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Sometimes it takes an anniversary of doing something you've done for years to remember just how far The Boy has come. This week that reminder came in the form of the Christmas Tree.
The tree used to be such an upheaval for him. And you can't blame him really... Things were going quite nicely in his world, he knew where he was with everything and then once a year Dad would insist on moving the furniture round and sticking a 7ft plastic tree with flashing lights in the middle of the lounge where the TV should be. Little wonder it was pulled down every other day.
But now we've become accustomed to it. The tree has become part of our routine like everything else. The same tree, with the same decorations, in the same place... Granted, if Dad had known the tree was meant to last ten years he might have bought one other than the Argos Value one he got at the time, but it's our tree all the same.
The Boy doesn't help with decorating the tree. Boring. I learned my lesson last year when I insisted he help and he just lined up all the same size baubles of the same colour on the same branch. Instead, he just turns up now for the big Switch On. Much like Regent Street had the Spice Girls this year to turn on their lights, in 2013 we once again had The Boy in his pants to do ours.
We even have a fairy nowadays too, sitting atop surveying the chaos below. For two years she was abandoned in the cupboard and replaced with a sellotaped-on Power Ranger. I reminded him of it the other day, and I could see on his face that look of "Let's do that again!!!". But, he let it go...
The tree is in the lounge, which has recently been christened "My Room". The Boy's bedroom next door is now apparently "His Room". Given he spends so much time in there, I asked if he'd like to get some Christmas decorations for "His Room" too. To my surprise, he said yes. So off we went to the Pound Shop.
The Pound Shop is perfect for us, not least because it's a pound shop. The Boy still hasn't fully grasped the concept of money, and although he is getting better at it he still thinks purely in terms of "how many things can I have?". And the Pound Shop is the only place where I can be sure I'm giving the right answer without bankrupting myself. Ten things. Ten things to decorate your room for Christmas.
You can imagine how tasteful the bedroom now looks. Resplendent in all its glory. It has been decorated with all the subtlety of a Royal British Legion Social Club function room. And in the middle of it all on his chest of drawers sits the elixir of life. The very reason to get up in the morning. His chocolate advent calendar. Breakfast.
Oh, and for designers of chocolate advent calendars, I've got a message for you. The Boy tells me he could do your job better than all of you. You can't even put the numbers 1 to 24 in the right order...
Loving the Power Ranger idea!! Might try that one - not sure Mrs-MaFt would approve though...
5/12/2013 02:29:53 am
Love it!
5/12/2013 03:35:33 am
The big switch on :) now that had me roaring with laughter. Im visualising you and the boy doing the countdown. Maybe the powerranger was actually the celebrity guest.
5/12/2013 03:54:56 am
Brilliant. Thanks for the smile - we love the Poundshop too! Perfect for a bargain Christmas stocking!
5/12/2013 05:15:37 am
Fab as always x
Paul Jones
5/12/2013 05:22:04 am
Thank you as always. Perfect seasonal cheer.
steve Creighton
5/12/2013 05:23:31 am
"Sometimes it takes an anniversary of doing something you've done for years to remember just how far The Boy has come". So true-it's only when you see them doing a regular but infrequent (if that makes sense) thing that you realise how hard they have worked.
5/12/2013 07:29:01 am
The best gift of 2013 was being introduced to your blog. I think your both brilliant xx
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6/12/2013 12:51:53 am
Not visited before, heard so many people talk of your site. No real links to autism, just an interest in a well-told story. Well I shed a few tears crying with laughter and sadness last night. You write very well, thank you for sharing your lives. Is your writing available elsewhere?
6/12/2013 01:57:17 pm
After reading your entire blog in a marathon session when I really should have been doing other things, I feel like I have to comment, like I actually know you both, and it would be rude to wander off and not let you know how profoundly your story has touched me.
Our boy takes am eclectic approach to Christmas. We have made a Patrick Star from spongebob to decorate the top of the tree. This was a compromise from Mr Hanky the Christmas poo. School nativity play this week so I am off to take my calms and glue tinsel to his ear defenders.
9/12/2013 08:44:43 am
I loved this. My son does exactly the sane thing.... Same size and coloured decorations on the same branch.....in our case it would be Thomas the tank engine on top!:-)
9/12/2013 02:28:32 pm
fabulous once again I had 2 'helpers' (one aspie one asd) all the decorations were on one side of the tree on about 6 branches and the presents were lined up underneath in a perfect row once finished and admiring our handiwork was the creation of but i want a star not a dolly on the top
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Well, well, well...a flashback worth bringing up in 2014
Obama Administration to Ban Hunting
Completely cowed by the well-flexed political muscle of PeTA and the Humane Society of the United States, the Obama Administration is taking action to ban all hunting on public lands.
The announcement came at a meeting in Washington, D.C. attended by Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar, Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack, and Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer.
An announcement about the change in policy was issued Friday morning, just as a massive snow storm blew in and closed the city.
The announcement itself was little more than a slap in the face to hunters and anglers everywhere:
Welcome to the Jungle: Hunting and Wildlife Bill Expected on Senate Floor
The sportsman package introduced Monday combines more than 20 pieces of separate legislation, addressing everything from nutria to polar bears, while also seeking to expand hunting and fishing access. (At Fiscal Cliff, Senate-House Chasm Over Whether Deal is Doable.)
The bill, sponsored by Montana Democrat Sen. Jon Tester, would ease restrictions for public land access, increase the amount of money states receive to maintain shooting ranges and allow bow hunters to carry their weapon through national parks.
GOP blocks Tester bill to give hunters more land access
WASHINGTON A wide-ranging bill to give hunters and fishermen more access to public lands stalled in the Senate Monday after Republicans said it spends too much money.
Republicans supported opening lands for outdoorsmen and many other provisions in the bill sponsored by Democratic Sen. Jon Tester, but GOP senators blocked the legislation on principle Monday evening in a mostly party-line procedural vote after Senate Budget Committee's top Republican, Jeff Sessions of Alabama, objected to spending on conservation programs included in the bill.
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>According to emptyhomes.com, you've got 920.000 to fill up first, something which is easily corrected by you know what. And they definetly don't want to live in the Northwest, which has 130.000 of them. Granted, there are anti-market forces caused by not collecting rental values and regs getting in the way of using some of these homes.
> --- In email@example.com, "k_r_johansen" <kjetil.r.johansen@> wrote:
> > but still the cheap ones stays on the
> > market for ages. It's figured out already,
> > people don't want to live there.
> The UK is desperately short of homes - like a few million or so. People do want to live in the countryside.
> The autonomous house is virtually here. Superinsulation, septic tanks, combined heat & power units, grey water re-cycling, rainwater harvesting, wireless communications, smart phones, amongst others, are all here. These houses have a low impact on the environment. Connection to urban utilities is no longer necessary. Locating homes with all modern conveniences, just about anywhere in the UK is now feasible. Herding the population into urban communities because they offered basic utilities no longer need be the case.Oh I agree, it's absolutely possible. And councils should award permission for such construction liberally. But this has been possible for ages, and even where self-building is common, people in general prefer to live in central, well serviced locations, with nice views and neighbours.
I can't really speak for the UK, maybe you're right, but here there is no drive at all for back-to-the-land, and people are clearly voting with their feets and pocketbooks. I live on the edge of a woodland, with a huge lot, just one third of a mile from a new development, with a pasture in between. I've got my own water and septic (a system that works fine, and is several decades old), while I'm serviced by grid-electricity, broadband, trash-pickups and a council road. Granted, my private access road is a bit rough, and large trees block out the evening sun. Still, the new development down the road, with postage-stamp gardens, has a land-value three to four times mine. The council charges the residents in the new development extra for water and sewage, which I don't have to pay, so this premium is pure location rent, with no relation whatsoever with any extra provisions on the side of local govt.
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> There is an enormous amount of urban land of all values which is presently held out of use at rack-rent (or higher) prices.It is held out of use in the hope of rezoning windfalls, which permitting development and use at the current permitted density would likely scotch for decades. As long as the long-term economic growth rate exceeds the tax rate, owning land increases the owner's net worth, so there is no reason to take a chance by permitting productive use.
> Such holdings would becomeRents already reflect that advantage, so they would not topple.
> available to producers and other users with adoption of full land Rent
> collection and Rents would topple to a point where they would accurately
> reflect the advantage provided by the surrounding population.
> You agree with me that present land rent is a 'monopoly rent'. I happen toIt's not appropriate, because what you are talking about is in fact rent.
> call it rack-rent because that seems to me to be an appropriate term.
> Your peculiar opposition to this seems to stem from your mistaken belief thatNo, YOUR peculiar theory stems from your mistaken belief that rent is rack-rent.
> with full Rent collection, rack-rent would remain. In fact, as I have stated, it would disappear.
> I don't know where you got your land-value taxation ideas from, but you treat it as simply a good way to tax.My UIE proposal proves that claim false. LVT is essential to equal human rights.
> The real intention of collecting RentNo, the real intention is to restore the EQUAL RIGHTS of all to life, liberty, and property in the fruits of their labor, relieving the poverty of the less able by ensuring they have free, secure access to economic opportunity, and enabling the more able to rise as high as their productive contributions will carry them by relieving them of the burden of supporting the greedy, privileged, parasitic landowning overclass in exorbitant luxury. I am much more aware of that intention than you, as your opposition to my UIE proposal shows.
> (popularly, land-value taxing) is to produce a genuine equality of
> conditions for all, replacing the present rigged economy which condemns the
> less able to poverty and the more able to a lifetime of paying rack-rent.
> The object of full Rent collection is to take the first step towardsI do indeed.
> 'Liberty and Justice for All'. Reducing this to a simple tax advocacy diminishes its importance as a genuine reform.
> But, you probably know that.
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Thomas is the Tigers' second pledge from a tight end for 2012 joining John Curtis product Dillon Gordon.
Thomas, who looked to be in the 6-5 to 6-6, 235-pound range when Scout.com saw him last October, says that the LSU staff compares him favorably to current Tiger tight end DeAngelo Peterson. At this stage of the game, though, Thomas is much bigger than Peterson who checked in at Scout.com's Combine in New Orleans the spring before his senior season at just under 200 pounds.
Peterson's biggest attribute is his athleticism and ability to make plays in the passing game and Thomas was a weapon for Airline as a junior as he hauled in 30 passes for 575 yards with seven scores.
After cutting up game film from Airline's 24-7 loss to Haughton in the 2010 season another Tiger came to mind when comparing Thomas to others and it was former Many tight end Nick Jacobs, who will be a redshirt freshman at LSU in 2011.
Thomas and Jacobs were about the same size at the back end of their junior year and both played both ways, doubling as a starter at tight end and defensive end.
On the tape against Haughton, Thomas caught a couple of passes for around 20 yards and had another two balls thrown his way that were not catchable. He flexed out some but most of the time he was used as an in-line blocker.
Thomas showed the ability to seal but he wasn't as dominant of a blocker as you would like to see and he didn't finish his blocks like you want to see someone with his size. One thing that must be taken into account, however, is the fact that he played every snap on offense, about 70 percent of the snaps on defense and was in on all special team plays with the exception of kickoffs so that probably played a big part.
A couple of plays that stood out that will never make a stat sheet was Thomas acting quickly and without any hesitation when his quarterback was forced to scramble and the big tight end rolled with him to give him a target. Another play was when a Haughton running back broke a long run on the opposite side of the field and Thomas showed some speed by outrunning all of his teammates to help cut the play off.
Defensively, Thomas made several plays and showed some power and strength by pushing the pocket along with some athleticism by changing directions and getting downfield to make the play. You could see some explosion and suddenness at times but once again the amount of plays he was in on in all phases of the game had to affect his consistency to some degree.
There is a lot for LSU tight ends coach Steven Ensminger to work with as Thomas has tools that can't be taught – size and athleticism. LSU fans have a lot to be excited about and they can check out their newest Tiger in these clips below.
Note: This is not a highlight tape as it is only game footage from one game during Thomas' 2010 season.


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I have defined myself as a blogger for two years now. At first, this website was just a place I could express myself when I was having a difficult time. I literally did not care what went on here, and if you look through my archives, you will see how true that is. At one point, I tried to move away from the more sentimental posts that I use to do and focus on what I loved: fashion.
Now, I've come to this point where I've started to realize that I need to get back to my blogging roots. Blogging has become such a hyped industry over the past year and since I am a blogger, I believed I needed to be perfect in order to be popular in this sphere. I don't need to be either of those. Don't get me wrong, fashion is still my life, but I was putting so much pressure on myself to look good. It just isn't healthy.
I've since tried to develop ways to stop worrying and obsessing over little things like appearance. I downloaded an app called Think Up, where you can choose positive affirmations and record them for yourself. It honestly really helps to hear things like "I am letting go of all my worries and fears" or "Every day I become more creative and inventive". Another thing I've been doing is taking walks around campus a few times a day. This not only keeps me physically healthy but mentally as well. Fresh air does wonders!
If you're struggling with having unhealthy thoughts, whatever they might be, take a step back and figure out what you truly need in your life. For me, any form of spirituality can help. That's why I love the affirmations. I also enjoy going through my quote Pinterest board when I'm sad. Words are uplifting...
When I first started this blog, I participated in the 100 Happy Days Challenge. I'm considering doing it again, if anyone would like to join me, email me! We can get a group together to motivate each other. The first time I did it, I was going into my Senior year of high school, and it honestly changed my life. I was doing well at school and at my job, I was finding more to be happy about, and I met my wonderful boyfriend.
I hope you all find whatever truly fulfills you, and never hesitate to reach out. That's something my sisterhood as an Alpha Chi Omega has taught me so far: to always be there for another. By the way, I'm getting initiated this weekend! Yay!


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Memorial Service Help 101
"We've all been there before", a statement that cannot really be made when it comes to burying your dead relative or friend. Especially when talking about who is actually involved in the decision making process behind laying a loved one into the ground. Many people do not have to involve themselves in funeral or memorial service planning, at worst they just have to attend and at best they send a card and their condolences.
That is why I felt it was a good idea to write this article about places that will help you with the planning and execution of a funeral service at a funeral home or church. Not many people cover it but it need to be talked about so that there are more resources out there for the family members who do not know where to turn when their family member has died. I wish that I had had a resource like this when my Grandmother died, though I wasn't as involved in the planning (that was left up to my parents). I suppose I just wanted someone to talk to at the time, and I am going to cover that here as well.
Funeral Homes
There are many great funeral homes in the United States that are instrumental in helping to plan the service and event that will accompany burying your deceased relative. The homes that are worth their weight in gold are the ones that take the extra time to check in with you and see how you are getting on through the process, and if you need any other help emotionally and mentally beyond picking the flowers, music, and procession arrangement. A good funeral service director know that its more than just who is going to speak (and who won't be speaking because the parties weren't speaking BEFORE the death either), they know that it is about making sure you feel you've done your best for the person in their last moment of notoriety on Earth.
My parents utilized a service called Funeral Home Finder when my grandmother passed away, a place they found on the internet that had sourced great funeral homes in major cities around the U.S. I think it worked out well because we liked the funeral home that we dealt with. They had a great reputation, they took care of us, and they helped put on a service and event that was befitting of the kind of woman my grandmother was. I am not sure which information is on their Facebook and which is on their Google Plus account, so here is the link to that: https://plus.google.com/114698373849266772355
Whatever you do, pick the best place when it comes to putting on funerals, its not a category you want to skimp on.
Grief therapy is real and sometimes very necessary, when you have lost a loved one. There are specialists in the field of psychotherapy who cover nothing but this type of therapy in their practice. Many people think that getting over a loved one is just something that happens with time. And true, it does dissipate the more distance comes in between the event and time, but if you have unfinished business, unspoken words, or there was tension and anger between you and the deceased before their time on Earth was done; you may have a wound that cannot heal without patience and expression.
I did not have this with my grandmother, but my mother definitely did. She felt there were many unsaid things between them, and that when my grandmother died she still felt that she wasn't proud of who my mother had become. That is a very terrible feeling to have when you can no longer do anything about it. So the only thing you CAN do is vent and get these feelings and emotions out of your body so that they don't fester. Time may heal all wounds but not if that wound is constantly being opened up by remembering or acknowledging unspoken grievances between you and a dead family member or friend.
It can also help to see someone even for a short period of time to try and make sense of life and death. It is not easy to comprehend why we come and go and what happens to us once we do, so having someone who can openly discuss it with you that will not be upset by the need to have said discussion, is very valuable.
Those are the two things I believe must be found in order to get past a loss in your life, if you are going to move on and reframe your mind.


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In Unthinkable, Winston Churchill and the leaders of the Western Allies have launched Operation: Unthinkable, a plan to impose against the Soviet Union the demands of the United States and the British Empire through the use of simultaneous surprise attacks against Soviet forces within Central Europe. Shortly after the German Instrument of Surrender, Winston Churchill, President Harry S. Truman, and several other leaders of the Allies declare war on the Soviet Union.
This timeline mainly explores the events following the launch of Operation: Unthinkable.
On May 7, 1945, Nazi Germany capitulates and unconditionally surrenders to the Allies at Reims, France. Several days later, Allied leaders Winston Churchill, President Henry S. Truman, and several other leaders met in secret at Toulouse, France to discuss the outcome of Europe and to oppose Soviet demands of a communist Eastern Europe. By the end of the discussion, a decision has been created to declare war on the Soviet Union. Within a week, remaining German Wehrmacht divisions still occupying Norway, Denmark, Austria, and Bohemia, along with several other POWs have been organized and armed to prepare for Operation Unthinkable. On September 12th, 1945, the western Allies have declared war on the Soviet Union, as well as its capitulated allies of Mongolia, Romania, Bulgaria, and Albania.
By the end of Unthinkable most of the eastern portion of the European continent was left in complete ruin, large amounts of fatalities and injured laying in the streets of suburban neighborhoods and villages. Infrastructure has been laid to waste once more which has led to a dark state of malevolent Cold War.


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ManuelVilardeMacedo: You nay-sayers are tiresome. Want 4K? Buy a dedicated video camera, or the Panasonic GH4. Olympus makes photographic cameras with video as an afterthought to satisfy people who want to make a clip every now and then. And rightly so.
Besides, what part of "photography" did you miss in "Digital PHOTOGRAPHY Review?"
I don't care about video, but I feel the pain of those who do. On the other hand, unless they can install a Headphone Jack with a firmware update, this is never going to be a proper video Camera.
Stormhalvorsen: Man what a disappointment! Bought this without reading anything but praise except for the price. My intent was to use it fully open or almost so at least. My Nikon 85/1.4G is wonderful wide open in addition to the lovely bokeh but this is completely unusable. even stopped down two stops it's pretty bad. Had I tried it before buying (which isn't possible here) I would have thought something was wrong with it.
I simply cannot use it for my intended purpose and so it goes in the attic. Unfortunately I cannot return it since we don't have those rights where I live (unless something is physically broken). I get really annoyed with such waste.
That's odd, I really like this lens (I've had it for a few months), it's not super sharp at 1.4, but it has a look that I like at that aperture, and it sharpens up (for me) around f/2; I tend to shoot it around 1.6 or so. No need to put it in the attic! I'm sure you can sell it for more than you'll make with it sitting on the shelf!
Photoman25: PCNation is now taking orders for the D4s. I just spoke to Rick, and the first ten order spots are taken, but they're happy to keep taking them. I've been using him for a year now, and he's never let me down.
Same here, Rick does Yeoman's work, I have 2 of those 10 order spots by the way :-)
sebastian huvenaars: Played with a silver one today, its big! In my mind i've been falsely comparing it with an FE all this time. The D800 feels smaller and lighter, less pressure points.
I have a Df, a D4, and a D800. The D800 does not feel smaller OR lighter... mostly because it's not. I've only had the Df for a few weeks, but I think it's great, it's the camera I reach for when I plan to go out and shoot for myself; my X100s used to have that spot, but not anymore. It seems that most of the criticism is coming from people who have held it for a minute or have never actually seen one. I'm not saying that it's for everyone, but I don't understand the hate. I don't care for the Pentax K-5, but it doesn't bother me that some people like it, more power to them!
john hulland: I think it incredible that canon call this an enthusiasts camera at £3000.
I'm not so sure that Canon does call it an "enthusiasts" camera. Dpreview does that; they do it all of the time, not just with Canon cameras, but also with some Nikon Models. No problem, I just choose to disagree with them, it's easy to do, because they're wrong! :-)
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Westport Woods Hotel places you within a short walk of Clew Bay Archaeological Trailhead and within a mile (2 km) of Westport House. This 122-room, 3-star hotel has a full-service spa along with an indoor pool and free in-room WiFi. In central Westport, the hotel is also close to Westport Golf Club and Brackloon Wood.
Free full breakfast is included with your stay. In addition to a meal at the onsite restaurant, you can also enjoy a drink at the bar/lounge. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service.
The 122 rooms have an array of amenities, including coffee makers, phones, and ironing boards. Guests can expect to find cable TV and stay connected with free WiFi. Hair dryers are also standard.
Property features
Westport Woods Hotel features a full-service spa, an indoor pool, and a fitness center. A stay here includes free parking. The front desk has multilingual staff standing by 24 hours a day to assist with dry cleaning/laundry and securing valuables. Other amenities at this spa hotel include a steam room, free WiFi in public areas, and a business center.
- Free full breakfast
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Onsite dining
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to a full-service spa, Westport Woods Hotel features an indoor pool and a steam room. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.
This 3-star property offers access to a business center. This Westport hotel also offers a fitness center, multilingual staff, and a garden. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 122
- Number of floors - 4
- Business center
- Free breakfast
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Full-service spa
- Free WiFi
- Multilingual staff
- Garden
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- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Steam room
- Indoor pool
- Bar/lounge
- Wedding services
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Playground on site
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Room service (limited hours)
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary full breakfast.
Westport Woods Hotel has a restaurant on site.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool, a steam room, and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Fishing on site
- Horse riding/rental on site
- Playground on site
- Scuba diving on site
Spa Services
Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the hotel's full-service spa, Beech Health Club & Spa. Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and manicures and pedicures.
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Massages
- Facial treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-in time ends at 11 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 3 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available.
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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Fáilte Ireland (The National Tourism Development Authority) assigns an official star rating for accommodations in Ireland. This Hotel property is rated 3 stars.


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La Buccetta Bed & Breakfast
B&B 'La Buccetta'is located just 3 km from the 'Arena' in an elegant building of the 30ties completely refurbished in 2006
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- Air Conditioning
- Bicycle parking
- Free Breakfast
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Free City Maps
- Free Parking
- Free WiFi
- Hair Dryers
- Internet Access
- Iron / Ironing Board
- Linen Included
- Non Smoking
- Pet Friendly
- Taxes included
- Tea & Coffee Making Facilities
- Towels Included
- Wi-Fi
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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'La Buccetta' B&B is only 5 km away from Verona Est tollbooth (exit), on A4 motorway.
By train we are located close to the local train station 'Verona Porta Vescovo'. You just have to walk under the pedestrian tunnel 'buso del gato' and you will get to the B&B in a few minutes.
The bus run every 15 minutes in front of 'La Buccetta' B&B. Bus n.93 (evenings, Sundays and public holidays) starts from Verona main railway station 'Verona Porta Nuova', while bus n. 70/71 (daytime) start from the centre.


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Check out the new song 'Losing Touch'.
Albert Hammond Jr. of The Strokes returns as a soloist for his third studio album 'Momentary Masters' later this year, and he has already unveiled two brand new tracks. The latest is the anthemic 'Losing Touch', the perfect soundtrack to our summer.
Albert Hammond Jr. brings 'Momentary Masters' to us this summer
His third release comes five years following 2008's self-produced full length '¿Cómo Te Llama?', an album which was preceded by debut record 'Yours To Keep'. Since then, he has launched a five track EP entitled 'AHJ', produced by Gus Oberg and featuring last year's single 'Strange Tidings'.
Continue reading: Albert Hammond Jr. Reflects Upon His Past In Upcoming Album 'Momentary Masters'
Ride and The Strokes will be joined by The Black Keys, Patti Smith, The Replacements and more.
Fans and hopeful attendees of Barcelona's Primavera Sound were delighted to discover that the preview app they downloaded was a video game displaying the full line-up for the festival's fifteenth anniversary.
Already announced were Friday and Saturday's headliners Ride and The Strokes, and now they've been joined by a host of other equally incredible artists. Thursday sees The Black Keys leading the bill alongside The Replacements, who are hitting Spanish stages for the first time and Antony and the Johnsons, who've been doing plenty since their last Barcelona gig. Bringing some variation to Thursday proceedings are electronic virtuosos James Blake, Richie Hawtin and Simian Mobile Disco.
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Albert Hammond Jr. and Justyna Sroka - Many stars attended and were photographed at the 52nd New York Film Festival in New York, United States - Saturday 4th October 2014
Schedule clashes were the only possible thing that could have dampened the atmosphere at Live At Leeds 2014, with Loiners citywide basking in the bank holiday sunshine and wondering whether it was even worth wandering back into the Cockpit to catch that new local band, given such glorious conditions outside.
But wander back in they did and, as ever with Live at Leeds, the spark of excitement and energy was fixed solely on those on stage - though the weather certainly helped.
Gone were many of the marquee bookings of last year - think Laura Mvula, Everything Everything and The Walkmen - with the focus for 2014 being on home-grown talent and the showcasing of a couple of new venues. It began at the First Direct Arena, the new pod-like hub for mainstream music in the city, which served as the festival's wristband exchange, and also just around the corner at Belgrave Music Hall.
Continue reading: Live at Leeds - 2014 Live Review
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Album review of 'Como Te Llama?' by Albert Hammond Jr released on Rough Trade.
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I hear this song and I'm transported back. I'm 15 years old, WORC Radio A-Go-Go in Worcester, Massachusetts crackles over a transistor radio, and I wait by the telephone for my crush Paul Ericson to call.
(Soundbite of song, "Tired of Waiting")
Mr. RAY DAVIES (Songwriter): (Singing) So tired, tired of waiting, tired of waiting for you...
HANSEN: The songs of Ray Davies and the Kinks became a lifelong soundtrack for rock bands the world over, and today on my last broadcast as host of this program, I must admit an interview with the master songwriter has been on my bucket list for a long time. Through the years, other NPR hosts have beat me to the punch or the timing didn't work out.
But I'm happy to say that Ray Davies joins me now from our London bureau. Ray, the wait was worth it.
Mr. DAVIES: OK. It's nice to meet you at last.
HANSEN: We're talking to you because you have a new CD, "See My Friends." It's collaborations with big stars covering your songs - Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi, Spoon, Jackson Browne, Lucinda Williams and others we'll mention later. Did you ever consider the title, "Hear My Friends"?
Mr. DAVIES: I didn't. It's a good idea but "See My Friends" seems to be see my friends. It's friends like these, who needs enemies? It's a natural. When Spoon recorded it, it just fitted what the album was.
(Soundbite of song, "See My Friends")
Mr. DAVIES: (Singing) See my friends, Layin' 'cross the river...
The songs are like friends as well. Every one of these artists had a favorite Kinks song and it was really interesting to hear and surprising on occasions to hear what their choices were.
(Soundbite of song, "Better Things")
Mr. DAVIES: Bruce Springsteen really surprised. You know, he expressed some interest to be on the record. And I naturally thought it would be one of the usual suspects, you know, "You Really Got Me," "All Day and All of the Night." And he chose a song called "Better Things."
(Soundbite of song, "Better Things")
Mr. DAVIES (Musician): (Singing) Here's wishing you the bluest sky, and hoping something better comes tomorrow.
Mr. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (Musician): (Singing) Hoping all the verses rhyme, and the very best the choruses to follow...
Mr. DAVIES: That was a minor, minor success for the Kinks in America in the 1980s when we were touring. But I thought about it and it really has some what I call Springstonian.
(Soundbite of laughter)
A little Bruce Springsteen in it and it seemed to be a natural. But it's the energy that everybody had on the record. I was expecting people to literally phone in their performances. But everybody gave the maximum, certainly Bruce.
HANSEN: And there's such a good contrast between both of your voices.
Mr. DAVIES: I know. I thought I had a strong voice 'til I sang with him.
(Soundbite of song, "Better Things")
Mr. SPRINGSTEEN and Mr. DAVIES: (Singing) It's really good to see you rocking out and having fun, living like you just begun. Accept your life and what it brings. I hope tomorrow you'll find better things...
HANSEN: I have to ask you about the terrific British singer Paloma Faith, who sings "Lola." How did you find her?
Mr. DAVIES: They're all saying that.
(Soundbite of laughter)
Mr. DAVIES: She found me. I was having a few days off - rare time when I had a holiday was in the West Country in a place called Sidmouth in Devon. And my daughter, Eva, she listens to a lot of different types of music but she recommended I work with Paloma. And in the west country in England you just don't always get a mobile signal. I found one hot spot on this hilltop in a field full of sheep.
And I was looking at this sheep and Paloma rang me. I was talking to a sheep and Paloma at the same time. And she said, you know, I know what you're thinking: it's a strange a girl singer would want to do this song. And I said, exactly. And she said she understands about the transsexual world and cabaret and burlesque. And we thought we'd turn it into, like, a burlesque performance. But she has got an incredibly soulful voice.
(Soundbite of song, "Lola")
Ms. PALOMA FAITH (Singer): (Singing) I met her in a club down in old Soho, where you drink champagne. It tastes just like cherry cola, C-O-L-A cola. She walks up to me and she asked me to dance. I asked her her name, in a dark brown voice she said Lola, L-O-L-A Lola, la, la, la, Lola...
HANSEN: I'm speaking with songwriter Ray Davies. I love the version with Jackson Browne that you do of "Waterloo Sunset." You were in a hospital when it...it sort of comes from a memory of you being in the hospital?
Mr. DAVIES: Well, Waterloo is very pivotal in my life. I did a few months at Croydon College and I used to get the train there, change at Waterloo. I also was in the hospital - I had an accident - and a few fractures. My ward looked over the Thames. I don't think the hospital's there anymore, but I could see the Thames every morning when I woke up. And it's part of my musical heartbeat if you like.
(Soundbite of song, "Waterloo Sunset")
Mr. JACKSON BROWNE and Mr. DAVIES: (Singing) Dirty old river, must you keep rolling, flowing into the night...
Mr. DAVIES: When Jackson came to the studio and I hadn't thought of him to do "Waterloo Sunset." You know, he's a great singer-songwriter but he's from southern California and I thought maybe it's too English, this song. But when he started singing on his, you know, beaten up old Gibson guitar, he just drifted into this world, his vocal world. And it was difficult for me - it's like having a child, letting it go. So, I just let him drift with it. I thought my child was in safe hands. He was a mature adult.
And he drifted off into his version, and I kind of floated around with my vocal not to get in the way.
(Soundbite of song, "Waterloo Sunset")
Mr. BROWNE and Mr. DAVIES: (Singing) But chilly, chilly is the evening time, Waterloo sunset's fine. Terry meets Julie, Waterloo Station, every Friday night...
HANSEN: It is my last broadcast on this program today, and we're trying to think of a song to go out. And I think my request would be the version of "Celluloid Heroes."
Mr. DAVIES: OK.
HANSEN: I mean, I remember my first visit to Hollywood Boulevard and as I was walking down the street, having your song in my head as I'm walking down the street. But here you're doing it with, gosh, it's Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora.
(Soundbite of laughter)
Mr. DAVIES: Yeah. You know, "Celluloid Heroes," it's one of those songs that's a very personal song. But it means something to everybody who's been on that strip of, you know, Hollywood. And I wrote it because the duality. You know, once success walks hand in hand with failure, and it's a comment on the world I work in - show business, whatever you call it, entertainment, rock music - it does. I mean, you're as good as your last record. You're lucky if people remember the hits.
(Soundbite of song, "Celluloid Heroes")
Mr. JON BON JOVI and Mr. RICHIE SAMBORA and Mr. DAVIES: (Singing) Everybody's a dreamer and everybody's a star. And everybody's in show biz, doesn't matter who you are. But those who are successful, be always on your guard. Success walks hand in hand with failure, along the Hollywood Boulevard. You can see all the stars as you walk down Hollywood Boulevard...
Mr. DAVIES: I grew up in a family, had all these sisters who went to the movies a lot and they had their heartthrob heroes, but they come from another generation, they'd have people like Clark Gable, Cary Grant, and people like that. And people do burn out. People have great careers but it's soon over.
There's something permanent there on the boulevard. It's the endless quest. People still pursue that dream and it's really an important part of what I call Americana. And I'm sad you're leaving the airwaves. You're moving on to better things, hopefully?
HANSEN: Yes. It's a personal decision. I'm going to move myself to where I'm happy, which is on the eastern shore on Delaware right by the ocean and I'm going to pursue some new opportunities. I mean, you get to a certain age and you want to try something different, so. And I've been...
Mr. DAVIES: You know what?
HANSEN: ...doing it for a long time.
Mr. DAVIES: I might see you there.
HANSEN: But I do have one more question, and I've saved it for last, because I've learned in my long career that if it's a tough question, ask it last, because if you walk out of the studio at least I have an interview.
(Soundbite of laughter)
HANSEN: And you know it's coming up. Is there a possibility of a reconciliation between you and your brother Dave and the reformation of the Kinks as a band?
Mr. DAVIES: Well, we met last week and we are reconciled to not doing it anymore. No.
(Soundbite of laughter)
Mr. DAVIES: Reconciliation, I think, is a very good word. If I perform again with my brother, it would not be in a position of peace and harmony because that's not a great situation for us. The fire and the energy is the important thing. It's the thing that made us fight and punch our way into a career. Nobody was going to do it for us.
And I hated to be sedate and, you know, sitting down, discussing things in a sensible way. If I worked with my brother again, it would have fire and energy. And as long as we continue to talk, I think we will do something. We're on the verge of coming to some agreement on how to move forward. So, I am hopeful.
HANSEN: I think we all are.
Mr. DAVIES: And I'd just like to say on behalf of everybody who you've ever interviewed, you've been wonderful in this interview, as you probably have been in all your others, and I wish you well. I'm sure everybody here, and all the listeners, wish you well.
HANSEN: They do. And coming from you that really means a lot to me. I thank you kindly.
The inimitable Ray Davies. His new CD is called "See My Friends" and he joined us from London. What a pleasure. Thank you.
Mr. DAVIES: Thanks, Liane. Bye.
(Soundbite of song, "Better Things")
Mr. SPRINGSTEEN and Mr. DAVIES: (Singing) ...wishing you the bluest sky. Hoping all the verses rhyme, hope that all your verses rhyme. Hope tomorrow you'll find better things.
HANSEN: This is NPR's WEEKEND EDITION. Thanks, everyone. I'm Liane Hansen.
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Zak reviews the spine-chilling history of this abandoned nursing home.
Calling all Ghost Adventures fanatics! Zak Bagans is looking for two fans to accompany him on an exclusive tour of his Haunted Museum in Las Vegas. The selected participants also will join Bagans and the crew on a paranormal investigation at the museum for an upcoming episode. Find out more!
No weekend plans? We have you covered. Catch up on past episodes of Ghost Adventures, right here. (Warning: You'll probably want to sleep with the lights on tonight.)
Lockdown your Saturdays with the fearless team from Travel Channel's "Ghost Adventures," returning for a spine-chilling twelfth season. In each episode, paranormal investigators Zak Bagans and Aaron Goodwin, along with A/V techs Billy Tolley and Jay Wasley, travel to a haunted destination where they meet with locals, eyewitnesses and experts to piece together the haunted history of each site. They then begin a dusk-to-dawn "lockdown" investigation, using the latest scientific gadgets and technology to confront the reported paranormal activity and document key evidence in an effort to uncover the truth behind each haunted mystery.
Learn about our investigators and paranormal specialists as they interview eyewitnesses and historians at each haunted location, arming themselves with the stories of the ghosts they will later provoke and confront during their dusk-to-dawn lockdowns.
Ghost Adventures travels to Santaquin, Utah, to investigate a restaurant with a bloody connection to a war between the Native Americans and the Mormons. A confrontation with an aggressive spirit leaves Zak with a large scratch on his back.
Zak, Nick and Aaron head to Oklahoma City, OK, to investigate a home terrorized by an ancient, demonic force. The Zozo Demon is known for attacking and possessing its victims through a spirit board.
Ghost Adventures travels to Duluth, MN, where they become the first paranormal team to investigate the Nopeming Sanatorium, where thousands of lives were lost to tuberculosis.
Zak, Nick and Aaron are off to Ione, CA, to investigate Preston Castle -- a reformatory that once housed juvenile offenders and abandoned children. Its dark history includes an unsolved murder, countless instances of corporal punishment and many tragic deaths.
Zak, Nick and Aaron travel to Northern California to investigate the many claims of paranormal activity at one of the most haunted lighthouses in America. Nestled between the picturesque cities of Big Sur and Carmel, the Point Sur Lighthouse sits on a volcanic rock, protecting ships from the turbulent rocky coast of the Pacific Ocean.
Zak and the crew investigate the site of a 1996 double murder in Los Angeles' Chatsworth neighborhood. The guys gather chilling evidence of paranormal activity and are lured away from the location against their will.
The guys head to San Pedro, CA, to investigate the Fort MacArthur Military Museum, the site of many claims of paranormal activity believed to be caused by UFOs. Built in 1914, this coastal defense battery was put to the test after Pearl Harbor when they fired almost 1,500 rounds of ammunition at what they believed was an air invasion -- but if they weren't Japanese planes, what were they?
Hollywood wax figures and mob villains cause quite a stir for Zak and the gang during a lockdown at Madame Tussauds - former site of the mafia-run Sands Casino.
Poveglia Island, off the coast of Venice, Italy, is one of the world's darkest epicenters. According to legend, the island was formed from the ashes of burned plague victims, criminals and mental patients who were exiled there.
Zak, Nick and Aaron head to the Great Lakes to explore the demonic activity overrunning the Palmer House Hotel. The investigation gets personal when a dark spirit beckons Zak and Aaron, speaking their full names.
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Only the Atlantic 10 tournament stands in the way of a perfect season for Saint Joseph's (27-0, 16-0 Atlantic 10). The NCAA considers conference tournaments part of the regular season, though no one associated with the school seemed aware of the fact. The A-10 tourney starts March 10.
That didn't stop the frenzied fans at Alumni Memorial Fieldhouse from chanting: "Un-de-feat-ed!" They started with 3:27 left and kept going. Then they started yelling, "We want Stanford!"
No team has entered the NCAA tournament unbeaten since UNLV in 1991. Top-ranked Stanford (25-0) has two games remaining before it starts the Pac-10 tournament.
"It's been a special season, but we have unfinished business here," said Nelson, who learned after the game that his No. 14 will be retired.
Patrick Lottin and Ahmad Smith each had 10 points for St. Bonaventure (6-20, 2-13), which has lost 11 straight.
Saint Joe's, which won by 51 at St. Bonaventure on Jan. 24, came in as 30-point favorites. The Hawks led by 20 at halftime, and were never threatened despite a subpar effort.
Nelson had 16 points in the second half, finishing five behind Bernard Blunt for first place on the school's career scoring list.
It appeared Martelli was going to leave Nelson in to break the scoring mark. Each time Nelson looked over at Martelli to get a breather, the coach smiled and shook his head, saying "No." Finally, Nelson left the court to a standing ovation with 8:08 remaining.
Stachitas had 14 in the first half, including four 3-pointers. His final 3 gave Saint Joe's a 47-27 lead entering halftime.
A fast-break layup by Nelson off a crisp pass from Delonte West put the Hawks ahead 59-29 early in the second half, and a pair of free throws by Stachitas capped a 21-0 run that made it 68-29.
St. Bonaventure went 7:03 without a point as Saint Joe's easily put the game away. Martelli started pulling his starters with more than 12 minutes remaining, leaving only Nelson with four subs.
West finished with 15 points and Nelson had eight rebounds and six assists.
"It's a great feeling," West said. "To go undefeated speaks volumes. I'm just glad to be part of it."
The 3,200-seat Fieldhouse, which included hundreds of standing-room-only fans, was jammed with crimson-wearing rowdies who refused to give up their tickets for any price.
The excitement surrounding the game engulfed this tiny campus. Fans lined up 4.50 hours before tipoff to get into the arena, and some began tailgating two hours earlier.
Extra lights were put up in the cramped gymnasium, and nearly two dozen seats were lost because of makeshift construction to accommodate TV. The university considered moving the game to another site, but Nelson wanted to celebrate Senior Night at Hawk Hill.
Nelson and three other seniors were honored in pregame ceremonies. After the game, Martelli announced Nelson's number will be retired on April 23.
"One day his records will be broken, but no one will ever wear the No. 14 again," Martelli said. "He's the greatest player to ever wear a Saint Joe's uniform."
A priest grabbed the microphone with more than three minutes to go and implored the crowd not to rush the court after the game so Nelson, Martelli and senior Tyrone Barley could address the fans. They listened and stayed in their seats.
"These nets will come down," Martelli said, concluding his speech. "We're practicing for Dayton. We're practicing for the Meadowlands. We're practicing for the Alamodome. We will get it right."
UVa defeats No. 11 Wake Forest in final seconds 84-82
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Devin Smith has been Virginia's inspirational leader all season long, playing through agonizing back pain and sacrificing his body for the good of his struggling team.
On Tuesday night, Smith finally got to be the hero, converting a three-point play against two defenders to beat No. 11 Wake Forest 84-82 and keep the Cavaliers' remarkable late-season run going.
"That dude, we call him 'Superman,'" said freshman point guard T.J. Bannister, a star himself with 12 assists and one turnover. "That's crazy with a herniated disk in his back. He doesn't even practice, but he gets in the game, scores when he has to and hit big shots for us."
Smith has been hitting big shots all season, too — 3-pointers to keep games close or give Virginia the lead. But he took a ho-hum approach to the game-winner he muscled in over two Demon Deacons defenders.
Smith said a half-second may have been the difference on the play. It was that half-second when he caught the ball before his defender knew it, allowing him to make his move along the baseline with a head start.
Then, "One of the guys was trying to take a charge," Smith said of the Demon Deacons' Erik Williams and Justin Gray, who tied the shot up for a second before Smith prevailed. "I was fortunate to get the shot off."
The Cavaliers (16-10, 6-9 Atlantic Coast Conference) won for the fourth time in five games and beat their third ranked team in that stretch, possibly avoiding a spot in the ACC tournament play-in game.
They started the night tied with Maryland for seventh in the league, and finish against the Terps on Sunday in College Park, Md. Maryland will first try to keep pace at No. 16 North Carolina State on Wednesday night.
The Cavaliers are suddenly feeling good about their chances.
"We're just coming together as a team and our confidence is growing with each win," Smith said. The previous three victories — at Clemson, and at home against No. 19 Georgia Tech and No. 14 North Carolina — came by a total of seven points, all on late 3-pointers by senior Todd Billet.
This time, with the Demon Deacons determined not to let Billet do it again, Smith took a pass in the left corner and lifted Virginia himself.
Smith and Derrick Byars led Virginia with 15 points each, Billet had 13 and Elton Brown 12. Virginia shot nearly 61% after halftime.
Wake Forest (19-7, 9-6), which arrived as the league's hottest team with six straight victories, had a chance to tie or win it when Brown was called for traveling after rebounding a missed free throw with 1.5 seconds left, but Jamaal Levy's off-balance shot from the right side missed.
Coach Skip Prosser said the Cavaliers proved to be the better team.
"We have to learn to guard if we're going to continue to play," he said. "We were horrific. ... It doesn't help that they shot better from the field than we did from the free-throw line."
Wake Forest was 12-for-24 from the line, 7-for-16 in the second half.
The victory, like one last week against North Carolina, ended with hundreds of fans streaming onto the court in celebration of the dramatic turnaround for the Cavaliers amid talk Pete Gillen's job was in danger.
Now, Gillen said, "I don't want to wake up."
Chris Paul led the Demon Deacons with 21 points and Gray had 20. The Deacons hit 12 of 26 3-point shots and outrebounded Virginia 41-33.
After Eric Williams blocked Brown's shot at the other end, Williams was tied up underneath and missed, Smith grabbing the crucial rebound.
"Thank God it didn't go to overtime," Gillen said. "I couldn't have taken another five minutes of that."
The Cavaliers trailed 55-50 early in the second half before Brown's basket sparked an 11-2 run that gave them their first lead of the night.
The Demon Deacons kept it close and tied it at 71-all on Taron Downey's 3-pointer with 7:49 remaining. Downey was fouled and had a chance to give Wake the lead, but missed his shot at a four-point play.
The Deacons pulled even at 77-all on Williams' hook with 5:17 left, but J.R. Reynolds hit a free throw and Smith dunked for Virginia, restoring its lead to 80-77.
No. 14 North Carolina 69, Clemson 53
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — Last month, Clemson upset North Carolina with a barrage of 3-point shots. Rashad McCants returned the favor Tuesday night.
The sophomore scored 30 points and tied a school record with eight 3s to lift the No. 14 Tar Heels past Clemson 69-53.
McCants added two steals and was one point shy of matching his career high for the Tar Heels (18-8, 8-7 Atlantic Coast Conference), who improved to 50-0 all-time at home against the Tigers. Sean May added 17 points, seven rebounds, three steals and two blocks.
North Carolina's home streak against Clemson is the second-longest in NCAA history. Princeton won 52 straight home games against Brown from 1929-2002, setting the record for consecutive home wins against one opponent.
Clemson (10-17, 3-13) won the first meeting 81-72, shooting 56% and going 11-for-13 from 3-point range. On Tuesday, the Tigers watched as McCants hit 8 of 13 3-pointers, adding to a collection of top-flight performances that include key 3s in wins against Connecticut, North Carolina State and Maryland.
McCants came in averaging 22 points and shooting 54% in his last 12 games, and continued his recent strong play. After scoring 22 points and hitting two key 3s in Sunday's win against N.C. State, McCants went 11-for-19 from the floor, routinely finding openings along the perimeter.
He spotted up with the confidence that the outcome was certain.
"I think anybody who can really shoot thinks that way," McCants said. "I'm just feeling anybody who's in front of me really can't stop me from doing what I need to do."
McCants scored 14 points and went 4-for-5 behind the arc in the first half, sparking a struggling North Carolina offense that shot just 36% before the break. He scored 11 points in a 15-1 first-half run that gave the Tar Heels the lead.
He hit three 3s in the spurt, including one from NBA range on the right side just before the horn for a 26-18 lead at the break.
He matched the school record with a 3 from the right wing, giving the Tar Heels a 53-41 lead and bringing the Smith Center crowd to its feet with 8:12 to play.
McCants found space so easily against the Tigers' physical man defense that Clemson coach Oliver Purnell yelled to his team "Quit leaving McCants open!" during a timeout with 6:59 left.
"Every time we made a run, there was McCants breaking that momentum with a big shot," Purnell said after the game.
North Carolina coach Roy Williams said he ran two plays late for McCants to break the record, but McCants missed both 3s and left the game with 50 seconds left.
Williams said McCants was "sensational."
"I love kids who step up and challenges, and he's stepped up at crunch time in several games this year," Williams said. "He's been willing to take the shot and he's made the most of them."
McCants was the only Tar Heels player to find much rhythm against Clemson's physical man defense. The rest of the Tar Heels combined to shoot 17-for-45.
North Carolina shot 44%, and hit 11 of 23 3-pointers to keep the home win streak alive.
"We don't have anything to do with what happened in the past," May said, "but like I told everybody else, we needed to win this game for the guys who played here before us.
"It's something that means a lot to the former players and we don't want to be the team to let that streak die."
Clemson, meanwhile, had more turnovers (23) than field goals (21), and shot 43%.
Sharrod Ford scored 14 to lead the Tigers, who will enter next week's ACC tournament as the No. 9 seed.
The Tar Heels were short-handed for the second straight game, playing without top reserve Jackie Manuel, who sprained his right ankle in practice Friday and missed the N.C. State game.


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