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- Duration
- 14 Days
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|Day 1
|London Arrival & Tour : Your vacation starts at your London hotel at 2:00 pm when you meet your guide. Head out on a panoramic tour of central London to see famous landmarks including Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square, Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament. Stop at St Paul's Cathedral, with its world-famous dome, to tour the awe-inspiring interior. Join your guide to discuss your trip over a welcome drink and dinner.
|Day 2
|Tower of London & City Sights : Today plan your own day of discovery around London's attractions when you take an open-top bus tour. There is a choice of routes, a walking tour and a River Thames cruise. Visit the Tower of London to view the magnificent Crown Jewels, guarded by Beefeaters in distinctive Tudor uniforms or you may prefer to visit Kensington Palace, former home of Princess Diana. Dine independently this evening.
|Day 3
|Stratford-Upon-Avon & Beatles' Liverpool : Drive through the Cotswolds, a delightful hilly region with mellow-hued stone houses. Take a panoramic tour around Stratford-upon-Avon to see places associated with William Shakespeare and view charming black-and-white houses dating back hundreds of years. Continue to Liverpool and a local guide will show you around places associated with the "Fab Four."
|Day 4
|Lake District & Scottish Evening : Travel through the glorious Lake District, associated with the children's author, Beatrix Potter, and the poet, William Wordsworth. In the charming village of Grasmere visit Dove Cottage, where Wordsworth lived and wrote. Near the Scottish border stop at the Famous Blacksmith's Shop in Gretna Green, a popular shopping venue for quality Scottish goods. Enjoy a Scottish dinner and ceilidh, a fun show at your hotel near Edinburgh.
|Day 5
|Edinburgh Castle & City Tour : Explore central Edinburgh, starting in the 200-year-old "New Town" with its planned streets and elegant Georgian houses. See the Royal Mile where medieval houses are clustered and tour Edinburgh Castle to see the Crown Jewels of Scotland and the Stone of Destiny. The afternoon is free for independent activities. On August 04 to 18 departures, experience the world-famous Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo.
|Day 6
|St Andrews & Highland Scenery : Travel north to St Andrews, famous for golfing and Scotland's oldest university. Take a walking tour around the town with your guide who will tell you about the famous people and happenings here. Visit the picturesque ruins of St Andrews Cathedral. Take a break in Pitlochry and continue to Inverness, a major town in the Highlands. Check in to your hotel beside the River Ness in the town center.
|Day 7
|Loch Ness & Loch Lomond Cruise : Travel south through more wonderful Highland scenery today, passing the shoreline of Loch Ness with views of this deep lake. Drive past Ben Nevis, Britain's highest peak, and through the towering mountains of Glen Coe, which is famous for the Massacre of Glen Coe in 1692. Take a scenic cruise on Loch Lomond, Britain's largest lake. Enjoy a brief drive around Glasgow before checking in to your hotel in time for dinner.
|Day 8
|Ferry to Ireland & Titanic Belfast : Make an early start this morning as you travel south through Ayrshire to Cairnryan for a short ferry journey to Ireland with your tour group and coach. In Belfast visit Titanic Belfast to learn about the famous liner. Stop for dinner and some entertainment at the Glyde Inn before arriving in Dublin.
|Day 9
|Dublin Tour & Kilmainham Gaol : This morning tour Dublin to see Georgian squares with elegant row houses, public buildings, public parks and lively shopping streets. Visit Kilmainham Gaol where many of Ireland's leaders, including Robert Emmett, Eamon DeValera and Padraig Pearse, were imprisoned during the 19th and early 20th centuries. In the afternoon use your vouchers for an independent open-top bus tour around the city and a visit to one attraction.
|Day 10
|Blarney Castle & Killarney : Travel south through farming country and stop to view the stately Rock of Cashel, which rises high above the surrounding plain. Just a few miles outside Cork, visit Blarney Castle to kiss the famous "Stone of Eloquence." Also stop at the Blarney Woollen Mills before driving through Macroom and into County Kerry, where the scenery becomes more mountainous. Check in to your hotel in Killarney and relax before dinner.
|Day 11
|Dingle Peninsula & Cruise : Take a jaunting car ride to majestic Ross Castle on the shores of Lough Leane. Then discover the scenic Dingle Peninsula, made famous by two movies - "Ryan's Daughter" and "Far & Away." Drive to Slea Head at the western tip of the peninsula for spectacular views. Stop in the town of Dingle and embark on a short cruise around Dingle Harbour and Bay for more great panoramic views. Return to Killarney and dine at Kate Kearney's Cottage and watch lively music, song and dance.
|Day 12
|Flying Boat Museum & Cliffs of Moher : Visit Foynes Flying Boat Museum to learn about the early days of flight when this was the landing place for Pan Am Clippers. Cross the River Shannon Estuary by ferry and then view the Cliffs of Moher, an impressive wall of rock that rises 700 feet above the Atlantic Ocean. In Galway take a brief walking tour around the city center with a local guide.
|Day 13
|Farm Visit & Fitzpatrick Castle Stay : Stop at Rathbaun Farm for tea and scones and watch trained dogs herding sheep. Drive to Dublin and check in to your elegant castle hotel, located on the south side of Dublin. Take a short ride to historic Dalkey Village, now an upmarket suburb for a gentle guided walk and visit the imposing Dalkey Castle. Enjoy a special farewell dinner with your fellow travelers.
|Day 14
|Depart Dublin for Home
|Depart Dublin for Home : Your tour ends after breakfast.
B: Breakfast; L: Lunch; D: Dinner
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- Lodging
- Park Plaza Hotel Riverbank London, London (2 nights)
- Hilton Hotel Liverpool, Liverpool (1 night)
- Macdonald Houstoun House Hotel, Uphall, Uphall, near Edinburgh (2 nights)
- Columba Hotel, Inverness (1 night)
- Glasgow Marriott Hotel, Glasgow (1 night)
- Croke Park Hotel, Dublin (2 nights)
- The Brehon Hotel, Killarney (2 nights)
- Hotel Meyrick, Galway (1 night)
- Fitzpatrick Castle Hotel, Killiney, Dublin (1 night)
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Director Jordan Vogt-Roberts has spent the last two-and-a-half years of his life bringing "Kong: Skull Island" to the big screen and joked that the movie "took off 10 years of my life. This cough you're hearing: I didn't just smoke weed. That's, like, shit I have to fix in my body." The filmmaker, who made a remarkable leap from indie breakout "The Kings Of Summer" to a massive tentpole, hasn't missed a step in the process. But he's a little weary from such a huge blockbuster commitment, so the director wants to change gears.
"I'm super-proud of this movie," Vogt-Roberts said of 'Skull Island,' but the filmmaker is looking for a palate cleanser before he jumps back into another big-budget movie (he has an adaptation of the video game "Metal Gear Solid" on deck, too).
"I want to try, very quickly, to see if I can make a half-improvised indie with guys like ['Kings Of Summer' co-star] Nick Offerman and ['Kong''s] John C. Reilly and just go and have a skeleton crew and shoot it like that," he said. "Kind of like what David Lowery just did [with 'A Ghost Story'] after 'Pete's Dragon.' I hear his new movie is amazing, and he's one of the best out there right now. So I'd love to get something like that out of my system, make a movie with no budget, skeleton crew and go back to that world."
READ MORE: The 50 Best Movie Monsters Of All Time
The "Kong: Skull Island" helmer said he'll go live his life for a while (nearly three years without a break is intense) and then tackle the "Metal Gear Solid" video-game movie. "Then hopefully we can get the script right for 'Metal Gear,' and make a great video-game movie off of one of the most important works in my life, which is that series."
Vogt-Roberts will face a big challenge: there's never been a great movie made based on a video game. "It's a matter of time," he insisted. "It's inevitable. To me it's not a question of can you, but when the right pieces of come together. It's about taking the right risks and understanding fundamentally how and why the game works, how it makes you feel, what emotions it elicits from you."
Beyond the poor track record of video-game moves, Vogt-Roberts admits he's chosen one of the more difficult video games to adapt. " 'Metal Gear' is just so idiosyncratic and such a tricky one because [creator] Hideo Kojima's voice is so brilliant and understanding the dread and how tense you become and how alarmed you are when you're being chased. And then there's the philosophies and mythologies the characters represent. The tone of ['Kong'] weirdly has 'Metal Gear' elements to it: it has serious dialogue in it and then it gets weird and not afraid to be self-aware. It's just a matter of when someone makes a great video-game movie, and not if it's possible," he explained.
READ MORE: Jordan Vogt-Roberts On The Challenges Of 'Kong: Skull Island,' Connecting To 'Godzilla,' And More [Interview]
In some circles, video games are looked down upon, but Vogt-Roberts looks at them as influences that stand shoulder to shoulder with some of the most important films in cinema.
"[After the rigors of 'Kong,'] my mandate is clear: only take [a project] if you can wake up every day knowing why you are doing it. And 'Metal Gear Solid' happens to be one of the most important properties on the planet. If it can be shepherded to the screen and done with the honor and respect to Kojima's work and voice that it deserves and create a new genre unto itself, then absolutely, that's something that I could take on."
"Kong: Skull Island" opens on Friday.


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"We fully support yoga guru in his satyagarha against corruption and black money. We want total weeding out of corruption not only from the country but also from Jammu and Kashmir," SDP Chairman Darashka Andrabi told reporters here.
"Jammu and Kashmir is the second most corrupt state in the country. People of the state are fed up with corruption. Jammu and Kashmir is its (corruption's) epicentre," she said.
Andrabi said in order to support Ramdev's movement "from Kashmir to Kanykumari", the party will send a batch of 200 youths from the state to take part in the campaign in Delhi.
She alleged that a major cause of militancy in Jammu and Kashmir is that funds released by the Central government are not used for legitimate purposes and are bungled.
Backing Ramdev's campaign against corruption, JKNPP Chairman Bhim Singh said, "Congress is the mother of corruption and has destroyed the country during its successive decades-long rule... I fully support Baba. I want end of corruption and corrupt people including in Jammu and Kashmir, which is one of the most corrupt places in the country."


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Magpie Tales Prompt: # 90
"I am hearing poetry when awake, dreaming poetry when asleep, breathing poetry with each breath, I am living in a poem."
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Magpie Tales Prompt: # 90
28 comments:
- Gene Pool Diva said...
Your blog is a treasure. Glad I found you -Kelly
- November 7, 2011 at 12:10 AM
- anthonynorth said...
To remember. Beautiful.
- November 7, 2011 at 3:17 AM
- Isabel Doyle said...
at the going down of the sun and in the morning ...
very fine poem Susie
- November 7, 2011 at 3:28 AM
- GrandmaK said...
Very lovely! Thank you for your visit and you have a beautiful blog! Wishing you a grand day!! Cathy
- November 7, 2011 at 4:33 AM
- Berowne said...
Beautifully written; excellent.
- November 7, 2011 at 4:42 AM
- Enigmatic Soul said...
Beautiful blend of nature and humanity in their shared expression of the gried that death brings with it. In the simple and succint way, you have penned a beautiful poem. Well done. :)
- November 7, 2011 at 5:10 AM
- Margaret said...
"for the wind to sing
its hymn of grief"
This was a beautifully written poem!
- November 7, 2011 at 7:20 AM
- Claudia said...
marble stones and earth implore to remember... i like and i love to walk on old graveyards and read the inscriptures...
- November 7, 2011 at 9:03 AM
- JJ Roa Rodriguez said...
guess we are on the same thought... remembrance...
love it!
- November 7, 2011 at 9:46 AM
- Brian Miller said...
an all too real pleading...i think we all want to be remembered...love that first stanza and what you did with the leaves...
- November 7, 2011 at 10:09 AM
I think we long to be remembered in some way, shape or form.
I have read this numerous times and still enjoy it each time. The wind singing its grief, that is a very powerful line and it reached out and grabbed me by the throat.
- November 7, 2011 at 10:18 AM
- Nanka said...
Very nicely done and great comparison!! Ends with a very gentle entreaty!! Beautiful!!
- November 7, 2011 at 10:21 AM
- Mama Zen said...
What a lovely take on the prompt! I wish that I had written this.
- November 7, 2011 at 11:14 AM
- Victoria said...
To me, this encapsulates the whole feel of this time of the month. I love to invite you to link this to my Monday Morning Writing Prompt...it's a perfect example of the prompt. Victoria http://liv2write2day.wordpress.com/
- November 7, 2011 at 12:45 PM
- Jinksy said...
Autumn winds sing many a hymn of grief, I grant you...
- November 7, 2011 at 12:49 PM
- Roy Schulze said...
"Please remember me.: That pretty much sums it up. My Magpie this week is A Plot Both Great and Grand.
- November 7, 2011 at 4:39 PM
- Kathy Bischoping said...
"implore" is a verb to cherish.
- November 7, 2011 at 8:47 PM
- Tess Kincaid said...
Lovely sentiments...
- November 8, 2011 at 4:34 PM
- Fireblossom said...
I think it's terribly sad when no one does, and the stones fall into disrepair.
- November 8, 2011 at 7:13 PM
- The Unknowngnome said...
Great Susie.
I really like the "dying season", "hymn of grief" and "to lay upon fallen loved ones".
Nice poetry.
- November 9, 2011 at 3:06 AM
- insanebloom said...
"Remember me", your title itself is so touching...and your poetry is an absolute favorite, Susie. Love it.
- November 10, 2011 at 1:40 AM
- keiths ramblings said...
A beautiful piece skilfully written.A gem.
- November 10, 2011 at 11:30 AM
- Carrie Burtt said...
Susie this is so full of beauty....from the first line to the last. :-)
- November 10, 2011 at 11:43 AM
- Ed Pilolla said...
lovely. peace with death.
- November 10, 2011 at 4:37 PM
- HyperCRYPTICal said...
Ah the hope is that we will be remembered. Excellent write.
Anna :o]
- November 10, 2011 at 5:11 PM
- Mary Ann Potter said...
Beautifully composed. Wind and hymns and memories. What a nice response to this prompt!
- November 10, 2011 at 7:35 PM
- Lena said...
What a lovely, lovely tribute. That would make a Moore so proud!!
- November 11, 2011 at 4:52 PM
- JaLpArI - tHe MeRmAiD said...
but who does???/
- November 12, 2011 at 7:38 AM


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That is a great question and let me answer it in a little detail. The labeling instructions state that Kybella can be reinjected as soon as one month after the first treatment. I find that most patients are just beginning to see some improvement at the 1 month mark, and report a significant tightening and shrinkage in the second and third month after treatment, even for 4 months in some patients. Most patients are going to want 2-4 treatments to get the results that they want. But you might not want to wait for 3-4 months between each treatment and stretch the process out for a year or longer. If you are likely to need several treatments and you want to get the process over quickly then you can be treated more often. In most of my patients who need at least 2 treatments I would see them back at two months to perform the second treatment. If they are close to their goal at the 2 month mark following the second treatment then they might wait another 1-2 months for the "final" effect to decide if the need more. So its a balancing act between completing the treatments needed in a shorter period of time, but not doing more than you need. So as you get closer to the improvement that you want then a longer interval between treatments may be helpful to let you judge. Good luck and I am thrilled that you are enjoying your Kybella- our patients in Massachusetts have also been quite pleased.
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Yes, if you are happy with your results after 2 treatments then my all means, stop. Hope this helps and glad that you are happy with your results.
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Thank you for your question. Kybella works ideally in 2 to 3 treatments, depending on how much submental (under the chin) fat that a patient has. Kybella works by dissolving this fat, which lies below the skin underneath the chin. The decision to have 2 versus 3 treatments is best made by you and your injector. I would assess your results after two treatments, and then decide if a third is needed.
I hope that this helps!
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Kybella and Number of Treatments
Kybella and the number of treatments is determined by both you and your doctor. It takes 2 to 4 treatments generally depending on the size of your "double chin". If you are happy with the results after 2 treatments I see no need for a third treatment. Best, Dr. Green
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The most southerly province of Portugal
Mother Nature has really done her best when it comes to the Algarve. Every year millions of holidaymakers are fascinated by the dreamy bays, breath-taking, steep cliffs and the varied landscape here. The most southerly province of Portugal stretches for 155 kilometres along the southern Atlantic coast of the Iberian peninsula and boasts an impressive 300 days of sunshine a year.
The Algarve is a great holiday destination all year round, as the temperatures are mild even in winter and at the height of summer the fresh wind coming in from the wild Atlantic Ocean prevents it from getting too hot. The approximately 3,000 hours of sunshine a year make the Algarve the place with the most sunshine hours in Europe.
This Portuguese province however, has much more to offer than just beach and sun. Even today you can still see the influences of the various dynasties at the "Al-Gharb", as it was called by the Moors. Five centuries of Arab occupation and the Roman presence here have greatly influenced the region and traces of this can still be found in its architecture. The Age of Discovery was also very important for the history of the Algarve, as it was the starting point for journeys of discovery to the African continent.
A major disaster for the Algarvios, as the inhabitants of the Algarve call themselves, was the earthquake of 1755 which destroyed a large part of the Algarve, including some of its important monuments. However, the Algarve was rebuilt and turned into what it is today, a popular holiday region in the south of Portugal.
As the proud descendants of those who started from the Algarve to discover the oceans, the 450.000 inhabitants of the Algarve today have discovered tourism as the most important source of income in this region. However, the number of people to be found here can easily treble in the summer months when the holidaymakers flock to this region in the main season.
Faro - Culture and nature
Their Algarve holiday starts for most travellers in Faro which has the only international airport in the region. The capital of the Algarve is at the same time one of the largest holiday resorts in the south of Portugal. The former Roman settlement is especially popular with nature lovers and those interested in culture, as the town has many historic sights and other things to see and explore. There are museums, gardens and monuments and also not far from Faro is the nature park of Ria Formosa which is one of the most beautiful natural areas of this region. It stretches for over 60km and you can explore the lagoons, natural dunes and breath-taking beaches here.
Albufeira - Partying at the Algarve
For those wanting to spend their holidays partying Albufeira is the place to go to. In the former fishing village you will find a combination of the modern world and tradition. While in the upper part of the town the locals live in their typical white houses in small romantic alleyways, the lower part of the town is where all the action is. This part of Albufeira belongs to the tourists and is known for its long party nights. Those who prefer a quieter life can relax during the day at one of the many beaches here, or visit the small bars in the old town at night.
Lagos - small coastal town with a lot of history
The geographical location of Lagos is the reason why this has always been a popular meeting point for people of different nationalities as well as a maritime hub. Many discoverers started their journeys here to discover new lands and treasures. The returning ships brought wealth and prosperity to the region and helped turn Lagos into a trading centre. This enchanting coastal town kept its traditional atmosphere, but at the same time developed into a popular holiday destination. You can go for romantic walks through the narrow alleyways of the old town and discover more about the eventful history of Lagos while visiting the former governor's palace and the impregnable fortress of Ponta da Bandeira.
The diverse coastal areas of the Algarve
The coast of the Algarve is famous for its numerous fine sandy beaches and the gigantic, and in places bizarre rock formations. The eastern part of the Algarve is dominated by vast sandbanks, shallow lagoons and rolling dunes and is therefore known as the Sandy Algarve. From Faro to Cabo de São Vicente stretches the rocky part of the Algarve with its rugged coastline. The romantic Costa Vincentina begins at. the most south-westerly point of Europe, which used to be known as the "End of the World". The western part of the Algarve with its fascinating beach landscape and steep cliffs of up to 120 metres is protected by its status as a conservation area. The whole region is very popular with golfers because of its many courses, some of them directly at the coast. It is therefore not surprising that the Algarve was voted as "Europe's Golf Destination 2014".
The beautiful sandy beaches are inviting for long walks at the sea and the bays surrounded by cliffs are ideal for some undisturbed sun-bathing. Here you can watch the Portuguese anglers on the cliffs and in the evening you can enjoy the freshly caught fish in one of the restaurants. Whether you are a culture fan, a nature-lover, a beach-enthusiast or a party-goer, there is something for everyone at the Algarve.
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With its fine sandy beaches and enormous and, in places bizarre, rock formations and cliffs, you could spend several weeks at the Algarve and still discover a new beach every day. There are so many dream beaches at the sunny Algarve stretching from Odeceixe in the west over to the Spanish boarder in the east. Even in the main season many of these are not overcrowded, meaning that sun-lovers will always find a space here. Furthermore, nearly all of the beaches at the Algarve have been awarded the Blue Flag for their excellent quality of water. The beaches at the Algarve are as diverse as the landscape along the coast itself, including the unspoilt, natural beaches of Costa Vincentina at the western Algarve, the picturesque swimming bays of the rocky part of the Algarve and the seemingly endless long beaches of the sandy section.
The Western Algarve
Costa Vicentina The beaches of the western Algarve are to the north of Sagres and stretch to Odeceixe. The coastal area is also known as Costa Vincentina and this protected natural area has spectacular landscapes to offer. The western Algarve is part of the Parque Natural do Sudoeste Alentejano Costa Vicentina nature park and is the largest protected area of the Portuguese coast. Amongst the steep cliffs here you will find small, hidden bays as well as large, spacious, sandy beaches.One of the most breath-taking beaches is Praia de Odeceixe which is at the north-western end of the Algarve. It is situated at a river mouth surrounded by unspoilt cliffs and has an extensive sandy area. While families can settle down at the river and enjoy the warm water, surfers and windsurfers prefer the waves of the colder Atlantic Sea. The wind is often very strong at the foot of the cliffs and the waves can be impressively high. Many beaches therefore have perfect conditions for water-sports and are very popular with both surfers and windsurfers. One of the most well-known spots in the south of Portugal is Praia da Arrifana which attracts many surfers looking for the perfect wave. Praia do Amado and Praia do Castelejo are also ideal surfing beaches, thanks to the high waves there.
The Rocky Algarve
The golden sandy beaches of the rocky part of the Algarve stretch from Sagres to Vale de Lobo, west of Faro. This coast with its steep cliffs up to 70 metres in height is very impressive with its numerous grottos and picturesque rock formations. The limestone and sandstone cliffs are a shimmering red colour and are divided by small swimming bays and fine sandy beaches, some of which can only be reached by boat. The rocky part of the Algarve is also known as Barlavento, which means windward coast, but most of the bays are sheltered from the wind and waves by the high cliffs, meaning that they are ideal for swimming and snorkelling .If you are the romantic type, then you should definitely head for Praia de São Rafael. This flat, sandy beach is completely surrounded by insurmountable cliffs and can only be reached by boat. From the beach narrow steps lead to a small hidden lagoon. Easier to reach, but just as stunning, are the beaches of Praia de Arrifes and Praia da Coelha with their bizarre rock formations. If you want to spend a relaxed day at the beach, then Praia Dona Ana is just right for you. It is surrounded by breath-taking cliffs and is quite rightly seen by many as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. At the rocky Algarve you will find many romantic bays which are very inviting for sun-bathing and daydreaming.
The Sandy Algarve
The beaches of the sandy part of the Algarve are between Vale de Lobo and the river Rio
Guadiana, which forms the border between the Algarve and Andalusia. This coastline is known as Sotavento (meaning wind blowing away from the coast) and is ideal for walking, sun-bathing and relaxing. This part of the Algarve is known for its extensive dune landscape and long sandy beaches stretching for kilometres. Some of these beaches are on off-shore islands where you can enjoy the unspoilt natural surroundings.
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As I mentioned last month, I would like us to reflect together on four simple ways of living, four life orientations, which if pursued intentionally and with great diligence can open us up to the experiential reality of God and His work of transformation. The first is the life-orientation of humility, which we reflected on last month. Today I'd like us to consider the life orientation of inward rightness.
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When she neared the back of the little walled in backyard, Maddy noticed something out of place in the wildly overgrown hedge that divided her home from the next door neighbor's. There was a folded scrap of paper tied with a piece of red yarn to a branch that stuck out particularly far, and was now weighed down by the weight of the soggy paper.
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"Ta-tick" the old grandfather clock exerted itself enough to release another moment of time. And time obligingly moved another minute closer to when she would go down to "meet the sthociety".
And what if one of them were particularly handsome? She'd never met a boy she thought was actually very attractive. "Face it," she used to say to herself in her head, "all the boys you know either have heads full of useless Nintendo stats or empty from too many hockey pucks to the helmet. Besides, nobody looks anything but dumb in a t-shirt." Oh, she had met some men she had found attractive, but they were the old, kind men. The type you wished were your age or your favorite uncle, but didn't spend any heart pining for.
She paced at least fifteen times for every reluctant stroke of the old clock. At last it proclaimed the hour 3 o'clock, with a surprisingly youthful chiming, and Maddy slipped out into the hall. She put on her most lady-like pose and paraded down the long curving staircase to the main entrance way. But she did not find what she was expecting at the foot of the stairs.
Her aunt was there, dressed head to toe in black silks and lace. However, this was nothing new, as the queer woman had been fussing over her half an hour before. What was surprising was the lack of the promised "sthociety" both in appearance and sound. For Maddy was sure that she should have heard their voices in the elegant and overly large parlor down the hall.
"You look sthimply lovely, dear," said Aunt Annabelle for the third time that evening.
"Thank you, Aunt Annabelle, but whe—"
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Maddy did not like the way her aunt paused slightly before saying the word 'company'. There was something about it that made worry squirm its way into her spine like an itchy unwanted insect.
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Maddy followed her aunt down another hallway to a large door that had been shut for the past two weeks that she had been here. It was now open, and a brightly lit staircase was visible, spiraling quickly down and out of sight. She stepped cautiously into the stone stairwell, her softly padded slippers making no sound on the massive slabs of marble.
As she followed her aunt down the surprisingly long staircase, the air became chilly, so that it teased about the locks by her neck and along her exposed flesh like a physical thing. Her aunt's voice reverberated off the walls, and it too seemed strangely tangible, as if she could feel it, not just hear it.
"I should probably prepare you now, my darling," she was saying. "because the society which I am about to introduce you too is far more grand and strange than you are expecting. You see, this house has been the home of many great families through the centuries, and there was a time when these families knew a very rare and wonderful form of magic."
Even before Aunt Annabelle said the word 'magic,' Maddy knew that there was something terribly wrong. What had happened to her aunt's lisp? It appeared to be very gone. Maddy wanted to stop walking, to turn around and go back up the stairs. But then, too, she desperately wanted to go on, fascination and curiosity drawing her like a thread follows a needle.
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They were all young men, but one, which was a girl who looked about Maddy's age and was wearing a gown very similar to the one Maddy had on. The girl had a very fierce look on her stone face, and her hands gripped the arms of the stone chair with taught energy.
Aunt Annabelle stood silently at the edge of the stone chairs, allowing Maddy to explore.
One of the young men looked more like an old boy, in that awkward stage between boyhood and manhood, he was poised in a cowering position, as if afraid of receiving a blow. The young man who sat in the chair opposite this boy could not have been more of a contrast. He sat with kingly confidence, his chin slightly upraised so that his eyes could peer down on her with a look of haughty arrogance. She didn't think she would have liked to know that man.
Two chairs away sat another man, who had a similar facial structure to the haughty one. He too had a regal bear to his body, but he had very sad eyes, and while one hand rested on his lap, the other was held to his breast as if he hurt there. Maddy thought that the sculptor had done a masterful job capturing a young man with a broken heart.
The next young man had a very narrow face and pinched lips. His clothing was poufy all over, and downright awkward, Maddy thought.
The final young man was looking away as if he were listening to something. His hands were clenched tightly on his knees. He was wearing a simple robe outfit which contrasted to the other figures who all wore ornate stone clothing.
"Magic," said Maddy, turning to her aunt after her long inspection of the six figures. "Magic sculpting powers. I know that some of the ancient sculptors achieve marvelously realistic figures, but this is astounding. And who are these people, and why were they chosen to have their statues made?"
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"What do you mean?" Maddy asked, trying to stop her mind from answering the question for her. When you've read as many books as Maddy has, you have to be careful not to let your imagination run away with you. However, this situation was just too book-like to resist.
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|David Ortiz X-rays negative after fouling ball off shin; Mookie Betts day-to-day with right calf tightness
|08.11.16 at 12:25 am ET
Initial X-rays performed on David Ortiz' right shin following Wednesday's game were negative, according to the Red Sox.
Ortiz was helped off the field after fouling a ball off the midpoint of his right shin during a ninth-inning at-bat. John Farrell said after the game that Ortiz had been hit in that area twice in recent days.
President of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski said in the clubhouse that Ortiz was feeling better after the game.
"He looks like he's moving around pretty good right now considering how he was," Dombrowski said. "Before, we had to carry him off, basically, but he's now walking, he's standing around on his own. It hit off him solid, but he's doing much better."
Ortiz declined to speak with reporters, saying he'd talk on Thursday. Dombrowski sounded relieved.
"My heart sunk a little bit when I saw it, but fortunately, I just saw him back there," Dombrowski said. "He's doing much better. I felt much better that he's OK. No question."
That wasn't Boston's only injury scare Wednesday, as Mookie Betts left the 9-4 loss to the Yankees prior to the eighth inning due to right calf tightness. Farrell said that Betts is day-to-day, but that he was doubtful for Thursday's game.
|Closing Time: Good players get hurt after Red Sox bullpen blows it for Drew Pomeranz
|08.10.16 at 11:28 pm ET
Holding a narrow lead, Drew Pomeranz needed to rely on himself and Clay Buchholz in order to secure his first victory in a Red Sox uniform. Both came through. Then Matt Barnes happened. Then Fernando Abad. Then Junichi Tazawa. Then Robbie Ross Jr. The Red Sox lost like crazy.
Wednesday's 9-4 loss was an ugly one, a defeat in which the losing team can at least take solace in escaping with a healthy team. In that respect, at least nobody other than David Ortiz (helped off the field after fouling a ball off his right foot in the bottom of the ninth) and Mookie Betts (departed in the eighth with right calf tightness) were hurt.
Barnes (three earned runs) and Abad (two) turned in dreadful showings as they retired just one batter apiece in relief to blow what was a strong start from Pomeranz and a key relief appearance from Buchholz. Both of Abad's earned runs scored on a two-out double from Starlin Castro off Tazawa in the seventh inning, while Tazawa (two earned runs) and Ross both contributed to a sloppy eighth inning that saw the Yankees add three insurance runs.
"It's a tough one," Betts said of the Sox blowing a three-run lead en route to suffering a five-run loss. "I felt like we controlled the game for the most part today, but it happens. It happens to the best of us. We just have to go back out and play tomorrow."
Pomeranz came away with a no-decision in a despite allowing just one earned run over 5 1/3 innings. After serving up a leadoff homer to Didi Gregorius in the bottom of the fifth for New York's first run of the game, Pomeranz surrendered back-to-back singles to Gary Sanchez and Austin Romine to put the game's tying run in scoring position with nobody out. The lefty escaped by striking out Aaron Hicks swinging and getting Brett Gardner to ground into an inning-ending double play.
"They're starting to mount a little bit of a rally and I thought he did a very good job of getting a key strikeout and then a key ground ball double play to end the threat," John Farrell said after the game. "I thought the stuff was quality. I thought he was around the plate more consistently than his last time out in Seattle."
The lefty recorded the sixth inning's first out on a Jacoby Ellsbury pop out to short, but surrendered a single and a walk in succession before being pulled from the game. Buchholz, who is set to start on Saturday, was summoned and promptly got Starlin Castro to hit into a twin killing.
|Steven Wright to miss start after baserunning injury
|08.10.16 at 5:09 pm ET
Steven Wright will miss his next start due to inflammation in his shoulder, John Farrell said prior to Wednesday's game. Wright suffered the injury diving into a base while serving as a pinch-runner Saturday against the Dodgers.
With Wright missing his start, Boston's rotation the next three days will be Eduardo Rodriguez Thursday, David Price Friday and Clay Buchholz Saturday. Buchholz will make his first start in over a month, as he last served as a starter on July 2, allowing six runs (three earned) over 4 1/3 innings in a 21-2 loss to the Angels.
Though the injury will not land Wright on the disabled list for now, it does disrupt what's been a very strong season for the knuckle-baller. Wright is 13-5 on the season with a 3.01 earned run average over 146 2/3 innings pitched. In his last start, Wright allowed three hits in pitching a complete-game shutout against the Dodgers.
Farrell also said that Blake Swihart will undergo his scheduled ankle surgery Monday in North Carolina. The surgery, which will be performed by Dr. Robert B. Anderson, will end Swihart's season.
|Jonny Gomes returns to States after short stint in Japan
|05.11.16 at 1:09 pm ET
Apparently the WAR stat just means wins above replacement in Japan.
Per a report from FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal, MLB journeyman and 2013 World Series champion Jonny Gomes has left the Rakuten Golden Eagles "by mutual consent" and intends to play in America again.
Gomes, 35, spent last season between the Braves and Royals, though he was not on Kansas City's roster when the team won the World Series. The outfielder then left for Japan, saying his aim was to "win over there."
He hit just .169 in 75 plate appearances for the Golden Eagles, however, and said that he didn't feel comfortable playing in Japan. Known for being a team guy (after winning the World Series with the Red Sox, he knocked the WAR stat by calling himself the type of player teams "want to go to war with"), Gomes told Rosenthal that the language barrier presented a major issue.
"I hated not being able to talk to all my teammates because of the language," Gomes told Rosenthal. "I would just sit in front of my locker solo and sit in the dugout and couldn't talk."
|Closing Time: Offense bails out Henry Owens, Red Sox take series vs. White Sox
|05.06.16 at 12:10 am ET
The Red Sox and White Sox walked each other all night Thursday, and it was brutal.
Fortunately for the visitors, however, none of the nine free passes handed out by Boston pitchers led to Chicago runs as the Red Sox took a 7-3 win at U.S. Cellular Field. The game, which saw the teams combine for 16 walks, gave the Red Sox the series victory in their three-game set in Chicago.
Hanley Ramirez was one of three Red Sox to homer on the night. Ramirez was back in Boston's lineup after sitting out Wednesday's win with flu-like symptoms.
The Sox needed their offense to come through Wednesday, as a short outing from Henry Owens (two runs and six walks over three-plus innings) was aided by steady scoring over the course of the night. After taking a one-run lead into the sixth inning, the Red Sox gained separation thanks to a Jackie Bradley Jr. home run in the sixth and a two-run eighth inning on RBI from Xander Bogaerts and David Ortiz.
The first-place Red Sox improved to 17-11 on the season with the win. They next will head to New York for a three-game series with the Yankees.
— The White Sox appeared set to tie the game in the bottom of the fifth inning, but the Red Sox were saved by Mookie Betts. After Heath Hembree walked in a run and was replaced by Matt Barnes with one out, Betts caught an Austin Jackson fly ball and threw a tagging Brett Lawrie out at the plate to end the inning. The White Sox challenged the play, but the call on the field was upheld.
Betts also made a nice catch against the wall on a deep fly ball from Jose Abreu to open the bottom of the ninth inning. Read the rest of this entry »
|Closing Time: Clay Buchholz shines, Red Sox pitching holds White Sox to 3 hits in win
|05.04.16 at 10:58 pm ET
When Clay Buchholz allowed two runs to the White Sox before recording two outs, it seemed Wednesday would not be the night the struggling starter snapped out of an underwhelming start to his 2016 season.
Yet Buchholz recovered exceptionally from Jose Abreu's two-run homer in the first inning by allowing just one hit and no runs over the next six innings in a 5-2 Red Sox win. The victory was Buchholz's first of the season and Boston's first win in a game started by him in 2016.
Chicago's other hit off Buchholz came with one out in the second inning, but an inning-ending double play essentially closed the book on any damage the White Sox would do against the Boston starter. He struck out six batters and walked two. Buchholz also retired the last 10 batters he faced as he improved his season record to 1-3.
(For more on Buchholz's breakout performance — and fans' frustration with him — check Rob Bradford's column.)
The win moved the Red Sox back into first place in the AL East, as the Orioles were defeated handily by the Yankees in a 7-0 loss in Baltimore. The Red Sox sit atop the division with a 16-11 record on the season.
Buchholz's performance Wednesday was a much-needed departure from an opening month of the season that saw him allow five earned runs in four of his five starts. Wednesday also marked Buchholz's longest outing of the season, as he pitched into the seventh inning on two prior occasions but never made it out of the inning.
The win for Boston evened this week's series with the White Sox at a game apiece. The teams will play the rubber game Thursday night, with Henry Owens opposing Erik Johnson. Read the rest of this entry »
|Closing Time: Clay Buchholz struggles as Red Sox drop finale vs. Braves
|04.28.16 at 10:33 pm ET
When David Price tied his personal record with 14 strikeouts Monday night, many said to consider the opponent. Good pitchers should perform well against the Braves, who entered Thursday ranked 29th in the league with a .224 batting average.
Well, if a great outing against the Braves isn't that great, a subpar outing against the Braves is bad. Such was Clay Buchholz's night Thursday at Fenway Park.
Looking for his first win of the season, Buchholz allowed five earned runs on eight hits with four walks and two strikeouts over 6 1/3 inning of work. He struggled out of the gate, allowing one run in the first inning and two more in the third, which proved to be more than Boston's offense could match.
Buchholz saw his ERA rise to 6.51 and was the losing pitcher in Boston's 5-2 loss to the Braves. On the season, his record stands at 0-3.
The Sox were quiet offensively through an eight-hit performance. Braves starter Jhoulys Chacin kept the Sox offense in check for five innings (two earned runs on six hits with two walks and four strikeouts) before giving way to an Atlanta bullpen that allowed two hits over the final four innings.
Thursday's loss saw the Red Sox fail to complete a home-and-home sweep of the four games played against the Braves this week. It also ended Boston's four-game winning streak.
The Red Sox will host the Yankees Friday in the first game of a three-game set at Fenway.
|Closing Time: David Price ties career high in strikeouts, Travis Shaw drives in 5 runs as Red Sox crush Braves
|04.26.16 at 10:04 pm ET
One way for David Price to end a thoroughly disappointing first month with the Red Sox: tying his career high in strikeouts in his longest outing in a Boston uniform.
Making his fifth start for the Sox, Price fanned 14 batters over a season-high eight innings and received ample run support in an 11-4 win over the Braves that saw Travis Shaw drive in five runs.
Price settled down from a busy first inning to have what turned out to be a very strong performance against a Braves offense that entered Tuesday 27th in the league with a .227 batting average.
The veteran left-hander loaded the bases in the first inning after allowing an RBI single to Jeff Francoeur, but he escaped without further damage by striking out Drew Stubbs to end the frame.
Price followed up the first by turning in back-to-back 1-2-3 innings with a pair of strikeouts in each. He ran into trouble again in the fourth inning, once again loading the bases and surrendering the Braves' second run.
From there, Price essentially put the game away by allowing just one hit and walking none over his final four innings. He struck out six of the last seven hitters he faced, all of which he retired. Furthermore, nine of Price's last nine outs were strikeouts. He finished with a line of six hits and two earned runs allowed over eight innings, striking out 14 and walking two.
Though runs allowed have been a concern in his early starts (7.06 ERA entering Tuesday), strikeouts have not. Price now has struck out at least eight hitters in four of his first five outings with the Red Sox and leads the league with 46 strikeouts. Price was coming off a season-low five strikeouts in what was his shortest and worst outing of the season, a 3 2/3 inning performance in which he allowed two homers and eight earned runs against the Rays.
With Tuesday's win, Price is 3-0 on the season with a 5.76 ERA. The Sox improved to 11-9. Read the rest of this entry »
|Closing Time: Wade Miley eventually falters, Hanley Ramirez messes up again as Red Sox fall to White Sox
|08.25.15 at 11:13 pm ET
Wade Miley allowed just two earned runs over six innings Tuesday night against the White Sox.
Unfortunately for the Red Sox, Wade Miley threw 6 2/3 innings on Tuesday.
The White Sox got to Miley for three runs in the bottom of the seventh, erasing Boston's two-run lead and jumping ahead on a double from Trayce Thompson that was largely due to Hanley Ramirez's latest adventure in left field. Thompson's double ended Miley's night and gave him the loss in a 5-4 victory for the White Sox at U.S. Cellular Field.
Ramirez failed to field the line drive into left field, missing the ball and letting it bounce to the wall as Chicago runners advanced. Though he made news earlier Tuesday by doing first-base fielding work prior to the game, Ramirez made no news at the plate Tuesday. He was 0-for-4 with three strikeouts.
Though Miley managed to keep Chicago off the scoreboard for the most part over his first six innings, he surrendered at least one hit to every White Sox starter and 13 — the most he's allowed in a start in his career — in total. Miley struck out three and walked one.
Thompson did the most damage against Miley on the night, as he was actually the only Chicago hitter to get an extra-base hit on a night that saw Miley allow 11 singles. The 24-year-old led the way for the home team with three RBIs.
|Closing Time: Red Sox (including David Ortiz) hit home runs, take series from Indians
|08.19.15 at 10:21 pm ET
The Red Sox didn't need all of their big bats to beat up on another Cleveland starter. They managed another offensive explosion with Xander Bogaerts, Hanley Ramirez and Mookie Betts all on the bench Wednesday night.
Boston's 6-4 win over the Indians Wednesday gave the Sox a series victory and continued what's been a positive stretch for the team offensively. The Sox had back-to-back homers twice in the game as the team scored at least six runs for the sixth time in the last seven games (4-3).
The Sox held a comfortable lead for much of the game after putting up six runs on Indians starter Corey Kluber in the first four innings while Joe Kelly cruised through six innings, but a three-run homer from Johnny Gomes surrendered by Jean Machi brought the Indians within two in the eighth inning. The Red Sox were able to hold on thanks to a 1-2-3 ninth from Junichi Tazawa, good for his first save of the season.
Leading the way both in the field and at the plate for the Sox was Jackie Bradley Jr., who belted a three-run homer in the fourth after having already turned in a pair of impressive defensive plays.
The most impressive play in the field for Bradley came on a leaping over-the-shoulder catch in the first inning as he snagged a line drive from Francisco Lindor that was going over his head.
"One of the best catches I've ever seen," Kelly said of the play. "I was messing around calling him — you know, [he's] JBJ, but I was calling him OBJ — Odell Beckham Jr. Pretty fun to watch."
Bradley also took a good angle on another ball from Lindor that was headed for the triangle in the top of the fourth, holding Lindor to a single.
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Maxtor Announces Next Generation Hard Drive Interface(July 31, 2001)
Currently, VIA Technologies Inc, Silicon Integrated Systems Corp (SiS), Adaptec Inc (Nasdaq: ADPT), Promise Technology Inc, and Silicon Image (Nasdaq: SIMG) have formally completed licensing agreements to use Maxtor's Ultra ATA/133 interface technology in upcoming systems and chipsets.
ATA or Advanced Technology Attachment defines the connection and speed for the interface between the hard drive and the computer. As the industry introduces faster and higher capacity hard drives, work must be done in parallel to speed up the interface between the drive and the host computer in order to avoid a data bottleneck from the drive outperforming the interface.
For example, the new Ultra ATA/133 interface, which Maxtor is branding as "Fast Drives," is ideal for transferring large amounts of data such as digital video. Since this content is performance-dependable and very dense, both Maxtor Fast Drives and Big Drive technology (announced June 26, 2001), complement this application. With Big Drive, users can store voluminous amounts of digital content, and with Fast Drives, videos will run more smoothly and flow uninterrupted on the screen. (For more information about Maxtor's Big Drive initiative that broke the 137 GB barrier, please visit www.maxtor.com/bigdrive)
The Ultra ATA/133 Fast Drives interface is currently being built into next-generation products. ACARD Technology Corp, Acer Laboratories Inc (ALi), Adaptec Inc (Nasdaq: ADPT), Agere Systems (NYSE: AGR.A), HighPoint Technologies Inc and Pacific Digital Corporation will also be among the first to adopt the new specification.
The Fast Drives specification and licensing rights for Ultra ATA/133 are now available from Maxtor under non-disclosure. A complimentary Fast Drives logo is also available to partners to help brand and promote the new technology. Maxtor will also release an open specification to the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) T13 group during the fourth quarter of 2001.
The Ultra ATA/133 interface uses Maxtor patented technology that was previously incorporated into the highly successful Ultra ATA/66 and Ultra ATA/100 interfaces. It is also backward compatible with the existing ATA standard. Personal computer users who want to upgrade from Ultra ATA/100 to Ultra ATA/133 will need to purchase a compliant adapter card or system motherboard along with the new hard drives.
It is anticipated that licensed partners will announce and begin shipping products that incorporate Fast Drive technology during the second half of 2001. Widespread PC adoption is expected in 2002. More information on the next generation Ultra ATA/133 technology can be found at www.maxtor.com/fastdrive
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