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Residence Eden Camelia 7 - Lake Views and Contemporary Luxury for All the Family
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- Minimum stay:3 nights
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- Wheel chair accessible:No
Argegno apartment description
Nestled in an exclusive residence on the breathtaking mountainside overlooking the ancient medieval town of Argegno which is situated along the desirable western shore of Lake Como, this beautiful property is just waiting for you!
Ideally suited for a family due to the generous and flexible sleeping accommodation the stunning duplex property would also be ideal for groups of friends holidaying together. A modern and spacious open plan living room features a comfortable seating area, flat screen TV and a stylish contemporary kitchen with all the desired cooking appliances, providing a relaxed and informal atmosphere ideal for an enjoyable self-catering holiday with guests.
From the living room, glass doors slide out onto a sunny private balcony terrace which offers 'al fresco' dining and an incredible backdrop over the lake and mountains which will no doubt inspire and captivate, leaving a lasting impression for you and your guests!
Property Type
- Apartment
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Self-Catering
- Children Welcome
- Suitable For Elderly Or Infirm
Bedrooms: 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8
- Bedroom 1: 1 Double Bed
- Bedroom 2: 1 Double Bed
- Bedroom 3: 2 Single Bed
- Bedroom 4: 1 Sofa bed/Futon
- The sleeping accommodation is situated over the two floors with a very stylish and spacious double master bedroom and a luxury newly fitted bathroom to the first floor of the property. The first floor of the property also features a spacious master bedroom with double bed ideal for couples and a sofa bed to the living room can also be utilised by guests if necessary. A spiral staircase from the living room leads guests up to an open plan second bedroom area with double bed which is positioned on the galleried landing. To reach a 3rd closed bedroom with twin single beds, it is necessary to walk through the open 2nd bedroom area. A second modern bathroom with shower is also situated on this floor for guest's convenience. This upstairs area benefits from the lovely chalet style, high sloping warm honey coloured beamed ceilings which still benefit from a lot of natural light through Velux windows....moreless
Bathrooms: 2 Bathrooms
- Bathroom 1: Toilet, Shower Enclosure, Bidet
- Bathroom 2: Toilet, Shower Enclosure, Bidet
- There is a luxury newly fitted bathroom to the first floor of the property. A spiral staircase from the living room leads guests up to an open plan second bedroom area with double bed which is positioned on the galleried landing. To reach a 3rd closed bedroom with twin single beds, it is necessary to walk through the open 2nd bedroom area. A second modern bathroom with shower is also situated on this floor for guest's convenience....moreless
Other Amenities
- The exclusive sunny lake view Residence Eden grounds also offers a wonderful swimming pool ideal for recreation and poolside relaxation with a good book! The property also conveniently features central heating, a telephone entry system and resident parking facility for guest's convenience....moreless
- Television
- Tourist Attractions
- Museums
- Churches
- Restaurants
- Recommended
Leisure Activities
- Walking
- Sight Seeing
- Scenic Drives
local services and businesses
- Groceries
- ATM/Bank
Location Type
- Village
sports and adventure activities
- Hiking
- Water Skiing
- Ski
- Swimming
- Sailing
- Freshwater Fishing
- Wind-Surfing
- Fishing
- Cycling
- Tennis
- Golf
Arrival Day
- Flexible
catering options
- Self-Catering
- Dining Area
forms of payment
- Accepts Credit Card
- Linens Provided
- Toilet Paper
- Towels Provided
- Washing Machine
- Heating
- Sofa Bed
- Parking
- Microwave
- Dishwasher
- Cooking Utensils
- Refrigerator
- Coffee Maker
- Toaster
- Terrace
Pool / Spa
- Communal Pool
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We really had a great stay in this apartment
Guest comment entered by managerWe really had a great stay in this apartment
- Guest Craig M. Ireland
- Date of stay 07/23/12
- Review Submitted 10/23/13
Thank you to the folks at Happy Holiday Homes! You were so brilliant at arranging our activities and making our restaurant reservations! We really had a great stay in this apartment, the hill setting was peaceful and so sunny, with lake views that were simply knock out! Lake Como gave us a full and varied holiday..we ate out, relaxed by the pool, enjoyed water sports, golf, hiking and shopping in Como + sightseeing on the central lake..just perfect!Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
What a beautiful holiday home!
Guest comment entered by managerWhat a beautiful holiday home!
- Guest Matilda H. UK
- Date of stay 06/15/12
- Review Submitted 10/23/13
We fell in love with Camelia 7.. what a beautiful holiday home! The views and outdoor pool were just marvellous and the accommodation was second to none - just perfect!Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
Our vacation was the best!
Guest comment entered by managerOur vacation was the best!
- Guest Danny M. USA
- Date of stay 06/29/12
- Review Submitted 10/23/13
'Wow' is all I can say! Our vacation was the best! Staying in this luxury holiday home was so much more rewarding than in a hotel room, so thanks HHH! We're not telling anybody how gorgeous Lake Como is..its our secret!!Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
We've all had such a wonderful holiday
Guest comment entered by managerWe've all had such a wonderful holiday
- Guest Robert F. UK
- Date of stay 07/07/12
- Review Submitted 10/23/13
We've all had such a wonderful holiday here in Camelia 7, thank you so much! The lake views towards the Comacina Island were just breathaking and the complex had a fab outdoor swimming pool too. We were really chuffed with the holiday apartment, it was so spacious and stylish inside. The hillside location was just a short drive from the central lake attractions and the town of Argegno was a lovely base to stay during our time on the lake. The restaurant there called La Piazzetta was especially good. Grazie!!Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
Currency ConversionDates | Nightly | Wknd Night | Weekend | Weekly | Monthly * | Event |
Low Season Dec 1 - Dec 20, 2013 3 night min stay |
€950 | |||||
Festive Season Dec 21 - Jan 3, 2014 3 night min stay |
€1150 | |||||
Low Season Jan 4 - Apr 25, 2014 3 night min stay |
€950 | |||||
Mid Season Apr 26 - Jun 27, 2014 3 night min stay |
€1150 | |||||
High Season Jun 28 - Aug 29, 2014 3 night min stay |
€1550 | |||||
Mid Season Aug 30 - Oct 17, 2014 3 night min stay |
€1150 | |||||
Low Season Oct 18 - Dec 19, 2014 3 night min stay |
€950 | |||||
Festive Season Dec 20 - Jan 2, 2015 3 night min stay |
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- Nearest Airport: Milan - Malpensa Airport at 75 Kilometres
- Nearest Ferry: Cadenabia at 11 Kilometres
- Nearest Train: Como: San Giovanni Train Station at 45 Kilometres
- Nearest Motorway: Autostrada E35 at 20 Kilometres
- Nearest Beach: Argegno - Lido di Argegno also Beach City at 0.5 Kilometres
- Nearest Barpub: Argegno at 0.5 Kilometres
- Nearest Ski: Splugen, Am Bach (Avers), Clusone (All Approx) at 115 Kilometres
- Nearest Golf: Menaggio e Cadenabbia Golf Club at 17.5 Kilometres
- Nearest Restaurant: Argegno at 0.5 Kilometres
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Enjoy the trip!
Basement Mix
01 Rick Wilhite "Playcism (Mike Huckaby Reconstruction)
02 Kyle Hall "Ghosten"
03 Angelo Mele "Q Disk"
04 Seven Davis Jr. "All Kinds"
05 Actress "Lost"
06 Unknown Artist "Whispering" (Jazzmattik Rawdrum Edit)
07 Kornel Halasz "Pesto Resto"
08 Silvia Zaragoza & Erin Leah "Just A Girl" (Spen's Just A Dub)
09 Elements Of Life "Live Your Life" ft Josh Milan & Louie Vega
10 Cosmin TRG "Fizic"
11 Paolo Rocco "Move Body, Move Forward" (Yoruba Soul Dub)
12 Axel Bowman "Kings & Emporers"
13 Herbert "Intro The Yeah"
14 Redshape "Laser"
15 Elements Of Life "Hot Music"
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Always so good!
An hour mix of house, deep house and techno.
Tracklist provided soon.
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Dark Sky & Breach The Click
Such a deep track again!
A nice techno mix by the twins of Abajour from The Berlinons Paris Collective.
Another amazing mix by mr Osulunde, pure house music…
The System
01 LB Dub Corp "Turner's House"
02 Wipe The Needle "Pulse"
03 Toto Chiavetta "Blue"
04 Anerah Yasole "Vigor Souls Of Mombassa"
05 Osunlade "Dionne"
06 Griffith Malo "Meet Me In Heaven" (Tribute To My Father)
07 Deetron "Love Song" ft Seth Troxleer
08 AD Bourke "Equinox"
09 Lay –Far "Summer Is On"
10 Sandman & Riverside "Into Your Story" ft Jeremy Ellis
11 Kisk "Without You"
12 Leaves & Iron Curtis presents SMPL "Hello Ada"
13 Lemon & Herb "heaven" ft Kholi
14 London FM "Naki's Empire"
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Old School house flavor right here.
Too far gone, and no way back!

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Before the Department of Commerce National Telecommunications and Information Administration Washington, D.C. 20230 In the Matter of ) ) Assessment of the Transition of the ) Docket No. 090420688–9689–01 Technical Coordination and ) Management of the Internet's Domain ) Name and Addressing System ) Notice of Inquiry COMMENTS OF YAANA TECHNOLOGIES, LLC Anthony M. Rutkowski Raj Puri SVP, Regulatory Affairs and Standards CEO Yaana Technologies, LLC Yaana Technologies, LLC 44441 Blueridge Meadows Dr 500 Yosemite Drive, Suite 120 Ashburn VA 20147-2895 Milpitas, CA 95035 tel: +1 703.999.8270 tel: +1 408.854.8030 mailto:email@example.com mailto:email@example.com Filed: 8 June 2009 1. Yaana Technologies (Yaana) is a Silicon Valley based company focused globally on providing unique and high-value Managed Services to enterprises and communications service providers that include cybersecurity and forensic compliance capabilities for broadband service providers. 2. In its 24 April Notice of Inquiry, the Department seeks comment on a number of issues related to the Department's Memorandum of Understanding with the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN). In this context, Yaana in submitting these comments seeks a more diversified, open, and innovating environment in which Yaana can enter the Identity Management and cybersecurity markets presently controlled by ICANN under the MoU. I. The Notice does not sufficiently treat the array of critical Name and Address services and issues of which the Domain Name System is only one. 3. The recent release by the President's Cyberspace Policy Review was a watershed event that is a game-changer in the context of this proceeding. This significance is captured at the outset of the report: Cyberspace touches practically everything and everyone. It provides a platform for innovation and prosperity and the means to improve general welfare around the globe. But with the broad reach of a loose and lightly regulated digital infrastructure, great risks threaten nations, private enterprises, and individual rights. The government has a responsibility to address these strategic vulnerabilities to ensure that the United States and its citizens, together with the larger community of nations, can realize the full potential of the information technology revolution.1 Going forward, proceedings such as this one need to be examined in a new light that embraces cybersecurity and related identity management capabilities essential for dealing with the grave, rapidly growing vulnerabilities of and attacks on the national broadband network infrastructure. The MoU at issue here was crafted more than ten years ago in a 1 Executive Office of the President, Cyberspace Policy Review: Assuring a Trusted and Resilient Information and Communications Infrastructure, (29 May 2009) at i. 2 very different world where IP networks and services being treated here were not part of the nation's critical infrastructure, nor were they subject to the major vulnerabilities and attacks discovered and manifested exponentially over the past decade. As the Cyberspace Policy Review makes clear, we are no longer in an environment where cybersecurity and infrastructure protection can be simply left to the private sector. 4. The Dept of Commerce MoU involves at its essence a contract to provide Identity Management services specified by a set protocols developed by the U.S. government at a cost in excess of $5 billion for legacy R&D network collaboration. The awardee – which for the past ten years has been ICANN – has an exclusive right to provide these IANA services and to earn significant revenue by assessing various kinds of charges associated with their implementation and use. 5. Although DNS name resolution services tend to be the focus of the NOI, DNS services in fact are only one of scores of IANA IdM services under the MoU. Other services of significant interest include IP addresses, Enterprise Numbers, and other namespaces that have been instantiated on the DNS platform, including E.164 numbers. II. The four principles articulated by the White Paper (i.e., stability; competition; private, bottom–up coordination; and representation) are no longer sufficient. 6. The need for and character of these four principles has changed dramatically over the past decade. Cybersecurity trust and resilience are now far more significant than a "stability" principle – which was vaguely defined at best. The principle of competition, ironically, never applied to the awardee ICANN itself, but only to some designated dominant providers. The principle of private, bottom-up coordination patently no longer applies in the current environment focusing on these Identity Management services as essential for critical infrastructure protection, mitigating vulnerabilities, and ensuring cybersecurity. The principle of "representation" applied to a conceptualization of the MoU contract as a quasi-regulatory services rather than a secretariat services contract. The regulatory/governance conceptualization unfortunately led to significant 3 politicization of the contract that dramatically drove up costs in attempts to create and support a global regulatory body construct. III. Industry leadership and bottom–up policy making alone are no longer sufficient as the most appropriate model to increase competition and facilitate international participation in the coordination and management of the DNS 7. As noted above, the IANA Identity Management services provided under the MoU no longer fit into an "industry leadership and bottom-up policy making" model. What is being dealt with are an array of Identity Management services essential to the national infrastructure and related cybersecurity. Fundamental changes in the model, provisioning, and oversight are clearly appropriate. IV. A new model is necessary to provide for competition, and provide for national and global cybersecurity and resilience 8. The entire array of IANA Identity Management services and their trusted, real- time provisioning to enhance cybersecurity and resilience need to be considered. This involves a lot more than just DNS. Increasingly, all providers of broadband services and products are being identified by the DOD assigned OID numbers now being assigned worldwide by IANA at a rate of more than 200 per week. Almost of all of IANA's scores of assigned number databases still exist as flat text files as they did in the 1970s – rather than being structured to be provided by contemporary real-time query-response platforms. Little identity proofing is done for any of the identity management systems for which ICANN is responsible and trust levels are often minimal. Even the WHOIS directory system underpinning DNS still relies on an archaic 30 year old format and protocol devoid of any security. 9. The structuring of the MoU as a continuation of an exclusive government oversight of all IANA R&D network Identity Management services – including new ones continuously developed by new IETF standards - seems especially inappropriate today. 4 There is no reason why these services cannot be separated and provided by multiple parties such as Yaana who can be incented to innovate and provide substantially more trusted and resilient facilities to meet contemporary national and global cybersecurity needs. V. The current model has not, and inherently cannot, meet the needs sought in the original agreement or the ICANN asserted responsibilities. Further steps toward compliance under that model are not necessary. 10. In light of the President's Cybersecurity Policy Review, an interagency initiative should be undertaken to completely reexamine the premises of the original agreement and restructure it to meet contemporary cybersecurity Identity Management needs and objectives. Further steps toward compliance under the old agreement seem without purpose. VII. The risk to the stability and security of the IANA Identity Management Services including DNS has significantly increased. A transition of the technical coordination and management to ICANN would exacerbate that risk. 11. Given the enhanced importance of the IANA Identity Management Services, including DNS, to achieve trust and resilient infrastructure, and the ongoing implementation of the Cybersecurity Policy Review, any transition to ICANN seems completely inappropriate and would place the nation's cyber infrastructure at serious risk. VIII. Interim arrangements for continued security and stability of the IANA Identity Management Services including Internet DNS should be established during the Cybersecurity Policy Review followup 12. The only essential component of the existing MoU from the standpoint of security and stability are the continued provisioning of the Identity Management services including DNS. This can be effected through existing contractual relationships pending a new construct flowing from the Cybersecurity Policy Review. 5 XI. A DNS Project Report relating to ICANN's policies and procedures is unnecessary 13. It is not apparent that any project report would be useful or appropriate. 6
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I saw it on top of the deli counter at the Safeway on 7th street and Glendale just yesterday. If I remember correctly, it was something like $19/lb.
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With the help of a $750,000 investment from the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation, CEMI is setting up the Mining Observatory Data Control Centre (MODCC) in the SNOLAB surface building at Vale's Creighton Mine.
Damien Duff, vice-president of geoscience and geotechnical research and development at CEMI, explains that most mine equipment – everything from load haul dump machines to ventilation systems – already contains sophisticated sensors.
There's also sensors in the rock itself collecting data about seismicity.
MODCC will harness this information so that mines can be operated or designed differently to maximize safety and efficiency, he said.
"So if we get that data collected, integrated and then analyzed through some kind of sophisticated data analysis and then a sharing process, imagine the value we can derive from it," Duff said.
A press release from the province said MODCC's work will also accelerate mining discoveries and enable the mining of deeper deposits.
For now, CEMI will hire one person to operate the lab, although the project will receive support from SNOLAB's staff, who have expertise in processing large amounts of complex data.
Within the next few years, MODCC will likely employ about seven or eight people, he said.
SNOLAB director Nigel Smith said although his organization is dedicated to the study of particle physics, it's essentially an innovation centre.
"So it's a natural connection for us to look to other innovation groups like CEMI and say 'OK, is there anything we can do to support these guys, and is there anything they can do to support us?'"
Smith said the partnership is good for SNOLAB, too, as part of the NOHFC grant will go towards upgrading his organization's surface facility.
"This is a great opportunity for us," he said. "It's wonderful to see a new research team coming to SNOLAB to utilize our expertise and resources."
Sudbury MPP Rick Bartolucci, who made the funding announcement Oct. 11 on behalf of the province, said because both CEMI and SNOLAB have international reach, any discoveries made through this project will have worldwide ramifications.
It'll also be good for the economy, the former Minister of Northern Development and Mines said.
"It not only improves efficiency and safety, but the collaborative approach also creates opportunity through data interpretation that wasn't there," he said.
"When that data interpretation turns into concrete projects, that's where job creation comes in and that's where the economic fibre of any community — including Sudbury — grows."


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Colin Turkington will take to one of his favourite circuits this weekend Knockhillin Scotland for the latest trio of rounds in the Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship.
The annual visit to the Scottish circuit is popular with fans from Northern Ireland and even now more so that Turkington has returned to the series.
The 2009 BTCC champion has been nothing short of a revelation on his return to the series this season.
The Portadown driver has taken his brand new eBay Motors sponsored BMW to three race wins, and could have been even higher in the championship but for contact with Andrew Jordan and Gordon Shedden in two races at Snetterton, which pushed him down the order from race winning positions.
The rounds to be staged at the Scottish circuit are at a pivotal point in the BTCC season and a huge partisan crowd is expected at the tight and twisty circuit.
"I feel that I am in with a good chance, the nature of the circuit should suit the BMWs and my teammates Nick Foster and Rob Collard are all hoping for good results," said Turkington.
Matt Neal leads the way as it stands after an incredibly consistent start to the season while Neal's Honda Yuasa Racing team-mate Shedden is the driver who has made the biggest move in recent rounds.
Trailing down the order after a difficult season opener at Brands Hatch, the Scotsman has edged his way back into contention with three race wins and a total of 12 podiums, more than any other driver.


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Its no secret our nation may very well be experiencing the hand of judgment Our nation has seen judgment not once but twice on September 11.
But if Bachmann has identified the problem, fear not, because she also has the solution.
Thats why were going to have 9-1-1 Pray on that day. To protect America from further attacks, the former Republican front-runner for the U.S. presidency then proposed a comprehensive national security plan:
What is the answer? The answer is humbling ourselves before an almighty God, crying out to an almighty God, saying not of ourselves but you, would you save us oh God? We repent of our sins, we turn away from them, we seek you, we seek your ways.
I think Issa's Benghazi committee is going after the wrong guy. He should be hauling God in for interrogation.


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in response to TrueTennessee:
Before the " I'm a county worker and haven't had a pay raise in 3 years and things are increasingly expensive for sheriff workers," let's get a few things straight.
We've been in a recession for a little over 3 years. Too many people haven't had employment for that long. Even more are probably working jobs they don't like just so they can pay the bills and support a family.
As far as prices going up for sheriff employees, unless they shop at special grocery stores, they're no different from Joe Public.
Food, gas, and health care costs have all gone up. For everyone. Not just county employees.
But the message from a vocal group of county employees is:
"We don't care that you have to pay higher gas bills to get to YOUR job, higher utility bills for YOUR home, higher food prices to feed YOUR family, higher insurance costs to keep YOUR family well; WE, the public servants, want more of YOUR money because we deserve it, and more importantly, YOU OWE US.
That's the message being sent.
The message being sent is this: KCSO workers have gone to work and received less in pay for doing so. Period. They are tax payers. They have homes, families, higher insuarance costs to keep their families well, and yes, they want more money because, yes they do deserve it, because they continually put their lives on the line to protect the public. These public servants do not live in a world void of economic hardships, and many are struggling to get by as a result in lost wages due to increases costs for benefits. As a matter of fact, the public does owe these men and women a fair salary, which it is indisputable that this county does not offer. Sure, you people like to rant that you know many that are chomping at the teeth to take jobs here, but ask yourself this: do you really want someone else protecting you? The men and women that are currently with KCSO do a fantastic job with resources being pulled daily, and scrutiny from an unappreciative and arguably undeserving public. If taxes go up, guess what? KCSO employees taxes go up too. No one is saying that costs haven't gone up, however what cops are saying is they need to be caught up to current standards so that they can continue to scrape by. No one gets rich going into law enforcement, but asking these men and women to put their lives on the line, which is what law enforcement officers do, and then attacking their salaries and benefits in the name of politics is an outrage. Go ahead, keep telling them no. I hope in order to combat the officer shortages, gas prices, and all the other logistical nightmares that come with running an agency, Knox County deputies see a decrease in the amount of services they provide, such as responding to fender benders (you can exchange insurance information), frivilous calls for service (like my neighbor keeps blowing grass and leaves on my lawn), and I also hope that KCSO starts sending a bill to all the homeowners whose alarms go off more than once a month (it's 50 dollars up north after your first false alarm).... if county commission, and the citizens of Knox County feel that KCSO is second-rate when it comes to their benefits and salaries, and want to continue to attack them, then so be it.
Compensating your public servants is not a democratic/republican issue. These men and women work the same calls no matter who is in office.
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Hot on the heels of the BBC's multipart 1999 adaptation of Charles Dickens' semiautobiographical novel David Copperfield came this American-financed version, prepared for the TNT cable network as part of the Hallmark Hall of Fame. Child actor Max Dolbey and adult performer Hugh Dancy share the role of David Copperfield who, after enduring a tempestuous youth at the hands of his cruel stepfather Murdstone (Anthony Andrews), manages to survive into adulthood with the help and support of such sympathetic figures as Aunt Betsy Trotwood (Sally Field), the eternally-in-debt Mr. Micawber (Michael Richards), and loyal old Dan Peggoty (Nigel Davenport). Even so, David's later years are none too serene, thanks in great part to antagonists like the wheedling, "'umble" Uriah Heep (Frank MacCusker), and to his own star-crossed romantic misadventures. At the time of its first telecast on December 10, 2000, this two-part adaptation of David Copperfield was criticized for the "stunt" casting of former Seinfeld regular Michael Richards as Micawber, who is transformed into a Kramer-esque slapstick figure; however, one must remember that not everyone was enamored of W.C. Fields' now-classic interpretation of the same character in the 1935 film version. David Copperfield was lensed on location in Ireland. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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This four-hour fantasy miniseries, elaborating on the Arthurian legend and filmed in England and Wales, offers a portrait of the wizard Merlin (Sam Neill), following his life as a youth (Daniel Brocklebank) to his later conflicts with the evil Queen Mab (Miranda Richardson) and his love for Nimue (Isabella Rossellini), who is kidnapped by Lord Vortigern (Rutger Hauer). Amid battles and displays of magic and mysticism (courtesy of London's Framestore and the Jim Henson Creature Shop), Merlin strides the English countryside encountering Excalibur, the unbreakable sword, and a Camelot cast of colorful characters including the morphing manservant Frik (Martin Short), Morgan le Fey (Helena Bonham Carter), King Arthur (Paul Curran), Lancelot (Jeremy Sheffield), and Guinevere (Lena Heady). Premiered April 26, 1998 on NBC. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi
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John Schlesinger directed this razor-sharp retelling of the familiar Demon Barber legend, previously a Victorian penny-dreadful by Christopher Bond (The Story of Pearls), a stage play by George Dibdin-Pitt, a Tod Slaughter film (the 1936 Sweeney Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street), and the 1979 Stephen Sondheim stage musical (Sweeney Todd). Sondheim's musical has been televised in a production with George Hearn and Angela Lansbury heading the cast. This John Schlesinger drama, scripted by executive producer Peter Shaw, is set in turn-of-the-century London where bald barber Sweeney Todd (Ben Kingsley) runs a cutting-edge business with an affluent clientele. He also has several sidelines, including the sale of his murder victims' jewelry, plus a profitable agreement with Mrs. Lovett (Joanna Lumley), who uses an industrial-size meat grinder to prepare her tasty "meat pies" for her unsuspecting customers. American insurance investigator Ben Carlyle (Campbell Scott), tracking $50,000 worth of missing diamonds, encounters corruption throughout the city as he attempts to solve the case. Victorian London locales seen here were actually filmed in Dublin. Shown April 19, 1998 on Showtime. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi
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This British biopic attempts to chronicle the life of 17th-century tunesmith Henry Purcell. The filmmakers have had to do much speculating about Britain's first great composer, as little is known about his life back then. It is known that Purcell had been a chorister as a child and then became the court composer for three kings: Charles, James and William. Before his death at age 37, Purcell penned over 1,000 songs and sired a few children, most of whom died at birth. While little is actually known of Purcell, the film successfully recreates the tumultuous era in which he lived. Also running parallel to Purcell's story is a set in the 1960s when English society and values seemed to be rapidly eroding, just as they were in the composer's time. The story concerns a playwright's attempts to research the life of Purcell for his next play. In the last part of the film, several lavish musical numbers from Purcell's vast repertoire are presented. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Based on Alan Bennett's acclaimed play The Madness of George III, The Madness of King George takes a dark-humored look at the mental decline of King George III of England. The film's story begins nearly three decades into George's reign, in 1788, as the unstable king (Nigel Hawthorne, reprising his stage role) begins to show signs of increasing dementia, from violent fits of foul language to bouts of forgetfulness. This weakness seems like the perfect chance to overthrow the unpopular George, whom many blamed for the loss of the American colonies, in favor of the Prince of Wales (Rupert Everett), but the king's prime minister William Pitt (Julian Wadham) and his wife Queen Charlotte (Helen Mirren) are determined to protect the throne. Doctors are brought in, but the archaic treatments of the time prove of little value. In desperation, they turn to Dr. Willis (Ian Holm), a harsh, unconventional specialist whose unusual methods recall modern psychiatry. Willis struggles to break through to the mad king, treating him with an anger and haughtiness George has never before experienced. Stressing the absurdity of the entire situation, Bennett's witty screenplay emphasizes dry humor over tragedy, even utilizing references to King Lear for comic effect. Hawthorne's fiery yet vulnerable performance received much critical praise, including Best Actor at the British Academy Awards and a nomination for the same at the Oscars. ~ Judd Blaise, Rovi
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The acclaimed Tony Palmer helmed this 1984 biopic on 19th and early 20th century Italian composer Giacomo Puccini, here portrayed by Robert Stephens. Palmer opts to focus not on the whole gestalt of Puccini's life, but on a devastating scandal that transpired in 1909, when Giacomo's wife, Elvira Puccini, accused maid Doria Manfredi of bedding her husband. The unfounded allegations prompted a massive lawsuit from the maid's family, and nearly toppled Giacomo's illustrious career. Judith Howarth co-stars. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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THE acting head of the Lakes School spoke of 'seizing opportunities' in his speech at the annual awards evening.
Michael Gallop noted the number of empty seats during the presentation evening - a testament to the students who had already moved on to pastures new at university.
"The Lakes School is about improving life chances," he said, making reference to Joe Sowerby Thomas, who this year gained a place at Oxford University after being rejected last year.
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The Columbus Dispatch - December 14, 2012 08:06 PM
Today was a day many members of the Crew's front office had been anticipating for years. After following Wil Trapp's career since his high school days, the Crew announced today that it had signed him as the fourth homegrown player in club history.
"(I've) definitely (been looking forward to this) since high school," team president and general manager Mark McCullers said. "You watch this kid and see what he's done at the high school level and in those age levels knowing he's in our system and watching him continue to develop and hoping it continues on that trajectory. For a long, long time."
Andrew Arthurs, executive director for Crew Juniors, said he first saw Trapp play in Brad Friedel's academy before joining the Crew's academy in 2007.
"We'd seen him play before," he said. "His soccer I.Q. is the first thing that jumps out. He's such a smart player with vision. Technically he's very, very good, and those things were easy to see when he was 14 years old."
Vision proved to be a key word being used to describe Trapp throughout the Upper 90 Club inside Crew Stadium. Technical director Brian Bliss and head coach Robert Warzycha both used similar phrases to explain why they feel the team's newest signing could make a quick transition to the professional level.
"Wil's got a great mind for the game," Bliss said. "I think he can make up a lot of newness to the league because he reads and sees the game pretty well. We know he's got the technical tools. I think tactically he's sound. Obviously for him and any player coming into the league it's the pace of the game and the decision making, but Wil has been successful at every level. At every jump there's a learning curve and he adapts rather quickly. I would think it would be the same here in regards to adapting to the MLS pace."
Added Warzycha: "That's what he does. He's just an effective player. You don't see him much on the field but I think he covers for the other people and he's reading the game pretty well. That allows him to be in the right place at the right time."
Now comes the task of transitioning that to MLS. Trapp projects as a defensive midfielder of sorts, but Bliss referred to him as a hybrid.
"He's a little bit of, I wouldn't say he's and out-and-out No. 6, a destroyer, defensive midfielder type, (but) he's not a No. 10 either," he said. "He's kind of that hybrid 8 with more of a slant toward the defensive side because he covers that spot in front of the back four very well because of his ability to read the game. One of the advantages that Wil has over a lot of guys I would call destroyers in there is Wil can build the game. He's got very good feet. He's very possession-oriented and very ball-sure and he doesn't give too many balls away. That's a big asset for him in comparison to somebody just in there trying to win balls."
Asked where he feels most comfortable, Trapp said, "I definitely played more defensive mid at Akron this past year, but before that I was an attacking mid. I can be a box-to-box midfielder. As long as I'm on the field, I'll be happy."
The deal to join the Crew came together pretty quickly, with Trapp deciding to sign yesterday. Trapp said he had other options to examine but declined to discuss specifics.
"Definitely it was a tough decision with teams from Europe also looking," he said. "When you're a young kid you always want to go over to Europe and play, but for me right now it's the smartest and best decision for me to come to Columbus. I hope the fans are excited because I'm very excited."< /p>
As for why the timing was right to turn pro, Trapp said, "After last year and this year at Akron, I've developed immensely. I think with (Akron head coach Caleb Porter) leaving and how I played this year, it's just the right time for me to go and try myself at the next level. Being here in Columbus is one of those things I've always wanted to do. It was an easy decision."
Trapp said he did not talk with current members of the Crew's roster before signing but that he had been in contact with other possible homegrown signings. The Crew has extended contract offers to Justin Luthy, Matt Wiet Trapp's college teammate Chad Barson.
Trapp said he spoke with Barson after making his decision yesterday.
"He's very excited about his next-level opportunities and if he comes to the Crew then I'll be very happy to have a guy that I know very, very well," he said.
So what are the chances the two will reunite in Crew uniforms?
"I talked to him yesterday and he seemed very, very excited about it," Trapp said. "We're ready to pick up where we left off. Obviously we ended our season at Akron a little early. It stung a little bit but now we can still be teammates and get better every day."
McCullers said he is looking forward to seeing Trapp's transition.
"I think that it's a matter of him experiencing the game at this level, at this speed," he said. "He's obviously got soccer in his blood. He knows the game, but really until you get on the field with these other athletes and take measure of yourself, you don't really know what you need to do in your game to be successful. What we see in Wil is he's done that at every level. I absolutely expect that he's going to do that at this level too. He's going to figure out what he needs to do to be successful. He's got the tools.
"I can't say when, but he's going to help us."
In the end, it was an emotional if exciting day for Trapp.
"I've always wanted it, and now that it's here it's kind of surreal almost," he said. "It's hard to describe. Just exciting. It's the first step, and it's only the beginning. Hopefully I'll have a long career here."
Tonight, for the first time in his 733-game NHL career, Rick Nash will play against the Blue Jackets. It will happen in Madison Square Garden, where Nash had always dreamed of playing in front of a partisan crowd, he said.
It will provide some measure of closure for the Jackets' former captain. He'll get more when he finally plays in Nationwide Arena, perhaps when the Rangers visit in March. Both games will take their emotional toll. The Jackets, and the 674 games he played wearing their jersey, are in his soul, one that has lately been worn down by injury and .500-ish hockey.
"Lots of emotions," Nash said after practice today. "Seeing a lot of familiar faces around the rink this morning has been good. But at the end of the day we're in it for two points and it really doesn't matter who the opponent is."
Nash said it would have been "fun" to have been able to play in the first meeting this season, a 4-2 Rangers win on Nov. . He missed that game and 16 others because of a concussion, but pointed out that there will be plenty of opportunities to return because the Rangers and Jackets are now members of the Metropolitan Division.
But, prompted by a throng of media that surrounded his locker stall, Nash was open to reflection this morning.
The Crew has traded veteran center back Chad Marshall to the Seattle Sounders for allocation money and a third-round pick in the 2015 SuperDraft.
Marshall, 29, is the Crew's all-time leader in minutes played and games played and a two-time MLS Defender of the Year. In 253 career games, all with the Crew, Marshall has made 250 starts and scored 16 goals.
It was Wednesday morning, Day 39 of my recovery, and I absolutely, positively had to get out of the house. And soon.
I was totally stir crazy after eight days of weather-induced confinement, interrupted only by my morning march out to the front porch to slowly and carefully grab the Dispatch, praying it was close to the front door and that it wouldn't hurt too much when I bent over to pick it up. Bend with your legs, Steve, not your back.
This, by the way, is one of the few household chores I can still do. I actually miss doing household chores, or maybe it's the ability, coordination and strength to do them I actually miss.
My version of stir crazy includes plenty of problems sleeping. I'm tired and starting to get a bit cranky, and by a bit cranky, I mean off-the-charts, super-diva cranky. I'm antsy and anxious and spend a lot of time walking excruciatingly slow laps around the house, trying to exercise my legs and tire myself out so I can fall asleep. I'm sick of playing endless games of Words With Friends and watching reruns of Castle, Big Bang Theory and Modern Family.
But what? What could we do? Where could Susan and I go? I needed a place that was warm, but not too crowded or loud. I wanted to walk and burn off some energy. Something interesting to do while we were there would be a bonus.
A walk around the neighborhood was out of the question as it was 12 degrees and the sidewalks remain covered in a snowy, icy mess that just won't go away. My legs are still a bit weak and wobbly, and my brain and balance are better but not quite back to normal. The thought of walking in the ice and snow made me nervous. And a little scared. I kept picturing myself splayed out on an icy patch of sidewalk, moaning, unable to get up, and Susan trying to lift me back up to my feet. She slips on the stupid ice and now we're were both on the ground, moaning, trying to get up.
"We could go to the mall?" Susan suggested.
"Too much noise and loud, Christmas music and too many people racing around with packages that could knock me over," I said.
"How about a movie," Susan suggested.
"Too loud and I'll be trapped in my seat for two-plus hours. What if I can't get comfortable? It could be torture."
That's right: I'm not exactly a pleasure to be around these days. Poor Susan. Fortunately, she has the patience of a saint.
"And I don't want too many people seeing my head," I said of my scalp, which is shaved in a buzz cut and still covered in scabs and other disgusting stuff.
Susan suggested the library and the supermarket, ideas I shot down for various reasons that had to do with noise, crowds and my fear of Stephen King novels.
"How about the art museum," I suggested. "We haven't been there in a long time."
"Perfect," Susan said and minutes later she pulled the car up, to within three feet of the front porch. Holding the railing in a death grip, I inched my way to the car, slowly got in, buckled up, grimaced, and off we went.
"I hope they have comfortable seats at he museum, I'm going to need to rest a few times," I said.
Fifteen minutes later we were in the parking lot behind the Columbus Museum of Art. Due to the giant addition they're building, you have to walk a bit to get to the entrance. They did a good job of shoveling, but there are – or at least look like there are – a few icy patches.
"Oh crap," I said nervously.
Doing my best impression of a really old and infirm person, I walked slowly and cautiously to the entrance without coming close to slipping. This walk is my greatest athletic achievement since my bike and I were struck from behind by a car on Nov. 3.
"OK, we're here, I'm exhausted, let's go home," I joked as we walked inside the museum.
Susan laughed. I think.
None of my doctors or therapists mentioned the Columbus Museum of Art, but I recommend it as a great place for battered and bruised people recovering from traumatic body and brain injuries to come and spend an hour or two once you're somewhat back on your feet. We went on a weekday, which meant it wasn't crowded and the museum isn't so big that it's overwhelming and exhausting for someone with limited energy.
There's an exhibit of works by Columbus native George Bellows that's excellent. It fills three galleries, and there are very comfortable and well-cushioned chairs in the first gallery that have outstanding lumbar support (I have compression fractures of three vertebrae) … and provide great views of his famous boxing paintings. I rested here four times.
There's also an interesting Lego exhibit. One of the artists made a bicycle out of green Legos. It was really cool, but also made me a little nervous to think about riding again once spring arrives and the ice and snow finally melt. The way the winter and weather are going, this will be August 20.
"I'm glad you took me to the art museum, thanks," I told Susan as we drove home. "Let's maybe go out to lunch on Friday. I think I'm ready."
This will be my first meal at a restaurant since the crash and another big step forward in the recovery process.
"OK, where do you ant to go?" Susan asked.
"I don't know. Some place quiet, but all the good places will be packed and loud. Maybe we could go late, after the lunch rush is over. And I need a place with comfortable seats or my back will start hurting."
For a while, it looked like the Buckeyes were headed to the national championship game. And then, not so much. Tim May and Bill Rabinowitz talk about what happened to Ohio State against Michigan State and what to expect in the Orange Bowl.
One of the saddest realities of the Blue Jackets' struggles that last 13 seasons: they have developed no rivalries, found no mutual hatred with any other NHL franchise. The best hope may be with the New York Rangers.
The two clubs have made two blockbuster trades in the last 18 months. There are five former Rangers on the Blue Jackets, and five former Blue Jackets on the Rangers.
Rick Nash missed the first meeting this season -- Nov. 7 in Nationwide Arena -- because of a concussion, but he'll play Thursday when the Rangers host the Blue Jackets in Madison Square Garden at 7 p.m. Derick Brassard, Derek Dorsett, John Moore and Anton Stralman, who once played for the cannon, will be in the Rangers' lineup, too.
Marian Gaborik (knee sprain) will not play. But Artem Anisimov, Brandon Dubinsky and Fedor Tyutin will dress. For Anisimov and Dubinsky, it'll be the first game in MSG since they were part of the Nash trade two summers ago. Defenseman Tim Erixon, also part of that trade, will likely be a healthy scratch.
Nash downplayed the matchup when he met with reporters after practice today ...
Somewhere in the skies between Pittsburgh and Columbus late Monday -- maybe it was beautiful Steubenville, or perhaps Wheeling, W. Va. -- Blue Jackets right wing Cam Atkinson could tell his linemate, center Brandon Dubinsky, was ready to make amends.
Dubinsky is a high-wire act. He's an emotional guy, with his heart by his cufflinks. The same passion that allows him to outcompete most players in the NHL also gets him in trouble sometimes. Late in Monday's 2-1 loss to Pittsburgh, Dubinsky was tossed for yapping at NHL officials, keeping him in the dressing room while the Blue Jackets tried in vain to mount a comeback.
"We talked about it on the plane; he and I sit next to each other," Atkinson said. "He was upset about (Monday) night.
"As soon as he got to the rink today, he was pretty jacked up to play. You could tell by his emotion, the way he was talking before the game."
It must have been contagious.
Dubinsky and Atkinson each had the first four-point games of their careers, scoring ...


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