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Bodies Moving Through Space
April 12, 2016 | by Edward Gauvin
How Blutch's graphic novel Peplum shatters the Satyricon.
In an interview after Peplum's first publication in book form, Blutch tells of a reader who asked him why he was such a difficult author. "But I don't feel like I'm difficult at all!" he exclaimed. "I don't understand why I get asked that. What I do is fairly simple, and not at all intellectual. In my stories, I try to favor action." And in action, Blutch's book abounds: stabbing, stoning, amputation, eye-gouging, sex, seafaring, Attic dance, pirate attacks. Yet these sequences are as artificial as they are visceral, feral, and formal at once. Taking as its title the European term for the sword-and-sandal cinematic subgenre, Peplum offers a decidedly different take on the toga epic—one of aporia and ambiguity, a fractured tale of antiquity in all its alien majesty. Read More »
More Than a Blender, It's a Way of Life, and Other News
November 24, 2015 | by Dan Piepenbring
- Peter Muller-Munk, who died in 1967, designed a really nice chromium-plated water pitcher. He also made the most sensuous blender I've ever seen. Then there's his Lady Schick electric shavers, his enameled cookware—and his gas pumps! What can be said about the man's gas pumps? Muller-Munk was an impeccable industrial designer, and a new exhibition at the Carnegie Museum aims to give him his due: "Muller-Munk was always attuned to the latest trends in European metalwork … But [he] was never predictable, and moved with ease from a round, fluted silver bowl (circa 1928) akin to Josef Hoffmann's designs for the Wiener Werkstätte, to graceful leaf-like shapes for a footed silver centerpiece (1929–1930) to a severely squared-off silver-plated tea service with tusk-like ivory handles (1931)."
- Every week brings another successful trip to the literary lost-and-found bin. This time it's yielded Twixt Lip and Cup, an early play by a young William Faulkner, first published nearly a century ago in The Strand and promptly forgotten by everyone, until Andrew Gulli rediscovered it in an archive at the University of Virginia. Dubbed a "light-hearted jazz age story," the play "is set in the apartment of a 'well-to-do bachelor,' and sees two friends of around thirty, Francis and Jim, each vying to convince the nineteen-year-old Ruth to marry them ... Prohibition is under way, and the friends are enjoying an illicit drink. Ruth's drinking, however, comes under censure from Jim, who asks Francis: 'What are our young girls coming to these days? They every one need to be taken by a strong hand,' adding: 'I certainly don't approve of that child chasing all over the known world after a bottle of liquor. It's disgusting.' "
- Last week we hosted a party at the Jane Hotel to launch The Unprofessionals, our first anthology of new writing in fifty years. The gossip columnists were out in force, natch—by which I mean two of them attended. "An amiable guest of literary note was willing to give me the following quote, anonymously, because, as he confided, he had been expected at another gathering: 'The porn theme was undeniably hot.' He also complimented Lorin Stein's 'gutsiness in opening up the psychosexual landscape [which] has cleared space for some writing that wanted to get out.' I thought that was perfectly stated, complimented him on his fine gray flannel suit, and moved on into the evening."
- Every writer has an audience in mind. Claire Vaye Watkins writes for that hoary, classic demographic … you know the one, surely? "It was Toni Morrison who pointed out that Tolstoy was not writing for her, who said she was writing toward black women. It makes you wonder, Who am I writing for? Who am I writing toward? Myself, I have been writing to impress old white men. Countless decisions I've made about what to write and how to write it have been in acquiescence to the opinions of the white male literati. Not only acquiescence but a beseeching, approval seeking, people pleasing … I wrote Battleborn for white men, toward them. If you hold the book to a certain light, you'll see it as an exercise in self-hazing, a product of working-class madness, the female strain. So, natural then that Battleborn was well-received by the white male lit establishment: it was written for them. The whole book's a pander. Look, I said with my stories: I can write old men, I can write sex, I can write abortion. I can write hard, unflinching, unsentimental. I can write an old man getting a boner!"
- Mary Beard's SPQR, a history of Rome, invites us "not only to 'meet the Romans,' but also to acknowledge that we can never really meet them and that, in many ways, we may not want to. The problem goes beyond the limitation of our sources; it lies in the vast cultural gaps that separate us from their world, and the profoundly repellent facts of daily life in ancient Rome: slavery, filth, slaughter, illness, 'newborn babies thrown away on rubbish heaps.' Yet Beard finds in Rome, if not a model, at least a challenge … The ancient Romans, Beard shows, are relevant to people many centuries later who struggle with questions of power, citizenship, empire, and identity."
Staff Picks: Conspiracy, Camaraderie, Catsup
November 20, 2015 | by The Paris Review
Two days ago I gathered up a big stack of submissions to read over lunch … but I also took our brand-new office copy of Mary Beard's SPQR: A History of Ancient Rome. Just in case I ran out of stuff to read, was my ridiculous thinking. The next time I looked up, an hour later, I was late for a meeting and deep in the heart of the Catiline conspiracy, and hadn't even asked for the check, or looked at a single short story. I've promised myself I won't open the book again until Thanksgiving. —Lorin Stein
In 1917, a Yale professor of public speaking named Grenville Kleiser published Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases: A Practical Handbook of Pertinent Expressions, Striking Similes, Literary, Commercial, Conversational, and Oratorical Terms, for the Embellishment of Speech and Literature, and the Improvement of the Vocabulary of Those Persons Who Read, Write, and Speak English. I'm about two thousand useful phrases in, and let me tell you, this thing moves. It reads like an epic poem written in concert at the stuffiest dinner party in New Haven history. Of especial utility is section seven, on "Literary Expressions," full of well-wrought piffle fit for the impending holiday-party season. You'll want to commit "A campaign of unbridled ferocity" to memory. And "The nameless and inexpressible fascination of midnight music." And "She bandies adjectives with the best." And "A shadow of melancholy touched her lithe fancies, as a cloud dims the waving of golden grain"—plenty of occasions to put that one to good use. And (last one, I promise, though I'm going to have to devote a whole post to these some day) "The multiplicity of odors competing for your attention." With these and roughly 14,995 other phrases at your disposal, you'll be able to aggravate and annoy even your closest friends. —Dan Piepenbring Read More »
Sword-and-Sandal Epics Be Damned, and Other News
July 25, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
- Movies set in Ancient Rome always do well at the box office. Why not Ancient Greece? "What is Hollywood to do with a world of 1,000 competing city-states, where homoeroticism was institutionalized and philosophers were more interested in the rationale for Platonic love than for war? … Greek tales would be better treated as supernatural thrillers. Imagine the real, lived historical experience for the ancient Greeks: the day-to-day jeopardy of knowing there was a fickle spirit in every breath of wind and ear of grain; that malicious deities might be lurking around the corner, shape-shifting to have their way with you."
- David Lynch, whose suspiciously mercantile interests I've complained about before, is now designing women's luxury activewear. "The special collection features 'limited edition David Lynch Floral' print leggings, sports bras, shorts, and one very plain T-shirt, none of which are priced below $100."
- Why are so many cities building "innovation districts"? "Dozens of cities across the United States, Europe, South America, and East Asia are cultivating local utopias of entrepreneurship … These districts represent a mash-up of research institutions, corporations, start-ups, and business incubators, intermixed with 'innovative housing,' neighborhood amenities, and cultural sites in a clean energy, Wi-Fi-enabled environment … But is crowding a bunch of people into a few city blocks really the way to make creative sparks fly?"
- Joan "Tiger" Morse "was a mod fashion designer in the mid 1960s … As the proprietress of the Teeny Weeny, her pop boutique located on Madison Avenue at 73rd Street, Morse sold mini dresses and other fashion oddities that used primarily man-made fabrications. With her frequent collaborator Diana Dew, Morse turned out illuminated mini dresses that would glow in myriad colors, all powered by a small battery pack worn at the waist."
- "The secret beating heart of the dream office is the stationery cupboard, the ideal kind, the one that opens to enough depth to allow you to walk in and close the door behind you. No one does close the door—it would be weird—but the perfect stationery cupboard is one in which you could be perfectly alone with floor-to-ceiling shelves laden with neat stacks of packets, piles and boxes, lined up, tidy, everything patiently waiting for you to take one from the top, or open the lid and grab a handful."
Ovid's Ancient Beauty Elixirs
March 20, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
The rumors are true: it's Publius Ovidius Naso's 2,057th birthday. You can score some points with the classicists in your life by mentioning this in casual conversation, especially if you toss in a reference to the Metamorphoses. ("I was just thinking of Pyramus and Thisbe," you might say, wiping a tear from your cheek as you gaze wanly upon a crack in the wall.) And if you're wooing a classicist, or wooing anyone, really, be sure to heed the advice in Ovid's Ars Amatoria, his instructional elegy on romance—its efficacy has not been diminished by the passage of millennia. Mental Floss even has eleven dating tips from the poet himself. They include "the theatre is a great place to pick up girls," "do not make a parade of your nocturnal exploits," and "pay your lovers in poetry."
But I write today with a more urgent, and more profitable, message. Even if readers still (occasionally) reach for the Metamorphoses or Ars Amatoria, there's a massive blind spot in our modern view of Ovid. We've all but forgotten the man's gifts as a beautician. Read More »


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Colquitt County Arts Center
Moultrie, GA 31768
From high school hijinks to high art museum. Formally the Moultrie High School, the Arts Center is a creative cultural resource that makes quality visual and performing art available to a diverse population. The Arts Center provides engaging arts education for children and adults, acts as a steward of permanent collections, and maintains a landmark facility that enriches the whole community. The Arts Center offers classes in dance, music and art, and boasts the talents of local residents in theater productions throughout the year.
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Hours of Operation
Monday: 10:00AM - 5:30PM
Tuesday: 10:00AM - 5:30PM
Wednesday: 10:00AM - 5:30PM
Thursday: 10:00AM - 5:30PM
Friday: 10:00AM - 5:30PM
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Admission Free
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Free Parking, Meeting Facilities, Parking on Site, Party Facilities, Public Restrooms, Self-guided Tours
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Family-friendly, Free Admission , Handicapped Accessible, Open Year 'Round
Near Interstate Highway
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Stories in Stitches Quilt Exhibit
10/10/2016 - 11/14/2016
Join us at the Colquitt County Arts Center for the Stories in Stitches Exhibit. The exhibit will be held October 10 - November 14, 2016.
The Colquitt County Arts Center has issued a Call for Quilts for our show. We are reaching out to your organization to help us spread the word about our exhibition opportunity. The show is juried and judged with ribbons and cash prizes. The entry deadline is September 16, 2016, and all the information is posted to our website at read more
Kitty Dodd Signature Series Colored Pencil Workshop
10/20/2016 - 10/23/2016
Kitty Dodd will return for her excellent colored pencil workshop October 20-23, 2016. Join us on Thursday, October 20, for an introduction/refresher class, starting at 9 a.m. and ending at 4 p.m. The advanced and masters classes will begin on Friday. Kitty will have the paper or suede board necessary. She will help you take your pencil skills to the next level as you work individually to complete the subject of your choice. The fee for this workshop is $80 a day or $310 for all 4 days. A ...read more
Judi Betts Signature Series Watercolor Workshop
11/11/2016 - 11/13/2016
Judi Betts will be teaching a watercolor class November 11-13, 2016. She will teach still life, landscape and architecture in this workshop. Judi is a signature artist and very much in demand. We are fortunate to be able to offer this workshop in Moultrie, Ga. There is a limit to 16 students. For more information, call Harvie Ann Cox at (229) 890-6546.read more
Meeting Rooms
Name Dimensions Ceiling Ht Sq. Feet Banquet Cap. Theater Cap. Classroom Cap. U-Shaped Cap. Exhibit Cap. Conference Cap. Reception Cap. Ballroom 52 ft x 64 ft 10 - 250 - - - - - - Vereen Gallery 40 ft x 19ft, 20 10 - 250 - - - - - - McCall Gallery 20 ft x 38 ft 10 - 150 - - - - - - Theater - 10 - - 270 - - - - -


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Freya is probably the best-known and best-loved of the goddesses today. Her title simply means "Lady"; her original name is not known. Freya is the "wild woman" among the deities of the North: free with her sexual favours (though furious when an attempt is made to marry her off against her will); mistress of Odin and several other gods and men; skilled at the form of ecstatic, consciousness-altering, and sometimes malicious magic called seidhr; and chooser of half the slain on the battlefield (Odin gets the other half). Freya's chief attribute is the necklace called Brisingamen, which she bought from four dwarves at the price of four nights of her love. This necklace is sometimes seen today as embodying her power over the material world; the necklace has been the emblem of the earth-goddess since the earliest times. This goddess drives a wagon drawn by two cats, perhaps large forest-cats such as lynxes, and is seen today as the patron goddess of cats and those who keep them.
As a battle-goddess, she also rides on a boar called Hildisvini (Battle-Swine). Like Odin, Freya is often a stirrer of strife. As Gullveig ("Gold-Drunkenness"), she came among the Aesir to cause trouble. She was stabbed and burnt three times, but arose from the flame each time; through this torment, she transformed herself into Heith ("the Glorious"), mistress of magic, in a typical shamanic initiation. This also seems to have started the war between the Aesir and the Vanir. Freya is sometimes seen as a fertility goddess, but there are no sources suggesting that she was called on to bring fruitfulness to fields or wombs. Rather, she is a goddess of riches, whose tears are gold and whose "daughters", in the riddle-poetry of the skalds, are precious objects. However, the giants are always trying to take her away from the gods, and it is clear that this would be a great disaster: she was obviously known to be the embodiment of the holy life-force on some level. Perhaps because of this, Wagner gave her some of Idunna's attributes, making her the keeper of the golden apples without which the folk of Asgard would wither and die.
Old Norse Freyja, Old English Freo, Modern German Frau, Wagnerian Freia, Modern English Frowe.
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Coach Tom Lake speaks with enthusiasm and uses colorful metaphors when talking about his Cumberland Regional High School football team.
"Players emerge like a flash storm."
"Linemen may not be able to win swimsuit competitions but they're powerhouses."
"Some players have smiles like choir boys off the field but have a country mean streak on it."
Lake's words are understandable. This is a group worth getting excited about.
The Colts return several veterans from last season's 4-6 team that won two of its last three games.
"We've had a very focused preseason," Lake said. "The guys came in in very good condition. They realize last year there were a couple of games that we let it get away. They know what we have to do to close the gap."
De'Hahn Milledge emerged as one of the region's best backs last season, rushing for 961 yards and eight touchdowns.
"He has a new-found maturity," Lake said. "He knows what his potential is. He knows football can make a big difference in his life going forward."
Senior quarterback Steve Garron has played varsity since he was a freshman.
He completed 52-of-97 passes for 731 yards last season.
"He's underrated," Lake said of Garron. "He doesn't get the big numbers that some other quarterbacks get, but he manages our offense, moves the chains and he plays selflessly. When I need more out of him, he's prepared to do it."
Cumberland's top receiver also returns in tight end Gabe Hemighaus, who caught 17 passes for 213 yards.
Monmouth University has offered Hemighaus, who also plays defensive end, a scholarship.
Senior Jacob Paul leads a young offensive and defensive line that does have some experience. Several linemen played as freshmen last season.
"They've put their time in the weight room," Lake said. 'They're doing everything to prepare their bodies for what we hope is a very long haul over the season."
Lake doesn't talk about winning a specific number of games, but the Colts clearly want to be a playoff team this season.
"I think our potential is very high," Lake said. "There's never a reason not to be optimistic. You can't control the size, speed and experience of your opponent, but you can go into the game knowing you did everything to prepare."
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Located in Downtown Belo Horizonte, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Central Market and Liberty Square. Minas Centro Convention Center and Raul Soares Square are also within 10 minutes.
Hotel Features
A restaurant, a 24-hour front desk, and express check-in are available at this hotel. Free buffet breakfast and free WiFi in public areas are also provided. Additionally, express check-out, multilingual staff, and a TV in a common area are onsite.
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Hotel PampulhaRua Tupis, 646 Centro Belo Horizonte MG 30190-061
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The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Belo Horizonte hotel also offers multilingual staff, express check-in, and room service (during limited hours).
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Onsite venue - This buffet restaurant specializes in Brazilian cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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Here is an after picture of the seating area from the new bowling alley in the basement that replaced the old movie theater, featuring a new red and white paint scheme. While the basement got a style update, it didn't lose its fun factor. The family added a Foosball table that matched the color scheme of the room as seen on DIY Network's Rev Run's Renovation.
BEFORE: Diggy Simmons has grown up, but his room hasn't changed. It was time to trade in the stuffed animals and video games for a more mature bedroom. Diggy also needed more storage space and more privacy from the rest of the house as seen on DIY Network's Rev Run's Renovation.
The after picture of the basement seating area featuring new paint scheme and modern furniture, as seen on DIY Network's Rev Run's Renovation. Using vibrant, contemporary artwork as the room's focal point, the Simmons family removed their tired, old seating and replaced it with sleek, new furnishings.
Transforming what was once a laundry room, the family created this polished, welcoming space perfect for overnight guests with a muted color palette accented with pops of yellow. Updated were the paint scheme, carpet, and a Murphy bed for added space, as seen on DIY Network's Rev Run's Renovation.
From light fixture to floor, they completely modernized the eating space, creating a lovely space for entertaining and enjoying family meals. Added were an updated paint scheme, classic chandelier, beautiful dining room glass table with custom made base and modern window shades, as seen on DIY Network's Rev Run Renovation.
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IPhone 4S Restores Investors' Faith in Apple's 2011 Quarterly Earnings
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October 18, 2011 8:46 AM
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Investors expect a successful holiday season for Apple as well, but 2012 is unclear for now
Apple's shareholders have been sweating it out over the last couple of months as they saw the company's famed leader, former CEO Steve Jobs, step down and allow Tim Cook to take the reins. But despite this eventful period of time,
the iPhone 4S
blew past all previous iPhone sales records and restored faith in investors' eyes.
In addition to the replacement of Jobs, investors also worried about the growth of Google's Android mobile operating system, a bleak economic outlook, decreased consumer spending, and a relaunch of Microsoft and Nokia into the mobile war. Some investors even worry that Apple's share have "gone too far, too fast."
But Apple has a lot of advantages in its favor as well. For instance, iPhone 4S pre-orders hit
one million in the first 24 hours
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. This is more than double what the iPhone 4 achieved.
But many contribute this blowout sales record to some uncommon factors. For instance, this is the first iPhone launch that included Sprint as a carrier, racking up some extra sales due to new availability.
While this next event occurred after the initial iPhone 4S pre-order weekend, some investors say that
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, which spread across Africa, the Middle East, Asia, Europe, the United States and Canada, helped Apple pick up a few extra sales after the release of the iPhone 4S on October 14.
Investors predict knockout results from Apple's July-September period, and also believe that the upcoming holiday season will be positive for Apple as well thanks to the iPhone 4S and the iPad 2.
For the September quarter, Wall Street expects 20 million to 22 million iPhone sales, a little above 4 million Mac sales, and 10 million iPad sales.
Current fiscal fourth-quarter revenue predictions are at $29.6 billion and earnings per share at $7.38.
While 2011 is looking good for Apple according to investors, it's unclear what 2012 will hold for the tech giant. But some say a third version of the iPad is expected, and may help catapult Apple into one of the top ranks once again.
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Mon 24 Deerhunter + Aldous Harding + Jock Gang Webster Hall; 8pm; $25Renowned for occasionally outlandish live shows (singer Bradford Cox once performed four bars of "My Sharona" continuously for an hour), Deerhunter plays warped pop-rock filtered through a haze of reverb and dissonance, with Cox's warm, often distorted vocals bouncing off angular guitar lines. You'll hear from last year's garage rockin' Fading Frontier album. Whiplash Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre; 11pm; freeThis always-packed show, hosted by Leo Allen, features the city's best up-and-coming comedians. But it's the surprise special guests—Chris Rock, Louis C.K. and David Cross have appeared—who keep audiences hooked. NICE T!TS The Pit Loft; 8pm; $20In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Amy Marcs returns with her one-woman show about surviving the big C. With keen observations and ample humor, Marcs takes the audience through her journey of womanhood, body confidence and mortality. Tue 25 The Dump! Open Mic Storytelling The Creek and the Cave; 8pm; freeThe Creek and the Cave gives you eight minutes to rid yourself of some of your most ghastly memories at this cathartic storytelling event. With no prompts or judges, you can finally share your secret tales of summer camp heartbreak and music festival STDs among tipsy friends and fellow shameless storytellers. Little Cinema No. 25: Carrie House of Yes; 7pm; $10–$100Theatrical dance company the Love Show performs choreography from its horror showRead more
Theater review: Rachel Weisz heats up a chilly revival of David Hare's Plenty
The role of Susan Traherne in Plenty is all juice, and Rachel Weisz squeezes it like mad. David Hare's 1978 play traces Susan's downward spiral from her late teenage years—when she feels thrillingly alive as a courier for British intelligence in Nazi-occupied France—to a pathetic flophouse tryst two decades later. Along the way, she marries Raymond Brock (Corey Stoll), a diplomat, but bristles at the rot inside his protocols, and destroys his career with outrageous scenes. A Hedda Gabler for the postwar boom era, Susan is onstage for nearly the entire play, increasingly miserable and manipulative, the baleful eye of the hurricane she brings everywhere she goes. Weisz is an absorbing and intelligent actor, and she traces Susan's descent into mental illness with persuasive bitterness and glamour. Yet despite her fine work, Plenty seems remote. Hare's play suggests that Susan's spiral may reflect the moral corruption of prosperity and the stifling dullness of English life after wartime, especially for women who have tasted liberation. But it was a historical play even in 1978, and despite some powerful sequences—including an electrically awkward Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?-ish party scene—its urgency is at risk of losing force with the passage of time. That risk, alas, is magnified by David Leveaux's tastefully nebulous revival at the Public. The grey walls and minimal decoration of Mike Britton's sleekly generic set, in keeping with Leveaux's '90s-hotel-lobby aesRead more
Look at these adorable puppies from the Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade
Did you attend one of the most popular Halloween events in the city? Not even a cold and rainy day in NYC could keep these perfectly costumed pups from strutting their stuff at the Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade. And we're so glad, because this pooch procession and costume contest is one of the major highlights of our year. There were a lot of creative and incredible getups modeled in the East Village this afternoon (both human and canine), ranging from dogs dressed as Prince, Pikachu, Eleven from Stranger Things and, unsurprisingly, several Donald Trumps. Woof! And, oh my goodness, there were so many punny looks from a bull dog sitting on the Iron Throne from "Game of Bones" to a Pomeranian dressed as a fortune teller giving "pom readings." We were there to capture all the cuteness at this year's event, and we can pretty much guarantee that these photos will brighten your spirits on this dreary day. Enjoy! Photographs by Jena CumboRead more
The 17 Broadway stars you should be following on Snapchat
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Comme des Garçons' designer is getting a new show and gala at the Met
A photo posted by The Met (@metmuseum) on Oct 21, 2016 at 11:41am PDT For the second time ever, a living fashion designer will be alive to see a career-spanning retrospective of their work at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Next May, the Met Costume Institute is honoring the work of Comme des Garçons designer Rei Kawakubo by dedicating the spring exhibit and the Met Gala to Kawakubo's avant-garde, revolutionary career. Kawakubo, who rarely creates ready-to-wear clothing (instead crafting elaborate ideas, stories and artist visions out of fabric), first started showing designs in Paris in 1981. The exhibit will feature between 100 and 120 pieces dating back to that first show and will be organized by contrasting themes like East and West, and past and present, on mannequins unshielded by glass. The last living artist to receive the same treatment was Yves Saint Laurent in 1983. The exhibit is slated to open May 4, 2017. The polls are open! Vote for your favorite spots that deserve a Love New York Award.Read more
Check out these four insanely awesome parties in NYC this week
Sure, that unseasonably warm weather might be over, but luckily, New York is full of outrageous parties to counter any dreary weather. Whether you're looking for amazing beer, a party for Instagram-loving foodies or some futuristic dance parties, the next eight days have plenty of options for one-of-a-kind fun. Here's what you don't want to miss: BlocktoberfestIn this Brooklyn meets Munich event, the alley-like feel of The Well's massive quarter-of-an-acre backyard becomes the site of New York City Brewers Guild's third annual "block party." On hand are special limited-edition beers from 26 different breweries, including local heroes Finback Brewery, Threes Brewing, Gun Hill, Flagship, Six Point and more. Suds-guzzlers should appreciate the admission price: $30 for five 12-ounce beers or $18 for five 4-ounce beers. The Well, 272 Meserole St, Brooklyn (eventbrite.com/e/blocktoberfest), Sat 22 12:30pm-5:30pm Food Porn PartyThe Food Film Festival allows you to let your food-loving freak-flag fly on Saturday night with this party. Chow down on farm fresh oysters, sweet and savory raspberry dishes, and sugary treats like doughnuts and baked goods, while watching documentaries from the festival's film selection. "The Worlds First Food Porn Star" Larry Caldwell (actor Charles Grantham) will be in attendance, and afterward, stick around for gourmet gossiping, food-themed burlesque and movie-inspired cocktails from Butter & Scotch. AMC Empire 25, 234 West 42nd Street (thefoodfilmfesRead more
10 of the worst New York City dating horror stories
We collected some of our favorite dating horror stories from New Yorkers, and man, after reading these, our bad dates aren't sounding so rough. Have your own awful story to share? Submit it; we need to hear! "I was hooking up at my house with a girl I was seeing, and she was in the middle of giving me head. All of a sudden, she stopped and ran into the bathroom. She comes out five minutes later with a horrified look on her face and her hand over her mouth. She had lockjaw and couldn't talk. I asked, 'ER?' and she nodded, so I drove to one near her place. I asked if she wanted me to stay with her, but she shook her head no. I got a text around 6am that she was home, but we never spoke again."—Joe, Soho "I met a guy on Tinder. When we met for drinks he showed up hammered—like Anna Nicole Smith at the Billboard Awards wasted. Being the shining star of decision making that I am, I went home with him. After about five minutes of vanilla sex, I noticed he wasn't really into it anymore, because he had fallen asleep on top of/inside of me. Mortified by the experience, I got the hell out of there. I woke up the next morning to a text from him that read, 'LOL you leave?'"—Lorelei, Cobble Hill "I went on a first date with a really cute girl, and we ended up getting pretty drunk and making out. Our second date was going similarly, so I asked her to go home with me. We kissed for a while in my bed, then passed out. Around 3am, I woke up to the sound of water running. I looked up, andRead more
Watch Lady Gaga's super-intimate NYC show to celebrate her new album Joanne
Lady Gaga played an intimate NYC club show last night to celebrate the release of her new album, Joanne. We previously speculated that the local stop of the singer's Bud Light–sponsored Dive Bar Tour might happen at Sunny's in Red Hook (where she filmed a promo video a few weeks ago) but the performance went down at Greenwich Village venue Bitter End, where a pre-Gaga Stefani Germanotta performed as a teenager. She later performed an encore from the marquee outside. Mark Ronson, who worked with her on the album, joined to play guitar on upbeat pop tune "A-YO" and others. If you couldn't get a ticket, the whole thing is streaming below. Lady Gaga doesn't have a proper tour announced yet, though she will be headlining a little thing called the Super Bowl come February. ✌🏾✌🏼✌🏿✌🏽✌🏻 Listen to your friends. A video posted by Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) on Oct 21, 2016 at 7:46am PDT There were so many fans that shut down Bleecker St. last night during our dive bar show at The Bitter End. I couldn't leave without singing to you, the bar was to small to fit you all! Was so awesome to connect with you on release night like that in my hometown from the rooftop of the place I began this whole journey when I was 15 playing out in NY as a singer/songwriter. A video posted by Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) on Oct 21, 2016 at 7:45am PDT The polls are open! Vote for your favorite spots that deserve a Love New York Award.Read more
The best places to get hot cider in NYC
While the city is still on the tail end of a weirdly warm, Indian summer-type heat wave, temperatures are soon predicted to fall to normal autumn temperatures. So while you're piling on your cozy layers and arranging decorative gourds on your stoop this weekend, why not take a break with that most seasonally appropriate of all fall beverages, the mulled cider? From picturesque greenmarkets to crowded cupcakeries, these are the best places to get hot cider in NYC. Clinton Street Baking Company: This LES bakery-cafe is a favorite breakfast spot, beloved for its loaded pancakes and stuffed omelets. Wash those platters down with a spiced apple cider, or go extra-rich with a hot buttered cider whisked with a pat of maple butter. 4 Clinton St. (646-602-6263; clintonstreetbaking.com) Union Square Greenmarket: The city's many greenmarkets are some of NYC's most picturesque spots to pick up a hot cider, and the famous Union Square location is no exception. Various fruit purveyors normally mull: stop by Migliorelli Farms, Red Jacket Orchards and others to see what's on offer. Union Square Park (212-788-7476; grownyc.org) Wilfie & Nell: The hot cider at this West Village gastropub is spiked with your choice of brandy, bourbon or rum, and is an apt accompaniment to the lunchtime selection of decadent grilled-cheese sandwiches. 228 W 4th St. (212-242-2990; wilfieandnell.com) Magnolia Bakery: While you might instinctively gravitate towards a hot cup of joe to sip alongside your cupcakeRead more
Tuesday is the last day for stargazing on the High Line
Yes, you can actually see the stars in NYC, but not for much longer—Tuesday will be the last day of the weekly stargazing event at the High Line. Held at the Diller-von Furstenberg Sundeck at 14th Street, the event's been happening every Tuesday since April. It's free to attend, so head over at dusk to join the group and peep at stars through telescopes one last time before winter arrives. You can also check out the High Line's other events, including a winter tour, or map out a walk before it gets too chilly out. And here are all your other stargazing options in NYC. The polls are open! Vote for your favorite spots that deserve a Love New York Award.Read more


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High school musicals
The high school musical season is getting under way. The A-T has received information on the following shows.
ATTICA – Seneca East High School is to present "Once Upon a Mattress" at 7 p.m. March 7 and 8 and 2 p.m. March 9. Tickets are $8 for adults and $6 for students.
For tickets and information, call the school at (419) 426-3312.
Columbian High School has chosen "All Shook Up" for its spring production, with performances at 8 p.m. March 14, 15, 21 and 22.
Call (4190 447-6331.
FOSTORIA – St. Wendelin Catholic School is to present "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat." The musical is to open with a dinner theater at 7 p.m. March 13. Limited pre-sale tickets are available at $25 for the buffet and show.
Other performances are set for 7 p.m. March 14 and shows at 2 and 7 p.m. March 15.
All shows are performed in the south gym at the school.
Show-only tickets Friday and Saturday are $8 for adults and $6 for seniors/children. For reservations and information, call (419) 435-8144.
SYCAMORE – Mohawk High School is to stage "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum." Show times are 7 p.m. March 14 and 15 and 2 p.m. March 16.
Tickets are $7 and reservations can be made by calling the school at (419) 927- 6222 during school hours.
Calvert High School's musical production is "The Little Mermaid," to be performed March 21 and 22.
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FOSTORIA – "The King and I" is coming to Fostoria High School at 7:30 p.m. March 21 and 22 and 3 p.m. March 23.
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CAREY – "Little Shop of Horrors" is to be staged at Carey High School at 8 p.m. March 27-29 and 2 p.m. March 30.
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- King James Bible: Matthew, Chapter 26
- Chapter 26 26:1 And it came to pass, when Jesus had finished all these sayings, he said unto his disciples, 26:2 Ye know that after two days is the feast of the passover, and the Son of man is betrayed to be crucified. 26:3 Then assembled together the chief...
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- King James Bible: Matthew, Chapter 27
- Chapter 27 27:1 When the morning was come, all the chief priests and elders of the people took counsel against Jesus to put him to death: 27:2 And when they had bound him, they led him away, and delivered him to Pontius Pilate the governor. 27:3 Then Judas,...
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- King James Bible: Luke, Chapter 23
- Chapter 23 23:1 And the whole multitude of them arose, and led him unto Pilate. 23:2 And they began to accuse him, saying, We found this fellow perverting the nation, and forbidding to give tribute to Caesar, saying that he himself is Christ a King. 23:3 And...
New Testament >> Luke
- King James Bible: Luke, Chapter 19
- Chapter 19 19:1 And Jesus entered and passed through Jericho. 19:2 And, behold, there was a man named Zacchaeus, which was the chief among the publicans, and he was rich. 19:3 And he sought to see Jesus who he was; and could not for the press, because he was...
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- King James Bible: Deuteronomy, Chapter 1
- Chapter 1 1:1 These be the words which Moses spake unto all Israel on this side Jordan in the wilderness, in the plain over against the Red sea, between Paran, and Tophel, and Laban, and Hazeroth, and Dizahab. 1:2 (There are eleven days' journey from Horeb by...
Old Testament >> Deuteronomy
- King James Bible: Luke, Chapter 8
- Chapter 8 8:1 And it came to pass afterward, that he went throughout every city and village, preaching and showing the glad tidings of the kingdom of God: and the twelve were with him, 8:2 And certain women, which had been healed of evil spirits and...
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- King James Bible: Numbers, Chapter 16
- Chapter 16 16:1 Now Korah, the son of Izhar, the son of Kohath, the son of Levi, and Dathan and Abiram, the sons of Eliab, and On, the son of Peleth, sons of Reuben, took men: 16:2 And they rose up before Moses, with certain of the children of Israel, two...
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- AP 'Corrects' Trump For Saying Islam Treats Women Badly
- The Associated Press published a "fact check" of Donald Trump's claim during Thursday's GOP debate that "Islam treats women horribly," saying it is untrue, even though there is ample evidence for such a statement.
- Muslim Women Say They Don't Need Donald Trump's Help
- Just as the business mogul's initial comments about Islam's supposed war with the West were met with a swift backlash from Muslim community leaders, some Muslim women say that Trump's sudden concern for their welfare is counterproductive at best and ...
- '27 Per Cent Of Muslims Very Militant', Says Donald Trump
- Donald Trump, the 69-year-old reality show star and billionaire has continued with his anti-Muslim rhetoric, stoking controversies one after another and drawing flak from the world over, including his party rivals. (File Photo). Washington: ...
- Professor who left Wheaton after saying Muslims share 'same God' finds new job
- The former Wheaton professor who sparked controversy at the Christian college by saying Muslims and Christians share the same God will take a new job — in a position named after a Muslim historical figure.
- Donald Trump comes under fire at debate in Florida for saying 'Islam' hates the US
- US Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump has come under fire from his rivals for saying "Islam" hates the United States, at a debate that was relatively free of the gut-punching attacks that have dominated past encounters.
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Globales Gardenia Hotel - Fuengirola
Enjoying a superb location in the Costa del Sol Coast, Globales Gardenia Hotel is a modern beach hotel in Fuengirola, a famous sea town near Málaga, in the South of Spain.
Families wishing to spend a fantastic vacation in this famous tourist destination of Andalusia will find that this 3-star hotel is the perfect accommodation, since there is a wide entertainment program for the whole family.
Facilities at the Globales Gardenia Hotel include a buffet restaurant serving international cuisine, bars, outdoor pool, paddle pool, spa tub, sauna, games room, and WiFi in public areas.
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- This hotel has 230 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 13 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
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- Restaurant
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Along with free breakfast, this hotel offers a restaurant and a free area shuttle. Relax in the indoor pool during your stay. Guests wishing to enjoy a drink will surely want to visit the bar/lounge. A fitness center, a spa tub, a sauna and massage/treatment rooms are among the leisure facilities on offer.
Multilingual staff are available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide tour/ticket assistance and express check-in. Free WiFi and high-speed (wired) Internet access is provided.
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This property does not accept debit cards. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
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Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge of CAD 29
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Valet parking costs CAD 28 per night with in/out privileges
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We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Excellent 4.5 /5 from 2220 reviews
toilette water was running all day/night even after calling the front desk early afternoon. this was noisy, annoying and a waste of natural resources.
I came to Toronto on vacation..hotel was clean and well maintained. The hotel employees were very professional and helpful with all my needs.
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No one thing has been gone bad. Everything perfect! What I was searching for
Corridors were noisy - as soon as loud guests were in their rooms it was okay, but the sound echoed into the suites otherwise from the hallway. Jordan from the front desk was excellent. Some of her colleagues though weren't that great when we enquired about jewellery stores (they neglected to let us know many of these vendors are closed Sundays - the day we asked!) Overall the location was fantastic though for everything.


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"From the financial trader in the midst of growing midlife and career crises, to the Pakistani family struggling with faith and family, to a dying woman and her street artist son, Lanchester effortlessly weaves myriad stories into brief chapters to create a written tapestry of remarkable color and depth" - Catherine Weller, Weller Book Works, Salt Lake City, UT
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"Through wonderful, sometimes tragic and often quirky characters, Segal offers finely honed truths about humanity. I highly recommend this book -- a wonderful summer read with some guts to it!" -- Susan Tyler, The Book Bin, Onley, VA
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