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The Half Moon Pub
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The Half Moon
Come and enjoy the friendly atmosphere this historic village pub. A charming open plan bar/restaurant, with lots of traditional character, including an open fire place, exposed beams and garden area with country views.
We offer the best in quality traditional dining with friendly service and reasonable prices; we are passionate about preparing high quality, skillfully cooked food, we even cut the chips ourselves!
Christmas 2013
Celebrate the festive season with fine ale and fabulous food this year at The Half Moon. Our festive menu is available by advance arrangement only, please ring or email to book!
- To Start
- Pea & Pancetta Soup
With crusty bread
- Grilled Marinated Goats Cheese (v)
Served on toasted ciabatta
- Prawn Cocktail
Succulent prawns in marie rosa sauce with salad garnish
- Gorgonzola Crusted Chestnut Mushrooms (v)
Pan-fried in garlic & madeira with a gorgonzola and bread crumb crust
- Main Courses
- Roast Turkey
With bread sauce, stuffing, pigs in blankets, roast potatoes & vegetables
- Roast Sirloin of Beef
With our home-made yorkshires, roast potatoes & vegetables
- Grilled Duck Breast with Apricot & Sherry Sauce
Served with mashed potatoes and vegetables
- Lemon Sole
With lemon butter & caper sauce, accompanied by wild rice and salad
- Desserts
- Christmas Pudding with Brandy Sauce
- Lemon Posset with Citrus Shortbread
- Black Forest Eton Mess
- Warm Clementine Cake with Ice Cream
- Stem Ginger Pudding with Sticky Ginger Sauce, Cream or Ice Cream
- Two Courses £20, Three Courses £25, Coffee & Mince Pie £2.50 extra
Opening Hours
Food served all week from Tuesday to Sunday
- CLOSED Mondays
- 12.00pm - 3.00pm & 6.00pm - 11pm Tuesdays to Thursdays
- 12.00pm - 11.45pm Fridays & Saturdays
- 12.00pm - 4pm Sundays
Families are welcome and highchairs are available for smaller guests!
There are three real ales available:
- Charles Wells: Eagle IPA
A complex finish of bitter hops with a delicious citrus fruit taste & aroma of fresh apples - (3.6% ABV) - an excellent session beer!
- Courage: Directors Bitter
A full bodied genuine premium ale with a clean bitter taste. Sweet burnt malty & fruity notes balance with a distinctive dry-hop aroma & flavour (4.8% ABV)
- Seasonal Guest Ale
There is also an extensive choice of lager, cider, wines, spirits, soft drinks and snacks.
Sunday Lunch
- Served between 12pm and 4pm every Sunday
- Your choice of three meats plus all the vegetables and yorkshire puddings you can eat for only £9.95!!!
- Please book in advance on 01933 665532 to avoid disappointment
Fish & Chips Menu now available Tuesday to Friday
- Often copied never battered! Eat in or take away only at the Half Moon! 12-3pm & 6-9pm Tuesday to Friday
- Fish
- Cod Small/Medium £4/£4.65
- Haddock £4.65
- Plaice £4.85
- Scampi £6.50
- Fish Cake £1.50
- Catch of the Day (Calamari, Scampi & Cod) £5.95
- Chips & Sides
- Chips Small/Large £1.55/£2.25
- Mushy Peas/Garden Peas £1.10
- Baked Beans £1.10
- Curry Sauce £1.10
- Gravy £1.10
- Side Salad £2.95
- Baked Potato with beans or cheese £6.50
- Meat & Chicken
- Sausage £1.40
- Battered Sausage £1.85
- Saveloy £1.60
- Burger in a bun with salad & relish £5.80
- Cheese Burger in a bun with salad & relish £6.00
- Steak & Kidney Pudding £5.50
- Chicken Nuggets (6) £2.30
- Fried Chicken (1 piece) £3.95
- Kids Meal
- Choice of fish fingers, chicken nuggets or fish cake with small chips £3.95
Main Menu
We serve food from our main menu from Tuesday to Saturday
- Starters
- Chef's Freshly Made Soup £4.95
- Served with bread
- Gorgonzola Crusted Chestnut Mushrooms (v) £5.95
- Pan fried with garlic & madeira, topped with a gorgonzola and bread crumb crust
- Calamari with Tartare Sauce £5.95
- Tender squid rings dusted with seasoned flour, deep fried and served with homemade tartare sauce
- Breaded Brie (v) £5.95
- Creamy french brie, crumbed, deep-fried and served with tangy cranberry relish
- Pan-Fried Chicken Livers £5.95
- Flash fried with white wine & parsley served with crispy flour tortilla strips dusted in paprika
- Classic Prawn Cocktail £5.95
- Succulent prawns in piquant marie rosa sauce
- Main Courses
- Classics
- Gammon, Egg and Chips £10.95
- Served with salad
- Smokey Chicken £12.95
- Chicken breast stuffed with vintage cheddar & BBQ sauce, wrapped in bacon. Served with chips and salad
- Steak & Ale Pie £11.95
- Slow cooked prime beef in a rich ale and mushroom gravy encased in puff pastry. Served with your choice of chips or mash, salad or vegetables
- Lamb Tangine £13.95
- Lamb leg slowly cooked with a traditional Moroccan blend of spices sprinkled with flaked almonds, fresh coriander and accompanied by savoury buttered couscous
- Liver & Bacon £10.95
- Pan-fried pork liver and bacon served in a rich red wine and onion gravy. Accompanied by mashed potatoes and vegetables
- Vegetarian Sausage & Mash (v) £9.95
- Meat free sausages in a rich onion gravy served with mashed potatoes & vegetables
- Confit of Duck £12.95
- Slow cooked duck leg seasoned & crisped under the grill, served with blackberry sauce, mashed potatoes & vegetables
- Lime & Coriander Crusted Cod £12.95
- Prime cod fillet pan-fried and served with crushed new potatoes & vegetables
- Slow Roasted Pork Belly £13.95
- Served with a creamy mushroom, mustard and cider sauce. Accompanied by mashed potatoes and vegetables
- Tiger Prawns £16.95
- Ten butterflied tiger prawns pan-fried with chili, garlic, lime & white wine. Served with mixed rice and salad
- From the Grill
- Rump Steak 8 oz £16.50
- Succulent matured steak served sizzling on a griddle pan with real onion rings, fresh chips, fried mushrooms, grilled tomato & salad
- Fillet 8 oz £20.50
- Matured fillet steak accompanied by mixed leaf salad, chips, onion rings and grilled tomatoes
- Cheddar Melt Burger £10.95
- Minced 6 oz steak beef burger topped with mature cheddar and served in a soft toasted bun with salad and chips
- Chicken Breast Burger £10.95
- Griddled chicken breast served in a soft toasted bun with chips and salad
- Veggie Burger (v) £8.95
- Meat-free burger in a soft white bun served with salad & chips
- Half Rack of Ribs £10.95
- Basted with your choice of either classic barbeque rib sauce or spicy chipotle & maple glaze. Served with chips & salad
Side Orders
- Fresh Cut Chips £2.50
- Bread Basket £1.50
- Garlic Bread £2.95 with cheese £3.95
- Side Salad £2.95
- Sauces £2.95
- Take your steak or burger to a new level by adding one of our delicious sauces. All our sauces are made by our chef (no packets here!) choose from
- Pepper
- Mushroom
- Garlic Butter
- Peri-Peri (spicy)
- Creamy Garlic
- Cheese
Dietary requirements can be catered for upon request
Lunchtime Specials
- Available 12pm - 3pm Tuesdays to Saturdays
- First choose the style of sandwich you would like, we have:
- Soft white or soft brown farmhouse style bread
- Crusty white baguettes
- Multigrain seeded rolls
- Panini (not available with egg/tuna mayonnaise)
- Choose from our delicious range of fillings:
- Mature Cheddar, red onion & tomato(v) £3.75
- Egg Mayonnaise (v) £3.75
- Tuna and fresh chilli mayonnaise £3.95
- Brie, bacon & cranberry £4.50
- Chicken & bacon £4.95
- Sausage & onion £4.95
- Prawn Marie Rose £5.95
- Steak & onion £6.50
- All served with salad garnish & crunchy tortilla chips
- Served with salad, chips & your choice of up to three fillings:
- Cheese
- Onions
- Mushrooms
- Sweet corn
- Bacon
- Chicken
- Sausage
- Prawns
- Tuna
- Ham
- Served with salad & your choice of filling
- Cheese
- Onions
- Baked Beans
- Mushrooms
- Ham
- Bacon
- Tuna mayo
- Chicken Mayo
- Sausage & Onion
- Chicken Tikka
Special Events
- Looking for a new venue for your corporate or social dining? Call us now! We are also able to offer a mobile bar service.
Contact Information
The Half Moon Public House
42 Main Road
For bookings or further information call 01933 665532


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L@@K* Secluded Mtn Cabin/Hot Tub/Pool Table/Fireplace
- Minimum stay:2 nights
- Internet:No
- Pets considered:Yes
- Wheel chair accessible:No
Blue Ridge cabin description
Welcome to The Dragonfly and welcome to the North Georgia Experience. The area abounds with activities, from passive to extreme while being surrounded by incredible natural beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Centrally located to many of the areas attractions and activities, The Dragonfly provides a relaxing and inviting 'home base' to you and your family/friends. First-rate amenities and special attention to detail will make your stay relaxing and worry-free. Kick back in the hot tub, roast smores on the campfire, enjoy a game of eight-ball or play your favorite video game, there's something here for everyone. A fully equipped kitchen makes meal time a breeze and check out our resource file, crammed with info on the area's attractions to help plan your next adventure. This sleepy little area will surprise you with its variety of activities such as river tubing, wine tasting, horseback riding, even panning for gold. Whatever you choose, even if you choose nothing at all, The Dragonfly will be ready and waiting to welcome you 'home'.
The Dragonfly is an incredible cabin getaway in the mountains of north Georgia. This spacious cabin is nestled on a densely wooded lot that offers the privacy and tranquility you are looking for to escape those everyday worries and lose yourself in the nature's wonder. The gentle terrain is perfect for those wanting to do a bit of exploring. It has partial mountain views that show themselves off during the cooler seasons. Imagine starting your day, drinking your morning coffee in the wooden rocker on the front porch and ending it with a long soak in the inviting hot tub to insure total relaxation.
There are 2 large bedrooms and 3 full baths, including a jacuzzi garden tub in one. It sleeps 6 comfortably with 1 king, 1 queen, 1 queen sleeper sofa and a futon. The wrap around porch provides tons of deck space with the front and back being covered and the front area being screened in. There is a game room in the loft that offers a wooden card table for those late night card games, a pool table, a PS2 and several board games.
Close to the Toccoa River, Aska Adventure area and only minutes from all attractions the Blue Ridge area has to offer.
Keywords: Cabin
Property Type
- Cabin
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Non Smoking Only
Bedrooms: 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 7, Beds for 4-7
Kitchen & Dining
- Dishwasher
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Kitchen
- Cooking Utensils
- Ice Maker
- Clothes Dryer
- Washing Machine
- Parking For RV/Boat/Trailer
- Air Conditioning
- CD Player
- Pool Table
- Satellite / Cable
- Telephone
Pool & Spa
Outdoor Features
- Balcony
- Outdoor Grill
- Deck / Patio
Location & View
- Hunting
- Golf
- Swimming
- Kayaking
- Rafting
- Water Skiing
- Hiking
- Jet Skiing
- Fishing
- Mountain Biking
- Cycling
- Shopping
- Restaurants
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Live Theater
- Cinemas
- Museums
- Antiquing
- Boating
- Wildlife Viewing
- Sledding
- Horseback Riding
- Sight Seeing
Other Activities
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Wonderful escape!
Wonderful escape!
- Guest Cynthia B.
- Date of stay 11/08/13
- Review Submitted 11/27/13
It was a Blessing to find Dragonfly. Tami and Jeff were excellent in our planning stage, during our stay, and after. We had a lovely ride to Dragonfly. I suggest you take the backroads and enjoy the views. Once there you have everything you need minus the food. I had our trusty cooler packed as usual but if you forgot anything it was minutes away. Loved not being able to see any cabins around Dragonfly but knowing there was one just a few steps away in the woods. Spent quality time with son playing pool, building fires in the fire pit, and taking a dip in the hot tub. Dragonfly is a home away from home. This will not be the our only stay at Dragonfly. Thanks again to Tami and Jeff.Recommended for: Girls getaway, age 55+, adventure seekers, romantic getaway, families with young children, families with teenagers, sightseeing.
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Great place to relax and unwind.
Great place to relax and unwind.
- Guest Relaxing (Woodstock, GA)
- Date of stay 01/18/13
- Review Submitted 01/23/13
This is a great cabin. It is very secluded and very quiet. We only saw one car all weekend. The inside was very clean. I mean very clean. Having rented many other cabins and beach houses, we were really surprised at how clean the cab was. The inside is completely done in wood and it is very nice. The cabin is obviously very well built. No annoying floor squeaks or problems with the appliances. The hot tub was very private and very relaxing. We really enjoyed this place and plan to return again.Recommended for: Girls getaway, romantic getaway, families with teenagers.
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Perfect Getaway!
Perfect Getaway!
- Guest Mandy & Travis R (Orlando, FL)
- Date of stay 12/30/12
- Review Submitted 01/15/13
Dragonfily Cabin was the perfect getaway! It is secluded in the mountains of Blue Ridge and so beautiful! Perfect for relaxing and recharging! The cabin is equipped with everything you need for you stay; dishes, condiments, games and plenty of towels, sheets & blankets! The owners provided information books about local attractions, restaurant and outdoor activities. Cabin was very clean and tidy! Would definitely recommend this to all my family and friends! Thanks for letting us stay; we can not wait to return!Recommended for: Girls getaway, pet owners, age 55+, adventure seekers, romantic getaway, families with young children, families with teenagers, sightseeing.
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- Guest Christy (Atlanta, GA)
- Date of stay 11/30/12
- Review Submitted 12/12/12
We spent 3 nights at the Dragonfly, and had an AMAZING time!! The cabin is very secluded, and we didn't see a single person in the time that we were there (just the way we wanted it!). The kitchen had everything we needed in order to cook our meals, there were lots of games to play, and the hot tub was FABULOUS!! There's a great fire pit with wooden benches so we could roast marshmallows each evening. We even brought our mountain bikes, and did some biking on the gravel roads near the cabin. It was a very relaxing long weekend, and we'll definitely be back! I would highly recommend this cabin to couples who are looking to get away for a few days, or a family, as there's plenty to do. As a side note, if you're traveling from Atlanta, and don't need to go into Blue Ridge for anything, ask Tami for the "back-road" directions from Ellijay. It cuts a LOT of time off the trip, and is only an extra two miles of gravel roads. The roads have definitely been graded, so you'll have no trouble getting there.Recommended for: Adventure seekers, romantic getaway, families with young children.
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Pictures Do Not Do This Place Justice - Unbelievable Experience
Pictures Do Not Do This Place Justice - Unbelievable Experience
- Guest Blake (Cuthbert, GA)
- Date of stay 11/18/12
- Review Submitted 11/27/12
My wife and I decided to make a spur-of-the-moment getaway. We had an amazing time! The pictures really do not do this place justice. The Cabin is gorgeous. Tami is outstanding to work with. Great customer service, easy to work with, and the Cabin is WELL worth the price. You will not be let down.Recommended for: Girls getaway, age 55+, adventure seekers, romantic getaway, families with young children, sightseeing.
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Relaxing weekend with the family
Relaxing weekend with the family
- Guest GaMom (Atlanta, GA)
- Date of stay 09/21/12
- Review Submitted 10/02/12
We only got to stay for 2 nights and would have loved even just one more night. The drive to get there was a little rough in our minivan, but we made it. We only left the cabin once on Saturday because we forgot one of our daughter's bags, so she had no clothes :(......BUT, there were retail places relatively close by, so we were able to get her a couple things to get us through the weekend. My older two kids (ages 7 and 4) REALLY loved the loft area. There weren't really any age appropriate games for them (they don't do game systems), but then I wouldn't really expect that. There was plenty to do for adults and older kids, though. There was a pool table, a game table, TV, couch, futon, and a really nice bathroom in the loft area. The main area was also comfortable. The kitchen was very well equipped and even had condiments, coffee, sugar, etc., already there! We used the crock pot one night and it was great to come home to an already cooked meal. The outdoor area was great for our kids. We enjoyed both outdoor areas. At first, the back area with the hot tub and fire pit (think girl/boy scout camping trip), and then the front one that was screened. The kids really liked the rockers. There were two dogs that came to visit us both days that we were there. One was HUGE and my kids thought it was a polar bear :o). They were both really sweet dogs, and I told my kids they were there to make sure we were doing okay and that no bears were around. They seemed okay with that, but then wanted to spend the rest of the time on the front, screened deck :o). Overall we had a wonderful time in this cabin. This was my husband's first cabin experience, and he really liked it. We're actually planning another cabin vacation to the Gatlinburg area soon. Thanks Tami for letting us stay in your cabin!!Recommended for: Girls getaway, pet owners, families with young children, families with teenagers, sightseeing.
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- Guest Aida (Tampa, FL)
- Date of stay 10/23/10
- Review Submitted 01/30/11
We went up to the cabin the last week in October, It was awesome to see the leaves change color. Everone in the town of Blue Ridge was so warm and friendly. The cabin was even more than I had ever expected. Tami went out of her way to be sure we had all the information we needed to see all the sites and have a blast! The cabin is beautiful, and has everything! The hot tub was an awesome place to chill & relax. The view was breathtaking. We will certainly return as soon as we can! We want to go back when there is snow on the ground! Tami Kudos to you,thank you for allowing us to share the mountains in your cabin! Till we meet again. ;0)Recommended for: Girls getaway, pet owners, people with disabilities, age 55+, adventure seekers, romantic getaway, families with young children, families with teenagers, sightseeing.
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- Guest Jim (Palm Coast, FL.)
- Date of stay 11/20/10
- Review Submitted 11/30/10
All I can say is the experience and the time spent at the cabin was amazing. First..The cabin is absolutely beautiful and well taken care of. Everything you need, and a lot more, is there. All you have to do is bring your clothes and some food. Having that much room and the comfortable environment of the cabin is very relaxing. Then, if you want to play some games, just go upstairs and play away. You have electronic games, board games, cards, and pool right at your fingertips. Not to mention how nice it was relaxing in the hot tub. I can't say anything else other than my wife and I had a great anniversary at The Dragonfly.Recommended for: Girls getaway, pet owners, adventure seekers, romantic getaway, families with young children, families with teenagers, sightseeing.
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Great Place to Unwind and Relax
Great Place to Unwind and Relax
- Guest Robyn (Birmingham, Alabama)
- Date of stay 11/17/10
- Review Submitted 11/23/10
This cabin is absolutely georgous....well equiped and very comfortable. If you are looking for an area that is full of beautiful scenery, then the Blue Ridge, Georgia area will not disappoint you. The town of Blue Ridge has quaint shops and gourmet restaurants (try The Brewery!) The Dragonfly would comfortably accomodate 6 to 8 people. Do yourself a favor and chose this cabin if you are visiting this area.Recommended for: Pet owners, age 55+, adventure seekers, romantic getaway, families with young children, families with teenagers, sightseeing.
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Great Way to Reconnect with that Special Someone
Great Way to Reconnect with that Special Someone
- Guest David & Brenda (Macon, Ga)
- Date of stay 11/12/10
- Review Submitted 11/21/10
We we're impressed with everything about this property; from the detailed description of the cabin, great directions provided by the owner and all the extra touches we found once we arrived. Such a beautiful place, there is no reason to leave the cabin. The peacefulness of relaxing by the firepit and listening to the birds is a great way to relax as well as the daily dip in the hot tub with our morning cup of coffee. We ventured out for some sightseeing and shopping and fell in love with the Blue Ridge area. We definitely plan to return next summer to visit the Lake. We have already recommended this cabin to friends and relatives and thank you for sharing your beautiful place with us.Recommended for: Girls getaway, adventure seekers, romantic getaway, sightseeing.
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My Standard Rate 2 night min stay |
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Year Round ($ is total w/ tax & cleaning included..4 people) 2nts-$324/3nts-$414/4nts-$482/5nts-$555/6nts-$618/7nts-$668 $10/person/night for additional guests 2-night min stay...Holidays min 3 nights Small dogs allowed...less than 25lbs....$25/pet Must be 25 years or older to rent 11% tax & $75 cleaning fee added to reservation & $100 refundable sec deposit
Once Cabin Rental Agreement is returned, credit card will be ran for security deposit. 2 weeks before stay, full stay will be charged.
- Cleaning: $75
- Pet Fee: $25
- Tax Rate 11%
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Year Purchased: 2008
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The Dragonfly - Your Blue Ridge Mountain Getaway
The living room & fully equipped kitchen - for all your dining needs!
The loft w/ the card table, pool table, fireplace - Great place to lounge
Queen bed - comfy, comfy, comfy - you'll be revived for your morning adventures
As your pulling up to The Dragonfly
Your view from the road leading to The Dragonfly
More majestic waterfalls that you'll find while hiking
What a great way to end the day...a relaxing soak in the 5-person hot tub
The view as you walk in to The Dragonfly!!
Loft w/ 8' pool table, card table, PS2 - perfect for kids..big kids too!
King sized log bed - SUPER cozy - You'll be sleeping like a baby!!
View of the living room from the loft - Gas fireplace w/ remote
Sitting in the rocking chairs 1st thing in the morning w/ a cup-of-joe! NICE
Some falls that you'll find along your scenic driving/hiking tours
Spotted these as we were pulling out of the driveway!!! Breathtaking!
A perfect place to just getaway!!!
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Hollywood royalty, Martin Sheen, opened up to Irish media legend Gay Byrne on the Irish TV show "Meaning of Life." Sheen, whose mother was born and raised in Borrisokane, Co. Tipperary, spoke about how his own wife was conceived in rape and his firm views on abortion.
During the interview Sheen opened up on how he practices the Rosary, his belief in trans-substantiation and the communion of saints. The actor, who recently re-ignited his popularity with his role as President Bartlet in "The West Wing," spoke on his Catholic devotion and how his pro-life views stopped him from backing President Obama in the 2008 elections.
When Byrne questioned him on his anti-abortion stance Sheen explained "We had pregnancies with our grandsons, three specifically. And we welcomed these children and encouraged the mothers to have the children and gave them support. The lads were not happy at the time but they came to love these children. We have three grown grandchildren, two of them are married, they're some of the greatest source of joy in our lives."
The veteran actor also said that his own wife Janet had struggled when she became pregnant with their fourth child. However, she chose life after speaking with a therapist.
Byrne who had interviewed Sheen previously, including one on "The Late Late Show" in 1987, brought up the fact that his wife had been conceived in rape. Sheen declined to speak about the rape, but Byrne suggested that perhaps if abortion had been an option his wife would not exist.
Sheen explained that following Janet's birth her mother had contemplated "dumping her in the Ohio River." Janet was raised by her aunts for the first six years of her life until her mother and her new husband came to collect her.
At the time of the interview Sheen has just heard that "Two and a Half Men" star his son, Charlie's, sitcom had been cancelled. He said that he prays for his son every day.
When questioned about the outcome of Charlie's situation, Sheen said "I dread to think, I don't know."
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The victim is a 27-year-old man found shot in the face. He died at the scene. Police say the shooter had a white towel on his head.
Police say initial reports show the victim and two other people went to answer a Craigslist ad to look at a four-wheeler that was for sale.
He got out of his vehicle and walked around to look at the ATV. Shortly afterward witnesses heard two gunshots.
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Black Rock is a neighborhood in the southwestern section of the city of Bridgeport, Connecticut. It was part of the Town of Fairfield before the State of Connecticut granted the land to Bridgeport. It borders Fairfield and the Ash Creek tidal estuary on the west, the West Side/West End of Bridgeport on the north and east, and Black Rock Harbor and Long Island Sound on the south. Black Rock comprises census tracts 701 and 702 and part of census tract 703. It includes two historic districts. The Black Rock neighborhood has a mix of residential and commercial properties, with most of the retail stores being located along Fairfield Avenue, the main thoroughfare, which connects Black Rock to Fairfield and downtown Bridgeport. Fairfield Avenue is in a state of transition with older businesses being replaced by upscale restaurants, cafes, espresso bars, gourmet ice cream shops, and art galleries. The Black Rock Branch Library renovation and expansion were completed in 2009. The library has been expanded from its original 6,000 square feet to 11,000 square feet. Additionally, the entire facility has been modernized, with the installation of 12 public access computers, free Wi-Fi throughout the building and the construction of two large program rooms and a smaller conference room. The library is also fully accessible to persons with disabilities.² Wikipedia [ - ]


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Bargain hunters will be checking out this year's list of properties being sold by the county real property office. The county wound up with the property for non-payment of taxes.
There are 191 properties and 41 of them have structures.
One prize is likely to be 18 acres on Julian Road in East Brainerd. There is a minimum bid of $10,000.
A lot with a structure at 1004 E. Main St. takes a $7,500 bid for starters. So does a house at 4802 14th Ave. in East Lake.
Another structure at 3190 Plaza Circle requires a $3,000 opener.
Property at 2511 and 2513 N. Chamberlain Ave. has a minimum bid of $5,500 and one down the street at 1598 N. Chamberlain is $3,000.
A lot at 3507 5th Ave. near Rossville Boulevard with a structure included is $2,000 minimum.
A lot in the 4600 block of 14th Avenue in East Lake is just $75 for a minimum bid.
Sealed bids must be received by the county real property office no later than 4 p.m. on Feb. 18.
The bids will be opened at the County Commission Room on the fourth floor of the County Courthouse on Tuesday, Feb. 19, at 9 a.m.
The list of bid winners will be released on Feb. 25, then there will be a 10-day period in which bids may be raised. The bid-off will be March 19 at 9 a.m. At the bid-off, those who have bid on a particular piece of property can make oral bids to see who goes the highest.
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- Total number of rooms - 20
- Number of floors - 1
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free parking
- Picnic area
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About the neighborhood: Kingston
Located halfway between Toronto and Montreal, Kingston holds court on the northern shores of Lake Ontario near the Saint Lawrence River. The Limestone City is home to Queen's University, Fort Henry, and Bellevue House, the 1840s home of Sir John A. Macdonald. Springer Market Square serves as downtown Kingston's lively cultural hub, while performing arts patrons flock to the Grand Theatre.
Situated in Kingston, this motel is close to Rideau Canal, Kingston Mills, and Military Communications and Electronics Museum. Local attractions also include Canadian Forces Base Kingston and Kingston Family Funworld.
In addition to complimentary wireless Internet access, Kingston East Motel provides free parking, tour/ticket assistance, and barbecue grills.
Televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature kitchenettes, complimentary wireless Internet access, and refrigerators.
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The preferred airport for Kingston East Motel is Kingston, ON (YGK-Norman Rogers) - 14.4 km / 8.9 mi.
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Well first, thanks for recognizing my genius. I wish I could say the same for you, but frankly, I don't see it. Huckster, perhaps.
This deal forces our city to make changes to the power plant. It forces our hand. It forces environmental action whether we like it or not.
If we examine carefully a variety of options, we'll understand the environmental and financial consequences. I've seen many business people say "Duh, I never thought of that!" Well, I think ahead. I want to know the consequences before acting. I'm not saying we'll definitely be losing money on the environmental concerns, but making this decision blindly is among the worst business decisions we can make. It's just a bad deal. We need to recognize it and fix it.
Would you rather I call you Liar? (Might be more appropriate...)
"This deal forces our city to make changes to the power plant. It forces our hand. It forces environmental action whether we like it or not."
It does NOT!
The plan (called for by the City) is to leave the slabs in place and not deal with the pollution (if any) after the plant is removed.
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The Chilliwack Visual Artists Association hosts its first exhibit at the Great Blue Heron Reserve since 2007. The exhibition runs until Oct. 16, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. The exhibit is called "At the Water's Edge" and will feature approximately 30 pieces of art work in a variety of media, styles and techniques. The theme is nature and includes representations of flora and fauna, such as plants, animals, insects and everything and anything pertaining to the reserve.
Being Earnest
The Chilliwack Players Guild presents The Importance of Being Earnest directed by Clint Hames, Oct. 17 to 26 with a matinee Oct. 20. Visit www.playersguild.ca for more information. For tickets call the centre box office at 604-391-SHOW (7469), visit in person or purchase online at www.chilliwackculturalcentre.ca.
Christmas card contest
The deadline is approaching for the City of Chilliwack's Christmas Card Contest. Submissions for the annual contest will be accepted until Oct. 18 at 4:30 p.m. The winner receives $250 and his or her artwork will be on the official 2013 City of Chilliwack Christmas Card. Entrants must be Chilliwack residents. Entries must express the holiday season in Chilliwack and the image must be no larger than six inches by eight inches. An application form must accompany each submission and is available at city hall reception or on the city's website.
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The Chilliwack Quilters' Guild hosts "Our Quilted Treasures," a show of members quilts, on Oct. 18, 5 to 8:30 p.m. and Oct. 19, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Chilliwack Alliance Church on Young Road. There will be a tea room, quilt raffle, prize baskets, presentation of charity quilts and a merchants' mall. Admission $5.
October at Branch 4
Branch 4 of the Royal Canadian Legion has special events scheduled this month: Oct. 13, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. branch brunch, children welcome; Oct. 25, start of poppy campaign; Oct. 25, ladies auxiliary cake walk; Oct. 25, come celebrate Oktoberfest dinner and music with Desmond; Oct. 26, 1 p.m. ladies auxiliary bake sale.
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The Chilliwack Community Arts Council presents the Chilliwack International Film Series with four more films in October and November: Oct. 16, Frances Ha, (U.S.); Oct. 23, Unfinished Song, (UK); Oct. 30, The Hunt (Denmark); and Nov. 6, Intouchables, (France). Films are Wednesdays at 7 p.m. at Cottonwood 4 Cinemas. Tickets are $6 per person at the door, or save money with a series pass: $30 for all six films. Tickets available at The Art Room, 20-5725 Vedder Rd., or The Bookman, 45939 Wellington Ave. For more info call 604-769-ARTS (2787).
Valdy in Harrison
Canadian pop and folk music icon Valdy performs at the Harrison Memorial Hall Saturday, Oct. 19 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $22 and can be purchased by phone at 604-796-3664, online at www.harrisonfestival.com or in person at the Ranger Station Art Gallery in Harrison, or Agassiz Shoppers Drug Mart.
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The Rotary Clubs of Chilliwack and the City of Chilliwack are bringing back the Christmas Parade on Dec. 7, and they are looking for preparade entertainment. Buskers, singers, dancers, jugglers, magicians and musicians are sought. Auditions will be held at Vineyard Community Centre, 45892 WellingtonAve., Oct. 18 starting at 7 p.m. and running until everyone performs. The audience will decide who stays. Performers must be local. Applications can be picked up at the Sutton Downtown Business Centre, 9240 Young Rd., by email email@example.com or visit www.chilliwackchristmasparade.com.
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Tickets are on sale now for the 10th annual Friends of the Library Quiz Night, Oct. 25 from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Chilliwack Library. Come for a fun evening of laughter, groans and a chance to win the famous Smarty Pants Award. Win door prizes or buy tickets for the gift basket raffle. Bring your group of eight or come alone and join others to form a team. Tickets for this popular event are $13 per person, include a snack and are available now at the customer service desk at the Chilliwack Library.
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Sto:lo Nation hosts a comedy fundraiser night Oct. 26 at 8 p.m. featuring comedian Claude Stewart at the Squiala Community Centre. Proceeds go to the Sto:lo Christmas Hamper Fund. Tickets are $25 each and include appetizers and a door prize ticket. For tickets call Francine Douglas at 604-824-3211, 604-798-8143, or email email@example.com.
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Photographer Pat Tessier and artist Debbie Weismiller present Earthscapes, a show at the Chilliwack Art Gallery at the Chilliwack Cultural Centre, to Oct. 26. Teseier's work is a photographic expose of floral studies and natural abstracts. Weismiller's is an abstract fusion of Earth and space.
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Ballet Victoria returns to Chilliwack with a unique dance thriller, perfectly timed for Halloween: Frankenstein. Still in the spirit of this eerie time of year, the Chilliwack Arts & Cultural Centre Society presents a production from Ballet Victoria on Nov. 1 at 7:30 p.m. For tickets call the centre box office at 604-391-SHOW (7469), visit or purchase online at www.chilliwackculturalcentre.ca.
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All these numbers prove is that the many people who watch FOX do it for the humor. I like comedies,too.
I find myself watching it now and again, it keeps me laughing, but reality calls after a short time and I like most, need to hear ACTUAL NEWS.Smokey, I've figured out why you use that moniker. Your either always High, in a cloud bank, or you, like those on Fox like to use Smoke and mirrors to destort facts.
Can you clarify? Be Fair and Balanced now, don't want you out of your comfort zone.
Wrong...it proves that Americans are taking back this country a piece at a time at a rate of at around 4:1. So, I think about this time next year the entre will be Lame Duck.
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U.K. Politician Loses Wind Farm Job on Siemens Family Conflict
A U.K. junior government minister has lost his remit for wind-farm planning because his brother holds a senior position at Siemens AG (SIE), the world's third-biggest maker of wind turbines.
The Department for Communities and Local Government in April took away the responsibility from Nick Boles, who has been the minister for planning and development since September, the ministry said in an e-mailed statement. His brother Jonathan is the financial head for Munich-based Siemens's wind power operations in Europe, according to the latter's LinkedIn profile.
"This was in the light of his brother's employment with Siemens and his planned return to the U.K. from Germany," the DCLG said in the statement, adding it wanted "to avoid the perception of any potential conflict of interest."
The U.K., which is the world's largest offshore-wind market, said yesterday it will commit 66 million pounds ($100 million) to expand the offshore-wind supply chain and finance research to cut costs. The industry growth could add 7 billion pounds a year to the economy by 2020.
Siemens, which manufactured 83 percent of the offshore wind turbines installed in Europe in the first half, trailed only General Electric Co. (GE) and Vestas Wind Systems AS (VWS) in terms of installed megawatts globally in 2012, according to data compiled by Bloomberg New Energy Finance.
Siemens replaced Felix Ferlemann, the head of its wind unit, with Marcus Tacke in July after faulty blades prompted the stopping or slowing of rotation speeds at 707 wind turbines, largely in North America. The unit's profit declined about 68 percent to 21 million euros ($28 million) in the third quarter, or 1.2 percent of the company's total, burdened by a 91 million-euro charge for the turbine repairs.
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An overnight attack on a house in the Suffolk estate of west Belfast has been condemned as 'sectarian' by DUP councillor Brian Kingston.
Damage was caused to the living room window of the house at the top of Kells Avenue in the Protestant enclave around 3am on Sunday.
The householder, who does not want to be named, said: "This is the latest attack on our home over an 18-month period. We had petrol bombs thrown at our house not long ago too.
"My partner and I have a four-year-old and a three-month-old and we have asked the Housing Executive to get out, so we hope to be leaving soon."
Councillor Kingston said the living room window of their home was "smashed by a broken piece of paving slab".
"It is believed this was thrown from the car park of the Lidl store on Stewartstown Road," he said.
"Thankfully there were no injuries but this will have been a very frightening and traumatic experience for this young family.
"It is outrageous and vile that people should be subjected to such sectarian attacks in their own home in the middle of the night."
A PSNI spokesman said: "Police in west Belfast received a report of damage to a window at a house in the Kells Avenue area of Suffolk on Sunday 18th August.
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I have also a cowl-necked but in this version i like it more :-) I only have turned into like a shawl-collar..
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This is very elegant… I'd love to see it on!
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Thank you and I'll do a photoshoot with all my creations any time soon. I'll keep you posted!
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Tajh Boyd threw for five touchdowns and 288 yards in the final home game of his career as No. 7 Clemson beat The Citadel 52-6 on Saturday.
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Danish Period Dramas Are Box Office Gold
The Nazi-era drama "This Life" and Mads Mikkelsen-starrer "A Royal Affair" beat Hollywood tentpoles at local box office.
BERLIN - Danish period drama is ruling over Hollywood imports at the local box office with Anne-Grethe Bjarup Riis's Nazi-era drama This Life and Nikolaj Arcel's award-winning A Royal Affair the two most successful films of the year in the territory.
This Life, the true story of a group of Danish innkeepers who took up arms against the Germans during the Nazi occupation, has become one of the top grossing Danish films of all time, earning more than $10 million in local release. To compare, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2, the top-grossing film in Denmark last year, earned $11 million. This Life's Danish take is nearly double that of Marvel's The Avengers.
Unless knocked off its perch by upcoming blockbusters Dark Knight Rises or The Amazing Spider-Man, This Life will end 2012 as the highest-grossing film of the year in Denmark. This Life will screen at the Karlovy Vary International Festival, which kicks off June 29.
Arcel's A Royal Affair, which stars Mads Mikkelsen as an 18th century royal physician who has an illicit affair with the Danish queen, has earned $6.5 million so far in local release. The film won Arcel and co-writer Bodil Steensen-Leth the best screenplay honor at this year's Berlin International Film Festival while Royal Affair co-star Mikkel Boe Folsgaard took the best actor nod. Metrodome is set to bow the film in the U.K. June 15.
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