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Fear is a recurring theme in The Walking Dead. It is expressed by most characters when scared or faced with a new situation.
Comic Series
- Negan becomes scared of his wife, Lucille when she reanimates as a zombie. (Here's Negan)
- Rick Grimes runs into several zombies in the hospital after he wakes up, looking on in fear and confusion as to what has happened. (Issue 1)
- Rick states that he didn't have time to be scared when looking for his wife and son Lori and Carl, and expresses it in realization on what the world has come to. (Issue 3)
- Glenn expresses his concern and shows unease to Rick as they make their way to the gun shop, covered in guts. (Issue 4)
- Amy yells in fear as zombies surprise her and as one bites her. (Issue 5)
- Carol holds Sophia close, crying, as zombies swarm the campgrounds. (Issue 5)
- After surviving the zombie attack, the group looks at Jim with fear after noticing a vicious bite on his forearm. (Issue 5)
- Both Dale and Glenn get spooked by a frozen zombie. (Issue 8)
- Donna screams in horror as a zombie surprises her and bites her in the face. (Issue 9)
- Allen looks on in horror as his wife gets devoured and is unable to do anything. (Issue 9)
- Rick and Tyreese look on in horror as Carl is shot. (Issue 10)
- Otis looks up at Rick in fear as he holds a gun in his face after shooting Carl, mistaking them as walkers. (Issue 10)
- Arnold and Lacey Greene scream out in fear as they are over come and eaten by walkers. (Issue 11)
- Tyreese screams as his daughter comes back to life unexpectedly. (Issue 14)
- Chris looks up at Tyreese in fear as Tyreese strangles him for killing his daughter. (Issue 15)
- Andrea screams for Tyreese and tries to get to him as he is separated from her, Billy, and Glenn. (Comic Series)
- As Hershel and Maggie Greene mourn the death of his daughters and her sisters Rachel and Susie, their undead heads moan and frighten them. (Issue 15)
- Andrea screams for help as she is being chased by Thomas Richards. (Issue 17)
- Patricia screams for help as Thomas attempts to strangle her. (Issue 17)
- Hershel looks on in horror and disbelief after Rick cuts off Allen's leg. (Issue 20)
- Everyone looks on in horror as they see Carol with her wrists cut. (Issue 22)
- Rick, Glenn, and Michonne try to fight back against The Governor, Bruce and Gabe after finding out they feed strangers to zombies. (Comic Series)
- Glenn is shown to be scared as he is put in a cell by himself by The Governor's men. (Comic Series)
- Rick yells as he is startled by an undead Otis. (Issue 35)
- Alexandria Safe-Zone residents fear for their lives as their fortified town is breached by walkers. (No Way Out)
- When Paul Monroe greets Rick at the Hilltop Colony, he sees the look of horror on his face and fears the worst. (Issue 101)
- The group can only look on in horror as Negan beats Glenn to death with Lucille. (Issue 100)
- Kal quickly goes to warn Negan of the planned attack against The Saviors in fear of his wrath. (Issue 110)
- Gregory lives in absolute fear of Negan and the Saviors. (Comic Series)
- Negan looks on in disbelief and fear as Shiva pounces one of his men and begins mauling the Savior. (Issue 114)
- Negan looks out in intimidation as a massive herd approaches The Sanctuary. He tells Dwight that he hopes he's wearing his "shitting pants". (Issue 116)
- David attempts to rape Holly, horrifying her. (Issue 117)
- The communities fear the threat of the Whisperers after they kill twelve members of the communities. (Issue 146, Issue 147, Issue 148, Issue 149).
- Gabriel is terrified after he spies a huge group of Whisperers approaching. (Issue 158)
- Rick becomes horrified when he fears that the Militia hadn't vanquished the Whisperers and their herd, worried that it will come for them. (Issue 162)
- Many Alexandrians baricade themselves in their homes when the Whisperer's herd breaches the town. (Issue 163)
- Rick becomes horrified when he sees Andrea has been bitten. (Issue 166)
TV Series
- Rick Grimes expresses fear and confusion as he awakes to an apocalyptic world. (Days Gone Bye)
- Duane Jones is afraid of his zombified mother, Jenny Jones. (Days Gone Bye)
- Andrea fears that they may die because of Rick shooting many zombies outside of the department store. (Guts)
- Merle Dixon pleads with T-Dog to not leave him on the roof of the department store, in fear of death. (Guts)
- Andrea, Jacqui, Amy, and Carol Peletier look on in horror as Shane Walsh ferociously beats Ed for hitting his wife Carol. (Tell It to the Frogs)
- Daryl Dixon yells in anger and frustration as they find Merle's hand and on the roof of the department store. (Tell It to the Frogs)
- Glenn Rhee screams for help as he is kidnapped by the "Vatos". (Vatos)
- Miguel screams as Daryl interrogates him and shows him Merle's hand. (Vatos)
- Ed screams in agony and in fear as walkers swarm his tent and devour him. (Vatos)
- Amy screams as a walker bites her in the neck and arm. (Vatos)
- Many other survivors are shown trying to fight or run away from the zombie horde but ultimately fail. (Vatos)
- Everyone looks on in horror as they notice Jim's bite. (Wildfire)
- The group try desperately to escape the CDC after finding out Jenner's intentions. (TS-19)
- The group looks on in horror as a massive zombie horde pass by them while they hide under cars. (What Lies Ahead)
- Sophia Peletier screams as several zombies spot her and pursue her. (What Lies Ahead)
- Carol says her biggest fear is for Sophia to become a walker. (Bloodletting)
- Randall fears his death. (Better Angels)
- Lori Grimes tells Hershel Greene that she is afraid that her baby will be stillborn and might be born a walker. (Seed)
- Andrew is afraid of the walkers he his trapped with. (Sick)
- Axel fears for his life when Rick aims his gun at him. (Sick)
- Gargulio begins to panic after seeing Michonne's message, made with walker body parts. (Hounded)
- Glenn screams in terror as Merle releases a walker in the room as he is tied to a chair. (When the Dead Come Knocking)
- Maggie Greene gives up the location of the prison in fear of Glenn's death. (When the Dead Come Knocking)
- Michonne jumps back as she removes the hood off of an undead Penny, startling her. (Made to Suffer)
- Michonne is seen to be visibly scared as she comes face-to-face with several of The Governor's victims as they fight. (Made to Suffer)
- Daryl panics when The Governor escorts him into the Woodbury arena. (Made to Suffer)
- The group fear Rick as he begins screaming due to seeing a hallucination of Lori. (The Suicide King)
- The Woodbury army begins to run in fear as The Governor finally snaps and begins to massacre them. (Welcome to the Tombs)
- Andrea hastily tries to break free from the chair she is strapped to as Milton slowly becomes a zombie. She screams in fear as an undead Milton slowly approaches her. (Welcome to the Tombs)
- Caesar Martinez, Allen, and Shumpert watch in horror as The Governor loses his sanity and begins slaughtering his own men. (Welcome to the Tombs)
- Glenn fears for Maggie in becoming pregnant after what happened to Lori in delivering Judith (30 Days Without An Accident).
- Many survivors run in fear of the undead as they begin attacking in Cell Block D. (Infected)
- Bob Stookey looks on in fear and helplessness as he sees Tyreese become surrounded by a large group of walkers. (Indifference)
- Philip and the Chambler family run away in fear of a herd of walkers. (Live Bait)
- Gabriel Stokes fears a fellow reanimated member of his church when she tries to attack him. (Strangers)
- Gabriel clutches his cross in fear, as the Hunters break into the church. (Four Walls and a Roof)
- Steven Edwards fears what would happen if another doctor replaced him at the hospital. (Slabtown)
- Bob panics in fear after realizing Gareth and the fellow Terminus survivors have amputated his left leg from the knee down and are consuming it. (Strangers)
- Nicholas panics and begs Glenn not to shoot him. (Conquer)
- Nicholas has PTSD when trying to get to Alexandria, when he sees Sturgess's dead body, and when he and Glenn are on top of the dumpster. (Thank You)
- Sam Anderson shows severe fear when passing through the herd, ultimately leading to his death. (No Way Out)
- Carol begins to hyperventilate when she and Maggie are captured. (The Same Boat)
- Rick shows immense fear after he and his group become trapped by The Saviors. (Last Day on Earth)
- Eugene Porter lives in absolute fear of the Saviors after Negan kills Glenn Rhee and Abraham Ford. (TV Series)
- Judy screams in agony and fear as a walker bites her tongue and lips as she attempts to revive her. (Domestic Violence)
- Billy and Jamie scream in terror as an undead Judy stumbles towards them. (Step Mother)
- Chase looks on in horror as Harris is devoured alive. (Hide and Seek)
- Kelly screams as Chase walks into the room where she is tied up, thinking he is B.J. (Parting Shots)
Video Game
- Lee Everett shouts in fear when the corpse of the undead police officer jumps at him. (A New Day)
- Lee is startled and hurries as fast as he can to get to safety as he is being chased by walkers. (A New Day)
- Clementine screams as an undead Sandra jumps on Lee. (A New Day)
- Shawn Greene, Andre Mitchell, Lee, and Clementine are startled as an undead Chet appears around the corner. (Determinant) (A New Day)
- Shawn and Duck scream as walkers grab and attempt to bite them. (A New Day)
- Lee, Carley, and Glenn look on in horror as Irene kills herself in front of them. (A New Day)
- Doug/Carley scream in fear as walkers begin to devour them. (Determinant) (A New Day)
- Lee, Kenny, and Mark look on in horror as they see the situation Ben Paul, Travis, and David Parker are in. (Starved For Help)
- David pleads with Lee to not cut off his leg and to try the chain again. (Starved For Help)
- Lee and the rest of the group look on in horror and disbelief as a bandit kills his fellow bandit over food. (Starved For Help)
- The group look on in horror as Lee and Mark arrive after patrolling the fence, with Mark having an arrow sticking out of his shoulder. (Starved For Help)
- The group is shocked when Lee runs down the stairs and yells at them to not eat the food due to it being Mark's legs. (Starved For Help)
- Clementine goes in a corner and cries after Larry's head is crushed by Kenny. (Starved For Help)
- Brenda St. John screams in terror as a legless, undead Mark grabs and bites her. (Starved For Help)
- Lee looks on in horror as he finds Katjaa dead at her own hand, being unable to cope with the loss of her son. (Long Road Ahead)
- The group looks on in horror as Lee shows them he is bitten. (Around Every Corner)
- After falling down when the steel balcony gave out, Lee and Kenny rush to Ben and look in horror as they remove the trash sacks on top of Ben to reveal he is impaled on the balcony step. (No Time Left)
- Ben pleads that Lee and Kenny not allow him to be eaten alive. (No Time Left)
- Clementine says that she is afraid to kill Lee after he tells her to, in order to prevent his reanimation. (Determinant) (No Time Left)
- Becca is shocked when Roman kills Roberto in front of her and when Shel kills Stephanie. (Determinant) (Shel's Story)
- Eddie and Wyatt show multiple signs of fear when they are chased by Nate's truck. (400 Days)
- Winston is very frightened when he is grabbed by a walker. (All That Remains)
- Clementine is very afraid when she is by herself after getting separated from Christa. (All That Remains)
- Luke is shocked when he discovers the dog's bite on Clementine's arm, thinking it was a lurker's bite. (All That Remains)
- Clementine was visibly scared as she attempted to suture her bite wound. (All That Remains)
- Carver's group is run heavily by means of intimidation and fear; the guards are often posted to make sure people are doing the forced labor they are assigned rather than to protect the hardware store. This causes the cabin group to fear them. (In Harm's Way)
- Sarita is heavily scared while she is being bitten by a walker. (In Harm's Way)
- Sarita is really scared and shocked at the same time since her arm was cut off by Clementine, and starts to scream or she can be scared and shocked due to the bite the walker leave on her and will be paralyzed and states she is sentenced. (Amid The Ruins)
- Rebecca is heavily fearful of escaping through the walker herd. (Amid The Ruins)
- Sarah is fearful of acting independently, and is unable to flee from walkers by herself. (Amid The Ruins)
- Arvo fears Kenny for what he had done to him. (No Going Back)
- Clementine's group begin to fear Kenny, resulting in some of them deciding to leave. (No Going Back)
- Kenny fears dying if Clementine decided to shoot him. (Determinant) (No Going Back)
Dead Reckoning
- Shane Walsh looks in horror at Paul's corpse and wonders what exactly happened. (The Walking Dead: Dead Reckoning)
- Don screams in fear and agony after an undead Robb Spanner fatally bites him in the neck. (The Walking Dead: Dead Reckoning)
- Gary Taylor yells for help as a undead Robb attempts to bite him. (The Walking Dead: Dead Reckoning)
Social Game
- Several members of the camp worry about turning and being bitten and ask the main character what would he/she do if they were bitten. (Social Game)
- Nathan was terrified he was going to turn when bits of "walker brains" got in his mouth. (Social Game)
- Megan runs out of the camp and into the forest in fear after running into a walker in the kitchen that supposedly groaned her name.
Novel Series
- Philip Blake, his brother Brian, and Nick Parsons look on in horror and disbelief after Penny is shot and dies. (Rise of the Governor)
- Nick and Brian look in horror and in disbelief at what Phillip has done to Cher and Sonny. (Rise of the Governor)
- Brian looks on in horror after Nick shoots his brother. (Rise of the Governor)
- Lilly Caul runs out of fear from walkers, leaving Joshua Lee Hamilton to defend himself. (The Road to Woodbury)
- Josh reveals to Lilly that he too is afraid of walkers. (The Road to Woodbury)
- Sarah Bingham abandons Lilly Caul's plan and flees from walkers, only to be devoured by a large group as she runs. (The Road to Woodbury)
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - February 5, 1984, New Braunfels, Texas rt Ic rop lex, i ne.-Ct* int Ch woolie P.O. cox 45436 dalles, i!exr><; 75?45 Comp. SWC scores Houston 76, SMU 57 Arkansas 63, Baylor 44 Rice 43, Texas A8-M 42 Texas Tech 47, TCU 45 Cougars shred Hays; -Sports, Unicorns, SV nipped ^ge 7a College scores Georgia Tech 71, Maryland 70 Alabama 69, Kentucky 62 Washington 89, UCLA 81 Stephen F. Austin 69, SWT 60 DePaul 59, St. John's 57Ruling on petition surprises mayor, Miller By DYANNE FRY Staff writer The legal opinion that led City Council to throw out a citizens' petition last Thursday surprised people on both sides of the council bench. Mayor O.A. Stratemann Jr. says he came prepared to put the 40 percent homestead exemption on the April 7 election ballot, as the petitioners had requested. He did not expect City Attorney John Chunn to say the petition was improperly worded, and therefore not binding on the council. The mayor had talked with Chunn the previous week, and had understood then that the council had no choice but to call the election. Citizen Douglas Miller, who helped draw im and circulate the petition, got the same impression. "I talked to the city attorney last week. He told me we needed (signatures from) 32 more registered voters, and that everything was in order," Miller said. ''We went out and got over IOO more," only to hear Friday morning that the petition was no good after all. Chunn admits to misleading some people, because he'd made an erroneous assumption himself. At the time he'd last talked to Miller and Stratemann, he was still thinking that the petition applied under Article VHI of the Texas Constitution, which provides for initiative and referendum on certain tax matters. In the last day or two before Thursday's special meeting, Chunn found that the constitution permits referendums on certain types of tax exemptions, but not the optional 40 percent homestead exemption. He told council Thursday that the petitioners might still be able to call an election under the New Braunfels City Charter, but that the present petition did not meet the requirements of that charter. Specifically, the signatures were not dated; and no one signed an oath at the bottom of the petition, attesting to the truth of the statements therein. After hearing the report, Coun-cilmember Betty Lou Rushing moved to grant the homestead exemption outright. She was voted down 3-2, with two council members absent. None of the petition-signers attended Thursday's special meeting. Miller told the Herald-Zeitung Friday that he did not know what their next step would be. Chunn gave each council member a sample petition which, he feels, would satisfy the initiative requirements of the city charter. But the attorney is not sure the homestead exemption is a subject for initiative and referendum. Repeated conferences with the Texas Attorney General's office have still not given him a clear answer. If Miller's group drew up a petition just like Chunn's, and collected 109 signatures by next week, Chunn would advise the council to call an election. He feels that ignoring such a petition might be grounds for a lawsuit. If the election were called, and the voters passed the 40 percent exemption, the attorney feels fairly sure the results would not be challenged. However, it seems possible that Qty Council might still refuse to call the election. "If John Chunn tells me that by See COUNCIL, Page HA Mayor O.A. Stratemann Jr. (left) said Thursday's ruling by City Attorney John Chunn (right) took him by surprise A ED New Braunfels Nm Braunfels. Texas Herald-Zeitung OO Kl A Oft OO D OA Af* ft C SUNDAY February 5, 1984 50 Cents Volume 93 — No. 26 70 Pages —5 Sections (USPS 377-880)Villarreal to announce for sheriff By DEBBIE DeLOACH and DORIAN MARTIN Staff writ ars Monday's filing deadline should set the stage for local politics in 1964. Part at that drama will be former Sheriff's Ll. Gilbert Villarreal, who has announced he will file for sheriff at IO a.m. Monday. Villarreal resigned as lieutenant on Jan. 23 over what he called "internal problems/" Walter Fellers, who's been sheriff since 1953, accepted the resignation and said Villarreal "got a little cross with one of his supervisors." "I will file by petition at IO a.m. Monday at (Tom) Bluntzer's office," Villarreal said Saturday. "I needed 76 signatures to get on the ballot (to file by petition), and I have over 250." Both running as Democrats, Villarreal will oppose Fellers, who filed for re-election Jan. 24. Carl Davis and Walter Van Auk en have filed for the post on the Republican side. Four county officials who will seek re-election were unopposed, as of Friday. They were: Bill Reimer, county attorney; Gloria German, tax assessor-coUector; J.L. "Jumbo" Evans, Precinct I county commissioner; and Werner Kiesling, Precinct I constable. All of these incumbents, except for Evans, are running on the Democratic ticket. District attorney William Schroeder, who has indicated he will seek re-election on the Democratic ticket, will file in Austin. Thus far, he has no announced opposition. Incumbent Charles H. "Tart" Mund and Lorenzo See ELECTION, Page IU Satellite now 'jAt ease Two ROTO members lake a break to lean on the railing of the walkway on the Comal River near the Wursthalle Saturday. Club members from all over the area journeyed to New Braunfels Saturday, as the New Staff photo bf Jo** bt 5«W Braunfels High School Junior ROTC chapter hosted them for drill competition on the Wurstfest grounds More photos. Page 2A CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla 1AP1 -An official raised the possibility Saturday that the $75 million Wester VI communications satellite exploded after it was launched from the space shuttle Challenger and is now merely chunks of junk orbiting the Earth Bill Ziegler, mission director for Western Union, which owns the satellite also said later that a faint signal heard by a California ground station may indicate tile satellite wasn't destroyed But he said it was useless anyway because there was no fuel left to send it up to its 22,300-mile-high orbit. Meanwhile, a second shuttle customer — the government of indonesia —■ fiad NASA postpone Saturday's shuttle launching of Palapa-B. an electronic twin to the Weslar VI When the astronauts went to bed, they were told that no decision had been reached w hether to release it on Sunday or Monday, or bring it back home. Another decision hinged on the second launching: whether the Challenger should stay up an extra day to acconunodale the delay. On Tuesday and Thursday, mission specialists Robert Stewart and Bruce and perform the first space walk without a lifeline The North American Aerospace Defense Command said its huge radars in California and Florida determined that 'two of the objects are large enough to be the satellite" and said the pieces are in the same general orbit as Challenger. That would indicate the rocket firing that was to take Westar VT from the Challenger's 190-mi Ie orbit to one 22,300 nuies high may have spun the satellite in place like a pinwheel. The solid state fuel used in Westar's rocket stage burns until it is exhausted; there is no way the engine shuts dew ti once the fuel is ignited. With no fuel, there is virtually no chance of it being useful ... we could never get it up to geosynchronous orbit," Ziegler said. A tracking station operated by Hughes Aircraft Co , in Fillmore, Calif., - received two minutes of signal from an object trailing the orbiter" about I p m EST, but it was so weak that antennas could not lock on it, Ziegler said Asked whether he thinks the satellite has been found, Ziegler See SHUTTLE, Page UA Wild horses due in San Marcos By DORIAN MARTIN Staff writer SAN MARCOS — Most children dream of having a horse of their own. But by adulthood, they put such dreams away, acknowledging that its cost is too high. Yet, those dreams can come true today. The chance: a herd of wild horses to be adopted at the Hays County Gvic Center. The price: $195 ($125 for the horse, $70 for handling and paperwork). Approximately 50 healthy horses will be put up for adoption by the Bureau of Land Management, a part of the United States Department of Interior. The program, which will run from 8 a m. until 5 p.m., is just one of many around tile country in which the range horses are distributed "These horses are wild," said BLM official John Whitley. "They've been captured in Nevada." The bureau captures horses as part of a herd reduction in eight states: Nevada, Wyoming, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Utah, Colorado and California. The animals have been handled, sorted, vaccinated, wormed, aged, Coggins tested Hor anemia» and freeze-marked "They can go anywhere," Whitley said. The bureau also offers wild mules from Arizona and California for adoption, although there are none in the San Marcos group. "They (the burros) go as fast as they can get them," Whitley noted Whitley explained the adoption process is to help BLM reduce the 60,000 horses on public lands to around 25,000 This insures adequate food for the remaining wild horses and protection of the area wildlife The Wild Free-Roaming Horse and Burro Act of 1971, and amendments to that law in 1976 and 1978, provided for the protection and adoption of the excess animals The round-up of the wild horses is done by contract, but the method of gathering the horses has changed See HORSES, Page UA Three suspects jailed in county burglariesInside By DEBBIE DeLOACH Staff writer Ed Mullins, who's only been a Sheriffs investigator a little over a weak, has already arrested three burglary suspects. His promotion Jan. 27 from deputy to Investigator, along with Kermit Kroosche, was prompted by the rtslgnshon of Sheriff's LL Gilbert VtUaiteal Jan. 0. "It started with an Informant who catted us, Randall and Basar countian, and said there wort two boys with stolen merchandise," Mullins •aid Saturday. ''Wa wart working on it on this end when we found out they were in jail in Boerne. " Officials there had arrested Ricky Fay Woods, ll, and Johnny Ray Buckley, 17, in connection with two house burglaries and a stolen car in Bexar County. "While we were working on it from this end, we recovered about $3,500 worth of merchandise from two pawn shops and the suspects' residence," Mullins said, adding most of the merchandise was traced back to three house burglaries In the Bulverde — Sun Valley area. Baa BURGLARY, Page IUToday's Weather It will be turning windy and colder today, becoming clear and cold tonight Winds will increase from the north to 15-20 mph and gusty today. High today will be in the mid- to upper 50s, low tonight in the tew to nud-30s, and a high on Monday near 46. 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The boy escaped the blaze and police talked with him, Hughes said. "The fire spread very rapidly and was inhumanly hot. They were all dead before firemen arrived," Hanson said. Four youngsters, aged 2 to 6, two men and a woman escaped unharmed, officials said, leaving one man "walking around the neighborhood in a daze," Hanson said A neighbor reported the fire at 7:45 a rn. and when firemen arrived -'there was smoke coimng wit of all the windows, cracks and crevices" of the two-story, wooden home, said fire 14. Amie Johnson. Initial reports indicated the victims were members of two families, Hanson said They may fiavt died of smoke inhalation, he said. # "We had a report there were kids rn the building We saw smoke coming out of the upstairs windows and flames conung out of one window," said paramedic Scott Whiting, 26, who suffered burned ears. "There was heavy smoke inside and we couldn't see. 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Ed Miliband secured the significant backing – and a cash donation – from former SDP leader David Owen as the Labour leader won his party's support for reforming its links with the trade unions.
More than 30 years after walking out of the Labour party over its then failure to reform, Lord Owen praised Mr Miliband for his "brave and bold" decision to change union influence in leadership elections. The former Foreign Secretary announced he was donating £7,500 to Labour and gave his backing to Mr Miliband's bid to become Prime Minister, warning that the NHS would be "completely destroyed" by 2020 unless there was a change of Government.
At a special conference in east London to approve Labour's sweeping changes, which saw the abolition of the electoral college and the introduction a true one member one vote system, Mr Miliband won a strong mandate for reform, with 86 per cent of delegates in support.
In a sign of how the reforms are being seen as genuinely progressive, Lord Owen, who along with his fellow "Gang of Four" SDP founders in 1981 led to a hastening of the modernisation of the Labour Party, revealed his backing 24 hours after Tony Blair said Mr Miliband had shown "real courage and leadership".
In a statement, Lord Owen said: "This is a brave and bold reform by Ed Miliband and one I strenuously argued for as a Labour MP at the special conference on Saturday, 25 January 1981.
"This very desirable change, nevertheless, threatens to weaken Labour's financial support at a critical time when I and many others are hoping to see the Party produce a plan for Government from May of next year to rescue our NHS. Saving the NHS is my main political priority and I suspect that of many others.
"To help Labour reverse the 2012 NHS legislation without yet another major reorganization, I have made a declarable contribution of over £7,500 to Labour funds. Unless there is a change of Government the NHS in England will be completely destroyed by 2020."
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A second Labour MP, Bill Esterson, spoke in the Commons recently about the "disastrous" impact the free coffee was having on independent coffee shops in his Sefton Central constituency.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 26, 1985, New Braunfels, Texas Hwrald-Zeltung Tuesday, March 26,1985 j | bury Cards with 11 -hit deluge By TOM LABINSKI Staff writer Scoring in every inning, the Canyon Cougars plowed over Del Valle 11-3 Monday and raised their record to 8-3. The Cougars picked up ll hits, including Ronnie Rittimann's three-run home run in the third inning, and Canyon pitcher Michael Rodriguez gave up just six hits in going the distance for the decision. Rodriguez struck out eight Cardinal batters. "Michael pitched a pretty good game for us," said Cougar loach Ralph Behrend. "He only made one real mistake in the ballgame, and Del Valle took advantage of that." That mistake came on a chest-high 2-1 pitch to Gus Calvo. The Cardinal catcher lashed the ball over the left-field fence for a home run to tie the score at one in the second inning. Canyon scored one run in the first when Danny Hernandez walked and advanced to third on a two-base error on Randy Riggs' fly ball. Bret Cappleman drove in Hernandez with a single to right. The Cougars picked up another unearned run in the second when Troy Moss walked and advanced to third on another two-base error in the outfield on a single by Danny Rodriguez. Designated hitter Scott Wagner then hit into a fielder's choice, scoring Moss. The Cardinals tied the game at two in the third inning when picher Danny Gujardo reached base on an error and scored when third baseman Gilbert Guerrero doubled him home. In the Canyon half of the third, Brad Campbell and Gary Edwards walked, and with one out, Rittimann hit a 1-1 pitch over the left-center field fence for a 5-2 lead. "We were hitting the ball a little better today,'' Behrend said. "I think we were a little more aggressive and a little more relaxed. We broke out of our doldrums where we didn't hit with men on bases when Ronnie hit that homer. It kind of opened the Box score CANYON DELVALLE ib r h bi ab r h bi DHerndz. 3b 3 110 Gamey. H 4 0 0 0 Riggs, 2b 4 110 Gujardo, p 3 2 0 0 CampbM. ss 2 2 0 0 Guarero, 3b 3 0 11 Cappimn. c 3 12 2 Calvo, c 3 111 Edwards, rf 3 2 2 1 Davis, ph 10 0 0 Rittimn, cf 4 2 2 4 Macias,1b 2 0 11 Moss, 1b 2 2 2 1 Harper, rf 2 0 0 0 DRodrgj, lf 2 0 12 Viens.ph 10 0 0 Wagner, db 4 0 0 1 Nelson, 2b 3 0 2 0 Totals 27 111110 Mlnblch ss 2 0 0 0 HerndtA ph 10 0 0 Orti*. cf 3 0 10 Totals 28 3 6 3 Del Valle...............011 OOO 1 - 3 Canyon................113 213 x —ll E - D Hernandez, Cappleman Riggs Gamey 2, Nelson Melienbulch Ortiz LOB Canyon 6 Dei Valle 9 2B - Moss Guerrero Nelson HR Rittimann, Calvo SB - Hernandez O, Riggs 2 Campbell 2, Cappleman Moss Gujardo S Cappleman. D Rodriguez 2 IP H R ER BB SO Del Vade Gujardo L 6 1111 8 6 3 Canton Rodriguez M, W, 3-2 7 6 3 2 3 8 HBP — By Hernandez (Macias Gujardo) T 2 05 A - 90 gates for us." The Cougars kept hitting, scoring two more runs in the fourth on two hits. With one out, Riggs singled and stole second. Campbell walked, and Riggs stole third on a 1-1 pitch to Cappleman. Cappleman hit a sacrifice fly to center, scoring Riggs. Campbell stole second base and scored on Edwards' single to left. Canyon made it 8-2 with a run in the fifth. Moss singled to left and scampered to third when Gainey Tracey misplayed the ball. Danny Rodriguez' sacrifice fly to left scored Moss. The Cougars added three more insurance runs in the sixth, with four hits in the inning. With one out. Cappleman and Edwards singled. Rittimann's single to center scored Cappleman. Moss' double down the left field line scored Edawards, and Rittimann scored on Danny Rodriguez' sacrifice fly to center field. Michael Rodriguez, who the inning before had pitched himself out of a bases loaded jame by striking out Gainey, again faced problems in the seventh. He hit the leadoff batter and walked the next. After striking out Calvo, he surrendered a run-scoring single up the middle to first baseman Gerald Macias. Rodriguez struck out the next batter, and the game ended when Cappleman threw out Guerrero trying to steal second. Canyon defeated Del Valle 3-2 in ten innings earlier this season, with the same pitchers on the mound. "Their pitcher wasn't as sharp as he was last time out," Behrend said. "Also the weather was misty and rainy then. This was just a better day for baseball." The Cougars' next game is at home today against Anderson. Game time is4:30p.m. Antlers stop SV on one hit KERRVILLE - Two Kerrville Tivy pitchers combined on a one-hitter as the Antlers beat Smithson Valley 5-1 Monday night. The Rangers' only hit against winner Ruben Flores and relief man Johnny Stevens came in the second inning. Smithson Valley scored its run in the sixth inning when Flores walked the bases loaded and Stevens hit a batter. The Tivy pitchers walked seven batters in the fifth and sixth innings, but each time the Rangers failed to convert. In the fifth, a runner was thrown out trying to score from third on a groundnut. In the sixth, a passed ball bounced right back to catcher Sean Mason, and he tagged out a runner try mg to score. Smithson Valley fell to 5-6 on the season with its fourth straight loss. Chm Simons, despite allowing only three hits, was the loser. His record fell to 4-3 Linescore Ranger* Antler* Smithton Valle, OOO OOI 0-1 I 3 Kerrville TIVV 010 ISO a-6 3 3 Chn* Simon* end Abe' (Jbelle Ruben Flore* Johnny Steven* »6' end Seen Mason WR ~ Flore*. 2 1 IR Simon* 4 3 Nolan Ryan, Astros getting hot Page 7A LESLIE KRIEWALDT HERALD ZEITUNG Canyon's Troy Moss gets out of the batters' boxLights strike out at Chicago's Wrigley Field CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago Cubs have bean thrown out in their first at-hat for lights at Wrigley Field, but hold on baseball fans, the call is being appealed. Attorneys for Tribune Co., owners of the National League team, have filed notice that they will appeal a judge's ruling Monday that upheld state and city laws effectively banning night baseball in a park where the game baa been played exclusively in the sunshine since 1916. The notice, filed with the Illinois Appellate Court, came two hours after Cook County Circuit Judge Richard Curry said those laws don't violate the team's constitutional rights Curry suggested the Cubs owners were more concerned about making money with night baseball than they were about the potential disruption to the 55,000 residents of the North Side community. "The game of baseball may be everybody's business, but the business of baseball is greed," Curry said in his 64-page ruling. "The Cute and the commissioner of baseball have lost their grasp of reality and perspective on values; they have apparently adopted the 'Hit 'em where they live' slogan," he added. The ruling, which came in response to a suit filed by the Cubs in December, was applauded by city leaders and residents around the park. "This ruling is further evidence that neighborhoods have the right to make critical decisions which affect their lives . . ." Mayor Harold Washington said. "It means peace and tranquility," said Alderman Bernard Hansen, whose ward includes part of the area around Wrigley Field, the only major league ballpark without lights. But General Manager Dallas Green said in Mesa, Ariz., where the Cubs are rn spring training, that he was "very, very disappointed" with Curry's ruling. While he made no reference to rumors that the Cubs would move if they couldn't get lights, he said, "We consider this very, very serious business." Curry's ruling interspersed words from "Take Me Out To The Ballgame" and ended with, "Yes, you're out. O-U-T The Cubs are out . . . Justice is a southpaw and the Cubs Just don't hit lefties!" State law subjects stadiums to strict noise pollution standards that are monitored by the Illinois Pollution Control Board. A city ordinance prohibits professional sporting contests between the hours of 8 p.m. and 8 a.m. in open stadiums containing more than 15,000 seats that are located within 500 feet of IOO or more dwellings. No pot of Gold Punch/ess Gunslingers fall; Denver fans snooze DENVER (AP) — The bottom line, aa Coach Mouse Davie and several players noted, was that they won, however unimpressive they looked in the process. The Denver Gold, putting together three scoring drives that totaled only 49 yards thanks to San Antonio turnovers, defeated the Gunslingers 18-2 Monday night In United States Football League action. The victory raised the Gold's record to 3-2 and kept them within striking distance of Western Conference leader Houston, at 5-0. But a far more significant event may have occurred here Monday night. Denver fans may have soured on the USFL, which could ultimately threaten the existence of the three-year-old franchise. Despite perfect weather, only IS JOI fans turned out for the game — a record low for the Gold. Two weeks ago, in their only other home game of tho season, the Gold drew a meager 17 JIO, which came despite a money-back guarantee that officials thought might attract a crowd of 40,000 to HJN. Qaid owner Doug Speckling instatedStatistics San Antonio.............OOO 2-2 Denver .................. 0 0 0 10-18 Second Rariod Dan - Evans 5 run (kick failed), 10:61. Fourth Ported Dan - FC Speelman 47, 3:60 Den-Harris I pass from Evans (Speelman kick), 9:21. SA-Safsty Ulmer tackled Kilkenny in and zone, 13:06 A-13,901 there was no cause for undue alarm. "I'm a patient man," Spedding said. "We just have to give this team time, and work a little harder on promotions." But the downward trend is unmistakable. In 1963, the Gold averaged an impressive 41,735 in home attendance, slipping slightly to 33,952 last season. Gold quarterback Vince Evans, who scrambled 5 yards for one Pas*** ..............626 I 24-40-0 Sack* by.................. 5-39 4-21 Runt* ................... .6-37 642 Fumble* lost ................6-3 3-2 Penalties yard* .............11-79 12-92 Time of Possession.......... 27:36 32:24 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING - San Antonio. Worthy 7 31, Canada 4-28, Stamper 7 22, Morten*en 2-16, Taylor 2-7, Roberta 1 I Denver, B Johnson 9-11, Even* 3-10, L Harris I-J. White I -1. PASSING —San Antonio, Taylor 7-17-0-63, Mortenaen 2 9-12 19 Danvar, Evant 22 360-204. Gaghano 2 2-0-minus 3. RECEIVING-San Antonio, Hadnot 2-18, Gordon 2 17 Buggs 2-16. Canada 19, Stamper 1-9, Worthy I 3 Danvar, Turner 7-66, Lewis 6-64, B Johnson 6 65, L. Harn»3-12, White 24. MISSED FIELD GOALS -San Antonio, Mika touchdown and passed for another, had some doubts of his own. "It was a lackluster performance, but we'll take the win," said Evans. "There seemed to be some lack of concentration, but still we came back from adversity to get the points we needed." San Antonio, which crossed midfield four times in the game but got no closer than the Denver 24-yard line, was victimized by sacks, penalties and dropped passes in addition to its four turnovers. The Gunslingers finished with only 156 yards in total offense. "It's unbelievable, it's so frustrating," said San Antonio Coach Jim Bates, whose team dropped to I-4. "We've tried everything on offense, and nothing has worked." A second-quarter fumble by San Antonio quarterback Whit Taylor, making his first start of the season, set up the game's first score — Evans' scramble up the middle. Denver mounted a third-quarter drive from its own 2-yard line that reached the San Antonio 5, where Bill Johnson fumbled the ball away. But Denver got the ball back three plays later on fullback Larry Canada's fumble, and Brian Speelman kicked a 47-yard field goal for a 9-0 lead with ll:IO left in the game. Denver, seeking the first shutout in its history, lost it with 1:56 remaining when Speelman couldn't handle a high snap on a punt in the end zone. Denver's Tom Kilkenny recovered in the end zone, preventing a possible San Antonio touchdown but giving up the safety. SA Dan First down* ...................9 14 Rushee-yards ............. 23-106 1 4-25 Passing yards.................51 162 Saturn yards..................9 8 Mayer 51 Danvar, Speelman 54,12 Cougarettes honored for grades Twelve players from the Canyon girls' basketball team were named to the District 13-4A all-academic team. The Cougarettes' delegation was the largest in the district. No other team had as many as IO on the list, which recognized players who had grade-point averages of 90 or higher New Braunfels' girls had five players on the team, while Canyon's boys had three players and New Braunfels' boys had one. Hays had the largest number of athletes named to the boys' team, five. Lockhart did not have a player on the team. Cougarettes named to the team were seniors Lauren Burch (94 average), Sharon Jenschke (96.6), Kelly Undrum (90), Leona Soechting (96.6) and Patti Still (90). Juniors were Cheryl Butler (96), Nancy Tieken (91), Michele Toon (94) and Sherry Wood (95.8). Sophomores were Nancy Bargander (92.5), Renata Rittimann (94.5) and Stacey Smith (90). Players from New Braunfels' girls team were seniors Rhonda Reed (94) and Heather Seay (95.6); juniors Debbie Smith (95) and Teri Sides (91) and sophomore Heather Woods (98). Named from the Canyon boys' team were seniors Ronnie Rittimann and Rodney Hansen and junior David Hays. New Braunfels' representative was Mike Wofford. Usa Schandua of state semifinalist Fredericksburg had the highest average with a 99, while teammates Usa Knopp and Sherri Jung had 96. Fredericksburg and Hays had nine players each named to the girla' all-academic team. — ;
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INTERESTING NOTE: Thompson had just turned 17 in 1959 when he married his pregnant girlfriend, Sarah Lindsey, and lived in public housing for a year. His wife later taught school and he worked at a bicycle plant, a post office and a motel, among other jobs, to pay his way through Memphis State University and Vanderbilt University law school. They divorced in 1985.
DETAIL YOU MIGHT NOT KNOW: President Nixon was upset with Tennessee Sen. Howard Baker's selection of Thompson as Republican counsel to the Senate Watergate Committee, complaining that Democrats on the committee would take the 30-year-old Thompson "in like Flynn." Baker, however, assured Nixon that Thompson was "mean" enough to stand up to the Democrats.
CHALLENGE: His late entry into the 2008 presidential race leaves him far behind his Republican rivals in fundraising, endorsements and organization.
CAREER NOTE: Thompson initially supported former Tennessee Gov. Lamar Alexander for president in 2000, switching his allegiance to Arizona Sen. John McCain after Alexander dropped out and becoming McCain's national co-chair. All three -- Thompson, Alexander and McCain -- were on George W. Bush's list of potential running mates.
PERSONAL: After being divorced for nearly two decades, Thompson remarried in 2002 and started a second family. Daughter Hayden was born in 2003 and son Samuel in 2006. He has three children -- one deceased -- from his first marriage, and seven grandchildren.
TOUGH ISSUES: Explaining his career as a Washington lobbyist, including his work for a family planning group seeking to relax an abortion rule.
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Back in May, Mom and Dad decided to get a new puppy for the family. They told me that part of the reason why they wanted to get a new puppy was so that I could have a playmate. Whenever I get bored, I either nudge one of them and lay my head on their lap or I stand about 2 feet away from them and stare until they can't take it anymore. I guess those tactics were starting to get old, so now I have a new little brother. He's not so new anymore, since we've been together for 9 months already.
His name is Duncan. He can be such a pest sometimes. He nibbles on my ankles with his sharp teeth and even latches onto my jowels. I admit, it does make me yelp at times, but I take it like a dog. I play back, but I never actually bite down. He is about a quarter of my size, but I still let him think he's boss. Though my old boxer days of being an energizer bunny have somewhat gone by, I still can keep up with the little whippersnapper. I believe his agility and speed was learned from me. He's also taught me a few things:
1. Eating all my food right away instead of one bite at a time like I used to.
2. Barking at other dogs while we're walking.
3. Barking when the door bell rings.
Sometimes I'm not in the mood to play and just want to take a nap. That's usually when Mom or Dad make a bed for me and keeps Duncan away. At first, I was a bit skeptical about the addition, but now it's all gravy.
I suppose I've been a bad doggie lately due to the fact I have not visited Dogster in such a long time. It really is a great way for me to meet dogs from all over the US! I'm glad Bella had asked me to become her pup pal or I probably wouldn't have logged on to discover the new Journal Entry feature on this website. The team who runs this thing is so creative! (Check out Bella's page after mine. She is a cute 3-month old boxer!)
So what's been happenning in my wild and crazy life, you ask? Well, since July, my mommy and daddy sold our condo even though our new house isn't built yet. They told me it was such a great offer, they couldn't pass it up and also because they market is "hot" right now. Yes, they try to teach me everything. They think I'm a person! Anyway, I have been living at granma, great-auntie and great-granma's house ever since. Mommy, Daddy and I share one room together and I love it! I miss my crate at times, so I hang out in the bathroom or in the hallway every so often. The close quarters comfort me. It's been difficult for me adjusting to great granma's accent. I don't understand what she's saying and she's always yelling at me! Once, daddy didn't come home for lunch and mommy was on a business trip and great-granma forgot to take me out during lunchtime. By the time daddy came home from work, I was about to pee inside the house but I was good and held it for a long time - around 8 hours! There are also upsides to living here. I seem to be able to persuade them more easily in giving me people food. It's awesome! I'm staying here till Mid-November I think when the new house is completely built.
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Located within a 5-minute walk of Lucky Mall Super Market, Shinta Mani Resort is within a 15-minute stroll of Angkor Shopping Center. This 64-room, 4-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like a full-service spa, an outdoor pool, and free in-room WiFi. Centrally located in Downtown Siem Reap, the hotel is also a short walk from Siem Reap Royal Residence and Shrine to Preah Ang Check and Preah Ang Chom.
Start your day off right with a free buffet breakfast, served each morning from 6 AM to 10:30 AM. Enjoy a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, or relax with a drink at the bar/lounge. Satisfy your hunger from the comfort of your room with room service.
The 64 individually decorated accommodations feature balconies and afford space to spread out with sitting areas. Guests can expect free WiFi and 40-inch LCD TVs with satellite channels. Pillowtop beds sport premium bedding and bathrooms offer rainfall showers, hair dryers, and designer toiletries. Other standard amenities include fireplaces, minibars, and coffee makers.
Renovated in 2013, Shinta Mani Resort offers a full-service spa, an outdoor pool, and free WiFi in public areas. There's limited parking, and an airport shuttle (available on request) for USD 22 per vehicle one-way. The front desk is staffed 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Other amenities at this spa hotel include a conference center, a business center, and coffee/tea in a common area.
Property features
- Free buffet breakfast
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Onsite dining
- Spa
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Shinta Mani Resort
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Shinta Mani Resort features a full-service spa and an outdoor pool. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a snack bar/deli. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of a business center and limo/town car service. This Art Deco hotel also offers spa services, a library, and tour/ticket assistance. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) and a shopping center shuttle. A total renovation of this property was completed in August 2013.
Shinta Mani Resort has designated areas for smoking.
- Designated smoking areas
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Free breakfast
- 24-hour front desk
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 64
- Number of floors - 2
- Bar/lounge
- Business center
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Express check-in
- Full-service spa
- Shopping center shuttle (surcharge)
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Pool umbrellas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Snack bar/deli
- Garden
- Laundry facilities
- Library
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Parking (limited spaces)
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Conference center
- Pool sun loungers
- Year Built 2004
- Number of buildings/towers - 4
- Spa services on site
- Outdoor pool
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Snack bar/deli
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Parking (limited spaces)
Room Amenities
Shinta Mani Resort offers 64 air-conditioned accommodations, which are accessible via exterior corridors and feature fireplaces and minibars. Rooms open to balconies. These individually decorated and furnished accommodations have separate sitting areas. Pillowtop beds feature premium bedding. 40-inch LCD televisions come with premium satellite channels. Bathrooms include showers with rainfall showerheads, bathrobes, slippers, and designer toiletries.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks, complimentary newspapers, and phones. Additionally, rooms include safes and complimentary bottled water. In-room massages and irons/ironing boards can be requested. A nightly turndown service is provided and housekeeping is offered daily.
- Premium TV channels
- Fireplace
- Premium bedding
- Separate sitting area
- Balcony
- Air conditioning
- Free newspaper
- Access via exterior corridors
- Phone
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Designer toiletries
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Slippers
- Shower only
- Rainfall showerhead
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Satellite TV service
- Free WiFi
- In-room massage available
- Room service (limited hours)
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
- Pillowtop mattress
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Where to Eat
A complimentary buffet breakfast is served each morning between 6 AM and 10:30 AM.
Late night fare is available from room service (during limited hours).
BAI TONG - This poolside restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Open 24 hours. Reservations are required. Open daily.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Boat tours nearby
Spa Services
Shinta Mani Spa has 4 treatment rooms including rooms for couples. Services include hot stone massages, Thai massages, massages, and facials. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy.
- Hot stone massage
- Thai massage
- Detoxification wrap
- Number of treatment rooms 4
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
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 ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! One child 5 years old or younger stays free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 60.5 per day.
- No pets or service animals allowed
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.
No pets or service animals allowed
No elevators
- New Year's Eve gala dinner fee
- Christmas Eve gala dinner fee
Optional extras
- Airport shuttle fee: USD 22 per vehicle (one-way)
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 60.5 per day
Hotel Name
- Shinta
- Shinta Mani
- Shinta Mani Resort
- Shinta Mani Resort Siem Reap
- Shinta Mani Siem Reap
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 72 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. A fee for a mandatory Christmas Eve gala dinner is included in the total price displayed for stays on 24 December. A fee for a mandatory New Year's Eve gala dinner is included in the total price displayed for stays on 31 December. One child 5 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. 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. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
Awards & Affiliations
- Shinta Mani Resort is listed in the 2013 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List of the world's best places to stay.
- The property is a member of Preferred Hotels & Resorts.
Special Offer
Book a stay in any room or rate plan and receive the following benefits:
- Complimentary poolside treatment per person/stay (subject to availability)
- Complimentary ice cream or fruit skewers at poolside
- Free access to sister resort the Shinta Mani Club's facilities
- 20% discount on a spa treatment per person/stay
- Happy Hour from 5 PM - 7 PM at the Royal Lounge


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kotorstrife's 2011 G's OTY
I spent many restless nights tossing and turning over how to present my 2011 games of the year. Why's that? Well, I didn't even complete enough games released in 2011 to formulate a list. For me, it was a year dominated by the past. A game released in 2003 is the best game I played in 2011. I find that a telling testament to the quality of Star Wars: KOTOR. Others, such as Black Ops, Castlevania, and Enslaved, were released in 2010 but consumed a considerable bulk of my gaming hours in 2011. What I ultimately decided to do with this list is rather than ham-fist the few 2011 releases I played into a pitiful portrayal of my year, I would consider every game I played this year regardless of its release date. With that in mind, I feel a sincere sense of liberation and proudly present the best games I played in 2011. Enjoi!


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After such a wonderful day, I had a feeling that by Tyler's facial expression he got bad news. We all just let him have a few moments of silence, and finally he spoke.
"It's Helen…she...Oh the poor boys…they…she killed herself," he said emotionless.
I looked at Em who cuffed her hands over her mouth in a state of sympathy, and then to David who was speechless. Do I ask how, do I try to comfort him, or do I give him some space? I have never had to deal with someone else's tragedy, I am always the victim.
"Why don't we give you some privacy," David finally said clearing his throat.
Em and David went upstairs, leaving Tyler and I alone in the living room. Finally he plopped down on the couch and put his head in his lap. So I sat down beside him in silence, and rubbed his back.
"I'm sorry baby," I whispered.
"The boys are with their aunt, I have to get them in the morning, "he says.
"I can come with if you need," I offered.
"No pumpkin I don't want you around all that stress, I will see if David will ride with me," he says as he lifts his head up.
I see the pain in his eyes, and I know it's not because Helen is gone rather that his boys lost their mother. I want to console him, but I'm not good at this type of thing.
"I need you to watch the store for tomorrow my babe, Thursdays is my big shipment day. I also need you to book an in suite for a few weeks; I can't impose on you or David like that. Besides that the boys will need some time to adjust. It's an 18 hour drive from here, if we leave soon we can make it there tomorrow afternoon. This is it pumpkin, you can run if you want I'm giving you a way out," Tyler says as the sadness in his eyes pierce mine."
I take both of his hands and say, "I love you, were in this together."
Tyler kisses my forehead," I was hoping you would say that."
"Let me go tell them what's going on and get David," I tell him as I start to walk away.
"Wait, would you like to know how she killed herself? He asked hesitantly.
I shrugged my shoulders, "Only if you're comfortable telling me."
"She left the boys with her sister, said she had some errands to run. Hours passed and nobody could get a hold of her. SO finally her sister went to file a report, and they realized she was the sister of the wreck they just cleaned up. Helen hit a brick wall head on going 80 mph. inside the car they found a note addressed to me," he says repeating the note.
My dearest Tyler
You were my one true love, and I know it's hard to believe because of things I have done. Being without you has been so hard, and I can't do it alone. I know you have moved on, and are starting your own family. The boys need a grounded environment to grow up in. I know you're a great father and will take good care of them. I will always love you.
Your wife Helen
"I'm really sorry baby," I said as I went off to fetch David.
When I got to Em's room her door was open, and her and David were waiting patiently. I told them what had happened and David was more than willing to go with Tyler. He left the room to speak to Tyler and Em and I were left alone.
"This is a big responsibility you're taking on Jess," Em reminds me.
"I know, but Auntie Em will help me if I need it," I winked.
"Yes you know I'm a sucker for someone in need," she smiled.
"I am going to call the builder tomorrow and explain the situation. I'll offer to pay more if they can finish up the house to a livable state in two weeks. They can finish all the outside stuff while were living there. I don't want Tyler and the boys living in a hotel," I finished telling her as we head down stairs.
The boys were getting ready to go pack a few sets of clothes, and Tyler was going to borrow his police buddies camper. The boys will enjoy riding back in that for sure.
Em packed them a little cooler of sodas, water, and snacks. We assured them not to worry about us, and made them promise to return home safely.
We walked them outside and kissed them goodbye. We watched as they drove away, and then returned inside the house.
"I'm starving," I said to Em.
"Again jeez, are you eating for two or three or thirty?" Em joked. She knew this was my way of saying I was done talking about the topic for the night.
I grabbed the pickles, Em grabbed some popcorn, and we decided to watch a law and order marathon. Even though it was super late and I had to work early, I wasn't tired.
Em had volunteered to help me out at the store tomorrow. I had suggested to Tyler maybe he hire more people, now that the boys were back. He said he would think about it.
I took a deep breath, "Em did you ever picture our lives turning out this way?"
"You know I think our lives will be great no matter what as long as we stick together," Em answers.
"Touché," I say as I grab another pickle and get back to the show.