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Chapter Summaries
Chapter 1 Summary
According to Frank Mackey, the narrator and protagonist of Tana French's novel Faithful Place, "only a few moments matter" in one's whole life. For Frank, that moment occurs when he is a nineteen-year-old kid looking for a way out of his depressing, turbulent home in an Irish working-class neighborhood. He and his girlfriend, Rosie Daly, determine that their escape is to meet in the middle of the night at an abandoned house in their neighborhood and to take a ferry to England. But as Frank waits outside the building late one night for over two hours, he begins to get nervous and wanders inside only to find a note from Rosie. Frank interprets the note as Rosie changing her mind, so he leaves the house angrily.
Years later, Frank has made something of himself by working for Dublin's undercover squad and almost completely separating himself from his family. One Friday in December, Frank begins a normal weekend by dropping by his ex-wife Olivia's house to pick up their daughter Holly for a weekend visit. The former couple is the opposite of one another. Frank is rough around the edges and outspoken; Olivia is demur, proper, and now completely intolerant of Frank's attempts to rile her. As Frank waits for Holly to gather her stuffed animals and other belongings, he teases Olivia about her date with a stuffy friend named Dermot.
After he has packed Holly into her car seat and headed toward his apartment near the quay, Frank promises the girl that he will take her to fly her kite, but when he arrives home, his voice mail is flashing with numerous messages, and Frank knows that the messages must be from family as no one else calls him at home. He tries to preoccupy Holly by handing her his laptop and asking her to go play for a while in her room. As Frank checks his messages, he discovers that they are all from his youngest sister Jackie—really the only family member he still speaks to—and she sounds frantic. Frank calls Jackie back, and she tells him that a developer, who had purchased some of the apartments in the old neighborhood, had found a suitcase behind a fireplace. When Jackie informs Frank that the suitcase must have belonged to Rosie Daly because it contains her birth certificate and other personal items, Frank denies that that could be right. Since his family has not called the police yet, Frank decides to hurry over to take a look at the suitcase before someone else handles it. Olivia is extremely...
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Chapter 2 Summary
Chapter 2 begins with a description of Frank's childhood neighborhood, Faithful Place. The small community consists of several row houses filled with working-class families. Frank has not returned to the old neighborhood for quite a while and maintains contact only with his younger sister Jackie.
As he nears Faithful Place, he parks a couple of blocks away and walks to his parents' house. When he enters the cramped flat, his mother greets him by criticizing his appearance, and Frank acknowledges his father and siblings who have all gathered at the family home.
Frank doesn't make small talk but instead asks first where Rosie's suitcase is. His older brother Shay directs him to it, and Frank notices all the hand prints on it. His mother admits that she tried to open the case and tells Frank that Shay used a screwdriver to pry it open.
Seeing the same screwdriver nearby, Frank grabs it and gently lifts open the lid. He is struck by the scarcity of what Rosie packed considering that she was leaving her old life behind. In addition to a couple of changes of clothing, Rosie had packed her birth certificate. With it, Frank finds their two ferry tickets to England, which had held so much promise years ago.
As Frank emotionally drifts into a world in which Rosie is still alive, his sister Carmel brings him back to reality by asking if they should call the police. Frank tells his family that he needs to decide what to do with the evidence because he wants the case to have priority; so for now, no one contacts the police.
Later in the evening, Frank sits outside on his parents' porch with his sisters and brothers. While his sisters discuss their children, no one asks him about his little girl, Holly. Frank makes a note of this but doesn't find it unusual because he has done his best to keep his daughter away from his dysfunctional family.
As the siblings talk, they theorize about Rosie's disappearance. The conversation then turns to their father, and Frank asks if "Da" has stopped drinking and is treating their mother well. Frank's questioning causes Shay to become enraged, and he displays his bitterness toward Frank for being absent for so long.
Years ago, Shay had rented the flat above his parents and borne most of the burden of taking care of his dad. Shortly after Shay's outburst, Jackie and Carmel decide to go home to their families, and Shay retires to his...
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Chapter 3 Summary
Frank doesn't sleep at all during his stay at his parents' house. Instead, he stares at Rosie's tiny suitcase and considers the two possible theories of why it was found in Faithful Place after all those years.
Frank had accepted Theory One many years ago: Rosie had decided to run away without him and had written the note to him. He had made peace with that note years earlier and didn't particularly want to change the theory. However, as a detective, he acknowledges that the theory doesn't work because of the discovery of the never-used ferry tickets.
Theory Two is the one that Shay and Carmel bluntly put forth: something sinister happened to Rosie on the night she was supposed to run off with Frank.
As Frank considers the two theories, his memory returns to Faithful Place twenty-two years earlier. He sees Rosie leaning on the porch railings of her parents' home with her two friends, Imelda and Mandy. The evening was just a couple of nights before he and Rosie had planned to run off, and as Rosie's friends joke with Frank, Mr. Daly makes an appearance outside. Frank greets him, but Mr. Daly ignores Frank.
Frank takes pleasure in picturing how Rosie's father will react when he wakes up the following Monday and finds Rosie gone. As Frank remembers the evening, his mind refocuses on Rosie's note. He realizes that nothing in the note designated him as the addressee. For all those years, he had assumed that it was meant for him, but now he admits to himself that it could just as easily been for the Dalys to find.
Once again in detective mode, Frank makes plans to visit the Dalys so that he can ask their permission to take the suitcase. His next step will be to find Imelda and Mandy to see if they remember anything about Rosie's demeanor shortly before she disappeared.
Later that morning, as Frank's mom puts an unappetizing breakfast on the table for her "boys," Frank tries to ask casually about the old inhabitants of the neighborhood. His ultimate goal is to find out where Imelda and Mandy are now. He does discover that Mandy still lives in her parents' old building and then announces that he and Kevin are going over to the Dalys with the suitcase. Mrs. Mackey isn't happy and forbids her sons to go before finishing their breakfast, but both of them quickly get ready and head toward Rosie's parents' house.
On the way to the Dalys', Frank ponders the tense...
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Chapter 4 Summary
After Frank and his brother Kevin leave the Daly home, Frank sends Kevin back to their parents' house to bear the brunt of their mother's wrath. Kevin, once again the loyal younger brother, reluctantly agrees to return home.
Frank does not divulge to Kevin that his real motive for sidelining him is to keep their mother busy so that she does not have time to tell anyone in the neighborhood about Rosie's suitcase. His plan is to store the suitcase safely in his trunk before heading over to Rosie's friend Mandy's house to question her about Rosie's demeanor before her disappearance.
When Mandy opens her door to Frank, she seems to be the only one in all of Faithful Place who is unequivocally happy to see him. She warmly invites him in, and Frank takes in her very lived-in home. With two young girls, Mandy has her hands full, but she has managed to maintain a cheerful outlook on her modest life in the old neighborhood.
At first, she and Frank make small talk and laugh about their youthful days. As a veteran investigator, Frank knows how to make Mandy feel comfortable talking to him even though he has been absent from her life for so long. Mandy tells him about her husband, a chef, and how she and he have essentially become younger versions of their parents.
After catching up on over two decades worth of history, Frank allows Mandy to direct the conversation to Rosie. She rather sheepishly asks him if he ever heard from Rosie. Frank casually responds that he never did, and Mandy admits that her one-time best friend never contacted her either.
She confesses to Frank that she had figured out that he and Rosie were planning on running off together, but not because Rosie had betrayed their secret. Rosie had been acting strangely shortly before she disappeared, and Mandy eventually discerned that she had made the decision to break away from Faithful Place and begin a new life. Rather than being jealous of her friend, Mandy was happy for Rosie and had no idea that she was going to "break it off" with Frank and abandon him.
At this point in the conversation, Mandy is not privy to the discovery of the suitcase or Frank's real intentions in visiting her, so she continues to ramble on about Rosie's strict father. Frank interrupts and asks her if she thought Mr. Daly ever abused his daughters, and Mandy responds that she does not think so. She believes that Rosie would have...
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Chapter 5 Summary
After leaving Mandy's home, Frank returns to his parents' flat to find his brother Kevin outside on the porch. Kevin has managed to keep their mother from telling everyone in the neighborhood about Rosie's suitcase; so Frank begins to run some of his theories by Kevin. He asks his brother how Rosie could get out of her house at night if her father had locked the front door and kept the key. Kevin speculates that it would have been possible for her to go out the back and climb over several garden walls to get out onto the street. As the brothers discuss Rosie's possible escape routes, Frank's mind returns to the night of Rosie's disappearance. He recalls that as he waited for her outside of Number 16, he had heard a couple and, at the time, had assumed that it was a pair of teenagers participating in a midnight tryst. Now, Frank is not so sure; what if he had heard Rosie being attacked that night and had done nothing?
Frank decides to take Kevin to Number 16 where Rosie's suitcase had been discovered. He has shifted his theory to one in which Rosie never made it out of dilapidated Number 16. The building is, of course, in worse shape than ever before, and Kevin is not keen on entering it. Frank has to do some serious convincing to get his younger brother to even cross the threshold, but Kevin finally follows him because he has always emulated his brother. As they survey the worsened state and structural damage in the flat, Kevin comments that he's afraid the building might collapse on them. Frank reassures him that it is fine, and they continue toward the back of the house. The flat's strong odor reminds Kevin of the stench that emanated from the building several years earlier, and he asks Frank if he remembers it. Everyone in the neighborhood had assumed that it came from a bunch of rats who had been poisoned and left to die by a vagrant.
As Frank begins to make his way toward the basement, Kevin is once again hesitant. He reminds Frank of the time when their oldest brother, Shay, locked them in the basement. Frank remembers that incident and considers it just another event from his family's troubled past which he has tried to forget. When the brothers reach the bottom of the stairs, even Frank is surprised by the decayed condition of the basement. Someone, apparently in an attempt to shore up the foundation, had cemented concrete slabs to the basement floor. As Frank nudges one of the slabs with his shoe, he...
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Chapter 6 Summary
As the members of the morgue department from Frank's precinct arrive at the crime scene, so does the murder squad. Frank has mixed feelings when he sees who is heading up the investigation—Mick "Scorcher" Kennedy. Scorcher and Frank trained together, and although Scorcher is annoying, Frank believes it might be beneficial to have him on the case because of his competitive and dogged nature, which will cause him to give the case his full attention even if it is decades old.
Frank decides that it is in the case's best interest to be honest with Scorcher, so he approaches him and tells him about his connection to Rosie. He then entrusts Scorcher with the fingerprints he collected and Rosie's suitcase. Although slightly bothered by Frank's decision to withhold evidence, Scorcher accepts his help.
A bit later, Frank meets Scorcher at a local bar to discuss the case in more detail and to make his pitch for being included in case updates. However, Scorcher has other plans; he first takes advantage of Frank's presence to remind him of his personal solve rate in the Murder Department. Frank panders to him because he knows that he has to stay on Scorcher's good side.
When Scorcher finally stops talking about himself, he focuses on the case and begins to ask Frank about Rosie and the night she disappeared. He questions Frank about Rosie's relationships, asking him if she had a jealous ex or problems at home. Frank reiterates that although tension existed between Rosie and her father, she had no enemies.
Scorcher then moves on to the night Rosie disappeared and asks how much of Number 16 Frank checked before he left, thinking that Rosie had bailed on him. Frank recalls searching the main floor but didn't go to the basement.
As Scorcher gets ready to leave, he lectures Frank on following protocol, and although Frank tries to convince Scorcher to keep him involved in the case, Scorcher wants no part of it. He warns Frank again that he needs to play by the rules.
After Scorcher's departure, Frank remains at the bar, reflecting on the last time he saw Rosie. Several days before their planned escape to London, they had met at a bar where they knew they wouldn't be seen by anyone in the neighborhood. Frank had just purchased their ferry tickets, and while the young couple was excited, they were also apprehensive. They bickered for several minutes and then realized...
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Chapter 7 Summary
Frank's siblings allow him several hours to come to grips with the discovery of Rosie's remains earlier that day, but then they begin to trickle into the bar to check on him. Frank's oldest sister, Carmel, admits that their mother sent them.
Kevin lightens the mood by teasing Caramel about her drink choice, and as they are laughing, Shay walks in. The brothers and sisters think it will be fun to get Shay to order Caramel's girlie drink, but he has no problem with it. They observe the confidence with which he approaches the bar and realize that this is his "local." When Shay returns to the table, the conversation returns to more serious matters such as the siblings' dysfunctional family and Rosie's alleged murder.
Kevin, the youngest male in the family, longs for Frank to be back in his life and asks Frank if he will continue coming around more often. Shay is not so positive about Frank's return. As Frank answers questions about his motivation for becoming a police officer, Shay's disgruntled attitude intensifies.
Frank asks his siblings if they would be willing to die for Ireland or for someone or something and explains that his joining the police force was his way of establishing a purpose for his life. Shay, not wanting to allow his siblings to be enamored of Frank, begins to lecture Kevin on not having a plan for his future. He suggests that Kevin's job in construction will be short lived because of Ireland's looming depression.
Then for the first time, Shay explains his plan for escaping Faithful Place. He has been saving for years to buy the bike shop he works at from its elderly owner. He believes that when Ireland's economy really goes south, people will be dependent on bikes and his business will boom.
The tension behind Shay's words is obvious. Embittered because he has shouldered the weight of protecting their mother from their father, Shay directs his animosity almost entirely toward Frank. Although he will not come right out and say it, he views Frank as disloyal and cowardly for leaving behind Faithful Place.
Although Shay won't address the real source of his anger, he does begin to needle his brother by making comments about Rosie. He insinuates that he was intimate with Rosie, and Frank cannot remain silent. Frank attacks Shay, and his siblings immediately try to break up the fight. They know that it will not end well for Frank because Shay is among...
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Come to Knit Night in Durham! This knitting and crafting group was started in March of 2012 and has grown ever since. It was formed to bring knitters and crafters from the Triangle together to socialize, share ideas and work on projects in a group setting. Bring your own supplies and join us to share your project, get feedback and new ideas in a positive environment or just come to meet new people and chit chat. Hope to see you there!
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Meet local crafters in the Triangle and surrounding area (Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Cary, Apex, Garner, Wake Forest, etc.) We get together and work on different crafts for socializing, motivation, and to get ideas and learn from each other. At each event, everyone brings their own craft/project and supplies to work on. Crafts need to be portable. This means everyone at an event may be working on different crafts. Types of crafts you might see:painting (gaming miniatures, rocks, paper, etc. …
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Meet, mingle, stitch and bit...I mean, knit! Hi all you Raleigh knitters out there! I hope you're as excited as we are about this meetup group, which allows us all to knit or crochet in good company and to trade patterns, techniques, and stories. We began the group so that we would be encouraged to set aside time to relax and knit, but also to help build a sense of community in this town and to meet people that we might not otherwise meet in our daily circles of work and life. We generally meet …
We are a group of women who play with knitting, crochet, or whatever and talk. We also bring a lunch, as we meet on Thursdays from @11:00 til @ 2:00. You do not need to be a church member to join; nor do you need to know how to knit or crochet, but we will be glad to help if you want to learn.
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Howdy! Do you have some fun projects you would like to share with others? Do you like small friendly chat? Do you like sewing circles, painting, stamping, making jewelry, etc.? This group may be for you! We look forward to meeting you, so bring your tools of trade and a sense of humor!
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Whether knitting or crochet is your main love, yarn lovers can unite through our group. Our large meeting is the last Tuesday of each month in Cary, and there are various activities sprinkled throughout the rest of the month for those who need a fix!
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A platform for people to learn the basics of a variety of crafting techniques. Welcome to Jack's Crafts! My goal in starting this group is to fill a gap for crafters who can't or won't stick to just one craft. I hope we'll learn from each other while enriching our creative lives and making new friends. Jack's Crafts will be a place where participants can relax, learn new techniques or new uses for old techniques, and most importantly--have fun, all through monthly workshops run by members just …
Interested in meeting folks who enjoy making, appreciating, and talking about fiber art? YEAH! So am I! North Carolina is chock-full of talented artists and craftspeople working in fibers and textiles. I started this group to meet local fiber art aficionados who'd love to connect with their Triangle counterparts to explore the fiber arts. Let's visit museum and gallery exhibits, studio tours, fine craft venues, and art festivals. We can also join up with others to take a class in a new technique …
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This is more about knitting and crocheting than sewing. We'll meet on the first and third Thursday evenings at the Open Eye Cafe in Carrboro. But someone who's doing hand sewing is more than welcome (but I don't think the Cafe can accommodate sewing machines)! Check out our knitting resources page: http://sewing.meetup.com/158/pages/KNITTING_RESOURCES/ and I'm starting to post some photos... so bring a camera in your knitting bag and come along! That photo above is from the Stitch n' Pit …
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"good but expected more for some reason"
for a hotel that looks this large I think I just expected a little more. The room was very clean and hotel clean. Shower was good but something was missing and not sure what it was. Friendly staff and the missing factor may be that I was just there on a quiet night!Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
Excellent staff. Spotlessly cleanHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Lovely staff"
Top classHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Good price nice hotel"
I regularly stay in the South court. Its a nice hotel will good amenities. As a one night business traveler I dont get to see much but the food is good staff are nice and the rooms are large and cleanHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Very convenient"
Very good valueHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Useful location"
Hotel generally good. Breakfast could be better (no coffee available).Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
The hotel was good for 3star. My only complaint was how dark it was in the bar area and the colour outside is dreadfulHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Good hotel"
A nice, well maintained hotel with friendly staff. Room service food was excellent, if a little slow in arriving. Room was well sized with a comfortable bed. It was competitively priced, though that may in part be explained by how far it was from the centre of Limerick. I would use it again.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Will stay again."
We had a great stay. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Food was FABULOUS. Very convenient to Limerick City and close to Motorway. Loads of parking which was brilliant as we had a 5 month old with us. Considering she had more stuff than both of us this helped when unloading and loading the car. My only negative would be that the mattresses need replacing […] as ours was very flat and springs had gone. We will definitely be back again. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"South Court weekend in Limerick"
Excellent hotel with efficient friendly staff. Helpful no problem too much to deal with. Cost effective two day stay in comfortable surrounds. The Hotel linked bar is large and airy serving a good selection of beers and spirits more than enough to meet everyone's needs. The breakfast is sumptuous and plentiful and is taken in pleasant surroundings with […] out any fuss, waiting staff are polite and efficient delivering their service in a friendly manner もっと読むExpedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Comfy rooms"
V good stay, rooms clean comfortable and well maintained hotel. Staff friendly and helpful. Limited facilities in area but easy access to town by car. Shuttle service available for event we attendedHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Better than expected"
I was very satisfied with the comfort at the South Court. Lovely spacious rooms, airy and bright. Nice decor and very nice staff.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Excellent Value"
We had never been to Ireland before so we were pleased to find this hotel.We stopped for 7 nights and found hotel had everything that we required.Room was cleaned every day to a very good standard.Staff were all very friendly and helpful.It has a large free car park so no struggle to find a place.It's not far from the motorway so easy to find and a […] quick drive from ferry at Dublin.If ever in this area again we wouldn't hesitate to use again. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Perfectly fine but a bit dull"
No complaints. Everything was fine. Excellent value. Comfortable roon. Service fine. Just a bit dull and lifeless. Needs some redesign or decoration of bar, lobby, long corridors, etc.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
I stayed in the hotel for one night when I was on a course. I found the location very convenient for the hospital and the staff were pleasant and helpful. The rooms were standard and clean. Breakfast was nice. Overall good value for moneyHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
Non smoking room was requested however you could smell smoke the minute you walked into the room. Mattress was very old and uncomfortable, sinking in towards the centre. Cracks along the walls clearly visible, general lack of care. Food was ok, not a large selection. No swimming pool or sauna, only a gym available. Staff seemed very disorganised particularly […] at breakfast time. Finally, when booking the person was very slow at processing my details over the phone. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
The hotel and the staff were very helpfully .i would come back againHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
Quality for the price paid. Short taxi or bus trip into city. hair dressers , shop etc beside hotel. friendly staff . clean warm hotel. full use of gym availableHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
Arrived at hotel entrance to be met by large group of youngsters celebrating and very intoxicated. Requested non smoking room to be allocated smoking room, returned to reception to be allocated another room on ground floor near the party's I noise a problem. Was woken arou d 3am by noise of bottles clanging as party area being cleaned. Arranged for […] breakfast to arrive with only one table available as traveling on own next to main entrance where local radio station transmitting from so dining area very cold. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
Staff at this hotel were helpful and friendly. Our family room was comfortable and clean. The hotel is located on the outskirts of Limerick city - less than 5 minutes from a shopping centre with restaurants and multi-screen cinema on site. It was great for our short stay and we'd stay here again.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
Very comfortableHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
Room very hot all nightHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
Waiting for ages to be left into hotel after advising that we would be late.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"poor conference/cold shower"
Staff very nice-overworked. Shower cold-no really cold. Light switch in conference room broken which made it very difficult to show a video and then begin a discussion and we didn't have a sound system for our projector ,which was not ceiling mounted(very difficult), so I ended up talking in the dark while we sent for some poor kid who worked there […] for help. Sorry, but it's true. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Practically useful"
Easy to use, no nonense, reasonably priced room with good breakfast. Thank you.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"slightly out of town"
This is a large hotel which is on the outskirts of the city but various shops are close by. The hotel itself is modern and well maintained and the rooms are large and very comfortable. The staff are very polite, friendly and efficient. I would definitely recommend and will stay there again when next in the locality.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"cold and unwanted guests!!!"
i recently stayed in a room which compared more to an intersection of hallways then a room. the room was cold and reached a comfortable level with the heat on full for several hours. once turned down room became cold again. it was saturday night so not the earliest bed time which made the intrusion of someone knocking and then walking into our room […] at 7.30am and AGAIN at 9.30am very unwelcome!!!! breakfast was standard despite having to ask for a table, ask for the table to be set and then for anything that was forgotten on the table, including milk. will never stay here again. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
Excellent value. Much cheaper than hotels in centre. Large room. Comfortable beds. Clean bathroom. Very good buffet breakfast. Bar had music Saturday evening. Some way out from centre but easy to get a cab which was not expensive.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
Good sight seen from the hotel's room and the open window add value.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"clean and tidy"
I spent 9 nights at the hotel and overall it was fine. A little soulless perhaps, but the rooms were clean and comfortable and the workforce polite. I will return as it's close to were I was working.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"A Day Time Hotel"
Stayed here on a quiet Friday night. This extremely large hotel felt very.......large, and empty. It seems like a great place for daytime conferences etc (and maybe big rugby match weekends in limerick), however by night it felt very empty and lacking in athmosphere. There was a definite feel that everyone was gone home bar a skeleton crew. The guy […] at reception (? Mr. Canty ) was excellent and most helpful through, and even ended up filling in, in the bar on his break when he ventured in get his phone charger. However the food in the enormous but near empty bar was a disappointment. (1) it took ages to arrive, (2) was cold on arrival and had to be sent back (3) there was no apology from staff . Breakfast in the morning was very pleasant with its self service style buffet. However the universal down side of this type of service is that the hot food sitting in the containers is never that hot .. I thought on the web map that this hotel was closer to the centre of Limerick than it was, but it is a good bit out and not very easy to find,but that may be just me. Hotel had good quality free Wi Fi in the room, plenty of free parking at hotel and good shop close by. Not bad overall but if I was going back to Limerick I would look for somewhere with a bit more athmosphere もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"very central"
excellentHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Make sure they give you the room you ordered."
I booked and paid extra for an "executive" room (i.e. double and single bed) however didn't receive this type of room when I arrived which was disappointing i.e only a double bed in room and i was charged for the executive room which was dearer than a double room. Hotel is lovely though.Expedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
It was brilliant except the shower was a bit hard to use.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
We were looking for a hotel within easy reach of Shannon airport as we were weary travellers off an evening flight. We rang the hotel in advance to tell them we would not be arriving until about 9pm and we asked about the availability of food at such time. They said the kitchen was open until 9.30. We were accomodated in the bar area with food and the […] service was very good and nothing was too much trouble. The hotel was very quiet and could do with a bit of spruce up in terms of decor, (a sign of the current times) however it is clean and comfortable. The breakfast buffet was ample with lots of choices. We had no requirement for any amenities as we left at 11.30 the next day. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
Cheap enought to stay in, hotel staff were nice but the bar to get something to eat in at the hotel attracted a very rough crowd. Hotel is very basic have stayed in alot nicer 3*. Wouldnt return.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Hotel on the edge of a City"
I think check in Staff may fill in more information on Hotel eg. Breakfast Time and Price .Facility in Hotel eg Swimming Pool.Bar Staff and Night Staff Top of the Class.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"good value hotel"
Excellent car park with plenty of space for 200 cars, food available in adjoining pub, free internet, desk in room with proper high back chair. Overall very clean hotel with good service.Expedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Good Value For Money"
Very good value for money but a bit noisy with traffic early in the morning but i wouldnt let this put you off as the rooms are very comfortable.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
Very satisfied over all with the Hotel. Great Gym but the sauna didnt work and the steam room was being used as a cleaners storage room.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
Enjoyed our stay very much.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"South Court, Limerick"
Just what I wanted. Very clean and quiet; wireless internet access (voucher from helpful Receptionist); nice firm bed; very reasonable rates.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"South Court Hotel Limerick"
There is seemingly NO such road as Adare Road where this is supposed to be! you will not find it in a satnav for directions. Can be found just off The Grange or Courtfields via St Nessans Road opposite Caseys. breakfast very average but bar food was excellent.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
It was close to my work place and suted me.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
hotel éloigné du centre ville, chambre et petit déjeuner correct, diner au pub de l'hotel très bien.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
pas bonne, 1er jour pas de chauffage, 2ème jour pas de télé, impossibilité de payer par carte, aucune des 3 cartes dont une "visa premier" ne pouvait être utilisé, nous étions obligé de payer en espèce toutes les prestations complémentaires. A déconseiller. accueil très froid.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
très agréable pour passer un nuit sur le cheminHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Un peu éloigne du centre ville"
très bon hôtel, à quelques pas d'un grand centre commercial, faisable à pied, quelques commerces à 40 m qui ferment tard le soir, enfin un peu loin du centre ville mais arret du bus à même pas 100 m.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Preis Leistung i.O. aber verbesserungsbedürftig"
Das Hotel liegt an einer Ausfallstraße ca. 5 km vom Stadtzentrum entfernt. Die Zimmer auf der Rückseite haben demnach eine geringe Geräuschbelästigung durch den 24 stündigen Autoverkehr. Die Zimmer machen einen auf den ersten Blick sauberen Eindruck, wer aber genauer in die schaut wird schnell fündig. Eine Grundreinigung zumindest unseres Familienzimmer […] wäre mehr als nötig gewesen. Das Zimmer war mit ca. 65m² sehr groß, verfügte über 3 Einzelbetten und ein Doppelbett. Das Frühstücksbuffet typisch britisch aber reichhaltig im Angebot was nicht überall so ist. Alles in allem für den Preis in Ordnung aber trotzdem verbesserungsdürftig. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Inmitten von Limerick?"
Da s Hotel ist zweckmäßig, aber ab-gewohnt. Die Zimmer sind groß. Unmöglich ist die Lage, da es im Angebot als "inmitten von Limerick" beworben wird, in Wahrheit aber ca. 8 km außerhalb an einer Ausfallstraße liegt.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
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Thanks a bunch for the topical diuretic to try for my show, I will def post up a review after with my protocol and results.
Do you suggest, applying this, wrapping in saran wrap tightly, then a neoprene suit and sitting for an hour like my old topical diuretic suggests? The bottle looks like it will last 2 full body applications, thinking of doing 1 before pre-judging, and one before night show. Plan on applying it around 5am, and applying tan around 6am before pre-judging.


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Wed, Jul 25, 2012 | 23:03 BST
Puzzle Quest developer is once again independent
Infinite Interactive has announced its once again an independent developer, and there may be more Puzzle Quest titles from the firm on the horizon.
Tue, Jan 04, 2011 | 14:41 GMT
Firemint acquires Puzzle Quest dev
Firemint has announced it's acquired Infinite Interactive, which it says will help strengthen both the development and publishing arms of the studio.
Wed, Sep 01, 2010 | 20:48 BST
Puzzle Quest 2 announced for PSP
Infinite Interactive announced today it's bringing Puzzle Quest 2 to PSP by the end of the year.
Thu, Nov 26, 2009 | 20:07 GMT
New Puzzle Quest in next GamePro
The GamePro website's confirmed that the next Puzzle Quest game will be included in its next issue.
There's a single screenshot there. Welcome to the big biscuit Thanksgiving news.
Via Joystiq.
Wed, Feb 18, 2009 | 22:09 GMT
XBLA Puzzle Quest: Galactrix still not confirmed for February 24
Puzzle Quest: Galactrix still does not have a solid release date for XBLA.
Speaking with VG247, a D3 rep told us that while the game is scheduled for release on DS and PC February 24, a date still has not been set for the XBL version.
"Puzzle Quest: Galactrix for DS and PC are confirmed to ship to retail on February 24. We'll also offer several digital download options for PC starting that day. We have not confirmed a live date for the XBLA version of Puzzle Quest: Galactrix at this time," said the spokesperson.
Developer Infinite Interactive was also unsure when their puzzler would be made available due to the fact that, "XBLA dates often move around at the whims of Microsoft".
Couldn't have said it better ourselves. We'll let you know when we do.
Fri, Feb 13, 2009 | 22:38 GMT
Demo of Puzzle Quest for iPhone hitting next week; Chapter 2 is free
A free version of Puzzle Quest will be hitting iPhone and iPod Touch's App Store next week.
Also, Chapter 2 of the iPhone Puzzle Quest trilogy will be free to owners of Chapter 1, and will include 20 more hours of gameplay when it goes live in the next week or two.
If you like puzzle games on the go, it may be worth looking into.
Wed, Oct 01, 2008 | 20:48 BST
Puzzle Quest launch on PSN this year
According to this Shacknews story, D3′s to release XBLA favourite Puzzle Quest and its expansion, Revenge of the Plague Lord, on PSN later this year.
PS3 is the last major console to receive the game: PC, PlayStation 2, Xbox 360, Wii, DS and PSP all have versions.
A sci-fi sequel, Puzzle Quest: Galactrix, releases for PC, Xbox 360 and DS early next year.
More through the link.
Mon, Mar 17, 2008 | 21:17 GMT
Puzzle Quest expansion for XBLA
Says so here. This is a game we've still yet to play, but we're assured by the legions of people that treat us like lepers because of this that it' pretty good. Apparently the expansion includes Bard, Rogue, Ranger and Warlock classes, as well as an undiscovered area containing 25 quests. It does not get better than that. It's out this "spring". Which is sort of nowish.


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"Adjusted to What?"
Maslow was a self-proclaimed patriot, a supporter of the Vietnam War, and an advocate of restrictive population and reproductive control politics whose reaction to the political mood of the 1960s was to call his activist students and colleagues members of the "Spit-on-Daddy Club."[141] As far as he was concerned, they were overindulged, underdisciplined, ungrateful, and impolite. According to Maslow, even his own beloved daughter Ellen was a naive kid who had fallen under the spell of the demagogic leaders and "hard-bitten revolutionaries" in the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and other civil rights organizations.[142]
It is ironic indeed that Maslow should have helped to prod an unruly new generation into the use of psychological theory for left-wing purposes. But that is exactly what he did when he pointedly asked,
Adjusted to what? To a bad culture? To a dominating parent? What shall we think of a well-adjusted slave? . . . Clearly what will be called personality problems depends on who is doing the calling. The slave owner? The dictator? The patriarchal father? The husband who wants his wife to remain a child? It seems quite clear that personality problems may sometimes be loud protests against the crushing of one's psychological bones, of one's true inner nature. What is sick then is not to protest while this crime is being committed.[143]
To interrogate the wisdom of passive self-modification, disparage equations between maturity and conformity, and speak out against injustice in the name of one's own psychological integrity became characteristic
features of many 1960s social movements. Their inspiration came, in part, from critiques of adjustment such as Maslow's and from glowing advertisements for self-actualization, which Maslow and the other humanists had elevated to the very pinnacle of human development. Abbie Hoffman was only the most notorious individual to suggest that "Maslovian theory laid a solid foundation for launching the optimism of the sixties."[144] Hoffman, an eager student of Maslow's in the late 1950s and president of the Brandeis psychology club during his senior year, insisted that "everything Maslow wrote [was] applicable to modern revolutionary struggle in America."[145]
To be sure, Maslow protested loudly and repeatedly that his thinking had been misappropriated by Hoffman (a "pathological" publicity seeker) and other countercultural crusaders for human potential.[146] Yet he also recognized a degree of kinship with the "nuts, fringe people, and borderline characters" who were seeking the "peak experiences" he had publicized and celebrated.[147] In the end, Maslow could only clarify his intentions for the record and grudgingly admit that he had no control over the political lessons others extracted from his life work.
In contrast, Rogers did not distance himself from liberal and left-wing activists during the 1960s because he understood their goals to be identical to the goals of humanistic psychology and client-centered psychotherapy: authenticity, intimacy, nonjudgmental empathy, and trust in subjective experience, to name but a few. One of Rogers's last pieces of writing expressed his support for movements among black Americans, students, hippies, and others. "I simply say with all my heart: Power to the emerging person and the revolution he carries within."[148]
During the twenty-five years after 1945, the federal government moved toward methodically governing the mental health of ordinary U.S. citizens, those ordinary citizens moved toward enthusiastically consuming psychotherapeutic services, and psychological experts moved to solidify their authority over every aspect of individual and social life implicated in the manufacture of normality and psychological well-being. The work of theorists and clinicians affiliated with humanistic psychology, such as Rogers and Maslow, demonstrated that the durability of democratic ideas and institutions might even depend upon an intentional quest for better-than-normal psychological development. The absence of mental illness and presence of mental health were no longer sufficient. An ongoing process of conscious becoming, of self-actualization,
in psychotherapy or elsewhere, was necessary to cultural as well as to personal evolution.
Each of the developments described in this chapter expanded psychology's jurisdiction by applying the theories and technologies of clinical expertise to more people in more places for more reasons than before. In so doing, psychological experts helped to stretch the definition of "the political" and alter the goals of political participation. Not only had mental health been encompassed as a legitimate sphere of public action, but subjectivity itself had been exposed as the key to maintaining social stability and attaining prosperity in communities and in the nation. Strengthening feelings of human connection and identification, struggling to adjust, gain insight, and become fully human—these were gradually transformed into important social goals as well as widespread individual preoccupations during the postwar decades.
Not only did the history of clinical experts have public repercussions; it was a significant factor in blurring the lines between culture and politics, between the immediate experience of everyday life and more abstract dialogue on matters of public power and social conflict. Especially during the 1960s, it is possible to see how profoundly clinical vocabulary influenced political thought, political action, and political change. As chapter 10 will show, psychology's cultural progress energized women's collective action during the early years of the second wave of feminism, making the public pursuit of psychological happiness more political than ever.


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The 100 best horror films - the exorcist
Number 1: The Exorcist
By Derek Adams, Dave Calhoun, Cath Clarke, Sarah Cohen, Nigel Floyd and Tom Huddleston, with the generous support of everyone at FrightFest and Cine-Excess. Explore the individual top tens of every contributor.
| 100-91 | 90-81 | 80-71 | 70-61 | 60-51 | 50-41 | 40-31 | 30-21 | 20-11 | | No 10 | No 9 | No 8 | No 7 | No 6 | No 5 | No 4 | No 3 | No 2 | No 1 |
The Exorcist (1973)
Dir William Friedkin (Ellen Burstyn, Linda Blair, Jason Miller, Max von Sydow)
Forty years of sucking cocks in hell
By the '70s, horror had divided into two camps: on one hand, there were the 'real life' terrors of 'Psycho' and 'Night of the Living Dead', films that brought horror into the realm of the everyday, making it all the more shocking. On the other, there were the more outrageous dream-horrors popular in Europe, the work of Hammer Studios in the UK and Mario Bava and Dario Argento in Italy, films that prized artistry, oddity and explicit gore over narrative logic. The first film to attempt to bring the two together was 'Rosemary's Baby', but Polanski's heart clearly belonged to the surreal. The first to achieve that blend with absolute certainty was 'The Exorcist' – which perhaps explains its position as the unassailable winner of this poll.
In cutting from the clanging bazaars of Iraq to the quiet streets of Georgetown, in blending dizzying dream sequences with starkly believable human drama, Friedkin created a horror movie like no other – both brutal and beautiful, artful and exploitative, exploring wacked-out religious concepts with the clinical precision of an agnostic scientist. And make no mistake: whatever its creator may say, 'The Exorcist' is most definitely a horror film: though it may be filled with rigorously examined ideas and wonderfully observed character moments, its primary concern is with shocking, scaring and, yes, horrifying its audience out of their wits – does mainstream cinema contain a more upsetting image than the crucifix scene? That it still succeeds, almost four decades later, is testament to Friedkin's remarkable vision. TH
Read our interview with William Friedkin, director of 'The Exorcist'
What the experts said
'Still the best exorcism movie ever made. It's still hard to believe that a mainstream Hollywood film could get away with depicting the deeply sexual and disturbing possession of a barely pubescent girl in such graphic detail.'
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'They captured something shooting this film that just wasn't right.'
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'The Catholic religion has always been a source of inspiration for horror and this is one the finest examples... It's a fascinating and powerful horror one cannot escape from.'
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'I have fond memories of seeing it on the day of its release, with priests walking the queue handing out flyers with details of 'after care' for those disturbed by the film...'
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Watch a film inspired by 'The Exorcist'
Check out the hilarious Turkish film 'Seytan', a low-budget shot-for-shot remake of Friedkin's masterpiece
| 100-91 | 90-81 | 80-71 | 70-61 | 60-51 | 50-41 | 40-31 | 30-21 | 20-11 | | No 10 | No 9 | No 8 | No 7 | No 6 | No 5 | No 4 | No 3 | No 2 | No 1 |
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great list exorcist deserves top place for the scariest movie ever and i will stand by that till the day i die, no opther movie can scare me like that one especially with the faces that popped up randomely
phillip Tue Mar 5 -
Nah man. Overrated by a mile. The Shining, Wicker Man, Halloween are all better horrors by far. The Omen, with a similar religious overtone is a superior movie. Do your poll again, this ones clearly a horror all of it's own.
Bury Bob Thu Feb 28 -
No wicker man?
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maa chudalo apni
ashish Thu Feb 21 -
No scream? friday the 13th? come on man
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amy and jenna Fri Dec 14 2012 -
Okay, I'm not bashing the Exorcist in anyway. The Exorcist is a great film, but there is one film that is no longer a "lost" film that should be recognized as a horror film that is not getting the recognition it deserves.
L'Inferno (Dante's Inferno) 1911. I was blown away by the imagery and effects in this film. It's so simple and so effective. I have watched this film three times already and no film in any era can match the sheer awesome magnitude of what this film has achieved. Dante's Inferno is my personal template of how I measure every horror film I watch and it also appears to be the first feature length movie ever made, and any movie that is the first of something deserves big points.Justin Tue Nov 6 2012 -
I saw the movie in 1973 (I was a college student), and felt the film was somewhat cliche and boring, with no suspense at all, and the fine makeup job on Linda Blair was cute, but not scary. I later saw a TV documentary of the original story: a boy who lived in St. Louis in 1949 and was possessed. This program was much more interesting than the movie adaptation. Definitely not a #1 choice.
Hal Wed Oct 31 2012 -
Really on this entire list, and how lame of a list it was, there is no Friday the 13th? How come exorcist is #1? It was not scary, the acting was suckish, and the script was way off. Was this based off of other horror lists, or was this your own opinion. I will give you credit for one thing and that's that this is the only list so far that I've seen that doesn't have zombieland in the top 100 list. Thank God for that.
BJ Fri Oct 26 2012 -
The mere fact that The Descent is several places above the Wicker Man basically voids this chart. How can we possibly take you seriously?
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