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It caused East Midvale elementary to go into soft lockdown for about an hour.
Minutes before school started Thursday morning Dora Guerrero who just finished dropping off her child was told to get inside the library.
"We all ran inside to the library and were told not to leave," she says.
Unified Police claim Trent Davis was inside a classroom allegedly throwing things around and making verbal threats.
A district spokesman says the kids were not in danger.
"The teacher and school psychologist who were there at the time were able to manage the situation appropriately so that the children were out of harms way," says Jeff Haney with the Canyons School District.
A police report filed with the jail claims Davis was "intoxicated and swearing and yelling at the top of his lungs. (He) entered a classroom and was searing at the teacher and knocked a stack of papers off a desk causing the teacher alarm and panic. (He) told the teacher she was lucky he didn't f--- her up. He left the school continuing to yell and swear."
School officials say the students remained in the classroom watching all this before Davis left. Police say Davis went home but allegedly made another threatening call to the school.
"It was real to the school of course it involved a firearm so we had a significant response to that aside from locking down the school," says Ken Hansen with Unified Police.
The police report was more specific: "(He) told administration that they were lucky he didn't have a gun and lucky he wasn't a gun freak that would come shoot up a school. (He) told the school that if they gave him problems they would have to answer to him."
Davis was arrested at his home. His brother says it's a custody issue.
"His main motivation was he was still upset when (ex-wife) took his child the previous night and he went over there to see his kid," says the brother who didn't want to be identified.
The district requires every visitor, even parents to check in with the office. But school officials admit it didn't happen in this case. Parents now question the safety of their school.
"It's not being watched, it's not secure," says Heather Thomson whose child attends East Midvale.
School officials say they're reviewing their policy.
"We want to make sure what we're doing has protected students and employees in large measure," says Haney. "At the same time (we are) not making it look like a jail."
Davis remains in the Salt Lake Metro jail. He was booked in for making terroristic threats, disorderly conduct, public intoxication and disrupting the operation of a school.

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Dr Robert CM Stephens BA FFICM FRCA
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Education- lead for the year 4 MBBS, 6 SSM, 'Intro to Anaesthesia' course and on the MSc in Perioperative Medicine Endotoxin & perioperative inflammation Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing Maintaining Centre for Anaesthesia website Clinical trials |
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Green L, Lawrie AS, Patel R, Stephens RC, Mackie IJ, Chitolie A, Haddad FS, Machin SJ (2012). Thrombosis Research Available online January 2012 Low molecular weight polyethylene glycol improves survival in experimental sepsis. Decreased heart rate variability in patients with cirrhosis relates to the presence and degree of hepatic encephalopathy. Role of bacterial endotoxin in chronic heart failure: the gut of the matter. Endotoxin immunity and the development of the systemic inflammatory response syndrome in critically ill children. |
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Anaesthetics Department Podium 3, Maple Link corridor University College Hospital 235 Euston Road London NW1 2BU |
UCL Respiration in Health and Disease resources |
BSc Powerpoint Respiration and Anaesthesia no pictures! BSc Powerpoint Ventilation and Anaesthesia no pictures! Podcast on conduct of Anaesthesia by Dr Mark Lambert Anaesthesia basics notes by me Useful Mechanics of breathing Notes from Dr Sally Osbourne Applied Respiratory Physiology notes from James Mitchell Respiratory Physiology Summary by Dr Fred Roberts Long Respiratory Physiology Chapter by unknown Great Respiratory Physiology Notes by unknown Slideshow on Mechanical Ventilation by Dr Shalini Garg Respiratory measurement by Rob Stephens Ed Burdett and Dave Walker Pulmonary circulation by Dr B Paudel Overview of Respiratory Physiology by Drs Nadine Dobby and Sarah Chievely-Williams Great YouTube presentations by Prof John West |
Update on Fluids 2013 Article AVA talk on Peri-operative Fluid Controversies |
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Year 4 Anaesthesia revision Talk (no pictures) Year 4 'Intro to Physiology and Pharmacology (no pictures) Interview with Academy of Medical Sciences on career PACU talk (thanks to Dave Walker) AcidBase Talk 17 June 2010 Cardiac Debate 30 June 2010 EBPOM Lower Limb Block 8 July 2011 |
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Paul Krugman's column in today's New York Times, entitled, "Kick That Can" tries to make the case that it is "irresponsible and destructive" not to kick the can down the road when it comes to fixing our national debt. He says the dangers of cutting government spending isn't a "debatable proposition" anymore, and argues that spending cuts are worse than a fiscal crisis. Better to do nothing at all. Better to kick the can. Here's his main argument:
But aren't we facing a fiscal crisis? No, not at all. The federal government can borrow more cheaply than at almost any point in history, and medium-term forecasts, like the 10-year projections released Tuesday by the Congressional Budget Office, are distinctly not alarming. Yes, there's a long-term fiscal problem, but it's not urgent that we resolve that long-term problem right now. The alleged fiscal crisis exists only in the minds of Beltway insiders.
[See a collection of political cartoons on the budget and deficit.]
Let's take a look at those "distinctly not alarming" CBO projections:
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- The unemployment rate is expected to remain above 7.5 percent through next year. We'll be in our sixth consecutive year with unemployment above 7.5 percent, "the longest such period in the past 70 years."
- If no changes in federal policy are made, the deficit this year may shrink, but overall federal debt held by the public will reach 76 percent of GDP by the end of this fiscal year—the largest percentage since 1950. In 10 years, it will hit 77 percent and continue on an upward track from there.
One look at this CBO graph makes you realize that his overall position is actually very debatable. And, unlike Krugman, I actually do find this level of debt alarming.
[Read the U.S. News Debate: Does the United States Need a Balanced Budget Amendment?]
Krugman arrogantly says it's "not urgent" that we do anything. But the CBO outlines the serious negative consequences of taking his advice and doing nothing: As interest rates rise again with a rising economy, federal spending on interest payments will go up as well. Increased federal borrowing to pay the interest will reduce national saving, which means there will be less capital for investing and total wages will be lower.
Fewer people will be able to start businesses, and workers, especially young people—already hit hard by high unemployment rates and above-market interest rates on their federal student loans—will make less money and pay higher taxes. Twenty- and 30-somethings will have to wait longer to buy their first house or afford their first car or start a retirement account. Organizations like TheCanKicksBack.org are making young people aware that doing what Krugman suggests, meaning kicking the can down the road, which he says is the "responsible thing" to do, will be nothing short of a financial disaster for them. I'd like Krugman to tell my two teenage daughters that a future like that is "not distinctly alarming."
[See a collection of political cartoons on the economy.]
Paul Krugman says that the "alleged" fiscal crisis exists "only in the minds of Beltway insiders." I don't think many Americans would agree with him: in January, Americans' concerns about the economy and the federal budget deficit knocked unemployment out of the No. 1 ranking on Gallup's "most important problem" list for the first time since 2009. Gallup polls Americans in all 50 states, not Beltway insiders.
It's Paul Krugman who is out of touch with the very real economic concerns of most working Americans. The "severe" damage he predicts from reining in government spending pales in comparison to the looming economic crisis that awaits us if we simply do nothing. Maybe his advice is what needs to be kicked down the road.
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From America's Most Trusted Gate Manufacturer, the Embrace Series by Evenflo® Top of Stairs Walk Thru gate is versatile to accommodate all location usage needs. Installs easily as a hardware mount gate. The gate is 32" tall and expands 30"-48". The dark espresso stain will compliment your home decor.
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By TnTs mom
from ohio
About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
Comments about Evenflo 1001211 Embrace Series by Evenflo Top of Stairs Walk Thru:
I love how this gate blends into the rest of my house with its dark color it looks grown up like not so childish. How ever I hate that you have to drill a hole into the wall. It took me a couple days to figure out how to open it with only one hand but i am a pro know and my 2 year old is not which says a lot.
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Service was nonexistent. Was told he was
By grandma
from portland oregon
About Me Grandparent
the gate can not be attached at the top of the stairs even though that is what it is for. Have not been able to use it. Shipping took 11 days. Service in the store was horrible and rude. Left and came back later and finally got someone to help me. Very disappointing
a great color, not what we needed
By momtourage
from Pittsburgh, PA
I was hoping this would be a walk through gate without screwing into the wall. Because of that feature it wasn't as helpful to us. However, we are still propping in the doorway to keep kids out of one room or another. I do love the color & material seems quite durable (judging by the amount of times it gets knocked over!)
Nice gate for the price,but feels flimsy
By MrsV13
from Erie, PA
About Me First Time Parent, Working Parent
The product was very easy to put together and assemble. It looks nice in the home and is extra tall for added safety. However, I would prefer a gate that is made of a better material like wood or metal. The plastic feels flimsy and makes me a little concerned that it could break.
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By Mom of 3
from Wheelersburg, OH
I liked this gate very well. We do not have stairs, but we use the gate in a hallway. The handle isn't super easy to open, which is great because my toddlers cannot open it. I had tried a different style of gate in the hallway before, and my toddler would just climb over it. This one is taller and more sturdy. It does need to be installed in a stud, or solid place since it screws into the wall unlike the accordion style gates. Finding the right spot to install it and drill holes in the wall was the most difficult thing for me.
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By Camille from Jersey
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About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children, Working Parent
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We used to use a tall tension mount gate at the top of our stairs. Our little ones are not so little any more, but we have a lot of little visitors -- enough to warrant a gate. There wasn't much of a consistent need for this until we took the side off of the crib. Then our 3 year old developed a bad habit of night time wandering. We would find her downstairs at 3 a.m. playing! Our 7 y/o would periodically sleepwalk as well. We needed a more practical and STURDY alternative. This gate was great. Installation was simple. All the hardware was included and the template worked pefectly. I was a little worried because of the "catwalk" style of our stairway. But, installing it was a piece of cake. The gate was a little difficult to master with one hand at first, but the kids can't get it open yet and that is PERFECT. After a week of constant usage, I have this gate in stride. I can open it with little effort and I LOVE IT. The main complaint I have is the color. I would love to get it in white, to blend in with the walls. But, Expresso is not a huge problem and for the sense of security it provides I would take it in any color! Also, my cats hate it. They haven't figured out how to jump over it from the lower step yet. That too will come in time.
great gate
By sandra
from silver spring, md
About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children
the product was easy to use as soon as I figured out how to widen the gate. the best part of the gate is it's nice design and light weight. gate was easy to install and use. can be used in other areas besides top of the stairs as well.
Stylish and easy to assemble
By Mommypower
from Reading, PA
Great gate that is so functional and easy
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I like it!
By saxy_22
from Cincinnati, Ohio
We initially didn't want to use a gate that we would have to screw into our nice wood posts at the top of our stairs, but this gate has been worth it. We used to have a pressure gate (which I'm sure is the wrong thing to use!). It sufficed most of the time, but if the kids shook it wildly we were concerned about them knocking it down, so we would go running over to them. No worries with this gate! They can shake it all they want and it wont be going anywhere. The spindles don't seem like they would hold up to severe force, they could be a little sturdier, but I really don't see the kids ever doing anything forcefully enough to break them. It also looks a LOT nicer than our old gate. I would call the color expresso or really dark brown. It's nice and tall too. One difficulty we had when installing it was that we couldn't perfectly set the height according to the directions because of our decorative posts. We simply had to put it where it would go. It is lined right up with our handrail, so it kind of looks like it belongs. It swings both directions. My four year old could easily open our old gate, but this one is a little more difficult for him. It locks very securely-you know when it's latched. It's a bit difficult to open and close quietly. After rocking my baby to sleep I have to open it to take her to her bed, but sometimes I wake her up when opening it. I think I'll do better with practice though. We also use it to keep the dog from going downstairs, so it will probably be up as long as we have a dog! Overall great product and I'm glad we made the switch.
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Bruce Rowe
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Bruce has been a practicing family physician at the Glendale Clinic, part of the Columbia-St. Mary's Community Physicians, for the last fifteen years. His leadership roles include serving as co-medical director of the clinic as well as Chief of the Medicine Division at Columbia-St. Mary's Ozaukee campus. "As I began to assume greater responsibility for administrative and leadership functions, I felt that I needed more experience and training in the arena of leadership and business organizational behavior in order to be the most effective leader and physician representative possible," says Bruce.
While Bruce was serving as a preceptor for the Marquette Physician Assistant Program, he heard about the graduate program in leadership studies. "It was an exciting prospect to me because it seemed like a unique program tailored to meet my goals and needs," he says. With a busy clinical practice, and three children in multiple activities, physically attending classes on campus was a daunting prospect. "I was thrilled to hear of the fully online option for the leadership certificate; it has been the best of both worlds - close faculty interaction, while at the same time granting me the flexibility to complete my homework assignments anytime and anywhere," he remarks. In addition, the online class format gives Bruce the flexibility needed to continue participating in the activities he enjoys, such as membership in his local Rotary Club, singing in various choral groups, playing trumpet and piano, reading, bicycling, watching college football, and serving as assistant coach for his daughter's basketball team.
"My goal is to utilize my leadership education and experience in a physician administrative role in the Columbia-St. Mary's system, or in another leadership position," says Bruce.
Crystal Morgan
Marketing Manager, Alliance for Children and Families,
Master in Leadership Studies with a Nonprofit Specialization '13
After Crystal was laid off from her job as a senior marketing analyst at a large corporation in Chicago, she moved back to her hometown of Milwaukee. As she began to do a lot of free-lance marketing and volunteer work in the city, Crystal noticed community problems that needed attention. As a result, she welcomed her current career opportunity which allows her to utilize her for-profit experience within a nonprofit member association that supports the needs of children and families throughout the city and the nation.
Crystal decided it was time to continue her education in order to learn more about successful leadership techniques and the nonprofit industry to support and advance her career. As she was researching different nonprofit master's degree programs, Crystal was impressed with the testimonials on the College of Professional Studies website. "After meeting with program representatives to learn more about the benefits of the program, I knew Marquette was the perfect school for me," she remarks.
As part of her educational experience, Crystal has learned how to balance school with her job, family, friends, and volunteer work with the YMCA teen achievers program and other community projects. "I like to plan my schedule in the early part of the week and spend time at Marquette or Starbucks every weekend to finish my weekly assignments," Crystal says. "There are certain sacrifices I need to make now to maintain my high GPA, but I know these short-term sacrifices will have long-term benefits. After graduation I hope to continue to advance my career within the nonprofit sector. I will utilize Marquette's mission of leadership, service, faith and excellence throughout my career and my life."
Mary Lynn Nowak
Program Manager – Business Skills Training,
Harley-Davidson Motor Co.,
Master in Leadership Studies with a Dispute Resolution Specialization
As an employee at Harley-Davidson, Mary Lynn has learned that leadership and the process of growing leaders is embraced at all levels. After seeing a flyer posted at the company about the graduate program in Leadership Studies, Mary Lynn talked with her manager about the potential benefits of the program, and she received positive feedback about the value of gaining leadership skills that employers are looking for.
Since Mary Lynn received her law degree from Marquette University in 2006, she already knew that Marquette fosters a caring atmosphere and offers great student service. With a strong belief in lifelong learning, she made a decision to continue her journey and enhance her education with a master's degree in Leadership Studies through the College of Professional Studies. She was able to tailor the program to complement her law background by choosing a specialization in Dispute Resolution.
"No matter what role I am in, I will gain a solid base in leadership and ethics, which will be helpful to my professional and personal life," says Mary Lynn. "My master's degree in Leadership Studies will allow me to bring leadership qualities to my work team and hopefully help advance my career. I plan to become a greater asset to my employer and hopefully serve as a mentor to new employees."
Jonathan Freyer
Civil Affairs Officer, United States Army,
Master in Leadership Studies
Jonathan's military career has included deployment to Iraq (2005-2006) and Kosovo (2007-2008) as a Civil Affairs Officer. While he was working as a Senior Military Science Instructor with Marquette's Army ROTC detachment, he learned about the graduate program in Leadership Studies and decided this program would help to increase his personal leadership qualities and skills. "After completing my first semester, I decided to resign my position with the Army ROTC program and attend graduate school full-time so I can focus on completing my studies in a timely manner and have time to get my three kids ready for school each day and interact with them," he says.
Jonathan was mobilized by his Army Reserve unit to serve in support of Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan. During his deployment, Jonathan worked as a Civil Affairs Officer, as part of a Provincial Reconstruction Team, with a mission to help improve the capacity of the host nation to govern itself. He has returned home with his second Purple Heart!
Jonathan is returning to Marquette to complete his degree, and will continue to serve as an officer in the United States Army Reserve. His goal is to find civilian work focused on providing leadership training to children that need mentorship or guidance. "I have always enjoyed working with children and would like to use my leadership experience and knowledge to help children become effective members of their local community," he says.
Congratulations to Major Jonathan Freyer for earning his second Purple Heart!
Sidny Harker
Regional Director of Sports, Special Olympics Wisconsin - Greater Milwaukee,
Master in Leadership Studies with a Sports Leadership Specialization
When Sidny heard about Marquette's graduate program in Leadership Studies with a Sports Leadership specialization, she decided to continue her education to gain knowledge on how to become an effective leader in the sports industry. She was drawn to Marquette for their reputation of excellence in education. "I knew the education I would receive at Marquette would not only contribute to my current position, but help to prepare me professionally for any future positions I may hold," says Sidny.
As the Regional Director of Sports for Special Olympics Wisconsin in the Greater Milwaukee Region, Sidny provides year-round sports training and Olympic-type competitions for both youth and adults with cognitive disabilities. She serves as a volunteer manager for the region working with different community and school based programs to provide programming for the athletes in the region. In addition, Sidny volunteers her time to serve as an assistant coach for a high school varsity girls' basketball team once or twice each week.
"With smart time management and some flexibility offered by professors who understand that I have a full-time job and personal responsibilities, I have been able to balance school, work and my personal responsibilities," remarks Sidny. "By furthering my education I hope to improve my leadership skills to benefit those I work with now and in the future."
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Vice President and Relationship Manager,
BMO Retirement Services,
Graduate Certificate in Leadership Studies '13
Upon completion of industry designations and licenses needed in his profession, Alan was looking for a program that would help him prepare for future leadership opportunities in his career and community. "As a leading academic institution in Milwaukee, Marquette University was the first school I inquired with about a leadership program," says Alan. "I choose the Leadership Studies program because it offers a balance of practical skills and values-based principles that provide the necessary lessons and competencies to excel in leadership positions."
Alan likes the convenience of the blended on-campus and online classes, which allows him to balance school with commitments to his job requiring business travel, his wife and two-year-old son, and community involvement. After attending class one night each week, Alan manages his study time by doing some reading each night and dedicating three-hour blocks of time on his calendar two times each week to complete his assignments.
"I hope to use the lessons and skills attained during my coursework in the Leadership Studies certificate program as I continue to progress in my career and continue my community involvement as a new member of the Board of Directors for Walker's Point Youth & Family Center," remarks Alan.
Armen Saryan
Producer, WTMJ Radio
Master in Leadership Studies with a Sports Leadership Specialization
Armen earned his bachelor's degree in Broadcast and Electronic Communication at Marquette University and interned at WTMJ Radio, which led to getting hired as a producer after graduation. The thought about going back to school to get his master's degree was always in the back of Armen's mind, but it wasn't something he was actively pursuing. When he heard about Marquette's new graduate program in Sports Leadership it seemed like a natural fit with his career goals and he decided it was the right time.
"I enrolled in the Sports Leadership program because it combines my love of sports with my desire to be a quality leader and advance my career," remarks Armen. "I knew the program would be good because of Marquette University's great academic reputation and resources." He was also drawn to the flexibility of the program, which allows students to balance school, work and personal responsibilities by attending part-time on weeknights and taking some classes online.
Starting with his first class, Armen was able to immediately put the leadership theories he was learning about into practice at work to help improve teamwork through collaborative synergy. "This program is helping me enhance my interactions with people in my business and personal life. Since ethics is a huge focus, I am learning how to apply what I learn in a positive way and make the best impact in the world around me."


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When the weight of rejection begins to set in after being denied entry to every college he has applied to, a high school burnout attempts to placate his mom and dad and win the heart of his dream girl by scheming with his friends to create a fake university in a hilarious comedy of artificial education directed by Steve Pink and starring Justin Long. Bartleby "B" Gaines (Long) is a high school senior whose street smarts just never seemed to translate into the classroom, and whose bad luck in love has left him pining for the unattainable Monica (Blake Lively). When Bartleby and his rebellious crew of outcasts find the frequent college rejection letters they have all been receiving bringing endless grief from their disappointed parents, they soon band together to create the fictional South Harmon Institute of Technology. After creating a believable façade in an abandoned psychiatric hospital, employing the talents of a close friend's brilliantly subversive uncle (Lewis Black) to pose as the dean, and creating a phony website in order to sell the school to their parents, Bartleby and friends soon realize that all of their hard work has paid off in ways than they never imagined. With a variety of college rejects attempting to enroll in classes at the ersatz university and the skepticism of some privileged students from a nearby college drawing unwanted attention to the South Harmon Institute of Technology, Bartleby and friends find their ruse becoming ever more difficult to maintain. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The Rwandan genocide itself may have been confined to around 100 days in the spring and summer of 1994, but its emotional and familial aftereffects lingered, persisted and continued to shape lives far into the early years of the early 21st century. On a judicial level, the country spent the years following the genocide legally contending with this tortured history, via war crimes cases held in a system of courts known as
. This particular documentary program hones in on one genocidal survivor, a Rwandan woman whose husband and children were brutally murdered by one of the perpetrators of the massacre. It witnesses her difficult confrontation in gacaca with the man she formally accuses of ruining her life; when she succeeds in bringing him to justice, it imbues the rest of her fellow villagers with the courage necessary to face their own genocidal experiences for the very first time. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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Adversaries become wary allies in this free-wheeling action comedy. Hank Rafferty (Steve Zahn) is a Los Angeles Police Department officer who finds himself out of a job after he becomes involved in a violent altercation with police academy flunk-out Earl Montgomery (Martin Lawrence), escalating into a media event which brings the LAPD a wealth of bad publicity. Unable to find work, Hank finally takes a job as a "rent-a-cop" with a private security firm -- and discovers to his annoyance that his new partner is Earl. While neither of them are thrilled to be working together on the lowest strata of the law enforcement community, the two find themselves dealing with bigger crime than they expected when they stumble across evidence of a elite smuggling network operated by criminal mastermind Nash (Eric Roberts). Hank and Earl want to put Nash out of business, and they try without success to persuade the police of the importance of the case. But before long they discover it's not just Nash's men who are after them, but two high-ranking LAPD officials, Lt. Washington (Bill Duke) and Detective McDuff (Colm Feore). National Security was directed by Dennis Dugan, who'd previously helmed antic comedies starring Adam Sandler and Chris Farley; this film also marked Martin Lawrence's entry into the elite of Hollywood's comedy stars, with Lawrence taking home a 20-million-dollar paycheck for his work on the picture. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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A family of paranormalists investigates the strange goings-on at a high school still reeling over a student's very public suicide in this teen thriller. Hangman's Curse concerns the further exploits of the Veritas Group, a loose collective of people committed to researching supernatural mysteries. The group's members include the Springfield family -- parents Nate (David Keith) and Sarah (Mel Harris) and Elisha (Leighton Meester) and Elijah (Douglas Smith) -- whose current assignment takes them to the aforementioned high school. There, they find that Abel, the teen who took his life, had been long ostracized by various cliques in the school -- jocks, popular kids, and the like -- all of whom are falling prey to mysterious ailments. As Nate and Sarah watch from the sidelines, it's up to Elisha and Elijah to pose as students to get inside the mystery. Hangman's Curse was based on the novel by Christian author Frank Peretti. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi
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The disappearance of a military leader and the death of four of his men leads two investigators to wade through a morass of deceptions and half-truths in search of the facts in this thriller. Sgt. Nathan West (Samuel L. Jackson) is the leader of an elite team of U.S. Army Special Forces operatives known as the Army Rangers; West is known as a highly effective officer, but one with a short temper and aggressive attitude who is not well liked by his soldiers. During a seemingly routine training exercise in Panama, a hurricane sweeps in, and four of West's six men are dead, while West himself seems to have vanished. Eager to get the facts behind what happened, Col. Bill Styles (Tim Daly) assigns Capt. Julia Osborne (Connie Nielsen) to investigate. However, Osborne is having a hard time getting the two survivors to talk, so Styles brings in Tom Hardy (John Travolta), a former Army Ranger who served under West and became a first-class interrogator; Hardy later became a DEA agent, but left law enforcement after allegations of corruption. Hardy interviews Dunbar (Brian Van Holt), who claims that the four soldiers had been murdered, and West was killed in retaliation. Kendall (Giovanni Ribisi), the other survivor (whose father is a powerful officer) has a very different story of how the five men turned up dead, and it's up to Hardy and Osborne to determine who is telling the truth -- or if anyone is saying exactly what happened. Basic marked the first time John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson appeared in the same film together since their breakthrough roles in Pulp Fiction. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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A gifted forger and confidence man attempts to stay one step ahead of the lawman determined to bring him to justice in this comedy-drama from Steven Spielberg, based on a true story. Frank W. Abagnale Jr. (Leonardo DiCaprio) is a 16-year-old high school student who finds himself emotionally cut adrift when his mother, Paula (Nathalie Baye), leaves his father, Frank Abagnale Sr. (Christopher Walken), after Frank Sr. falls into arrears with the Internal Revenue Service. One day at school, Frank Jr. attempts to pass himself off as a substitute teacher, and easily makes the subterfuge work. His small-scale success gives Frank some ideas, and he soon discovers bigger and more profitable ways of hoaxing others, passing himself off as an airline pilot, a doctor, and an attorney. Along the way, Frank learns how to become a master forger, and uses his talent and charm to pass over 2.5 million dollars in phony checks. Frank's increasingly audacious work soon attracts the attention of Carl Hanratty (Tom Hanks), an FBI agent who is determined to put Frank behind bars. Frank seems to enjoy being pursued by Carl, and even goes so far as to call Carl on the phone to chat every once in a while. While posing as a doctor, Frank falls in love with Brenda Strong (Amy Adams), a sweet girl working as a candy striper. When Frank asks Brenda to marry him, he decides to assume a new identity to impress her father, Roger (Martin Sheen) -- who happens to be the District Attorney of New Orleans, LA. Catch Me If You Can was based on the autobiography of the real Frank W. Abagnale Jr., who has a cameo in the film and today works on the side of the law as a top consultant on preventing forgery and designing secure checking systems. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Adam Larson and Tony R. Abrams' directorial debut Pumpkin is an unconventional love story. College senior Carolyn McDuffy (Christina Ricci) agrees to coach handicapped athletes from a local town in order to help her sorority win an award. She and her sorority sister Jeanine (Dominique Swain) are put off by the activity. Carolyn's discomfort begins to dissipate after meeting Pumpkin Romanoff (Hank Harris), a young man in a wheelchair who has dreams of competing in the shot put. Slowly, Carolyn falls in love with Pumpkin, sending her into conflict with her boyfriend Kent (Sam Ball), her sisters, and Pumpkin's mother (Brenda Blethyn). This film was screened at the 2002 Sundance Film Festival. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Drew (Drew Carey) figures out that the irresponsible behavior of 19-year-old Milan (Jessica Cauffiel), appointed the store's new president by her father Lord Mercer (Jim Piddock), stems from a lifelong need for her dad's approval. When Lord Mercer fires Milan, Drew begs him to give the girl another chance--which might have been a mistake, as indicated when party-animal Milan transforms the store into her own personal, never-ending "rave." Meanwhile, Lewis (Ryan Stiles) pulls a "Hannibal Lecter" when Oswald (Diedrich Bader) brings home a human liver as his nursing-school homework assignment. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Director Dominic Sena follows up his stylish action film Gone in 60 Seconds (2000) with this high-tech thriller. John Travolta stars as Gabriel Shear, a charismatic spy who plots to steal a multi-billion-dollar fortune in illegal government funds. In order to make his scheme work, however, Gabriel needs some help from a computer hacker, which is where Stanley Jobson (Hugh Jackman) comes in. Stanley has been paroled from prison after serving a lengthy sentence for penetrating the FBI's cyber-surveillance operations. Issued a restraining order that keeps him away from computers and living penniless in a trailer park, Stanley wants only to be reunited with his daughter Holly, who's in the custody of his ex-wife, now remarried to a pornographer. Gabriel and his partner Ginger (Halle Berry) offer Stanley the chance to get his child back in exchange for his help, but the hacker soon realizes he's a pawn in a larger operation than the high-tech bank heist he thought he was perpetrating. In the meantime, a dedicated federal agent (Don Cheadle), the same man who once arrested Stanley, is trying to expose Gabriel's operation. Swordfish also stars Sam Shepard and Zach Grenier. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
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Just as the university research team is about to prove that their new technique will permit water to be used as a fuel, their laboratory is sabotaged and the lab manager is killed. Eddie Kasalivich (Keanu Reeves) stumbles onto the scene and manages not only to witness the sabotage, but to escape from it. When he tries to talk about it to authorities, he discovers that they think he and the other project survivors committed the crime. In reality, a group of energy companies have conspired with interested parties in the government to completely erase all notion of the existence of a way to use water as fuel. The project sponsor (Morgan Freeman) wants Eddie to turn himself in, but before he can do that, he must find enough evidence to clear himself and his friends. But in order to succeed, Eddie must avoid assassination attempts by the real perpetrators. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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Hey there everyone, this is me once more. I'm a female and I'm looking for fun people to have my strangest cravings filled, but maybe you have a great plot that you would love to do. So maybe we can actually think of something great together, or you could just tell me your carving. Who knows, I might like it. Oh and the following rules I borrowed and copied from my friend, but adjusted them so they are mine. So just so I don't seem mean, I will just put her in this and make sure people know that it are her rules that I used, because they were exactly what I was looking for. So thanks cosmicgift for letting me borrow this. I hope you're not offended. And be sure to check out her threads too.
But before I got to the rules, you must know that I'm in the time zone of Belgium, GMT+1. Though now it is GMT+2 for me.
- I am quite active and I come online every day, unless stated otherwise. I prefer to role play with a person that can give multiple replies every day or at least once a day...sure, I understand if you have to leave or if you have personal issues or even lack of inspiration (because it happens to me too!) and believe me I will appreciate if you just come and tell me, I am reasonable and I am patient when the person announces me beforehand.
- Ditching...ditching for me is a very sensible subject because before, I did that and I felt awful for leaving like that in the middle of some amazing on-going role plays, so technically I can't ask for a better treatment. If you ditch, I understand and I will just assume that you have a personal life to take care of and I won't bother you. But let me know that you ditch.
- I am a person that gets bored very easily so I am sorry in advance if I propose for us to leave the role play. It might be just the case that I don't feel any chemistry between our characters or I feel that I am losing interest! Of course, I wouldn't like to lose a good role play partner, so I might request for us to start another one...So if you feel bored tell me
- I am mature enough to engage in role plays with mature themes (sex, violence, gore etc.) but of course, if it makes you uncomfortable I will surely fade to black or simply don't engage into a mature act. I, like almost every person, have my limits but they are very minor details that I like to avoid (however, anything that is about abusing children or anything related to them is a very big NO-NO for me!).
- I love English and I have been learning it since I was 8. So I have decent grammar and spelling. However, I tend to make mistakes sometimes and if you notice them please signal me, because that way I will learn. Don't misunderstand! I am not a native English-speaker. I require for my partner to have decent spelling and grammar skills as well.
- My post length...hmm...That is questionable. I describing in detail whatever I can, so it usually goes between 3-5 ( to maybe 7) paragraphs on a normal post. Of course, that depends entirely on my partner! If my partner gives me 2-3 paragraphs, I will do the same. I like to mirror so, as mentioned above, it depends on my partner.
- The gender of my character isn't important for me as long as I can create an interesting one. I don't like perfect characters...or innocent ones! (I can work along the lines of 'oblivious' but not innocent! Or naive!) I love flawed characters and as for the pairings I play: MxF. Plus, I am IN LOVE with doubling.
- I mostly do my role plays via PM. I am not the type to use messengers or email, so I prefer PM or thread. (I would love to role play via thread once in a while!)
- I do like for my role plays to have romance in them, because otherwise (for me) it's boring! Of course, a plot based entirely on romance is hard to maintain and I want to have all kind of different things surrounding my type of romance.
- I'm sorry for having so many rules but hey, I just wanted to clarify these because I want for us to have fun role playing!
On with the Fandoms then:
Ghost Whisperer
- Anything that goes hand in hand with the show. Which means I'll just do OC's too, I just want to use the fact that a girl can see ghosts or something along that line.
- This one idea that I had was that a girl is being contacted by the ghost of her crush. But he is very closed off and doesn't believe her at first. So I was thinking we could think something together about this whole ordeal. So don't be afraid to talk.
Twilight (I know some people hate me for this, but the books were actually pretty decent. So if Twilight isn't your cup of tea. Ignore this one. I mean it, or the sparkling vampires might appear in your nightmares)
- I'll do any pairing! I mean it any!
- So that means any canon character with any cannon or OC.
- I have many ideas, so just message me and tell me what characters you like and I'll actually be able to think of a few basic ideas.
- But please don't come up with something where one of the Cullens fight each other, because I will hunt you down and kill you! Seriously, don't butcher the universe.
- I'll also do any kind of story with just the characters of Twilight, those I call Alternate Universes or AU, I just learned to love all the characters.
- So please, please please message me for this one.
- Is it obvious that is a huge craving of mine?
The vampire diaries
- I'll do most pairings, so just toss them at me. But beware, I'm a Delena and Klausoline fan. So don't ask me to play Tyler for Caroline or Stefan for Elena.
- I haven't seen the complete fourth season yet
- Just tell me what you would like to do and I'll love you forever!
Once upon a Time
- I adore this Tv-show!
- my favorite characters are Ruby, Rumpelstiltskin, Regina, Emma and Belle.
- Though I would love to do one with Ruby.
- Oh and Hook is the hottest guy in the entire show. Oh, he's just so yummy.
- Beware I only saw the movies and I'm a huge wolverine fan
- I'll do any pairing that you might think off. But I would love to do a Jean and Logan one or one with Rogue.
Don't be afraid to check my other thread I have some normal parings there but these are my most wanted pairings. So please do contact me in any way you can and comment on the Rules so I know you read them. I'm not saying I won't adjust them, but at least ask me to change some of those. I'm a pretty decent human being.


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My name is Julian and I am a passionate young actor with a wide range of linguistic and physical skills. I also speak fluent English, Bulgarian and Spanish and I'm currently studying Italian. I have a General American accent and I'm good at many others. I have been a professional swimmer on an International level for the last 12 years. I started acting two years ago. With my first ever acting audition I got in the National Youth Theatre of GB and I was one of the only foreigners. After that I signed with an agent and that has led me to doing many commercials such as Gillette, Lucozade, Batiste, Xbox, Chevrolet, Denman and many short films. As a model I have worked on many lifestyle, fashion and sports projects. I am currently studying with Hollywood acting and success coach Bernard Hiller. I am currently playing the second lead male role in an action packed American Horror feature film CODE RED and I am in pre-production on my ambitious short film "A Hero's Journey".
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If promethus was asked Do you think before you act he would respond sometimes. He would say this becouse he mustve known that he would be punished for giving the humans fire. But he made conseice decsion to help humans out. but i dont think he thought it out well enough. if he had he couldve escaped from zeus and still given us fire. I think promethus was a tad spontanus but still did think some before he acted.
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the government should spend its money on these three things, the military, state services (such as police, fire, and roads), and euducation. the reason the military and state serves should be funded is becouse they could not be privatized and should be part of the government. Now education should be funduded by the government but on a much lower budget becouse education can be easily privatized it should be. but for poorer familys education should still be an option so they should keep funding education but not quit to the extent it is currently.thats what the government should focuse on with education miltary and state serveces
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Many people think athletes are paid too much for the work they do. I agree that athletes do not provide an esentional role in soceity but yet do genarate all the money on their own with out taxpayers funding them.becouse of this its completly fair. If the athletes were paid very low then the managers would be super rich becouse peaple will still come to see the baseball game say and pay the same amount. Also if athletes wernt paid much then their would be even less charity donations becouse its more money with fewer people meaning that one greedy guy could keep much more money than 10 greedy athletes. Plus the only way to reduce the pay for athletes would be to boycott games witch would take millions of people together. obvoisly athletes are paid properly and it should stay that way.
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The nation's top doctors are sounding the alarm about the season's flu virus.
There has been a dramatic increase in cases on influenza in states across the country compared to last year, with widespread flue reported in 41 states, including Indiana, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
One strain of the flu is primarily hitting western states, while the rest of the nation is seeing the primary strain.
Experts say this year's flu vaccine seems to be effective, so they are searching for reasons why the season -- which usually peaks in February -- is so severe right now.
Infectious disease specialists think the cause of the big increase in flu sufferers this year might be due to the drier air, which allows the virus to spread farther than when the air is heavy and moist.
While the flu season is the worst in 10 years, experts say one way to avoid it is to get a flu shot.
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Stay in Dublin's Funky Village Quarter
The Times Hostel - Camden Place in Dublin, Ireland
Backpackers and tourists alike are certain to find a piece of home within our walls!
We're a friendly, fun and clean hostel in the heart of Dublin's vibrant Village Quarter with its many pubs and clubs, and only a ten-minute walk to city centre, Grafton Street, Trinity College and Temple Bar. St. Stephen's Green and the Iveagh Gardens (one of Dublin's hidden gems) are just around the corner, as are a variety of markets and shops. We want all of our guests to have a great visit to Dublin! Our team is happy to help you out, answer all your questions and guide you to the best spots in Dublin!
Chill in our lounge and meet your fellow travellers, check out our book collection, play a board game with a friend, watch cable TV or one of our DVDs, and enjoy a free cup of coffee, hot chocolate or tea. Have a look at our Artist's Gallery featuring a new Dublin artist each month - you can even buy some of the art!
Come stay with us and enjoy:
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Free breakfast every day (pancakes on the weekends) | Free tea, coffee and hot chocolate anytime |
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Spacious common area | Free Wi-Fi throughout the building |
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Free linen (we make your bed) | Early shuttle to the airport |
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We also offer many tours to escape the city and experience the beautiful Irish countryside. Choose between tours of Wicklow, Glendalough, Connemara, The Cliffs of Moher, Belfast, Kerry and a Rural Pubcrawl. Our staff has been on many of these tours and will assist you with booking your desired tour!
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LOWER GWYNEDD — Residents living within the Wissahickon School District can plan on their tax bill staying the same next year.
The Wissahickon School Board adopted a preliminary final budget with a 0 percent tax increase at its April 16 meeting.
The proposed final budget will now be advertised and made available for public inspection. The board anticipates voting on the final budget at its May 29 meeting.
If adopted, the 2012-13 budget would mark the fifth time in the past seven years the district has avoided a tax increase.
With no tax increase, a home assessed at the district average of $205,000 will continue to pay $3,621 in school district taxes.
The proposed final budget anticipates revenue for 2012-13 of $83,324,743. Meanwhile, anticipated expenditures come in at $85,816,677.
Business Administrator Wade Coleman reported the expenditure amount has been cut from preliminary budget figures earlier this year.
At a March 15 budget workshop, the board authorized the administration to go ahead with several cost-cutting efforts, including eliminating a custodial position through attrition, energy conservation efforts, switching to a new insurance broker and personnel cuts.
At the April 16 meeting, board member Barbara Moyer asked if the details of those personnel cuts were being made public. Administrators responded they had not yet been released and would be right before adoption of the budget.
At the time of the workshop, those cost-cutting efforts were expected to save the district $984,480, but Coleman reported the actual savings will be $1,061,851.
Overall, expenditures are down by approximately $900,000 from the 2011-12 budget, according to Coleman.
Despite the cost-cutting efforts, expenditures still exceed revenue by just less than $2.5 million.
To cover that shortfall, the district will be using approximately $2.5 million from its fund balance, leaving approximately $14.5 million in the fund, according to Coleman.
"We're in a significantly better financial situation than many districts," Coleman said. "We're very, very fortunate. We're pleased to present the zero percent tax increase, and the use of fund balance is reasonable for our position as to where we are at this point in the budget."


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The laughs are few and far between in this final sequel to the comedy hit.
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The laughs are few and far between in this final sequel to the comedy hit.
Ex-black-ops guy must flex muscle to protect/save/find his family.
Noah Baumbach has a hard time letting go of the notion that drama means building to humiliation.
J.J. Abrams directs the sequel to his 2009 reboot.
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Julianne Moore stars in this modern version of a Henry James story.
Director Shane Black understands that no actor can triumph over a cartoon tin man.
The new film stars Mark Wahlberg and Dwayne Johnson.
The cast does its best, but there's little to celebrate here.
This is the third feature by the Arkansas-born director Jeff Nichols (Shotgun Stories and Take Shelter).
Was Tom Cruise trying to beat out fellow Scientologist John Travolta for the honor of starring in the dumbest sci-fi epic ever?
The Angels' Share is a rare upbeat Ken Loach comedy.
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Happy New Year from all of us at North Fork Ranch & Fishing Lodge!
All is calm & bright at the ranch…quiet, peaceful & white this time of year! Just hard to believe it is three weeks into January already! We hope this finds you enjoying each day & that the spirit of the past holiday season, family & friends remains with you throughout the year! We are all busy with our resolutions & Bucket List's this time of year….we hope you will put North Fork in as your "Bucket Must"!!
The ranch is picturesque this time of year as each season brings to us a new wonderful Colorado look! Right now we have views of beautiful snow capped Colorado Rocky Mountains, gentle water flowing in the North Fork of the South Platte River which is decorated with a little ice, soft snow & colorful festive lights lining the fences. All of our horses are enjoying grazing leisurely in winter pastures and have grown a full coat of extra winter hair to keep them warm! They will most certainly be happy to see you & anxiously wait to take you horseback riding on your next ranch holiday or family vacation!
Snow may be on the ground but we are already looking forward to our upcoming ranch season & continue to strive to offer you something better or new. The addition of zip line & our new western dance night to our program were a big success. What an honor it was this year to be awarded "The Best Fly Fishing Dude Ranch in the USA & Canada"!! You just can't beat fly fishing in Colorado…in particular at North Fork Ranch!
Speaking of new; Dean is busy remodeling a bathroom (a walk in shower & heated tile floors) in the Wildhorse Lodge in between plowing snow, feeding horses & other minor fix & update projects. We can't wait to show you the new doors he recently replaced into the lodge as well!! Many enjoyed the remodeled bathrooms inStonehenge mansion last summer. We always look forward to greeting you with a fresh new look each season!
We are beginning our hiring of yet another fabulous North Fork Ranch staff for our 29th year! You will see some familiar faces along with energetic new ones! They too are looking forward to enjoying with you horseback riding, whitewater rafting, hiking, fly fishing, zip line, trap shooting & all the fun adventures offered at North Fork Ranch!
Those of you that have joined us know that a Colorado Dude Ranch vacation is a unique experience. If you missed out last year and have been saying, "we must return", this is your year to join us for your Colorado Adventure! We have added an extra incentive…we've lowered our 2013 rates…give us a call or look on our website!!
As we begin our 29th ranch season, we look back with Great memories & say "Thank You" for sharing your families & lives with us! We look forward to seeing you soon!


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Ratings based on 52 Verified Reviews
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4.9 Room cleanliness
4.5 Service & staff
4.9 Room comfort
4.7 Hotel condition
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for Familiesby Ronan from Houston & Aberdeen (Scotland)
Couldnt have asked for more, but we did....
Posted Dec 1, 2013Pros: Beach and accomodation
Cons: Better menu both for adults and kiddos
Not much to really talk about, the hotel facilities were excellant, rooms...less rooms, more like top notch appartments, ugraded from 1 bedroom to 2 bedroom whicvh really helped the wife, our 4 yearold and I, for the most part this was Expedia's doing. The beach is stunning, thats all that can be said. Nice sand, calm waters, cordoned off from boating and manned by friendly security. The only down side was the food wasnt quite upto 5 diamond rating (5 star). Limited menu that was pricy, the kid menu encouraged scurvey...we ended up ordering from the menu for our 4 year old so she could get some nutrition at cost....given that she would only eat a small portion. Would we go back...in a flash...and take advatage of the well stocvked kitchenette that would put most homes to shame....
for Everyoneby Aivar from Tallinn, Estonia
Locates right at the beach, quiet and nice.
Posted Nov 24, 2013Pros: large rooms, beautiful sandy beach, own swimming pool at the balcony of the room
Cons: Restoran waitresses may remember what did you order and bring right food and drinks.
Location: Village was about 1,5 km. Hotel has its own harbour. Pigeon Island was close and good hiking place.
for Everyoneby Aivar from Tallinn, Estonia
Locates right at the beach, quiet and nice.
Posted Nov 24, 2013Pros: large rooms, beautiful sandy beach, own swimming pool at the balcony of the room
Cons: Restoran waitresses may remember what did you order and bring right food and drinks.
Location: Village was about 1,5 km. Hotel has its own harbour. Pigeon Island was close and good hiking place.
for Everyoneby Paul from London
Absolutely fantastic.
Posted Oct 21, 2013The hotel was just beautiful, the rooms very well appointed and luxurious. The staff were friendly and helpful but the tour desk / concierge can be slow to book trips. I would suggest you research alternative providers in Rodney Bay.
for Everyoneby Debbie from Pendleton, NY
Luxury Resort
Posted Oct 11, 2013Pros: Luxurious resort, very friendly staff, good food
Cons: Need better wi fi in the rooms, it was spotty. Shuttle to Rodney Bay should pick you up in 2 hours, 1 hour is ot enough time.
Location: Location is rather isolated. Easy walk to Pigeon Island. Visit Captain's Cellar Pub. Take shuttle to Rodney Bay.
We had a wonderful stay at The Landings. Our beach front condo was spacious, clean, and very well equipped. The staff was so friendly and helpful. The gardens are beautiful, very well kept. The food was very good at both restaurants. The beds were very comfortable, nice linens and pillows. We could be in the beach in less than a minute. Beach towels and snorkeling equipment were provided. Plenty of comfortable lounge chairs and umbrellas at the beach. Security guards were at the beach at all times, we were only approached by a local vendor once. The kitchen is very well equipped if you wanted to cook meals instead of eating out. There was a patio facing the water with lounge chairs, dining table and chairs and a jacuzzi. There was also a patio in front facing the gardens, perfect for late afternoon when it was too hot to sit on the other patio. Both patios had ceiling fans. So many small touches--lighted make up mirror in the bathroom, bathrobes, turn down service with bottled water left by the bed, remote control ceiling fan, ice maker in the freezer, cold packs in the freezer, good quality toiletries, recessed lighting with dimmer switches.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Great hotel on the beach
Posted Aug 12, 2013Pros: Extremely good service from staff, very accomodating, right on a beautiful beach
Cons: Kid's club was more like a daycare....needed more outdoor activities (or probably more kids)
Location: Horseback riding and watersports right on the beach, charter tours for dolphin and whale watching.
My stay at the Landings turned out to be much better than I expected in the end I was disappointed that I didn't extend my vacation to spend a couple MORE days in St. Lucia. The hotel was really lovely, right on the beach, great breakfasts and very accomodating staff. There the beach and quite a few swimming pools and jacuzzis. Great for couples as well as families.
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for Everyoneby JS from Houston
Excellent hotel by a perfect beach
Posted Jul 29, 2013Pros: The beach. The service. The room
Cons: The restaurant, up the quality of breakfast, lower the prices for lunch an dinner. Shuttle to Rodney Bay, allow more time, add an evening schedule.
Location: Location is good a but a bit too far from airport. Despite that, I would stay here again.
We had a wonderful stay at The Landings and in St. Lucia in general, it is a great island. Hotel is beautiful and well maintained. Staff was exceptional. Friendly, courteous and helpful. We got an upgraded village which was gorgeous and huge. The beach is perfect. Calm clear water. Beautiful sand. Plenty of umbrellas and chairs. Water sports. Bar service right to your spot. The restaurant is definitely the weakest link. Breakfast (which was included in our rate) was good but not at the level of a 41/2 star hotel. Prices for lunch and dinner are way too high, not worth. This is what made my review a 4 and not a 5. They have a shuttle to Rodney Bay which seems convenient but we ended up renting a car to have more freedom to explore at our leisure, which I highly recommend.
for Everyoneby Todd from Virginia
Excellent venue.
Posted Jul 26, 2013Pros: Location on the island
Cons: Signage to get to the hotel and the operations of the toilets - the rarely flushed.
Location: Rodney Bay is 10 minutes away and offers shopping and groceries.
This is an awesome property in one of the most desirable locations on the island. We were upgraded to a 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath condo on the top floor with our own jacuzzi. Our balcony was close to 30 feet long and faced the marina, which get's the afternoon breeze without the sun. We found ourself bringing back dinners so we could eat outside. The hotel staff was very attentive. A/C works like a charm and everyone had plenty of room. The beach staff is very attentive and our son took a sailing lesson. The breakfast is excellent.
for Couplesby Lavender from New York, NY
Birthday/Couples Retreat
Posted Jul 25, 2013Pros: The staff and driver was incredible. Very welcoming and informative. The Spa is a must.
Cons: My husband and I always stay at the luxurious hotels. There's absolutely nothing that needs to be improved. Everything was at its best in my opinion.
Location: The location was great. The Landings is near by Rodney Bay (the mall). There's great local restaurants and fine dining near by.
I stayed at The Landings from Wednesday, July 17th to Monday, July 22nd, 2013 to celebrate my wonderful husband's birthday. I went with two other couples. It was the best time we ever had. Everything went well from the airport transfer to the hotel. It felt like our own condo. It was so spacious and clean. The cleaning staff came in the morning and evening. Breakfast was phenominal. It was very filling. We weren't hungry until the evening. I would not recommend the all inclusive package. There's only two restaurants at The Landings. We were a bit apprehensive in going into town prior to our arrival but The Landings made you feel very safe. We had our own personal driver that took us anywhere we wanted for a fixed price for 6 people throughout the duration we were there. We had an amazing time.


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Head up just behind the large blocks to the right of the crag, following a black streak up the cobbles. Crux right around the third bolt. Crux can be bypassed above the third bolt by moving to the right. CAUTION: Watch the pillar behind you! Potential for leader to hit it.
Right side of crag, behind the large boulder, going up the black streak.
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Excellent climb. Steep climbing on positive holds. Falling low can be a danger. Popular. Strong gym climbers like this one.
I second the warning about falls low on the route. A fun climb.
the FA on this climb was Mark Thomas I am pretty sure
Bold Text 5 stitches. Flipped upside down by rope behind my leg. Nearest Hospital Espanola. Mind the Boulder, not the ground.
Ouch, Levi. Glad you're OK. While I've heard from many concerned people about the boulder behind the climber I've never actually heard of anyone hitting it in a clean fall. The rope behind the leg while leading will most likely be bad no matter what--if the leader's head doesn't hit the boulder first, it'll hit the wall instead. Mind the rope, then the boulder, then the ground. :-)
On 7/26/11 I removed the super sketchy sawn through snap links from the anchor. The chains are still in good condition. Bring quickdraws to toprope.
if you blow the third clip you will get really smashed. I watch my boss get a nasty concusion here. also wear a helmet.


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BEVERLY – Don't miss Fridays in the Rose… each performance is designed to give audiences a taste of the sublime in just enough time to listen and grab a bite during lunch hour! This Friday, October 4 from 12:00 to 1:00 pm hear Endicott Faculty perform solo classical piano, jazz, musical theater, and folk rock at the Rose Performance Hall, Manninen Center for the Arts, Endicott College, Beverly.
Tickets are free for general admission, and free for ECID holders. This includes a light appetizer following the performance. Tickets can be reserved at www.endicott.edu/centerforthearts or by leaving a message at the box office at (978) 998-7700. For more information about the show or the Walter J. Manninen Center for the Arts, please contact Becca Kenneally, Performing Arts Chair, at firstname.lastname@example.com or (978) 232-2397; or you can visit the Endicott College Center for the Arts webpage at www.endicott.edu/centerforthearts.


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Brooklyn: What's new and what's best in Kings County
Find out about new developments in four Brooklyn neighborhoods, along with TONY's—and Brooklyn bloggers'—picks for the best things to do in Brooklyn.
Tue Sep 25 2012
We know what you're thinking: Another story about Brooklyn? But with the debut of the massive Barclays Center this week, the time is ripe to examine the rapidly changing borough. We've got more on that development, as well as others in three additional Brooklyn neighborhoods; plus, get the scoop on five of our favorite recently opened Kings County spots.—Edited by Amy Plitt
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