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Freedom of Fire
The stones are offensively solid beneath my sore head, and pain gently ebbs and flows through my body. I stretch my sore limbs to see where I lie, and the familiar cracks in the stone are there to greet me with numbness.
I have hardly moved from my position in the cell. The bars are solid and forbidding, the stones just as defensive. The air that drafts down to these depths is abused and raw, and it carries the odour of rot. My mind, dizzy and slow, begins to piece together the senses.
I am in pain, but there are no breaks. I am cold, but I shiver not. My mouth tastes old and dry, no food has it seen for a long while. My stomach is ignored, hurt yet muffled.
One more sense begins to grow in strength. It feels as if my ears have been within a void for a long while, no feedback and no sound lending the comfort of the world to their sensitive perception. But then I hear it.
There is a steady drip, drip, drip.
And beyond that, I can hear cries and shouts in the night. Perhaps Death has been waylayed. Perhaps the deadline has gone crooked.
And then I hear another sound that quickens my heartbeat. It is the hungry devouring of fire. It crackles with delicious pride. It conquers and consumes the weapons that bear down upon it.
And I know in this instant that it is coming for me. It will free me from this cell. It will free me by way of Escape or by way of Death, but either way, I am grateful.


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Testing Your SSL Configuration with sslyzeBy Paul Asadoorian On Sunday, December 11 th, 2011 · no Comments · In Security ,SecurityWeeklyHere's a handy tool to double check the SSL configuration of your web server. Â You've got the host stood up, an SSL certificate deployed, but you're not quite sure what options SSL is offering. Â Enter sslyze, a cross platform utility written in Python. Â Simply download the code from http://code.google.com/p/sslyze/, extract the archive and run frommore
Security Weekly Episode 268By Paul Asadoorian On Monday, December 05 th, 2011 · no Comments · In SecurityWeeklyScott Moulton on hard drive forensics: Core Security Technologies research team tell us about bypassing the OS X sandbox: Paul, Larry, and Jack talk about the stories for the week: Episode 268 Show Notes Episode 268 Part 1- Direct Audio Download Episode 268 Part 2- Direct Audio Download Episode Hosts: Paul Asadoorian, Host of Securitymore
Looking for Stealth ADS streamsBy mark On Monday, December 05 th, 2011 · no Comments · In SecurityWeeklySomeone stopped me in the hall this morning to ask about the talk Tim Tomes and I gave recently at Hackercon called "Lurking in the Shadows". In that talk Tim and I discuss hiding Malware in Volume Shadow Copies and executing directly from the Volume Shadow Copies. http://www.irongeek.com/i.php?page=videos/hack3rcon2/tim-tomes-and-mark-baggett-lurking-in-the-shadows In our talk we also discuss Mattmore
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Abigail Adams to John Adams, 13 Mar. 1797
Quincy March 13th 1797
my Dearest Friend
Dr Tufts has been consulted by me respecting the leaseing our
places, and we have come to an agreement with the Tennants, who in proportion to the
rise of Labour & produce, Annually expect more & more indulgences, a
Farmer can not be content with the profits he once made. he will tell you, the day
Labourer fares better, which is true, I meet with so many difficulties that I wish
sometimes that we had not but one Farm, Dr Tufts thinks it would be better for your
interest, under certain restrictions to lease out the places for a sum of Money, but
this is for future consideration, Burrel I have agreed to find him a Yoke oxen &
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keep the> be at the expence of keeping them in order French I have
agreed to find a mate for his Steer, his Father has one of the Same Age for which he
asks 35 dollors. this being agreed to, the next thing was wood, to be found all their wood, this I absolutely refused, and we came
very near parting upon the Subject, after much conversation, Dr Tufts advised to
Stipulating a certain Sum to be allowd for wood. I can only say I have done the best I
could. Trask wants employ. Dr Tufts Says that the Bushes behind Belchers House wants
clearing up in the medow and Burrel says those in Curtis Pasture which our people cut
two years ago want again to be attended to, the Spring is advancing but the Month of
March has been one cold Bluster as yet and greatly impeeds our advance in buisness,
which will occasion a press of Buisness Soon. I have Several matters which I should wish
to do as soon as it will answer among the number is painting the House & Fence,
and finishing the Chamber in the out House. We shall want it much when you return, for
the additional Servants you will bring with you.
I have many more things to say but will not at present take up more of your Time.
as ever / Yours,
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The captain of Nigeria rugby team, the Black Stallions, Azeez Ladipo, has reiterated the determination of the players to move away from the ranks of also run in the league of rugby playing nations in Africa.
In a chat with Akeem Buhari, our Sports Journalist, the indefagtible rugby star hinged his belief on the potentials of the average Nigerian athlete, he describes as immensely talented. "Nigeria is potentially a giant in African and world rugby, taking into consideration that we are naturally built for it," Ladipo enthused.
Continuing, Ladipo, who has won over 20 caps for the Black Stallions, stated that having failed to qualify from the African Cup 1c held in Morocco, the team is now poised to improve its rankings, beginning with the African Cup 7s championship slated to hold next month in Kenya.
"This time, we're preparing for the African Cup 7s to be played next month in Kenya, and we hope to do well, "he said.
He went on to admonish well placed individuals and corporate organisations in the country to do more than paying lip service to Nigerian sports. Adding that the game of rugby is second nature to Nigerians in view of our athleticism and physical endowments.
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Poet #3- Untitled
SENSE: Sight
Your eyes are like sun kissed diamonds, and yet
You have little idea of what that means.
Your world is drunk in all senses except,
Those beautiful eyes simply cannot see.
I'd tell you warmth is like the colour red,
But how would I describe what colour was?
It's like music and love, staying in bed;
It's like your senses are causing a buzz.
I could even take you out, stargazing
You'll feel my hand in the dead of the night,
Sensations we'll feel will be amazing,
you'll feel the fresh chill, but won't see the light.
Yet the irony is - 'though you can't see -
That no one but you, has seen the real me.


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Dec 23, 2012|
The guys go over the list of inactive players today and discuss their thoughts on what the keys are for the Pats to get a W in Jacksonville.
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Going into this weekend the patriots on Friday had nineteen guys listed as questionable. The inactive expert today. Gronkowski. Spikes. Alfonso -- -- Beckett. Brace and zoo set -- savage I can never say his name. This have churches and via the Internet like I know I these I can't say it out to call him Z does that says I'm dynamo. About earlier no surprises here. The one thing I will say that -- thought. And -- keeping -- Diana was Aqib toll. Is active today in -- Beckett is back up. Not down so open you held the point is maybe a guy gets some reps in that situation you know would techsters estimate coming Cunningham -- touched on this earlier next week. Midnight tonight he's he's gonna come back can be in the facility tomorrow he hasn't been allowed to be in the facility from a yeah so well you know idea of the packets back and has been down for a little bit wonder if that's a function of maybe him getting some horror and time because maybe Ninkovich is moving a linebacker for a little while because of -- the slider around with spikes or maybe you'll have no factor at all but. The idea that he's open hasn't meant for awhile that might be an indicator of something going on a lot of this is a movement going around us in these rescue of their own. A couple of other interesting notes Michael Vick is a healthy scratch for the Philadelphia Eagles than men sector we can ruin. Yeah. As -- is going to happen is bound he's out there. I mean it's not that there is any doubt anybody's mind and Andy Reid is right -- The question is to -- it up in San Diego like most people think talking -- Lombardi on Friday he thinks that there could be as many as six coaching change. In the NFL what what's typical what's the deal with par for the course on an annual basis reform less than that I mean sixty city reply. I mean. As some of -- pretty self evident I mean some of whom we could we can do today in and probably not be wrong regarding mentioned San Diego there's no doubt -- going to be gone. Philadelphia there's no doubt Andy's going to be gone. I mean there are some questionable ones for me Malarkey in Jacksonville I think he's probably going to be gone Romeo Crennel and Kansas City. -- almost guarantee is going to be gone. Rex is an interesting because it -- if I assume -- bomb has gone an ideal. If you're a general manager the one only Harry Rex Ryan is a lame duck coach that he -- bring your own guy about the personality I think this often happens were. You know you you have to make a culture decision that we -- wanna change how we do things around here because my personality is different. And then you also put in there you also factoring in whose agenda minutes boy is exactly medal tally a lot but I think beyond manages to. Who's better I mean like it you know if you're just simply go for for culture change that's one decision if you're going for better x.s and almost. So what you're gonna get rid of racks and find some knows better what he does he actually gets rallies guys around him. Is -- and those are strong rallies people around them maybe apparently with this Tebow thing you don't want him. Make him personnel decisions are making draft decisions but. I have a feeling you're gonna have a hard time going out there and find a better guy to -- guys. And draw game plants that's not the whole job bought if you're GM is gonna take -- -- the -- because carmike ten a bomb is is a contract is up four point. Right it is so maybe your general manager that has more personal background it's a little less you know the mathematics and in a business degree in more. Football degree that that might be the formula football savvy thing if it. Until we mentioned earlier that it was expected that Tebow was going to be not dressed today. Rich to meany was tweeting from the field a few minutes ago said Tebow on the field for warm -- wearing his uniform pants -- by -- sure looks like a guy. Was expecting to play. And he's been deemed an active I don't know apparently now we get someone earlier who said he was going to be inactive. That would seem to fly in the to have and it may have an announcer I haven't seen their list yet. So well you know sometimes though I think you know congress restore my pants and -- it's not that weird yeah I mean sometimes it's not -- suspect that -- -- that. That guy the information guy and more. And let's look at -- the patriots on the grill and a -- we think his is necessary for them to win. In today's game in Jacksonville against that other football team and and I know I did this against Arizona and looked like a fool. But that doesn't deter me at all I'm gonna do it again I think they have to show -- Mean that's the single biggest thing they have to do don't even if if no -- had they don't think that way and there'll always away from where I am right now. If they show up. I don't see how Jacksonville can be. Well I think that you look at Ryan cantonal. Against that team last year. Are last week excuse me. As 80% completion percentage and he's more of a mid fifty's guy for the season. I think it all you booked a Melissa quarterbacks are playing it is just vote Jacksonville team. It's efficiency it's the absence of turnovers and you get a ten to fifteen to 20% bump and what you usually do. I think this needs to be a week for the pitchers are extremely official with the ball they're going to be able to -- -- dink and -- think in just simply move up and down the field. But you can't have self inflicted wounds or for my on the grill it's just you know what we've been talking about four weeks. No self inflicted wounds. Efficiency with the ball and just put the foot on the throat and very these guys America's human need to get to Mya. My prediction number it's highway and I am at all by the way Maurice Jones-Drew is inactive. As we expected we didn't expect it was gonna play and he's not. Kevin what do they have to do that simple on show up like he's their -- but. -- focused understand that. This game is is not really affected his game this game practice weighed down the line and his game is for your team is -- determined. A lot going forward in the next three weeks not this week so this is one games you have to be very focused understand that. You can't make turnovers that was a big fault. In the game last week and making little mental mistakes. The folding. Sometimes in the course of a game where. You meet you know doing your job so just come out there and be focused and do your job. Jacksonville's inactives today Rashad Jennings Maurice Jones-Drew -- Malden Brandon Marshall even Britain Austen Lane the other Jonathan crime yet the net via the other Randall I'm bacteria out and and Austen Lane and Jonathan Grimes. No real surprises there either and again and I. Just don't think it matters very much. In you -- if you go the records you could say Kansas City in Jacksonville or both they're both same record label at two wins the ball terrible. Oh boy you look at all of the rankings and Jacksonville's worst in Kansas City or both sides of both sides of the ball and I you know it rankings but. They are they -- kind of work hand in hand I don't put a lot of stock in the last two pitchers have low defense of -- because the dumb bombs. Keep track them based on yards through natural that. When your bad in that particular category -- sizable it's sort of it's a co conspiracy that they're both sort of playing in one another so you know hard time sustaining drives and -- hard time stopping them that does mean something I would say this when they hired Mike Malarkey I wondered what they were thinking. And now I really wonder what -- career stats are great -- is not -- been head coach I think he stroked the ball flawed thinking got a second shot again it's really hard to pencil from the some like. -- -- -- -- How many coaches out there gonna be able to do much with that group. There there that look like they're a couple who would healthy -- away it's for just -- A -- summer this week I think they have a huge the biggest number in the league this often happens teams or stroke. But guys they're going to be out -- playing it's a patron to sweep that -- opening day roster they've been cobbled together for weeks the left guard position has been capsule rotating the war. The the running back position they've got four guys back there function of injuries. Defensively you know who's their guy yeah I mean you know puzzle in the post up whatever name is that the new big contract packets -- as a service of this that you get -- as -- of the Z impeach the polish kid from western say candidate that's what you know of that their talent -- so I think that. Is as much a factor so truly offers we will welcome Mike -- you've done with this. Just like a player just like from a player standpoint is all about the situation you're going to -- hum for a guy who played. In ten years or more. It's about the situation he went into trust me it's about his athletic ability and what he's done but is also about the situation really fit. That person that at the lead and we you get -- going on this success with the world. Your coach -- and its organization where you don't have that at the least bit. Can make up what you wanna be as a football team you gonna struggle if you don't put together. Get together which are GM annual owner and build that team. Still going to be used -- -- be able to build the team have either of you guys have played on the team that was you know hopelessly dreadfully out of -- at this stage of the season. I'm trying to figure out what it's like in. In the facility -- day at this point in the season when -- since their two and well. We we weren't too in twelve Margaret final of my rookie year -- 2000 and not about Obama are united bank where. Actually we were here. We went six and one. -- -- 61. And came back and in the end only no law Anne O'Neil won two games after it so toward the end of season that was. We would just plain just to be playing so two games different two very to go also has more -- those okay your job you got there in this room. For fear -- going almost a rough 12000 -- first year that was that was painful year. Bought I think my second of 2000 year with the jets were bad form while some like that it was the play up your priority that we had appeared in the we followed up with a with a stinker. Chad blond shoulder you know -- up on IR and we were sort of scramble with the position and some of the things it was an ugly year in Arab late in the year. It's cold places miserable just as a little while in the should be when your team stinks. My old one and I was dealing with you know I'd root structure in my fourth in employment are few tweaks. My left foot happy as much my head's not happy in the fans aren't happy with happy it's off to sleep it's tough to go to work everyday just. You from a player's record if you -- or go to that because a lot of pros and you're still it's it's easy to say hey your your professional yeah they do a job now. The target. A -- which do you come and laser focused VC Norman beat that in a reporter on the beat the guy that's crossing -- but she enters -- black and Detroit lyricist golf -- -- turn on the film to see me win missile you know that's always -- to care about the game with. What I'm gonna do the matter work. Our record is I'm gonna go out there and -- more than 20% no matter what does happen in my opinion in situations likeness. Is if if a couple of things go wrong early on. Generally speaking those teams were sit their to a twelve -- off this is. You're not gonna see a two and twelve team you know make a 28 point deficit the with the patriots in. Lastly because generally speaking when when it starts to go downhill it goes down a boy and part of that is where you got to to a twelve you're not you're not you're not built to compare. Our situation is not just that you made some sort of psychological decision. Now I mean. There's a reason that teams -- that position and and I think injuries played -- part I mean you when you read -- game reports week after week we find teams haven't done well the generally write them up that way it feels like if you know -- sort of tells excuse reaching. By the way we have lost seventeen of our top point to opening -- this and -- and somebody starts from this particular whatever. -- just kind of how it's it's rationalize I think internally. Bought ever wants -- it won't be you know I think a part of its the skill that you built in the depth that you build on your team and I think that's definitely affect his jaguars team. I think one thing as far as. How you -- -- book to a 204 -- humans goes back to coach Belichick saying a little bit. A lot of the mistakes that these football teams have made throughout the course of the season I guarantee you if you go back. In just look at the early part of season pre season go back to their training camps. A lot of these mistakes were made. Doing these kind -- is always see the mistakes that you made early on are going to be -- mistake that you have to correct later in if you don't they're going to come bacon by two. It was new trustees that found in fact the steam there actually plus one turnover differential. Really unusual for a team to do that during this -- and actually be yes in that department. Which told you that it happened we'd just been beating themselves I think Kevin's point that they. You know you refusal layers are a lot of physical state but they haven't been dumb football team so much I just think that patrolled their trouble -- stop at about 111 point homeless or it's not just clicked or teams out there that are struggling general select minus twenties and you know you you know -- -- -- -- like that have a lot of bad -- -- by the -- quick note. Greg McIlroy Mark Sanchez team Tim Tebow are all active for the game. It's the first game this season. Where the jets have -- all three quarterbacks active streak Egyptian embassy I'd like to see him a year ago working. Do three or four -- packages are really like to see a game -- gets more this year but is -- back to what we were talking about dynamic case for non human. -- And yeah. Well I -- -- chair when it is dark is going to be another circus that their thirty watts of.


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Lost to The Ardeur– A Examination of Laurell K Hamilton's Anita Blake NovelsMature
A study on the popular Anita Blake Vampire Hunter series by Laurel K Hamilton, this work examines every novel in detail and tells you if it's worth your time.
Disclaimer: I claim no rights to any Anita Blake characters, plot or anything related to the novels or universe therein. This is a study of the series.
I suppose I need to tell you a bit about myself, and why, oh why, I am writing a full book length study of Anita Blake. Well, this is a group of novels, which really started to gain my attention when I was about 20. I've read every novel up to book 18. I am a man who has studied English all his life; I have two English degrees, one from a prestigious college in NY (which I will not name).
So why Anita Blake, and why such an serious study? Well, all novels have issues. As such, all writers have their great novels and others where fame and popularity seem to drive the series of a cliff. I haven't read these books in four to five years, and so in a way this is my attempt to close the door on a pretty bad area of my life.
Postmortem – How To Break Down a Twenty Three Book Series
There are twenty three books in the series. As such I will be writing a page for every element of the novel I am talking about. Mythology, setting, plot, characters, the sex count (in the later books) and my general feeling before and after reading the novel will be examined in detail. It is so difficult to tell you why I disliked this series when I first read it without doing serious analysis of every one of these elements.
Mythology – The books have their fair share of mythology involved. For example, Bloody Bones, (Book Five) has the villain Rawhead and Bloody Bones which is a legend of the Boogyman. All relevant mythology on every book will be examined
Setting – While this will be simply where the novel takes place, after full analysis of every novel, I shall be writing a section entirely on the setting and how it effects the novel.
Plot – This is what happens in the novel. I shall examine the plot for holes, problems and overall strength, as this is the major reason you read the novel. Expect this section to be the largest.
Characters - A analysis of every character in the novel shall occur here. Anita will get the major analysis, but I shall attempt to give you the most accurate and fair description of every character. The progression of characters will be examined here in detail.
The Sex Count – In the later books, starting in book four and continuing with increasing frequency, sex is a massive plot point. This section will count how many times a character has sex with another, or attempts to. As the later books commence, this count will be extremely high. It will also analyze the effectiveness of the scenes with the plot of the novel, to show if indeed the sexual activity is needed or not.
Initial and Immediate Thoughts After Reading – This will be my initial thoughts before reading the novel, and if I have read the book, what I remember thinking about my first reading of it. After reading the book I will tell you if I liked it or not and if I would if I stopped reading the book, "carry the character with me". In a sense, would I remember Anita Blake if I did not continue the series
Is the Anita Blake Vampire Hunter series just a sex romp, or is there something more here? That's the essence of this work, to tell you, the reader and potential fan, if the books are more than just erotic fiction.
With that, I end this introduction and hope that you, the reader enjoy this in depth analysis of the books.


text: FBI Katko wants to see more funding for FBI investigations in wake of Orlando shooting By Ellen Abbott • Jun 14, 2016 Ryan Delaney / WRVO News File Photo Rep. John Katko (R-Camillus) is hoping that officials can learn from the tragedy in Orlando, to prevent another such deadly terrorist shooting going forward. Katko expects there to be plenty of conversation this week in Washington centering on what happened in an Orlando gay nightclub, when 29-year old Omar Mateen carried out the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history. Katko, who serves on the House Homeland Security Committee, says his biggest concern is the fact that Mateen was investigated more than once by the FBI, because of potential links to terrorism. Assembly Speaker Silver arrested on apparent corruption charges By Ryan Delaney & Karen DeWitt • Jan 22, 2015 azipaybarah / Flickr Updated, 11:45 a.m.: The Democratic Speaker of the New York State Assembly was arrested early Thursday morning by federal officials on corruption charges. The investigation and pending arrest was first reported by The New York Times. It was later confirmed by the FBI. Law enforcement agencies perform security exercise on Lake Ontario By Gino Geruntino • Aug 15, 2014 Gino Geruntino / WRVO Members from about 20 different federal, state and local law enforcement agencies and Canada were on Lake Ontario today to take part in a full-scale security and preparedness exercise. Dale Currier, director of the Oswego County Emergency Management Office, says today's exercise dealt with the loss of a commercial radiation source being brought in from Canada, and could have been used in a dirty bomb if it fell into the wrong hands. FBI investigating alleged corruption in state Assembly, Senate By Karen DeWitt • Mar 27, 2014 State lawmakers in the Assembly and the Senate are coming under scrutiny from the FBI. The state Capitol offices of an assemblyman were raided, and a state senator gave a tour of her home property in an attempt to debunk allegations from federal investigators that she engaged in an illegal land deal. Assemblyman William Scarborough's offices were raided by the FBI, over allegations that he overcharged for travel, lodging and meal reimbursements paid to lawmakers when they gather in Albany for weekly sessions. Scarborough says he's innocent.


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I've have been a gamer for as long as I can remember. I was probably at least 6 or 7 when I played my first video game, and it was probably the Mario Bros game on the Nintendo 64. Since then I've been playing games like: Assassin's Creed, Darksiders, MORTAL KOMBAT, Soul Calibur, Call of Duty, Splinter Cell, Castlevania, Super Smash Bros, Mario Bros, Megaman X, Zero, Star Force, Battle Network, Devil May Cry, Bayonetta, and a bunch of others.
I've been hearing a lot of things about Resident Evil, Dead Space, Dark Souls, Mad World, Dragon Age and are they worth playing? Plus if they're are any other good games worth mentioning that be good to know cause I want to play a new franchise and I don't want to buy a crappy game.


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Stone Manse Inn is a very nice, clean, and quiet place to stay. The hospitality was awesome. We didn't get a chance to have breakfast, but from other reviews I heard it is great. I would definitely recommend and if I'm ever in the area again; I will be staying here.
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My wife and I spent two wonderful nights at the Stone Manse Inn; actually in the Willemite Guest House which is a detached cabin just a short pathway walk from the main house. Private, quaint, nicely appointed (in both antiques and modern conveniences) are just a few of the adjectives that aptly described our accommodations. However, our favorite time spent at the guest house was on the unassuming small side brick patio equipped with chairs and a nice double-rocker. The patio overlooks the Yellow Breeches Creek and is tree covered. We found a set of books in the guest house called Morning Coffee, Afternoon Tea and Evening Wine. They were filled with short quips from famous people about the book's topic and we laughed out- loud at their truth. This was an unexpected pleasure on a sunny afternoon. Yes, we did have a bottle of red wine nearby. Myra and Phil are gracious hosts; Myra greeted us upon arrival and gave us a quick orientation. Phil prepared a tasty and hearty breakfast each day (and he made sure coffee was ready when we came into the dining room). Although I'm sure the innkeepers do not always have the time for "side-tours", Phil did give us a walk-through of the inn, telling us facts and stories about its centuries of history. The inn is conveniently located to thoroughfares nearby to Harrisburg and Gettysburg. This made my business trip commute to a nearby ski area easy and it was equally a quick ride to Gettysburg National Military Park the next day for a pleasure trip my wife and I made. The Stone Manse Inn was one of our favorite B & B experiences; they get what it takes to please their guests.
5 sur avril 29, 2016
Beautiful house, wonderful hosts. Great amenities in the rooms. Very close to highway, easy to get to Harrisburg, Hershey and Gettysburg. I will be back!
5 sur février 07, 2016
The best area B&B with great hosts and home cooked breakfasts that keep you going all day! This is the fourth time I've spent a week at the The Stone Manse Inn and I wouldn't want to stay anywhere else. You won't regret trying it next time that you're in the Harrisburg/New Cumberland area.
5 sur septembre 18, 2015
We stayed in the carriage house of the Stone Manse Inn the night of our wedding. What a wonderful, cozy place it was! We instantly fell in love with it. The little touches around the rooms were fantastic! Coffee, tea, lighting. Very romantic, we loved everything about it. The nicest thing was the chalkboard sign saying Congratulations. It was such a personal touch, we can't wait to go back. The owners were so sweet and breakfast was delicious. We got a tour of the main house and every room was beautiful.
4,4 sur août 22, 2015
Stayed here while visiting friends in the area.
5 sur août 21, 2015
This was an unexpected stop for us. Fabulous, fantastic, fun, the best stop of our trip. We stayed in the guest house. What an incredible experience. The short time we were there was GREAT. Phil and Myra were very welcoming and spent time just chatting with us about the history of the Inn. They were very accommodating on our special diet needs. Phil did a great job cooking breakfast. We even enjoyed visiting with other guests staying there. Everyone was so friendly. This is very well worth your stop. We hope we get to come back and visit soon.
5 sur août 20, 2015
I recently stayed at the Stone Manse Inn for two nights in the middle of the week while at a work event in Harrisburg. I prefer to stay in family run establishments over chain hotels, if possible, so it was convenient that Stone Manse had at least one room that was under the government rate for reimbursement. The room, and especially the breakfast, were well worth the money. No stale bagels or English muffins in a hotel lobby--instead, I was served home-cooked eggs, sausage, toast, and more. What a great way to start the day. The Inn itself is full of history, and I enjoyed a short tour. The innkeepers were friendly and accommodating. Can't recommend this place highly enough.
4,6 sur août 18, 2015
We stayed for our anniversary and had a great time. Wonderful landscape with a creek on the property. Breakfast was delicious and the conversation was delightful. We will definitely be going back.
5 sur juillet 13, 2015
Looking for a room months before a local event, the prices were more for a hotel vs. Manse Inn, comparably. The room and private bath were very roomy and clean. It was one thing to save some money, but the personal touches, the attention by the innkeepers, breakfast, tour of the facility, knowledge of the area, etc., etc., etc. Well worth the time, price and the location was off the main road just enough to feel the seclusion and still be close to where we wanted to visit. Recommended to say the least and next time we will plan to stay in one of the other rooms just for the different experience! Thanks again for everything!!!
Perfect for those who appreciate total privacy. Detached Guest House. Believed to be the oldest occupied structure in York County, PA. Originally built as a fur trader's cabin in 1734. Go back in time yet enjoy all the modern luxuries.
Prix par nuit: $179 - $179
Prix par nuit: $179 - $179
Creekside, Petite ville
Harrisburg, PA (MDT) 11 miles
Situé à 1/2 mile de la I-83 (sortie 40-A) et PA Turnpike (sortie 242) tourner à gauche soit bretelle Limekiln Rd, propriété est 1/2 mile sur votre gauche.
Parc d'attractions, Antiquaires , Galeries d'art, Casino, Lieu de concert, Dîner gastronomique, Sites historiques, Lac, Concerts, Cinéma , Musée, Parcs nationaux/régionaux, Zone naturelle, Gettysburg, Boutiques, Théâtre, Zone de pic-nic, Services religieux, Rivière, Piste de ski, Zoo
Cottage, Historic Inn, Cabin, Mansion
Climatisation, Jeux de société, Lecteur CD, Ordinateur, Salles de conférence, Copieur, Bibliothèque, Téléphone
Réveil, Bureau, Sèche-cheveux, Planche à repasser, Radio, Réception chaînes satellite, TV, Internet par câble
Observation d'oiseau, Pêche, Fers à cheval, Estampage Cartes de voeux, Shopping, Excursion
Phil & Myra Leonard
Cuisine, scrapbooking, la pêche, la menuiserie, Histoire PA.
Equilibré , Régime particulier , Végétarien
Gruau cuit
Délicieux plat de gruau chaud avec un soupçon de beurre et la cannelle.


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JT: Visit youtube.com/RustyScupperton. If specifically you want my artist film playlists, google
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JT: Back in 2008 when Hillary and Barack were dueling it out for the Republican nomination, I came up with a fictitious alternative candidate. Square jawed Rusty Scupperton, mayor of Scupperton Falls, Ohio, is a brilliant scientist and far more liberal than either Hillary or Barack. His "STR" (soak the rich) tax plan would have really benefited our country if it had been implemented after his election.
TD: Your "Rusty Scupperton Network" has your films on the different subjects of artists and art, philosophical musings, jazz and nature. Is one genre emphasized more than the others?
JT: My major goal over the past almost 7 years has been to document as many of the very talented artists with connections to Philadelphia as I could. It seems like this is an ambition which will take many many years to fulfill and I am enjoying the process immensely.
TD: You've led a complex and often shifting artistic life since attending the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in the late 70s and early 80s, but began as a math major at the University of North Carolina. As a high school student, were you interested in both math and painting?
JT: I didn't get interested in art at all until seeing an article in Time Magazine my sophomore year at UNC. There was an article about Wassily Kandinsky and the reproduction of one of his geometric abstractions changed my life. That very day I found a local art store in the Yellow Pages and started doing watercolor and pen geometric abstractions.
JT: I was living in North Carolina after graduating with a math degree doing menial labor and fooling around with art. Since I was a graduate, I figured I was owed a little free art instruction and went to the art building one day with some of my stuff. I saw a man who looked like an artist and asked him if he was a professor and would he look at my stuff. The man was the artist Moe Brooker and turned out to be incredibly encouraging and generous to me. Eventually I asked him about art schools and he told me how much he loved his alma mater, The Pennsylvania Academy in Philadelphia. By the way, one of my favorite movies that I have ever made is about Moe, and I remain deeply grateful to him for playing such an important role in my life.
JT: A lot of artists, once they find their voice, then proceed, for the rest of their lives, to refine that singular vision. I have followed a different pattern, which is a kind of stylistic serial monogamy. I will be very committed to a particular creative approach for about seven years but when it feels played out, I will make an abrupt change.
Then I switched from painting altogether and created custom software for my own exclusive use. This software allowed me to make digital animations and abstractions that I think Kandinsky himself might even have found interesting.
This was after years of painting the "crime paintings". I was visiting my twin brother in Western Pennsylvania and we were playing water volley ball. We both went up for a shot and collided and I got an extremely bruised rib that put painting out of the question for a month. I had been fooling around with computer programming at the school where I taught and decided to use my recovery time to explore making art with code. It turned out to re-awaken my love of mathematical reasoning which had been dormant for years. I became obsessed and did this code writing for about 7 years pretty much getting away from painting.
Next I did a series of digital images, the "Art History Insertions" in which I Photoshopped myself into old mostly mediocre paintings from previous centuries and a series of satiric posters based on the Bible.
TD: Did you start out watching other films on art and artists online?
JT: Not really. At first I just had so many friends whose work I admired and I thought it would be fun to talk to them and showcase their work. Making films about artists seemed ideal because having been an artist for so long, I understood what the artistic process is like and also the issuers of the creative life, things like money, rejection, reputation, and meaning that artists have to grapple with.
TD: How do you choose an artist for the subject of a film?
JT: At first I would just call up friends or go to their gallery openings. Eventually I got a wonderful patron. Richard Rosenfeld, a wise and very nice man, liked what I was doing and hired me to make movies about the artists that had shows at his Rosenfeld Gallery in Old City Philadelphia. I have been making films for him since September of 2009. Later I got hired to make films for Chris Schmidt of the Schmidt Dean Gallery. I also have made movies for Swarthmore College's List Gallery, the Center for Art in Wood in Old City, the Maryland Institute College of Art, and the James A. Michener Art Museum in Doylestown. Sometimes artists contact me. And I still contact people whose work I would love to document. A wonderful PAFA alum named Vincent Desiderio had a show at Marlborough Gallery and I contacted him and asked if I could make a movie about him because I feel he is so important. And I ended up spending a lovely afternoon with a terrific painter in one of the best galleries in the world.
TD: Does anyone ever say no? Does anyone ever seem painfully shy with a camera aimed at them?
JT: There are people who are very shy but amazingly, I have had very few problems. I think artists realize that I am deeply sympathetic. I do not see myself as a critic, I want artists to have the opportunity to explain what they are trying to do. Just as my paintings tend to be executed in a fairly meticulous and rendered manner, I try to use what is known as "Classical editing" in my movies. No jump cuts, I am not very flashy with the camera or graphics. And I pride myself on editing the audio of what artists say to make it as clear as possible. I get rid of verbal tics, "umms, ahhs, you knows, basicallys", things people say to fill time when they are thinking. The point is that I tell artists to just ramble on and I will make them sound like a college professor. I really try to my best to make them feel relaxed.
One other thing is that I hate movies about art that waste time showing the talking heads. I mostly show the art and speaking is generally in voiceover. The person pops up in my movie like a prairie dog, just long enough so you know who is talking and then back to what I want to look at, the art.
TD: How do you prepare for a film on an artist?
JT: I used to write out questions but I realize they know a lot more about what they think is important than I do. I tend to REALLY like my fellow artists, maybe that comes across. So I just get them to start talking and then react to that. It has taken me a while, but I have finally learned to not interject very frequently, giving people time, eventually the good stuff comes out. One of my favorite recent films is one I did on Vincent Desiderio. At some point Vince he breaks into this very funny and poignant memory of coming into his parents' bedroom when he was a drunken college student.
JT: Yes. But sometimes I can't help myself. In my movie about Vince, I actually ended up parodying that really funny poignant story he told. I try not to censor myself too much.
TD: Which is the more attractive scenario for you, to make a film about a relatively unknown but deserving artist, or to be able to meet and interview an artist you are fascinated by, but who is widely known?
JT: One of the great things about making these films is seeing such a huge variety of artistic approaches. I think I have always been pretty open minded about art and love looking at good art regardless of style. Reputation means less to me than the quality of the work and the two are not the same thing. I love meeting new artists whose work is good and whether they are "famous" or not is immaterial.
TD: How do you choose the music? Have you run into issues with getting the proper permissions?
I have hired musicians and paid for music and used this for instance in the films I did for Michener because I don't want them being connected to copyright problems. But because even when I am paid for my movies it's not very much money, I can't afford to pay a lot. I really envy painter/ filmmaker David Shevlino because he's a great musician and can make his own music!
TD: Say you have a couple of hours of film that needs to be edited down to 7 minutes. Do you write some kind of an outline first to help you organize the information?
JT: I have tried both the "carving" and building" approaches to making movies. Recently, I work with the voice recordings first and try to work out the entire story as if it were an audio only production. Sometimes I intercut the artist's voice with my own telescoping narration. Once the story is laid out this way, I take it into Final Cut Pro X and overlay the imagery. I try to show what the person is talking about. At this point I may space the voices so that it's not a constant barrage of talking and finally add some music.
Sometimes just using the best soundbites and more music expresses the artist's vision better. I did a movie in 2011 about a wonderful artist at the Schmidt Dean Gallery, Dean Dass.
TD: Name a few of your films about visual artists that you are especially pleased with.
JT: In addition to the ones already mentioned (Moe Brooker, Vincent Desiderio, Dean Dass) here are a couple:
JT: Here are a couple:
(I love collaborating with my grandkids!)
TD: Your filmmaking venture seems to fit you so well. I think of you as someone who is passionate about the arts, enthusiastic about meeting new artists, open-minded about different approaches to painting and sculpture, and curious about new technology. You are very sociable. Not only all this, but you are so good at intelligently choosing and shaping information to give a lucidly clear impression of your subject. Do you feel that working on your own paintings fits you as well?
JT: I have pretty much made the switch from painting to filmmaking. So many people, especially in the early days of my making movies, told me I was nuts but I just love what I do now. For me filmmaking is like collage, you have all these elements, moving pictures, stills, voices, music, text and titles that you have to arrange into something meaningful. It involves writing, filming, photography, editing, and is endlessly fascinating. I cannot imagine ever getting tired of this. And unlike painting which is extremely solitary except for maybe an art opening every three years or so, the filming part is very social. I have met hundreds of people and been introduced to all sorts of wonderful art because of filmmaking. And I don't worry about being the next Fellini, I hope that I am improving but I do what I do because of the pleasure and challenge I get from the process.
TD: Do you still paint and draw?
JT: Not for a while now.
TD: I have a theory that probably most artists share, that you need to have a pretty healthy ego to make it as an artist. What is it like for your ego, for an artist like you to put your focus on other artists? Your films are works of art in themselves, of course, but what is this experience like?
JT: I do see making my movies as a creative act. I used to experience tons of jealousy and envy when I was a painter. That has gone away. I don't know a lot of other people who concentrate on making movies about artists, but there is one young guy named Frank Weiss who is very very good. His movies are beautifully made and you can see some on the ArtC website http://www.artcnow.com . The one advantage I may have is that having been a painter, I have a different understanding of the art life and can bring that to bear when talking to artists.
TD: Do you ever worry about getting to the bottom of the bucket as far as finding new and interesting artists to interview?
JT: Never! I am 61 and will be in the ground long before I finish my series on Philadelphia liked artists. Plus with all the art schools in the area, more artists are emerging every year.
TD: What is a typical day like for you?
JT: Some days I have filming gigs but most days it is:
Wake up/ coffee, oatmeal and Philadelphia Inquirer with Nancy/ go up and edit until lunch/ back up to edit until time to jog/ beer on deck watching the sunset over the wetlands/ dinner with Nancy/ watch TV, read and bed.
TD: What are you working on now, and what do you hope to work on in the coming year?
JT: I have an open ended film about the designer Paul Evans for the Michener Museum, a movie about environmental artist Stacy Levy for Swarthmore, and an upcoming movie about an artist whose opening is the same time as this year's PAFA Student show, which I am sad I will miss for the first time in years. I want to make a movie eventually about the Academy's tradition of cast drawing, a profile about jazz master Larry McKenna, and the longer format film about Dale Roberts.
TD: Do you have some favorite documentary films or filmmakers?
JT: The 1986 film "Sherman's March" by Ross McElwee is very inspiring to me because it shows how a filmmaker can insert himself into a documentary with funny and moving results. I also love PBS Frontline and American Experience.
TD: Thank you so much John!


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Coach Zook said afterward that all the players must share the responsibility for the loss, one of the most aggravating in recent memory.
"We didn't deserve to win that game. It was a game where the offense, defense, and special teams had their part in it. We had chances to make things happen, and we didn't capitalize on it."
Zook was aware of this possibility ahead of time. He did his utmost to help his players understand the importance of preparing for an inspired Minnesota team striving to become bowl eligible. But the Gophers triumphed anyway.
"That's what we worried about all week, that this team was gonna come in here and give us all they had, and they did. My hat's off to them. They did a great job."
This game is a perfect example of how statistics can lie. If one looks only at the statistics, Illinois should have won handlily. They had 550 yards of total offense, 238 more than Minnesota, and they had nine more first downs. It reminded of the 1973 game when Illinois outgained the Gophers by more than 300 yards but still lost, 19-16.
Inconsistencies, mistakes at bad times, frustrating special team play, and poor field position all contributed to the loss. The capacity crowd of 62,870 was looking for a reason to back its team, but the Illini failed to fire them up, especially in the first half.
Mike Cklamovsky's two first half kickoffs both went out of bounds, giving Minnesota possession on their own 40 yard line each time. The Gophers marched quickly to score on their first possession as quarterback Adam Weber completed his first five passes, the last a 25 yard touchdown to star receiver Eric Decker. The Illini were fighting from behind from then on.
Quarterback Juice Williams had a remarkable day statistically for the Illini, and his favorite receiver Arrelious Benn had his third consecutive game with more than 100 yards receiving. But Benn also fumbled Minnesota's first kickoff back into the end zone and ran it out only to the 2 yard line. The Illini drove to within field goal range, but Matt Eller's field goal from 45 yards missed by inches.
It remained 7-0 until late in the second quarter when Eller connected from 33 yards to give the Illini some life. But as would be true the whole day, Illinois' inability to dent the Gopher defense in the red zone proved its undoing.
Distraught Offensive Coordinator Mike Locksley was unsure why Illinois couldn't score once they got close to the end zone.
"We tried to establish some run game inside the red zone, but for whatever reason the run bogged down. Once we get a chance to watch it on tape, we'll have a chance to make a better assessment."
The Illini were fortunate to be behind only 7-3 at the half as untimely penalties and inconsistent play kept fans sitting on their hands. They needed to come out fired up for the second half to reverse first half trends, but Daniel Dufrene fumbled the ball over the the Gophers on the first scrimmage play. Needing only 8 yards, Minnesota running back DeLeon Eskridge scored to give his team an 11 point edge.
Illinois came roaring back, gaining three consecutive first downs on a Juice run for 14 yards, a Benn catch for 11 yards, and a grab by tight end Michael Hoomanawanui for 19 more. But again, the Illini offense bogged down. Eller's 28 yard field goal made it 14-6. Inspired from the start, Minnesota was allowed to stay in the game emotionally, and it took advantage of it.
Illinois continued to march with seeming ease until it reached the Gopher goal line. Late in the third quarter, the Illini had four plays to score from the five yard line and couldn't push it over. Juice's 4 yard run on second down put the ball inches away, but the next two plays both failed. Gopher defenders were exhilarated by their big stand.
Offensive guard Jon Asamoah was at a loss for an explanation afterward.
"It's tough. It's hard to put into words. We have to score with two plays on the one yard line."
After an exchange of punts, Minnesota took the ball on its 20 yard line. Unable to move the ball consistently through the middle quarters, the Gophers suddenly regained their early momentum. Decker grabbed three straight passes. Then the freshman Eskridge found a big hole, weaved through the secondary and put on an extra burst of speed to outrace Illini defenders to the end zone. The score was 20-6 as the extra point was missed.
Illinois finally put together a touchdown drive to close the gap. Noticing a Minnesota defensive lapse, freshman receiver A. J. Jenkins grabbed a sideline pass and went untouched 54 yards for his first college score.
With the score now 20-13, an exchange of punts gave the Illini the ball at their own 12 yard line. There was still time to win the game. But on first down, Juice was hit by Minnesota defensive end Willie VandeSteeg as he was looking to throw. Simone Lawrence scooped up the loose ball and stuck the final dagger in the Illini with a 6 yard return for a score.
Illinois took only three plays to reclose the gap to seven points. Juice found Will Judson open over the middle for 45 big yards, and Jenkins then made a spectacular leaping grab in the back of the end zone to complete a 35 yard play.
With the crowd now firmly behind the Illini, safety Donsay Hardeman produced Minnesota's only turnover on the day with his hard hit on receiver Ralph Spry. Freshman defensive tackle Corey Liuget recovered the fumble on the Illini 48 yard line. Fans were sensing a comeback victory.
Unfortunately, Juice was hit while throwing a pass, and Ryan Collado intercepted to stop Illinois' last hope for victory. The Illini kept battling, but it was too little too late.
Benn had his best ever day as an Illini, grabbing 12 balls for 181 yards. Jenkins had a breakout day with 117 yards in three spectacular plays. And the speedy Judson accumulated 73 yards on three receptions.
Overall, Juice Williams completed 26 of 41 passes for 462 yards and two touchdowns. He also ran for 41 more yards despite five sacks, giving him 503 yards of total offense. But it wasn't good enough.
"Yeah, real tough game," Locksley understated. "Obviously, a winnable game. When we turn the ball over, one interception and two fumbles, give up sacks, three drops, that's beating yourself. I also played a part in it. We can't get an inch in three plays. Somehow, some way, I've got to figure a way to get us into the endzone."
A team who's goal has been to win a Big Ten Championship must now look themselves in the mirror and decide how they want the rest of the season to transpire. This will be a difficult but important week for the Illini says Zook.
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We eventually arrived in another large room, yet this room was filled with more vehicles, me and Max got out of the motorbike thing and walked through the grey room and up some magnificent stairs. As I approached the top of the stairs, twirling and twirling I noticed how posh it was. All white marble walls and a chestnut coloured banister with white marble floors also. It was beautiful, I wanted to live here. Despite the fact that all of these stairs were wearing me out.
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"No problem, come on I'll get you dressed." I let go of Max's hand and walked with the woman to another room on the left of me that was small and empty and had a toilets separated from each-other in little rooms, cubicles. Sinks were in opposite them against the wall.
"Sorry this is all we have, you'll have to get changed in here." She smiled.
"I don't mind." I grinned back. These were my only pair of clothes, I would change in front of a million people to get a new pair on.
"Would you like help, or can you do it yourself?" She asked.
"I'm sure I can manage." I took the outfit from her.
"Of course, I'll make sure no-one comes in." She walked out and closed the door. I took the outfit and looked at it in front of me. It was like everyone else's suit except it was white with red lines. Where was my dress? Girls didn't wear this. Owell, it's clean so I guess I should wear it.
I stripped everything off and stuck both of my legs in the bottom, then my arms, then did up a zip right from my bellybutton to just under my chin. I walked around in it to get used to it then put on the black boots and walked out, taking my old clothes with me. Max was by the side of the door, he gasped when he saw me.
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"This isn't what I normally wear, don't you have an old dress or anything?" I asked.
"Sorry no, but Keira is coming back with your food so why don't you sit down and talk to me and Shua for a little while." He pushed me gently into the room I was in before and I sat down on a seat in front of him. "Do you know what the date is today?" The other man asked, I think that was Shua.
"Yes, 11th August 1862 A.D," I smiled. "I've told this to Max already." I sighed.
"Sorry, well do you know how you got here?" He asked. I looked at him confused.
"No, not really, I think I fell, on the road. Then Max cam in his motorbike thing and I thought he was coming to hit me with it so I ran in a tunnel but he wasn't so now I'm alright." I smiled.
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"We think you might have travelled in time Elizabeth, because that isn't the date now." He looked me in the eyes seriously.
"What? Don't be absurd, that is ridiculous! No-one can travel in time?!" I shouted.
"Well you did." I sighed at his words.
"This isn't possible. This cannot be happening." I replied, staring down at my hands.
"The date is today Elizabeth, 2142 A.D, you have travelled in time, but we need you back. It will take a while, you probably have parents waiting for you-"
"I don't know who my parents are, no-one is waiting for me. I don't particularly want to go back." I replied.
"Well you have to, this depends on everything. You survived in the rain. You are either a survivor or a time traveller. Choose." Shua said.
"There must be some kind of mistake-"
"There is no mistakes, you travelled in time. We need to get you back immediately or bad things could happen, involving you." Shua hissed.
"Calm down Shua." Max shushed him.
"Well, wait..."Music trailed up the stairs and floated around the room. "What's going on downstairs, I hear music." It was bells and chimes.
"That's the Sagaii girls festival, would you like to go and see?" Max asked as Shua huffed.
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So we've gone ahead and reviewed every online casino that's open to India casino players, looking at each casino from a variety of perspectives.
Game variety: hundreds of online casino games for your entertainment. That includes all the best online slots games, every table game you'd find in a land-based India casino, and new games you might never have heard of before.
You don't even have to spend any real money to play. All games for free. Once you find a casino you like, make a deposit and you'll qualify for the exclusive bonus just for India casino online players.
India isn't the most gambling-friendly country in the world for online casino players. Is online casino gambling legal in India? The legality of online casino gambling is pretty much controlled at the state level. Be sure that you have some kind of legal option.
Using traditional methods can be really tough in India due to some banking legal concerns. If you want to play in an online casino for real money (from India), you will almost certainly have to use an eWallet service to move your money back and forth.