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Posted 24 February 2014 - 10:31 PM
I only had an issue with the black until I switched to Amacos Zinc Free clear. When I first started I used the clear the group studio made up themselves. I think it was just a incompatibility issue between their clear and the underglaze. Nobody before me had ever really used underglazes so they never had a problem that they knew of. In fact I had no issue as long as I only used it on horizontal surfaces but anything vertical ran something awful. I went ahead and bought my own gallon of the zinc free clear and use the exclusively over my underglaze work and since then no issues vertical or horizontal.
Posted 24 February 2014 - 10:43 PM
Posted 25 February 2014 - 05:36 PM
Could add a little white clay slip to it, but may have to add also a bit of a frit to allow it to fuse as usual.
Posted 25 February 2014 - 06:55 PM
I spoke to a glaze tech person at Laguna today. He recommended thinning the clear. He couldn't comment on whether the clear glaze I was using had zinc in it or not, but did direct me to another clear that is zinc free. Hhmm, yea, and I just did two kiln loads testing this glaze with all my other glazes. Uuuugh, more bangging of the head on the table.
Posted 25 February 2014 - 07:13 PM
Treat underglazes like you would artist's paints. Mix them. If a yellow is too brash, add a little white. If a blue is too dark, add a lighter blue--not white--and you'll find you still have a dark blue, but it won't look black. There's a great vibrant blue (Marine Blue) that should work great to brighten rather than lighten the dark blue.
I mix orange with yellow to achieve the interior of an orange, or mix with red to create a beautiful persimmon. Amaco's colors are so stable, and true to the color on their test tiles, that they can be used in a very painterly way. The only ones that still give me problems are the greens and very pastel blues and grays. If you want a lighter color, white is probably not your best choice. Want to lighten a red? Try adding yellow with a tiny touch of white (unless you want pink) Want to darken a red? try green with a tiny touch of black.
Regardless of whether you paint on bone dry (as I do) or bisque, another firing at cone 06 is wise. I've never had underglazes run if the ware has been fired after application.
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Posted 09 March 2014 - 06:44 PM
Are underglazes thick enough to be used it a cake decorator or something you could squeeze it out of to make the design on your ware or do you have to use a brush and paint it on?
Posted 09 March 2014 - 07:55 PM
Are underglazes thick enough to be used it a cake decorator or something you could squeeze it out of to make the design on your ware or do you have to use a brush and paint it on?
By itself, probably not. But, you could add underglaze (or Mason stains or oxides) to a thicker clay slip and use the icing decorator to apply it to wares. You will need to find a consistency for the slip that is comparable with the stage of your pottery, e.g., soft leatherhard, leatherhard, so that the two dry together and do not crack.
Posted 10 March 2014 - 01:41 AM
The running at least for me is fine-I know you are not happy but its just another effect and really not bad.
Posted 10 March 2014 - 11:25 AM
KaMaril, I was able to use frosting tips with slips that were colored with Mason stains. What worked for me was using Darvon and then adding more clay till I was able to achieve a suitable thickness.
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Posted 10 March 2014 - 09:05 PM
I found that the Amaco Zinc free clear is critical in the dark blue working. It's still extremely touchy and when I use it I fire all the pieces with it on them on the same shelf at the same time in the kiln and allow space between each piece as well. It's a very pretty blue when it works and I have been determined to make it do so.
I have also found that it really pops on a surface when you paint white underglaze on first then the dark blue even though I use little loafers white stoneware it's not as white as it needs to be to really contrast with the dark blue.
That's pretty much it for now my show at the gallery starts Thursday and I dropped off all my pieces yesterday for them to arrange. I am thinking maybe I'll take a couple days off .... Naw but I will just go down to the studio, and yes I will say it....PLAY.
Posted 10 March 2014 - 09:42 PM
I have also found that it really pops on a surface when you paint white underglaze on first then the dark blue even though I use little loafers white stoneware it's not as white as it needs to be to really contrast with the dark blue.
Save yourself some money . . . apply a white porcelain slip over the Little Loafers and you can get all of your underglazes to look brighter. Less expensive than applying white underglaze as a base.
Posted 10 March 2014 - 09:49 PM
I've thought about doing it I just haven't gotten around to studying the process. What little I do know is that if your slip and clay are not compatible the slip with flake or crack off. I haven't a clue yet as to how to know if your are doing it right. I'd also like to set a really dark clay and apply white slip over it and then carve into it but again haven't gotten to the point I even know how to begin... Can you recommend a book or video?
Posted 10 March 2014 - 10:08 PM
For the kohiki slip wares I make (see my icon) I use a slip made from a recipe Akira Satake handed out:
Goldart, 3 lbs. (30%)
Kaolin - EPK, 5 lbs. (50%) [Akira also uses Grolleg or Tile 6 for a whiter slip and Helmar for woodfired items]
Custer Feldspar, 1 lbs. (10%)
Silica, 1 lbs. (10%)
Add about 4 to 4 1/2 quarts of water, stir, sieve, and enjoy. This makes a 2 to 3 gallon bucket full of slip.
I also apply that slip by hake brush to slabs, wares, either while still on the wheel or while soft to medium leatherhard. Let set up and carve away. On the avator, the clay body is Laguna's Dark Brown.
Or, add some oxides or mason stains to the slip, brush on, and carve to show the white clay body.
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Posted 28 March 2014 - 10:31 PM
I hope this gives those of you hope for Amacos dark blue LUG as you can see it CAN be a pretty blue.
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Posted 28 March 2014 - 10:36 PM
Very cool! was the carton done with stiff slabs?
great design.
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I am now a changed person who has found true peace and contentment. Jesus divine intervention changed me from one radical viewpoint to another "radical" viewpoint over 20 years ago. I met my Lord who saved me from myself and who gave me eternal hope that I had never known before.
When I was young, I went to a somewhat liberal church and learned of God, but did not know that Jesus was the Messiah and the one to save me from my sins. I knew that the God of the Old Testament was real -- after all, Charlton Heston said so in the movie, "The Ten Commandments."
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Volunteers are being sought to plant trees from 8:30 a.m. to noon Saturday in Emigration Canyon.
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Riverwoods is located just off the Cahaba River in Helena, Alabama. The setting is quite attractive and the homes are situated on well sized lots within the hills and woods that follow the river. The main access to the neighborhood is located off HWY 52 (Morgan Rd.) and runs through the neighborhood providing access into the housing areas of the development.
Riverwoods is not your typical residential development. Homes are designed to blend into the natural landscape. The rolling hills and wooded areas have been manicured to provide lots for the building of the homes. Normally, you might think that this would be a negative, but not in this situation. Large pines and other native vegetation have been left in place to provide natural barriers between the homes and sections of Riverwoods.
Once you have passed the information booth, you will notice a small grouping of homes off to the left. Passing that, you will see a road to the right. Along this road, there is new construction on the first two lots, and I believe there are four others available. These lots are beautiful: large, wooded, private, yet located with quick access to HWY 52. You'll be impressed with how the homes are blended into the natural surroundings.
As you move further into Riverwoods, sections of homes can be found on the right or left sides of the main drive. Our quick guide would be, large homes on right, larger homes on left! You'll also note different styles of homes representative of the different builders that are constructing the homes in Riverwoods, yet the dominating home style is Traditional American.
Homes in Riverwoods can be found with cedar siding, stacked stone fronts, white pillars, and stained glass windows (or any combination thereof!). The modern amenities included in the home include solid countertops and stainless appliances. Landscaping around the homes varies, yet the dominate characteristic is the natural appearance.
New sections in Riverwoods have been opened recently and new construction homes are being placed on the market. According to one builder, future growth in Riverwoods is planned to move towards the Cahaba River with estate sized lots being located along the river itself. Homes in this section will be priced accordingly to their location and will be hot commodities once construction begins!
Make sure you place Riverwoods among your list of neighborhoods to visit if you are looking for a home in Helena!
The homes mentioned above in the wooded lots have been finished. In fact, the last time I was in Riverwoods, two new homes were under construction in similar wooded lots. Personally, I like one of the lots in the middle most and am interested myself. Also, on the ridge that leads to the river, some very nice homes have been finished and sold. Look for the back portion of the development to begin with some opportunities to grab river front lots!
Riverwoods is located off HWY 52 (Morgan Rd.) in Helena. Follow Valleydale Rd into Helena. At junction with HWY 52, take right. Stay on 52 past Helena Intermediate School, Riverwoods entrance is on the right. From I-459: Take Exit 6 (Morgan Rd.). Go south on 52. Riverwoods is approximately 5 miles away on the left.
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U.S. researchers say a prototype firewall can keep hackers from interfering with wireless medical devices such as pacemakers and insulin-delivery systems.
A team of scientists from Purdue and Princeton universities had previously demonstrated how medical devices could be hacked, potentially leading to catastrophic consequences.
"You could imagine all sorts of scary possibilities," Anand Raghunathan, a Purdue professor of electrical and computer engineering, said. "What motivated us to work on this problem was the ease with which we were able to break into wireless medical systems."
The potentially vulnerable devices include pacemakers and continuous glucose monitoring and insulin delivery systems for patients with diabetes, now in use by hundreds of thousands of people, a Purdue release said Thursday.
Brain implants under development to control epilepsy and "smart prosthetics" operated using electronic chips also could be hacked, Princeton researcher Niraj K. Jha said.
While risk of devices being hacked may be low, he said, security measures are merited before "attacks" in the lab are replicated on real systems.
The researchers have created a prototype system called MedMon, for medical monitor, which acts as a firewall to prevent hackers from hijacking the devices.
"It's an additional device that you could wear, so you wouldn't need to change any of the existing implantable devices," Raghunathan said. "This could be worn as a necklace, or it could be integrated into your cellphone, for example."
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Jason Moore, Paris Hilton's former manager, takes credit for turning "this blond piece of clay into a global icon." And now, he's pitching a book to publishers called Controlling Chaos, that describes exactly how he "sculpted" Paris into a superstar. He claims that the tome is a "business" book, but we bet Jason is going to be a lot more interesting than your average business writer because Paris, in her infinite wisdom, never made him sign a confidentiality agreement. Oops! In the book, Moore allegedly claims that Paris is her own worst enemy. He supposedly has quite a bit to say about Paris' wild partying, her vanity, that sex tape, and her general bad behavior. He pats himself on the back for using media connections and pulling strings to clean up the girl's numerous messes. Sure sounds like this whole memoir is going to be more of an tell-all about Paris' life than a how-to guide for getting famous. [NY Daily News]


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MANAMA: Bahrain has always led the way in implementing change across the Gulf, according to Mumtalakat Holding Company chief executive officer Talal Alzain
So it was natural for Mumtalakat itself to set an example in becoming more transparent and introducing a higher level of governance, he said in an interview in the autumn issue of The Bahrain Banker magazine.
The magazine, published by the Bahrain Association of Banks (BAB), devotes its cover story to Mr Alzain's plans for Mumtalakat following an international roadshow and the successful raising of $750 million in the capital markets by the sovereign wealth fund earlier this year.
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The St. John's IceCaps can continue their storybook inaugural season and advance to the second round of the 2012 Calder Cup Playoffs with a win Friday night at Mile One Centre, as they take on the Syracuse Crunch in Game 4 of their best-of-five Eastern Conference Quarterfinal series.
Tied 1-1 heading into Wednesday night's pivotal Game 3, the IceCaps fed off a whiteout-infused home crowd to record a 5-1 victory. Goaltender Eddie Pasquale was sensational, stopping 40 shots for his second win in just three career playoff starts, while defenceman Derek Meech once again proved his worth, notching his second two-point effort of the series with the game's winning goal plus an assist.
The biggest difference in the series so far has been goaltending. The IceCaps are one win away from advancing despite being outshot in all three games by a combined margin of 118-88. Pasquale, an AHL All-Rookie Team selection at the end of the regular season, has looked poised and confident in between the pipes. His counterpart, fellow rookie Iiro Tarkki, has been somewhat shaky, allowing three goals or more in all three contests including five on 38 shots in Game 3.
The Crunch's top scoring duo of Kyle Palmieri and Patrick Maroon has been fairly quiet overall. After combining for 55 goals in the regular season, Palmieri's Game 1 power play tally stands as the only marker for the pair. Maroon is pointless in the series with a minus-3 rating while Palmieri sits at minus-5 through three games.
On the flip side, the IceCaps have been getting contributions from multiple lines, in particular the unit of Jason King, Aarong Gagnon and Ben Maxwell. The veteran unit has scored five of the team's 12 goals in the series, while Gagnon's four points are tied for tops on the team with Meech. The line of Spencer Machacek, Patrice Cormier and Brock Trotter has also provided solid offensive contributions. Cormier and Trotter both scored on Wednesday, and Machacek has an assist in all three games of the series.
But the club's most effective thus far line could very well be the checking line of John Albert, Garth Murray and Ray Sawada. The trio has provided solid play in all three zones and managed to get on the score sheet in the third period Wednesday on a nicely executed two-on-one rush that saw Sawada feed Albert for his first career playoff goal. Sawada was rewarded for his efforts with the Mary Brown's Hardest Working Player award.
"They were really good," said head coach Keith McCambridge. "I thought they were a factor in the game. They provided energy. I thought you need that out of that line, that energy, that physicality."
Game 4 is expected to feature a crowd that should be even more energetic than Wednesday night's. The players and coaches agreed that having the additional help from the home faithful is huge this time of year.
"I believe they were a factor in tonight's game, without a doubt," McCambridge said. "You could feel the energy in warm-up. You could feel the energy from the start of the game, the excitement, the intensity. Everything you could want from a Canadian market on your home ice we had tonight, and then some."
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FS#494 - Installing crossover games causes X server/enlightenment to hang
Installing Crossover Linux (both Pro and Games) from CodeWeavers causes either enlightenment or Xorg to hang or crash.
When the install is finishing up Xorg/enlightenment freezes, mouse can be moved, but nothing happens - and I am unable to change to another desktop using CTRL + ALT + arrow key
The same thing happens when trying to install applications or managing bottles. Though sometimes I get an error message that enlightenment has SEGV'ed with the options to Recover or Quit.
I think it might be when Crossover tries to generate menu links for the application, but I am not entirely sure.
I am sorry to say that this used to work under Ubuntu/enlightenment.
You can download a trial of Crossover Games here:
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this is not 'really' a problem of Elive, but yes, could be nice that will work correctly... but is very possible that is also a bug of their, why their software makes everything crash ? ha!... well, can anybody confirm that this problem still exist ? maybe updates on elive can't make the crash or more logic: their application has been updated with fixes


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The location is right off the main highway and a shopping center is nearby. Awful experience for tideness, premises, rooms, dining rooms, etc. I would not recommend this lodging to anyone.
Convenient for the motorway and economical Location by a roundabout would not suit all. Slight damp problem in room.
Nothing No bar or atmosphere
Friendly staff
charming staff especially the manageress - very helpful and all in all, a very pleasant stay - we shall return.
Bit scruffy and an odd smell in the public areas
easily accessable from any route and very well situated and signed
The receptinoist on arrival was lovely, and helpful with my terrible french. In comparison with other places, it was also quite good value for money, although still quite expensive (especially breakfast!) The walls were a bit thin, and the neighbours quite audible, even though they were clearly trying not to.
Clean, quiet, good breakfast. No dislikes.
The staff were helpful and pleasant. Rooms quite small but clean. The restauarant was closed on both evenings we stayed at the hotel. Breakfast was meagre with little choice and expensive at 7 euros per person.
The manager/staff were helpful and friendly - they stored our two cycles inside overnight for security.
the staff were very pleasant and helpful.the position was good as a gateway to the area.
Clean and comfortable Not open for check-in after 11 pm. We had to ask for the heating to be turned on.
convienence to local resturants and bars very quiet on weekends
Ease of access to surrounding area, helpfull staff. Restaurant was disappointing, the shower head not attached to wall therefore a relaxing stand up shower is impossible.
No tea/coffee in rooms
Very relaxed, made very welcome, staff extremely helpful, room really lovely
location near to town centre and good parking
very pleasant and friendly staff. Very close to town centre.
The Manager was genuinely extremely pleasant, friendly and helpful.The room prices were very reasonable The walls of the room need to be soundproofed? I could clearly hear the person in the next room dialling on his mobile, his conversation and his wife talking from the other end of the phone. I could not understand anything being in french.
Charming staff. Nice sized room. Probably the most powerful shower ever! Good location near town centre but quiet. Free off-road parking. Quality breakfast.
Good location in centre of st brieuc. Staff were really friendly and helpful. Rooms were immaculate and comfortable. small gripe- no coffee making facilities in room
big bed . friendly staff
Easy access to Wi-Fi
It seemed to be over rated on the star guide; very basic. Poorly lit stairs. Toilet had not been flushed prior to arrival.
Close to the centre of the town but still quite. Good continental breakfast. Friendly staff.
Convenient location - just opposite the train station and not far from the historical centre of Lamballe. Friendly and attentive staff. Rooms comfortable and clean. WI-FI, coffee machine in room. Good buffet breakfast. Good value for money
The room. Proximity to the railway station.
It was exactly what I expected, a nice clean room with a tv and drink making facilities. Also there was a car park out side, with no charge. Nothing
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Although the hotel was quite compact everything was incredibly organised and of a high standard of cleanliness. Nothing
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The hotel was clean, the staff friendly, and there is a 24h access to the hotel. Close (15 km) to the coast. The location is poor: the town of Lamballe has not much to offer.
Nice staff, nice and clean hotel, excellent location oposit to the Train Station in Lamballe
Very nice hotel and value for money. Right in the centre by the train station. Don't let this put you off as we nere heard any of the trains. Good Facilities and friendly staff.
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Good hotel & restaurant . Very helpful & friendly staff . Good food when restaurant open Mon to Fri. Location not so good on industrial estate but ok as touring base.Restaurant not open Sat & Sun . Room smelled a bit of smoking
It was just what we wanted - a hotel close to the N12 for an overnight stopover.
hotel manager and wife very friendly - restaurant food was excellent and the service was very good ..choice of wines very good for 2 star rated hotel rooms were dated but ok for overnight- small tv with poor reception -no international news
The Proprietor and his wife both spoke very good english and were very friendly. The service was very good and the food and service in the restaurant were very high standard.
Friendly Hotel stuff and Restaurant served very good food Rooms very old and missing some basic things like shower curtain
the manager and manageress were extremely welcoming and all the other staff we met were friendly too. we used the hotel purely as a stop-over for our travels and it met our needs. no free wi-fi available and no hair dryer in rooms
Staff were friendly (once they had made an appearance). Breakfast was good (for a continental). They were happy to let us bring our bikes indoors (can't imagine many British hotels doing this). Hotel was very pleasant inside and rooms were fine. Reception not manned (or womanned!) on Sunday, so we had to fend for ourselves somewhat. Location was further out of town that I realised (obviously not their fault) and in the inevitable ZI, past the abbatoir!
We received a very warm welcome, the staff were all very friendly and efficient and the bar area was cosy and with nice decor. The breakfast choice was also good. No, except that we didn't think the restaurant (menu and presentation of food) was of the usual 'Inter-Hotel' standard.
The restaurant was good.The Manager was very pleasant Is situated in an industrial/commercial area
Lovely room only staying 1 night, lovely breakfast
Very lucky to be upgraded to a suite which was fitted to a very high standard and excellent value; super king size bed and lovely cotton bedding. Very good Continental breakfasts with an excellent range of everything. The staff were very pleasant and helpful. The hotel restaurant was not open in the evenings when we stayed (this may have been because of local holiday). Laudeac has only a limited selection of restaurants in the centre of the town.
Quiet and very central to town We chose this hotel as it had a restaurant and secure parking. The restaurant was not open either Saturday or Sunday and the car park was full
First thing I noticed at our arrival was a nice smily girl who welcomed us. Staff spoke English. It was a very good option not staying in a turistic city like Josselin and looking for a small city close by. Hotel was very clean, white new bath towells!! good position , excellent breakfast and good price.. We really enjoyed the relaxed stay in that small city.
not enough car parking space, not a lot of choice of food, breakfast needs looking at again, there was no cereal or toast,
Staff were very friendly and welcoming and allowed me to practice my french! Breakfast was excellent. Room was small, and a full length mirror would have been nice.
I liked the cleanliness of the whole hotel, the pleasant atmosphere and the friendly staff
Everything. The welcome was good, staff helpful and friendly. The room was a good size with plenty of pillows. The food was good with lots of choice at a very reasonable price. We would stay again.
Friendly helpful staff No Bath
Very helpful and attentive staff and the rooms are excellent value for money.
The evening meals were excellent, unusual menus, beautifully presented dishes and very good service.
The service attitude of the staff was very good and the atmosphere nice and quiet
The setting was excellent, the room full of character and the food was delicious. Staff were very friendly.
Good welcome. Provided a meal even though dining room had just closed. Very friendly, lovely setting and location, but difficult to find - a local person showed us the way in her car with us following. Only booked one night as a stop over, but would have enjoyed a longer stay
staff very helpful; restaurant highly recommended; toilet in room clean but area minute
Beautiful location, very quiet location, yet easy to reach.
The evening gourmet dinners were the highlight of the stay in this pretty country hotel. The staff were very very welcoming. Lovely garden to sit out in have a pre dinner drink.
Lovely old building, friendly staff, good food, pleasant country location outside the town.
Good location, very good hotel, excellent breakfast Needs more lights in the bedroom, quite dark
bread fresh unhelpful reception staff, no biscuits in room, no plug in sink, needed to ask twice for extra pillow, at breakfast,0830, there were no trays, no cups, no croissants, no cutlery, tables were not cleared and cleaned and no staff available for some considerable time.
The bed was very comfortable and the restaurant was good though being decorated the next day The position of the hotel too far from the town centre to walk in the evening. Also its situation in a tacky "estate" of hotels outside the town meant there was a total lack of character. Good for an overnight business stop but not for an extended stay with a coach group
Wifi does not work!!!
Good sized rooms, excellent breakfast choice
Helpful staff, off-road parking (willing to let us put motorbike in private garage adjacent to parking area), central location. Plug action not working in sink, broken shower fixing
Practical,clean and comfortable.The staff were friendly and helpful.
Very disposable and gentle owners No lift, just stairs
Very characterful place to stay and is a lot nicer inside than it looks from the street! The staff were absolutely great and breakfast was very good value, well worth paying extra for.
The hospitality of the host was very good and the hotel was clean and tidy. The location of the hotel to the town center and the railway station was convenient.
The owners were very welcoming and helpful. Breakfast was great. No
Town centre location easy walk to restaurants etc.
proximity to shops, modern decor, excellent facilities in room, such as electric shutter on window, staff very helpful
Hotel lobby staff tries to direct guests to restaurant in hotel when I asked for directions to good restaurants in the neighbourhood. Got food poisoning eating seafood in the "hotel" brasserie.
The staff were very friendly and the food was very good as well.
Excellent staff, clean tidy hotel, great location in city close to centre, cafes/bars and bus station
The staff are extraordinarily helpful. Rooms are modern and first rate. Breakfasts were wonderful.
hotel service no
Great rooms. We were in a block 50m from reception. beautifully modern rooms, bathrooms superbe.
The room was well laid out, modern and clean. The restaurant for breakfast was a pleasant environment. The hotel is in the very centre of St Brieuc within walking distance of most key centres. Being in the centre of town makes it very noisy. The staff we encountered exhibited a range of customer-friendliness from very approachable and helpful to somewhat surely.


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Brooklyn Decker
Kate Walsh
Jason Derulo
Jason Aldean and Brittany Kerr
James van Der Bekk and his wife
Lionel Richie
Dog The Bounty Hunter and Beth
33 Comments on "Random Photos Part Five – CMT Awards Part Two"
Kate Walsh is wearing part of a set of drapes. Horrid. Brooklyn is the only one who looks half way decent and that's because she dressed down.
What's Roddick up to that we should worry?
Is Beth the Bounty Hunter doing The Robot?
I see Kate is wearing her bitchy Debra Messing face.
Raelyn was on the voice a while back. She is real young, high school, I think
Love Kate's dress. Love it!
So much bad here not sure where to start so I'll leave it at that. Except those Bounty Hunter people. Good Lord!
Damn skippy Raelynn is the name of every teenager working at a Southern DQ.
Did you mean Lionel Dorian Grey Richie?
I had several things to say, but I just can't even think of which one to go with first.
Dog and Beth – NO! Just no! Go away and stay away. You stretched your 15 minutes into 30 and you still won't get the hell out.
Lionel still looks good!
Damn straight, but women are quick to blame the "other woman". Pisses me off…
This was painful! ::barf::
Jason Aldean is the homewrecker. He is the one who forgot how to say "no thank you I am married".
Dog and beth. My eyes!!!! Im sure my retinas are seared!!
Dog x 2 = Beth She is HUGE!!!!
There is no way that Beth does not have a penis tucked in under that dainty black dress.
raelynn is the mandatory name of every girl working at the dairy queen in the states of ky,tn,al,ms,la. fwi
I can't see "home wrecker" without hearing Gretchen Wilson. Also thinking of Angelina Jolie. It's like a virus!
Home Wrecker. And I'd be pissed if I was the ex that he's trotting her on the Red carpet
Brooklyn Decker is gorgeous. Hope nothing bad happens to Roddick. This weekend.
Kate Wash just strikes me as a bitch. A colossal bitch. A colossal lesbian bitch. That lives for one thing: to bring misery to guys. I can't begin to say how boner inducing this is to me. I would kill to be her punching bag.
Jason Aldean is certainly making some interesting life decisions. Good luck with that, cowboy.
Huge Lionel Richie fan. His daughter is an asshole.
Dog and Beth. I'll bet they have very noisy sex.
Please don't judge me, I hate that I know this but Dog and Beth are there because they're reality show is on CMT
Jason Aldean is divorced.
I love Lionel Ritchie. And saying JaySON deROOlo
Lionel! Take your daughter out for a sandwich. Make sure she eats it.
Is Jason Aldean with the wife or homewrecker??
P: Decker
M: Kerr
B: Walsh
Holy crap – make it stop.
Bad everything.
Dog and Beth give rednecks a bad name.
I hear Lionel Ritchie and DeRulo all the time on the country station I listen to here. 🙁
I thought Raelynn was a porn star and Brittany Kerr will be one soon.
I like/don't like Kate's dress. Interesting design, but it should not have been shoulderless.
I <3 the Beek. 😀
Why is "Dog the Bounty Hunter" at the CMAs? Does he sing now? Were the Duck Dynasty guys there playing Achy Breaky Heart on kazoos?
Has vanderbeek's head always looked like a foot?
Whats a Raelyn and why is she dressed to audition for Toddlers and Tiaras?
Wow they really rolled out the carpet this year.
Aww. Look at Jason and Britt. So happy, in love and attractive. Who wouldn't want to be the ham in that sandwich.


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Final score: Ravens 23, Browns 16 (game story; game in review; Marla Ridenour's column; notebook; box score)
Here is the game story:
BALTIMORE: With the lights shining bright on a national stage, the Browns fired their slingshot and just missed Goliath by a hair.
The Browns started their final drive with 1:05 left in the fourth quarter and scratched and clawed enough to put themselves in striking distance at the end of the game, but the Baltimore Ravens escaped a potential upset. The Browns lost to the AFC North rival Ravens 23-16 on a rainy Thursday night at M&T Bank Stadium.
The Browns fell to 0-4 for the third time since their rebirth in 1999. They also lost their 12th divisional game in a row. Meanwhile, the Ravens (3-1) captured their 13th consecutive regular-season victory at home.
"I thought our guys battled hard," Browns coach Pat Shurmur said. "I think that can be said about every game this year, and we've got to find a way to get a victory. We had an opportunity tonight to play a pretty darn good football team and do that, and we fell a couple plays short."
Browns rookie quarterback Brandon Weeden took three shots at the end zone during the final possession, though each attempt was thwarted. If one of those last-ditch efforts went the Browns' way, they could have either tied the score with an extra-point kick or tried to pull off a stunner on the road by going for two points. Unfortunately for the Browns, the game never reached that point.
On first-and-10 from the Ravens' 18-yard line, Weeden intended his final pass for wide receiver Greg Little. Ravens defensive end Pernell McPhee applied pressure and Weeden was hit in the ribs right after he threw. The pass sailed too long and out of the back of the end zone with no time left.
"Too much juice," Weeden said of his last pass. "But you know what? With that being said, I'm proud of hell of this football team. Yeah, I know we lost, and it stings. It really does, but I tell you what, we fought till literally the last second."
The previous play, Weeden's fourth-down Hail Mary attempt to tight end Jordan Cameron was broken up in the end zone, but an unnecessary roughness penalty against the Ravens – linebacker Paul Kruger shoved offensive tackle Joe Thomas down after the play -- gave the Browns another chance on which they failed to capitalize.
"I was thinking there was hope without a doubt," said Weeden, who completed 25-of-52 passes for 320 yards with an interception for a passer rating of 59.8.
Earlier during the same drive, Weeden's pass to wide receiver Jordan Norwood was deflected by free safety Ed Reed and hit Norwood in the shoulder before falling incomplete in the end zone.
Phil Dawson's 52-yard field goal trimmed the Browns' deficit to 23-16 with 4:33 left in the final quarter, but they couldn't get over the hump in crunch time. The Browns were ultimately haunted by miscues like Little's leaping drop in the front of the end zone the play before Dawson's final field goal.
"If you want to be a great player, you want to be a great receiver, you want to make plays that people remember, that people name, that put you in position to come back, you make the play," Little said.
The Ravens seized control in the third quarter by scoring on both sides of the ball.
During the opening possession of the second half, the Ravens marched 89 yards in 13 plays. On third-and-goal from the Browns' 1, quarterback Joe Flacco rolled to his right and ran into the end zone for a 1-yard touchdown with 9:53 left in the third quarter. Ravens wide receiver Anquan Boldin had three catches for 60 yards during the drive, and the Ravens captured a 16-7 lead.
The Browns countered with an eight-play, 53-yard drive that stalled when Weeden's third-down pass over the middle went through the hands of Norwood. The Browns settled for Dawson's 51-yard field goal that cut their deficit to 16-10 with 6:52 left in the third quarter.
The Ravens answered by marching 51 yards, but kicker Justin Tucker's 47-yard field goal missed wide right. Nevertheless, any sliver of momentum the Browns might have earned vanished when the Ravens scored a defensive touchdown five plays later.
On third-and-5 from the Ravens' 43, Weeden tried to hit rookie wide receiver Travis Benjamin on an out route. Cornerback Cary Williams gained favorable position, caught the bullet of a pass and ran 63 yards down the Browns' sideline for a touchdown, extending the Ravens' lead to 23-10 with 15 seconds left in the third quarter.
"I put us in a tough spot," Weeden said. "I told a lot of the guys on offense, a lot of the guys on defense, 'Hey, man. 'It's a seven point game and I spotted them seven.'"
With 12:11 left in the fourth quarter, Dawson added a 50-yard field goal and sliced the Ravens' advantage to 23-13. Dawson tied an NFL single-game record after connecting on three field goals of 50 yards or longer. Six other kickers have accomplished the feat.
Plagued by dropped passes throughout the game, the Browns started slow for the second week in a row. Still, they only trailed 9-7 at halftime after rallying late in the second quarter.
The Browns recently emphasized the importance of Weeden connecting on his deep passes, and he finally did it late in the first half to spark an 11-play, 94-yard scoring drive. Little ran by Williams on a fade route and hauled in Weeden's pass for a 43-yard gain. His longest completion through the first three games was 27 yards.
As the march continued, Weeden's passes of 12 and 14 yards to Benjamin helped the Browns reach the Ravens' 1. Then Browns rookie running back Trent Richardson took a toss, swept to the left and ran into the end zone for 1-yard touchdown with 2:32 left in the second quarter. Richardson finished with 14 carries for 47 yards (3.4 average) and four catches for 57 yards.
The defense later held at the end of the first half. After Reggie Hodges' second consecutive punt of 32 yards, the Ravens gained possession at their own 45 with 40 seconds left. But defensive end Jabaal Sheard sacked Flacco for a 9-yard loss that helped prevent the Ravens' from extending their two-point lead before halftime.
It wasn't the first time the Browns' defense bailed out the special teams. In the first quarter, Josh Cribbs absorbed a devastating hit to the helmet from Dannell Ellerbe while returning a punt. Cribbs was eventually able to walk to the sideline and then to the locker room with members of the Browns' medical staff, but he did not return to the game. Shurmur said Cribbs suffered a concussion. He lost his helmet and the ball during the play, and the fumble was upheld after a replay review from the booth.
The Ravens took control at the Browns' 40. But five plays later, linebacker Craig Robertson cut in front of Boldin in the end zone and intercepted Flacco's pass. Robertson's clutch play snapped Flacco's streak of 125 consecutive red-zone passes without an interception. Flacco finished with 356 yards passing and a touchdown, but running back Ray Rice had only 18 carries for 49 yards (2.7 average).
"They had some good series, and they did some things to keep us on our toes" Browns middle linebacker D'Qwell Jackson said. "They ran the no-huddle [offense] a lot, but once we settled down and figured it out, we were able to make it a tight ballgame toward the end."
However, Flacco carved up the secondary with consecutive completions of 39 and 34 yards during the Ravens' next possession following Robertson's interception. Flacco later connected with wide receiver Torrey Smith for an 18-yard touchdown pass. Smith sliced in front of Tashaun Gipson, who rotated with starter Usama Young at free safety, and grabbed the pass in the front of the end zone with 12:57 left in the second quarter.
The Ravens, though, did not convert the extra-point kick because holder Sam Koch dropped the snap as it zoomed a bit outside to his left. They extended their lead to 9-0 when Tucker made a 45-yard field goal with 10:03 left in the second quarter.
Still, the Browns countered throughout the game. They just couldn't deliver the dagger in the end.
"We battled and came up short," Weeden said. "But we fought our asses off."
Postgame injury updates
Strong safety T.J. Ward had a cast on his right hand after the game. Ward said he suffered the injury during the defense's first series of the game. When asked whether his hand is broken, Ward said, "I don't know yet. I have to get it checked out. We'll see when I get back, tonight probably." … Gipson suffered a knee injury in the third quarter. … Young left the game in the fourth quarter with an injured right knee. … A trainer appeared to be looking at Weeden's hand during a sideline examination midway through the third quarter, but Weeden did not miss any time.
Pregame notes
Inactives: Browns – quarterback Thaddeus Lewis, wide receiver Mohamed Massaquoi (hamstring), free safety Eric Hagg, running back Brandon Jackson, rookie linebacker James-Michael Johnson (ribs/oblique), offensive tackle Ryan Miller and tight end Alex Smith (concussion). Notes: Hagg was inactive for the second consecutive game after starting the first two. Brandon Jackson was inactive for the third game in a row. Ravens – wide receiver LaQuan Williams, cornerback Asa Jackson, offensive tackle Jah Reid (calf), tight end Billy Bajema, defensive end DeAngelo Tyson, linebacker Sergio Kindle and defensive tackle Bryan Hall.
Lineup changes: Browns – Josh Cribbs started in place of Massaquoi. With Massaquoi out, receiver Jordan Norwood was active for the first time this season. Notes: Cribbs started for the first time this season.
Top storylines by Stephanie Storm: 1. The young Browns are still trying to get out of their own way while looking for that elusive first win of the 2012 season. Ill-timed penalties, dropped passes and missed assignments on both sides of the ball have plagued them during an 0-3 start. The Browns are riding a nine-game losing streak overall, their last win coming Nov. 20, 2011, against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Cleveland Browns Stadium. 2. After a dismal showing in the season-opening loss, followed by signs of improvement in a road loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, the Browns' offense is again looking to redeem itself after a mediocre performance in Sunday's loss to the Buffalo Bills. Quarterback Brandon Weeden threw two interceptions and finished with a 65.7 passer rating. Running back Trent Richardson also regressed, rushing 12 times for just 27 yards, a 2.3 average. 3. The quick turnaround to play a Thursday game isn't easy on any team, but especially not for an inexperienced one like the Browns, who didn't have much time this week to work on correcting mistakes with just one real day of practice. The Ravens had even less time to get ready for tonight's game, after playing Sunday night. But the Ravens are a veteran team that ought to be able to handle the short week of preparation better. 4. Tonight will be the first time the Browns visit Baltimore since the death of former owner Art Modell. Every team across the league paid some kind of tribute to Modell during their next game after his Sept. 6 death, except the Browns, who feared the fan backlash would overshadow the sentiment's original intent. 5. The Browns and Ravens still have player/coach connections. Ozzie Newsome, who followed his 13-year playing (1978-90) by serving five seasons in the Browns pro personnel department, went on to become the Ravens' general manager. George Kokinis, the current Ravens senior personnel assistant, spent five seasons in the Browns scouting/team operations department and later spent half of 2009 as the team's general manager. Other ties include Browns defensive lineman Ishmaa'ily Kitchen (originally signed during the offseason as an undrafted free agent by the Ravens) and Browns offensive lineman Oniel Cousins (who spent three seasons with the Ravens, after they drafted him in the third round in 2008). 6. Tonight's game will mark the return of regular officials and the exit of their replacements. In a joint statement, the NFL and NFL Referees Association announced early this morning that they reached an agreement on an eight-year collective bargaining agreement. The league locked out the regular officials after their contract expired in June. The experiment with their replacements reached a boiling point Monday night, when the Seattle Seahawks were credited with a win over the Green Bay Packers after a controversial call on a Hail Mary pass.
Preview stories via Ohio.com: 1. Browns rookie running back Trent Richardson is eager for showdown with Ray Lewis and the rest of the Ravens' defense. 2. Matchup of the week: Browns' defense vs. Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco. 3. Regular officials will work tonight's game after lockout ends. 4. Browns wide receiver Mohamed Massaquoi ruled out for tonight. 5. Browns rookie quarterback Brandon Weeden hopes to hit on the long ball against the Ravens. 6. Keys to the game. 7. Quote of the week. 8. Injury report. 9. Predictions. 10. Numbers to watch.


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Nicholas has worked with the well respected Kings Group since 1980. He became a Main Board Director and joint owner of Kings in 1992 before acquiring the Kings Tunbridge Wells office in his own name in December 2010. He has lived and worked in the area for over 35 years and is thoroughly enjoying working with two of his four children (Gemma and Mike) in what has become a solid family business where clients receive a personal and unrivalled service. Nicholas has specialised in the residential sectors and has specific expertise at the higher end of the market place. He quotes "we move people, not the houses, so it is their interests that matter to us."