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Chapter Thirty: Explode
Going back to school to finish my exams like nothing had happened was painful, but I had managed and even as Valentine's Day came to pass, I found myself wandering through the school like a zombie. The only thing on my mind for the past month was Jonathon, lying on his bed unconscious, his cheeks becoming hallowed and the veins beneath his skin more visible every day.
It was almost the second last week of March by the time he had woken up - to Celone's pleasure - and he and his charge had talked for a moment while Alex waited on the other side of the door. Jonathon was indeed mortal, no heat to keep him warm and no means of healing himself any longer. He asked for me on a daily basis, but I had yet to summon the courage to go to him. Vivian had stayed very far away from me for the past two months, giving me my space and her own to free herself from her own guilty expression.
It wasn't her fault what had happened to him, he had jumped in front of me to save my sorry ass. I knew it was pointless, it was a battle and we won, Lexie was dead and the threat against me here had evaporated for a little while. I was wandering through the halls to my Biology class when two sets of hands pulled me in to the boys' bathroom. I spun to find Jake and David with their backs pressed against the bright orange door.
"You got to help us." David said, his eyes were too big for his face in that moment.
"Um… I don't really understand. Why am I in the boys' bathroom? And what do you two want?" I folded my arms over my chest, feeling as the leather of Jonathon's jacket stretched and gave as I moved.
"Michael. He's gone crazy or something. It's like he was abducted by aliens." Jake's voice and expression were beyond hysteria, but I had to admit he wasn't wrong about Michael.
"And you want me to do … what exactly?"
"Something. The guy has been losing it ever since Sarah died. He picks fights on the ice and with his friends. He forgets practice and game nights. Not to mention he snapped at Carman the other day and didn't even bother to apologize." Jake tossed his hands in the air, obviously holding back the urge to punch something or someone.
"I'm not the person to talk to about this. He barely speaks to me, and I'm sure it is the last thing he actually wants me to do. We broke up, remember? The boy just needs a reality check in the worst way."
"Tried that." David's tone was defensive now as he leaned back against the wall. "His exact words were 'in this reality, everything you guys know, is wrong. Ask Olivia, she seems to have all the answers to the mysteries of the world'. So now we're asking you."
"He … said that?" I'm going to kill him. "Fine. I will talk to him, but if you make me late for Biology I will come back at you two with a vengeance unknown to teenage boys everywhere."
"Fine." Jake spun on his heels and stopped a few inches from me. "He isn't stable, so please be careful. Carman would murder us if she knew we were letting you go up against him while he's like this."
"Carman thinks he's gone nuts too?" I stared at the two of them.
"She does. We're all very, very worried about him. He has never, in his life, been this big of a jackass. Please Olivia. Help?" David slumped a little against the wall.
"Fine. I will go have a word with him – or a scream fest – and find out what his issue is. Honestly, I think you're going to find that I'm the problem and it might just be better if I'm not around." I shrugged and brushed by them, forcing them to move away from the neon orange door that would lead me back to the hallway. I stopped as Jake dropped his hand to my shoulder
"It's not you, Olivia. He hasn't mentioned you once in all his ramblings."
I shrugged off his touch. "I'll see for myself whether that's the truth or not." With that, I escorted myself out of the boys' washroom, gaining me only a few odd stares, and made my way to Biology.
Class took forever to finally let out, and I made my way out in to the hallway on a mission to track down Michael and ask him what his deal was. If they were so positive that it wasn't me, then why had he not only been avoiding me but almost beat up Jonathon. My heart jumped at his name, and I thought of him lying at home on his bed waiting for me. Maybe I should just go and get it over with.
I wound my way around students who were coming and going from classroom to classroom and eventually found the computer lab Michael was hiding in. I dropped myself in to a chair next to him and he instantly turned to face me, his expression cold and calculated.
"So, what has you picking fights, yelling at your friends and missing practice? I thought hockey was your life?" I leaned closer to him, cutting the conversation off to anyone who might be listening.
He groaned. "Why do you care about what I'm doing with my life? I thought you wanted to keep my life completely separate from yours … to protect me or some bull like that." Michael was going to take the defensive, and obviously expecting me to give up and just walk away, but I was at the end of my rope as far as giving up went.
"It is my damn business when your friends corner me in the bathroom to tell me to talk to you about attitude. Honestly, I would really rather not be having this conversation at all with you, considering the way you've been acting towards me – even if I get it – just Jake and David are really worried."
A bemused smile touched his eyes. "Worried? About me? Oh how stupid are they?"
Shock took over in my limbs and all over my face. "Stupid? You think they're stupid for caring about you? Who the hell are you!" I slammed my fist down on the table the computers were lined up on. A few students jumped at my outburst and made their way out of the room as quickly as their legs would take them.
Michael leaned in very close to me, our noses were about an inch apart and I felt every nerve end in my body zap and sizzle as that familiar surge of electricity jumped between us. I forced myself to stay in my seat as still as I could be as he stared further in to my eyes. "They were never I my friends, Olivia. Are you still that blind to the world that doesn't directly revolve around you?"
That was the last straw, my hand that wasn't resting on the table whistled through the air and connected with his cheek. It made a loud crack as it connected and echoed all around the classroom, the sound itself gave me the power to stand and step away from him. I bent down to his ear with the most terrifying expression I could muster. "Jonathon died. Right now, the world is revolving around me whether you like it or not, and you are in that world and if you don't like it you better prepare for one hell of an ass whipping."
Michael jumped back, his eyes filled his face and he shook his head back and forth as I turned on my toes and left the lab with tears burning behind my eyes. I forced them back with the anger that seethed beneath my skin and fueled me with the heat Jonathon's body had once created. If there was any humane part left in that boy, I would be the one to knock it back in to place if it came to that.
I squeezed by Jake and David who had been standing outside of the computer lab, they both gave me horrified looks. I could have cared less if they had been demons hissing at me as I made my way downstairs to my drama class where Vivian was already seated in the joint class. She was pressed up against the far wall with two other girls, but they are seemed very disinterested with the rest of the student body. I must have still been wearing my scary face when I came in to the room because Vivian jumped to her feet and came barreling to my side.
"Are you alright? Is everything okay?" Vivian looked me over very discretely.
"Oh I'm fine, but Michael will not be if he keeps up this bull shit." I snarled.
"This is a Michael thing?" Vivian relaxed.
"Unfortunately for him, it sure as hell is. I think I'm going to skip the rest of the day and go see Jonathon. May I borrow your house key?" I held my hand out to her, knowing full well her guilt trip wasn't over yet and she would do almost anything I asked. As I suspected, she dropped her house key in to the palm of my hand and I stormed out of the room and left school on my own terms this time.
It was a longer walk to the Teagues' residence than I remembered it being, and after the sidewalk vanished I found that walking in the middle of the street was easier and less slushy to navigate. I walk into the roundabout and straight towards the eerie house with the blue door and shutters next to a house that resembled more of a cottage from Snow White than a house that belonged in town. The Audi was parked in the driveway next to Jonathon's Mercedes. I swallowed the lump in my throat and walked up the little steps to the front door. It took a moment for me to summon the courage to knock, but Kat opened the door on her way out before I had time.
"Olivia? You actually came." Kat hugged my waist. There were little bags under her eyes and she had obviously been crying at some point during the day.
"I sure did. Are you heading out?" I patted her head, running my fingers through her tangled hair.
"Alex is taking me to school. Celone is finally sleeping, so please be quiet. Jonathon is eating in his room." Kat moved away from the door as Alex came down the stairs and shot me a pleased smile.
"It's good you're here. If he throws one more bowl at my head, I think I'll put him out of his misery on my own." Alex joked and then looked as if he regretted it.
"I'll just go up." I stopped and patted Kat's head again. It was hard to believe how tall she was not. "Have fun at school."
Kat beamed. "Will do." She and Alex waved as the car pulled out of the driveway and I closed the door behind me. The ascent to Jonathon's room was nerve wracking, but it was a necessary weariness as I finally opened his door and paused. He was looking directly at me and as his eyes focused on the light in the hall behind me, he smiled and tossed his arms out.
"Olivia!" Jonathon signaled for me to come join him on the bed, but the closest I got was far enough in to the room to shut the door.
"Why don't you come sit here? I need to talk to you." Jonathon patted the empty patch of sheets next to him.
"I'm better over here." I shrugged.
"Don't make the dying man beg, Olivia." Jonathon shook his head as he teased me.
I gave in and slowly walked over to him and sat down on the mattress next to him. "Better?" I gave him a lopsided smile.
"Now, what do you need to tell me?"
"So many things. First off, I had never wanted it to be you who killed me, that wasn't what I intended the blade for. I just wanted to be … human."
"Being human blows." I sulked.
"Not really. I'm seeing things a little differently these days. It's almost refreshing." Jonathon relaxed against me. "For instance, I need to tell you something. I told you the story about how my sister joined Lucien, right?"
I nodded in acknowledgment.
"Lexie was my sister. I just wanted you to know that."
I took a step back from the bed but his hand reached out and took mine. It felt so fragile in my grip, so unlike the broad shouldered demon I had run around Vancouver with three months ago. "You … you're sister? She wanted you dead! How can siblings just turn on each other like that?"
"Lexie was evil, all of her. She was born of hatred and other horrible things. Lucien just twisted it to his favor, once he had actually offered me her position, but I was so fond of his daughter and her humanity that I couldn't do all the nasty things he expected from me."
"It's still horrid. She's dead now though, right?" I gave him a sideways glance.
He nodded in response. "And I'm not sorry about it. I thought I might feel some sort of grief over it, but I feel nothing of the sort for her." Jonathon pulled me on the bed tight against his side.
"What are you feeling?" I left my hand fall on his chest where a thick bandage had been applied.
"I feel, peaceful actually. I don't feel like I'm dying or anything. I know I am, my legs aren't working the way they should and some days I'm almost blind, but I'm not in any pain."
"No pain at all?" I cast a glance down at his legs that were hidden beneath his blankets.
"None. I feel ever better now that you're here. I thought I wouldn't get to explain things to you." He leaned his head against my shoulder. "I don't want you to feel guilty for the choices I've made. I have lived long over a century and in my own opinion, it really is time for me to die. At least I'm dying as a mortal so I won't end up back in hell for the next cycle."
"There really is a hell?" I looked down at him, absently running my fingers through his brittle hair. Little strands broke off under my touch so I stopped.
"There is. But now that I'm mortal, there might be a chance I'll get to rest in your afterworld. That would be nice. To have an eternity of beautiful women and good music."
I laughed at the prospect of a perfect world beyond this one. "I'm going to miss you." A few tears dropped down my cheeks.
"This isn't a Disney movie, Olivia. You're tears have no magical properties to heal me back to my former self." He smirked. "I will miss you too. It was fun getting to be with you for a while, I really only every wanted a few things in life and getting to kiss a beautiful girl – who was also forbidden to me – was pretty high on that list. I mean, even if she cries way too much and has far too many boyfriends for my liking."
"You're a tool." I giggled against him.
"Thank you. That was high on my list too." Jonathon smirked and then cast his eyes away from my face as his face contorted in a grimace.
"Jonathon? Are you alright?" I gently pulled his eyes back to mine.
"I am. I just … I don't want to say goodbye. Not to you."
"We'll see each other again." That was what all the girls in the movies said, that one day she would die and they would be together on the other side. It was supposed to be romantic or something. For this moment, it was wrong and made the tears fall harder down my cheeks and glance off his face. "Not any time soon I hope. You were an amazing person to get to know though."
"I love you too, Olivia." Jonathon smiled up at me, his eyes were heavy lidded and sad. "Do you mind if I just close my eyes for a bit, Alex keeps dropping sleeping pills in to all my food. Would you yell at him for me?"
"I will do that once he gets home. I'll be right here when you wake up, okay?" I curled up next to him and the two of us closed our eyes, the only difference was that when I woke up, Jonathon was dead. His eyes never opened again and when Alex found us, I was sitting on the floor under the window just staring at the vacant body.
"Did he go peacefully?" Alex sat down next to me, slinging an arm around my shoulders.
"He did. He just went to sleep." I felt like I was talking about an old family dog I had just put to sleep.
I leaned against Alex, welcoming his comforting touch as the two of us sat and stared across the room at the body that used to be Jonathon. I was all cried out, there was no more pain to erase, and no one to avenge. Lexie was dead but there were still demons loose in the town and a half-demon down the hall that would need consoling once we told her Jonathon was gone forever.
"I'll tell Celone." Alex ran his fingers through my curls, straightening them with each pass.
"That would be best. I don't think she'll want to hear it from me."
"I'll tell her once she wakes up. Right now though, would you like something to eat?"
I shivered and shook my head. "I should go home. Marley will be waiting."
"Okay." Alex stood up and grabbed a piece of paper and the keys to Jonathon's car off the dresser in the room. "Here."
I took the letter from his hands and read it, it was short and explain that Jonathon was leaving me his car and informed me that he had made Celone promise to stay in Morden and not return home. She was in my charge now, with no one else in the world to keep her safe, and the car was my gift for a promise to keep her from Lucien. I will keep her safe Jonathon, thank you.
Alex's hand was still extended and I took it with a smile as he helped me off the ground and escorted me downstairs and outside where I stopped by the car. "Text me once you've told her. I will want to talk to her tomorrow once she knows."
"I'll do that. Get some sleep. You look exhausted." Alex pulled me to him in an embrace that made me blush and finished by kissing my forehead and turned to leave.
Thank you, Alex. For some strange reason you keep surprising me.
I saw him smirk out of the corner of his eye and watched him go back inside while I drove home.
I was comfortable in front of the TV after a long night of tossing and turning with no sleep. The daylight was more comforting as I was settled, perfectly still watching Saturday cartoons. I could hear Kat scratching at my window so I disturbed the calm in the den and pushed it open and she jumped through it, her fur puffed up around her. "Hey Kat."
She nodded but didn't transform and walked over to the TV and turned it off as she changed in to a larger cat. Her head was angled towards the door and it was her cue for me to stay quiet.
"What's wrong?" I whispered, feeling almost stupid the second I had asked the question. Kat usually couldn't speak while she was in her animal form. I just followed her up the stairs to the front door where she continued to scratch.
I opened the door and found Michael pacing on the step outside, but he stopped the second the door opened. "Hello." My voice spiked with surprise.
He glanced down at the white kitten form Kat had taken and sneered. "I forgot about you."
The wards around the house prevented uninvited demons from entering the premises, so at least I could cross possession off my list of reasons why he was such a jerk. He started pacing again up and down the steps while I stood in the doorway watching and waiting for him to say something. "I'm sorry." He turned.
"About?" I eyed him suspiciously.
"Jonathon. Vivian confirmed what you told me."
"You really have to stop cornering her in the hallway, she will hit you if you don't." I smiled as I imagined it.
"I didn't corner her this time, instead she came up to me and started yelling at me for pissing you off. Something about you taking her house keys or something. I really didn't … I don't know why I'm here." He laughed uncomfortably. His eyes flashed to my face and for the first time I realized what was irritating me about them, behind the sea-foam green color there were little bolts of lightning and the color was so blue it rivaled a clear day sky.
"Tell me who you are." I squared myself against him. The sky was darkening very quickly as a storm moved in, but he was just as still as I was.
"You aren't Michael though. I have looked into Michael's eyes for years now, and never once have they been that blue or have lightning bolts behind the irises. You aren't human." I stepped further out of the house, Kat growing into a larger cat size behind me.
A silver Audi pulled up in front of my house just as the person who pretended to be Michael made an advance towards me. Alex was yelling something but I couldn't hear him over the thunder and rumbled overhead. There was a large crack and something exploded behind me somewhere and I spun to find a demon with white eyes bulging from its head resting on my roof. A scream choked me and Marley came running from the house to see where the noise had come from.
With a speed only of a Hunter, she ran by me and grabbed my hands as we fled towards Alex. Without Lexie or Jonathon around, the demons were free to attack at any time and place, and somehow they had broken through the wards around the house. I stumbled over loose rocks and grass, we were just barely fast enough. Alex was beside us in a second rushing us in to the car, Michael included.
Michael's skin rippled as he sat next to me in the backseat and the car took off down the road. I watched him, fear plain in my eyes and then out the back window where a dark cloud was moving like a snake over the town.
"Hurry." Non-Michael snapped at Alex who slipped the car into fifth on the main stretch of road leading east out of town.
We weren't going to make it very far, the cloud was faster than a car any day and it wasn't until we turned over on to highway three did the shadow jump a head of us and drop down like a wall over the road. My breath caught and the Non-Michael squirmed besides me as Alex nearly turned into the ditch as he pulled into the Bible Camp.
"Out of the car." Alex cursed. "They killed my engine. My weapons are in the trunk."
For a split second I had to laugh, if I had brought the Mercedes we would have had twice the weaponry. I tumbled out of the back seat after Michael and we scrambled for the trunk. We pulled out cross bows and swords, guns and daggers, but there were only four of us and Kat who was her lioness form by our feet, it was worse that we were without fighting gear or Vivian. She had no idea where we were, and Celone was home with her all-alone. My mind raced over every possible avenue of escape, but it only rested on one. If I give myself to them, they will take me to Lucien and leave the others alone.
"Hell no!" Alex jerked me towards him. "You will not give yourself to them! Do you hear me?"
"I'm with Alex on this one." Marley glared, strapping on a quiver.
"It is our best option." I let my eyes trace over Alex, his forearms and cheeks glittered with recent perspiration as the sun reflected off of him from high in the sky. The light tan color of his skin gave off a warm glow and the muscles in his hands and arms seemed to move as he stood there, very still. He wore only a black, sleeveless shirt covering his torso and a pair of jeans on his legs, but he stood there completely exposed to me and to the threat hanging over us.
Glancing up to his face, a gasp escaped me as I met his eyes, the color of a forest long after midnight; they seemed to almost glow as if the sun were behind them. It startled me to find him looking at her with a passion she had never seen before from him. It felt cold, like summer had suddenly been replaced by the harsh climate of winter and had taken over my body. I shuddered and went to turn, but there he was again, standing only inches from my face with a wry smile spreading thickly across his lips. This wasn't Alex though, this was non-Michael who had been standing behind me, his skin rippling and moving. I stepped back from him, fear choking me as he approached at the speed of light and brushed the loose curls from my face and leaned into me and stopped at my ear.
"Run." He whispered. Déjà vu hit me so hard it nearly winded me as his body exploded, leaving a crater the size of a lake where he once stood. Alex caught me as I flew backwards against him, his arms locking around my waist and cradled me against his chest. Once the dust settled we stared across the field to see a creature that was likely seven feet tall with wings that were pure silver. His skin was bronze and his hair was a light blonde swept up in a hurricane, but his eyes were the color of a summer sky.
He walked towards Alex and I, my head swung around to see Marley and Kat crouched behind an overturned car. The cloud of demons paused as the world slowed and there was only this creature, Alex and myself. We both hurried to our feet and backed away as he approached, his too long arm and fingers extended towards us. "I am Auriel. I will take the princess somewhere safe and the demons will follow."
Alex's grip tightened around me and we moved further away from him, there was no dust beneath our feet as time stayed frozen. I managed to pull free from him, and then he too was frozen in time and it was justAurieland myself standing alone beneath the April sun.
"Will you come with me? I promise you will be safe." His hand extended towards me and I caught sight of the little silver tattoos that covered his skin.
"I will. On the condition that they," I gestured towards my Mother, Kat and Alex, "will be safe as well."
"We shall lead the demons far from here and them. They will return to their home, and you and I shall return you to your rightful home."
"Home?" My eyes grew in size.
I jumped. "You're taking me –home?"
"I am." He nodded. His eyes were the wrong shape to be human eyes and his face was too long and alien, but he was handsome and beautiful.
"I will come with you." I took his hand and he pulled me tight in to his arms and we took off in to the air high above the world, and he was right. The black cloud followed us away from Morden and over the ocean. I squeezed my eyes shut and kept them closed until my feet hit solid ground once again.
I took a quick look around and found a tree amongst a meadow, its branches reached so far that they seemed to touch the edges of the Earth. I could hear the sound of waves crashing against rocks and the sweet sound of songbirds playing in the meadow. The strangest part of this scene was that I had been here once before in a dream, the only difference was now I could see I cottage beyond the tree and meadow. There was a woman standing about ten feet from us, her silver hair was wound into a loose braid that hung over her shoulder.
She waved at Auriel and I before she approached us with such grace and elegance that I couldn't remove my eyes from her. Once she was within earshot she paused and gave me a warm smile, her blue eyes fell happily on me. "I'm glad Auriel brought you home safely, Olivia."
I tried my voice and it wavered so I tried again. "Who … who are you?"
With a little dip of a curtsy, Auriel left me standing there alone and joined her across the meadow from me. "I am Diedre, Olivia."
"D – D – Diedre?" The world spun and I sank into the little wild flowers the painted the Earth below me and settled in to the darkness.


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Updated 27th Jan 2013: My Nan slipped away just after the new year. She was 93, the only grandparent I ever knew, and we were close.
At Christmas when I was a child she used to say to me with a smile and love in her eyes, "you don't know how lucky you are." It would be many years before I understood what this meant.
There are few things that give me the same kick up the arse I need when I'm unmotivated or pessimistic about things, than when reflecting on the lives my Grandparents and Great-Grandparents led.
All the comforts of the 21st century make it easy to forget where we came from. Sometimes we just need an attitude shift, some reminder to put things in perspective.
Think back to when you were told stories of, or try to imagine the different lives yours would have had. Compare with how comfortably you are living now.
Anytime I think something's tough I just think about my Grandfather and his father. Both coal miners. Neither of them saw daylight during winter. The area they worked & lived in is said to have been the inspiration for J.R.R. Tolkien's 'Mordor' in The Lord of the Rings.
My grandmother, 92 this week, the youngest of 9 siblings, shared this great anecdote from her childhood.
"My father used to go into the mine with his bread and butter sandwiches everyday. When he came home, black as the ace of spades, he'd share a little piece of those soot stained sandwiches he had saved us from his lunch. If we were lucky, they were banana sandwiches and those were the best banana sandwiches I ever tasted!"
That right there gives me the power to know I can do anything.
This is not extreme in any sense. I'm not trying to make them out to be heroes. That was just life, a life that was really not so long ago. I'm sure if you look into your family past, you will find examples not too far from this one. Anyone involved in one of the world wars, or any other war for that matter? Asked them what life was like at that time? We're obviously genetically made of dealing with tougher stuff than the circumstances we're used to currently living with.
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I'm sick of hearing people give me chat about how they can't do it. Frankly, to suggest it is down to the gods of genetics is just plain rude to all the obese people that worked hard and got slim, and all the skinny people that busted their nuts and packed on some lean muscle. Can't is a load of horse-shit. The latest research backs this. Let's be honest, these people can't be bothered. If they took a moment to reflect on the lives of their ancestors, they would see they can do pretty much anything they set their minds to. And I hope you have realized that you can too.The "genetic argument" does not make the case for why we are helpless. Rather, it makes a truly compelling case for why our destiny is in our hands.
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But at least some liberal Senate Democrats are standing up for the need to include climate provisions in an energy bill this year and threatening rebellion if it doesn't.
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Americas Best Value Inn & Cottages - Wells
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 69 smoke-free guestrooms
- Near the beach
- Outdoor pool
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Picnic area
- Barbecue grills
- Limited hour front desk
- Tour/ticket assistance
For families
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Free toiletries
- Daily housekeeping
- Iron/ironing board
- Hair dryer
What's around
- Heart of Wells
- Moody Beach (1.6 mi / 2.6 km)
- Footbridge Beach (1.9 mi / 3.1 km)
- Leavitt Fine Arts Theatre (2.4 mi / 3.9 km)
- Blacksmiths Mall (2.7 mi / 4.3 km)
- Ogunquit Memorial Library (2.9 mi / 4.7 km)
Americas Best Value Inn & Cottages - Wellsfrom Rs3,984
- 1 Full Bed 2 Twin Medium Cottage
- Two Bedroom Medium Cottage
- Suite, 2 Queen Beds
- Two Bedroom Large Cottage
- Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed
- Deluxe Room, 2 Queen Beds
- 1 Queen 1 Full Bed Large Cottage
- Deluxe Room, 2 Queen Beds
- Deluxe, One King Bed
- Deluxe Suite
- Cottage, 1 Queen Bed
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 69 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time 3 PM-10:30 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
If you are planning to arrive after 10 PM please contact the property in advance using the information on the booking confirmation. Guests arriving outside check-in times should contact the hotel in advance using the number on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Barbecue grills
- Outdoor pool
- Pool sun loungers
- Fishing on site
- Pool umbrellas
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Picnic area
- Accessible bathroom
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Premium bedding
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 37-inch flat-screen TV
- Cable TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
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- Americas Best Value Inn Cottages Wells
- Americas Best Value Inn & Cottages Wells, Maine
This property does not have elevators.
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.
Recent reviews
Good 3.9 /5 from 231 reviews
I thought I was renting a Cottage but it was a room but still was clean and had the Ammenities you would want so was happy and price was right.
Alot of things in the cabin did not work; phone,stove,blinds,heat. We switched cabin and found a whole new set of problems. Would not go back.
We have stayed here before and were happy so we decided to stay again. The room felt damp and muggy. The mattress was way too soft and flimsy. We only stayed for a night so neither of us showered but the bathtub dripped all night. The room needs updating and some fresh air! Hotel staff was friendly.
I travel a lot on business and found this hotel to be one of the best deals in the Portland area. The room was adequate and comfortable, and very clean. John at the front desk was one of the nicest hotel managers I have met. The bed was very comfortable and having a refrigerator and microwave in the room was a nice aspect. No breakfast included in the deal. I will definitely choose this hotel again when I am in the area.
We rented a cottage with a King bed, which was very comfortable, It had a full size stove and fridge as well as a microwave. The cottage was bright and cheerful with hardwood floors. There was a 32" Flat screen TV with cable and the WiFi was very good! I was able to stream YouTube videos with no problems! The area is very near lots of restaurants, Antique stores, and other attractions. (Most of which were closed for the season) There is a Dairy Queen, a movie theater and small stores all around. We even found a Walmart in Sanford! The place is in Wells but very near Ogunquit, Kennebunk, Sanford and Kennebunkport. We heard Congdon's was good for breakfast and it must be true because they are almost always crowded. Fortunately, the Maine Dinner is not too far up Rte 1 and we really like their food! Awesome desserts! We went there for breakfast and sat down right away! We also liked Lord's Clam box in Sanford. Good food and good prices!
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Located in Amsterdam West, Holiday Inn Express Amsterdam - Sloterdijk Station is within a few miles (5 km) of sights such as Anne Frank House and Electric Ladyland. This 254-room, 3-star hotel has conveniences like free breakfast, a bar/lounge, and free in-room WiFi. New Church and Royal Palace are also near this Amsterdam hotel.
Free continental breakfast is offered each morning. At the end of the day, the bar/lounge is a great place to grab a drink.
All 254 air-conditioned rooms provide coffee makers, phones, and desks. LCD TVs come with satellite channels, and free WiFi keeps guests connected. Hair dryers are also standard.
Guests of Holiday Inn Express Amsterdam - Sloterdijk Station enjoy access to free WiFi in public areas, a meeting room, and a business center. Self parking is available for EUR 16.00 per day. A multilingual staff is on hand to assist with dry cleaning/laundry, luggage storage, and securing valuables. Additional amenities include a computer station and a TV in a common area.
Property features
- Free continental breakfast
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Bar/lounge
- Business center
Holiday Inn Express Amsterdam - Sloterdijk Station
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center and a meeting room. 2 meeting rooms are available. This business-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
Holiday Inn Express Amsterdam - Sloterdijk Station is a smoke-free property.
- Bar/lounge
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Free WiFi
- Total number of rooms - 254
- Number of floors - 7
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Business center
- Free breakfast
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Computer station
- One meeting room
- Multilingual staff
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Offsite parking discounted rates available
- Smoke-free property
- Television in common areas
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge), Offsite parking discounted rates available
Room Amenities
Holiday Inn Express Amsterdam - Sloterdijk Station offers 254 air-conditioned accommodations with coffee/tea makers and hair dryers. LCD televisions come with satellite channels. Bathrooms include showers.
This Amsterdam hotel provides complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones. Housekeeping is provided daily.
- Free WiFi
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Desk
- Satellite TV service
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast each morning.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals on site
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-in time ends at 5:30 AM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! One child 2 years old or younger stays free when using existing bedding.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Special cancellation policies or charges may apply for group reservations (more than 8 rooms for the same property / stay dates).
Only service animals are allowed
No rollaway/extra beds available
- A 4.7149 percent city/local tax will be charged
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Hotel Name
- Amsterdam Station Sloterdijk
- Holiday Inn Express Amsterdam Sloterdijk Station
- Holiday Inn Express Sloterdijk
- Holiday Inn Express Sloterdijk Hotel
- Holiday Inn Express Sloterdijk Hotel Amsterdam Station
- Sloterdijk Amsterdam Station
- Sloterdijk Holiday Inn Express
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One child 2 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
National Rating
This property does not have a Netherlands Tourist Board rating. For the benefit of our customers, we have provided a rating based on our rating system.


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Hi I am new to the forums and pretty bad with technical terms, but understand a bit about house improvment. I am wanting to move my dryer and need to put a vent in. I have a 1-1/2 storey house with a concrete basement (the dryer is in the basement). I am wanting to drill the hole in the board that sits on the foundation of the basment for the vent. I am sure this is fine but the only thing it is above a window. The is concrete between the floor board but this peice is loss and easy to remove. I find it hard to explain so I am atatching a photo of what I am talking about. The floor boards are 2x8 on 16" centers so I am assuming the end plate is a 2x8 also. I am just wondering if it is safe to put a 4" hole in it when it is above the window. I would do it not above the window but b/c the concrete is so easy to get out i would like to do it there. save on the orizontal jackhammering. Its late so if I forgot something or can't understand this let me know. Thanks in advance.
First off, anywhere near a window is a bad place for an exhaust vent (very likely against code, may weaken your header too much, can't open the window when running the dryer, condensate on window when cold, etc). In your picture, what is that steel pipe venting? Fresh air in? It sounds like you are talking about drilling through a rim joist, which runs perpendicular to your floor joists. I don't see them in the pic. I would advise running the pipe somewhere else, code-distance from a window. Is there any way to go upstairs along the wall, then outside? You may get a ton of cold air running down that pipe that way, so be ready to install some kind of good anti-back-flow device.
The other metal vent is the hot air duct for the room above. Yeah didn't think to much of all the condensation and what it will do to the window. thanks
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6561 Orchard Beach, Cheboygan 49721
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Million dollar Sunsets from this prefect location on Beautiful Mullett Lake. Over 200' of frontage for lots of privacy, sand beach, this open concept home has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths,plus two garages. Knotty pine interior, hearth stove fireplace, central air and automatic generator. Rails to trails walking,biking snowmobile trail right behind this property. Motivated sellers !!
Property Information
- Status
- Active
- Address
- 6561 Orchard Beach
- City
- Cheboygan
- Zip
- 49721
- County
- Cheboygan
- Township
- Benton
- Possession
- Immediate
- Zoning
- Foresty/Ag
- Subdivision
- Total Finished SqFt
- 1,720
- Above Grade SqFt
- 1,720
- Garage
- 2.0
- Garage Desc.
- Attached/HTD
- Waterfront Desc
- Yes
- Waterfrontage
- 208.0
- Body of Water
- Mullett Lake
- Water
- Well
- Sewer
- Septic
- Year Built
- 1956
- Home Style
- Ranch
School Information
- School District
- Cheboygan Area
- Elementary School
- Cheboygan Area
- High School
- Cheboygan Area
Rooms and Land
- MasterBedroom
- 14x11.1 1st Floor
- Bedroom2
- 11.2x8.8 1st Floor
- Bedroom3
- 10.4x8.8 1st Floor
- Bath1
- 7.8x3.9 1st Floor
- Bath2
- 6.9x5.5 1st Floor
- Dining
- 25.2x15 Combo 1st Floor
- Kitchen
- 25.2x15 Combo 1st Floor
- Laundry
- 1st Floor
- Living
- 22.4x14.4 1st Floor
- Other
- 10x6
- Basement
- None
- Cooling
- Forced Air, Hot Water, Natural Gas
- Heating
- Forced Air, Hot Water, Natural Gas
- Lot Dimensions
- 208x220x320x120
- Appliances
- Blinds, Ceiling Fan, Curtain Rods, Dishwasher, Drapes, Dryer, Garage Door Opener, Garbage Disposal, Microwave, Range/Oven, Refrigerator, Washer
- Interior Features
- Fireplace W / Insert
- Exterior Materials
- Block
- Exterior Features
- Extra Garage, Patio/Porch, Paved Driveways
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We who wait in the darkness of Advent rejoice in the great light of the Incarnation we celebrate at Christmas. And sometimes we have problems sharing the joy of Christmas, and continuing to live as a people who have been saved by the birth of an infant 2,000 years ago.
Local Catholic publishing changes with times
Oct 29 2015
Through 160 years as the Catholic Mirror, the Baltimore Catholic Review and the Catholic Review, our team has been providing news and information in a Catholic context for our readers.
'Necessary to do that which is too much'
Oct 02 2015
The pope changed no church doctrine in his 18 speeches and homilies over six days. But he changed a lot of attitudes with his well-crafted words.
Is Facebook targeting Catholic clergy?
Sep 01 2015
Father T. Austin Murphy Jr. was surprised to get a message on Facebook from Facebook, asking him to verify his settings. The social media site asked him to submit evidence that his name is correct, that it was the one he uses in everyday life.
Pope's schedule reveals priorities
Jul 09 2015
Will you spend time with family, and put aside the smartphone or the tablet for a while so you can relax and engage with your loved ones? Will you schedule your summer so tightly that you never have time to breathe the fresh ocean air? Just as the pope's itinerary reveals his priorities, your travel plans reveal yours.
Gone phishing – for mercy
Mar 20 2015
If you're engaged in social media such as Facebook, daily invitations come across your news feed to play this game, take this quiz or share a story.
Death of a salvation salesman
Mar 09 2015
At one point in Arthur Miller's classic play, "Death of a Salesman," hapless Willy Loman realizes that he's worth more dead than alive. It's a hell of a place to be.
'Respect and sensitivity'
Nov 07 2014
The Synod of Bishops at the Vatican last month opened a hornet's nest on topics such as divorced Catholics and Catholics who are homosexual.
We need families
Sep 26 2014
Way back in 1986, St. John Paul II spoke of the family as the "first and vital cell of society" during a homily in Perth, Australia
Finding yourself when you're single again
Apr 25 2014
At age 41, I found myself in a place I had never expected. My wife and I separated and eventually divorced.
You don't have to be a pope to be a saint
Apr 11 2014
"The pope must feel the deepest satisfaction with the first 12 months on the papal throne. His prestige among the faithful is immense.
'Francis factor' has power to evangelize
Mar 14 2014
One of the nice things lately about being a Catholic, especially one who is obviously Catholic (such as editor of a Catholic newspaper) is the number of people who remark, "I like your pope."
It's time to be courageous
Jan 31 2014
Opportunities abound to see the dignity of human life all around us.
In the still of that holy night
Dec 21 2013
To no one's surprise, "Silent Night" consistently ranks as one of the favorite Christmas carols.
Commentary: Straw for the manger
Nov 26 2013
What if you were responsible for how soft a bed the baby Jesus had when he arrived on Christmas night?
The curious boy and the tabernacle
Nov 11 2013
A modern fable: Once upon a time, a curious little boy climbed over the altar rail at his parish church, eager to see what was in the tabernacle.


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Millions worldwide are expected to have a flutter and tune in on Saturday as dozens of runners and riders contest the world famous steeplechase at Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool.
Tens of thousands of punters are expected to attend today's first day - which has been rebranded Liverpool Day and aims to be a celebration of the city.
Alongside the racing, a host of events are taking place to mark the city's culture and heritage.
Liverpudlian actor Ricky Tomlinson, famed for his roles in The Royle Family and Brookside, will officially open the festival and raise the curtain on a busy day of music, fashion and sport.
He said: "If any city on the planet deserves to be commemorated it is Liverpool.
"The Grand National is a time for scousers and people throughout the UK to celebrate everything Liverpool has to offer.
"Liverpool Day is just the start of what promises to be a fantastic three-day event."
Other highlights include a parade of Merseyside sporting legends including footballers John Aldridge, Alan Kennedy, Joe Royle, Colin Harvey; boxer David Price; Olympic swimmer Steve Parry and St Helens RLFC stars Paul Sculthorpe and Paul Wellens.
There will also be performances from former Cast and The La's front man John Power, highly acclaimed tribute group The Bootleg Beatles and up-and-coming city band 6ix Toys.
Liverpool Sound City will also showcase young bands in the pavilion throughout the day including The Maybes, Sound Of Guns, The Vanities, The Red Deltas and The Liberty Vessels.
The Liverpool Ski band, an eclectic combination of funk and brass, will also provide entertainment.
Emma Owen, marketing and PR manager for Aintree Racecourse, said: "The line-up for Liverpool Day promises to be really exciting, with a real blend of art, music, fashion and, of course, top class horse racing.
"The idea behind Liverpool Day is to celebrate our magnificent city and thank those who make the Grand National festival so special every year, the people of Liverpool.
"There is a palpable sense of anticipation and excitement around the racecourse as the countdown begins and we can't wait to get started."
Liverpool Day would not be complete without celebrating Liverpool's favourite sons with special exhibitions, including The Beatles Story's waxworks, originally from Madame Tussauds, on display and the opportunity for racegoers to show off their talents in a music competition.
More than 150,000 punters are expected through the gates over the three days - which promise to be free of bad weather.
John Hutchinson, of the Press Association's weather arm MeteoGroup, said: "Thursday has developing cloud and the chance of a light shower but the overall picture is good.
"Ladies' Day will be dry with a maximum temperature of 15C and Saturday promises to be the warmest in Liverpool this year with a prediction of 18C maximum, and it should be dry with sunny spells."
As well as splashing the cash on horses, revellers spend a formidable amount on alcohol, going through 7,000 bottles of Champagne, 75,000 cups of tea and coffee, 220,000 pints of beer and 5,000 cocktails in 80 public bars.
Betting giants William Hill believe the National will spark a week-long £1 billion betting boom which will take in Tiger Woods's return in the Masters golf.
David Hood, of William Hill, said: "This will be a week of reckoning for the bookies, with an intense amount of betting activity surrounding the Grand National, Tiger's return and the major football action.
"After last year's incredible 100-1 winner, the bookies were in clover - but we fear a strike-back as punters search for revenge."
Event commander Ch Supt Ian Pilling appealed for calm and co-operation, saying: "Last year's Aintree was a fantastic occasion and I am confident that this year's festival will be just as enjoyable.
"We want people to have a safe and memorable day at the races and I would encourage racegoers to arrive in good time and co-operate with the security measures in place so that queues are kept to a minimum and people can start their day nice and early.
"Obviously, with the Aintree Festival being so popular we are expecting large crowds again this year so I would encourage people to set off in good time for the races, plan how they are going to get there and back, and minimise the number of bags and other items they bring to the racecourse so that everyone can be in their seats well before the first race begins on each day.
"The security checks are there for everyone's benefit and the more co-operative and patient people are, the quicker the security and ticket staff can get people in."
Grandstand and Tattersall tickets are still available at the racecourse ticket office for all three days.
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Definition of laceration
1 : the act of lacerating
2 : a torn and ragged wound
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: a deep cut or tear of the flesh
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: a deep or jagged cut or tear of the flesh
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CEO to CEO: Decision Changes and Healthcare Costs
Changing your mind at work and managing employee healthcare costs.
When was the last time you changed your mind in a significant way at work?
When we launched our new online resource library, I was absolutely certain that we should limit access to only the highest tier of membership to prove the value proposition for that level of membership. I was worried that nobody would join at the higher level if we allowed individual members to access the same information. My director of professional affairs and I debated this for weeks, and she finally convinced me that the value for all would come from greater participation by a wide variety of people. I wasn't sure when I allowed myself to be swayed by her argument, but the data on new top-tier memberships that have come in since the launch of the resource library have definitely convinced me that this was the right thing to do!
—Lydia M. Middleton, CAE, president and CEO, Association of University Programs in Health Administration, Arlington, Virginia. Email: [email protected]
I recently pondered some decisions I made regarding our annual meeting. I helped the board make a decision that later turned out to be ill advised. Being a somewhat new executive, I really doubted my abilities. Shortly after the decision, a member called to have lunch. He asked if, given what I knew when I advised the board, would I still offer the same decision? Was it after that point that it became evident there was a better course of action? I realized that it was after the decision that new information came to light. Leadership is not always about being right. It's doing our best with what we have, with the intention of doing the right thing.
—Ronald Painter, president and CEO, National Association of Workforce Boards, Washington, DC. Email: [email protected]
I instituted a change team to meet, lead, and inspire the changes necessary to realize the different initiatives laid out in our new strategic plan. The team was made up of a number of individuals from across our operations, not only by people in positions of power but also people who were respected in their work and in their thinking. I was chairing the team, and after careful consideration I changed my mind. I realized that I could be more effective by not chairing the team and just making sure the key initiatives were properly resourced and championed. This will be a more effective use of my time rather than actually chairing the change team. It was a difficult decision because I felt that I was "abandoning my baby," but I ultimately realized that it was the best decision.
—John D.V. Hoyles, CEO, Canadian Bar Association, Ottawa, Ontario. Email: [email protected]
In a half-kidding but half-serious way, I'd say every day! The world moves so fast. Issues, circumstances, trends, and so forth are changing all the time. If one has a prayer of keeping up, I believe it's necessary to trade the comfort (and clarity) of firm positions for the permission to change or revise our positions often. (Note: I'm talking about changing our perspectives, not our values.)
An example of a truly significant change I've recently made concerns my decision to contract out a number of our business functions (human resources, IT, and meeting planning). I used to think that we needed to do everything in house. I now understand that through outsourcing we can access greater expertise in certain workplace functions for less cost. While outsourcing these functions isn't a panacea, it can represent a prudent business practice if done thoughtfully.
—Nelson Fabian, executive director and CEO, National Environmental Health Association, Denver, Colorado. Email: [email protected]
If your association offers employee health insurance benefits, what are you doing to manage rising costs?
We've tried to try to keep the burden off the employees as long as possible. We have always paid 100 percent of the employee premium, although this can't continue indefinitely. Several years ago we went from a $1,000 to a $2,500 deductible and funded a health savings account at $2,500 per employee. Last year, we only funded the health savings account for $2,000. So while the employee is still not paying a premium, the benefit was reduced. This year we're facing a 40 percent increase with our current carrier. Don't know what we're going to do—proposals are due next week—but we are not in a position to absorb that kind of increase.
—Eve Becker-Doyle, executive director, National Athletic Trainers Association, Dallas, Texas. Email: [email protected]
We offer fully paid health insurance for our full-time employees. It has been a valued benefit and a key component of a successful employee-retention plan. That said, the rising costs are and remain an issue. Our organization uses a professional employer organization to "employ" our employees to give us large company benefits for a small staff. We also focus on a wellness culture in the organization to encourage staff to live healthy with a direct, albeit anecdotal, impact on our healthcare costs.
—Lawrence J. Lynch, CAE, president, Environmental Association Management Partners, Orlando, Florida. Email: [email protected]
We provide health insurance with the association covering most, but not all, of the premium. We saw an increase in premium this year of more than 40 percent. It has been helpful to us and the employees to make sure that they are aware of the health savings account option. In some cases, an employee may be able to take advantage of a high-deductible HSA plan, and if the premium is lower than traditional insurance, the employer has the option of contributing the difference into an HSA for the employee.
—Kim B. Stoneking, CAE, executive director, National Private Duty Association, Indianapolis, Indiana. Email: [email protected]
Being an under-50-employee group in New York, we were looking at a 35 percent increase in rates. With all of the economic issues, we had to pass on some of the cost to our employees. Ultimately, we were able to get a better plan to ease the blow of reducing the total benefits for employees.
—Andrej Suskavcevic, CAE, CEO, Commercial Finance Association, New York, New York. Email: [email protected]
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ownCloud Introduces Version 4
The latest version of ownCloud includes file versioning and improved OpenDocument support.
ownCloud has released version 4 of its open source file sync and share project. According to the announcement, this version includes innovations and enhancements that make the project more flexible, secure, and innovative.
ownCloud 4 now includes file versioning, which actively saves files and lets users "rollback" to previous versions, and a new API, which lets developers easily create applications on top of ownCloud capabilities.
The latest version also allows users to view OpenDocument Format quickly and easily without having to download them. ownCloud 4 also includes an "experimental" feature for mounting of external file systems – including Dropbox, FTP, and Google Drive – which allows users to have all their file sync and share tools in a single ownCloud interface.
Other major improvements include drag and drop file uploading, shared calendars, and file encryption.
For more information, please visit: http://www.owncloud.org.
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Red Hat Announces OpenShift.io
Red Hat takes its IDE online.
Microsoft Bakes Linux into Windows Server
Microsoft is slowly becoming a Linux vendor.
Fearless Coyote, Linux Kernel 4.11 is Out
The new kernel makes swap implementation more scalable, which will help cloud providers.
Docker Appoints Steve Singh CEO
The new CEO comes from a very strong SaaS background.
Docker Announces Linux Kit and Moby Project
Both projects help organizations build their own containerized systems.
Ubuntu Returns to Gnome as Its Mobile Plans Shatter
Mark Shuttleworth has resumed the position of CEO of Canonical.
Microsoft is Shutting Down CodePlex
Microsoft's open source code hosting platform CodePlex will come to an end after a more than 10-year stint.
Fedora 26 Alpha Released
Comes with Gnome 3.24
Old Linux Kernel Bug Discovered
The bug was introduced back in 2009 and has been lurking around all this time.
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YELLOWCARD: Details zum neuen Album "Southern Air"
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YELLOWCARD: Details zum neuen Album "Southern Air"
Die aus Florida stammenden Pop-Punker von YELLOWCARD haben das Release eines neuen Albums namens "Southern Air" für den 14. August diesen Jahres angekündigt. Neben dem Albumtitel und dem Erscheinungstermin stehen auch die Trackliste des neuen Albums, sowie das Cover-Artwork des Nachfolgers zum 2011 erschienenen "When You're Through Thinking, Say Yes" fest. Die Trackliste findet ihr weiter unten, das Cover-Artwork des achten Albums der Band um Sänger Ryan Key enthüllt ein Klick auf das Bild dieses Artikels.
Yellowcard - "Southern Air" (VÖ: 14.08.2012)
01. Awakening
02. Surface Of The Sun
03. Always Summer
04. Here I Am Alive
05. Sleep In The Snow
06. A Vicious Kind
07. Telescope
08. Rivertown Blues
09. Ten
10. Southern Air
Zum neuen Release haben YELLOWCARD bereits folgendes Statement veröffentlicht:
"When Yellowcard decided to take a break in 2008, I had never felt so uncertain about my future. I decided the best thing for me to do was leave Los Angeles and relocate to the East coast to be closer to my family. I landed in a small college town in Northeast Georgia called Athens. It was such a crucial and developmental chapter in my life for which I will be forever grateful.
I learned so much about the future I thought I was so uncertain about. I saw more clearly the things that really mattered, and really moved me. With a renewed energy and passion for music we reentered the studio to begin working on my 5th full length record with Yellowcard. The band was firing on all cylinders and the music was reflecting that energy in every way. When You're Through Thinking, Say Yes was in a way our return to ourselves.
After touring 30 plus countries in 9 months in support of WYTTSY, we decided to take the momentum we had and start writing songs again at the start of 2012. Personally I think getting back on the road and in a way realizing my dreams a second time, coupled with looking back 2 years later on my time back East, was all the fuel I needed to write what has become known as, Southern Air.
This record has such an overwhelming sense of self awareness and positive energy that I credit completely to my ability to reconnect with my Southern roots. The title, along with much of the lyrical content, takes me to Georgia State Highway 316, or A1A through Neptune Beach, FL, where I am driving with the windows down belting the words along to my favorite songs. I feel like a lot of the album is saying thank you to my family, friends, and fans, for supporting us all of these years.
There is a sense of passion for these songs that we all share like never before. Each of us poured our hearts into this one entirely. The result is 10 songs that we hope continue to inspire people around the globe as we all continue on this amazing journey together. Everyone needs to breathe some Southern Air from time to time."
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Quantum Leap - Season 2 Episodes
"Honeymoon Express - April 26, 1960"
Sam (Scott Bakula) assumes the identity of a newlywed New York policeman who is pursued by his bride's jealous ex-husband. With Dean Stockwell.
"Disco Inferno - April 1, 1976"
"The Americanization of Machiko - August 4, 1953"
Sam (Scott Bakula) becomes a Pacific sailor returning from duty in 1953 with a Japanese war bride (Leila Hee Olsen) -- much to the dismay of his friends and family. With Dean Stockwell.
"What Price Gloria? - October 16, 1961"
When Sam (Scott Bakula) becomes an attractive female secretary in 1961, he must deal with rampant sexism and his employer's lecherous advances. With Dean Stockwell.
"Blind Faith - February 6, 1964"
Sam (Scott Bakula) leaps into the life of a blind concert pianist in 1964 who must prevent the death of a young woman. Also stars Dean Stockwell.
"Good Morning, Peoria - September 9, 1959"
Chubby Checker guest stars as himself in 1959 as Sam (Scott Bakula) becomes a radio DJ who is battling forces determined to remove rock 'n' roll from the airwaves. Also guest stars Patricia Richardson.
"Thou Shalt Not... - February 2, 1974"
Sam (Scott Bakula) jumps into the life of a beleaguered rabbi who is desperately trying to reunite his torn family. Teri Hanauer and Russ Tamblyn guest star. With Dean Stockwell.
"Jimmy - October 14, 1964"
Sam (Scott Bakula) becomes a mentally challenged dock worker in 1964, harassed by co-workers, taunted by strangers and protected only by a caring brother. With Dean Stockwell.
"So Help Me God - July 29, 1957"
Sam (Scott Bakula) becomes a Southern lawyer in 1957, charged with defending a black housekeeper who has willingly confessed to a murder she did not commit. With Dean Stockwell.
"Catch A Falling Star - May 21, 1979"
Sam (Scott Bakula) becomes the understudy to the talented, if somewhat inebriated, star of "Man of La Mancha.'' Guest star: Tony Award-winner John Cullum.
"A Portrait for Troian - February 7, 1971"
Sam (Scott Bakula) jumps into the life of a "ghostbuster" who has been asked to silence the other-world murmurings of a dead romance novelist. Deborah Pratt guest stars. With Dean Stockwell.
"Animal Frat - October 19, 1967"
Sam (Scott Bakula) leaps into the life of a college fraternity brother in the late '60s and must prevent a radical student (Stacy Edwards) from bombing the chemistry lab. With Dean Stockwell.
"Another Mother - September 30, 1981"
Sam (Scott Bakula) comes to the aid of a divorced mother whose socially awkward teen-age son may make a tragic mistake if he succumbs to peer pressure.
"All Americans - November 6, 1962"
Sam (Scott Bakula) leaps into the life of a 1962 teen-age football star who desperately tries to prevent a teammate (Richard Coca) from throwing the big game.
"Her Charm - September 26, 1973"
Sam (Scott Bakula) becomes an FBI agent who is assigned to guard a woman (Teri Austin) targeted for assassination by her drug-dealing ex-boss. With Dean Stockwell.
"Freedom - November 22, 1970"
Sam (Scott Bakula) leaps into the life of a young American Indian in 1970, outrunning the law to let his ailing grandfather (Frank Sotonoma "Gray Wolf'' Salsedo) die with dignity. Also guest stars Gloria Hayes.
"Good Night, Dear Heart - November 9, 1957"
Sam (Scott Bakula) becomes a mortician in 1958 who is strangely obsessed with the suicide of a teen-age German girl. With Dean Stockwell.
"Pool Hall Blues - September 4, 1954"
Sam (Scott Bakula) leaps into the life of an aging pool shark in 1954, faced with the match of his lifetime. Shari Headley guest stars. With Dean Stockwell.
"Leaping in Without a Net - November 18, 1958"
An acrophobic Sam (Scott Bakula) becomes a 1958 trapeze artist preparing for a death-defying stunt. With Dean Stockwell.
"Maybe Baby - March 11, 1963"
Sam (Scott Bakula) is a burly nightclub bouncer who is helping a stripper (Julie Brown) rescue an infant from its abusive father.
"Sea Bride - June 3, 1954"
Sam (Scott Bakula) finds himself on an ocean liner in 1954 as a desperate young man trying to win back the heart of his ex-wife. Also stars Dean Stockwell.
"M.I.A. - April 1, 1969"
Al (Dean Stockwell) attempts to adjust his past through Sam (Scott Bakula), who has become an undercover cop in 1969.


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Property Location
A stay at Candlewood Suites Pearl places you in the heart of Pearl, convenient to Trustmark Park. This hotel is within the vicinity of Mississippi Trade Mart and Mississippi Coliseum.
Make yourself at home in one of the 77 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with refrigerators and microwaves. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while DVD players and cable programming provide entertainment. Conveniences include safes and desks, as well as phones with free local calls.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a fitness center, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and gift shops/newsstands. Additional amenities at this hotel include a picnic area and barbecue grills.
Satisfy your appetite at a coffee shop/café serving guests of Candlewood Suites Pearl.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a business center, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Free self parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Number of floors - 4
- Picnic area
- Luggage storage
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Coffee shop or café
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Laundry facilities
- Fitness facilities
- Business center
- Free WiFi
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Accessible bathroom
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Total number of rooms - 77
- 24-hour front desk
- Free self parking
- Shopping on site
Room Facilities
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Cable TV service
- Daily housekeeping
- Television
- In-room safe
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Premium bedding
- DVD player
- Kitchen
- Coffee/tea maker
- Shower/tub combination
- Free local calls
- Free bottled water
- Free weekday newspaper
- Private bathroom
- Desk
- Air conditioning
- Spring water bathtub
- Phone
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Free toiletries
- Iron/ironing board
- Free WiFi
- Hair dryer
- Premium TV channels
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
Hotel Policy
Know Before You Go
- Up to 4 children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Pet fee: USD 25 per accommodation, per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10.00 per stay
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.Show all hotel policy Show less hotel policy