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Mojo Magazine's book of the year.
The Hollywood Brats are the greatest band you've never heard of. Recording one near-perfect punk album in 1974, they were tragically ahead of their time.
With only a guitar, a tatty copy of Melody Maker and his template for the perfect band, Andrew Matheson set out, in 1971, to make musical history. His band, The Hollywood Brats, were prepunk prophets - uncompromising, ultrathin, wild, untamable and outrageous. But thrown into the crazy world of the 1970s London music scene, the Brats ultimately fell afoul of the crooks and heavies that ran it and an industry that just wasn't ready for them.
Directly inspiring the London SS, the Clash, Malcolm McLaren and the Sex Pistols, The Hollywood Brats imploded too soon to share the glory. Punk's answer to Withnail and I, Sick on You is a startling, funny and brilliantly entertaining period memoir about never quite achieving success, despite flying so close to greatness.
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Actually , this is quite brilliant.
Nearly lost interest towards the beginning when we had some detail about musical instruments etc - I am not really excited by different types of guitar .
However, this is fabulously written - very poetic in places but rarely overdone. And the delivery,by the front man of the band itself, is exactly what you'd expect of someone who was clearly born to perform.
All in all, an uproarious adventure that I will long remember.
"Hilarious, Mving and Quite Brilliant"
Tumble with me
Just about everything - the story is moving and funny, infuriating in places, and just plain laugh out loud in others. Go find the LP after listening to this.
His own inimitable insights and a theatrical performance - almost as buzzsaw as the Brats music
In this band, no one will hear you play
Simply one of the best audiobooks you will hear in a long time. The performance matches the story, which in turn matches the music. It take you back to 70s London and the squalor and struggle of trying to get on the musical map. Bravo Andrew and thank you!
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Rhythm who likes fruit?? Pear Good for you Lets look at some musical fruit looks like this in music This is a musical rhythm Does this look hard?? Guess what? By the end of this lesson you will be able to clap me this rhythm. but first have we seen one before? say this with me... You just said this rhythm Right, on to the next fruit. Apple helps keep doctors away looks like this in music Apricot Blueberry Huckleberry Ok...not a fruit, but his name is... Pear
Huckleberry we will give these fruit names to musical patterns that fit into the space of one beat say this with me... Now, write down the musical shape to match the fruit It should look something like this now lets practice clapping it They taste nice, but the musical shape looks like this OK lets try this one. Lets Clap it first now write it down It should look like this they taste really nice in muffins It's musical shape is the opposite to Apricot Lets clap this together then write it down you should have this This is quite a fast rhythm Lets try this one... I hope you got this Lets try putting these fruit patterns together 1 2 3 Write down these examples 1 2 3 Answers lets try some thing a little harder clap this for me these are 1 bar long this is 2 bars long Do you want to see the answer?? WELL DONE!!
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Talbot Hobbs
|Sir Talbot Hobbs
Lieutenant General Talbot Hobbs in 1928
|24 August 1864
London, England
|21 April 1938
(aged 73)
At sea
|Australian Army
|Years of service
|1893 – 1927
|Lieutenant General
|Commands held
|5th Division
1st Division
1st Division Artillery
World War I
|Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath
Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George
Volunteer Decoration
Mention in Despatches (8)
Lieutenant General Sir Joseph John Talbot Hobbs KCB, KCMG, VD (24 August 1864 – 21 April 1938)[1] was an Australian architect and First World War general.
Early life[edit]
Hobbs was born in London, the son of Joseph and his wife Frances Ann Hobbs, née Wilson.[1] Educated at St Mary's church school, Merton, Surrey, Hobbs joined the volunteer artillery in 1883. He also worked as draughtsman for a builder, John Hurst. In 1886, he emigrated with Hurst to Western Australia and established an architectural practice in Perth in 1887.
Hobbs designed many of the well known public buildings in Perth and Fremantle, including the Weld Club, the Savoy Hotel and the Perth Masonic Lodge. Hobbs was treasurer of the Western Australian Institute of Architects in 1896, and later became the institute's president from 1909 to 1911.[1] From 1905, he was senior partner in the firm of architects, Hobbs, Smith & Forbes.
Hobbs also designed a number of private residences. The first of these is believed to be Samson House in Fremantle, an example of late 19th century colonial style, which was built in two stages between 1888 and 1890. The house is registered with the National Trust, and is in the Register of the National Estate.[2]
Military career[edit]
In 1893, Hobbs joined the volunteer artillery as a gunner, and rose to the command of the battery in 1897. In 1906 he was a Lieutenant Colonel commanding a West Australian mixed brigade, and in 1913 a colonel commanding the 22nd infantry brigade. On four occasions he went to England and did intensive courses in artillery training with the British army. He was thus thoroughly equipped when war broke out, and on 8 August 1914 was selected by General Bridges to command the 1st Australian divisional artillery.[3] After training in Egypt, he was at the landing at Gallipoli on 25 April 1915 and was soon ashore searching for positions for his guns. Hobbs clashed with Bridges over the placement of the guns. Hobbs was in command of the artillery until 9 November 1915 when he was struck down with dysentery and invalided to Cairo despite his protests.[1]
Hobbs was then promoted Brigadier General and made a Companion of the Order of the Bath. In March 1916 he went with the first Australian division to France, and was in command of the Australian artillery when Pozières was captured. On 1 January 1917 he was given command of the Australian 5th Division and was made a Major General. This division was in the thick of the fighting in the spring of 1917, and in September distinguished itself at Polygon Wood. The staff worked well together, and achieved a great victory. Hobbs was created both a Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath and Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George on 1 January 1918. At the end of April his division fought a great fight at the Second Battle of Villers-Bretonneux, which probably contributed to the abandonment of the German operations towards Amiens.
Towards the end of May, General Monash was placed in command of the Australian Army Corps, and Hobbs became the senior divisional commander in the corps. His division was then given a well-earned rest but took a worthy share in the great counterattack which began on 8 August. It did not take a leading part in the capture of Mont St Quentin, one of the greatest and most important feats of the war, but Monash, in his The Australian Victories in France, stated that he was "concerned . . . that the fine performance of the Fifth Division should not be underrated. The circumstances under which general Hobbs was called upon to intervene in the battle, at very short notice, imposed upon him, personally, difficulties of no mean order". One of his tasks it may be mentioned was the crossing of the Somme in the face of strong opposition, and when Hobbs sent a message to the men of his war-worn division on its beginning a rest period on 8 September, he was able to say that they had "earned imperishable fame for their gallantry and valour". It was but a short rest, for they were in the line again later on in the same month, and Hobbs was making careful plans for the attack on the Hindenburg line which was successfully breached by the 3rd and 5th divisions on 30 September and 1 October. The Australians had done the work allotted to them and were not called upon to fight again. Monash was put in charge of the repatriation and demobilization of the Australian troops, and Hobbs succeeded him in the command of the Army Corps until this was completed in May 1919.
After the Armistice, Hobbs decided to return to his former profession; architecture. With a keen interest in the construction of war memorials, Hobbs was responsible for designing the West Australian War Memorial in Kings Park, Perth, St George's College, Crawley and the Temperance and General and Royal Insurance buildings.
Hobbs died at sea of a heart attack while en route to the unveiling of a war memorial built to the design of English architect Sir Edwin Lutyens at Villers-Bretonneux, a French town recaptured under his command in World War I.
Hobbs was a short and slight man, whose civilian life was that of a successful citizen who had a full realization of his responsibilities to the society of which he was a member. Hobbs was capable, self-sacrificing and measured his life by high standards. From his youth he seems to have realized that some day his country might need him as a soldier, and he set to work to qualify himself for the highest positions. This knowledge was invaluable in France, and when he became a divisional commander his kindliness, tact and firmness gained the affection and respect of his men, while his carefulness of preparation and knowledge made him an excellent divisional commander. Monash said of him that he "succeeded fully as the Commander of a Division by his sound common sense and his sane attitude towards every problem that confronted him". The eulogy of General Sir Brudenell White was "he was not only a soldier, he was also a great citizen, and a great Christian gentleman . . . who knew none other than the straight path".
New interest[edit]
Australian interest in Hobbs' role as architect and soldier has shown a recent revival with the publication of the book The Lionheart Lieutenant – General Sir Talbot Hobbs by David Coombes[4] and doctoral work in Australia. Anzac Day was commemorated in Villers-Bretonneux in July 2008; the local school still has a kangaroo as its symbol and signs declaring "Do not forget Australia." [5] Hobbs' great-granddaughter is the British Australian poet and writer Bridget Talbot Hobbs Khursheed.
The Lieut. General Sir J. J. Talbot Hobbs Memorial, better known as the Talbot Hobbs memorial, was proposed and constructed just prior to the second world war.[6][7][8] The memorial is made of Donnybrook stone with a bronze bust of Hobbs on top, and placed against a background of Canary Island Palms[9] on the Perth Esplanade. Since it was built the memorial has been the receiving point for the salute during ANZAC Day parade, it was also the location from where Queen Elizabeth II took the salute during the 1954 Royal visit. The memorial was placed on the Western Australian Heritage register on 18 March 2005.[9]
The 2012 redevelopment plans for the Perth Esplanade include relocation of the memorial.[10]
As of April 2014[update] the memorial was being moved to the Supreme Court Gardens.[11]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c d Hill, A. J. (1983). Hobbs, Sir Joseph John Talbot (1864–1938). Australian Dictionary of Biography. Vol. 9. Melbourne University Press. pp. 315–317. Retrieved 2009-07-30.
- ^ "Register of Heritage Places – Interim Entry – Samson House" (pdf). Heritage Council of Western Australia. 1992-03-06. Retrieved 2007-10-05.
- ^ "First World War Service Record – Joseph John Talbot Hobbs". National Archives of Australia. Retrieved 8 October 2014.
- ^ Coombes, D (2007), The Lionheart: A Life of Lieutenant-General Sir Talbot Hobbs, Australian Military History Publications, retrieved 7 March 2012
- ^ "Musée Franco-Australien de Villers-Bretonneux". Retrieved 3 October 2012.
- ^ "MEMORIAL TO SIR TALBOT HOBBS?.". The Mirror. Perth: National Library of Australia. 14 January 1939. p. 10. Retrieved 7 March 2012.
- ^ "SIR TALBOT HOBBS MEMORIAL.". The West Australian. Perth: National Library of Australia. 23 August 1940. p. 16. Retrieved 7 March 2012.
- ^ S Dodds. "ANZAC - A Grateful State Remembers - :RE:". nla.gov.au. Archived from the original on 2008-08-15.
- ^ a b "02089 Talbot Hobbs" (PDF). Register of Heritage places, permanent entry. Heritage Council of Western Australia. Retrieved 10 March 2012.
- ^ "J.J. Talbot Hobbs memorial". The City Gatekeepers. Retrieved 22 March 2012.
- ^ "Talbot Hobbs memorial on the move". Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. 4 April 2014. Retrieved 12 April 2014.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Talbot Hobbs memorial statue.
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- General Officers of the 1st AIF: Talbot Hobbs
- Serle, Percival (1949). "Hobbs, Joseph John Talbot". Dictionary of Australian Biography. Sydney: Angus and Robertson.
- "First World War Service Record – Joseph John Talbot". National Archives of Australia. Retrieved 8 October 2014.
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Laser Level - Eyewear Required?
I just purchased a self leveling laser level that shoots cross lines. Should eye wear protection be used with these products or is the laser not that strong? And if so can you recommend some glasses?
I have seen the glasses that help you see the laser lines but I'm not sure if they protect your eyes or not, and you can't always not look at the laser and get it in the eye so a simple pare of glasses would help out.
Looking at the reflected laser on the wall is harmless, so working with special glasses is not necessary. Looking directly into the beam coming out of the laser level is not a good idea...Avoid doing that and you'll be fine.
Looking towards the laser can't always be avoided especially if your walking around looking to grab tools ect. Is there some kind of safety glasses for lasers? (people don't intend to injure themselves with power tools but it happens and some kind of safety is always a good idea)
It isn't star trek :wink:...It won't burn a hole in your eye if you happen to accidentally look into it for a split second. It can do damage if you stare into it for an extended period of time. Don't get me wrong, I'm an advocate for all necessary safety measures. But, I see people working around lasers every single day at work, and never see anyone wearing any sort of laser-proof protective eyewear.
those are all excerpts from OSHA publications or information based on OSHA standards.. The last one was supposed to include a table used to help determine what glasses are appropriate for what laser power used.
this is the link to the entire article: http://www.setonresourcecenter.com/s...E/osha3151.pdf
ok so where can I get a pair? HD or Rona I don't think sells them.
Per WISHA Requirements regulating commercial construction safety, construction lasers being that they are less than 5mw~ laser safety eye wear is not required. The majority of lasers you buy today, either visible or non visible beam, are 3mv~. Those specs in that post are outdated and designed around high powered industrial lasers. In the early days prior to the new tech. , we would have to post the jobsite for potential hazards of lasers and now WISHA and OSHA have done away with that policy. I have used construction laser equipment for the last 15 years daily, look in to the beam daily as well as all of my guy, other trades, no ill effects so far . IMO, dont worry about it, common sense will go miles farther than any safety gear you can buy, staring into the sun will damage your eyes too! If it is done for prolonged periods.
gee, I wasn't aware that OSHA continued to post outdated rquirements. Guess it's just me.
and to anybody that , as tracymc put it, "look in to the beam daily as well as all of my guy, other trades"
is a fricken moron. Just about any laser light can cause damage. It may not be noticable now but it causes damage that will affect you in the future..Just becuase you don't wince and cry in pain doesn;t mean there is no damage.
here is an excerpt from current OSHA publications:
and here is the table that accompanies that literature (also from a current OSHA publication):
I can't get it to copy so here is the link: http://www.osha.gov/dts/osta/otm/otm...m_iii_6.html#2
You'll have to scroll down to find it.
here is the CURRENT listing concerning lasers in Washington
Guess what? Class lll lasers require eye protection.
I figured I would toss in a statement about class ll lasers just for the fun of it:
in most governmental controls, class ll does not require glasses due to the fact they believe the body's aversion response will prevent you from looking into the laser long enough to cause damage. That doesn't mean it won't cause damage, just that you would typically "look away" due to the discomfort it causes before it will cause damage. The way I see it, if my body is "uncomfortable" looking into a laser light, there is a reason and that is because it is injuring my body. You can look at it anyway you want but I don't want to realize 20 years down the road, I fried my retinas and now I am going blind because of my macho stupidity when I was young.
then up to class lll:
So tracymc, do I need to go on? If I am wrong, please post the appropriate sections that state these current publications are no longer in effect.
You can be an idiot and look into a laser if you want but do not post information that is incorrect and could result in harm to others.
I 'm not convinced OSHA even completely understands how to deal with this. :laughing:
It seems they admit to two things.
1) They make no distinction about exposure to lasers, regardless of size
2) Constuction type laser levels produce such low levels of Laser radiation that they do not consider them a workplace hazard
My own interpretation after reading this is that the exposure to an employee from a common laser level would be so small that it could not be classified as a work place hazard and therefor OSHA would not issue a citation. If, however an employee stared into the beam, beyond the unintentional contact level, the employer could be cited for an exposure violation. Simply put, inform your employees not to stare into the laser and you will have met the general duty clause of the OSHA standard about making emlployees aware of workplace hazards. Second, if you catch one staring into it, fire him for violating workplace safety regs.
You do realize that letter was concerning a class I laser don't you?
here is a link to but one laser level. It produces up to 5 mW and is listed as a class IIIA. Very different than a class I laser. Read my info and you will see the different protection required for the various classes of lasers.
Wearing laser eye goggles will make using a laser eye level nearly impossible as you will not be able to see the beam with them on. They work my filtering out the wavelength of the laser, which has the side effect of making invisible. It is possible to buy special cards which will fluoresce and make the beam visible when it hits it, but to be honest I've only ever seen them used for class IV (assuming the laser is visible, IR laser which you can't seem make them much more interesting).
Don't look into the beam, avoid lasing at eye level, and don't leave it on if you aren't using it. Do this and you should be fine.
as to " avoid lasing at eye level".
Hhmm, guy is on a lift setting ceiling grid with laser set 2" below. Do you see a realistic way of not using it at eye level?
. I have posted pertinent OSHA standards as well as plenty of other material stating when you should and when you must wear protection per OSHA. Most guys I hear that say "Oh, don't worry about this or that" also have stories about how they ran a nail through their hand or some other injury from being stupid and not following safety common sense and rules.
Nap, you've been in the trades for how long without hurting yourself by doing something you shouldn't do? If you've never hurt yourself, then you're doing something right my friend.
I agree that it is good to follow safety rules when working and using tools, and OSHA rules are normally an unrealistically strict set of guidelines that will certainly afford someone the greatest protection possible. But, quoting OSHA rules like the gospel doesn't hold a whole lot of water on a DIY site. OSHA rules do not apply to DIYers, and are often impractical and/or ridiculous in the real world. I've seen a lot of good residential crews basically fined into bankruptcy and out of business due to OSHA's random site visits in recent years...Subcontractors fined upwards of several thousand dollars for walking up stairs that didn't have guardrails or walking two steps up 2x12 ramps on the front door of a home 12" off the ground, but the ramps weren't the required 18" wide.
That being said, if there are protective glasses available for laser users, it probably isn't a bad idea to wear them.
and especially since this is a DIY site that the folks asking are not aware of the safety guidelines for any given subject, I feel it is our duty, as those dispensing advice and often professionals, to inform them of the whats and whys. Do you feel we should not consider an OP's safety when answering a question? as a well informed poster here, I actually am offended you would suggest disregarding safety information. OSHA may not apply to a homeowner but the reasons for the rules do.
That said, I don't think installing a drop ceiling from lift is a very typical diy project. All the laser goggles I've worn leak around the edges, and I don't care what I'm doing, I ain't ever intentionally sticking my head in the beam path.
Anyway thekctermite's first response was correct, for a IIIA laser a diffuse reflection is harmless so all you need to do to make sure you don't accidently take the beam to your eye. And yes for some, and possiblye all to be safe, jobs laser wearing laser googles should be one the things you do to ensure this. Just be advised that seeing the beam now becomes a problem.
I have accuatlly been told that OHSA has the right to enforce safety regs on diy projects for which a permit is required. I'm a little skeptical of this, but someone I know claims to have received a stern lecture on fall protection from an OHSA inspector when they did a roof a while back and that was they told him.
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I have 2 tents for sale. Im selling because I just got a traffic ticket and now I need money. Will consider all reasonable offers.
1. Tarptent Squall for 2 people. I bought it off this forum a few months ago but as I said I now need money. I can't find the original posting but I do remember that the tent is seam sealed. It appears a little "motley" in color. I don't know if it was originally that way or not but I tried to take a picture so you could see what I mean. Personally, I like it better than the blue tents because it's more camouflaged. Anyway, it comes with all the poles including the front pole that can be used in place of a trekking pole. It doesn't have a stuff sack or any stakes and therefore I couldn't set it up in the picture. Price is $180 or best offer.
2. Eureka Backcountry 1 for one person. It's been a great tent for me. There are three small holes (maybe 1/4 cm) in the mesh that have some meshing tape over them. I tried to take a picture so can see. I think it would make a good boy scout tent or something.Weight is 3 lbs 14 oz. It has everything you need except the tent stakes. It does however have a rainfly. Price is $80 or best offer.
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The Program
The Criminal Justice certificate program provides you with the opportunity to pursue studies in the law enforcement field and is fully transferable to the two-year degree program.
Online Learning
FLCC's online learning offers you a flexible and convenient way to reach your educational goals. With this option, you can pursue your certificate in Criminal Justice at least 50 percent online. Learn more about FLCC online learning.
The Graduates
Graduates of the program have become members of police departments in New York City, Rochester, and Washington D.C., as well as:
- County Sheriff's Departments
- The New York State Police Department
- The Drug Enforcement Administration
- The United States Marshall's Office
- The United States Secret Service
They also obtain employment in the areas of security, courts, and probation.
Those transferring to four-year institutions in criminal justice have found success at:
- SUNY College at Brockport
- Rochester Institute of Technology
- Roberts Wesleyan College
- John Jay College
Salary: In the criminal justice field, salary levels vary greatly depending on experience, education, rank, specialty, and geographic region. According to the Occupational Outlook Handbook, the median annual wage for private detectives and investigators was $45,740 in May 2012. The handbook cited police officers' annual salary as $56,980 during the same time period.
The Faculty
The current faculty members of the program were practitioners in the field and combined hold over sixty years of empirical experience. The entire active adjunct faculty is working in the field of criminal justice at various levels. FLCC's law classes are administered by an attorney with an advance law degree specializing in constitutional issues and the Supreme Court of the United States. The law enforcement classes are enhanced by two retired patrol supervisors: a retired sergeant from the Rochester, NY Police Department and a former sheriff's sergeant from Monroe County. Together, they bring urban experience along with a unique contemporary exposure to the classroom.
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- Mario (from Mario) as Skarloey
- Yoshi (from Mario) as Rheneas
- Donkey Kong (from Mario) as Sir Handel
- Diddy Kong (from Mario) as Peter Sam
- Carlos as Gordon
- Thomas (from Thomas & Friends) as Sir Topham Hatt
- Oliver (from Thomas & Friends) as Skarloey's Driver
- Stepney (from Thomas & Friends) as Rheneas' Driver
- Duck (from Thomas & Friends) as Sir Handel's Driver
- Sir Handel (from Thomas & Friends) as Sir Handel's Fireman
- George Carlin as The Narrator
- George Carlin: Mario and Yoshi work on the Kingdom that weaves around lakes, and along mountain sides. Their wagons have many visitors, and the characters are proud to run the road, come rain or shine. The characters will never let their passengers down, but they are old, and they tire more easily. Oliver and Stepney understood this, and they spoke kindly to them.
- Oliver and Stepney: There's more than enough work for both of you on this kingdom. The manager is sending two more characters to help us run the road.
- George Carlin: Mario and Yoshi were pleased with this news, and promised to give the new characters a big welcome. When Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong arrived, they found that they had much to learn.
- Donkey Kong: What a small house!
- George Carlin: Grunted Donkey Kong.
- Donkey Kong: This won't do at all. We're much too good for this old shack.
- Diddy Kong: I think it's nice.
- George Carlin: Said Diddy Kong.
- Donkey Kong: Humph.
- George Carlin: Replied Donkey Kong.
- Donkey Kong: What's that rubbish?
- Diddy Kong: Shhh.
- George Carlin: Said Diddy Kong.
- Diddy Kong: That's Mario. He's famous.
- George Carlin: And then he whispered to Mario.
- Diddy Kong: I'm sorry, Mario. Uncle Donkey is upset now, but he's quite nice, really.
- George Carlin: Mario felt sorry for Diddy Kong.
- Sir Handel: Now, Donkey Kong,
- George Carlin: Said Sir Handel.
- Sir Handel: I will get you ready for work.
- Donkey Kong: I'm tired! Let Diddy go; he'd love it!
- Sir Handel: No, you're first.
- George Carlin: Donkey Kong left to fetch his wagons. He didn't like the look of them at all.
- Donkey Kong: What ever next? Those aren't wagons, they're passenger cars!
- Wagons: Oh!
- George Carlin: Screamed the wagons.
- Wagons: What a horrid machine!
- Donkey Kong: It's not what I'm used to.
- George Carlin: Clanked Donkey Kong. He arrived at the station just as Carlos arrived.
- Donkey Kong: Hello, who are you?
- Carlos: I'm Carlos, who are you?
- Donkey Kong: I'm Donkey Kong. I've heard of you. You're an strong boy. So am I, but I'm used to new wagons, not these passenger cars. Do you have new wagons? I see you do.
- Carlos: We must have a chat.
- Donkey Kong: Sorry, I can't stop. We must keep time you know.
- George Carlin: Carlos was speachless! Sounds of a ape growing filled the air as Donkey Kong trumbled along the road. He was still cross when they reached the top station. Donkey Kong was hoping for a rest, but Duck thought otherwise.
- Duck: We'll leave the wagons now, and fetch some carts from the quarry.
- Donkey Kong: Carts?
- George Carlin: Snorted Donkey Kong.
- Donkey Kong: Carts? I won't, so there!
- George Carlin: Donkey Kong was about to cause a great deal of trouble. (Donkey Kong slips on a banana peel and falls)
- Donkey Kong: Told you!
- George Carlin: Said Donkey Kong. By the time workmen came to rescue him, Donkey Kong was feeling rather silly. To make matters worse, there stood Thomas the Tank Engine. His message to Donkey Kong was brief and blunt.
- Thomas: I shall talk to you later!
- George Carlin: Then he and Sir Handel left with Diddy Kong. Donkey Kong was feeling sillier still.
- Duck: Come on.
- George Carlin: Said Duck.
- Duck: Let's get you back on the road.
- George Carlin: When Donkey Kong crawled home, he found Thomas waiting for him.
- Thomas: You're a very naughty monkey! I hope I can trust you to behave when you next come out of this shed.
- George Carlin: After hearing that, I'm sure Donkey Kong will. Aren't you?


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I believe that love is the main key to open the doors to the "growth" of man. Love and union with someone or something outside of oneself, union that allows one to put oneself into relationship with others, to feel one with others, without limiting the sense of integrity and independence. Love is a productive orientation for which it is essential that there be present at the same time: concern, responsibility, and respect for and knowledge of the object of the union.
Education is identical with helping the child realize his potentialities. The opposite of education is manipulation, which is based on the absence of faith in the growth of potentialities and the connection that a child will be right only if the adults put into him what is desirable and suppress what seems to be undesirable.
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Mike looked up from the twenty-one inch color monitor attached to his Macintosh Quadra 950 computer just in time to see two figures pass by his office door. The second figure was unfamiliar, though quite unusual in appearance, but the first one—that guy was unmistakable.
Mike got up from his desk and walked over to the doorway, leaning out into the hall to look in the direction the two men had walked. His view was partially obscured by another head sticking out of the doorway of the office next to his. His colleague Rick had obviously seen the men too.
Rick turned around to look at Mike. "Did you see—?" he asked haltingly.
Mike nodded his head. "Sure did," he replied. "Was that—?"
It was Rick's turn to nod. "Sure looked like him."
"What do you s'pose he's doing here?"
Rick shrugged. "Damned if I know."
Mike pulled the rest of his body out into the hall. Rick followed suit. The two looked at each other for a moment.
"Let's find out!" they said in unison, and took off down the hall.
"Well, this is a pleasant surprise, Bill," Berman said as he came out from behind his desk to extend his hand.
Bill took Berman's hand and shook it firmly. "Good to see you," he said. "Allow me to introduce Lucien DeVille, my new accountant."
Berman extended his hand to DeVille, who took it warmly. "Mr. DeVille," he said, "it's good to meet you."
"A pleasure to meet you, Mr. Berman," DeVille said, in as smooth a voice as any man ever possessed. "I'm a big, big fan of both your shows. You and Mister Piller are creative geniuses as far as I'm concerned."
"Well, thank you very much," Berman said, somewhat uncomfortably. "Please, have a seat." He indicated chairs opposite his desk.
Bill and his companion seated themselves.
"So," Berman said, returning to his chair behind the desk, "what can I do for you?"
"Well," Bill replied, "let's just say I've suddenly come down with a severe case of wanting to know what's new."
Berman looked puzzled.
Bill put up his hands. "Let me explain. Lucien here and I have been going over my finances quite thoroughly over the last few days and, frankly, I had no idea how much money I have invested in Paramount. Now, don't get me wrong. I'm glad to have a major investment in the company that made me famous. I just want to know how my money is being put to work. Lucien advised me to—stay on top of things, as it were."
Berman nodded. "Well, Bill, I'll be happy to fill you in on what's going on here, but this really isn't the big picture. Paramount has a lot more pots on the stove than just Star Trek, you know."
"Absolutely. And I want to check them out too. But Star Trek is the biggest of all the pots, to continue your metaphor, and it's also the nearest and dearest to my heart. Plus, it happens to be one of the biggest money machines in the industry."
Berman nodded.
"It's incredibly exciting," Bill continued. "With all this Deep Space Nine stuff happening now, and the talk of another new show when Next Generation goes to the big screen, it's almost too much to take in. The merchandise is coming out faster than you can catalog it. I'm thinking very seriously about purchasing more stock, and I want to be informed. I want to be up on things."
"I understand, Bill," Berman said, still nodding, "and I think I have just the thing for you." He looked at his watch. "There's going to be a meeting of the licensing group upstairs in just a few minutes. A company we haven't dealt with before is going to be pitching a new product to tie in with Star Trek. You might be interested in seeing how the process works."
"Excellent," Bill said, glancing at DeVille, who gave him an approving nod.
"All right," Berman said, getting up and coming around the desk. "Follow me."
Bill and DeVille got up and followed him out of the office and down the corridor. They didn't notice the stout, bespectacled Asian man and the taller, bespectacled, mustachioed Caucasian man who were standing by the water cooler and glancing furtively around.
Mike and Rick watched Berman, Shatner, and Shatner's black-suited companion pass by on their way to the elevators. They waited a moment, until the threesome had passed out of earshot, then looked at each other.
"Berman didn't look too happy," Rick said.
"I wouldn't be either," Mike said. "What do you s'pose Shatner's up to?"
"I don't know," Rick said thoughtfully, "but it seems kind of weird for him to have all this interest all of a sudden."
"Do you think we should tell Piller?" Mike asked.
"I'm sure Berman will fill him in."
They both turned their heads at the sound of rapid footsteps coming down the corridor. Around the corner sped Berman's colleague Piller, heading for the elevators.
Mike and Rick looked at each other.
"This is getting good!" they said in unison, and took off after Piller.
Berman ushered Bill and DeVille into a meeting room, where a number of nattily-attired individuals were talking amongst themselves around a large conference table. At the front of the room, a tall, angular woman with short blond hair and wire-rimmed glasses stood near an easel, talking with three men in blue pinstripe business suits that were almost identical in every respect to every other business suit in the room. Bill was certain that he would be hard pressed to describe any of the men present two seconds after he departed.
As Berman led him and DeVille to the front of the room, the woman caught sight of them out the corner of her eye and turned to look. Smiling, she excused herself from her conversation and came towards them. A moment later, two of the men with whom she had been speaking followed her, leaving the third standing by the easel, shifting back and forth on his patent-leather wing tips.
"Mister Berman," she said, beaming as she took Berman's hand to shake it vigorously. "I'm glad you could come."
"Good to see you, Brenda," Berman said pleasantly. "Let me introduce my guests." He turned to Bill and DeVille. "Gentlemen, this is Brenda Vickers, head of our licensing division. Brenda, this is Bill Shatner and his accountant Lucien DeVille."
Brenda reached out eagerly and took Bill's hand.
"Mister Shatner needs no introduction to me," she said, almost giddy with delight. "I'm a big fan." She shook his hand energetically. "It's a great pleasure."
"Thank you," Bill said, feeling more pleased with himself by the second. He sucked in his gut slightly as he said, "The pleasure is all mine."
Brenda turned to DeVille and took his hand as well.
"A pleasure to meet you, Mister DeVille," she bubbled.
"Delighted, Miss Vickers," DeVille replied. "Absolutely delighted." He smiled that dazzling smile of his. Brenda's face reddened ever so slightly as she smiled back. Bill was certain that if the demon had held her gaze more than a moment longer, she would have melted into a puddle of willing hormones.
"How do you guys do that?" Bill muttered to DeVille as Brenda ushered them towards the conference table.
"The boss gives us extensive training," DeVille replied enigmatically.
Bill grunted. "There're a lot of guys in Hollywood who'd do anything to enroll in a course like that."
"Oh, some of them have, Bill," DeVille said smoothly. "Some of them have."
Before they sat down, Brenda introduced the two men who had followed her from the front of the room.
"Gentlemen, I'd like you to meet Tom Collier and Carl Jennings, two of our legal whiz-kids. Tom and Carl, this is Bill Shatner and Lucien DeVille."
More handshakes and saccharine platitudes were exchanged. Finally, they got to the serious business of setting their butts in comfortable chairs.
The door at the back of the room opened again, and a man entered, out of breath. Bill recognized him as Berman's colleague Piller. Berman noticed him too, and waved him up to where they sat. Piller sat down beside Berman and the two began muttering conspiratorially to each other.
After a few moments, Brenda breezed to the head of the table and executed a rather impressive drum roll on its lustrous surface using just a couple of her knuckles. All eyes in the room swung towards her. She smiled a combination of embarrassment, self-deprecation, and appreciation. Her expression seemed to say that she really wasn't quite sure how little-ole her got to be in such of position of raw, unmitigated power, but she sure did love it and she sure did appreciate everyone paying attention to her.
"Gentlemen," she said, an undercurrent of breathless excitement running through her throaty warble, "I'm very pleased to introduce to you a representative from a company we've not dealt with before. It's always very gratifying to strike up new relationships and forge new ventures. We're particularly excited this time, because this company represents an industry we've not even touched up to this point: The pharmaceutical industry."
Murmurs of confusion rose around the table. Phrases like "Pharmaceutical industry?" and "What the hell?" could be heard from several quarters. Bill's mind spun as images of Kirk and Spock multi-vitamins danced through his head.
"Gentlemen, from Tri-Con Pharmaceuticals, I give you Mister Winston Takemura."
Brenda seated herself, and the man standing by the easel stepped forward. Mild applause accompanied the change of speaker.
"Thank you, Brenda," Takemura said. He paused a moment to look around the table. "We at Tri-Con Pharmaceuticals have a vision," he began. "Our vision is a world where people don't think of sterilized walls and cotton balls soaked in alcohol when they think of the pharmaceutical industry. We want people to think of us as companies with something to offer beyond the little necessities and the supplies needed to clean up after an accident."
He paused again.
"We want our products to be things that people want to buy, rather than have to buy."
He nodded in agreement with himself, and looked around the table again.
"With this in mind, we have come up with several product ideas, and several themes. One of our most exciting concepts, at least to me personally, is the idea of tying in some of our products with Star Trek. There's a lot of stuff going on now, especially with Deep Space Nine on the air, and the opportunities are virtually limitless."
Yes, Bill thought, this man believes he is in harmony with the fabric of the universe.
"To start with, however," Takemura continued, "we want to deal with what's happening right now. What's current. What's hot."
He moved to the easel and gripped the edge of the drop cloth that covered it.
"To this end," he continued, "we have come up with—"
He whipped the cloth off the easel, revealing the image of what looked like a tube of ointment with a starship on it. The shape of the saucer indicated the ship from The Next Generation.
" —Star Trek: The Next Preparation!"
Takemura looked at the audience, grinning, then pointed at the lettering on the starship image and proclaimed, "NCC-1701-H."
Bill put his head in his hands. Stifled groans were heard from around the table. Takemura, for his part, seemed so charged by his revelation that a sackful of hatpins couldn't have burst his bubble.
Most of the people around the table managed to maintain an air of polite attention. Brenda, however, looked distinctly uncomfortable as she examined the image on the easel.
A older man across the table from Bill elbowed his neighbor and said, "I think we've just been made the butt of his joke."
The other man muttered back, "On the contrary. I think he's making an ass of himself!"
Both men exploded into laughter. Brenda silenced them with a look that could have skewered a goat.
Takemura smiled as he looked around the table yet again, then put the fingertips of one hand to his temple and closed his eyes.
"I'm sensing—great hostility," he said, then chuckled as he opened his eyes again. "But seriously, folks," he continued, "we're taking a completely different tack with this product. We want it to represent the future of hemorrhoid relief. That's why we're going with the Star Trek: The Next Generation theme. We just know that Jean-Luc Picard and his men would destroy these evil venous bulges before they could take over our universe."
"So folks everywhere can boldly go," the man across from Bill muttered.
"Next stop, Uranus!" his companion cackled.
They both roared. Brenda glared at them again.
Bill shook his head rapidly to shake out the cobwebs. Looking around, he noted that most of the others at the table were looking at Takemura in utter stupefaction as well. Good, then maybe he hadn't missed anything.
The two old geezers across from him continued elbowing each other, muttering, and laughing. Brenda just sat back in her chair and sighed.
Bill sat back in his own chair. It didn't change his view much, but it sure made his back feel better. Considering the situation, he would take all the comfort he could get.
Takemura had started prattling on again, trying somehow to connect hemorrhoid relief with Gene Roddenberry's vision of the future. It made Bill's brain ache just thinking about it. He shook his head again, but Takemura was still there.
Yes, he'd picked a hell of day to drop by.
Later in the afternoon, Berman and Piller sat at the coffee table in Berman's office, looking at each other glumly.
"Hell of a day," Piller sighed.
Berman shook his head. "Unbelievable."
Piller took a sip of his coffee.
"What was the deal with that hemorrhoid guy, anyway?" he asked at length.
Berman shook his head again. "I think we should put him on Next Gen. He could be the next new life form they discover."
"I've never seen Brenda that pissed off at anything," Piller said.
Berman chuckled. "I thought she was going to call security, " he said. "Turns out Collier and Jennings had to call security to hold her back. She damn near ripped Takemura's face off."
They both took sips of their coffee, and sighed again.
"So where's Shatner?" Piller asked.
Berman frowned. "He's still around," he said. "He's sticking his nose in everywhere it'll fit."
Piller wrinkled his nose. "This is weird," he breathed.
Berman started to chew on his lip. "He's asking too many questions," he said.
"So what do we do?" Piller asked.
Berman shook his head again. "I'm not sure."
"Do we get rid of him?"
Berman looked at Piller. "You know I'd like to. But he's one of the originals. He's got The Blessing. He's practically a Trek saint, for crying out loud."
They sat in silence for a few moments, sipping their coffee.
"So what do we do?" Piller asked again.
Berman drew his mouth into a tight line. "You know," he said, standing up and taking a step away from the table, "maybe it's not for us to decide."
Piller looked up at him, puzzled.
"This kind of thing should be looked at by a higher authority than us," Berman mused.
"You mean Tartikoff?" Piller asked in disbelief.
"No, no," Berman waved the suggestion away with his hands, "Higher than that."
Piller looked even more confused. "Higher than Tartik—" Suddenly his eyes widened. "Ohhhhh. You mean—?"
Berman nodded sharply. He paced the room a couple of times, then seemed to come to a decision.
Stepping behind his desk, he leaned forward and placed his hands flat on the surface. He took a deep breath, paused, then bellowed, "Mike and Rick get in here!!"
His shout was answered by a flurry of scuffing out in the hall followed by frantic footsteps. A moment later, Mike and Rick appeared in the doorway, looking extremely embarrassed.
Berman let out a cackle. "Serves you right. Sneaking around with your ears on the walls."
Mike and Rick didn't quite know where to look.
"All right you guys," Berman said. "Since you're so interested in what's going on around here, I'll make use of you."
Mike and Rick started to look a little more interested in the conversation.
Berman came out from behind his desk, stroking his chin. "I've got a little job for the two of you," he said.
Mike and Rick brightened visibly.
"I want you to take our friend Bill for a little ride."


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At first i didnt like frank lester, I thought he was cocky cause of how he won,
but when the show started showing him, I found him to be hilarios, he's just goofy looking, and not so bright, Its hard to explain but he is really funny.
One thing i didnt like is he had so many opportuniteis with faulkner dropping his hands ALOT, he shuda capitalized.
Yeah Bis[ing has always been a bit of an imature kid, he showed it after he lost to hammil.
I like henderson though, alot more since the show started, hes a level headed chilled out guy.
I really gained a lot of respect for LEster after this episode. I really didn't care for him at the beginning, but now I respect him out of all the other fighters on there so far. I admire heart, and he showed that he really has it.
And Bisping...don't get me started. I'll probably be getting negged in the other thread for my comments about him. :confused05:
I really like Dan. I was happy to see him on the show, and I was happy Matt helped him out, because those two are amazing coaches, and both would beat the tar out of Michael Bisping.
I'm ready for Bisping vs. Henderson so that Bisping can be viciously beaten by one of the best fighters in the middleweight division.
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Abstract: Accurately rendering fires is a challenging problem due to the various subtle ways in which the electromagnetic waves interact with this complex participating medium. We present a new method for physically-based rendering of flames from detailed simulations of flame dynamics which accounts for their unique characteristics. Instead of relying on ad-hoc models, we build on fundamental molecular physics to compute the spectrally dependent absorption, emission and scattering properties of the various chemical compounds found in the fire. Combined with a model of the refractive process, and with tone-mapping techniques simulating the visual adaptation of a human observer, we are able to generate highly realistic renderings of various types of flames, including colorful flames containing chemical species with very characteristic spectral properties.
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About this listing
King Size Bed in Eco B&B
The main room overlooking mountains + river. Ecologically built country home with character. "Peaceful and relaxing." Dark skies/totally private, On 3-acre wood and wetland grounds with river walk.
The Eco Lodge is 5klms from the pretty heritage town of Kenmare + beautiful wooded bay + Killarney Nat. Park + Wild Atlantic Way.
No mass tourism. No chain restaurants. All local and high quality.
The space
This is the main room. King sized bed.
Bright, Crisp, En Suite Rooms spaced well apart and exclusive to 6-7 guests maximum.
I like to welcome artistic, creative and talkative people who are interested in the natural, ecological matters and enjoying the beautiful, gentle nature of the area or engaging with the local culture, food and music etc., and those who like authentic wholesome fare.
Breakfast is of wholesome organic foods with artisan local produce.
Because of the limited rooms available (exclusive to 6-7 guests max) I like to give primary choice to those value what is on offer here such as surrounding nature/ecological/environmental/locally sourced foods /dark skies and those who won't be phazed by the final 2klm on a single lane traffic road and a short 500m dirt road.
1king, 1 dbl I dbl + single.
Peaceful place sounds of the river.
Traffic is miles away.
Wholesome Continental Breakfast included with platter of local produce
(guests are emailed with with directions & GPS)
Light filled rooms
+ Guest Sitting Room
WIFI throughout but weaker in this main bedroom so use guest sitting room.
The other two rooms under "kerry eco lodge" and 'the hemp house'.
(This house is made of Hemp the only hemp built BnB in Ireland)
King Size Room (this one)
Bedroom 2: see listing titled "Kerry Eco Lodge" Double + Single beds.
For 2 or 3 guests
Bedroom 3: "The Hemp House" has walk in shower/wet room is downstairs beside LIBRARY/guest sittingroom Wifi is provided and
TV viewing limited to family sitting room and only available on special request. Kitchen is private.
More on the house
Hemp/industrial hemp is carbon neutral. The house is heated by geothermal and has further ecological features.
The house is situated by the river, nestled in
The Sheen River Valley.
B&B with healthy breakfast. Stays of 2 nights
Expect: a natural, stylish, eco experience convenient to the best town and the best scenery of Beara & Ring of Kerry.
What you get: Spacious Double Room en suite, floor length windows, southern view wooded river and hills.
use of main quiet library room. The property is peaceful and exclusive
Location: The Lodge is ten minutes/3.05 miles from town/ Kenmare bay/sea/pier/river,
You will need a bike or car for a stay here.
The Town: Kenmare is a clean, intimate, beautiful little heritage town
It has diversity,unconventionality, plenty for the visitor to see and do/style/good cuisine/music/ theatre/beautiful walks by pier and 3klm loop walk in a wildlife park jutting into the bay. (Easy to miss - so ask!)
Kenmare is unique. Its beauty has attracted many outsiders Irish and European to chose to move here.(28% European & other nationals)
Public transport: busses to Killarney Railway and main bus station. Kerry airport 45mins. Cork airport 1hr.30mins. By the house bus once weekly but 3.05ml walk or catch a ride with me or neighbours all possible also if you don't have/rent car or bike.
Click on "GUIDEBOOK" for local area hidden gems
view my other Airbnb entry for lots of more Kenmare Bay and local info and suggestions. Also some details pasted below of one of my favourite areas
Long & Short Stays
Writers, internet workers etc. rent by the month in off season. Please ask for terms.
Photos - lots more on my social media page. For Anne Barrett Kenmare and click on kenmare eco lodge.
See all the things to do in Beara, Iveragh/Ring of Kerry, including Glengarriff and Killarney etc below 'OVERVIEW" and by click on Guidebook.
Guest access
B&B guests have access to:-
1. Guest sitting room/library
2. Patio
3. Walk around the 3 acres + laneways all about
Spacious parking area
Ball play with dog (one very shy dog)
I have 1 dog - airbnb say dogs (plural) - I will get around to correcting them one day!
Interaction with guests
Guidance on what to do and where to go - lots of ideas.
See what I have written on this site for a start....this is a country home rather than commercial concern....funding creative projects + supporting the local economy of artisan bakers, cheesmakers, growers, farmers and suppliers...local organic produce is the mainstay of the wholesome breakfasts/wholesome luxury breakfasts
The neighborhood
List Top 5 Things To See & Do in Kenmare Area
All part of the Wild Atlantic Way
1.___Kenmare town itself – Kenmare is always bustling with activity and a great place for eating and shopping.
A destination with award winning standards in dining and accommodation and has everything that the visitor can want including
shelter of the beautiful wooded bay and scenic views all around it with tiny coves and harbours, a bistro and glamping on the bay, pubs looking onto the bay, cafes, pubs, camping, riding, golfing, sea cruising, kayaking, bay eco seal and sea eagle watching tours.
Watch the sun go down on Kenmare Bay - Spectacular sunsets over the bay and western skies from the iconic bridge south of the town and from nearby pier.
Watch this you tube video for the spirit of here
market day in Kenmare and the best of rumba from a west cork band combined
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dine in any number of great restaurants in beautiful Kenmare town...stroll the whole town in 5 minutes...dip in and out of the pubs and music venues all over until you have found the one for you....come home to the deep peaceful valley....get up and eat the breakfast of meusli, freshly made fruit salad, smoked salmon and artisan cheeses + the substantial and arguably the healthiest breakfast you are likely to have on your trip.
Now what would you like for Day 2. Walk from here to Killarney through the national park? Swim in the pool down river? Visit the beaches out further on either peninsula?..Shop for a beautifully crafted silver or gold ring? Hang out in street cafes, eat seafood and listen to lots of music?.........
Kenmare Eco Lodge is on the edge of the Beara Peninsula, a hidden gem of a tourist destination. Read on below and you will understand why. Kenmare is also on the edge of Killarney National Park and access from Kenmare is within 3klms walk /drive to waymarked sign and you are in bare mountainous national park uplands and can walk all day, to Black Valley or to Killarney lakes and avoid the mass tourism.
2.____Walk into the Killarney National Park via
Old Kenmare Road – scenic mountain gap/ hill walking trail from north east of Kenmare town to Killarney National Park looking down on national park lakes and spur walks to Black Valley & Torc mountain and very scenic waterfall__________________________________________________
Go to Josie's Restaurant overlooking a glacial lake/Glanmore Lake for coffee, good lunch or dinner (good quality seafood and Kerry lamb, local cheeses etc.) and watch the sun turn the lake, woods and rocks pink. Good area for plenty of scenic walks and views. Knockatee Mountain area very special - between the coastal road and the mountain road from Tousist to Lauragh on Beara. Dereen Gardens and Kilmacillogue Pier at the foothills all worth a visit. On the way Glenichaquin Waterfall Amenity Park is midway between Lauragh and Kenmare with Clonee lakes, Uragh stone circle and The Lake House bar and restaurant on the route, R571.
If you are touring the Ring of Beara, you will travel along The Healy Pass and can take advantage of the breathtaking scenery from the top. You will also travel through Castletownbere which is a large fishing port, not a big tourist town by good fresh seafood served in restaurants and a very nice historic pub, McCarthy's Bar.
If you are interested in walking, the Beara Way is a must while in the area. Glanmore Lake has walks and Knockatee area, plus the whole of Caha mountains. I will tell you how to reach these and also you may ask when you get there in local restaurants, gallery and pubs for further directions
Food and drink stops on R571
approx 5klms from KenmareThe Sailors Bar, Killaha and 11klm The Lake House in Clonee and 18km O'Sullivan's Bar, Kilmackillogue, Josie's Restaurant & Cafe Lauagh off R571 by the lake.
There are also a number of galleries displaying the fine art works of local artists all around the Beara peninsula. All are compiled together in a brochure which I can give you called 'Our Day Out' compliled by the must see gallery Mill Cove who have a shop on Main Street, Kenmare and also in a beautiful setting by Castletownbere.
Bhuddish Centre for meditation and good coffee and food cafe: This lies a few kilometers to the west of Castletownbere and in a spectacular setting. The cafe gives you a good chance to snoop around. Meditation are in the afternoons ....check them out under Dzogchen Beara.
Drive back via Adrigole and Glengarriff...many things there....The blue pool harbour in the centre of the village is my favourite spot...like a Daphne duMaurier pirate cove, there is a great childrens playground, walks from the cove to the big open harbour where there are great views of the islands and bay, bamboo park walks, good coffee and cakes...boats go to Garnish Island in ten minutes, see seals on the way, other islands, gorgeous coves and then this Italian style planted island, coming back home there is Glengarriff Wildlife Park, there is a glacial lake at top of the mountains - Barley Lake, good steep walk up there. Glengarriff is only twenty minutes to Kenmare Eco Lodge, other stops on the way recommended are Lorge Choclatier, at the old post office in Bonane village, also Bonane Heritage Park. The village is but a church and the old Post Office which is a great stop as it is now a Chocolate shop - Lorge Chocolatier where Benoit Lorge serves hot chocolate and plenty of take away treats.
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for every month of the year - Spring traditional music festival, boat race weekend May, Food Fair in mid summer, Lace Festival – which one the most innovative event of the national gathering fest last year…Irish mountaineering conference, Historic conference linking to Gangs of New York emigration experience..right through to the Choral Festival in novement and the month long series of events from mid dec to mid jan.
Local town walks….The heritage trail through the town which has the largest stone circle in the SW Irl. Reenagross, the town's wildlife park of mature trees and 3klm loop walks on a marshy headland with salt marshes and tidal flats suitable for bird and bat watching.__________________________________________________
The SURROUNDING COUNTRYSIDE- KENMARE BAY is surrounded on by hill ranges and the highest mountains in Ireland. Several deep, long valleys of outstanding natural beauty are on Kenmare town's doorstep.
Sample options for Day 1: Travel 11klms to all this: Pier & swim + Stone Circle + 3 lakes + Farm with waterfall + way marked hill hike routes. Climb over a Waterfall, picnic at the top + view the whole of Kenmare Bay + Iveragh/Ring of Kerry mountains. Lunch at nearby good food pub. Travel another 5klms to historic gardens by the (email hidden)sit quiet harbour pub for mussles and guinness...drive 5klm to glacial lake..coffee in restaurant overlooking this lake...drive up corkscrew road nearby for views ...come back for dinner when the mountains around the lake have turned pink in the sunset....or drive on through the Beara peninsula and come out at Glengarriff...enjoy a pint outside the south facing pubs and meet everyone...come home (20minutes away) stop by an award winning chocolateir's business in an old post office by the side of the road, buy presents or order a hot (email hidden)e home, change,
3.____Gleninchaquin Valley – A stone circle and ancient oak woods. 3 lakes and sea views with farm at the top with amazing parkland trees in front of scenic waterfall. Lake house restaurant and music pub and traditional dancing at the roadsite at the bottom of the valley v__________________________________________________
4.___Lauragh Valley – Kilmacillogue small fishing boat harbour with pub, music and seafood, Knockatee mountain and surrounding walks and drives with view of entire area of bay and fjords. Derreen Gardens planted in the mid 1800 with rare specimen trees, the glacial lake of Glanmore, popular dining at Josies rest and café looking onto the lake and scenic rugged mountain zigzag drive, the healy pass, castlekeelty stone circle and several valley and hill walks. Further along towards Ardgroom is a stone in the shape of a woman's face considered the Cailleach Beara elemental Goddess in poetry and in ancient mythology. ____________________________________________________
5._Bonane Valley. The Sheen river rapids and salmon spawing. The Rich antiquity - with over 300 sites alone in this valley. Stone Circles, Bullan Stones, Standing Stones, and a sensitively developed Heritage Park in the middle. Spectacular uplands for XXX miles long valley, and Priest Leap the rugged mountain ridge challenging driving and cycling route which crosses the county boundary_____________________________________________________
Kenmare Bay/Inbhear Scéine (Ir.) is a 50mile long, narrow sea inlet sheltered between Iveragh peninsula with Ireland's highest mountain range and the wild, bare uplands of Beara to the south. The bay is very accessible along its length with many harbours, inlets and creeks. It is 18km at its mouth, narrowing gradually as it bisects and separates scenic mature woodlands. There are a number of islands on the bay the most extensive being Dinish and Dunkerron islands close to Kenmare town.
Kenmare is now home to the largest raptor in Europe, the white-tailed sea eagle which has nesting sites on the bay. The bay also has a large colony of seals. It is a popular destination for sea angling, sea cruises and sail training and sea sports. The bay is significant for its micro-climate, which encourages an ecological biodiversity of lush vegetation and natural habitats. The area is outstanding for the richness of historical and archaeological which remain intact. Several hundred archaeological sites lie close to the shoreline and stone circles, standing stones and other monuments abound. In the old mythological tales written in the 12th century by Irish monks, Kenmare Bay is cited as the supposed landing of the last invasion of Ireland by Milesians and the Irish name for the bay, Inbhear Scéine, is linked to these tales.
Kenmare's most iconic symbol is its double-arched Art Deco bridge, which spans Kenmare Bay at its narrowest point. The bridge is a focal point for the spectacular sunsets, which light up the western skies and the waters of the bay.
At the innermost corner of the bay is Kenmare, a pretty, heritage town with the intimacy and feel of a village. It offers seafood and fine dining, traditional music and quality accommodation all in a surprisingly compact triangle of historic buildings. Within a day's drive of the town, the furthest reaches of both peninsulas can be accessed, making Kenmare town an ideal and popular all season destination.
For further details about Kenmare Bay and Kenmare Town, see the following sections: XXXXXX
© Anne Barrett, Kenmare Bay Project, 2014
These are some things to do with children or teenagers, in this quote from one of my previous guests, Sheridan.
"Aine had suggested lots of things for us to do in Kerry prior to the trip via email- Ray's Sea Safari is superb! She was also very helpful suggesting good places to eat in Kenmare the local town. Kenmare is a good base for Kerry - lots of vibrant pubs and eating places. Boy's favourite thing on our trip was coasteering with Mor Active in Caherciveen."
There are diving options at Killmacillogue on Beara and on the south side of Beara also in Kenmare see Star Sailing school/club for many watersport and other sport options.
Riding stables try Dromquinna as it is on the very scenic bay and just 4klms or less from town.
Getting around
You will need a car, bike or motorbike for getting around here - and in almost all instances when travelling in rural Ireland
Loads of space to park outside my door + on the 3 acres. Ring me or email for further directions. see some great local photos on here and some of the house....
Kerry Airport 40 mins
Cork Airport 1hr
Killarney for busses or trains to Dublin and inter-city
Cork City is 60 miles away and travelling to Dublin by car use Dublin-Cork motorway.
for more photos of the area
my experia album on my/kenmare eco lodge social media page.....if the link does not appear
Other things to note
Once I know your likes and dislikes and what the daily weather promises I can put a daily package together for you.
1. Stay within 20klm packages or,
2. Driving either of the 2 peninsulas - where to stop and what to see packages.
3. Killarney national Park hikes
4. Hidden valley hikes
5. Best stone circle discovery hikes
6. Best hikes with the chocolate shop at the end of it
7. Wild rocky valley into the heart of the mountains drive - and walk into the mountains that will feel like the himalayas
8. Best old riverboat trip with a marine biologist
9. Put you in touch with gillies for fishing
10. Horse rides down the road
11. Where to hike up and over a waterfall for 1 or 4 hours
12. Where to hike up and over a waterfall and climb a mountain above it.
13. How to walk through the mountains from here to Killarney and beyond
14. Boat hire on the lakes which Percy Bisse Shelley compared to Lake Como.
15. Where to get the best trad session of an early evening or
16. where to eat the best of local seafood in the town or on the bay.
This part of Ireland is an absolute paradise and very untouched and empty of modern infrastructure and you will have the feeling that you have the entire place to yourself - especially Beara peninsula - when the weather is dry - when the sun is shining is is even more glorious that that - but this is Ireland so ......sorry I cannot guarantee or control the weather.
1.Lots of French doors in the house, so lock them as you close them.
2. Eco friendly energy saving CLOTHES DRYING in slatted shed and then airing rack in utility room - can take one to two days.
RECYCLE by washing and cleaning plastics and paper and organic waste also.
ASK ME HOW THE WINDOWS OPERATE - they TILT & TURN to open. Please DO NOT leave them wide open when out of the room.
They have two opening facilities,the minimum opening lets enough air. Full tilt turn lets draughts through the house.
There is plenty of space for privacy and respectful observance towards others in the house - music on headphones and walk not run on stairs etc.
Pets Welcome by request beforehand.
There is one dog, a (shy) house dog. 'Good at catching a ball and has provided hours of pleasure to visiting children and playful adults.
Cancel up to 7 days before your trip and get a 50% refund plus service fees back.
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I run this ecological B&B made out of hemp* Sleeps x 6. Rooms from E70 per night.. I have travelled a good deal myself and understand the value of meeting locals who can give detailed, personal advice. I think if you like the images of my house and the offering of natural/organic etc. you will love Kenmare and environs anyway and I try to provide information to give a personalized portal into the best of its many hidden offerings.
I am a regular hiker, explorer of the area close to hand and the two peninsulas and can give you daily guidance at breakfast time on what most suited to your desires and depending on the day's weather. I have produced a book on the urban heritage of the town and appreciate Kenmare's special character as a fine example of a 17th planned estate town. I can advise on best authentic food, music, eating and shopping experiences of which Kenmare is well supplied.
If you like nature and natural surroundings, outstandingly stunning landscape, great hill trails, eco-living, conversation, sitting in the library room, exploring mountain paths and ancient monuments then going into town for fine dining experiences and live music you will find plenty to do here for several days on end.
I have travelled around most parts of Ireland so I can offer advice on your onward journey from here.


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Q&A with Lior Strahilevitz about Information and Exclusion
Lior Strahilevitz, Deputy Dean and Sidley Austin Professor of Law at the University of Chicago Law School recently published a brilliant new book, Information and Exclusion (Yale University Press 2011). Like all of Lior's work, the book is creative, thought-provoking, and compelling. There are books that make strong and convincing arguments, and these are good, but then there are the rare books that not only do this, but make you think in a different way. That's what Lior achieves in his book, and that's quite an achievement.
I recently had the opportunity to chat with Lior about the book.
Daniel J. Solove (DJS): What drew you to the topic of exclusion?
Lior Jacob Strahilevitz (LJS): It was an observation I had as a college sophomore. I lived in the student housing cooperatives at Berkeley. Some of my friends who lived in the cooperatives told me they felt morally superior to people in the fraternities and sororities because the Greek system had an elaborate, exclusionary rush and pledge process. The cooperatives, by contrast, were open to any student. But as I visited friends who lived in the various cooperative houses, the individual houses often seemed no more heterogeneous than the fraternities and sororities. That made me curious. It was obvious that the pledging and rushing process – formal exclusion – created homogeneity in the Greek system. But what was it that was creating all this apparent homogeneity in a cooperative system that was open to everyone? That question was one I kept wondering about as a law student, lawyer, and professor.
That's why page 1 of the book begins with a discussion of exclusion in the Greek system. I start with really accounts of the rush process by sociologists who studied the proxies that fraternity members used to evaluate pledges in the 1950s (attire, diction, grooming, firm handshakes, etc.) The book then brings us to the modern era, when fraternity members peruse Facebook profiles that provide far more granular information about the characteristics of each pledge. Proxies still matter, but the proxies are different, and those differences alter the ways in which rushing students behave and fraternities exclude.
DJS: What is the central idea in your book?
LJS: The core idea is that asymmetric information largely determines which mechanisms are used to exclude people from particular groups, collective resources, and services. When the person who controls a resource knows a lot about the people who wish to use it, she will make decisions about who gets to access it. Where she lacks that information, she'll develop a strategy that forces particular groups to exclude themselves from the resource, based on some criteria. There's a historical ebb and flow between these two sorts of strategies for exclusion, but we seem to be in a critical transition period right now thanks to the decline of practical obscurity in the information age.