accomodating, and efficient. A special shout out to Dan, at the front desk, who really went out of his way to attend to our needs. Mike, one of the Housekeeping superviors, was terrific --when we got back home, and thought we left something important in the room, he personally checked everywhere, got back to us, and was so helpful. The breakfast was plentiful and delicious. The facilities excellent, the outdoor patio by the firepit so relaxing. We loved and used the tennis courts every day,. We loved waking up each day and taking a beautiful hike in the Equinox Preserve trails right beyond the property. Relaxation, adventure, shopping nearby, spa, good restaurants, a complimentary shuttle to town, what else could you ask for? September 2, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by RLCME Disappointed by this stay.... We usually love this hotel, and stay here several times each year. We went for a long weekend, and were very disappointed in our room. To begin with, the entire floor was warped and slanted, causing the whole room to be uneven. The toilet seat was broken, shower/tub didn't drain very well, and the TV only worked intermittently. The food in the restaurants was excellent (as usual), but the waitresses were not very friendly. Probably the worst thing was the size of the spiders in the room that my husband had to keep removing! Every day, he had to catch at least 3 or 4. Overall, we were extremely dissatisfied with this stay. September 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Klnine Perfect Weekend! We travel quite a bit and are often disappointed in the service provided at many hotels. The Equinox was top notch from start to finish. The valet/bell service welcomes you and every staff member provides consistent service throughout the stay. The hotel itself is beautiful and perfectly maintained. The attention to small details is amazing. Whether it is the hidden cooler of water on the porch or the hooks for your robe by the hot tub somebody has thought of all the details! August 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Meghan11 Wonderful Weekend! My boyfriend and I stayed here for a weekend getaway and it was amazing! The staff is extremely friendly and the resort is in a great location. We ate a couple of meals at the resort and the food was delicious! We really enjoyed the spa - we had great massages and we also were impressed with the gym & its equipment. We easily accessed the trail to the top of Mt. Equinox from the resort; as well as other trails that are right behind the hotel. I would highly recommend this resort for a weekend getaway to any couple! August 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Danie GREAT Location It was GREAT !! ......................... August 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by cody12 relaxing getaway From the moment we arrived the front desk was professional and helpful. Our room was very spacious. The pool and spa was very relaxing especially after the walk we took to the lovely downtown. We also got to visit a farmers market, shops, great book store ,restaurants, and Mt. Equinox . Sitting around the fire pit at night with a cocktail was a perfect way to socialize. If you golf there is a fantastic course right down the street. I can't wait to return! August 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Borus41 Luxury with beauty in the mountains This was our 4th stay at Equinox and each time we come it's better & better ..the place is beautiful surrounded by mountains with a luxurious spa & swimming pool that offers different activities every day.. Since I traveled with my family again we got 2 beautiful clean spacious adjoining rooms with balcony .. The staff is super nice through out the whole resort , the food in the restaurant is delicious & a wonderful breakfast buffet .. Can't wait to return agin to this wonderful place Highly recommend it!! August 24, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by jolip the hotel needs improvement to whom this may concern. as we started to plan our vacation to go up somewhere north we called up starwood to ask which hotel is modern nice and newly renovated so all the representative that we spoke to recommended the Equinox promising that its new and modern and luxury. so we when ahead and booked it. as we arrived after a 5 hour drive it was totally not what we where told and imagined for such a high costing luxury hotel that we did not want to check in I tried getting a refund or something but they refused I was to tired to go on another 4 hour drive so we checked in the grounds where pretty nice but the hotel itself is old wouldn't recommend for no one August 24, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Lilbit2014 Beautiful property Wonderful property, great restaurant, inconsistent customer service. August 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by jpain Enroute stop This was an enroute stop in this case. Met all our expectations plus dinner and breakfast. Unfortunately rained for golf plan. Enjoyed the short visit. August 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by AlexN9683 A lovely getaway! Absolutely beautiful grounds. They are well-manicured and everything was clean, neat, and very warm/welcoming. The spa was fantastic and I loved my massage. Also very cool that they own a massive nature preserve behind the hotel with multiple hiking trails. August 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Cynthia62 This hotel is amazing From the time you arrive until the time you depart everything about this resort is perfect. It is our favorite place to go for fun as well as relaxation. We have stayed her many times and will continue to do so. The staff takes care of all your needs like no other hotel. The food is top shelf and we enjoy having all our meals at the resort. I cannot say enough good things about this place. August 19, 2014


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IN THEIR THREE BEDROOM BRICK ROW house in the working-class area of Deny in Northern Ireland, actress Roma Downey's family kept a plaster bust of John F. Kennedy right next to a statue of Jesus. "You've got to remember that JFK was the first Irish-Catholic President of this country," says Downey, 28, in a delicate brogue. "We claimed him as our own—that's our boy!"
Now it's Downey's time to be proud. Over three nights, Oct. 13—15, she's playing none other than Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis in NBC's six-hour miniseries A Woman Named Jackie, based on C. David Heymann's gossipy, best-selling 1989 bio of she who is the alpha and the omega of modern celebrity.
Downey, best known in the Stales for a stint as a British aristocrat on the ABC soap One Life to Live in 1988 and, earlier this year, for her role on a failed NBC series Black Jack Savage, is admittedly still in the alpha stage. But playing Jackie from age 16 to 60 (Jackie herself is now 62) could change that for the 5'4", 105-lb. actress.
"This is a great role that should make her an instant star," predicts executive producer Lester Persky, who chose Downey, two weeks before shooting, over scores of other Bouvier aspirants. "I kept thinking, there still had to be somebody with the charisma of Jackie," says Persky, "someone who could hold the screen for six hours. Roma's face is so incredible—it locks you in."
Roma (the name is a contraction of her grandmothers' names, Rose and Mary) professes nothing but admiration for Jackie: "She has come through the most extraordinary of circumstances with the utmost dignity." But that dignity can be intimidating. "There's always the feeling," says Roma, "that my performance will be compared to the real lady."
More challenging was that she had only a few weeks to learn the part. Downey studied frantically, watching tapes between fittings (she has 160 costume changes), reading Kennedy books and working with a voice coach to develop I hat breathy Jackie delivery.
Still, playing Jackie was more than a matter of being able to wear a pillbox hat just so. "God knows, Jackie Kennedy had a lot of loss in her life," says Stephen (Tattinger's) Collins, 42, who plays a slightly-less-bouffant-than-usual JFK. "And Roma has had to deal with a lot of loss. She's had a tough life."
Growing up in Northern Ireland's Catholic minority in the 1970s was indeed "a very tough time," says Downey, the youngest of six children. She remembers her brother Lawrence's shoulder being broken by a rubber bullet from a soldier's gun at a protest against Britain's military presence in the country; other brothers, she says, were thrown in jail from time to time without cause.
The family also witnessed one of the bloodiest events in recent Irish history on Sunday, Jan. 30, 1972, when an illegal march by civil-rights demonstrators ended disastrously. "The British Army shot into the crowd and killed 13 people," she says. "My house was just up the hill from where all this happened. People came running up, saying, 'Oh, my God!' I was at home with my sister Ann and our main concern was, where were our men? Where was my brother Pat and my father, who were at the march?" They got home safely, she says. "Then the names started being announced—16-year-olds, 17-year-olds. Dead. I knew quite a few of them. Man who lived up the street, seven children, his wife pregnant."
All that violence, she says, "only made me stronger. It made me who I am. But I don't think that it was until I was 18 and left Northern Ireland for England and art school that I realized the tremendous tension we were living under."
Downey's deepest sorrows were more personal. Her mother, Maureen, a housewife and sometime actress, died of a heart attack in her mid-40s, when Roma was only 10. "It was devastating," she says. "One day she was there and the next she was gone." Roma was devastated again 11 years later when her father died, also of a heart attack. "H had become everything to me, my Da," she says. This time, though, there was an unforgettable lesson. "I remember strongly him saying, 'If you can bury your Da, you can do anything. T'ere isn't anything you won't be able to do if you can do that.' And five months later I was standing in the rain in Derry cemetery as they lowered him into the ground and finding a strength in that."
She thinks it was her father's death that she was "tuning in to" ft her miniseries scenes at JFK's funeral. Whether her own short-lived marriage to an American actor provided any emotional shadings for Jackie's ups and down with Jack, well...
They met in London in 1985, says Downey, a year after she had graduated from Brighton Art College, where she studied painting. But the problem, she discovered, "was that painting was so solitary. I was a team player." Like her mother, she was also a player in local theater. She enrolled at the London Drama Studio, where her husband-to-be was a fellow student. In 1986, she says, "we were wed in Rome, hoping it would be like a fairy tale." Immediately after, they moved to New York City, where the fairy tale began to fall apart.
"I was sorely tempted to go home," recalls Downey, who is currently dating another actor. "But, not to be deterred, I concentrated fully on working." When the roles—including a part with Rex Harrison in his last Broadway appearance, The Circle—finally began to accumulate, she was ready to move to the showbiz capital, Los Angeles. Being robbed in Manhattan was an additional spur. "Young kid with a gun: Gimme jour money," she says. "You just feel so violated."
Downey now lives in a three-bedroom house in Venice, surrounded by reminders of the old country (of which she is still a citizen): Irish new-age singer Enya on the stereo, a volume of Yeats's poems at hand and—out back, behind the hot tub—a street sign that reads: DERRY, 2.
"More like 2 billion miles," Downey sighs, even though she visited the folks only a few weeks ago. They, at least, understood perfectly that Roma is no second coming of Jackie. "I said to my little niece, 'Go an' put the kettle on.' My sister screams, "Make your own tea—you're not in Hollywood now!' "
TOM CUNNEFF in Los Angeles
In the Image of Jackie
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Sometimes one of Charleston's favorite topics (think sea turtles here) combines with location (the S.C. Aquarium) and a well-known artist (Guy Harvey) to make a push for conservation.
An exhibit now up at the aquarium and running through July is by Harvey, the famous painter of fish. He's a marine wildlife artist and conservationist, and former Charleston restaurateur. (Guy Harvey's Island Grill closed after a year at Towne Centre in Mount Pleasant.) The range of artwork includes original canvases, prints and giclees, which is a form of reproduction usually on canvas, that will benefit both the aquarium's mission of conservation and educational programs as well as research by the Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation.
Harvey probably is best known by sports fishermen for his portrayal of warm-water deep-sea fish. But this exhibit, called "Canvases for Conservation," will feature other images such as the original loggerhead sea turtle painting in acrylic done specifically for this exhibit. That painting will be unveiled in about two weeks, according to Kate Dittloff, public relations manager at the aquarium.
It will be displayed alongside pieces featuring wildlife native to South Carolina, such as a bald eagle, rainbow trout, alligator, redfish, marlin, and sharks. .
Entrance to the exhibit comes with aquarium admission. And, it's just in time for the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition next month.
Special book club
So here's a good idea that more mothers and daughters should emulate: The annual Mother/Daughter Book Club meeting at Marrington Elementary Library. The book club is open to third-, fourth- and fifth-grade girls and their mothers, grandmothers, aunts and other female relatives.
This month's book selection was "Everything on a Waffle," an 2002 Newbery Honor winner. The author, Polly Horvath, joined the meeting from her home in British Columbia via Skype to answer participants' questions about the book and herself.
This seems like such a fun way to get the girls in the family (and I use the term loosely) to not only love reading, but spending time together and sharing opinions.
With so much time going to electronic learning, the good old-fashioned book has its own pleasures.
It's with clubs like these that young girls will grow up to read and share their explorations with the world.
Have you thought of starting one? It only takes time and a good book.
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It's time for the annual student recycling video contest sponsored by the Charleston County Government's Environmental Management Department and Charleston County School District. The goal is to increase recycling awareness and participation in local schools.
By creating a video, students learn about conserving resources, reducing pollution and increasing the life of the county's landfill. The contest also will serve as a learning tool by providing lessons in ecology, art, drama, technology, marketing and teamwork.
The video will be "judged on the creativity, overall quality and persuasiveness," according to the rules.
The public will be able to vote for their favorite submission on the contest website. Winners will be chosen based on a combination of public voting and scoring by a panel of judges.
The County's Environmental Management Department has an outline of the contest rules and guidelines and a list of helpful resources.
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And here's one for the adults, especially if you like throwing stuff at the screen or need to put on your glitter boots.
Billed as the "Rocky Horror Show for the Millennium," this show makes its regional premiere next week at the American Theater for a limited engagement run.
It's reportedly "set inside the futuristic cabaret bar Saucy Jack's where the music is pumping and the atmosphere is moist and dripping with vice" if you read the ticket information (and I always do).
"Saucy Jack and The Space Vixens" is a musical, but I'm thinking its a great (adult) party night. It's brought to us by What If! Productions, so it's going to be on the eclectic side of fun. Never can tell what they will produce.
It's opening Thursday and running through Feb. 8 at American Theater, 446 King St. Tickets are $25.
For more information go to www.whatifproductions.org/.
Artist of the year
One of the good grants to local artists is the Griffith/Reyburn Lowcountry Artist of the Year through the Coastal Community Foundation. This year marks the 11th anniversary of the award that is given to support the creation of a work of visual art that represents the "look and feel" of the Lowcountry.
The grant was created and funded by Mike Griffith and Donna Reyburn, and the $5,000 is intended to support the artist during the creation of a work of art, which will then be the personal property of the artist to keep, show or sell at his or her own discretion. The selected artist also will be honored at an opening show and reception featuring his or her new work in the fall
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Although he used to be quite suave and debonair in his youth, now his flirtation with my wife was a benign act due to his rotund OPB. Her ovaries were now safe from penetration.
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Sara, the streamlined form of Sarah, makes this ancient name feel more modern, but perhaps a bit lighter weight. Some Old Testament sources give Sara as a variation of Sarai, the Biblical... Read More
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Dr. H. Hugh Fudenberg, an immunologist and former professor and chairman of the department of basic and clinical immunology and microbiology with the Medical University of South Carolina, died March 15. He was 85.
Fudenberg, a son of Eastern European immigrants, was a pioneer in the field of immunology and immunotherapy. He was internationally referred to as the founder of clinical immunology.
His research included experimental treatments for Alzheimer's and Lou Gehrig's diseases, chronic fatigue-immune dysfunction syndrome and autism. His treatment involved the extraction of healthy blood cells, typically from a patient's relative, that were then injected into the patient. His early work involved the isolation of a protective blood substance used in the treatment of bone cancer.
In 1980, Fudenberg was named the recipient of the Carl Neuberg Medal for his biomedical work. He also was awarded an honorary doctorate in medical sciences from the University of Kuopio in Finland. Scientists in Bejing, China gave him a golden key to the city and awarded to him two honorary professorships.
He was the editor of the International Journal of Clinical Immunology and Immunopathology and the author of the textbook "Basic and Clinical Immunology."
He is survived by four sons: Drew Fudenberg, Brooks R. Fudenberg, David M. Fudenberg and Hugh H. Fudenberg.
There will be a celebration of life at 6 p.m. today at The Lodge at Lake Bowen Commons, 7116 Highway 9, Inman, S.C.
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Thomas Hoccleve was born about 1367, but nothing is known of the first twenty years of his life, before he was appointed as a clerk in the office of the Privy Seal about 1387, an occupation he was to follow, without much advancement, until his death in 1426. His first significant poem was the Letter of Cupid, or Epistre de Cupide (1402), a free translation of the Epistre au Dieu d"Amours by his French contemporary Christine de Pizan (b.1365). It was followed a year or two later by La Male Regle (1405-6), a tongue-in-cheek apology for his "badly ruled" life and misspent youth and a request for the payment of his annuity, which was overdue. Subsequent balades to the Chancellor, to Henry …
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We were able to pair the smartphone with the Logitech Mobile Traveller Bluetooth headset and the Motorola S9 Bluetooth Active Headphones. The BlackBerry Pearl Flip is compliant with M4/T4 hearing-aid devices.
The BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8230 is equipped with a 3.5-millimeter jack, so we plugged in our Bose On-Ear headphones and enjoyed good sound quality when listening to various tracks, ranging from hip hop to classical. We also checked out a couple of MP4 video clips, and performance was a bit mixed. For the most part, playback was smooth, but there were a couple of occasions where the picture got choppy and sound was interrupted. The smartphone's smaller display also makes it less than ideal for longer videos. The smartphone's 2-megapixel camera took decent photos. Images were clear with nice definition; our only wish would be for a little more richness in color.
While we're disappointed by the lack of Wi-Fi, Alltel's EV-DO network did an admirable job, loading CNET's full site in 50 seconds and bringing up CNN and ESPN's mobile sites in a blazing 9 seconds and 11 seconds, respectively. The smartphone's GPS took a little while to get a lock on our position. We waited up to 10 minutes for it to find our location, and while BlackBerry Maps provided accurate turn-by-turn directions, maps were slow to render onscreen.
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Wallace Breem
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Wallace Breem (1926–1990) was a British librarian and author. He was the Librarian and Keeper of Manuscripts of the Inner Temple Law Library, and wrote historical novels, including Eagle in the Snow (1970).
At the age of 18, Breem entered the Indian Army's Officers Training School, and in 1945 was commissioned as an officer of the Corps of Guides, an elite Cavalry detachment of the North West Frontier Force.
After the Partition of India in 1947, Breem returned to England and held a variety of jobs which included labourer in a tannery, assistant to a veterinary surgeon, and rent-collector in the East End of London. He eventually joined the library staff of the Inner Temple in London, in 1950.
Breem was a founder member of BIALL (British and Irish Association of Law Librarians), and at various times held the offices of Secretary, Treasurer, Chairman, Vice-President, and President in that organization.
In 1990, BIALL inaugurated the Wallace Breem Award in his memory.
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Breem's academic writing includes the Manual of Law Librarianship, the New Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature, and various papers, reports, articles, and Standards.
- A Sketch of the Inner Temple Library
- Bibliography of Commonwealth Law Reports (with Sally Phillips, Mansell 1991)
- Eagle in the Snow (Gollancz 1970, Sphere 1971), republished 2002, 2003, 2004.
- The Legate's Daughter (Arrow Books 1975), republished 2004.
- The Leopard and the Cliff (St. Martin's Press 1978). Republished by Faber and Faber in 2010 under the Faber Finds imprint.
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This south London wine bar and brasserie set in a refurbished English boozer is managed by a couple of French brothers - maitre d', Nolan, and head chef, Florent. There's a certain pedigree to it too, with the pair's parents running the long-standing Lobster Pot, just down the road.
Live music upstairs, in the Piano Bar, plays an important part in evenings here. Expect jazz quartets, soul soloists, vocal harmonies and even a bit of funk alongside open-mic sessions and nights dedicated to the musicals of the West End.
The ground-floor brasserie serves rustic French fare. Expect pan-fried chicken livers, terrines of foie gras, vegetarian croustades, moules marinière and cassoulets served for two. There's also a smoking terrace, a private dining room, free WiFi and newspapers, should you fancy a lounge.
The venue is rapidly becoming one of London's finest live music venues
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What a fantastic venue!! Very friendly, great variety of music, tasty French nosh... No doubt they have my vote :)
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I think this is a lovely venue. I mainly go there to watch the jazz, particularly on a Monday night, when one of the best jazz bands in the country play-and I have seen hundreds, if not thousands of jazz gigs in my life. There is a guest musician each week who is from the top flight of London based jazz. Lovely beer from Belgium, and a great friendly atmosphere.
this is the friendliest most delicious and charming place to eat good food at a good price -
Really good French food and great jazz accompaniment. Je ne regrette rien !
This wonderful live music venue and restaurant is a hidden gem in London, keeping live music alive every night of the week and providing an amazing place for creatives to work in, with great staff and atmosphere!
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An independent Brasserie who are working hard to support live music and doing a very good job at it!
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Beautiful food, a lovely cosy restaurant which feels special without being outrageous on your pocket. Does an excellent brunch!
This has been our favourite local restaurant ever since it opened. It is authentically French (we can vouch for that, as we have a house in France), excellent value for money, and the atmosphere is always welcoming. Well done boys!
An authentic piece of Brittany in the heart of south London - no bogus accents and the best seafood around. Go and lose yourself for a few hours - you won't regret the experience.
I always look forward to a meal in the brilliant Brasserie Toulouse Lautrec & Jazz Bar , superb food , fabulous wine brilliant music creating perfect atmosphere for a memorable evening .... don't miss out , go there !
Nolan, Florin, Oliver, Deborah and all the team at BTL give such a warm welcome, I feel right at home returning there week after week for consistently great music, food, atmosphere and hospitality! One of London's hidden treasures, come join the party!
Toulouse Lautrec is a little gem in so many ways. It really does provide you with everything....from great breakfasts (fresh pastries, juice, eggs, salmon etc) to fantastic French cuisine in the evening in such a gorgeous authentic setting....not only that but you get serenaded with jazz too! There is also a separate bar/cocktail space and a typically French cabaret room (think little tables, red candles, bar food). I have eaten here, drank here and performed here. My only wish was that I had discovered this place sooner.
Casual jazz club, no queue, relaxed atmosphere, good bar food in the loft
Fabulous venue, delicious food, wonderful service, great entertainment. Go!
Really good restaurant, awesome atmosphere, lovely staff and the venue is so amazing! Was about to give it 4 stars (but gave it 5, 'cause you know... I can...) because it can be hard to get a table, especially with no booking...
Love this restaurant. Food is always to a great standard & staff are lovely!
It's brilliant food, service and outstanding live music, each and every day! Magnifique!
Traditional rustic French food at very reasonable price. Prawns in puff pastry was delicious. I will definitely be back.
This restaurant is absolutely fabulous! The meals, the ambiance, the staff.. are fantastic.
And the live music events are pretty amazing. If you have to choose a place to eat and enjoy a marvellous moment, this is the best place to be!
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Vans worked super closely with Metallica for a series of releases, the first of which has just dropped. The "Kill Em All" Half Cab Pro comes appropriately in all black suede with blood accents and coincides with the 30th anniversary of the epic album of the same name. Does that officially make "Seek & Destroy" an oldie? Whoah. Get them now at Atlas. More looks after the jump.
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Mr. Hoover was a lifetime resident of Ochiltree County.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Andy and Ferole Holland Hoover; and a brother, Leland Hoover.
Survivors include his wife, Dorlea; a son, Brent Hoover of Perryton; a daughter, Cammy Dwight of Perryton; two grandsons, Tony Hoover and Robert Dale Dwight, both of Perryton; and a granddaughter, Keila Hoover of Perryton.
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Even though Reagan bemoaned the "evil empire" he was willing to sit down with them and work towards dramatic reductions of nuclear weapons.
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I wouldn't miss him and hit the wall. I'd like to show him the results ON THE WORLD of his silly implication that credit is good and you don't need to balance the books.
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I BELIEVE IN… what the Left & most Academics vehemently disagree with… Conservatism.
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A belief in compromise will not make you particularly popular in the current Republican climate, don't you agree?
I don't think a posting of any manifesto, liberal or conservative, would have any relevance to the OP, do you?
Reagan was a moral marshmallow.
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You called me a democrat. I will refrain from repartee, because you are unaware how to riposte or deabte, it seems. You cast aspersions.
Perhaps this video is more for you, where once more Reagan held is own and countered with intelligence and humour.
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Stunning views and friendly welcome - top marks for Topside!
We stayed at Topside on our second visit to Boothbay Harbor just as the town was waking up from its' winter slumber and preparing for the onslaught of Memorial day weekend. Last year we stayed at the Boothbay Harbor Inn (great location, but a lousy hotel!), and we fell in love with the town and wanted to come back. While there we spied Topside on its "top of the hill" vantage point and we were also impressed by the location of the Spruce Point Inn. When it came to planning this year's vacation we contacted both the Topside and the Spruce Point Inn by email to get price and availability info. Depsite the fact Topside was closed for the winter and the owners were abroad we heard straight back from them on the same day ....we are still waiting to hear from Spruce Point!
We really can't fault Topside. The house is beautifully furnished and kept immaculately clean. Our room had stunning views and was very comfortable. Brian and Ed were the perfect hosts - even helping us out when we needed to find a bar showing soccer to watch the Champions' League final! The breakfasts were fabulous - the homemade granola and blueberry pancakes are to die for! The only downside was the weather, but we've got our fingers crossed for next year when we will definitely be returning to Topside.
Best view, great hosts, ideal location
My husband and I just returned from a wonderful weekend in Boothbay at the Topside Inn. I researched all the inns and B&Bs on TripAdvisor before I made reservations and was interested to see them when we arrived in Boothbay.
We thought Topside had the best location and view. We stayed in room 14 and could not ask for a better view from our window and porch. Both the main house and guest houses were nicely decorated, very clean, and well maintained. Our hosts, Brian and Ed could not have been better. They were very informative, friendly and welcoming. Breakfasts were excellent.
We also considered staying at Spruce Point Inn resort. Although its a beautiful resort, my recommendation would be to stay at Topside and visit Sprice Point for a drink, dinner or to walk the property. You'll save some money and you'll thoroughly enjoy being in Boothbay Harbor and your location at Topside.
Topside is Tops!
We recently stayed at the Topside Inn for one night only - and wished we had booked for longer.
The Guest House has the best vantage point in Boothbay, and Room 4 has the best view - we arrived just in time for a wonderful sunset. The breakfast was top class and both Brian and Ed were very welcoming.
Although it was mid October and quite a few shops and restaurants were already closed there were still enough places open to keep us happy - The Daily Catch does fantastic lobster - and we also picked up some bargains from shops just about to close for the season.
I would highly recommend Boothbay, and especially the Topside, to anyone considering a visit to Maine.
Top Notch Topside
Our family of four stayed at the Topside Inn in July 2004 for four nights. Everything was just as we imagined a New England Inn would be from the sumptuous breakfasts and the scenic surroundings to the friendly atmosphere and warm hospitality.
Romantic B&B in heart of Boothbay Harbor
Completely agree with the review below. In fact, we are the couple next door that got engaged. Incredible pet-friendly, comfortable B&B with plenty of room. Romantic charm that made our engagement weekend unforgetable. Property was beutiful and well manicured. Inn owners were incredibly hospitable and made you feel very welcome down to the home cooked breakfast. Our yellow lab pup had a great time too. Great place to vacation for dog owner's. The whole town was pet-friendly. We'll def. back back. If you decide to go, try the lobister bisque at the Tug Boat restaurant. INCREDIBLE!
Great Pet-friendly Inn in a pet-friendly town
July 2, 2004 - Topside is a bed and breakfast that stands at the top of the only hill that overlooks the harbor. The Inn was pet-friendly with two nicely decorated rooms that cater to pet owners, rooms 19 & 20. You can ask for the rooms by number. We had friendly nextdoor neighbors (in the other pet-friendly room) who brought a 6 month old golden retriever. Chica, our puppy, had fun playing with the golden in the large lawn in front of our room. The Inn owners came out and chatted with all of us while the dogs played. As proof of the romantic nature of Topside and the surrounding area, our neighbors actually became engaged that night! The Inn was really in the best location too, within walking distance of everything: the Thistle Inn and Port of Italy (two places where we ate dinner and also highly recommended, in fact it was Topside that recommended them!), the boat tours, and the downtown shopping area. The breakfast in the morning was a delicious homemade stroudle. The town itself was very pet-friendly as well, they even let our dog come along for our two hour boat tour of the harbor. Staying at this pet-friendly BnB in the center of a pet-friendly cozy main harbor town really made our stay perfect! In low traffic, we made it up from West Boston in less than 3 hours, and we are already trying to figure out when we will go back and stay at the Topside.
An outstanding place to stay
We just returned from a delightful 3 night stay at Topside Inn. Brian and Ed are wonderful hosts and the accommodations were extremely comfortable. Stay in room 4 on the second floor. A great ocean view, super comfortable bed and a very spacious bathroom. The breakfasts were very good. Hosts, Brian and Ed were most helpful and accommodating. Without question, we would stay at Topside Inn again.
Loved it adored it told everyone about it!
This lovely Inn resides as if floating above the harbor with views that boggle the mind. In the main house there is a library for reading and the owners place the daily newspapers there for your perusal. There is a massive expanse of front lawn with deck chairs and you can sit and read while you enjoy the view. Our room was one of the older ones in the Outbuilding, a dog room (as we had a small dog with us), and the management handled that wonderfully. We had a fridge in the room and breakfast everymorning was free at the main house. The dining room was pleasant and the company lovely. We walked to the local shops and restaurants such as "No Anchovies" a fantastic Italian restaurant. The fridge came in very handy. The bed was a KING and very comfortable. Tea and Coffee as well as hot chocolate were available at all times-a must for my English blood. The breakfast served in the morning consisted of fresh fruit, breads, blueberry pancakes, or eggs and egg concoctions.
There were assorted breakfast cereals as well. The stunning part of this Inn are the yellow southern pine high polyurethane floors polished until they gleamed. There is a large porch with chairs and tables to sit and sip your tea whilst you glance over the harbor. Next time I would stay in the main house, although being in the Outbuilding afforded a privacy that means quite a bit to me. Give it a try! It is lovely and worth the stop!
A Great Stay
A beautiful view from a well appointed inn. A very restful place to spend a few days above the harbor hubbub.
Cosiest Innin New England
Cosy atmosphere, warm welcome and fantastic views made Topside an easy choice. Stay in the main house if you can and admire the views on a clear day or snuggle up when the storms come in. Don't expect TV - just enjoy the experience and the Home cooked breakfast
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