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- 74 years old
- Date of birth: Oct 26, 1939
- Place of birth:
Bangor, Maine, United States
- Date of passing: Aug 16, 2014
- Place of passing:
Palm Desert, California, United States
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It was 1994 just a few days before the devastating Northridge earthquake that Audrey experienced her first seizure and subsequently doctors found a benign meningioma brain tumor. At the time, it was thought that it would be a one time occurrence. Surgeons would remove it and that would be that and for approx. 15 years Audrey was tumor free.
Around 2009 after suffering from another seizure, doctors found another meningioma. By all accounts this not normal or typical of this type of tumor. This was the start of an almost nonstop succession of MRI, brain surgeries, Gama Knife and other radiation treatments for the next 5 years. Through all of this Audrey stayed strong and tough. After her last brain surgery in late 2012, Audrey contracted a very bad staph infection in her skull that required emergency surgery. This left her much weaker and more affected than any previous treatment.
The summer of 2014 dealt Audrey two enormous and eventually fatal blows. The first was the doctor found yet another brain tumor. When asked if she wanted to endure yet one more brain surgery, Audrey simply replied "what choice do I have"? The second blow came when Audrey's amazing brain surgeon at UCSF asked for a full body PET scan as precaution before surgery. The scan revealed that Audrey had stage 4 pancreatic cancer. At this discovery, the UCSF surgeon said that there was no point in operating on Audrey's tumor as the pancreatic cancer was fatal. We (Shel, Audrey, Steve and Andrew) met one time with an oncologist. He half heartedly made a few treatment suggestions. Audrey was clear she did not want to suffer through any of the treatments, especially since they were not going to help.
In the early morning of August 16th, 2014, Audrey died quietly at home.
Audrey leaves behind her 4 men (Shel, Steven, Andrew and David), two sisters (Deborah and Rhoda) and countless other family and friends. She will always be remembered for her courage and fighting spirit, amazing cooking and kindness.
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Always thinking of you. Miss you.
"Happy Mothers Day Mom.
Just because youre not here to go Burger Continental doesnt mean youre forgotten."
"Dear Audrey, You may think that by now I am over you, well, I am not! I miss you just the same. You were the Lady that inspired me to be better even if that did not include your own son. YOU knew that we were not the ideal match. Come see me an explain your words when you said "I didn't expect you to marry someone like him" (when you met my husband) I have been married for almost 18 years and your comment still haunts me. Tell me my dear lady, what did you mean? I love you Audrey, I play your video when I need to hear your voice!"
I think of those wonderful hazy, lazy, crazy days of summer when we didn't have a care in the world. Thinking of you and miss you.
"I am so saddened by your departure so fast......If you were here Audrey, I would like to say that I appreciate everything you did for me and my children. YOU live in our hearts and my grandchildren KNOW and the way YOU and the way you care about others....Specially ME! Miss you forever an I'm paying it forwards FOREVER!"
"Audrey, YOU live in my SOUL. I am so appreciated of your life experience that I went with your advice. YOU the MOTHER I NEVER had and the STIMULATION that I was eager to have. YOU are in HEAVEN if you believe it that...YOU were my inspiration, my communion, my all! THANK YOU AUDREY ,.....I MISS YOU and just letting you know,,,,,I came out just fine....LOVE YOU DAVID for so many other things!"
"Audrey, my life will never be the same without you and your guidance.......Forever grateful..........Martha and the children."
"Dear Shel and family,
I will always remember Aud and those happy days in Bangor and Harvard summer school.
Miss you,
"Audrey...You, your kindness, and your support made me the woman I am today. I am forever grateful. My children and I loved you for everything you did for us. I will pay it forward in your honor. I am heart broken. Let's go and some "coffee and candies" soon.
Love always,"
"I'm so sorry for your loss. She was a very strong and loving woman. She will truly be missed. I pray our Mom's watch over us know they both have found peace and are free from illness. Much love to the family.
- Joan"
"It is difficult to picture the world without Audrey in it. We were good friends for such a long time and in my heart we always will be. I will miss her smile, her laugh, her sense of humor, and her kindness. I know that when we go to her memorial on Sunday, I will hear her laugh and say to me ''you are so silly"."
"While I never knew Audrey, I am friends with Chef David. We've had several talks about what a great woman she was. She did a fantastic job raising David, and I can only surmise that she must have been a wonderful woman to raise such a good man. Our deepest sympathy & condolences from myself, and the entire Bikers Against BSL crew."
"We miss and love you Audrey"
"Audrey, you brought such joy and light to my life and I am so very blessed I was able to receive it and share it right back with you. You will be greatly missed!
"My words can not express well enough how beautiful, loving, funny and strong Audrey was. She will forever remain this way, with such wonderful memories."
"If ever there was an expression of love through food, this was Aunt Audrey's way - I could envision it as it was similar to my mother's. This is only one of the reasons they were such great friends. I have great childhood memories of our families together and will miss those days and will always think of Aunt Audrey with a smile. . . . Lori Kosakura Cantley"
"I miss our chats at all hours day or night. I would always get an IM to see how things were. Thank you for always making me feel like one of your kids. I miss you, and the oatmeal cookies. You always mailed them when I needed them. I cuddle up nightly with my very first fleecy blanket you made me. I am glad you got to see me grow up, get married and meet our kids. Max still remembers our visit to New England last Summer to see you, Uncle Shel and Steven. Miss you my Auntie.. Your laugh especially."
"We were family for 50 years and I've kept up with you through Steven and my girls all these years. You were one tough cookie for these past 20 years. Talking about cookies, I'll never forget the wonderful stuffed oatmeal cookies you always brought when you visited. One time you made sure to give me the box when we were alone so I could hide them! The last time you visited you brought your banana, chocolate chip streusel coffee cake that was amazing. Every time I make it, I get raves and say, it's my SIL Audrey's recipe. You'll always be in my thoughts.
Love, Fran"
"Mom, I miss you so much. I can see that last spark of you in your eye as me and Erick put you to bed for the last time. As you said in some of your final words "This is a fine how do you do". I think I made you proud, I hope I did and will in the future..."
"This says "lay a flower" but I think you'd prefer to lay out some "flour" and bake a chocolate chip bundt cake, or some muffins, or a carrot cake, or some fingerprint cookies, or a yellow cake with chocolate icing, or a texas sheet cake, or any of the yummy treats you always had at the ready for a willing participant in your joy of food and laughter. Big hugs to you Audrey as you settle yourself in to nourish our hearts and minds now instead of our tummies. Lots of love always, Jessica"
"Some days, its like dream and Im waiting to wake up.
Keep coming back to visit Mom... there is still many things we havent finished discussing yet."
"You will always be "MOM" to me I will always take care of Steven for you. Words cannot express how much I miss you and there is an empty space in my heart.
I Love You
"Sunday will never be the same.
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WALES' man of the match Michael Owen insisted Ireland's shock victory against England will have no bearing on the clash at Twickenham a week on Saturday.
"They will be pumped up and desperate to bounce back but if they had beaten Ireland they would be full of confidence," said Owen.
"At the end of the day there is no point in us going there and worrying about getting beaten.
"If we do that then we are beaten before we start.
"Our aim has to be to concentrate on what we are going to do and just do our best.
"I just think we are lucky that once again we are going to get the chance to test ourselves against one of the best sides in the world."
Owen was modesty personified about his own performance and refused to say anything that would remotely blow his own trumpet.
And he preferred to emphasise the scrummaging prowess of France rather than concentrate on Welsh shortcomings in explaining the torrid time his side had at the set-piece.
"They are just an outstanding scrummaging side," he said.
"We started off okay in that department but then they just wore us down.
"We also lost ball in a few crucial areas and that ended up costing us dear.
"I thought the tries we conceded were soft in a way and we could have prevented them.
"We went out determined to get stuck into them and I felt we did that from the outset.
"Yet it would have been nice to get the win. That always has to come first and now we have to take two defeats on the trot on the chin.
"All I would say is that we worked tremendously hard in preparation but that does not always manifest itself with a win."

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OSSETT TOWN boss John Reed admits that Yorkshire sides have their work to cut out to make a seismic impression at the top of Evo-Stik First Division North – set against the might of Darlington 1883 and Salford City.
Darlington, formed out of the remnants of the former Football League club, have the division's best support by a country mile, with the backing going into Salford, now co-owned by Manchester United legends Ryan Giggs, Gary Neville, Phil Neville, Nicky Butt and Paul Scholes, having also made many people's heads turn.
Reed says the well-fancied duo along with Spennymoor are the stand-out teams in the competition this year.
Not that the likes of Ossett, supported by former Leeds United director Bill Fotherby, are there to make up the numbers, while accepting the toughness of the task ahead.
Reed, whose side welcome Clitheroe in their curtain-raiser tomorrow, said: "If we steer clear of injuries and have the same application as last year and in pre-season, we can be optimistic.
"In pre-season, we also set off like a house on fire and beat Bradford City, who had eight first-teamers, which was incredible.
"Whether we can beat our finish last season, when we finished eighth, I don't know as it is a really hard league this year. I think it will be between Darlington, Spennymoor and Salford, who appear to have signed about 30 players.
"Although having said that, I thought Darlington would win it last year and they never did."
Town have brought a number of new players in during the close-season, with Reed's recruitment not finished yet – although they will have to make do without a trio of key players tomorrow.
Skipper Steve Jeff is on honeymoon, while midfielder Ross Armstrong, a recruit from Hull City who Reed has high hopes for, is also unavailable along with Chris Wood.
But new player-coach Dave Merris, whose signing represents a considerable coup according to Reed, is likely to make his league debut for the Ingfielders.
Reed said: "I am reasonably happy as Ossett have a budget which is very small and truly with the calibre of players I have brought in, I am over the moon.
"I have stayed in touch over the years with Dave, who I first had at Harrogate and I was extremely surprised they let him go this summer as he's such a fit boy and one day he will make a good manager, no doubt about that."
Up front much will be expected of ex-Wakefield goal poacher Rob Bordman, whose wonder goal in pre-season against Bradford City attracted something like 11,000 hits on YouTube.
Reed feels he has a striking gem in Bordman.
And he is salivating at the prospect of his attacking partnership with Nathan Curtis yielding fruit.
He added: "We did not think we would get a chance to get Rob, but it was just circumstances.
"His girlfriend had a baby, actually on the day of the Bradford City game, and they live around here.
"What dedication it was from him when they had the baby at three o'clock and he played for us, albeit just one half.
"For him to get 29 goals in that Wakefield team last year was incredible and big things are expected of that lad and I also have Nathan Curtis with him, who is a very good striker. I am optimistic about those two."
Elsewhere tomorrow, Farsley kick off at Lancaster and Ossett Albion visit Prescot Cables while Scarborough Athletic go to Salford. Harrogate Rail host Mossley and in the Premier, Frickley welcome Rushall and Whitby visit Stourbridge.
Goole go to Kidsgrove in the First Division South.
Nostell Miners Welfare FC manager Darren Holmes has his sights set on victory in this weekend's FA Cup tie against Stockport Sports, writes ANDY DONLEY.
Despite a difficult start to the season, he remains hopeful that his side can progress.
"We've got a full strength squad, we're definitely stronger than last year," Holmes said.
"I think we could have done with another two or three weeks of pre-season really. I would have liked two or three more players into the squad before we got to the FA Cup. But I'm reasonably confident that we can get a good result."
Although Holmes would love the chance to reach the first round of the Cup, he admits that the financial rewards of passing through each round are the real incentive for Nostell.
"I don't think there's any footballer that doesn't look towards playing in the FA Cup," said Holmes.
"As a young player you always dream about getting to the FA Cup final.
"I think as you get a little bit older you get a bit more realistic, and, as a semi-professional footballer, you dream of getting to the first round proper, drawing a league club.
"I think that the reward for Saturday's game is something like £1,600 for winning which is huge for a club like Nostell. So although we still dream about getting to the first round proper, I think we're realistic and set our targets on getting through a couple of rounds."
Nostell's match will be played at Hemsworth Miners' ground due to the Nostell pitch undergoing a £50k refurbishment.
Eight more Yorkshire teams are in FA Cup action on Saturday, with home ties for Bridlington Town, who face Whitby Bay, Tadcaster Albion against Barnoldswick Town, and Thackley, who have been drawn against Albion Sports.
Knaresborough Town travel to Glasshoughton Welfare, Eccleshill United have Jarrow Roofing Baldon, Garforth Town face Newton Aycliffe, Pontefract Collieries are away against North Shields and Liversedge play Seaham Red Star.
On Sunday, AFC Emley host Ashton Athletic, whilst Pickering Town welcome Washington.
In the North Counties Division 1, Selby Town face Penistone Church, Yorkshire Amateur host Rossington Main, and Hemsworth Miners Welfare travel to Dronfield Town.
Ahead of Worcester's visit to Nethermoor Park tomorrow, Guiseley manager Mark Bower has set his players the target of remaining unbeaten in their opening three fixtures, writes ANDY DONLEY.
And with his side sitting at the top of the table after two wins in their first two matches, Bower is hopeful that they will achieve their goal.
"We wanted to go through the week unbeaten but we knew that at the end of that Worcester would be the biggest test," Bower said. "They're always well organised and they'll look to frustrate us, but they've got quality as well.
"So it'll be a difficult game but we're looking forward to it and we can't really go into it in any better form.
"The performance in the two games has been really good, so if we can keep that level of performance up then there's no reason why we can't keep getting results."
Bower is hopeful that his side will be mixing it at the top of the table come the end of the season, but he thinks that as many as 10 teams could be in the running for promotion.
"With the quality that we've got in the squad, we want to be up there challenging," added Bower. "Others have spent an awful lot of money this year.
"I can probably name nine or 10 teams with realistic chances of saying that they could finish top of the pile.
"But we'll just concentrate on ourselves, take each game as it comes and if we can do that and keep people fit then there's no reason why we can't be one of those teams up there challenging."
Elsewhere, Bradford Park Avenue will be looking to build upon their strong start to the season, which has seen them pick up four points from their opening two fixtures, when they play host to Leamington.
Also playing are Harrogate Town, who will be travelling to Hednesford in the hope of registering their first victory of the season.


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Office pet peeve: Bad-smelling lunch
Most embarrassing moment on Capitol Hill: As an intern, my member instructed me to "meet her at the cloakroom" with a package. As I walked toward the chamber and up to the door of the cloakroom, someone exiting held the door for me to enter. Unfamiliar with the protocol of the House floor, I scanned the room and took a seat at an empty chair. Quite satisfied with the amenities, I picked up a [newspaper] and delved into the stories of the day. Not surprisingly, soon after, I was informed that the premises were member-only and I could leave my package with the staff. The scope of my faux pas wasn't immediately evident to me. Upon returning to my office I learned that I was the first person in my office to "hang" in the cloakroom.
Interests outside of work: My first love is music. I am an avid listener of many genres and have been informally teaching myself guitar for about two years now. I enjoy the artistic nature of D.C.: live shows, many galleries, culinary scene and endless cultural events. I also enjoy traveling, reading and film in my free time.
Michael Ashley knows he's lucky. He went straight from college to a congressional internship to a full-time job, beating out scores of hopefuls for a spot on Capitol Hill.
"It was about that smooth," he said of his career trajectory. "I certainly consider myself very fortunate, because it's a tough job market."
But while Ashley majored in political science, he never expected to find himself working in Congress.
"I was sure I was going to work at Bear Sterns," he said. But the week after he applied to the global investment firm, it crashed. So Ashley changed his focus.
"I spent a lot of time studying politics, and after you study politics for a certain amount of time, you can't ignore the huge influences that not just direct money like contributions and stuff like that [have], but even what's going on in the markets and business and what the direction of the global economy is — [they have] a huge influence on global politics," he said.
"At some point I said, 'Maybe it would be wiser to study these things and be involved in this world,' " Ashley said. "I have a passion for understanding how things work, and money's just a huge part of that."
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In 1998, Russia found itself in the midst of a severe economic crisis due to the sharp decline in the price of crude oil as well as the effect of the Asian financial crisis. The Russian government defaulted on its obligations and had to devalue its currency. President Yeltsin was forced to sack his newly appointed government to appease the parliament.
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Miami Football: Spring Practice Position Battle TrackerMarch 30, 2014
Miami Football: Spring Practice Position Battle Tracker
The Miami Hurricanes return 13 starters for the 2014 season, leaving the nine vacated spots to position battles throughout the spring session.
Headlined by the quarterback competition, the 'Canes are looking for a handful of players to step up and lead the rebuilding program.
At certain positions, injuries are allowing youth to showcase their skills while incumbent starters are temporarily sidelined.
Additionally, a few roles have players returning from an injury-hampered 2013 campaign, so spring practices at the Greentree facilities are important opportunities to impress the coaches.
Ryan Williams is the favorite to be the 'Canes starting quarterback for the upcoming season after serving as the backup to Stephen Morris for the previous two years.
Redshirt freshman Kevin Olsen currently trails Williams, but his performance thus far is not being overlooked.
Per Christy Cabrera Chirinos of the South Florida Sun Sentinel, Miami head coach Al Golden said that Olsen has been "getting better and is starting to close ground, but right now, Ryan is ahead of Kevin and Kevin is ahead of Gray."
Gray Crow, the forgotten gunslinger, will continue to push the duo, but the quarterback battle is really a two-man race between Williams and Olsen.
Wide Receiver
Stacy Coley is undeniably the best wideout on the team, but a slew of other receivers are battling to become the next options.
In 2012, Phillip Dorsett and Rashawn Scott were the Hurricanes' top two receivers. Last season, however, Scott and Dorsett suffered injuries and missed nine and five games, respectively.
Herb Waters hauled in 28 passes as a sophomore, and he is seeking a higher role while Malcolm Lewis and D'Mauri Jones attempt to catch him.
Chirinos notes the Miami receivers are eager to help fill the void left by school-record setter Allen Hurns.
Dorsett and Scott had impressive seasons, but their hardships opened the door for Waters' 2013 campaign. Lewis had a promising start to his collegiate career before a gruesome ankle injury limited him for an entire season. Jones is looking to emerge as a key contributor.
Many players will contend, but the 'Canes can only put so many receivers on the field at one time.
Right Tackle
Seantrel Henderson departed for the NFL, and true freshman Kc McDermott and redshirt sophomore Taylor Gadbois are challenging to earn his job.
McDermott, a much-heralded recruit, has been working with the second team at practice. Per Manny Navarro of The Miami Herald, offensive line coach Art Kehoe believes McDermott can play guard or tackle on either side.
Prospectively, Jon Feliciano and Danny Isidora will start alongside center Shane McDermott, leaving the younger brother to vie for a starting job as a tackle.
Gadbois appeared in just four games last season, but he is certainly confident in his abilities, according to Navarro.
Said Gadbois:
I didn't want to be behind Seantrel and [Brandon] Linder. Did I think I was better than them? All day. But they were seniors...good players. You have to wait your time, bite your tongue and work. Now it's my time.
But McDermott is a solid contender to overtake Gadbois as the starting right tackle.
Outside Linebacker
The linebacking corps is led by senior Denzel Perryman, but the strong-side outside linebacker role needs an occupant.
Thurston Armbrister has started 10 games over the last two seasons, and he earned a coveted black jersey during the third week of spring practice, according to Matt Porter of the Palm Beach Post.
The problem is, however, sophomore Alex Figueroa had already been donning the shirt showing which players have been defensive leaders. 247Sports' David Lake (subscription required) notes Figueroa tries to "bring great energy to practice" while playing with passion to inspire his teammates.
Armbrister brings a plethora of game experience while "Figs" is an emotional leader. While Armbrister has clearly stepped up since the beginning of the spring session, Figueroa has been running through blockers and ball-carriers the entire time.
Figueroa holds the edge right now, but Armbrister isn't far behind.
Rayshawn Jenkins has been unavailable for the spring session, providing sophomore Jamal Carter and junior Dallas Crawford meaningful reps at the safety position.
Carter has laid a couple of big hits during the workouts, demanding attention for his performance. He rarely played outside of a special teams role last year, but Carter is slowly locking up the second-string position.
However, a team leader is closing in on Carter. Since moving from running back into the defensive backfield, Crawford said the transition is "going much better than I expected," per Lake (subscription required).
Jenkins will be the starter upon his return from injury, but Carter and Crawford will be chasing the junior and battling each other along the way.


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Starring: Emma Watson, Dan Stevens, Luke Evans, Kevin Kline, Emma Thompson, Ian McKellan, Ewan McGregor
Rated PG for Some Action Violence, Peril and Frightening Images
Ordinarily I'd ask why, but it has long since become clear that Hollywood has stopped taking any sort of pride in its work. Instead, they pour excessive amounts of money into brand names and make money overseas. Still, would it have been too much to ask to not revamp something that's already become definitive?
From Disney's perspective, it makes sense. They own the rights to the story, the songs and the characters, the original "Beauty and the Beast" was a hit with audiences and critics, and was the first animated film to be nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars (an award it should have won, by the way). Live-action adaptations of Disney animated classics are big successes nowadays. Add in one of the most popular starlets out there and you've got a recipe for a sure fire hit. But just because it's well marketed and a new version of a classic story doesn't mean it's worth your time. Occasionally, remakes improve upon the original. This is not one of those times.
The story, for those of you who don't know (are there such people?) is simple. Belle (Watson) is a young girl living in a small French town, where she spends her days inventing things and turning down a marriage proposal from the town's hunk, Gaston (Evans). Gaston wants her for her beauty, but she can barely stand to look at him, much less marrying the cretin. One day her father goes to the market, but a downed tree causes him to take a detour, where he ends up at a cursed castle. There, a Beast (Stevens) thinks him a thief and locks him away for the rest of his life. Belle goes after him and agrees to become the Beast's prisoner in exchange for her father's freedom. Of course, they fall in love, which is a good thing for the Beast and his servants (who have become objects around the castle), since the Beast finding mutual love is what will lift the curse. But Gaston won't go away and intends to have Belle as his bride...or else.
The key to a successful remake is to find the sweet spot between honoring the original and carving out a new identity that justifies its existence. Bill Condon, who is a good filmmaker, can't manage this admittedly difficult task. As a result, 99% of the film feels redundant and a pale echo of the original. The only thing you can really do while watching this movie is wait for the scene you know from the original until the end credits roll.
The cast ranges from effective to adequate, with one exception. Emma Watson is a good actress and continues to grow with each new role she takes, but despite the support of Paige O'Hara (who voiced Belle in the original film) and Susan Egan (who originated the role on Broadway), she can't fill the shoes left by her predecessors. Part of it is due to the script, which is filled from top to bottom with odd choices and awkward moments, but she lacks the presence and the singing ability to pull it off. Dan Stevens, an underrated actor if there ever was one, is surprisingly good as the Beast, playing him with pathos and passion. His Beast isn't as good as the original, but it's more of a new interpretation, and he manages to save as much of his butchered character as he can. Ewan McGregor and Ian McKellan are amusing as Lumiere and Cogsworth, capturing much of the quirky interplay from the original characters. Emma Thompson does what she can, but like everyone else, she seems like an imposter. The exception is Luke Evans, who is just awful. Never an actor of great range, Evans is a woeful choice for Gaston. He's not fatuous or arrogant enough, and certainly not at all menacing. The film turns into a bad "SNL" skit whenever he shows up. He does have a nice set of pipes though, much to my surprise.
Condon was adamant that they bring back the songs from the original. He even brought back Alan Menken to rearrange the songs, and brought in Tim Rice (who co-wrote the songs from "The Lion King") to write three new ones (the original lyricist, Howard Ashman, died a few months before the release of the original). But to distance them from the original, adds little idiosyncrasies, which has the unfortunate result of sounding like someone sat on a cat. All the songs from the original are definitive, so why would you want to ruin them by making the audience think of their 7 year old sister trying to imitate Celine Dion?
Perhaps the biggest mistake is to make it live action. There is a certain freedom in animation that is not possible when filming with real actors and sets. The lighting and the camera are not bound by the laws of physics. It is possible to show darkness and menace while still making everything clear to the viewer. Cameras can swoop and swish all around the characters in ways that not even the most innovative cinematographer can imagine. This applies to the characters as well. Expressions and physical characteristics can be exaggerated to convey the correct emotion. Take for example the scene where Belle first sees the Beast. As gorgeous as Emma Watson's peepers are, they can't hold a candle to the ever-widening eyes of the animated Belle as she first gazes upon the monster. Speaking of the Beast, in the animated film he was shot in darkness and menace, but we still saw the color of his fur. That's not the case here, where he blends into the background. If you're going to turn an animated film into a live action film, you must find a substitute for this, and Bill Condon doesn't (let's hope no one has the gall to turn "Spirited Away" into a live-action film).
The good news is that there is some new stuff as well. The backstories of Belle and the Beast are fleshed out with material that, while not original, interrupts the monotony. Then there's the homosexuality of Lefou (Gad), Gaston's sycophant. His sexual orientation caused a lot of controversy, including alterations for foreign nations and a ban from a drive-in theater in Alabama. As Josh Gad put it, it was way overblown. Frankly, I wouldn't have recognized it had it not been released to the media. The only possible gay moments are found in any guy comedy or a square dance. Shocking.
Look, this movie is a beloved story and making big money at the box office. But please, don't waste your time. Those of you who see this have no right to complain about there not being any original movies these days.


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Salans partner Bruno Leurent joined Winston & Strawn as a partner at the end last year, along with two associates.
The hires bring the number of partners at Winston & Strawn in Paris to 14, and follow the appointment of Shearman & Sterling European counsel Robert Flanigan in October 2005 as a partner in the firm's corporate team.
Leurent acts both as counsel and arbitrator and is on a number of international arbitration panels.
Paris managing partner Vincent Sol said the hires complemented an already strong litigation and arbitration team in France working with a "unique team" worldwide.
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It has been about two years since I last wrote about Il Grano, and I am glad to report that they have maintained both their gracious attitude as well as their gorgeous decor.
Somehow they have also managed to keep their prices on par with places which are not nearly as fastidious about their purveyors and ingredients.
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In the fall of 1871, James Huston Irvin and his family came to Kansas from Clay County, Illinois. He said that Winfield was "a little village of about 250 inhabitants". He met Bro. W.H.H. Harris and inquired about other members of the Church of Christ. He was told that there were three families from Ill. That had moved into this area. His first night here he was shown a place to camp just west of Island Park. The next day he went out to locate these Christians from Ill., and to stake a claim. He homestedded a place one and a quarter miles north of New Salem. Bro. Irvin was instrumental in establishing several congregations in Cowley County and at least one in eastern Sumner County.
In the fall of 1872, he was asked to help start a congregation in Winfield. Their first meeting was in a store building on North Main Street.. There were six in attendance, including two from Arkansas City. They continued to meet there for some time
They homesteaded and later the Baptist "tendered the use of their House" for a gospel meeting and until they had built a small frame house on the southwest corner of Millington and 13th. The first seating was cracker boxes with 2"x 8" 's laid across them. The pulpit was a boot and shoe box set on end.
Bro. H.D. Gans, who was elected Probate Judge, moved to Winfield. He was very interested in the Church in Winfield and provided much support and leadership. Several years later, after he had left for the west, he was in an accident involving a buggy and a "runaway" team of horses and was killed.
A small brick building was built on the southwest corner of Millington and 8th St. Irvin tells of the Sunday evening service that he was attending "and when time came to commence meeting, behold, a man stepped out, pulled the organ out of the corner, and a lady that was not even a member of any church took her seat and commenced playing." This was the point of division between the Church of Christ and the Christian Church. Being unable to reconcile this difference, the members who could not accept the organ begin meeting in homes. The T.R. Oliverson family opened their home at 716 East 5th for the church to meet in for about two years. When the attendance exceeded the room available in Oliverson's home, they were given permission to meet in the city building for a while and later met in the court house.
They had sold the small frame building at Millington and 13th to the United Brethren. This building was purchased and mover to a lot that was leased for 5 years. The Brethren from Kellogg helped them move it and fix it up and they met there until the lease expired. A lot was purchased from Dr. .J. Hayden at the Southwest Corner of Andrews and 7th. Minutes from a business meeting dated Oct 6, 1898 says they paid $117.50 to $125.00 for the lot. The little frame building was moved again to this lot and was used until it became too small. It was moved the third time to the south end of the lot and a new brick building was erected. The Church met in this building for over 60 years.
In 1961 the Church purchased the Lutheran Church building at the northwest corner of Loomis and 8th. The addition of a baptistry, a study, and partitions for nine classrooms were completed and we began meeting there in September of 1961. The membership continued to grow until we filled the classrooms to capacity and more. Morris Funeral Home offered their building for additional classrooms and two classes met there for a while. In 1966 we began building a new classroom addition to the north side of and moved into it in 1967.
During the history of the Church, it has been served by Elders Henry Hawkins, P.E. Whitaker, J.H. Irvin, Calvin Strader, W.F. Parmeter, William Young, T.R. Oliverson, I.D. Moffitt, J.H. Richardson, Wm. H. Stoutimore, W.L. Yadon, C.E. Hodges, Geo. R. Blake, Thornton Dillman, Rollin Stewart, Kennith McFarland, S.T. Scrivner, Vern Leckliter, and Berwin King.
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Posted 16 February 2017 - 02:00 PM
According to the Citzen Times Rosman is searching for a new HC. Freddie Whitman's time is up after 7 seasons and a 34-54 record dating back to 2010. He only had one pure winning season (2015,) but he made the 3rd round in 1A back in 2012 and is the most sucessful Rosman coach vs. Brevard in the teams history. From the article it looks to be Rosman's choice to make the change.
Rosman had a rough year in '16 only going 2-10 with 2 wins over an academy and loosing to North Duplin in round 1. Time will tell how this will go for the Tigers.
Any ideas for those from the area? Always found Rosman intresting.
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I'm not 100% sure, I've only had one coach contact me to let me know he was asked to come in for an interview. Other than that, I really don't know what they're doing.
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Pisgah coach to Rosman would be a steal. And a cool homecoming.
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It was approved last night that Rosman has hired Matt Stack from McMichael HS in Rockingham County. Knowing Coach Stack, I think this is a good hire and having spoke with him last night, he's very anxious to get there and get to work. He's done a remarkable job just in making McMichael competitive, he's also very good in the weight room so I'm hoping this works out well for all.
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Rosman is likely to remain in somewhat of a rebuild for the 2017 season. The Tigers should still be improved over last season though, which was a full fledged reconstruction after the heavy graduation losses from the 2015 Rosman team.
That's the reality at most small 1A football programs. When you're fortunate to have a large and talented senior class, as Rosman did in 2015, you're going to lean heavily on them and it can take a couple of years to build back up from a wins/losses point of view. Unless of course you're lucky enough have a pipeline of talent waiting in the wings, which doesn't happen at most 1A programs, instead the talent comes in waves as opposed to year to year reloading.
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It's the time of year for traditional desserts! As a little kid I always enjoyed rolling gingerbread cut-out cookie dough and cutting out fun shapes, so I was very excited to come up with an easy gluten-free version that my own kids can enjoy.
I chose buckwheat flour for this recipe because the color is just right, and the flavor seemed like it would blend well with the traditional winter spices. Buckwheat flour is a very nutritious flour made from buckwheat, which is not a true grain but actually a fruit seed.
I sweetened these cookies with dates, but if you prefer a sweeter cookie you could easily add a touch of honey or maple syrup to the recipe without doing any violence to the flavor. The combination of buckwheat and dates makes for a dark rich flavor, and also for a cookie that is very high in fiber! I don't feel bad about letting my kids eat a few of these at a sitting.
I also really like spices, so if you prefer mild cookies you may want to adjust the spices to your taste.
- 1 cup buckwheat flour (plus more to stiffen dough)
- ¼ tsp ginger
- ¼ tsp cloves
- ¼ tsp allspice
- ¼ tsp nutmeg
- 1 tbsp (or more!) of cinnamon
- ½ cup butter
- 3-4 dates
- ½ cup water
- ¼ tsp salt
- Mix the buckwheat flour with all of the spices, and then cut in the butter until the mixture is crumbly.
- Put the dates, water and salt in the blender and blend until smooth.
- Pour the date mixture into the flour mixture and stir it up (I use a big fork). If the flour mixture still seems a little moist, add buckwheat flour until the dough is stiff enough to roll out.
- Roll out the dough and cut it into fun shapes.
- Bake in a 350 degree oven for 8 minutes.
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The Pan American Highway stretches from the north of Alaska to the southern tip of Argentina… almost. The road network ends twice, once in Panama at the notorious Darien jungle (aka Darien Gap), then once more at the true end in Ushuaia, Argentina. I really wanted to ride to the "first" end of the road. We had heard the road was rough in places, thus Jayne opted out and I went solo on a trek to Yaviza. I fought my way out of Panama city mid-day traffic, and rode to the end of the road. Like any time Jayne isn't around, I got myself into trouble.
Driving through the rain and traffic to get out of Panama took ages, and just outside of the city's clutches I almost had to go right back in again. A police checkstop asked me for my passport and driver's licence. I had neither. In fact I had no photo ID whatsoever. In our travels Jayne holds onto our passports and bike papers so that in the event we get pulled over, the police talk to a pretty female instead of, well, this:
Without Jayne around, THAT had to try to explain why he had no photo ID of any kind. All I had was a printout of a scan of a temporary driver's license extension that was written in English. After some hairy sweet talk, the police let me continue my journey instead of forcing me to ride all the way back to get my ID's. Since it was now past noon, that backtrack would not have left me enough time to reach Yaviza in one day. Deep sigh of relief.
Past the checkstop I found myself riding through farmland. As I passed through and passed Chepo and other small towns I realized that this would not be a ride through the jungle that I had imagined. There were some small sections that looked a little jungle-y beside the road, but for the most parts along the road is clear cut ranch land.
I stopped for lunch at a roadside shack and started chatting with Kenny, a Panamanian-American who has picked Panama as his choice of residence. Great chat, love meeting folks in random places on this trip.
An hour later I reached the Darien Province!
Then I reached the first Darien "Border Police". Panama has no army, but they treat their border police detachment as though they are army, complete with camouflage uniforms and automatic weapons, so it's just semantics.
The not-army border-police didn't like my lack of ID either, but I fortunately realized I had a photocopy of my passport photo page tucked away and they were willing to accept that. They even signed and dated my photocopy to help "ease my passage" at future police checks up the road.
The first police check in Darien also signals the end of nice potholed pavement, and the beginning of nice potholed dirt and gravel.
A bit of fun riding and another not-army border-Police checkstop later, I had arrived in Yaviza, the town at the "end of the road". What does the end of the road look like? I had envisioned a paved road turning to gravel turning to dirt turning to an overgrown path guarded by howler monkeys and guerrillas.
This is the end indeed. You can keep riding for about 150 meters, then you have to turn left or you will run into the river. From there carry on and turn left again (sneaky river), and then left once more. Suddenly you are right back where you started: at the end of the road. Except now the entire town knows you are here. Here's me talking about an identical place called "Yakima" (I was tired after the ride I think).
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I wandered the town to entertain my evening.
It was a great wander and I met lots of kind folks. After angering all the neighborhood dogs and their owners by setting up my tent under cover of darkness, I slept well at the end of the road in the corner of a parking lot.
Before leaving in the morning, I sauntered over the bridge again and talked myself into a tour of the local hospital. My nursing sense was tingling, and it was a nice, small community hospital bustling with mothers and children all over.
The main focus at the hospital is on maternal and child health, start em' young! Their vaccination rate is well over 90%, and that includes all the hard to reach natives who live hidden away in the jungle! Take that stat, Western world. The one downfall of the hospital is that it's on the other side of the river from the "end of the road". If a patient turns for the worse and needs to be transferred, the staff have to wheel the patient on a stretcher down the path, over the suspension bridge and into a truck. From there they drive 5 hours to Panama City over some pretty rough roads. Basically: don't get really sick at the end of the road, or it'll be the end of your road too. Malaria and Dengue aren't the big culprits here like I thought they might be. The main health problems at the end of the pan-Americana highway: Diabetes, Hypertension and STD's… not much different from home.
I left early enough on my ride back from Yaviza to contemplate a boat ride over to "La Palma": the capital of the Darien Region. I walked over to the ticket lady to find out how much the boat to La Palma cost and was intercepted by a couple border police who asked, once again, for my papers. Unconcerned I passed them over. That was the end of my quest to La Palma…
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Two hours sitting there, eating my peanut butter and waiting for the chief to call back and say I could go. Nobody really explained exactly WHY I was being detained, though the photocopy and machete were factors, but they did explain that since they had started to detain me I couldn't leave without clearance from the top. For clarity, I love coconuts and picked up a machete in Nicaragua to help eat the impossible-to-open fruits. Also EVERYONE walking around these parts has one hanging off their hip. I was not out the norm in these parts. But I digress… Several officers came into the office at different times, all of them very friendly and interested about my trip, none of them willing to let me leave and continue it. The fact that my photocopy was signed and dated by the other police did not "ease my passage". When the chief did eventually call back, the call was 4 seconds long and the officers sheepishly handed me my machete and papers and said I was free to go.
I really would have liked to visit La Palma, but it wasn't to be. A little peeved at my lost opportunity and from sitting in the penalty box for 2 hours, I loaded my bike back up, sheathed my machete and rode back for the highway up the hot dusty road. But luck was turning back my way:
Refreshed with delicious coconut water and with renewed justification for carrying a two-foot-long knife on my bag, I head back over the potholed highway towards Panama city.
Re-entering Panama I was reminded about the atrocious traffic that resides there. Once all the construction is complete and they have a functioning metro system the gridlock will hopefully improve. For now, Panama is left with the worst traffic I have experienced in all of North America. I split lanes for 20kms to get back to Raul's condo. 20 kilometers of, hot, sweaty stopped traffic that I felt fortunate to breeze past.
It somehow felt like a fitting end for a two day trek to the end of the road. If you're down this way, I highly recommend it. Just don't forget to bring your passport.


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Extensive Refurb at Wilderness Lodge Gives Me Pause In Recommending It
By Dave Shute
Disney's Wilderness Lodge will be completing a refurb in the summer of 2017.
Unitl then, for repeat visitors who had been planning the Wilderness Lodge for their next trip, I'd just put off staying there until this refurb is complete. Stay somewhere else on your bucket list, and return to the Wilderness Lodge after the lobby comes back to normal
For first-timers with their heart set on the Wilderness Lodge,
- If you have any concerns at all, stay someplace else. The potential to be disappointed isn't worth it.
- If you don't have concerns, stay at the Lodge. The refurb to the lobby mars it, but it does not ruin it. I would say that the lobby retains more than 80% of its prior beauty, grandeur, and sublimity. Since the prior level was really high, 80% of that level is really high too!
In October 2015, as part of a redo of the Disney Vacation Club offerings at the Wilderness Lodge, several amenities were taken out and extensive construction in the outer verges of the Wilderness Lodge proper began.
There's much more on this topic here, but essentially the Wilderness Lodge lost for construction the smaller of its two pools, its beach, and some other minor amenities.
While views from the Villas at the Wilderness Lodge were quite marred from this work, I thought that those getting Courtyard views in the main Lodge would be largely un-affected.
Not so fast. Earlier this month, Disney essentially closed off the half of the Wilderness Lodge on the Villas side, took the elevators serving this wing out of service, and put up construction walls out to the edge of the lobby over the check-in area and extending a bit around each corner of that wall.
Here's a bunch of photos of the lobby (as always on this site, click them to enlarge them):
April 2016 update: the scaffolding is gone.
Moreover, scaffolding now covers much of the south (Villa-facing) side, and goes around the corner to a bit of the Courtyard side of this wing. I'd imagine that over time this scaffolding likely will extend further into the courtyard:
So what does this all mean?
First, on the positive side–
- With about half the rooms taken out of circulation, crowds will be lower in the Roaring Fork quick service location, the wonderful main pool, and the boats and buses
- The vast majority of what leads to the lobby's impact remains–the grandeur and sublimity of the large space, the large decorative features of the carved columns, totem poles, teepee lights and the Grand Canyon fireplace, and most of the subtle detailing
- For construction walls, the walls themselves aren't bad. Had they been on the other side of the railings, the balance of details would be much worse.
- Many north wing rooms have better Magic Kingdom views, thanks to the scalping of a number of trees in this area preparatory to construction.
So I think the refurb is not only not a disaster, but also that the lobby is on the order of 80% as good as it used to be, or will be in the future.
On the other hand, at the same time the lobby, which is the glory of the Wilderness Lodge, is in fact not as good as it used to be, or will be in the future, other construction mars views and creates noise, and some of the amenities are gone.
Hence my recommendations:
- For first timers who are not troubled by all this, by all means stay at the Lodge–it will still be a great experience, just not as good as it was or will be.
- Repeat visitors should hold their visit to the Wilderness Lodge until the refurb is complete
- First timers who are concerned should stay elsewhere.
Where else to stay depends on why you picked the Wilderness Lodge in the first place.
- If it was for its stunning kid appeal, then stay at the Animal Kingdom Lodge.
- If it was for a lower-priced deluxe option convenient to the Magic Kingdom, then stay in a Garden Wing room at the Contemporary.
This refurb should be complete by mid-summer 2017.
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- 1 Dayna { 01.31.16 at 3:38 pm }
Thanks so much for the update, Dave! Our trip is too soon to be able to make any changes (without down grading) so I guess we will hope for the best. If we have a courtyard view and want to be further away from construction, what should I request? We already did online check in and asked to be close to elevator….should I change that? Thanks again!!
- 2 Marissa { 01.31.16 at 8:08 pm }
Hi, We're staying in the Villas the first week of March for just a couple of days. We don't plan on being in our room very much. Mostly just for sleeping. Do you suggest I try and call and request a certain area of the Villas to stay in or will it not really be worth the trouble since we'll be gone most of the day anyway? If so what side of building should a try to request?
- 3 Christy { 02.01.16 at 11:41 am }
Hi Dave, do you think the construction will run into 2017? We are looking at WL for an April 2017 trip, but we would probably not stay there if the construction was ongoing since it will be our first time staying onsite. Thanks!
- 7 helen { 02.04.16 at 9:50 am }
My husband, pregnant daughter son-in-law and three small grandchildren ages 5, 3 and 2 will be staying at the Wilderness Lodge for the first time from April 18th through the 25th. We have booked two courtyard view rooms and requested the 7th floor in building C or D. At the time I spoke with Disney I was told that the construction affected the Hiddne Springs poool, beach marina and playground and the Villas. Is this a bad choice? I know we are not guaranteed specific requests. I would just like to know how much we will be impacted as far as noise and elevators during that time. TY
- 9 Laura { 02.09.16 at 5:29 pm }
Thank you so much for the updates! Do you have an estimate for when the lobby construction will be finished? My husband and I are planning to stay there this September, and I don't think we'll mind outdoor construction so much, but the lobby would bother us more.
- 11 Susan M { 02.22.16 at 7:12 pm }
We are planning a stay in a deluxe room/club level at the end of April, first part of May. Is the Club Level affected by the construction inside the lodge?
- 13 Sarah { 02.28.16 at 11:26 pm }
We were just at WL in early January. At that time, all the balcony railings were still "open" and none of the interior construction walls were visible. There was a great deal of construction activity around the outside, of course, with many dark green scrims hiding (or at least trying to) the work.
We stayed down on the first floor, north wing, facing the Otter pond. The good news is that even first floor rooms have re-gained visibility for MK fireworks with the thinning of the tree line. And during the day, you can now see the boats that ply the canal (heading to the dock from MK) as they glide up towards the WL dock.
From what we were told by both front desk CM's and Concierge staff, there is no refurbishment of the rooms per se. There is outside maintenance work (think paint, caulking, replacement of timbers, etc.) and there are some rooms that being "worked on" (all we could get from staff LOL) but the furnishings and soft goods in the rooms are not expected to be changed out at this time.
We love WL – it is our Disney home away from home, and we stayed there even knowing that we would see and experience construction. I am glad to know that Disney is still investing in the Resort hotels, keeping them fresh, new and if it takes adding more DVC to keep things going, that's OK too.
Don't forget to mention to folks on your Wilderness Lodge pages that many of the rooms have bunk beds for the little nuggets! Our daughter is all "grown up" now, but she still gets a kick out of sleeping in the top bunk at WL!
Thanks for sharing such a great resource with everyone. 🙂
- 15 Eric { 03.18.16 at 5:19 pm }
Any new word/pictures on the work being done at Wilderness Lodge? We (avid DVC members)are taking my wife's family for their first Disney experience in December. I know nothing is being given by cast members but with the current progress, would the construction seem to be expected to be relatively minimal by the end of the year?
- 17 Eric { 05.02.16 at 11:02 am }
Eric here again. Any news about the construction on Wilderness Lodge or progress. We are changing our Resort tomorrow morning and would love a more informed decision before blowing off Wilderness Lodge as a contender for December Disney vacation.
- 19 Jen { 06.27.16 at 8:58 am }
We are planning a Disney trip for Early July 2017. Do you think construction will still be going on? If so do you know if there is any plans to close down main pool for updates? I have a 9 and 6 year and we like to come back mid day for a swim. We have never stayed at WL or any deluxe….we wanted to spurlge a little during this trip. I have always loved the look of WL and it's convenient to MK. Do you think we should take a chance?
- 21 Lisa { 06.28.16 at 2:55 pm }
I chatted with a WDW employee the other day about the construction since we are planning on going in April next year and she told me that everything will be open BUT the Nature Trail. Hope that helps
- 23 Amanda { 09.13.16 at 2:17 pm }
Hi Dave! I was just wondering if you have any information about the childcare services offered at Wilderness Lodge? When I booked my vacation (which is in April of 2017) I saw that they had a location there, but now I can no longer find it listed anywhere on the site. Do you know if they've just removed it completely, or if maybe it's just temporarily closed? Being a single mother I was hoping to utilize it while treating myself to a massage! Thanks in advance!
- 25 Kristy { 09.27.16 at 8:52 pm }
Hi Dave. We are scheduled to arrive at Wilderness Lodge Villas on October 18th for 10 days. Can you tell me what rooms would be the best to request. Fireworks view for the kids? Top floor I would assume for better views? Near elevators as I hear the walk is long? Hoping not as long as Animal Kingdom Lodge…..yikes that was a hike carrying small kids at night haha
- 27 Jill { 11.01.16 at 2:45 pm }
Hi Dave, My family and I will be staying at the WL in mid December. It will be our first stay at WL, we always stay at Poly. We wanted a change and I heard Christmas time at WL is great. We have a courtyard view. Do you think we should go back to Poly? Or give WL a try? We received a letter today from Disney about the construction.
- 29 Claire Laggan { 01.13.17 at 1:04 am }
Any other updates for 2017 please?
- 31 Terri { 01.23.17 at 5:52 pm }
Dave, I can't wait for your update. We are going in June, 2017. I am hoping the new pool will be open and that the club level is back to normal. Any information is always appreciated. As a seasoned visitor, I still use your site all the time for information – thanks for all the great reporting!
- 32 Claire { 01.29.17 at 2:45 pm }
Thanks Dave, I am also going in June so keen to get a better idea of what will be finished by then.
- 34 lISA { 01.31.17 at 11:08 am }
Thank you for the update! We still plan to stay in April though there are more areas that have been added to the construction schedule since I checked in June last year. But the new quick service lounge is supposed to be open soon (where is that located by the way??) and the playground and main pool will be open so I am happy with that. Any suggestions on where a good spot is to view the fireworks from MK? Thanks!
- 36 Lisa Brown { 02.01.17 at 9:48 am }
Thank you!!!
- 37 Kim { 02.11.17 at 10:15 am }
We are planning a trip for after Thanksgiving 2017. Do you see most of the updates being in place by then. This will be our 2nd trip to WL.
Thank you!
- 39 Nicole { 03.07.17 at 5:47 pm }
We are planning a trip the middle of September we've stayed at Animal kingdom lodge twice and LOVED it!! I've wanted to stay at wilderness lodge but both times they were doing construction. I booked animal kingdom again because of the construction going on. I'm thinking strongly about changing our reservations. What are your thought?
- 41 Dave B { 03.09.17 at 9:23 pm }
My wife 4 year old daughter and I are going the first week of May in a standard view room.We just found out that roaring fork is closed for construction. Do you know what the noise level is like while work is going on.? Also, how much does the construction interfere with the overall experience of the wilderness lodge?
- 43 Claire { 03.26.17 at 11:07 am }
Hi Dave,
What is the best request of room to make in order to be least affected by the construction / have the best views ?
- 45 Claire Laggan { 04.01.17 at 12:52 pm }
Dave, mid June 2017. Thanks.


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